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VOL, LXXXn, MO. IM CroOBTBEM PAG&S) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1968 ea face IS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Scientist Challenges Rusk Says Ban Space Weapons Cry

BLACKSBURG, Vs. (AP)tv»rfta«* . Poijrtechmc Inatitute^inight/be necessary to create a —A government scioitist to­ here, NeweU aaid NASA division "for developing "We do not wiah to develop a military applications from ^ the Wouldn’t Harm day challenged critics who Ifaglnot Line In qwce, only to civil apace techniques as they w i^ moie emphasis on space have It flanked by forcea of great­ evolve.” Hearings are scheduled weapons development, saying er flexibUlty. We need to develop this year. the present U.S. ^xtce pro­ in a broad way our apace capa­ Six Republican ■ congressmen re­ bility . ao that we will have the cently Issued a statement, express­ gram is laying a bnied base ablUty to .move in any direction ing concern over what they for both scientific and mili­ required by future eventa to meet termed the tack of a defined mil­ tary operations. any threats along whatever lines itary space program. Security of U.S. Homer K. Newell, 'director o< might develop. ' Major m ilita^ space efforts are speee adenee for the Natiooal Newell’s defense of the space aimed at development of recon­ Aeronautlca Snd ^ «ee Admlida- program came at a time when naissance satellites by the Ah: trathm, eeld: many defense officials and some Force, cmnmunicationa satellites Cites Physical, Mental Condition “thoee who am e that we -congresamen are taking a doaer by the Army, and navigation Senate Unit nshould dlapenae wlui the frllle of look . at military needs in space. satdlites by the Navy. Bclence and apace ejqploiaUan and The services, primarily the Air The Air Force is training aistro- concentrate on die neceaaitlea of Force, long have pressed for a nauts for NASA’a^tiwo-man ProJ- military development, forget that larger military spsuie role. Bhr ' ect Oemlni orbltaTand rendeavoua Negro in Alabama Witness Put we ean’t really aay what the mil­ this fiscal year,: Praddent Ken­ fUgbts. Later, Air Phree astro­ itary neceaaltiee in apace wBl be nedy asked |l.dT billion for mlU- nauts will fly Gemini capsules and tt would be foolhardy to pre­ tary tg m e» activities, compared modified for mUitary missions tend that we can.” with 1S T MOkm asked fo r NASA. and the Dyna-Soar manned space Under Oath In a qmech prepared for an RecaaBy, the House Jclence and gnaw. Leaving University arttfldal satellite conference at Astronautics Oominlttea Advocates of a strong military program think the WASfflNGTON (AP) — Miould be woridng on macecraft TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP)t'»<^‘y member from giving him Secretary of State Dean Rnsk to spy on enemy satellites .and ..« « .A «« mr\an **A»* "A urged the Senate today to destroy them if they are carrying —^The withdrawal of Negro —That accused a state of­ nuclear bombs. Some say this na­ student James A. Hood from ratify the limited nuclear Halleck Supporters ficial of cursing him in a dormi­ test-ban treaty, saying it tion dwuld develop orbiting nU' the University of Alabama tory. clear bombs of its own. could mean the end of his A trustee who would not be iden­ should slow the arms race NeweU agreed the U.S. must tified said that in his opinion the without damage to the secur­ have a stre^ mlUtary space pos­ brief career as a student at charges against Hood could be ture,' but aaid: "This is a eai the schoeJ^^ following his ity of the United States. Drive for GOP Nod grounds for refusal of the univer­ Rusk testified before toe Senate billty that we wlU have from I stormy enrollment two sity to admit him for the fall Foreign Relations Oommittee as term, which begins Sept. 20. (Oontkaied en Fags Foar) months ago. lead-off witness in toe Kennedy WASHmOTON (AP) — Od-f Halleck has harbored high po- Hood’s attorney announced the The trustee said that Hood still administration's drive for senate leagues o f Rep. Cbartas -A. Han- llUcal ambitions for some time. withdrawal smd said the 20-year- would be subject to a hearing ' «- approval of toe U.S., British and eok e< Ridlana have quietly and La IMS be came witbln an inch old Gadsden, Ala., student wras fore any decision .would be made Soviet Union pMt to outlaw nu­ informally launched an effort to of winning second place on the dropping' out because of his jfoys- concerning his readmittsmee. clear explosions except those un­ win the 19M Republican presiden­ GOP presidential ticket headed by Service G>rps, leal and mental ccmdltlon. Another Negro student. Auther- derground. tial nominatfota far the House mi­ Thomas Dewey of New York. ine Lucy, was expelled from the The university confirmed Hood’s university in 1966 for unproved Rusk was put imder oath on toe nority leader. He first won natlana) politicid withdrawal Sunday and announced motion of Republican committee they are aoundtng out some top recognttfon in IMO when he made College Bills charges that school authorities that a meeting of the board conspired 'with a white mob which m em bers. Republican laadera and report a ths noaomting speech for Wen­ trustees called to consider charges Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper, favmable reacticn. dell WDlkle at tbs K^bU caa Na- had driven her from the campua Before Senate resulting from a speech Hood She was the first Negro to at­ R-Iowa, said aU witnesses on toe Halleck himself would not ooro- tiqurii OoBvention in FMladelplila. made in Gadsden July 16 had treaty would be sworn. mant, but persona close to him Ha headed the Republican Cmi- tend the university. Hood’s depar­ been canceled. . ture leaves Miss Malone cf Mo­ Invited to toe session were said he is doing nothing to n^ grsssionsl Oommittee in IMS WASHINGTON (AP) — Two of members of toe Senate Armed when the GOP won control of the President Kennedy’s major pro­ University officials had sent a bile, Ala., u the only Negro stu­ fan move, thmr represent him as Jloim.Kennedy Jr.< t\ k , ntrato out of the Otis Air Fonoe Base hos­ letter to Hood notifying him of the Services and Joint Atomic Energy being "avaUame" for the nomina- House and was nsajority floor posals face action this weSk on pital with hte fother after paying his fiiwt viellit to his mother dent in toe school. A third Negro, charges against him and asking Dave M. McGlathery, is attmid- committees. tfoa and ready to make a fight leader in the Rmi^Uoan-oon- Capitol HUl. The House wlU vote sinoe the Fkwt Lady eritered the boaptoal kust weuk. (AP Fho- Rusk emphasized that toe sign­ for It if viotory should appear wnlt- troOed SOOi and SSrd Oangrssses. on a n.i-bllUon coUege construc- tota x.) him to be present before the dean ing the university branch at Hunts­ of men at 3 p.m. today. ville. ing of toe treaty by Efost Germany in reerh In UBS Halleck ousted me ve^ tion bm, the Senate

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PAGE FIVE MANCHESTES e y e i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 12,1968 IfANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN.» MONDAY, AUGUST 11,196> JTAGE rO U l —I------H«|p«Toa< O k a y s Bolton R o c k y f a l s e TEETH W olk'Laniew'' ki'Cierebiej Colemari'W y man B oth Political Parties!Ser>^ce CoT**’ T re a ty IW «rry Zotta-Renn R e c B u d g e t N -T e s t ^.'4 Miaa Daneen Renn of Manches­ TTu. macriage of Miss Boiuue- Troubled by With Warning ter became the bride of Michael J. Lge 'W'yman and WUham, Francis Coleman, both of Manchester, was D omti $ 2,225 M ___ Zotta Jr. New Haven Saturday ciagnieit cai— wy i solemnized Saturday morning at I adopt a posiUve pcdicr aod ert- j (Oontliiiied from Pag* Omm) PASTTVVIS St WOKT ( at St. James’ (Tiurch. (OotiiiDed from Pare Oae) The bride le the daughter of Mr. the (Jhurch of the Assumption. |I kKennedy- the Kennedy*.” ' (Cuatluril from Pace One) The budget requests for the rec- The bride Is the daughter of Mr. gfcoyt the civil righU bill but While' white Southerner* would 4 ------recbtion department a t the txnwn other negotiations it contem^aled and Mrs. Daniel E. Renn, 95 Cedar St. The bridegroom is the son of and Mrs. Roland. C, Ouellette of about the limited nuclear test-ban' be con iu j^ il they had to choose le^jiatiTe trail, however. The are down from laet year's appro­ with the Communist leadernmp- 18 Deerfield Dr. The bridegroom ls treaty Kennedy recently «^ t from between Kemedy and Rortefeller Judiciary Ooramittee must He expressed doubt about SoviM Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Zotta Sr. priation of J3.325, a figure that of New' Haven, formerly of Massa- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Premier Khrushchev’s proposal VACAHON SPECIAL H. Coleman of 622 \Yoodbridge St. did not Include any allcxiatlon fo r pequa Park, L. I., N. 'Y. ’ " ^ e '^ i S e v hemmed ahd hawed, i r i«ild r .o w '^ be ^ r e d and a w*y found for a nonaggrasalon pact between t e r n * jfow Y lra The Rev. Francis Butler per­ a Negro lea'der-Roy Wilkins ex- j le.-s than all-out for his cm l nght* through, or around the Rules a beaebalL program. T)ie select­ the Western allies and the Oom- The Rev. Joseph McCann per­ men, who have been administering formed the double ring ceremony formed the double-ring cerenionv eculve secretary of the National 1 bill and they have to choose in com m inee to the House floor. A munist bloc “ In the light and celelirated the nuptial Mass the reemeation department budget and celebrated the nuptial Maas. Association for the Advancement 1964 between him and a highly favorable H'use vote would aend Soviet rpeord of broken treaties in John Carlson of Manchester, a for­ this year, are aaking $2,225 for 3 Mrs. Jane Maccarone was organ- of Colored People—tried to build conservative Reiaiblican. p.';; ;o an expected filibuster g e n e r a l , and nonaggresmon 20% OFF mer classmate of the couple, was a fire under them with a little Tet, if Kerjiedy loses Southern 1963-64. OS A U . lat and aoloirt. Tbe altar waa dec­ n the Ser.a:e Of the $3,326 appropriated for pledges In particular." organist Paul CSictelat wa.s soloist ■warning. white votes over cm l right.-, his A predictkifi that such a fili- orated with bouquets of white car­ ■ Tc the curreht fiscal year, $l,t86 haa He added that the Wert, by TT ■ ‘ ar was decorated with bou- ■'I am inclined to agree that the nuclear test ban treaty wnll get bu.~;et would be very difficult to agreeing to negotiate in the S o-, nations. qi' ■ -^f white gladioli. Bepublican.s want the Negro to be him vit-,- e..sewhere, which is break “ unless there is a real . been paid out to date, according to Given in marriage by her father, f Mrs. Shirley Riley, the selectmen’s Viet Union, had made Moacow t " .- n in marriage by her fa -, free but free somewhere over something the RejaiWicans ir. mar-hahng of public opmion"' \ "the focus of world diidomacy, the bride wore a floor-length gown yonder. Cor^trejs.- .ar hardly be unaware was made Sunday by Sen Paul . clerk. She said this morning that of embroidered polLshed cotton, de­ ther. the bride wore a fiill-length ' because of the resignation of the Bnmo photo giving rise to the I m p r e s t that gown of embroidered silk organza. , they are worrying about of ir deciding how to s-ote on the Douglas D-I" I tiering photo all initiatives toward peace origin­ S H J i NASSIFF signed with a jewel neckline, three- park and recreation commissioner quarters-length sleeves, and a bell-1 designed with sleeves, a peau , (etting Negro support, instead of tieaty Ir. a lelension imenriew he WINE M^anager ate in Moscow.” C-431BEA tm § FMOTO oarrying on a negative campaign Thing? ough; be getting more termed filibusters “ quite stupid” Engaged Fred Gaal, in the middle eSf the fis- shaped sk irt terminating In a de sole band at th* waistline with ■ cail year, the money set aside for Rockefeller also said the treaty ^ (X-ASSirr AB30 9m tE ) back accent of floral cliisiers. And I on the civil rights bill they should disagreeable r-.ght aloeig now ar. l a prolonged fiscussion to | The engagement of Miss Eileen Ralph H. Klein of West Hart­ MAIX ST- fU Tin fchanel-length train. Her of | hds salary had not been used, and ford, veteran Hartford broadcaster, presents Communist East Ger­ ] s chapel-length train extetuiing prr-\er.t a vole.” ' F. Whisler of Rockville to Rob­ Elnglish Illusion was attached to a ' that he probably would have had has been appointed general man­ many opportunities to enchance ' from the back waistline Her bonf- Ser. Richard B. Russell o f , ert B. Smith Jr. of Grafton, Ohio, its status since, by signing tbe of tulle and pearls, and ' some programs, such aa girls’ soft- ager of radio station WINF, Man­ ' fanl veil of imported silk ilUi.sion Georgia said the nation "is on an haa been announced by her par­ agreement, the regime “ can she carried a cascade bouquet of ball and baaketbali which would chester. He was station manager j was attached to a double tiere-i emooonaJ lance” over civil rights. ents, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Whisler achieve a recognition of aatlonal m'ntature gladioli. have required money of radio station ’WCXX?, Hartford, I cro.vn of pearl? and crystal, and ‘Where’s MDmmv?’ He .said nobody considers consti- of Wilson Lane. sovereignty." Mrs. Rdbert L. Sanfoid of tutjonai rights they don't consider Each recreaUon program la now before accepting his present po­ Queen.* Village. L. I., N. Y.. the I rtie carried a cascade bouquet of Her fiance is the son of Mr. and run by a volunteer on funds sup­ Rockefeller was briefed recently ; ! F- nch e'.a lio". -o e.« and, iw what effect the taw wil! have 10 Mrs. Robert Smith of Grafton. sition. bridegroom’s .rister, was matron of vears front now, they don't read' plied by the town and disbursed by Born and educated in Hartford, by the Kennedy administration on ' honor, Mrs. Daniel F. Renn of Mrs. George Coleman of Man- _ , Miss Wtiisler is a 1963 graduate the Moscow meeting. m Yiii fiuuu ch^.rier wa.? matron of honoi She t.he fine print. There a r ^ t a , ^ Rockville High School, She i.s the selectmen. Klein began his radio career as a Yardley. Pa,, the bride’s sistei-in- In the budget requests f o r the "It Is clear that the adminirtr*-, wore a .street-length dress of aqua John Jr. Demands drnen membera of the ^ a t e who ^ clerkdiypist at G. Fox and Co. staff writer for the Guy Hedlund WKLESMMME law. and MLss Patricia Frnleigli of rari exp5aii; thes^ brli? next fiscal year there is a decrease Players on w n C , Hartford, writ­ tlon has at its disposal the rele-1 Falls Village, were bridesmaids. oriental sheer silk, fashioned with I.------...... ------Hartford. van! scientific and technological ; ____ i a leader of Southern of $960 in salaries and $175 for ing more than 200 scripts. Mem­ Mias Margaret .Ann .Johnston of a bell-shaped skirt, and trimmed Mr. Smith is a 1961 gmduate of miscellaneous items. TTiie year $1,- facta," Rockefeller said. with a bow a! the back wai.stline (OoBtiaaed tram Page Om ) bers of the Guy Hedlund grotip Manchester, cou.si-i of the hndc, c^r^s*^^s. school GWton. and "Outsiders must exercise re- I Her headpiece was a matching rose , 750 was set aside for salaries and who have since become nationally was flower girl. the swimming program; next year straint in challenging judgment* j puff, and she carried a ca.scade •tood on the Mack leather back ! Hospital Notes he opTrniK photo the request is for $850. This year based on such data.” bouquet of matching French gladi­ seat as the car drove up. and lation this vear because “ thLs is | ° i t S 11 ■ ^ Michael O’Shea and Gary Merrill. matds wore aqua cocktail-length , MBS. \\1I,1>1A.M K. UOUKMA.N a very cnti'cal period m relations A June 1964 wedding is planned. $150 was set aside for softball; But, in ratifying the treoty, | oli t ikiting hours are Z to S p .m . He aulso wrote many scripts for dresses of satin and silk organza, scrambled dotvn as his father of­ betweer. the two race# | next year the request is for $100. Rockefeller said, "tte Senate Miss Sandra Starrett. Miss Kath­ for all areas. exee|i* materaity leading networit shows on CBS and roeettes of tulle for headpieces fered a hand. The boy strode pur The i .Manche.ster High School, grad­ • :39 to S p.m. aad private roama. Aide Questions program request remains sd $100. Carrington Award for outstanding Itself and the measures It co^-id- Kennedr had sent the civil rights flower girl wore a short dress of of Manche.ster. and Mrs Robert uated from Central lymnecUcut .manding "Whereg mommy? ' all ' where they are IS a.m. ts S p.ra. For the baseball program, $500 is radio writing. ers necessary to maintain the de­ usher. prograns to Congress ‘’against his From 1040 to 1961 he was pro­ peach eyelet and carried a colonial- Pearsall of Wallingford were Tbe bride'.s moUici w ■ pink Stale Ccllegc, New Britain, in the way to her room. { t'isitor* are bener judgment ‘ and only be­ requested, and $200 is aMied for fense of freedom.” bridesmaids. Mi.ss Rebecca Wyman siiKike is patient’* ream. N» more Arms in Space gram director and station super­ bouquet. , - . ,?healh dre.ss of embi oidored .silk i June She majortsi in elementary In the hour and a half they spent cause of fear? in the admirristra- gpound maintenance. The Senate should make clear of Bangor. Marne. <^sm of the , matching acecs- ' education luul will teach in than two t-csitor* at one time per visor for the Yankee Network at Rockefeller said, that It does not Robert L. Sanfoid was best man around dinnertime with Mrs Ken tior generated by those riots and Swim Challengers Mr Cdlej'han a 1958 grad- patient. WONS, H a r t f o r d , and WICC consider the treaty to "prohibit for his brother-in-law, U.shers were ; bride, was a ^ the bndegr.Hm, iiu>t.her I \-atxl nedy. the President mumhec, a these demoTkStrations. I think he (GonUnoed from Page One) Leslie Hunter and Besty Hunter They were attired in dresses )I Mamhesler High School Bridgeport B efore coming to use of nuclear weapons to repel te eoacr 70V rahsHes ihs Daniel F. Renn of Yardley. Pa., wore a peacix-k blue hre-s.? of , uate 2 sandwich and his son downed __ was T.i>t overpowered by the of Keeney Dr. represented Elling- identical to the matron of honor's Shafer photo brother of the bride, and Tracy chiffon with matching acoe-ssories. atten'ltsl Quinnipiax' C o l l e g e , some milk and peach ice i-ream ^•®^**** Taday; pc!itica: pressure that was development of the ability to In- ] ton Ridge Oountiyf Club in t h e WOCC in 1963 he was with the | ^p-ession anywhere pbo6o «r hoUiY ■HMrmrnf, MRS. MICHAEL J. ZOTTA JR. Mathers of Canaan. Lormx photo 1" )onqui! yeUow. ice blue pink. Both mothers wore whitr l■|■^hu!s. Hamden where he was vice presi­ The summer White House at Hy- a d m i t t e d SATXTRDAT Biex^- tarou^h: to bear on him ' vestigate scientifically with satel­ ' .senior swimming championships at comnimerciaJ departments of WDRC Furthermore, he suggested, the i and pale violet, and earned eas- jew rirr amd fan. or aporta Tile bride’s mother wore a dress A reception for 250 wa.s held at dent of -Mpha Phi Omega, a aerv- bnnis Port disclosed that Soviet cenuio MontaJvo. 82 Wells St M i : # ------lites and space probes, from space the Hartford Golf Club Saturday. and Channel 30. administration "should take every MRS. ZENON WOLK-LANIEVVSKI I cade bouquets of French gladioli oqapracaL Bat. taorc ooo> of sea-foam green shantung with Fiano's Re-staiirant. Bolton Wiien iee fraleniity. He is a graduate Premier Khrushchev sent a mes­ Marv Sullivan Havne- St . application, from the ability to Leslie, who is K , placed third in During WorW War n he served feasible step to preserve the abil­ ------i to match their dresses. sage to the President expre.ssing three years with the 106th In­ rcaicot aact oconoaiictil to white ajccessories. The bridegroom’s leaving on a motor Inp to VVa.sh- ot Central Conneotiout State Col­ Alfred Boldut. » Ford S: ; Sandra R J ll p i> »n k pertorm manned space flights, the 50-yard back stroke for girls ity of our military establirtiment bodice, and a bell-shaped *kirt George P. pieman of Ma^ches- lege where he majored m ac­ his personal dl.vtress at the death Pdttlmger. Broad Brook Joseph »> 1 II T r a O K . fantry Divi.sion, and was in combat to deter and defeat Communtst mother wore a sandstone beige Miss liallna Oerebiej of Man­ ingion. D.C.. and Williamsburg. from the vast complex (rf manu­ 17 and under. oowa d iB ac rtitk oa c policy: Linnerud'Salo that swept into a full circular ter served as his vomoo. s counting ajid IS a pa.-d treasurer Of the baby. Stnmaiti*. 2? Homestead St during three European campaigns, aggression against free peoples. sheath dress with jacket, a n d chester and Zenon 'Wolk-Laniew- Ushers were Gauy Ouellette, broth- Va.. .Mr.s. Coleman wore a pump­ facturing and assembly plants, Danielson Back W jo m ’ d m t “Ora Ploli^ train. of Omega Kappa Delta S

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P A G E S E V E N MANCHESTER EVGNINO HERALD. MANCHERTEB, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 12,1963 T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.'MANCHESTER. CONK MONDAY, AUGUST 12,1963 fM m m i Rockville-V etnon en your weak knees." (Hebrews bi-weekly square dances at the ■■planni o t th* dootiin* and domi- 12:12)” , Waddell School- , . A Thought for Today Obituary ^UmrijFHtPT nation o< th* “ radical right” aa it In other words, the writer Is Rusk ^ays Security A n n u a l Reports Other cold weather activities in­ Sponsored by the Manchester might b* flgura-licad«d by Senator suggesting that while It ia not Double Sessions Loom, (iiniiti9 Irraili cluded a Junior Square dance club, Council o f Churches always easy to overcome our dis­ GoMwmtcr, the himsetf By Departments and a father and son model rail­ DRIVEWAYS M ca Fnaees C. Baker couragements by putting on a bold road club. Mrs. Frances C> Baker, 83, o t me. haa about th* aame baaic idea* on Difference Our Attitude Make# front, It does help! foraigB policy aa th* John Birch REC DEPARTMENT Arid yet, how much help is fourid . Firm with N-Pact 124 Bpmee St., died last nig^t at New School Incomplete PABK-REO BOARD In every age and to all kinds of Free Estimates On: Bodaty Itadf, and that hia own lib- The town recreation department in the resources of a vital faith in Mandhester Memorial Hoepital af­ program has Increased consider­ Improvements to the Globe people come momenta of dlsr (3od. The man of faith meets dis­ (OaaMmtol from ra ge Om ) ■rajim , or even hi* own modera­ would reserve hia final Judgment ter a abort iUneae. She was th* ably, according to the annual de­ Hollow ewlmmlng pool, recom- couragement. The whole history of couragements with strength be­ BirUMINOUS ikSPHILT N VIIN I seasions at the Maple* Saturday by Conetable WUliartI mendod by the Park and Recrea­ man could well be written from "until I hear all the testimony." Double tion, If he haa on* or the other, partment report, as a result of cause he has at hia disposal all control poata u a check on mili­ Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., whtow of Arthur D. Baker. Patten during a routln*. cbeck. tion Adviaory Board, were com­ the point of view of those experi- St. School are In p' week day. The department were circulated with tow-n water their attention to the great cloud tinue with a full weapons develop­ TTiird Battalion, Second Regiment . tk* loeai a««B pokll th* other would ever be considered. pact of the agreement. Mrs. Wesley E. Charter of Elling­ bad winter, noting that the con- also sponsored a three-day camp­ bills. of spiritual hosts who fsmed equally ment program underground. of Second Marine Division at Camp ' ) of laMbUeadoa *< i " I personally am convinced that ton. Mrs. Jeanne Keeney of Man­ Btructiem company haa not been AH this, aa we observed at the be­ ing trip in June for senior citizens. The board Is currently studying tormenting trials and died as un­ He also testified he believes the the future security of the nation chester and Mrs. Robert P. War- Lejeune, N. C. He 1« a medical During the summer of 1962 at- B A N TLY OIL able to catch up on lost time ginning, teila ua perhaps even the planning commission's master conquered martyrs to their faith, United State* should maintain its Yrill not be impaired by this burton o f Marlborough; three corpsman with the Karin# Corps. M iilai dtaat t t N. tendamce at town pools dropped plan, and plans to submit recom­ the writer adds a practical word (OMIWNY, INC. Johnston Island testing ground in A meetirig has been set for George W. PoweU, gunner’# mat# more about the man than it does treaty,” Mansfield said. brothers, Walter G. Cowles of Bi­ Thursday between the building B n off. because of cool weather, but mendations based on the land use of encouragement; "Therefore lift the Pacific In full readiness in loxi, Miss.; Russell W. Cowlee of second class, USN, aon of Mr. and about the issue. rose again with the heat in June portion of the plan during the your drooping hands and strength­ case it becomes necessary to re­ committee auid repreeentatlves of Mrs. Thomas B. PoiwaU of Job a Mancheeter and E. Dana Cowles of the Douglas Dahm Construction •nSEAO 1963. 1963-64 fiscal year. .Mitciu'ii sume atmospheric testing. Eeet Brunswidc, N. J.; 14 grand' HIU, Ellington, and Edward U Ric- Co., contractor* for the project. It In the meantime, the Globe Hol­ Sen. pichard B. Ttussell, D-Ga., 12th Circuit cMldren and aeweral nieces and ard, seaman aK>rentlce, aon of M r low Pool bottom was Improved, l^icKvillr TH ia expected that a review of the RcToIntion By Publicity TOW N CLERK said the provisioft Iri the trdaty nephews. and Mr*. Joseph L. Rlcard of 9 and the two outdoor pools were The operations of the town VACATION CLOSING under which a party may with­ construction up to date will be Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville, Unfortunately, there 1* almoet painted before opening for the Stamparama Days Court Cases Funeral services will be held presented and a definite time fix­ draw oiy three months’ notice clerk's <^ice were transformed Aug. 15 to Aug. 24 Wedneeday at 1:30 p.m. at the are serving aboard th# anti-aub- always aomebody wpo haa an in­ ten-week summer season. during the 1962-63 fiscal year, ac­ Re-Opening Aug. 26 We’re aa could be a matter of life and death ed when the school will be ready maiine wairfare support aircraft Other summer events included Holmes Phineral Home, 400 Main terest in Miaping the news of a cording to Town Clerk Edward for this country and asked for as­ for occupancy. carrier USS Wasp Yrtiich recently nine-week playground se.ssions, near aa FILL YOUR BOOKS TWICE AS FAST surance that "w e will be prepared MANOHE8TER SESSION St. TTie Rev. Ray C. HollU, associ­ TTie decision to employ doutole- Monday, August 13 particular event. And H would Tomldera annual report, to handle BERUBE'S ate pastor of South Methodist participated in fleet operaUona in teen-age bowling, golf and tenni.s all land recorde on microfilm in­ TYPEWRITER SERVICE your for Immediate testing.’’ Joseph Mielczarek, 39, of 1039 seaaions, if it ia determined at seem, tat retroapect, to have been lessons, creative dancing and Church, will officiate. Burial will the Caribbean. Porta of call during stead of the previous photostat 479 E. Middle Tpke. 649-3477 Ruak agreed that to keep ready ’Toilend Tpke., today was given a iS;‘ “i;''‘^mwJ)od‘ c '^ e t e r '^ 7 v ^ TTiuraday's meeting that the school the Caribbean deployment Includ­ T » H ie Touchstone the excited and exaggerated re­ baton twirling instruction. system, "thus affording protection telephone to resume testing wUI require definitely will not be ready for There were 22 baseball teams in 90-day suspended Jail sentence at j Friends may call at the funeral ed New Orleans, La.; the BapubUc ports and cleimc of people who ^ to the life line of our community.” large amounts of money and per September opening, was reached of Honduras; Klngaton, Jamaica; Both in oCHeial teathnony before three leagues for boys thirteen sonnel, but he said that la a re- the State Jail at Hartford after he i home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 want to see the Duvalier dictator­ In the next few years. Tomktel after a meeting thla morning in and St. Thomas In'Ah# Virgin Is­ Committee, and in unoffi­ through nineteen, 21 men's soft- .ys, vital statistics will also be sponaiblUty shared by Congress as (rieaded guilty to a breach of the I to 9 p.m. Dreeser’s office. Attending the ship in Haiti come to an end any­ ball teams, two summer basket­ d o u b le well aa the executive branch, peace ctiarge. lands. cial public statement, people are I put on mlcroflim. MATERNITIES FREE meeting were Board of Education ball leagues, and an annual fishing since Congress makes appropri Mielczarek, father of six chil­ Charlea W. Oomp Hospital Notes way. by whatever means, which This year's statistics included 1,- Miss Elks Queen learned Chairman William R. Hahn and Admitted Saturday: Arnold John­ bagliuring to apeak out on the i s - j derby in the spring, which yielded WORLD GREEN aUons. dren, was arrested on July 27 after Charies William Oomp, 58 of magnified last week's events there 812 births in the town, 525 deaths For The Lady In Waiting DELIVERY Skinner Rd. School Principal No­ ston, Tolland; Mrs. Rose Ko- aua of the nuciaar test ban treaty, j few fish, according to Recreation and 405 marriages. Besides main­ Rusk also said that if this coun a complaint of family argument in 316 Windaor St;, formecly of Blaet Dana Loomis, loft, flariies a bright smile as Eddie Berube of Vernon, m a ^ r o t w r ^ m e ^ w - until they managed to parade which he reportedly pushed hia n ^ c e s the 20-year-old Springfield OoHege Junior aa Miae Baks Queen of 1963 in final ^ vak. walczyk, 60 Ward 8t.; Gil Adams, A dtacuaaion. which may oven be-| Superintendent James F. Herdlc taining town records, the clerk's try perfected a technique lor dig Hartford, died Sunday at Boat Eiqulpment that waa scheduled themaelvee as an incipient revolu­ pregnant wife. I ^ v i l l e Elks Fair Saturday. Miss Loomlu,. a winner lost Monday in the ^ U ^ n n r y J ? 48 Grove 8t. Jr. office also conducted voter making Bras, Girdles, Lingerie, Your order for drug needs and ging a harbor or a canal with Hartford Hoepital. to be placed in the new building come a dehat*, haa begun. Judge Joseph Dannehy, prior to He wae bom in Eiaat Hartford, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Loomis of Crystal Lake Rd., Thlland She wen t ^ p o ^ ^ Admitted yesterday: Alexander tion. Maintenance crews under Peter seasions and oversaw the October cosmetics will be taken care ot atomic explosions, he thought it the first weeks of August has been *IMs win be Ohiminating. It will Server prepared baseball and soft- and November town and state elec­ Dresses, Slacks, Blouses Immediately. could be done under the treaty passing sentence in the caae, wa* April 5, 1905, a son of Harriot Mc- bv Dowdlng Moriatty and Rau Agency o t RockviUe. Runner-ups were, starting seowd fix>m 1 ^ . Wagner, 80 Highland Ave.; An­ Aa against all the wild claims sponsored Shoor Jewelry; Eleanor Schneider ^ S o m e r s , b y ^ k e the stored awaiting completion of be illuminating in two waya ball diamonds, serviced the pools STAMPS But he said that he thought the informed by 'ITiomas Xaik>th|ai||P' OuUough Comp of Hartford and thony (Costello, 62 MounUln 8t.: tions. “Cabin Boy” Shorts and reports which were produced treaty would prohibit a space lly relations officer, that the ac­ the late William O. Comp, moving Floriat' Nancy Bradley ^ Vernon, by O lff Bradley; and Leslie Murray of Coventry Ijr W i ^ conatruction. John Gsell. 65 Hammond 8t.; nrst. it may conceivably bttiad- and refurbishing the senior citizens A check with the clerk of ■works, last week, what actually happened quarters in the old tech school. craft propelled by a aeries of nu­ cused has a record of fighting to Manchester two years ago. well Mias Loomie received a $100 savings bond. Funds from the six-day fhir will be used by the Michael PhllUp#. 84 Brooklyn St. an public underatandbig and ap­ with his wife and prior breach of i Bike Club to benefit Its charity projedte. (Photo by Satemie.)______Griswold Chappell, revealed that Discharged Saturday: Craig was apparently a rather limited j During the fall and winter, for­ clear explosions—though not one He wa* a former employe of The preciation a t the iaauea invotvad. driven by nuclear reactors. the peace aireeta. "W e have been Hartford Courant for over 20 13 rooms are expected to be ready Lehrmitt, Reed St.; Anthony Land, ty boys and eight adults basket­ m ir n ii when schools open. Chappell said tgieratkn. Some 300 or 300 exiles Glazier's Th* decision to put Rusk under unable to help the mim,’’ Ellliott yesu's, and heatoed the Addreeeo- 18 Progress Ave.; Miss Dorothy 9liiB is what data^a on a great ball teams competed with one an­ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY A L L that 11 elementary grade rooms, 2 White, Mountain St.; Mra. Carrie from Haiti organised and armed other, in addition to a munber of Corset and L'nlform Shop oath came after HIckenlooper Hid, "he thlnka it’s a big Joke.” grapli section at the circulation Wrong Target Cites Physical, Mental Condition world iaaue ahonhf do. Mielczarek, when he was given kindergarten rooms, and the ad- Lube, W 4 Village St. themselvea near the border wMh men's volleybeJl activities. 901 M AIN ST.— .Ml S-5S21 raised a question whether all wit­ department. Since 1952 he had Baeond, tbia diaeuaaion ia certain 631 Mala St.— Manchester the niq>ended sentence, was in­ minietratlon area will probably be Discharged yesterday: Mr*. the Dominican Republic, croaaed Bowling for youngsters, boxing nesses should be sworn. been employed by Pratt and Whit­ A 20-year-old Harwlnton to ranraal to thoaa o f ua who watch Ben. J. W. Fulbrlght, D-Ark., formed theit the next time, it will ney, (Urision of United Aircraft youth, who wa-s driving ready. TTiirteen other rooms may O cllla Bickford, Plnnequoy H«r- and camera clubs, and seasonal be completed a few weeks after the bordar, advanced to a village of WEEK the committee chairman, said he be Jail, and “ no Joke.” Corp., IDast Hartford. He was a th ro ii^ Marlborough and let bor, Maine; Miss Judith TambUng. « r boar or read it much about the contesta and events rounded out the official opening of school*. 3,000' ptqiulation named Derac, had no objection. Sen. Wayne Stanley J. Gazdzicki, 88, of no member of Christ CXiurch Cathe­ out With profane verbiage to Negro in Alabama Rt. 83, Ellington. ladivMnals who aie engaged in it the department activities. He aaid that the school ahouid Unad its popidation up out in the EVERY D A Y Morse, D 4 > e„ who had suggested certain addrera, arreated last Sat­ dral. Hartford, and Orient Lodge another motorist aa both nar­ Tlie unclear Jteat ban iaaue ia a H ie Little Theater of Manches­ that Ml nwigovemment witnesses urday for Intootlcation, today of MauKHie, Ehist Hartford, and a be ready for opening before the Vernon boyt# 1# haadled by The streets, and selected and executed ter presented four plays. "The Boy rowly miaeed a coUlaion, today end of September. Certain ma­ sort o f touobatona iaaue.—aa iaaue be sworn, amended his motion to pleaded guilty to the charge and peat high priest of Gideon Welle* was fined $5 for breach of the Herald’# RockviUe Itarean. 6 W. from 13 to 16 men whom they Friend," "Death of a Salesman," terials, expected to be delivered Main Bt. telephone 876-8116 or wtoch m ania more about those Need O p aa comply with lOckenlooper’s sug- wae givm $0 days at the State Chapter, RAM. Elaet Hartford. peace. identified aa being members of "Androcles and the Lion," and geaUon that the same policy Jail at Hartford. He la survived by hi* wife, Mrs. Leaving University thla week, will help the construc­ 64* 6797. ______who apiuoach it and try to handle "Les Precious Ridicules," during It wa* noted in CSrcuit tion fknn stay on this schedule, President Duvalier'a hated q>ecial Wad., Thurs. should apply to all who ware to William A. Euber, 30, of 121 Udabelle Piereon Comp; two aona, Court 12 thia morning that It than they are likely to reveal the year. The Children's W in g vacation be heard. he said. police. Having done this, and gone Hollister St., was fined 126 on a State ’Trooper David W. Comp of the accused. James E. Hurd, Paper Bid Shunned gave three performances of "Alice Fulbrlght announced plans to 187 Princeton St. and Pvt. Jona­ (Continned from Page One) unavailable for comment on Chappell said that the worker* about H. OPEN 7 DAYS Bubiditute charge of breach of the didn't know that his language on to a aaeond 'village where they and Wonderland” to a toUd audi­ and Friday quesUon later thla week members | than L. Comp atautloned at Ft. Dlx, Hood’s withdrawal. were unable to get the roof up be­ I I M APLE ST. money? •was pointed toward an off- STOCKHOLM — FrentSfi* paper- One of th* first to come forward fvpaated the line-up but not the ence of over 3,000, and preaented of the Joint Chiefs of B t^ . of-1 who was originally charg- N. J.; and four grandchildren. vised not to talk Yrith newsmen SDean of men John J. Blackburn fore Inclement weather began last Across From First National duty Marlborough policeman. confirmed suspension of the white winter. As a result, the schedule makers are fending off efforts by Tohintarfly and reveal himself by aexcuUona, tha invaders returned, a number of children's workshofw. T il 9 P.M . flclals of the Atomlc with intoxication and breaking The funeral services will be held and he could not be reached at Store Parking Lot the Central student. Monroe Slocumb, former­ was Uirown off. ParUculariy cold SwedUh and Finnish plant# to win Ms appraach to this issue has been More than 300 couples attended Commlaalon and of and entering without permission, Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the New­ his Gadsden home. the same day. acroaa the border to ..COIN OPERATED G e t a n H F C Manchester, include hia wife, six I ly of Birmingham, after a spokes­ day* also kept work down, he said. tariff-free markets In the Euro­ Oewaraer Rodctfellcr. Ih is ia his Intelligence Agency. was arrested In Coventry July 4. kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Miss Malone said, " I haven’t the Dominican Republic. This ac­ WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN Insofar as possible, Fulbrlght childrenuaren anaand 19 grandchildrenI | j t know man for the pro-segregation Citi­ Oonatruotion, however, haa been pean Economic Community. The ascend major pcMic atotamant a t Police reported that Euber, alter 318 Burnside Ave., Boat Hartford. Scandinavians have offered to count would astahHah the raid aa a 16-Lb. Wash— 25c said, the hearinga will be open to a drinking spree with a friend, was 'The funeral will be held tomor- anything about it. 1 have no corn- zens Council of Alabama disclosed running amoothly since, Chappell T r a v e lo a n The Rev. Canon Clinton R. Jones the disciplinary action. said, and has been considerably stress coarse grades of paper, tha aummar. Ih * llrat was cna in limited operation of vmgeance 8-Lb. D ^ Clean— $1.75 provide a broad public record of dropped off on Rt. 44A. He proceed­ of Christ Church Cathedral will o f­ row morning. ment.” BOB’S r \ testimony, hut he said the com­ The university said the suspen­ active during the past two weeks leaving quality lines to Common which be w aned against the pos- ed-to walk,4nto a house and sit ficia te , BurlaJ will be in Center said flood had lather than any attonpt to stage a mittee may decide to conduct The university sion had corne la.st April follow­ to get aa much of the school com­ Market companies. ■IbUily tlMt Senator Goidwator down in the living room. A fright­ Cemeteiy, Bast Hartford. written a letter ■withdrawing and rwotution, and would eliminate WELBINB SERVICE Wishing won’t take you places .. . but an HFC some questioning in closed ses­ ened housewife found him and call­ ing distribution on the campus of a pleted aa poaslble by the opening might ba tha inatrumcntnlity MONDAY. There will be no oalllng hours. F on erak had sent a statement from his publication called “ Rebel Under­ date. He noted that extra men HATTERS ON JOB any bushMss about fighting or Immediate Emergeucy Service! Traveloan will! So take that vacation now. Borrow 'Hptdm sions. ed her husband. They offered Friends may make memorial con­ physician concerning hia health. Fulbrlght said that Rusk, on his ground.” have been put on the project and N O R W ALK (AP) — About 270 Ihrw n* arhich forces of the radical about the army of Haiti repulsing TUESDAY and Euber a cup of coffee, which he tributions to the Cancer Society. ELECTRIC — GAS GOODSPEEB confidently— repay sensibly. A monthly repayment trip to Moscow to sign the treaty, Disclosure of Hood’s withdrawal The handbill-type publication has that more men are expected thla employe# of the Hat Corporation bapubllffn n ight aeiM eon- toe invuileea. \ SUPER / took, and then called the police. 406 Main St.. Hartford. Mrs. Jean M. Post plan can be arranged to fit your need. Phone or come WEDNESDAY conducted himself in accord with Buber said he was only looking came shortly after the university taken a strong pro-segregation week. Chappell cited the difficulty of America were bark on the job tool o f tbs party. 643.2408... 649.7578 'V MARKETS ^ BMneral services for Mrs. Jean confirmed that a white student has stand and has been critical of Kvan after this apparently fac­ OPERA HOUSE in today. "the best traditions of the high for a place to sleep. of getting quality conatruction today after a layoff that began New Governor Rockcfdler's Welding from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Clarence A. Overstrom M. Post, of 70 Otis St. were held been suspended IhddHnltely in con­ some university authorities. workers ae another factor in the tual deecripfion of the operation fd't Hcichlcirti Conn, office he occupies.” ’Die senator Robert A. Wagner, 82, of 17 July 26. ^ ■totomant on th* nuciaar tost ban No Job too big or too smaU. Borrow up to ^ 0 0 added he was "profoundly reas­ Clarence A. Overstrom, 68, of yesterday afternoon at the First nection with Incidents surrounding | University officials normally do delay. BnYployment her* wae affected baeam* public, however, two Locust St., was fined $120 after he Congregational Church, Vernon. Located In The SPECIALS sured" by the way Rusk handled New Britain, father of Clarence K. the enrollment of Hood and Miss not announce disciplinary action Some 1,100 students wiU be af­ by strike-# at Hat Coiporation laana la such aa to mnk* on* won­ with Mp to 20 months to repay pleaded guilty to driving a motor The Rev. Feiix M. Eia'ris, pastor aourcaa were still instating on ag- HARTFORD ROAD himself as well as by his "physl- Overstrom of Manchester, died Malone. against students, but Blackburn fected if double aeaelona become pianta In Sunbury, Pa., and Win- der what quam l be haa with Sana- vehicle while under the Influence of of Second Congregational Church, gnuidiaing and casmgerating the ENTERPRISES Aug. 13-18 A looB of $100 eowto $20.G0 wbwn promptly repoid la cal enduramie.” ______liquor. A second charge, reckless yesterday at New Britain General The two Negro students were confirmed the suspension follow­ necessary. According to Asst. cheatei’, Tenn. tar OoMwater. Ibr, aside from the 12 coneecutire monthly inetalmenta of $10.06 each. Manchester, officiated. Mrs. Nor­ ing disclosure by the Citizens event. Fteaident Duvalier wants to At 370 Hartford RA 725 NIBBLE TURNPIKE EAST Rusk and President driving, was nolled by Chief Prose- H oi^tal after a long lllnees. enrolled in summer school two Supt. Dreaaer 600 pupila are en­ Some 700 workers at Sunbury dUferance that Governor RoaieM Manchester MARTYN GREEN conferred by telephone for alwut Ke“ y. He is aurvived by his wife, two man Johnson was organist. Bur- months ago despite efforts by Council spokesman. rolled at the Skinner Rd. School and 400 at Winchester hex’* ac­ heap H a big thing, a full scple at­ Aak about Credit Life Inaurance iail waa in EJlmwood Cemetery, The spokesman was Executive ler wind* up wMb a rehiotant and in Gilbert and IN MANCHESTER 26 minutes Sunday shortly after Other caae dlapoaitlona by fines'other eons, two daughters, three Gov. George Wallace to stop them and 500 at the Maple St. School cepted three-year contracU provid­ tack, in order to be able, to blame on loans at group ratea the aecretary arrived in Washing­ Vernon. by standing in the doorway at the Secretary Leonard. Wilson, who was where doi’lble sessions mav be held. ing for wage increases and other balf-baartad opinion Oiat pechapa Sullivan’s Included: 1 brother* and eleven grandchildren. the Domiaicaa RcpuMic and in or­ ton. They will meet at the White WilUain MoCoimell, 41, Meriden,' Funeral service* Yrill be held Bearers were Joseph McCooe, admissions building. ' expelled from the university seven Escape# Serton# Injury benefit:!. th* treaty ebould be ratified, while Lawrence Converse, irring Selden Wallace permitted the enroll- years ago during the Autherine der to invoke the investigation of "H.M.S. House late today as aoon a* the $51 for speeding and $3 for failure. tomorrow at 1 p.m. art the Erick- A six-year-old Rockville boy The workers here were not on B u i o r CMdwatar may aotuany president returns from Cape Ck)d. to carry a llcenae; David Hocken- son HAneen Funeral Home, New and Roecoe Talbot. ment when federalized NaUonal: Lucy episode. He since ha.s been received only a bruised forehead strike. Thev approved a four-year to* Organiaation of American HOUSEHOLD nilAN g « an tor as to vote against it— PINAFORE" Secretary of Defense Robert 8. berry, 17, Baet Hartford, $45, Britain. Burial will be in Falrview Guard troops escorted the N egro, elected to the Alabama Democrat- when he w€ia struck by a car on contract with the company last Btataa. And various exiles from McNamara Yrill be on hand for Om etery, New Britain. students to the building. He was Ic Executive Committee. Union St. shortly before 10 o'clock April. aside from Ihia differanca Gover- From Card i; Tickets: $S>00 and up speeding; Alan J. Churlla, 32. of Haiti, hoping to keep alight some CHUCK STEAK the meeting. 12 Croeby Rd., $30, speeding; Ray­ Friends may cedi at U>* funeral this morning. , aer Ilodcctollac'a santimentB on the M ANCHItna SHOPPIN« PARKADE flame which may eventually flare To Card V ______Kennedy also called Democratic mond Hagenow Jr., 26, of 86 Bran­ home tonight from 7 to v. Household Hints The driver of the car. Eklward ■ toan* are anch aa to pleaae and bar- congressional leaders to the White into fidl revolution, are even going TmI AIK’t AIK CONUmONlD 382 Middle Turnpike West ford St., $26, failure to drive to the Candito, 25, ‘of 30 Spring St., told liM with Senator Goidwator'a Hoxise for a later conference. right; William Carrington Jr., 22, Arthur J. Moaher police that the boy, Mark (3axdiner, . ao tor aa to claim that last week s 2nd Floor-PHONE: 643-2738 Rusk, who met Friday with So­ ' Qovamor R ockefder inrtudes in The B-l-G South Windsor, $20, treepaesing; Arthur J. Moeher, 62, of 311 It's a good idea to drink a glass Mother to Tibetan 400 o t 18 Village St. ran out from j invaders, instead of returning to TR 3-8668 SELECTED viet Premier Khrushchev, told Hector N. Dorval, 44, Coventry, Ctooper Hill St. was stricken yes­ of water Yrixen you get up in the behind a parked car. No arrest NOTICE M a . Btotwnwit tha foUawing pas- Iban: Msa., last., Tbsn. II It t—W*4., FrL 10 to 8 to* Dominican Republic, took [ f',-, . Oft. . Ou- Uc.l r 1 0 - newsmen that the next round of $20, Intoxloatlon, with a breach of terday while on board hia boat at morning. wa-s made by investigating patrol- Difference J CHOICE U.S.-Soviet negotiation* "w ill not By ROBY EUN80N ■>wise, illnesses during he.’ stay in- ANNE CAMPBELL'5 toetnarivta inatead into the moun- peace charge nolled; William B. Old Lyme, and waa pronounced m'Sn Francl.s Barbero. move \rith great apeed.” It was TOKYO (AP) — That Tibetan eluded one case of menengitls. *Howevar, bacaiac th* treaty la Is Cox. 16, of 786 Vernon St., $16, op­ dead ot a heart attack. Bring a cup of dark syrup and Mark was Uken to Rockville BEAUTY SALON ♦aiM tnaid* Haiti, from which BEEF learned, however, that he came erating an uninsured motor vehl' Mr. Moeher was born Feb. 6, "During my early days in Dar- City Hospital for observation and ■a Mentiued with th* hopes and a quarter cup of butter or mar refugee children are children with­ jeering, I thought none cared about 843 MAIN STREET faatneaaaa one auppoaes, they will back with the Impression that the cie, aito $10, operating an unregis-! i#oi, in Chicopee Falls, Mass., a garlne to a boll; sti»- iini’l the _ _ released after he was treated for yearningi for peace and because out a tomorrow is a premise too the pitiful plight of these young- make, in toe bulletins rtieased by Soviet leader wants to carry on tered motor vehicle; Hugh R.'son of William A. and Melvina mixture blends. Serve hot over i ~ abrasion of the forehead. th* praatigs of tha Unitad States talks with the United States to our famllv's fa- Pa^ful for Marthe Zlpfel, volunteer .sters. I was wrong. There are WILL BE CLOSED paminnate eedles operating in New Eh'erett, 19, of 374 Summit St., and | Barbeaux Mosher. He lived In French toast or your family's fa Police Arrests haa alraady been ao aoicmnly oom- ease tensions in Europe. Lawrence J. White, 21, Windsor Manchester 21 years, and was a vorfte pancakes. worker for the Thomas Dooley those who do care.” Two men were arrested by Ver­ Tork or Watoington, penoihc PRESSED FOR TIME? Rusk made clear that he will FOR VACATION , mlttad to the treaty. I bdievc that Locks, each $15, for making xm- machine Inspector at Pratt and Foundation, to accept. She learned that a central re­ non police over the weekend and forays to baraaa the DuvaHer re­ explain to the Senate committee Whitney, division United Air­ Homebound for the United States lief committee formed in April, necestory noise (tires) with a mo­ Ever add a dash of curry to charged with failure to carry reg­ tha Utoted States Senate toould the assurances he gave West Ger­ craft Corp., East Hartford. He waa after 10 months as nurse and moth­ A U G . 5 to A U G . 18 gime. So long aa both President | tor vehicle. ' FVench dreasing? Interesting fla­ 1959, was doing what it could, and istrations. eenawit to Ma laUfioation, WE'RE OPEN man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Also, Ivan H. Wasllleff, 18, of a member of the CJiurch of the er to 400 homeless, stateless and, that numerous foreign relief as­ Donald S. Moore. '22, of 161 Oak Duvalier and hia exiled foea want I VEAL STEAK that the treaty in no way implies vor! But the other 21 paragraphs of Assumption. ______with few exceptions, parentless sociations did care about the chil­ St., Manoheater, waa arrested on O PE N M O N ., A U G . 19 to magnify last week's operation. 84 Harlan St., $16, failure to obey a Ms atatomwit contain nothing but 964 Main Street recognition of Communist East stop sign; and Anthony L. Farris, He is aurvived by his wife, Mrs. dren and were donating to their Bolton Rd. shortly before S a.m. M is liktiy to retain Ua dramatic Germany by the United States or raaanna why wa idiouV] not arvan UNTIL 5 P.M. BONELESS 20, of 22 Florence St., $16, making Irene L. Blanchard Mosher. welfare. status as an attunpted revolution, other Western allies. an unnecessary noise with a motor T^e funeral will be held Wednes­ have negotiated the treaty, and Only a few hours after Rusk "Things are much better now," •atabhahed facta notwithstanding.' BREADED vehicle. day at 8:M a.m. from the John F. j Marthe said. "The children start Moommendationa for policies MONDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY testifies. Dr. Jidward Teller tells cooked egga. Bond forfeitures, ranging from Tilemey FHmeral Home, 219 W. | bacon if there are a few slices on ; ^ American vitamin whieh. in th* Rockefriler view, THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. FROZEN the Senate Preparednes.s subcom­ $30 to $100 and totaling $464, were O nter St., with a solemn high | the end of a p re c io u s along ^ powdered milk. mittee behind closed doors why ordered against 10 out-of-state mo­ Mass of requiem at the (^urch of ,a narrow mountato road.m at she covered might help protaot us from the Big Estes W EDNESDAY 9 A.M. Cntll Noon he opposes the cessation of test­ torists who failed to appear in the Assumption. Burial will be in Mshroom-s make a good addi-i reinri* toWn ^ noodles nonaequancea a t auch momentary ing in the atmosphere, outer space court to answer to speeding St. Jame’s Ometery. Big Bates Kafauver, with his WHEE! WATER’S and under-the sea. Teller played flecks of meat for the charges. Friends may call at the funeral meal. Recently we re- mr* gifts and hia rare failings, hia a key role in development of the cooked peas and carrots. $ Oevamor Rodcefeller warns ffOT-ffOT..,AND Atty. Kelly entered nolles in the home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 breathtakingly beautiful Hima-;' ceived cheese from Sw’itzerland fine prindpl**, and Ms sfaeerly po­ "Qr -A ☆ H-borab. layas, and 400 cold, illclad, lice- Oonimuniat “ periods of cases of Hector Dorval Jr.. 19, Cov­ to 9 p.m. Steak sandwiches make beef go so now everyone has a slice of New York’s Gov. Nelson A. entry, breach of the peace; and ridden children. Ol^ MANCHESTER peaeaful protamattons.” againrt litical gimmicks, his berserk per­ THERE’S A LOTI a long way! Nice for outdoors or cheese a day. A few times we Rockefeller issued a statement en­ Antonio Ballester, 80, New Britain, Mis* Ora Leta Barnett The children, Marthe said, ate. sonal courage and Ms calculated SAVINGS dorsing Senate raUflcatlon of the Indoors next time you’re having a had banana.s and hard boiled *wnil«s and a change of tone.” He failure to pass to the left. Miss Ora Leta Barnett, 75, of | snack party. slept, did their school lessons and eggs for the children. I tried but bullying, will be taking to the po- j Giant D A S H treaty but warned against possible Arthur Chirtls, 89, Coventry, ar­ TCcalla the InataHation of miaeilea IvOAlV Preston, aunt of Mrs. Neal Landers; ______i prayed for others on wet muddy failed to convince them that the litieal trails no more, and the net I Now! For only A S S O < I \ I' 1 O N "Soviet duplicity. rested in... Coventry______during_____.. the hi Cnba. th* proaence o f troopa Rockefeller, who is considered a ^ „ „ charges of breach of of 43 Broad St., died last night at Heat-proof platters are great ! floors of large barren rooms in a banana skins and egg shelLs were there, th* building o f the BerUn reault ia loas fbr the nation. | day for fuel...hot water Preston. for broiling scallops or shrimp, or condemned army barracks. not for eating. potential candidate (or the 19641 peace and Intoxication, today Caipe Back to Help wan, violations o f tha armistice in Kvery oaieer has to be balanced j Republican presidential nomlna-1 pje^ded not guilty to both counts Graveside sei-vices will be held for oven-cooking nnall whole fish. “ Also with augmented funds for all—all the time! ■aucaiaTss’a etestT riNAWciAL in*tituti* w Thursday at 10 a.m. at Ellington The first look overwhelmed me from me Dooley Foundation we Ih ere can be no “rdaxatkm in its totality; Bates Kefauver had DETERGENT tlon, expressed numerous resery-1 requested a Jury trial, set Current Annual Dividend Center Cemetery. Some good oooks like to start, young woman from Palm Springs, have J>een able to provide each Mtahhtoad himself a positive score /O O t *A€puja rRn«mt,M0a%e^dfttfoS9 atlons about the pact. But he said down at Bast Hartford on Aug. 20. a t tanaienB," the Governor says, I f you live in a typical house, On Insured Savings it must be approved because It TTiere will be no calling hours. a turkey or ch icks roasting with Calif., and she left sobbing. child "^vrith one set of good and (SAVE 24c) Charles A. Heck, 32, of no cer­ By the next day she had put mMU “ lh a Soviet Union and the wall before he began Mding Ma in- you could easily run out of hot BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 81. COVENTRY has become the symbol of the tain iddress, charged with breach The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 me breast down, then turn so that warm clothing. the breast is up during me teat away her Stateside finery, donned fW niai Oommunista, regardless of taUeet and Ma ind^Mndence under water several times a week. hopes of peace of millions.” of the peace, pleaded not guilty to Main St., Is in charge of arrange­ “ And the children have beds." half of me roosting period. boots and pants, ro ll^ the she went on, "the infants sleep­ a cap; he deserved public A'ou; you can hove all the hot Undersecretary of State W. Av- the charge and the case was con­ ments. their differenoea aa to method, sleeves of a heavy sweater and ing four abreast with heads or attention before he began to ride uatef you need at one time /or erell Harriman said he waa con­ tinued until Thursday for a court give 19 thiir objective of wocid fident Khrushchev will abide by Mrs. WilUam Kelsh Sr. was back to help. She went to the feet touching the next set of four. only B lit * “ Think of it— trial here. Heck is being held at Demonstrators Charged tomination.’' public hearing herd on any gang­ tmfTwmwfWfwiimi the treaty "to avoid the risks of the State Jail at Hartford In lieu of skimpily equipp^ dlepenaary and There is a blanket for each cihld, only a day! QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 M'l*. Georglana feabody Kedsh. Gevstner Rockafeller would, aa sters; there ia something among a nuclear war." . , a $100 bond which was set after hia 47, o t 307 Gardner St., wife of TORRANCE, Calif. (A P )—Thir offered her services to me over­ too, which is necessary since Yes, thanks to Mobilheat— Poly Scoop Chairs they sleep in the nude." noted, have the Senate vote to with a ayatem, or at least some­ " I know every one feels that ine arrest last Saturday following,,a WilUam Keiah Sr., owner of Kelsh ty-two civil rights demonstrators worked school nurse. and an oil-fired hot water heater Russians break all their agree­ family argument on Tower Rd. "Right then," Marthe said Cried When She Left aatify. But he would alao have it thing wrong with an indiriduai'a Dairy, died suddenly this morning were arrested over me weekend of correct capacity—your family ments,” Harriman said Sunday in Several eases were continued to at a suburban housing tract, laughing. ."I learned my first two Her comment on the offspring operation within such a system, a^ her home. of the rugged, primitive, seeni- vote to advise the P resident about can take care of all their washing Taking a sudden interest in beach scenery is a taped television interview. future dates for plea and disport- "Mra. Keiah was born Jan. 22, bringing me total arrested {o 254 Tibetan words which I used a a long Uat-of meaaurea it—or Gov­ when antoition and prominence "They have kept those h. which million times in me days ahead. Inglv unfathomable Tibetans was: needs at one time. DISTRACTION one way to walk riglit into a painful injury. RE6. $7.98 tlons. 1916, in Niantlc, a daughter of the in more than a year of demon­ l»oduce a decline rather than an their Interests are 'nvolved and I strations. They were booked on The words choo chabo mean hot ("They are cheerful, self re­ ernor Rockefeller—would Uk* to Mom can do the family wash. $ 0.89 late John and Hilda Qothe Pea­ liant and considerate. They have think they are going to keep this charges of tre.spassing. water.” hag* part of ow ratification policy. exaltation o f actual performance; Sis ran do the dishes at the same But no matter how your accident occurs, VALUE body, and li'ved In Manchester 23 so little but even that they share tim e Junior takes his bath, and one.” Rockville-Vernon years. She waa a member of St. I The Congress of Racial Equal­ Then followed, Marthe explained Ihaaa would include clear an- but Kefauver. in any caae, should you’ll need protection against crippling medi­ In other programs: ity. which ha.s sponsored the dem­ in an interview during a Tokyo willingly. They love to sing and you enjoy a shower. Mary's Episcopal Church. aaoneament that we arc still ready be ramwnbered with gratitude and —Sen. Richard B. Russell, chair­ onstrations. contend mat tract visit, the monumental task of dance. Survivora, beetdes her huaband, “ And they do cry. They cried to use nuciaar woapons against srito admiration to r hia behavior in Don’t delay—phone ua today. cal expense and the possibility of suspended man of the Senate A rm ^ Serv­ Traffic on FIm owner Don Wilson refuses to sell systematically bathing and diain- Find out how aeay it is to awitch Include a daughter. Mis* Baihara when 1 left," Marthe said, mois­ aggiaarieo, VbmX 'w win oontinua theae days when he was building GET 100 EXTRA STAMPS, TOO! ices committee, said he Yrill vote to Negroes. Wilson said he is will­ fecting each child and laundering to a MobOheat-fired water haat* income. Call us for an Income Protection for raUficaUon unless he thinks Hearing Subject Louiee Keiah, and a son. William ing to sell to Negroes, but none ture filling her own compassion­ to haOd iq> our araanal, that wa Ms original prsslig* and reputa- F. Keiah, Jr. both at home; three and mending meir one set of rag­ ate eyes, “ and when they ciy, Policy. the treaty "vrill lead into another have applied who could afford me ged clothing. It was not an un­ wM “ utilise to the full” the poasi- tiap by being ooumgeous and prin chain of events that will ‘serious­ brother*, Frank C. Peabody and $30,000 to $50,000 homesT thev cry tears ’ A public hearing In Rockville John H. Peabody, both of Hartford, common sight to see Marme wim She left India because her vi.sa hOHias a t underground teating, and eipted and right on iasuea of for­ ly impair this country’s ability to at 8 o’clock tonight will consider a child face down acroea her lap *AMresi /emily tf/tmt. MAY WE QUOTE RATES AND ASSIST CALIFORNIA ICEBERG defend Itself in case of aggres- and CSuLTlea W. Peabody of Miami, JIMENEZ EXTRADITION expired. She plans to apply for “ Tigeeeinly" aiqiport th* research eign policy, and on issues of do­ an ordinance to return Elm St. Fla.; a sister, Mra. Chester Sam- while she repaired the seat of hia reentry, determined to do what WASHINOTON (AP) _ The and development progrema a t our mestic freedom and liberty, both to two-way traffic. JESin St. has ber of New Hyde Park, N.Y., and pants. she can for the today of Tibetan YOU AS WE HAVE MNNY OTHERS? **-Sen. Hugh Scott. R-Pa.. United States ngreed today to Exclusive Preview! waapona laboratoeiea. that we will ideological and sociological. been oneway for three years, several nieces and nephews. In the mornings Marthe soon refugee children who have little timated more than 80 extradite former 'Venezuelan was known to the children aa An­ ratification i (Corporation Coamsel Edwin Lav- YTueral services wlH be held hope for tomorrow. eenttno* reaeerch and develop­ Bomswhere, of course, the curi­ senators will vote itt rrtrt in July that a hearing Prertdent Marco# Perez Jimeoez gela, Honorary Doctor. After 1 A two-thtrda majority U Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s ment, “ vigorpnsly” ngnin, in the ous mixture of the good mind, the W E G IV E was held to change the street to to face trial in me country for p.m., she became meir beloved GERMANY FtW BAN See this new Daystrom Provincial ------for approval. _ _ one-way and that anomer would be Blplsoopal Church. Burial will be alleged embezzlement of more “ vital area o f anU-miaaUe de- principled courage, and the willing- —Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., In East Cemetery. AmalA Honorary Momer. BONN, Germany (AP) — dinette months ahead of others be­ GREEN STAMPS THE difference necessary to change It to two-way than 818 million. The long- Children Robust Chancellor Konrad .Adenauer ftnas," that wa will prepare a ac- naaa to srear a eoonakin cap re- ]ohn H. (BIGL, aaid Y riien all the testimony Is in Friend* may cell at the Holmee cause "w e’re a Franchised Pr6-Vue LETTUCE traffic. awaited U.S. action wa# Maithe ia Justly proud of me and the 'West German Cabinet, •las e ( atond-^ tosU for the atmo- ftised to jell into an image that " I would think that really the op- Yhneral Home, 400 Main St., to­ taken by Secretary of State Dealer! Bronze metal legs are com­ The Police Comnaiaslon, th* traf' fact that by the time she left only decided today to aiccept me lim­ Incorporated position YTOUld be no more than morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Dean Ra#k. It I# toe first time ^ h a r* in oam wa or dthars oancal could go all the way to the, top. lappen CRISP fic authority for th* city, aaya one child. Instead of nearly all, ited nuclear teat ban treaty pro­ bined with walnut, wood, a walnut­ J g m > p.m. any former chief of state has gut on tha treaty, that we beef up The times were too grim; the man­ In (Chicago, the Bulletin of the the change would take some at had sores on his body. vided the expected guartmtee# grained Daystromite top and damask- MORIARTY the traffic load off Park St. been ordered extradited. Some K A TO come nMca. that we make it dates too serious; half an oaf was INSURORS — REALTORS Atomic Sclentlato hailed * * * ^ ^ * y Henri E. Hebert The rtiildren, most of whom are are provided by the United textured plastic upholstery. Semi- SOLID I f one a t the change* for th* further procedure# may be nec­ States. The guarantees are j dlaur a nirltop test ban traaty too much; and he wound up, we "welcome news but added mat essary l^ m e Venezuelan depu- survivora of me brutal flight from Annual Sale priced, too! $129. rtridflcance" Is" symbrt- city charter U acc^ited, putoUc Henri E. Hebert, 80, of Frank­ meir country during the C3ilnese meant to keep the treaty from dues aot drag In any diplomatic suppoac, where he deserved to be..| Uea actually take Perez Jimenez BROTHERS lU main significance y hearing* wlU no longer b# nece#- lin, N. H „ father of Dr. Jean-Louis invasion, are remairkably robust. helping Communist East Ger­ of Bast Oetmany. a much better than average Sena 164 EAST CEN'TER ST., MANCHESTER — 649-5261 . H EAD^ sary to decide on changM in tn f; Hebert, 11 Butternut Rd., died Sat' back to Venesnela. State De­ many gain toternational recog­ ^*^In Cleveland, Ohio. partment anthorttles aaid these In addition to Infectioh due to un- is alequsnt ramlitdar tor. M l 3 -5 1 3 5 fic patterns. Lavltt haa eiiggeated urday in Franklin after a long ill- nition by brtng one of the elg- J. Lausche. D-Ohlo. artd are technlcalitiea which will be cleanlinesB, the children did have Rk^. dMlBBgh Oevi nwr Itoekatol- a traffic oommission that would h wonne and dtarihea, but othm:- to^toijp*. B ate* Kefauver will be rated and | 301*315 Ctnfffr St. "BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN, INSURE WITH LAPPEN!" iMd to vote now on the pact m* Survivors, bertdee his son. in cleared up quickly. " party aBUnatae> to Maaele ^ w te would be "no." He aaid he handle such matteg|' ' I - ✓ I

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PAGE NINE MANCHE8TEE EVENING HM ALD, MANCHE3TER, GONMo MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1963 flAiQI EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 12,190 Ue haaring on bousing eondttlona Hebron LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON/^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE with in N a g r o areas was eooUy State News received by Mayor Ekunuel T e - desco at a rally yesterday. Atty. .MMS'R i s t n s S fW T f-tA'itd iit n e S f i e t r t ^ Frank Logue, housing committee Town Office -fb OP£N N^W 7 “j EUf?B Roundup the National Aaeociatton for the Am erte. TttneK iboKf rr AIN'T LIKE THAT I j AM OS. T M TO BAIT BUZZARD TO ^ G L A U Y O U -X R E tV fij Advancement of Colored People, Bid Opening BYXXioPPtUG u e m . LAUGH OFF T h' U AIMT MAD — ^ THE LETTER (OOBtii n«d from Page One) eaid the citYs Commission on Hu­ |3M0E.8Uir man Rights should conduct the 2S-DOLLAR sn e i ABOUT MY UTTIE ANDPREIEND- YBmJL Set Aug. 21 xPirroNHiM /J g o k e - j- w e oaUn aruiMT' yeaterday. He la hearing.' But Mayor Tedesco said, INGIbHlDe , HM iETD |S* . X GOTTA y Bro th ers prtieiuned drowned. such a hearing would ma)ce head­ THE e o o n * q u d s e i see WHAT HE'6jloOGHTA STICK — X MUST W. L. Wheeler, manager at the lines, but would n ot bring action . Bids are now being accepted for COOKIN'UP/ / VTOGETHER^ «eBJIM-|lkS MaWna, aaid ha had flllad three The two spoke at NAAOP rally the proposed new town office gaa oane for LaPointe to take 0DOK«>n, former in charge of production, said that Two days later the Republicans raising campaign this vear His appointment was announced Gilead residents, officiated Sunday modernization, continued research. are expected to endorse Henry H. the presidential nomination that and the cooperation of employes Townshend Jr. to run against Lee, this morning by Atty.'Jame.s M. Higgins, president of the year and In 1952. y 8? • — has enabled the plant to grow Townshend lost to Lee by 4,000 Umled Fund of Manchester. • ------— ------Presbyterian Church, known s,« the s -a here. votes In 1961. The Senator died of a ruptured Eleven Manchester c.iarita'ole or elude the Child Guidance Clinic, "Parish of the Lakes," in Pennsyl­ non-profit agencies, including two aorta, the main artery from the She Children's Senices of Connect­ vania. Seafood Department recent additions, wall benefit by BY JOE CAMPBELL a-iz FIVE-DAY FORECAST heart. He had entered Bethesda icut. the Diocesan Bureau, Boy Con.staMes Patrol I.ake BONNIE the results of the 1964 drive. Naval Hospital Thursday night Scouts and Girl Scouts of Ameri­ Local constablee are requested W3ND60R LOOKS (AP) — The Last year the nine member FRESH PAN READY **Now, mind wrhaS I said. Junior! DonT g p U.S. Weather Bureau iseued this Polly’s Pointers after suffering what aides de­ ca. the Public Health Nurses As- by the selectmen to give special , d € £ Z B ^ ! rns M'' Ma n c h e s t e r Kowalski: "I regard him aa able, wash or rinse this garment in to National’a Education Payment Plan, a low-cost, y n . get rid of the odor? —MRS. M.W. life-inBured means o f spreading those expenaee o'ver "ardent, and-an aggressive worker 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE o f euperior edutsation and training GIRLS — and Mrs. M. W. — a Itmger period o f time—up to e i^ t years—in Did you ask at the shop where WHEN YOU THINR OF M a dedicated officer in the army. GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER equal monthly instalments. And tiie plan guaran­ The Senate Judiciary Committee the suit was purchased to see if they had a suggestion or anyone tees funds for college or secondary sdiool even in DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS h u Bcheduled three hearings on OOBNEB DURANT ST. the nomination and poetponed all else had complained of the same the event of the parent’s death or total disabOity. thing? In the same mail cam s the thraa KOwaJaki'e name was sent Pick up a copy of “How To M ur Coen Or following letter which might be of LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! W 7 MIDDU TURfiP)KE EAST MR. ABERNATH1 BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY LOOK, NTS \ I THINK NOT... to the Senate by Preeident Kennedy some help to our puzzled reader. .Eddcaxion” at your nearest Hartford National 6ETT»te MTID ' PROBABLY JUST on Jan. 17. __ PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PABKINa Ofiloe. No oMigatiop, of course. T H A T T A W __ —POLLY N e e r Hie I r e t R . NOW STOP BOTHERING AAE AND WENT IN TO GET The loot hearing was set w . ABERNACTHy IS LARS6 IS Pim iNG W EXi. FOLLOW OUT OF HIS WET A x x . 1 and wa* postponed In- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED W HAT&THEBI6 , THROWING ANOTHER GOING IT MILDLY— LET AAE AAIX THE PUNCH* m* a rv c a m . SUIT’.’ YEP... , DBAR .POLLY — If washable defW tely. clothing retains a perspiration MANCHESTER RU9H, PIERRE? OF HIS TOBEA EVERYONE IN TOWN here he comes! GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Daddarlo joined Sens. Thomas J odor rub the area with a deodor­ PARTIES WILL BE HERE! LARGE Dodd and Abraham Ribicoff. Oon- ant bath Boap before placing with MIRRORS (Firraloe* oad Door) ANDX PARTY?, neotiout Democrats, in endorsing the other washing. —M. E . B. HAVE Kowalaiti and asking for prtwnpt PICTURE FRAMING (o l typos) AlOT oommittee aotlon. ^ a OKN M9HTS . T O D O , Deddaiio also bold Sen. ElasUand Sweden to Plan WINDOW and PLATE GLASS ' 5 ' ^ ; . (hat. it la hi the national Interest Stockholm. — Sweden has Just IN. Uiru SAT. till 9 brin* the Subverelve ActlvitleB OONTRAOTOBS: WE HAVE IN STOCK rmxrsT coac Control Board to full strengm. established a permanent council for The five-man panel ie now ahy long-range economic planning. The m e d ic in e CARINETS end SHOWER DOORS Mmtttrr.D.La mem/bera. ^ 17-man group will •erye aa a ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN to center for consultation 'between the '' CLOSED SATURDAY 1 P.1L—CXOSim THURSDAY 695 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Government, business and industry, COOL TOW ARD HEARING EVENINGS DURING JUNE. JULY sad AUGUST ------(AP) — A civil the labor-msrket orgsnisaUbns, and loar a ptto-'* eoonomie researohersl ” X / >■

T . . PAGE E L E V ^ MANCHEST9B EVENING tiB B A L n, ijtAjNCHESTBR, CONN, MOt^DAY, AUGUST 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 12,1963 PM Pinch Hitters Get Second Chance and Deliver Key Blows as New York Increases Lead in American League Grid Cards Launch Yankees Uncover New Formula for Winning Baseball Games Giants Play Lions HUNTING Packers Miss Paul Hornung I Trippi, Jordan Appear .^■inning runs 'oo singles by A1 Lup- NEW YORK (AP)__ I t’s-t^unday’* game with the Los An-*on an Angel error. < YANK8-ANOEL8— ^his 14th victory. The Red Sox’ ^ ^ _ magelesIa.. Angels AnrvAln aneland #l4Ar1filed out in rou Son the Yankees win 6-4, extend­ ' The Yankee victory at Los An Dick Stuart Incresuwd his league­ low, Tito Fraricona and BYed Whit­ not bad enough that the New tine fashion. In the same inning ing their winning string to six, the geles was their 19th in 26 games leading home run totsd to 28- ^ th field and a wild pitch. I Major League I . a nf the major league pro football teams MYSTERY BUOY tioned shout his relationship with a 4-1 lead and promptly r,e- fine pitching effort by the Tigefs’ St. Louia, .848; Olemento, Pitta- I first 7-2 and the White Sox the single and went to second on PhU winner MUt Pappas hit a two-run to swing into pre-season competition, make their exhibition Cagey saH water SsbenBen Paul Homung will mean to federal court trial of Wallace with Frank Scoby, a Chicago They’re sending up their I tire the first two Yankees. But the Frank Lary. He went all the way burgh, .838; T. Davis, Los Angeles, I second, 3-2 on Dave Nicholson’s Linz’ sacrifice. Lopez followed with homer, his first, and relief man debuts this week. There will be plenty of action in both the know tfela tip. B ’s a way’ to Green Bay became more than Butts' $10 million libel suit beer distributor and alleged pinch hitters two or three ’ pnm#»s im A^-nin So Art Fowler Stu Miller cracked a ba.ses-load- and allowed only seven hits. Gary .319; Pinson, Cincinnati, .318; Gon­ 18th homer of the season with one his run-scoring single and one out Peters went the distance for the Neitional and Amoiioan Foothall«^------mark a plaoe you don't want any­ ju«t academic after the Pack­ against the Sat'urday Evening ganAler. Butts, said Scoby times a game. ! comes on to face him. His first I out in the 11th. later scored on shortstop Jim Fre- ed triple. zalez, Philadelphia, .Sl'if. one to find. Simply soak a Poet. was “a good friend” and de­ UEAGUE * • • Sox with a six-hitter. Leagues aq the coaches test their rw» . i «irr. ers’ shocking 20-17 defeat by So you get him out the first | pitch lands in the left-field seats I Minnesota closed to within a gosl’s error. Runs — Aaron, Milwaukee, new and old motoriaL wooden buoy in salt brine Ibr sev­ ttie Oonege AU-Gtors at Soldier Scheduled to testify in nied knosvledge that he was Pet. QJt. time he comes up and the second g.nd it's a tie game. half game of the White Sox on * • • INDIANS-A’s— In the opener, the 'Dgers banged Mays, San Frandsco, 88; Rose, tennis Llun Wins .649 — Norm Snead of the Redskins and eral dkys. Tben attach it to its Field in Chicago. Butts' behalf are C:harley Trip- involved in gambling. or third time he kicks your head So Lopez comes up again in the the strength of their sixth straight TWINS-RED SOX— Barry Latman threw a three-hit­ out 13 hits, including three each Cincinnati and Flood, St. Louis, akicbor and anchor Iii>e. Thrown The trial began last Mon­ j m 9 by Bubba Phillips and A1 Kaline. Ovariey Johnson o f the Cardinals, "They'll say it’s because Paul pi, former Georgia assistant in. Unfair? Well, not quite. 10th with a runner on second and victory, a 5-2 edge over Boston, Don Mlncher and Zoilo Ver- ter at the Athletics, with all the 82; White, St. Louis, 81. now rated among the estahMshed, Season Inaugural over the ride, buoy, rope and an­ day and after only three days MU 9Vi A three-run burst in the fifth broke wasn't here,” said veteran line­ coach, and Lee Roy Jordan, Take Elston Howard and Hector singles up the middle, driving in while Cleveland edged Kansas salles hit homers for the streak­ A ’s safeties coming in the sixth Buns Batted In — Aaron, Mil­ brigM, young quarterback set, will chor sink. BUT asR leeching who played under Ooach Paul and seven wrltnesses. the Post JM6 11'/, ing Twins, and Camilo Pascual inning. Cleveland gave him all the a 2-2 tie and sent Detroit ahead backer Don OuTle, pulling off his Lopez. Howard went in to bat for the tie-breaking run. He scored a City 2-1 and Baltimore beat Wash­ waukee, 06; White, St. Louis, 82; be in commend of their teams. The Winntog five of the six singies out of wood restores wood's nat­ Bryant of Alabama last sea­ rested Its case In a surprise . « n 19 Yogi Berra in the eighth inning of second run a few minutes later ington 6-2. stopped Boston on five hits for backing he needed with two first- to stay. ural buoyancy and in a week or shirt in diaguot over the cham- .474 20 Santo, CMcago, 78; Pinson, Cin­ Reitaklni play the Chloago Bears matches, the Maacheeter Terais son. mov'e. Then witnesses for so. pop goes ttie buoy right to the pioiB’ flat i^onnancc. .486 22 cinnati, 76; l^yer, St. Louis, 75. et Washington Thursday and the Club scored a 6-8 ■victory over Attorneys have agreed to Butts took their turns on the a t r cardinals meet the San Francisco surface. Homung isn’t a taboo atoject stand. .480 28 Hits — Groat, St. Louis, 162; Wethersfield Saturday morning at interupt the testimony of 49ers at Salt Lake -Olty on Friday. around the Packers. The old pros The Post story was based .447 28 Fliison, Cincinnati, 164; ' Aaron, the Trinity College courts. It was Interrupt the teetimony of Four gomes Saturday night will the first outing of the season for GAME CARRIER treat his indefinite smg>ension a.s on notes Atlanta insurance .362 22 Milwaukee, 146; Wlilte, St. Louis, Butts, who was on the stand round out NIFT. play, Indiudlng a the local ohib which will play The large pios hardware storaa a parking Ucket. There’s not the man George Buimett said he 145; Clemente, Pittabuigh, 140. Friday w'hen a recess was d. De- Wethersfield again this Saturday sell to hong sbirwer curtains oa slightest resentment toward him called, to hear from Trippi took down when he was ac­ X Kammm CKy L Doubles — Groat, St. Louis, 84,) personally. I A W —Wnyton 2. troit plays the New York Giants at the same time and place. make good game eatriera if you and Jordan. cidentally cut in on a long dis­ Mays on Hit Streak, Giants Winning Pinson, OinoiiHistl, 32; Gonzalez, in the first and the Baltimore In the singles events, 10-game slip them through your belt. Aa- ’’He’ll be missed more as a tance telephone call between Butts' attorney. William t X Idm Ai^eleB 4. man,” admittod (Mptain Jim Rin- 8. B orto, 2. Philadelphia, 31; WUIlams, Clil- Colts dash with the Oetveland pro sets were played: the doubles tanal’s head aHpa through Mg eod, Schroder, said Jordan would Butts and Bryant. oago and Oepeda, San Francisco, Browiw in the second. The Green saw beet two out ^ three set eom- aeek Jaam dowa iato smaS eod. go. -than as a football player. come from California where Bryant said he did not spe­ . T-S. fM m g o 2-8. Tofiuny Moore has the ability to GauMB 26. Bay Paokera meet the Cowboys at petltlon. he played a weekend football cifically remember two pre­ Miples — Pinson, Cinotanatl 18; Dallas and the Minnesota Vikings The eummary: TWO SOCKS take over for Paul. But Homung exhibition game. Trippi, a game calls between himself I (HiCtaer 1-8) at Min- WM a leader. He was symbolic of ■ M t ar saym aa 12- Brook, CMcago, 0; Williams, OM- take on the Rams at Los Angeles. Singles—Carl Komor M, def. Keep old wool aocln tor at leaM coach with the St. Louis foot­ and Butts last September, but AH eight AiBT-i teams play this ShuMs W, 11-9: Phil Hyde M, def. theee two purposes. SIto them something—the world he lived in as-'^umed from telephone rec­ m - oago and CalUson and Gonzalez, ball Cardinals, was to fly here In Drive to Overhaul Los Angeles Philadelphia, 8. week, starting Wednesday, at Low­ Beal W, 10-8: Jim Lefiure M, def. on over bo^ to move quietly was a lot different.” from a training oomp in Wis­ ords that they were made. ' ell, MlBSS., where the Boston Pa­ Berry W, 10-3: Paul SuDivan M. through the woods on dry-leaf Paul was the boo vivant, the consin. Butts and Bryant denied Home Runs — MoCovey, Son guy who got around town, who ITAnOICAl. IXAOlJE FraneJsoo, S3; Aaron, Milwaukee, triots take on the Houston Oilers. def. Hansen W, 10-3: DtCloclo W, days. Sew end into crude but After hearing testimony there was any relay of infor­ The main interest this week cen­ didn't mind being seen with a Jerry Lynch provided the hero-j>0 lead In four innings. Lon Brock 31; Mays, San Franoiero, 28; def. Dick Low M, 10-3: A1 W il­ effective throw-ariay nritteno Ibr from Trippi and Jordan, at­ mation that co\ild have been W . L- Pet. G.B. NEW YORK*(AP)—Willief ters on the two teams making their liams M, def. Reed W, 10-4. ice-firiring. couple of ice cubes in a glass. ics at Pittsburgh with a two-nm had six hits in the doubleheader Santo, Chicago, Cepeda, San Fran- torneys for the Post plan to helpful to the Alabama team Jjm B ^ ctoa 46 .600 — Mays is hitting and the Gi­ 0OSTt»i^ CARL- f ...h e c a a s e bc^ 1903 debuts. The untried Redskins Doubles—Shults and Beal W, SCREW LOOSE Ringo is from the old guard who in the Georgia-A 1 a b a m a 8M P2W6W.66 86 JW S'/, homer that gave the Plratf i a 2-1 and Ken Hubbs five for the Cubs. oisco and W^lte, St. Louis, 20. go back to cross-examination ants are winning. The Nation­ edge over Houston. Hal Brown • • • (rfiatigpsarxnmd will go up against the already def. LeSure and WiTUams M, 6-4, If a partkmlor screw on a reel came ig> when the Packers were of Butts, They are defending gome. at. 64 as JM7 6 yMStxzejHS/c/ Stolen Bases — Pinson, Cincin­ tried hand of Rudy Bukich, Instru­ 6-4: Law and SulHvan M, def. D(- or rifle or ahotgaa keepo eotning nothii^. takis his football ser­ al League storj' is as simple had a 1-0 lead with two out In BRAVES-CARDS— nati and wills, Los Angeles, 25; March 23 article which said Butts le.sUfied he did not .64 86 .583 7^, mental in the Chicago Bears’ 17-7 Clccdo and Hansen W, 6-4, 6-2: loose, fix It right by ptrtttag a iously and ponders Ids unage sa a know Georgia's plait for tlia ...... 61 54 .580 8 as that. With Willie still the ninth. Then Roberto Clemente Cloninger’s 11 strikeouts set a LeAsuELeFTmaiBi IN Robinson, Cincinnati, 24; Aaron, Butts, former Georgia coach, singled and Lynch hit his 10th ■to b e ,... triumph over the Giants Saturday Berry and Reed W. def. Tborne drop of obellae oa the threads be­ pro ptayer. gave football secrets to Coach game, which Alabama won . » 57 J m 10^2 working on a 13-game hitting new club high for the year. It AT USASrzS ySAISS... Milwaukee, 10; Brock, Chicago, at Rlwwja, N. Y. and Kehler M, 6-1, 6-2. fore seattag aeearely. home run. was his eighth -victory. Gene Oliv­ and W. Davis, Los Angles, 17. Relaxed with Him Brj’anl last September. 35-0. .65 58 JWe 10re things," noted the quarter­ the Hartford <3olf Club. Hop Mead­ and the freestyle relay quartet of * • • bourroed back from their Aug. 2 By HOWIE HOLCX)MB ■ i^ (M aai 18-16) N. The front-line Dodger pitching Batting (276 at Bata) — Yas- oteaming toward third. It took s back. “like kick. But strictly for ow won the meet with a team Misses Sembenotti. Wilkie. Della­ G1ANTS-PHIL8— loss to the College All-Stars and This could be UUed “ Muzzy Gaa* faltered Sunday when Cincinnati trzemsid, Boston, M i ; »Ka)lne, trip to the field to find out he hod haUbaric play. Tonnny is just as total of 163 points; the host cluto Fera and Pam Wells. (Stuck Hiller drove in three runs Detroit and Rollins, Minnesota, trounced the PittM)Urgh Steelers. Memories,” or “Refleotions on 15 called time out before the pitch Winners in the 13 and under knocked out Sandy Koufsuc in a Hours in the Sams Press Box." good. Paul gave us leoderriiip." was second with 150 while Man­ six-run sixth inning enroute to a for the Giants, two of them with 815; PeamoB, Los Angelea, M i ; 27-7. on the passing of quarter­ because a heoehall was on th e! group along with Miss Flack were a seventh-inning homer off John Yep, that’s about the amount of Oince Lombardo offers the chester had 133. Ellington Ridge 9-4 victory on 16 hits. Mataone, Boston, .800. back Bart Starr, at Miami Satur­ ground back of home. There was Wendy Smith 25-yard back- Boozer, the relief man for loser time spent covering RocfevlUe’s coach's slaiit. 'iriac.ed sixth wdth 31 points. 1 B.ASEB.^LL HEROES The Giants made it three in a Buns—Kaline, Detroit and Alli­ day. The Cowboys edged the Rams, a big squawk from Stamford's stroke) and the other medley re­ Cal McLish. Mays' key double in gallant but unsucceasCcl htd tor Good Blocker Top winner for Manchester was row over the Phillies, 5-1, on a son, SHnnesota, '78; Tresh, New 17-14, at Los Angeles Saturday. coaches but DeVito said oompar- the fifth opened up a 3-0 Giant the- State American Legion Tour­ “ You have to go over the films.” Marty Flack who ■won the 25-yard lay team members — Miss Smith, five-hitter by Jack Sanfoid with Y o^ , 70; Yastrzemski, Boston, 67; The Cleveland Browns will still sUvely little. Apparently it didn't lead. nament championship lost week in said Vince, "to appreciate the butterfly and 26-yard freestyle Nancy Herman and Robin Neleber. BAITING — 8eny Lomefa, Pi- ninth-inning assist from Billy Country Club Colartto, Detroit, 66. be looking to give their new coach bother hkn much as he belted a nlBi^ Mt tW6-i«Bi honan- wiUi two • • • hta first victory. Blanton Collier’s blocking be gave us.” events for girls 13 and under. She Curt Parker won the 50-yard Hoeft and Don Larsen. Mays dou­ ______;,ru nn B r«G Runs Batted In—Stuart, Boston, Bristol. subsequent pitch terthcr toward Lombardi, shocked at the initial •■t Is iM t«( nlMth to give Pirates REDS-DODOERS— ddbut was marred Saturday when also swam a leg of the winning freestyle and Ned Zaglio the 50- bled in two runs and held Wes DRAWN PARTNERS — FRIDAY 78; Kaline, Detroit, 77; Wagner, center, only to have Jeff Heintz j disciostue of Homung’s offense, • 2-1 vtotaty swer HooBtoB. Frank Robinson launched the big Detroit romped to a 24-10 victory. West Haven, Rockvflie’o con­ medley relay team in the same yard butterfly in the boys 17 and Covington to a single with a fine Bund! Tarca and Joton Kaxszee Loa A n ^es, 70; Alilson, Mlnneso- . make a good play and bold it to a says hie original bittemeaa has sixth-inning rally for Cincinnati The EJaglee and the Steelers queror Thiuaday night,, won the under group. FfXCHINO — Tomj Otooinger, play that could have been a turn­ 66, Miario Boccalotite and Harry to and Howard, New York, 66. doubta. , been reduced. category. Bsaaas^ alradz oat 11 OardiiialB with his 16th homer. Koufax, roll­ Elch 66, Jim Horvath and Tony Hlto—Yastrzemski, Boston and both go Into their game with state Saturday with a 4-3, ing point in the ball game. Cov' ing along with a 4-1 lead at the "If he were a dummy,” explained veteran, ’’when they started nam­ ter summer vocation. The Packers 1 w6Bo pttchtog a lo t Mttiu tor Stanford 66. Kaline, Detroit, 186; Pearson, Los leases. The Eagles bowed, 26-21, to 10-inning triumph over Stamford John Kobs retired as Michigan Ington had four of the five hits start of the sixth, was the victim. Weather was Meal. A little latai Lombardi, “1 could have excused ing names, you had to guess he'd were alnu«t disappointed that he Angeles, 129; Versallea, oRnnesota, the Baltimore Colts. But Rockville salvaged more each won trophies for the most State baseball coach after the 1963 itotBl vietoST. 6-1. off Sanford including a homer. Instead of his 19th victory, Sandy came down Friday sight bat sot iC But Paul is intelligent. His per­ get mixed ig>.” didn’t show up tor the All-Star SELECTED NINE — SATURDAY 128; Ward, Chicago, 127. Denver is still wnarUng from than self-satlstaction over Us fine ough to ris more thss dsmprw points toi their respective cale- campaign. In his 39 years he had had to settle for his fifth defeat. yesterday’s 36-10 toss to the Oak­ sonality is that he has to be the They don’t believe Homung got Game. Class A — Tuck Foster 29-2— DodMes — YiwtTZemski, Boston, performance. Vereatils A1 Puts, the MfleU. OossMerisg the wet center of attention. I'll say this for Homung has acrupuloualy a'void- gories. only four losing seasons. Jim O’Toole won his 15th with land Raidets. when reserve quar­ the blond thiixl baseman-pitcher, hit too hard. 27, Bert Carlson^81-3— 28, B o b 32; Cbosey, Koftsas City, 29; Ver- forecasts some sf the taaraey days, the bey. He's dme a wonderful job ed the team. When he honored a help from A1 Worthington. Frank terback Tom Flores completed nine was tvamed the teum ey’s ntost val­ “It spells R oH out there in the Torrington Four-Ball Event Howard and Tommy Davis hom- Capipelli 32-4— 28. salles, Minnesota, 26; Alvis, CServe- State Ohalraam flaaa Gsmiaa asd o f beha-ving the right -way since it oontraxit,” said the same veteran. commitment to appear in Green land, Lompe, Kansas City and out of 11 passes for two third uable player. Co. can eoarider thwmrlrfa qaite ered for the Dodgers and Don Pav Class B — Jim Madore 31-7—^24, quarter touchdowns against them happened and riiowing humiUty for Yet when the time comes for Bay tor a telethon, he got out of Torres, Los Angeles, 24. Looking bock on the five days hicky. bis offense.” towa immediately. letich and Robinson for the Reds. Bob Boyce 30-4-^26, Jc*n Karszes of competition, many surpiiring Homung to rejoin the team (and W on by Smith and Teammate • • • 34-7— 27. TYildes •— VersaUes, Mtonesota Speaking of Oormaa, he. Assist- ■Hje Packers weren’t surprtaed on his current pattern of behavior He did Tom Miller, the and Hinton, Washington, 11; Cl- things come quickly to mliuL Prob­ aat State Chalimoa Eari Petersea team's ptiblicity man, if he thought PIBATES-COLTS— Class C — Tony Stanford 34-10 ably the most surprising was Bris­ at Homung's hivolvement when that’s almost certain to be next moU, Kansas City, 9; S w en tied Night Racing of Btaacheater and tOoraey Direc­ fall), there’s not the slightest Tom oould sneak him Into a cou­ Brown and Joe Gibbon were — 24, Joe Skinner S4-8—26, D o n tol’s elimination in two straight Oommiorioner Pete Rozelle made ReA-beadcd Ron Smith of Man-^day morning. Smith and Ducci locked in a tight battle all the way with 6. tor F r u MalUna e f Bristol ohoold bis drastic dkadoeitre last April, doubt albout his acceptance like a ple of games this sea.>wn where no­ SERVICE SPECIAL eheatcr teamed with Ed Ducci of ousted Ben Costello of Mill River Benoit 37-11— 26. S U T /T MOULON’T Home Runs—Stuart, Boston, 28; gomes. be oongratolo^ for a well-nm at Pittsburgh until Manager Dan Low gross — Tuck Foster 73. ■mie kind of Uto he led.” said a guy coming bock to the office af- body would notice him. file b o n e club to win the annual and Jerry Courville, Shorehaven ny Murtaugh lifted Gibbon for a /nEAN A TH/NCi KUlebrew, Minnesota, 26; Allison, Set at Lincoln "Respect all, but fear none,” was tourney. Jnst abont every detail Tutrlngton Country Club Invita- 1-up. Dyson and Stanwich elimi­ Blind bogey — Tom Faulkner, ‘P HE CHONT Minnesota 26; Howard, New York, the motto olaimed by Bristol wna provMed for, Inchidlng eaper pinch hitter in the eighth. Elroy George Smith, Ted Plodzlk, Jerry tton Four-Ball Golf Tournament nated Ralph Johnson, Garden Face, who worked only the ninth, ALSO A 28; Wagner, Los Angeles, 22. Coach JiiTuny Bates, but be showed deluxe treatment ef the press. Smith, 83e. yeatertay. ‘Hiey acored a 3 and 2 (Sty, L. I., and Del K ^ e y Jr., was the winner on Lynch’s hom­ 3AT UKE HrS Stolen Boses — Aparlclo, Balti­ For 34 Cards himself to respect Rockville leM Hebert Brothers vicbexy over Ernie Dyson of Meri­ Tunxis Plantation, 4 and 8. er. P/SeoeCBSSOR^ more, 28; Hinton, Washington, 20; than some when he chose to pitch Major league aoouts aere much den u d Bruce Stan^ch of Tor- Smith, along with Wally Cichon, • • • BEST 17 — SUNDAY Wood, Detroit, 18; Snyder, Balti­ BUI Gregor against them and bi evidence the first couple of AAU Swim Champs W tLU AM ‘9 ! UNCXJLN DOWNS, R.L —Lin- liagton to tfimax the three-day Ellington Ridge pro, is participat­ MET8-CUB8— Class A — Vic Daley 71-6— 66, more, 14; MoCraw, Charles, Kan­ ,, , save liis ace, Gary Boasak, for nights but disappeared thereafter. Enter ICO Field went. Jerry Beaulieu 73-7— 66. sas City and Pearson, Loo Angeles, coin Downs, America s first i j clear to anyone Bristol fans are hopeful epeedster ing ill the Insurance (Sty (jpen The Mets and Cubs bad a wild thoroughibred racing track to offer Class B — John KiarsKes 78-13— 12. In the stopda that if the Brlriol Tom Sbopay will be offered a con- SmiGi and Ducci were five un­ qualifying round today at Weth­ and wooly afternoon and early the sport under the arcilghts, ‘nns year’s biaurance City Open der par (beat ball) whed the ersfield Country (Sub. TTie two 59, Walt Leggett 70-8—«2. Pitching (10 Decisions) — Bou­ olub itself was not over-oonfldent, traoL He'a oerioinly g ot the speed, evening at the Polo Grounds. The ■wings back Into action tonight. Golf Tournament to be held Aug. match ended on the 16th hole. area men are playing in the same Cubs chased Clarl Willey in the (Haas C — Av»tln Weiman TC- Batting Leader Carl Yastrzemski Speaks Out ton, New York, 15-6, .760; Radatz, its supporters surely were. but it's tough to steal first! 15 to 18 at the Wethersfirid Coun­ Set for Japan '| 'o u r The popular Rhode Island course, Ducci provided a apark for their threesome, Lou Galby completing 16—69, Mel Perry 76-16—60. Boston, 12-4, .750; Ford, New York, RockviHe took plenty of kidding first inning and rolled to -victory repainted and remodeled with a try caub has really turned out to You can't make a better deal victcey with an eagle three on the the trio. Low gross — Vic Daley 77. 17-6, .739; Downing, New York, 8- Only k mite leas iwaxpeeted about the kmg names—particular­ behind Ellsworth In the opener. ■panking ‘Yiew” look atmosphere, be a famiiy affair. Jay and Lionel 610-yud aaeond bole. Last year Smith was the low The Mets routed Bob Buhl in the BHnd bogey — Ed Wadas, Ed 8, .727; PeteoTS, Chicago, 12-6, .700. wan Rockville’s great allowing. ly VonOudenbotve — but no one gets Its 34-nlght, two-day session Hebert, one of the most outstand­ CHICAGK) (A P )— A U.S. national swimmy/g and diving to save your life! Ri the aemiflnals. {dayed yester- amateur in the I(X). second inning and rolled up a 10- McLaughlin 87s, Strikeouts — Banning, Detroit, Only their staunchest aupporters- laugtied when they took the field. ing brother oomhinittions in pro­ Rests Seen for Ball ers 144; Pizarro, Chicago, 140; Stig- underway at 8 pm. tor what Is Rockville High Coach Ron Kozoch Many o f the RockviUMes drew contingent, having captured nearly all the titles in the Na­ earmarked as another successful fessional golf, wiU be putUng in W- for and Ted Stickles, both of the pow­ k w putts — Helen Ayers 29, Betty for a .428 average. Theie were many leas surpriainc, 1958 Lafayette Open and the 1959 ord; Carl Robie of the Vesper | Benton 30, Florence Barre 30. Yastrzemski, who Is hitting to 104. Slated Saturday veteran campaigner^, well known an an-ttnae attaidaaoe mark. The erful Indianapolis Athletic Club, • correct caster. Boston’s controversial first to New BSngland followers of the but none the less unusual or news­ Orange County O^n. Lionel counts Boat Club of Philadelphia who bet­ .332 after collecting one hit in baseman, Didc Stuart, also Zoilo VersaUes, one of the worthy Items. Some follow; crowd dropped from 2.230 Wednes­ the 1958 Tucson Open, the 1960 every swimmer winning an AAU Camber, toe in day to 281 Friday. Total at that UOe in Oak Park over the week­ tered his own American and meet three tripe durir^ yesterday’s hoe produced during the trip weaker hitters in the Twins ■port. Oijun Oaasic. and the 1962 Mem­ NEW YORK (AP) — Chateau- Headlining the opening program time was 4,701 wltfa only another end is represented in the touring record in the 200-meler butterfly • adjust brakes EUin|(ton Ridge 5-2 Bed ^ x loss to the Minne­ at least since hitting Min­ Hneup hit his third home run Weirdest play of the tourney phis Open among hi.s victories. NIGHT TJuyrongltJTred RACING gay, Oandy Spot-s, Never Bend and will be the Watch Hill, a seven 200 or BO expected Sstnrday. Last team coached by Ralph Casey of with 2:08.8; and Steve Clark of sota Twins, believes the reg­ nesota. Stuart has taken over in as many days to get Min­ occurred In the RockviUe-Stamford In keeping with the ’’family” • adjust steering furlongs allowance that offers a yesu's total was &>47. the Santa Clara Swim Club who FOUR-BALL, BEST BALL ulars will get aboDt three rest nesota started in the fourth, Outing OIa<« will be known this game when the down-staters’ Dan Southern Illinois University and the lead hi the league home purse o f $2,600 and which Inter­ Prior to Ms appeanmoe. West tradition, Ernie Boros, the nol-so- surpa.ssed his own American and • add brake fluid periods of three days duration Don Mincher belted a three- week—for the purpose of collec­ managed by Ken Treadway of Saturday run derby with 28 and is still DeVito cracked a long drive to Havens’ Bob Bowen was credited well-known brother of Julius Bor- meet record in the 00-meter free- “with the player given one run homer In the next inning ested some of the better three- Bartlesville, Okla. • balarKe front ivheels 34 GALA NIGHTS Plus 2 BIG 0AYS7SATS., SEPT. 14,21 Low gross—Jim Gordon. Wally in front of the league in runs tive identification only — as the^...'’’‘^| deep left-center, a triple at least. with a 6-1 record with the Boston will also be at Wethersfield. . style with 54.2. free day for himself when he to wrap up the game. year-olds and older horses that ______Stock, winner of the 200-meter Also on the team were Dick Finnegan. Gus Peters, John Whol- batted in with 78. Big Four In racing’s 3-year-old are among the record number of But suddenly third base umpire Cfdlege frosh. Come to find out. Ernie, a pro at Old Westbury could go to the beach or do Country C2ub, O ld Weatbury, Long . backstroke, and Stickles, the 400- ^ 200-meter individual medley ley 36-36—72. Nine of Stuarjt’s homers Bob Turley was the starter division. A1 Putz came running toward the the Eagles only played about eight what he wants a'way from the thoroughbreds on the grounds for Isla n d , Netw Ifork. does not usually I meter individual medley champi-1 from Santa Clara SC; 11 Low nets —Cliff Milliken, Bob have been against Minnesota and loser for Boston. He is plate, not taking any notice of gomes and Bonen hnried about park.” What they will be celled after the meeting. play the full tournament circuit, on, asked to be left off the team gjn craig, winner in the 100-met- Buck, Bob Zalman. Will Kuhnly -with four of them coming hi now 2-6. Relief pitcher Arnold doing battle Saturday at Seratogn three Innings. But he still did a MNCOIN DOWNS, Sraak I 72-12— 60. Merrill Rubinow, Lou ”If you came to the pork,’’ the current series. Eiarley provid^ the only great Job Tbnrsday against Rock- However, Ernie and Julius, who is | in order to devote the to breaststroke from Verdugo Hills ■ • M i t a t in the 94th running of the $75,000 their studies at Indiana Uni- g c callf.; Wally Richardson of ! Becker, Frank Wilson, Jake Hon- he explained, "that’s not a day But despite the batting bright note for Boston, cut­ Tra'wers, oldest stakes race In the Boston Routed hy Chargers, 50-17 \1lle. now enjoying one of his best years I non 73-12— 61 (matching cards), of rest actually, and you feats of the two leaders, the ting off the Twins over the to date, make a hard combination versity. the Gopher SC. Minn., winner of counuy, remains to be seen. For Andreasen,. a 17-year-old diver the 100-meter butterfly; Roy Saari 11 Fred Meurant, Andy Thomas, Don might as well play as long as Red Sox continued their plum­ last two innings without a Chateaugay or Candy Spots, the Wonder what the odda would be to beat. ! Rathbone, Bob Kams 72-11—61. To round out the “family.” are from Anaheim, Calif., and winner j of El Segundo SC, Calif., the titlist you’re there.’ ’ meting toward the lower re­ ML champ, perhaps. on two players from the same Low individual g^ross — Gay Yastrzemekl says a player Lots of Work Awaits Holovak Doug Ftqrd and his son, Doug Jr. of the three-meter springboard i in the 1,600-meter freestyle; Ken gions of the league standings. Bob Heffner goes after his Never before have the 1-2-3 team beiiig tat in the head by N ig h t ly I Knap 76. can get tired ’’mentally more The Red Sox are now in sixth thrown balls on succeoaive nights ? Doug and his son also make their competition, was chosen over Lt. | Merten of Los Angeles, winner of second iwin again today, fac­ horsee from the Kentucky Derby Tom Gompf, an Air force jet j the 200-meter breaststroke; and than physically.” He said “it place, 20 games behind the ing either Jim Kiaat (10-8) or And both pitchers, too! But that's appearance at the ICX) this year Don’t let this happen CRIERS’ TOURNEY comes down to the point where dashed in the Travers, at 114 To Prepare Pats for Houston what happened to Putz and Bob to complete the "First Families fighter pilot who captured the 10- Rick McGreah, 100-meter brea.st- Yankees. Dtek Stigmen (12-10). Hef­ miles and the same route as the (ITiree-quarter handicap) your every day is going to the TTie Twiins took the third Tingley. Both were iuckj’ to escape of Golf.” meter platform event and finished stroke champion from Verdugo ner has loot., three since beat­ Louisville daasic May 4. Hills SC. Andy Thomas 74-8—66. Bob park, oatohing planes or buses Mraigbt game of the series ing the Yankees in Ms major with no serious injury. Zalman 76-10— 66, Roy Conyers and suiting up.” It will have been 15 weeks since ANDOVEK., Maas. (A P )—OoachC'waz held from getting to the Umpiring throu^out the .series They will be joined by Flalph yesterday on a strong five- league debut. John Galttreath’s Chateaugay Up­ 78-11-67, Fred Meurant 71-4— Mike Holovak will have to work was top notch with the dispute Kendrick of Indianapolis AC; Bill M BACM tATWt»AT« An interference coll was made, 67. set Candy Spots tn the Derby. In feat and furiously today and to­ over DeVito’s dtaallowed triple the Farley of Los Angeles AC; Ed but the damage had been done and t a fX 54»M • l«HPoa*»rJR. Ladles— Billie Marlow 83-14— fact, Rex Ellsworth’s Oalifomia morrow to get his Boston Patriots only dlseordant note. Townsend of Santa Clara EC; Ed Colclough was kept from possibly 69, Vera Honnon 96-26—71. oolt ran third as Harry Guggen­ ready for their American Football Jim Martello was RockvUle's; Bartsch of Ann Arbor, Mich.; ★ Kickers—Tom Ferguson 98-21 \Bruised and Battered Fullmer heim’s Never Bend, the 1962 League exhibition game with the going all the way. leading hitter in the tourney ■with j Gary liman of Santa Clara; Don —77, Cliff Milliken 77-3—74, Jack champion 2-year-old, was second. Houston Oilers at nearby Itowell Two other Babe PariUi aerials 6 for 17 and a 353 average. Joe Coghill of Indianapolis and Rich­ Candy Spots never .has raced at were Intercepted to set up San ard McDonough of North Jersey Hunter 89-15— 74. Wednesday. Van went 5 tor 15 (.333). They AMERICAN LEAGUE Undecided on Future as Boxer Saratoga, but he’s expected to be Hie Patriate lost Uielr second ex­ Diego touchdowns when the drove in nine runs. Martello get­ SA. FATHER-SON, a slight favorite for the Travers. Chargers turned the game into a Winding up Sunday’s AAU com ­ REGHUi DOHME Stuart (28), Red Sox; Versallea hibition game Saturday night to ting the odd one (5-4). Pete Pa- RELINE YOUR BRAKES^ FATHER-DAUGHTER There will be another Impor­ the San Diego Charg’m . A lose rout with a 21-point second quar­ goni drove in three more and Mc- petition, Roth upset Stickles In the (0), Mimrtier (12), Twins: Torta- tant race Saturday, when Kath­ 200-meter invidual medley. Roth's (Combined gross — Sunday) bull (1), Athletics; Pappas (1), NEW YORK (A P )—Gene FuU-^"but we feel he should quit now. was almost expected by Patriots ter. GiH the only other one recorded. mer, mauled, bruised and badly erine Price’s Carry Back stages 2:16.0 was 1.9 seconds better than Jack and Jim Rusher 164, BsT' Orioles: Retzex (3), Senators;- The fight, the first title out offiedale, because Holovak makes Hadl Uie Star ★ beaten in his effort to regain the a comeback th the $30,000 Buckeye Stickles' second-place flni.sh and ney and Fran Weber 178. Landis (11), Ward (16), Peters ever held in Nigeria, was sched­ heavy use of rookies. But no one Quarterback John Hadl of Kan­ NOW elAOO world middleweight b o x i^ title, only one-tenth of a second off the SELECTED NINE (2), White So(x: Howard (23), uled for 15 rounds but Marv Jen­ Handicap at Randall Park, Cleve­ imag^ined the score would be aa sas fame was the big gun for the returned to the United States to Broken Spark Plug meet and American record of (One-half handicap) Yeuikees.' son, Fullmer’s manager, asked land. Carry Back was retired to one-sided .as the 50-17 margin the Chargers, passing for 263 yards on Low gross—Jim Rusher 32-38— mull over the possibUity of retire­ that it be stopped at the end of the stud after ftnishlng third be­ 14 out of 25 cMnpletlona. The 2:15.9, both held by Stickles. NA'nONAL LEAGUE Oiargers ran up. 'AND SAVE ~ i^^AucAKs 67. ment. the seventh when the bleeding hind Prance’s Match n and Kelso Part of Holovak’s ptoois involve mark eclipsed the 261 yards he Fails White’s Bid The Indianapolis AC won the team title for the seventh straight Low nets—Lou Becker 30-4— Hiller (4), Giants: Covington “I have no plans for retiring Fullmer was virtually defenseless In the Washington, D.C. Inter­ a player cut. He haa been alternat­ piled up against Houston last year with 106)4 points. The Santa 26, Bemle Menschell 39-12—27 (13), PhUUes: Mathews (16), smd no plans for going on,” Full­ against Tiger’s two-handed attack. national at Laurel last Nov. 12. ing two offensive and two defen­ For ‘Clean Sweep’ with evenr brake job we turn your year. Clara and Los Angeles clubs tied Steve Ketcham 34-7—27, Abe Bravea: Lynch (10), Pirates: How­ mer said Sunday night en route “ I wanted to stop it in the fifth,” Thomas Nichols’ Tona nosed out sive unite to glive everyone an op- -’ arilU did pass for two touch­ Zubpow 36-9—27, A1 Kemp 38-6— ard. (18), T. Davte (11), Dcidgsrs: WUllam Haggin Perry’s Lamb for second with 46 each. to his home in West Jordan, Jenson said, "But Gene Insisted i»rtundty to play. But now he downs — to Colclough in the fint Ctoan sweep was the target for 27. Pavletich (1), Robbiaon (16), lltah. “I’m 'going home to talk duns FREE...regular ^2^ per wheel! on going on.” Chop in the $57,400 Alabama must streemhne the squad aiw p e rM and to BUly Lott in (he Miancheater’s veteran stock car ! Ladies—Dora Kellner 34-9—25, Reds: Rodgers (4), Schaffer (6), it over with my«famUy.’’ Stakes Satuixlay at Saratoga, pay­ There were no kj)ockdowns, but concentrate more on getting me fourth. Glno Oappellettl kicked a racing driver G ^e White last Sat­ Connie Kelly 41-13— 28. WUUams (18), Ckito; Coleman (2>, The 32-year-old fighting Mormon Fullmer was cut over the bridge ing a whopping $45.80 for $2. Ashe Entered regulars working smoothly to­ 40-yard field goal to complete Bos­ urday Mght at Riverside Park A l l BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED Kickers—Les Baum 90-12—78, Htokman (12), Hicks (4), Meta. was cut and battered and of the nose and blinded In the later Lamb Chop, winner of five stakes BROOKLINE. Mass. (AP) —Ar­ gether. ton’s scoring. Stadium but H wasn’t in the cards. Gillie Mather 91-13—78, Lou Beck­ drenched with bis own blood Sat­ rounds by a freely bleeding cut Including the Coaching (Jlub Amer­ thur Ashe of Richmond, Va.. first Holovak had no comments for Three injured players will re­ WWte easily won the 15-lap A L L FOR 30,000.MILES OR 1 YEAR er 78-7—71, Abe Zubrow 86-15— urday before suffering a seventh- over the right eye. His body was ican Oaks and Monmouth Oaks Negro ever named to a U.S. Davis newsmen on the outcome of the join the Patriota for Wednesday’s qualifying heat and mtlded a 71. Celts Sign Rookie round TKO at the hands of cham' marked by angry, red welts and was the 9-20 choice with her Cup team, has entered the 83rd San Diego game. game against the defending oham - checkered flag for one of the i f OnHIHIIIP if NEMifVD |don Dick Tiger in Ibadan, the bruises Mill showed on his stablemater, Batteur, but got into aiviual National Doubles Tennis MANCHESTER BRANCH “When you lose by that big a ptona of the Eastern Division. aianlflnslB. However, in the fea­ L -i._ RAmtodeoi 3-fiOO BOerOiN (AP)- -- The Boston Nigeria. face Simday. a jam on the final turn. maiigln, what is there to say.” he Otaanpionships Aug. 18-25 with New Hall of Famer Oettics have signed their third His wife, Delores, asdd in West “I guess he caught pie a couple Halfback Jim Crawford, llnebackr ture, aMbough in the lead, WUte There was another major upaet explained. “Of oourse, nobody likes er Jack Rudolph and tight and Larry Nagler of North Hollywood, draft choice, Chude Krioton of Jordan shortly after the>fight that of times in the early rounds which at Chicago, where Lindsey How- tans overtaken by Buddy Krehs of Heads or Tails .. What Is It? to be bumillated that way.” Oscar Lofton, who were not tak­ Calif. H ie announcement said the HARTFORD GENERAL DIREfJT BUSSES leave Manches­ SiPRilNQFiiKii ,D, Maae. (A P ) __ Valparaiao. The 6-foot-2 backoourt she hoped Gene, a former cham­ must have knocked the sharpness ^ ■ a Bounding Main beat Melanie South Windsor on the 15th lap of OS The game wouldn’t have been en on the West Coast trip, will be the 50-lap featme and finished far Bait dealer Chick Aronson of 399 Adams St. is scratch­ 20-year-o3d teammates at UCLA ■o Rt— r— to • i m f U P o r k is i The, late Robert (Ace) Gruenig ace had been the top scorer at pion, would call it quits. Mrs. out of me,” Fullmer said. "But Fann’a Hellenic Hero, the favorite ■uch a romp for the Chaigers hM will be paired for the doubles ter (Travel Agency) at 4:60 PJtf. EliUmer, who has refused to available Wednesday. back. A broken spark plug took ing his head these days and for good reason. He un­ has been elected to the baskatbaU Valparaiso for three aeonone. Oth­ right until the end I thought I ^ a head In the $56,800 Arlington the Patriots shown a more polished here. Earlier thda year Ashe won watch her husband fig^L repeated had a chance.” Art Graham, the end from Bos­ aS the zip out of White's mer- cover^ a night crawler with two tails, shown above. HaU of Fame. The 10-tlme A.A.U. er rookies prevtoualy signed by the Handicap. Hellenic Hero was dis- attack. Two passes, if caught, the Southern California Inlcr- TIRE CO. tl»t he had promised to retire If The British referee, the only of­ ton College wbo also mlaaed Sat­ euty^iowered engine. AU-Ameitca became the 53rd man irofeoslonsl bariiettiaU chamiions quaUfied for interference in mid­ could have given the Patriots a It’s the first one in over 8,000 handled this fishing sea- coUegiate Ctuunptonahtp over « he tailed to beat die Nigertan ficial, declined to say how he had urday’s game, may be kept out of TYnUing Krebs bom s ■were named by the HoU of Fame Honors this year are BHi Green of Oolo- stretch, and Blemenford Parm’a ■izealite lead in the first half. One ■on. Veteran anglers claim they have'’ never s ^ n auch field that Included Dennla RalaUm ' - : ’ OP PERFECT VISIBILITY • RAIN OR SHINE COMFORT champion. scared the fight but The Associat­ action this weak to rwt hta to- ay Qakflki and E d Batooda bafbra 155 CENTER STRIET — TEL 649.282B Ctomimlttee. Gruenig, a O-fbot-8 tado State, W. D. Straud of Mis- B M ajor ^ moved up from third wte dropped by the usually su ^ center, played with cbomptonablii tasslrrl State and Omnia IfoGuire ‘He was a great ehampkaV* ed Press , bad Tiger winnipc every ijurad aboulder. AOOO tona. R wormy ereatare. (Herald Photo by Pintou) oad Roitaal Oama. Main angered Jim Ooidough. and ba Denver teams in 1637 and 104S. of Sputhit OMaimma State Fulhner said of her husband. round. returned $74.80 $or $2. t fy -t: ... V- PAGE THUrnCBH IIANCHESt KE EVENmO HERALD,

72 Houses For Sals 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESnBR, OOMIU MONDAY, AUGUST IS, IX t Houses For Sale 72 HoniMi For Salt 7S Houses For Sale 72 H o For Sals 71 R« For Solo Rnth Milletl PliQB TWELVB ROCKVILLB — Like new! Bxcep- AparUMBto—PlBto— m a NCBSSTBR' - 6 raoin much’,' Boom 'DRIVEBeautltiil Ranch, MANCHESTER — T room edder EXCEUJENT e-ROOM Oohmlal HooddioM G«odi U BO. WINDSOR — MaglUflcant 7 Uanai value! $18,800. 8 bedroom Iz; diahwaaber, diapoaal, attlo fan. at- nice Iqcetian, aU utUltlM, $18,000. room raised ranch with family Colonial off Main Street, treed lot home, beautifully landscaped lot, THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALY sad SHORTEN TemaieBto 0S .ranch. Large Uvtag room and r r a A FAT BnsinesB Semcca Offered IS " tacbed garage, nloeiy landaeaped Joeeph Berth, Broker, B494»30. room and 8-ear garage, custom 3- f o r s a l e - RCA er, 649-0320. kitchen, convenient locaUon. H. B. gas refrigerntor, exceUent c a ­ NICE 3% ROOM npnrtxnnat, me- lot, close to achoolB, $15,900. fauUt tor present owners. 4 bed­ wtttdows, oO steam b a st $18,900. When a woman who once had HAROLD A SON RabMili Ro^ ^ b r l c k Ageney, 649-8464. Wolverton Ageney. Realtor, 849- Grady, Broker. 648-8009. tion. Must saorlflca, |W. 648-M78. ond -floor, heat, hot water, >atov«, rooms. 114 bates, buUt-in oven a perfect figure begtas to pta on moval, cellars, attics^ and yards, •acsAMMOMA-nsciiap I pve. Mr. Rneter, 648-0009. TWO FAMILT 6-6, sepamte heat weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ OlLLAS MOM refrigerator, south central loca­ I . MANCHESTESt — I co m m odm add range, beaidlfuUy paneled combination windows, excellent weight, she crefRtas a pmbtom CLASSIFIED HER MCnHERf SUCH A lOVELV I TWO ELECTRIC stoves, one c ^ - tion. Reasonable. Tel. 849-8404 be­ living room with picture windows old Hoar, Mg-dOS4. conditlaa, nice loeatioa. $17,900. MU.r s o PLEASAMT AND iRlFniL^ Mnation electric, coni and wood. home, 4 bedrooau, (amlly room LAKEFRONT VACANT and fireplace, dining room, $21,- fo r her hosbantf. UP a m i o tween U noon—« p.m. attached gerage, 168’ trontaga, Frank M o tt 64S4M68. 6 ROOM COLONIAL “ HAVE TIME, will work.” All odd 649-0894, 6-9 p.m. _____ tr«ea, fU.OOO. Oultan W. Botch- 600. -Minimum down to qualified He's afraid to hurt her todtags job-s done. Everything our spe­ A MEIOUeOR 90 RIDOE STREET, ManchMter- 8 buyer. Robert WcUverton Ageney, by telling her she's getting fat, Ina, e «4 U S . One o< Coventry Lake'a MANCHESTER — Ckqw, 6 rooms, 8 BEDROOMS-$12,900 cialty. You name It. (^11 us any­ OIRL AS room duplex. Conveniently lo­ 649-2818.______• SOUTH WINDSOR convenient locaUon, $88 per but his sUtece ccnvincea her teat ADVERTISING A and end table. finest sectfons. time. 649-4343, 633-2987. COUCH, CHAlft cated. CaU Mr. Bentley, 848-1811, OITERSIZED CAPE, T rooma, 3 month, plus taxes. CaU after 8, he’s indifferent on the changa. Bo sm uiM o MANCHESTER RANCH — 8 bed- ANYBODY? 64S-3986. Ext. 808. (uU batha, 4 bedroom s, la rg e liv­ 848-6818. she continues to overeat. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and EXAMPLE rooms, kitchen with buUt-tns, There probably isn't any way a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPl'. HOURS A BIG BARGAIN! ing room, formal dining room, at $14,700 repaired, free pick-up and deliv­ ■niREE ROOM rent with cellar. birch caUneta, dining room, Uv- VERNON — Spotless 6 room Gape, M odest, authentic ocUonlaL husband can get hia wife to go on ARE YOU GOING tacbed g arag e, UXtadW wooded lot, country setting, exceUent 8 AJM. to 5 P.M. ery in Manchester. Russ' Mower Nice front and back yard. Nice ing room with fireplace, natural extras, view, 83,300 assumes a strict diet to regain her stream­ HOUSBKEBPINO? $23,900. P hitlbtlek 1 ■ ■ ‘ Agency, kitchen, oU beat, garage, on Service. 742-7607 neighborhood. Call M9-0006. woodwork, aluminum combina­ R eotei a mue Iqes to live mortgage, $108 monthly pays all. lined figure without buittag her THEN YOU OWE IT 649-8464. Complctaly fuxnlahed 6 room bus line, quick occupancy, tions, 8-years-oId, $18,800. Plte- here. We think you wUl Hke H No cloctag costs. Hayes Agency, feelings. It hurts any woman’s SHARPENING SERVICE - Saws, TO YOURSELF FOR RENT by S%tember 1-g year ’round home. Large very good condltioa. EaaUy COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT gg HOLLISTER — 4 bedroma, brick Agency, 640-8464. Jurt a s .'we do. •48-4808. ego to- beMold outright tea' she knives, axes, shears, skates, ro­ TO SEE THIS bedroom duplex, oil furnace, cen­ screened In porch, garage, fire­ financed. MCMDAT Ttan FBIDAl 10;N AJW.—SATURDAY • AAL close to all acboola, I-car garage, isn’t as attractive aa she once tary blades. Quick service. Capitol “SUPER DELUXE” tral. St. Bridget’s Parish. Reason­ place, dock, boat. Priced for MANCHESTER - Modem 4 bed- 4 BEDROOM SEEKERS! Space ciwner 649-6118. 1. $16,800 — 8800 down, |U7 was — that tee’s less than per­ Equipment Co,. 38 Main St., Man­ 4 ROOMS OF FURNITURE able rent. Write Box D, Herald. immediate sale and ready for room ranch, 2 bates, 100x200 lot, and location problem solved. 7 per monte or assum e fect ta her husband’s eyes. PLEASE READ YOUR AD chester. Hours daily 7-5. Thurs­ All 100% Guaranteed occupancy. full basement, immediate occu­ room Cape. IH bates, fireplaced AiRKXINDrnONBD — 6 room 4 8/4% O-L mortgage at But if a husband really hates day 7-9. Sa-urday 7-4. 643-7968. U i O H O f WEU.Vbu'u ONLY $433 SIX ROOM duplex and garaga, pancy, Sacrifice at $17,900. Bayes Uvtag room, formal dining room, CtossHled w "W sat Ads" are taken over the phone aa a oon* ranch, 9-years-old, large Mtcben $102. Very pretty 8 room BRAE-BURN REALTY to see hia wife gK fat, be might U ntil oilla NOTAMOClATEVimi-niAr 414.08 DOWN one or two children accepted. A gency. 648>480S. garage. Near bus line. Clean. $17,- adrci'liaer ahooM read hia ad the FTRST DAY n , LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and - with dlahwasber, lot 180x280, 8 ranch. 648-6278 to take a stand on the matter. 414.08 MONTH $125. No heat. Call 848-9888 after HURRY 800. Wolverton Agency, 649-3818, Promoted a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS hi tbne for the next Inanr- I repaired. «ales and sendee, rental HAD A CHANCE iRenKMIlBLE BEATNIK? w room a, mlnutea from Maachea- HIGH ELEVATION - Attraettve In the end. he’U hurt her worse m — YOU GET — S;4S. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0809. NaVy LL Vtator R. Hannan, Uaa. X l» Herald la reaponatblo for only ONE Incorrect or omitted equipment.. L A M Equipment -ID DOUBLE DATE-I s u r f 100 WILD ter, priood to aeU $16,000. FliU- 8-bedroom Ranch, waUc-out base­ by losing interest ta her ^>pcar- 18-PIECE BEDROOM brtek Agency, 649<464.______8. ’Two fuU baths, garage, fire­ husband of the former Mias Joyce lanaHloo for Miy advertlaemeeit and then only to the extent of a Corp . Route 83. Vernon. 875-7609 T H IN M0M»6 WRVOU? T1« FOUR ROOMS and bath, first ment, trees, nice view, near ance, or by letOng her see teat m od” Inaertlon. E iron which do not leeaen the value of 18-PIECE l iv in g ROOM LAWRENCE F. FIANO place, diahwateer, enclosed HOLLISTER STREET — Immsicu- M. Oummlsk, Rt. 1, Ooventiy, was Manchestei exchange. Enterprise ANSWER IS floor, furnace and automatic hot SPACIOUB 8 ROOM Garriaon Co­ school, only $18,900. Carlton W. reoerttly promoted to his present he has lost the pride he used to Um adverttameat wtn not be corrected b j “make rood” tnnertion. REACTION VMS 12-PIECE KITCHEN water, parking. Apply 88 Winder- porch, 6 room ranch, safe, lata e room Colonial Bungalow, 1946 lonial, 4 bedroomB, office or den, Realtor e48-3766 Hutchins, Realtor, 049-6182. ELLINGTON have in ahowtag her off. SLiaUTLV - PLUS quiet iRreet only $17,800. In rg t airy rooms, natural wood' rank while serving aboard tee am- A M ^ K T 'S mere Ave,, Rockville. formal dining room, recreation Wives, however, shouldn’t put STEPS. SIDEWALKS, .stone walls, ELECTRIC LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, 8 acres, Just over RockviUe Une. 8 work, flreptace, new furnace. Bel pfataiDus force flagahip UBS Mount TARNIBMEDf room wltb fireplace, attached 2- Charles Nicholson 742-6864 their husbands on su(di an mhap- fireplaces, flag.stone terraces. All REFRIGERATOR FOUR ROOM, second floor apart­ many extras. $19,600. Owner 848- room ranch near bus, shop­ Air Real Estate, 648-9832. McKinley, operaltlng out of Nbr- ear garage, 100x100 lot, shade 8. 'Two car garage, double sisa toik, Va. py spot. A woman 'who is aware b concrete repairs. Reasonably TV SET ment. heat and hot water furnish­ 2967.______breeseway, fireplace, S-bed- ping. Asking $12,900. *0®* ^*^^>PB1JC1IATED DIAL 643-2711 AND COMB. RANGE trees, aluminum aiding, PhUbrick MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom He Joined the Navy in J'uly, of how her husband feels can priced. 643-0851. ed, adults preferred. Phone 648- room ranch. figure out .without being told that Free Delivery In Conn. 4717. Agency, 649-8464. MANCHESTER — Executive 6 bed­ TONGREN AGENCY home, 2-car garage, chicken coop, 1941, and took b&s boot training THEE REMOVAL pruning, and B S M A K TTl MAftnH Free Set-Up By Our Men room ranch, 2 baths, heated patio, one half acre lot, exceUent condi­ in NortoUt, V a UntU six years he hates to see bar gidn sraigtat. TWO FAMILT — Mow roof and MANCHESTER — Unusual horns 648-6821 lot clesrlng Lawn mowing Frank /Otd~ A EDM AvV. Free Service By Experts FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, recreation room, large kitchen, tion. A buy at $14,800. Beautiful 8- ago, he was attached to the sub­ He'U probably start Mddtag her siding, ahimlntim comMnatlona, in prestige area, 6 room L-sbaped “Anything in Real Estate’' C Noble. 649-6053. rr. Free Storage Until Wanted' stove, refrigerator, large yard, acre lot Bel Air R w Estate, year-old, S-bedroom ranch, 3 marine eervtoe, stationed at Nerw a little. Or he may wonder out 90x180 toot tot with shade treea, % Colonial Cape with garage, 1^ Oteer Usttags available. Phone for appointment quiet neighborhood, $118 monthly. 648-9382. RAY S. HOLCOMBE baths, heated 40’ rec room, car­ London, San Diego, OaUf., and loud whv she doesn’t wear ttia TROUBLE REAGHINfi OUR ADVERTISER? oar garage, 818,600. PhUbrlok baths, every room oversized. SAMUEL ALBERT 843-5983. port, buUt-tas, large lot, many ex- Norfolk, •va. In 1967, Lt. Han­ kind of clothes she used to wear. Agency, 8&-S464. QuaUty throughout, nice lot with MANCHESTER — 6 room home MLS Realtor Or, perhaps, he'll start comment­ Hartford. 247-0358 trees. Worth mspectlng carefully. tres, owner moving, wUl sacrifice nan went to Great Lakes Naval Household Sem ees FOUR ROOM apartment, second with acres, oU held, fuU base­ 818,800 — SCHOOLS, BUS, shop- ing on the iqipearanca of soma 2A-Hoir Answering Senriee SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Wolvertan Agency, Realtor, 649- for 817,900. Bolton — 6 room Trataing Center, HI... as an eJec- Offered IS-A Private Instructions 281 Help Wanted— Fenale ^5 Dogs— n r d »—Pets 41 floor, heated, stove, centrally lo­ glXCEIXiENT T rooma, 2 story, oQ ment only $11,800. Large down 644-1285 tang no problem. See this central' other woman about her age who If you have no mean.s of trans­ 2818. Eve. Mr. Rum r, 648-0009. home, 3 acres beautiful tand, $18,- tronlcs instructor. Two years cated. Tel. 649-1919 between 8-T steam heat, 1% baths, porch, city payment needed. Hayes Agency, ly located 6 room Cape, recenUy has kept her figure. EXPERIENCE Unnecessary. Run portation, I’ll send my auto for | 760. Over 100 more Usttags, aU ago, be Joined the UBB MIouiit Mii»- REWEAVTNG of bums, moth holes. utilities, eitora B-zone £ot. AH for 848-4808. r^ecorated, aluminum storms Ghzen though he doewi’t m j so, Free to Herald Readers little shop-by-mail club two hours ADORABLE AKC miniature you. No obligation on your part. p.m. gPtlT-LBVHL, 7 rooma, 1% batha, price ranges. CaU or stop in to see Kitaey orsw. He Is an assistant Zippers repaired Window Shades $18,600. Charlea Lesperance, 649- and screens, excellent financing the man who doesn’t bke to see made to measure: all sized Vene­ weekly. 10 week.'. Earn 450 or dachshunds. Call 643-7196 after 5. A _I^B —E—R—T’-vS ' WELLS STREET — 4 rooms, first 7620, 848-6604. large family room, kitchen with TWO BLOCK WALK to Mata us. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, main propulsion engineer in the built-ins. Intercom system available. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ his wife losing her figure will hint B of ovr Iliaaslfind i dasrWaa M tar Ha tian blinds. Keys made while you more in famous products. Club i 43-45 ALLTN ST., HARTFORD floor, garage, adults, $66 a month. Street from this recenUy redeco­ WELL ’TENDED expandable Cape, Realtors, 648-6930. 888 E. Middle Umilted officerB program, and has want Accounting throughout the bouse, garage, cy, 284 Center Street, 649-1894. that he has noticed that tee Is M edr Simply eaS wait. Tape Recorders for rent. shopping .saves friends money. | OPEN NIGHTS TILL 10 P.M. Inquire 171 Summit Street. f o u r BEDROOM raised ranch, rated 6 bedroom home with 2-car large screened patio, oversized T^ke., next to Cotats, open every Just returned ftrom a sevan-mentes lOQxm lot, S-ysars-old, $tB,900. putting on weight. Marlow’s. 867 Main. 649-5221. Write for free 276-page catalog, i Articles For Sale 45 large recreation room, 8 fun garage. Beautiful, level, treed lot garage, enclosed large lot, con­ n^ht until 9. Mediterranean cruise. MODERN GRAY double bed. baUia, S-cariT garage, excellent con- Phllbrick A gency, 649 -84a4. Lt. and Mrs. Hannan, wbo is The smart wife vron’t lough oft IBM No obligation. Popular Club, De­ e l FOUR ROOM apartment with hot in a fine residential nel|^hortiood. venient loeatioa to schools, bus, MANCHiSTER ANSWERING SERVICE partment H802. Lvnbrook, New Steams k Foster spring and mat­ water an^\ stove, second floor. ditlon, $28 ,900. raibrlek Agency, MANCHESTER. 192 Woodbridga presently stayiiw with her par- his (ximmenta. She’ll get tansy an FOR SALE— 50-gallon ink drums. SIX ROOM Cape, exceUent condi­ FamUy Uvtag at tta best. Wesley shopping centers. Many extras. Street. 7 rooms, excellent condi­ a self-improvement project. York. tress, 4100 : 20 Foster Street. Close to Street shopping. $60 849-8484. Call owner days, Saturday and etrta in Coventiy, have six ohU- Building— Contracting 14 CAREERS Call 643-2711. tion, close to schoola and ebo]^ R. Smite Agency, 284 Onter * ROOMS tion, 4 bedrooms, newly decorated S A 9 ^ 5 0 0 Street, 840-1894. Sunday, or after 6 w eekdays. dren; Richard, 10, Deborah, 7, Vic­ USED 8-PIECE living room I ______RANCm — Newly redecorated In ping. Marlon E. Robertson, Real­ kitchen, 2-car garage, large, well tor Jr.. 6, Joyce-Ann, 7, Rbtrick, 8, A l rights CALL ME on your formica needs, WITH " k FUTURE I FOR SALE — Flat atone for walls, tor, 643-6688. 648-2272. good condition, ressonable 649- APARTMENT of four (41 established neighborhood. Large TRUMBULL STREET — 2 famUy shmbbed lot. Moving out of state. and Mlary, 1. Mewapoper Euterprtoe a a i leaaa ynnr yotPS ki m bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, Help Wanted— Male 36 fireplace, veneer, and patios CaU 9836. rooms' ...... in splendid condition...... Near living room wlto fireplace, extra 84S, 66x188 treed lot, 3-car garage, VERNON — Like new 8 room L - Take Tour Chtaoe — 648-8000. apendtaig all ervenlag at Hm ttdevhoao. vanitory units, table-tops and 849-0617. PORTER STREET area — Older 6 EXPERIENCED TRACTOR-traller everything. Box C, Herald. large kitchen, 8 bedrooms ^^and ahnntaum eombtaations, heat, shape brick ranch, manicured Island stands. 649-8936. NORGE ELECTRIC stove. 37’’ ,] room home, 8 bedrooms, garage, FORD STREET — 6 room frame drivers, permanent work for quali­ LOAM SALE — Regular 414 stone- hath, flnlahed recreation room in large clean rooms. ExceUent crai- grounds, i^arkltag condition. Un­ Day ■ Evening • Saturday- Hotpoint automatic washer. Vene­ basement Tbia home realistically shade trees, located on qinet house, aU utUifies, needs paint, QUALITY CAftPENTRY—Rooms, fied men Apply Carlson s Ex­ free loam. 412.50. Fill, sand, stone, street handy to Shopping and difion. Wolverton Agency, Real­ der $30,000. Hayea Agency, 648- Automobiles For Sale 1 Next Class - Aug. 19th press. 96 Hilliard Street. Manches­ tian blinds. All reasonably priced. priced a^ |ie,9(X). PhUbrick Agen­ $14,900 _ 4 bedrooms, Uvtag $12,900. Joseph Barth, Broker, Trail Crosses Announcements basements refinlshed built-ins. grravel and white sand 643-8603. Karnished Apartm iito 6S-A transportatioa, $18,000. Ftmbrlek tor, 849-3818. 4808. ter Call 643-8886 cy, 649-8484. room with fireplace, dining 649-0820. 1956 PLYMOUTH 2-door wagon,' formica tile, general repair. No Agency, 649-8484. COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING IBM Keypunch Training PROCESSED GRAVEL, delivered. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, ’THREE BEDROOM ranch, large room, dinette, sizable kitchen, automatic, radio, heater, and job too small. Call WUliam Rob- DRIVERS FOR school buses in COLONIAL RANC3B — 6 rooms, service. Quarterly tax reports. bins Carpentry Service 649-8448, i IBM Machine operation and wiring George H. Grifflng. Inc.. Andover- . I hot water, refrigerator, stove. Ap­ COLONIAL — Formal (fining zoom, beaufifuUy landaeaped lot, at 2 full baths, 2 ear garage, ator- Typing. Automatic typing service clean. Call 649-8367. September in the Manchester- Musical Instmiiients 53 ply Marlow’s. 861 Main St. i:^ bates, modem kltehan with ta^ed garage, fiul basement, age room . Indian Reservations IBM 1401 Computer ColuraMa. 742-7886. cabinet kitchen with diafawateer, ------_ _ I built-ins, S-car attached garage, Andover Lake for your Sales Department. Per­ CARPENTRY — Specializing in IBM SELECTRIC Typing and Vernon area. 7:30-8:45 a.m.. 2:15- den, 8 bedrooms, attached garage, many ex&aa. Immediate (xicupan- BOLTON VICINITY sonalized Business Services. 649- 1966 FORD Mainline. 8 cylinder, 4- 3:30 p m. Call 643-2414. LAWNMOWER8. gfardeii tractors, PUBLIC ADDRESS system oom- lot 200x280, $22,000. Phllbrick cy, handy to shopping and door, 62.000 miles, private. After •smaller work. Repairs, altera­ manual plete with speakers, microphone qqjvQ ROOM furnished apartment, lot 108x613. Marlon B . Robertaosi, $10,900 $18,900 — 4 bedrooms, den, Uv> 8818, 8-8; after 6 p.m., 649-1289. tions. recreation rooms, framing, I and tillers. Terms, trades, parts Agency, 848-iH64. schools. CaU owner, 648-8808, 649- PRIVACY — By BfABX KNIGHT ______aayn BOU nxK 6. 643-4820. PLUMBERS and plumber’s help-1 with stand. Asking $190. 742- Cal| $49-3852 after 6 :80. Realtor, 8486968. tagroom with fireplace, dining­ auoh a highway ft wmid ba vtata- sagging buildings, porches level­ and service Capitol Bk]ulpment, 8338. INDIVIDUAL PERS9NAUZED ers. steady work. Apply In person 8976. VERNON — Just over Manchester room, good sized Utohen, love- For tee Aaratdatod P i « m aBy impoastete to preserve the Penonaii ed. .secured, underpinning, founda­ 88 Main Street, Mamchester. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN — Beauti­ Clean 8 room Capo Cod, oO HIGH LOCATION 1957 CHEVROLET 2-door Hardtop, between 8-9 a.m. at Berson Bros.. Une. U k e new ranch, IH BOLTON — 8 room custom ranch, ly lot.J U aacne. o A new wrllBced hdgto.'way, czA- r u tf dw«tei«s and svidenoM of tions repaired. No Job too small. INSTRUCTIONS 643-79118. ful 7 room Colonial, family room, ateam heat, full basement, new 327 engine with 4 :56 posi- 50 Harvard St.. New Britain or hates, built-in kitchen with deep, high lot, trees, easily 3 bedroomz, built-taa, combtaa- ting through the heart of the mote early faimtag on tee mraaa In traction rear end, 3-speed Hurst; 876-6759, Mr. Egan. Bomness LocatianB 3d sized bedroom z, Bayberry Road. Glastonbury. | all kinds. Repairs, rentals, lawn room, wooded lot, Manchester. 649-7630, 848-8664. 84 9U 06 The Navajo 'IVail, dedi<»ted as entering fta ssveidii yaar, baa gw e B27-1907. 1961 DELUXE ENGLISH FORD cleared. Insured, Joe Pelletier. collections, attic contents or whole with buUt-tas, recently painted, deluxe ceramic bathe, one car OF BUSINESS Carlton W. Hutchins. 849-8182. a modern highway in tee «aS of far toward rcBevtag tha ptwzii m 742-7558. chairs. benches. W. Zinker. estates. Furniture Repair Service, gpUT-LEVEL — 7 rooma, garage, beautiful fenced in half acre lot basement garage, one acre, Anglia 2-door sedan, radio, heat­ AIX.-AROUND man, laboring and Suburban For Rent 88 1662, removes a formidable bar­ of mounttag tomtot tsnda er, whitewalls, 4-speed floor shift,! 721 Main St.. Hartford 875-7143. Talcottville, Conn. Tel. 843-7449. fireplace, hot water oU beat, aU ImmetUato occupancy, -Wesley R. weU landscaped lot, trees. driving. Steady work. We clean AVERT STREET — Large 8 room Smite Agency, 384 Center Street, rier between the cliff dweUtag of rozulB, tro lls and enmpa, ksfrazrad very low mileage, good condition. I 525-9168 and install septic tanks. Inquire ANDOVER LAKE - 4-room fur­ buUt-taa, city utUittea, exceUent Personals RoofinR— Siding 16 ABOVE GROUND pool, 18x48” , ranch, attached garage, fuU base­ 8491894. Meaa Verde National Park in and udsn;iii1 tocIHftm, azzd sxtan- 30 miles per gallon. 4875. 643- McKinney Broe. Sewage Disposal nished cottage, available Sept, to condition. Present mortgage may HILLIARD STREET—Immaculate with deluxe filter and ladder, Rooms Wfthont Board 5t Bolton ment wslk-ta taoeet, large file •outhweatem Oolorado and the ston of Koense pertoda to aneozir- 8806 after 6 p.m. May 31. Lease required. $26 week­ be assumed. Charies Lei^erance 4 room home, deep shaded lot, LAWRENCE F. FIANO ELBCTRCRAIX Sales and Service, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Other spools, 0>.. 4 p.m.. Mitchell Drive off $350. Tel. 849-6962. bath, toyer, fireplace, exceUent EAST HARTFORD — Newer 6% Grand Oaivyon. It outa driving aga (xxtceaatonera to build saore Parker Street, next to Pontiac ly. ' heat and utilities Included. 649-7630, 8484S664. new roof, aluminum atorms, beaded representative, Alfred painting. Carpentry. Alterations ATTRACTIVE ROOM for working condifioa throughout, large lot room ranch, tree shaded lot, fuU Realtor 8493766 dtatanoe between Denver and the and better aouumanote have NEED CAR? Tour credit turned New Haven. Providence. R.I , FOR SALE — 7-section cast iron 742-7607, Bcreena and awnings, walk to bus AmaU, 808 Henry St. 643-0450. do-wn? Short on do-wn payment? and additions. Ceilings. Workman- girl, all comforts of home, few SOUTH ROAD QUTErr. 8ECLUBION -> Urgent sale needed. Charles Liea- cellar, garage, oU hot water beat, Grand Canyon by 170 miles — done wtnders. i •ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Boston, Portland. Maine JANITOR, 5-day week Apply hot wster boiler with burner. 742- steps from Post Office. 643-8745, alumtaum storms and screens, line. Robert ^olverton Agency, N icholson 742-68(ta They would have nearty teimi- Bankrupt? Rep asession? Don’t Watkins Bros.. 935 Main 81.. Man­ screened porch, immaculate i perance, 6497620, 648-6684. nearly 100 miles bet-ween Denver A 7275. •49-3818. ^ Automobiles For Sale despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ 843-4860. room SpUt, VA batha, garage, fireplace, VA batha, 8 bedrooms, and Phoenix. niAed the shortages teat szade chester. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete Summer Romes For Rent 67 MANCHESTER — INVESTMENT natural woodwork. Robert Wolveit- the ”MiaBlan 66” program so ur­ quire about lowest down, small­ HAND ROLLER extra large; 8H room Colonial-Ranch. 2-car large zooms, Manchester, $18,900. 82 WINDSOR AVE., RockvUle — Tlva graiMkur of the Na'vajo RAY’S ROOFING CO - Shingle light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ LAKESIDE FAMILY housekeeping property. 8 famUy, center o i town, ton Agency, 8493818, Eve. Mr. gent. had tt not been for tesadlly est payments anywhere. No small and built-up roofs, gutter work, I riding power roller, suitable for trally located. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 garage, large kitchen, formal Cariton W. Hutchtaa, 6496183. Price $18,600. 8 room ranch, 8 and Hopi reeerva.Uom has been : vacation cottages, bass, pickerel, oU steam lMat> excellent condi- Rueter, 648-0809. CLEAN 4 ROOM ranch 8 miles out, growing park traifir When tea loan or finance company plan roof and chimney repairs. R a y . amesite or lawns; 8 mm Kalart Arch Street. Manchester, dining room, large private lot, bedrooms, large lot 70x180, on bus seen by retotively few people. Nav­ Douglas Motors. 333 Main spacious acreage, boat included. ANIXJVER — $18,900. Immaculate fion, good taceme, 828,900. Robert oversize garage, 4% assumable program started ta 1956, tea -an­ 1963 Chevrolet Spider Hagenow, 649-2214 Rav Jackson, | Bonds— Stocks moxne projector: two Disston comparable neighborhood, only BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — • Une mortgage, many extras, $12,900. a jo ■women herd their teeep am ong Loaded, radio, heater. 4-speed, chain saws, mechanic’s specials; FURNISHED ROOM conveniently $40 weekly. Webster’s lAzy Days ^ ,9 0 0 . 8 bedroom raiKh, 100x800 lot, Wolverton 8492818. nual viztta to all nattanal parks 643-8326. M orteagBS 31 EXPERIENCED room Gape, tuU teed dormer, 2 c(nn] (3otag South. Ctil owner 849-4410. (Xiilorftil rock form ations fam iliar were 55 tntiiui An tacraase to whitewalls. A puff. 1960 COMET 4-door station wagon. 6 h.p Briggs and Stratton engine located one minute from Main Camp, Lincoln, Maine. oversize garage. Ideal tor newly; 6 cylinder, standard shift, low weda or retired couple. Hayee RELAXED LTVINQ on beautiful baths, fireplace, oil hot water mi only to motion picture and teie- 88 million was expected upon R DION ROOFING and siding, al­ with reduction gear. 849-0894 . 8-9 Street, light housekeeping. Wom­ m ayl)^ arranged. 640-7819. mileage, immaculate condition. SEXXJND mortgagea — Ualiinited MACHINISTS Agency, 648-4808. Bolton Lake, spacious 9 room heat, garage, $16,900. 6498878 MANCHESTER Green — Owner ■vialon fa n s. T h ey w eave blanketa the progTZun’a completion ta 1966. terations. ceilings, painting smd funds available for aecond mort­ pm . an only 649-5242. \ home nestled beneath qireadtag will sacrifice below appraisal. 6 and mold pottery outside hogans 1968 Chevrolet Bel Air One owner. Also. 1957 Chevrolet, Wanted To Rent 88 LAWRENCE F. FIANO NORTH COVENTRY — $18,800. But with the Tlzitor count at 882 gutter work Satisfaction guarsn- gages, payment! to suit your . and COVENTRY — 7 room home, ■hade treea, 278’ frontage on lake. IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, 1% room Cape, attached garage (en­ (homea reaembUng bee-hives) no 8-door, V>8, standard shift, radio V-8. standard shift, good shape. teed. free estimates. 643-4352 SHINERS, all sizes. 50c dozen. A'TTRAfynVE sleeping room, gen-1 Neat completed 6 room Cape, million in 1962. four ysara to go. budget Expedient tenrics. J. D. | R ealtor 848-2786 360x880 treed lot, atone fireplace, The cMIdien will love tee shallow baths, screened porch, full base­ closed breezeway), full teed different from fchoee of Revolufion- H ■WE HAVE customera waiting for and heater, low mileage. $2,295 4495. 649-3636. Casimir Kurys. French Road. Bol­ tieman. private entrance, shower, ment includes finished rec room oil hot water heat, large fenced and a booming traiMl toward off­ Realty, 643-5129. BRIDGEPORT the rental of your property. Call 3-car garage, 2 large aheda. Bel swimming area. lUtchen buUt-taa, dormer, 2 fuU baths, assumable ary Wbr daya. Only their seboois, BIDWEU. HOME Improvement ton. off Route 86. Follow signs. parking Inquire 195 Spruce Street. Charlea Nicholson 742-6864 and den, diteWasher, attic fan, yard. Bel Air Real Estate, 648- season as wen as te-seasen CADILLAC — 1961 4-door sedan, J D Realty. 648-S139. Air Real IDatate, 848-9882. pine paneled living room, dining VA mortgage. Bargain hunters, hoJpltalB and larger villages teow Company - Roofing, siding, al­ A FRESH START Will ease tension and many extras. Handy to shop­ 9882. travel in America, tbs dOerama 1962 Tempest Lamans black: 1961 Star Fire Convertible, OPERATORS A T T R A C nV E .room for refined room, den, family room, 4 large be aware. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ a measurable imprint of the efforts terations. additions and remodel­ and help your vacation plans. $3,- MANCHESTER - SlmpUclty, good ping and schools. Good neighbors! rem ains. S-door, bucket seats, 4-speed, •showroom condition Privately FOR SALE — One large double gentleman, centrally located, pri- VICINITY OF Manchester. Bxm u - bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga­ cy, 284 Onter Street, 6491894. ing of all types. EJxccllent work­ 000 costs 466.75 per mcMith. Call [iUtop D rive. CaU owner, 6 4 9 BOL’TON LAKE WA’IERFRONT — o f the federal government to The American tourist bacomaa radio, heater, white sidewalls. owned. 649-5807. sink. $8. 649-6544. vate phone on floor. 643-5331. live desires large house, 4-6 bed­ taste and pracficaltty are keynotes rage. Ideal year ’round home, 82m] manship. 649-6495. ' Frank Burke. Conn. Mortgage Ex­ of this charming 8 bedroom ranch 0242. 4 room home plus bunkhouse. ROLLING PARK — 6 room Cape, change their way d U fa steadily more demanding. The Sharp. 41,995 rooms, 2>i baths, nice grounds, MANCHESTER — Live modem In $89,9(X). G all us for appointment to Completely furnished. Easy fi­ Aside from transcontinental rough eablna and tents, arlth FOR SALE - Antique auto. 1916 change, 16 Lewis Street, Hartford. substantial rent for the right home on Wells Street Full base­ aluminum elding, dishwasher, Must have experience on Intri­ ONE ROOM to rent in private this Jarvis buUt SpUt Level on see this one. PhUbrick Agency, nancing. John H. Lappen, Inc., highway 66 skirting south of the nearby plumbing, that satisfied a Metz touring car. beautiful condi­ 246-8897. FREE - ONE TON chestnut coal. place. Write Box “ U ”. Herald. Brent Road. Five years young and ment. Hot water oil heat wltb porch, extras. O ^ er 643-8667. Roofing and Chnneys 16-A| cate Aircraft components and home. Gentleman preferrrf. 119 649-8464. 6498361, 648-8219. Indian country, and 666 and 89 previous generation are oat. To­ 1%2 Ford Fairiane tion, 875-1230 after 5. Joseph 643-6423 better than new. Finished rec cu t Iron radtatora. A true, value 6 F talteed exotic metals. Join Wilco Ma­ Cooper Hill Street. 649-0695 Norte Ooventty through the eastern and weetem day’s traveler wants a room erith 4-door Galaxie, automatic, radio Tomasek, TMnnel Road. Venmn ROOFTNG Specializing repairing' WANTED - 3 or 4 room ^Murt- rtxjm. Lantlacaped yard. Sept. 1 at ^7,600. CaU ’The Jarvis Realty ’THE PHILBRK3K AGENCY of­ Business Opportunities 32 chine Too! Company, a modem fringes respectively, only one sur­ bath and all other luxuries of and heater, white sidewalls. A roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut- facility located just over the FIVE CABINETS, 10 speakers. FOR RENT — Front room, cen- ment. near bus line, working occupancy. Call Mr. Werbner, Co., Realtors, 648-4112. 649781A fers this real neat compact Cape G 1956 OLDSMOBILE Star Fire Con Stereo Hi-Fi for sale, reasonable. faced state road traverses the home. Or. if ha has a trailer ba- very clean car. 41.795 tei work chimneys cleaned, re­ LIQUOR STORE, established over Manchester town line on Route trallv located, parking. 59 Birch widow, no .children Reasonable Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, 648- handy to everything. Large U vl^ 8 ROOM CAPE COD GLASTONBURY vertible, all power, excellent con­ Call 649-3878 after 6 p.m. dR CA 1800 — Restored Colonial, 9 BOLTON $12,800 N av ajo reservation. TTiis (A rizon a htad his automobila, he must be paired Aluminum siding. 30 20 years, for sale. Health rea- 6. Bolton, Conn. We offer good Strek. 849-7129. rent. Write Box T. Herald. 4112, 648-7847.______room with fireplace, family size dition. 4325. Phone 649-9f>2'> years’ experience Free estimates. rooms, 2% baths, fireplaces, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath 264) connects Gallup, NAI., with able to driva on a aurfheed high­ son.s. Owner. Box TT, Herald. wages, overtime, excellent WANTED — TWO fumtshed apart­ screened porch, original features ’Two car garage, 8 fireplaces, way to an attractive space where 1961 Comet Call How’lev. 843-5361, 643-0763. SPRING ST. — 6 room Ranch, 1% down, 2 finished rooms up. $18,- Tuba City, an Arizona outpost of fringe benefits ~ a good place FOR RENT — One and two unfur­ ments. adjoining if possible, hav­ throughout, garage, acreage formal dtatag room, plastered Large five rcxim ranch with at­ he can ta a twinkling connect 6 cylinder, standard shift, white, Boats and Accessories 46 baths, new waU to wall esupeUng, 900. Dtal 649-8464 for appointment Econom y 8 room Cape, en­ Grand Canyon, but enjoys Uttle 1956 PLYMOUTH IS. $60 649- to work and no traffic problem. nished rooms. Tel. 843-2068. ing 2 or 3 bedrooms each. Call (>u:lton W. Hutchins. 649-6182. walls, teed dormer, walk-out tached garage. Raised hearth with a sewer line and electilctty. 4-door. Only 41,246 Help Wantcfl—-Female 35 modem kitchen with buUt-tas, 2- to see this one. closed bcuUc patio, 4 finished tourist use. 1761 Call 649-5258. 649-5259, or M9- S3 H P. EVINRUDE outboard mo­ 76-2661 or write P.O. Box 158. basement, nicely landscaped fireplace in ll-ving loom, spa­ That is ‘M ightag ft," 1968 atyla. I Radio- rv Repair Semeea 18 5260 to arrange an interview at car garage, lot l(X)x200, con(Utlon down, 3 partlaUy finished up, National park officials and con­ tor. rather old but good. 649-0894. THREE SINGLE ROOMS, l .lockvllle. 188 LAKEWCXID (3 R C L E , S. — BOWERS SCHOOL area — Excel­ private one acre lot, stone re- cious kitchen, back patio. Just These standards call for heavy 1955 CHEVROIjET 2-door Bel Air NUP-SE—Licensed in Connecticut, ytxii convenience, or better like new, $21,900. PhUbrick new furnace and hot water cessioners look with mixed feelings 1960 Bonnie Sport Coupe CXINNIE’S TV and Radio Service, i 8-9 p.m. double rooms 17 Spruce Strc' Quality built ranch of 6 large lent 6 room ranch, large com­ tataer waUs, view, more land minutes to two golf courses. investments both by tlia govern­ Hardtop. V-R. hydramatir. two 28-bed home. 3-11 shift, bonus of­ still, stop in. see our facilities, Agency, 649-8164. heater, teed dormer, amesite for a sharply Increased fl(X)d of Power steering, power brakes, available all hours. Satisfaction i ...... I 649-2494 rooms, Uvtag area 1,296 stpiare pleted recreation room, 9zone av«aiable. FHA minimum, VA Caustically priced. CaU Char- ment and conceaeiemera new Ures. brakes and battery, tur­ fered Collect 878-9121. snd meet c«r new manage­ drive, h ^ lot, dead-end street. tourists over the Navajo Trail. radio, heater, white sidewalls. guaranteed. Call 649-1315. Business Property For Sale 70 feet, AA zone, beautifully shaded, heating system, large ceramic nothing down. Owners anxious. Ue Burns, 626-8268. Perhaps more important, though Very sharp. $1,945 quoise and white. 4246. 649-6360. ment. Building Materials 47 landscaped lot 100x200 feet 649- (Jnly $16,900. BasUy teiancneed. More doUars will be spent ta en­ WANTED—Receptionist and sec­ tile bath, fireplace, hot water oU trance fees and for tourist accom­ less spectacnilar than the tourist EXPERT SERVICE on all makes Apartments— F1at»— ' CENTER STREEIT - 8 stores plus 1198. 1954 FORD CONVERTIBLE, stand­ retary for professional office, CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS Winning Design heat, garage, city utilities, ame- modations, but there is some con­ appeal of the Navajo Trail is its of AM or FM radios, TV, Hi-fi, credit experience preferred. Good Teneraentfi 83 ’’ room apartment, all In one slta (Irive, exceUent landscmted economic potential for the Indi­ 1960 Cadillac sedan DeVille ard shift, new top and paint $275 stereo, tape recorders, portable LAWRENCE F. FIANO ARTHUR A. WATSON cern even on the part of conces­ opportunity. Box OC, Herald. package, excellent location with lot. Sensibly priced. Charlea l^s- LAWRENCE F. FIANO ans. Some 90,000 Nasrajos — Power steering, power brakes, 649-3312. and auto radios. 649-1063 Ceiling Tile TWO ROOM apartment for rent, Realtor 048-2786 REALTY sioners over their ability to keep good potential For further Infor­ perance, 649-7620, 648-8664. roughly twice the number who power windows, power seats, WILCO X»Vt Sq. Ft. heat, hot water, gas for cooking, Frosty-Whits Lace! Charlea Nicholson 742-6864 648-2766 168 Mata St. pace with the Increased patronage. 1963 FALCON SQUIRE wagon, au­ mation call the Phllbrtck Agency, R ealtor found a scant onbaistenc* ta tee radio, heater, 'lOW mileage. Like Split Rail Fencing electric refrigerator and stove hir Wethersfield In Mesa Verde, for example, tomatic, 2.200 miles original, MACHINE TOOL CO. 649-8464 MANCHESTER — RoUlng Park. 6 area at the turn of the eontniy— a Cadillac should be. $2,795 Millinery, Dressmaking 19' CLERK TYPISTS 3.99 Per Section nlshed Call 649-7737 . 8-7 p.m Charlea Nicholson 742-8864 629-8266 where continuing excavations of $150 takes over lo-w payments room Cape on treed and shrubbed remain aa closely knit ta their Dutch Doors MAIN STREET OJRNER - 140 COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room cot­ early American cliff dwellings re­ 529-5866. ALTERA’TIONS. general sewing, lot, garage with patio, oU hot tribal life as befors the advent of Permanent fulltime positions Route 8 18.60 Each SEVEN ROOM, second floor, close feet on Main Street by 160 feet tage, 3 wooded lota. Owner wiU veal an amazingly advanced urban 1959 Ford Country Squire dressmaking, smocked and available for qualified typists Bxobc Prefinished Paneling to schools shopping and bus, water heat, fireplace, alumtaum the white man. ITie high plateana. 1959 FORD 2-door Hardtop Fair- deep. Ideal comer lot Semi-pro­ combinations, 8 bedrooms, over­ sacrifice. John H. Lappen, Inc., life supported by farming up to le » 4-door, 9-pa88enger, automatic, pillows Call 649-2218. with or without experience, for Bolton, Conn. From 8.76 Per Sheet $125 monthly, heat not Included. MANCHESTER — Quiet estebUte- flat-top meaas, deep canyons and lane 500. 2-tone tiirquoi.se and fessional building on It Buslnesi size kitchen, dtatag room. Rob­ 649-8261, 648-8219. than 7()0 years ago. the oimcession- power steering, radio, heater. po.sitions in our Clerical De­ Ping-Pong Table Tops Call 649-8588. ed community near bus, school, g^ravel w ashes fu rn ite little g ra z­ white. Thunderbird 332 special , Zone 2, Few blocks to hospital. T. ert Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. er Is Just as concerned as park of- Mack, with red and white interi­ partment High School educa­ 11.96 Each shopping, splc and span Cape. Lots For Sale 73 ing for teeep. Little rainfall and V-8 engine, automatic tranamis- J Crockett Realtor. 648-1677. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 643-0809. STATH3LY TEN ROOM mansian lo­ fiicals In protecting the ruins. or. Sharp, sharp. $1,395 ' Moving— Trucking— tion required. 6-day week, ex­ Cedar Closet Lining cated within walking distance of Garden lot, fireplace. $18,800. scarcely any soil is avallahle for ■sion radio, whitewalls an^ other | "W e’re after vtattors, of (xjurae, storage 20 cellent insurance benefits, and .21 Sq. Ft. rw u ROOM apartm ent, 149 Osik- GOOD LOCATION — Two business $3,000 cate. $116 monthly, prta- BOLTON LAKE — Waterfront. either forage or fanning. optional equipment Exceptional-' BOWERS SCHOOL district — 7 downtown Manchester, yet se­ says Roger Hall, general manager pleasant working condition.s LUNCHEONETTE Help — Male Windows land Street 640-5239. t-O. rentals on first floor now occu­ cluded for privacy, all rooms ex­ cipei, interest, taxes. H. B. 100x286, road front, many trees. Isolation has Umfted tnda in ly fine condition, $1,095 649-1514 room Cape, 8 or 4 bedrooms, 2 of the Mesa Verde Co., "but we do 1960 Valiant MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Call M*r.s. Peter.son. 643-1181, short order cook, nights and From 10.00 Each pied. two apartments on second tremely large, 6 fireplaces, 4H Grady, Broker, 648-8006. Prtacii^s only. CaU 643-6614 al­ blankets and pottery, for which after 6 p.m full baths, large kitchen, U'vtag not want them to arrive In such 4-door, radio, heater. standard Light trucking and package de'- for appointment. Saturday. Apply W. T. Grant. Pine Paneling \ floor. Excellent income. Priced to baths, 2-car detached garage ter 8. the Na^’ajoe and Hopis are famous. shift. $996 liver> Refrigerators, washers and Parkade. LOOKING FOR rentals? Call J nxjm with fireplace, dining room numbers that neither the rangers t .07 Lin. Ft. sell quicklv. Charles Lesperance, and den, alumtaum sldtag, ga­ spacious grounds add beauty and SO. WINDSOR — 8 bedroom J I Exposure o f these ■wares to addi- stove moving specialty Folding Realty. 643-8129 LARGE TREE shaded lots near nor oui-sedves can cope v-lth the thousands of trevrien wUl Liberty .Mutual Ins. Co. Casements 649-7620 rage, $18,600. PhUbrick Agency, distinction to this beautiful home, ranch, park-like yard, 14 baths, Trucks— ^Tractors 5 chairs for rent 649-0752 rage. Priced right. Call John H. bus line. Attractively priced In- aitua/Uon. However, we almost certainly stimulate tlM aa- 6.9 E Center 8( 40.00 Bach NEW 4 R(X)M apartment, heat, 649-8464. $89,0(X). Phllbrick , A gency, 6 4 9 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air Salesmen Wanted 36-A Combination Doors .ppen, Inc., 646^261, 643-6219. (Uvldually or as a group. H. B. think this a pre^ 1 tive Industries. PAINTING EXTERIOR and in-' hot water, built-ins, refrigerator, 8464. S 2-door, V-8. automatic, radio, 1956 CHHTVTIOLET truck. I'y ton ’ 15.95 Each Land For Sale 71 Grady, Broker, 643-8009. IJialtorB mute wall work. Rea.'on- MEDICAL TRANSCRIPnONIST. in .sales leading to management 649-8989. DEVELOPER.S OR private par­ planck area. 6 room brick front TWO BUILDING lots, prime loca­ mower, self-propelled: lawn CASH N CARRY ^pe. Priced right. Immediate mztculate 6 room Cape minutes US 160 to their aowm m o^ti^ ^^th e Indians to perform the rollei: wheelbarrel: mi.scellane- able rates Fully in.sured 649 Excellent opportunity for a career opening soon. (Company will train. ties. Cherrv- Valley Road. Co­ tion, city utilities. Phllbrick-Agenr in the park and return by the 1959 Chevrolet 9658, Josopl’ P L^wis KITCHEN CABINETS — occupancy. John H. Lappen, Inc., from everything. 8 bedrooms, Manchester Ridge cy, 649-8464. many services required by travel­ ous garden tools. 643-5541 in a worthwhile and interesting Average over $6,000 a year to BIRCH STREET - 4 room flat, lumbia Beautiful high ,37 acres. kitchen with natural cabinets, same route. Suggeteions that 8-door, 8 cylinder, standard position in the offiee of a local start. For interview call 644-0202 ALL SIZES ALL SHAPES — Will sell whole or half. Two ever- 649-6261, 6497446. ers is expected to oontiteate second floor. 490. 649-8229. 9-8. $16,800. 646-8464. MITCHELL TELEPHONE ex­ this road be exlteided over the kMft. heater. (Ilean. $995 EXTERIOR AND interior painting doctor Applicant mu.st be an ex­ between 6 and 8 p.m. only. ALL PRICES running springs. Two acre.s clear. Air-Conditioned much toward the self-supporting Wallpaper books Paperhanging EAST SIDE — Propened 2 famUy change — 6 high acres more or mesaland to connect with the Nav­ goals shared by government and f l cellent tv^iist Pleasant .surround­ FIVE ROOMS, third floor, ex­ Ideal for horaes. orchards or MANCHESTER Vicinity — 28x42 At No Extra Cost Trailers— Mobile Romes 6 -A Ceilings, Floors. Fully insured NOBODY - BUT NOBODY — flat, all city utilities, ceramic less, artesian well, 694 feet front­ ajo TnaJl near w-here New Mexico, tribesm en. 1958 Volkswagen Kantian 1 ings, liberal benefits. Salary com­ cellent condition. 73 Chestnut chickens, or what have you. $250 baths, amesite drive, excellent in­ f(x>t ranch buUt 1666. Huge treed Utah, Arizona and Colorado share workmanship guaranteed Leo mensurate with experience. Ref­ Help Wantefl— UNDERSELLS NATIONAL per acre. Cal) owner. Helen Jen­ Here's gracious living with age, view. asking $4,500. National park offlciala aspect Ghia Pelletier. 649-6326 If no answer, Street. Cal! 289-0251 or 644-1230. - vestment. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ lot, oil hot water heat, alumtaum Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, 643- the only “four comer” boundary erences both personal and busi­ sen. 642-7356. combinations, 16 foot Uvtag loom year 'round air-conditioning ta the greatar ooceatebUity of Mesa / Radio, heater, gas gauge. $796 TRAILER SPACE I.Akefront call 643-9043. Male or Female 37 NATIONAL LUMBER. INC., FETCHES ey, 234 Center Street, 649-1894> 2766, Charles Nicholson. 742-6364. in the nation, ore terongly o{>- ness. Box R. Herald. TWO UNFURNISHED rooms, j with fireplace, famUy size klto bomez low as $18,990. Prices Verde and Grand Cknyon to divert Park, Coventry. Call 742-7376. 381 State Street. poeed by everyone in the pork. considerable traffic to tee new NEW GAME for Mancl^ester Her­ Tinker Building. Ladies preferred. | an with built-tas, 8 bedrooiti oomplete - no extras. Fine BILLING (XERK Modem, air-; North Haven, Connecticut Houses For Sale 72 5047 “Our businees would probably route without notlceahly affecting 1957 PlsTTiouth Fury ald customers. You buvThe paint, Apply Glenney’s Men’s Shop, 789 $16,600. Robert Wolverton Agency, home features include aU conditioned office, will train in W. T. GRANT - PARKADE 288-6261 _ the patronage over other roads. S-dew Hardtop, runs good, As Is you name your price- we will do Main St 049-2818. electric kitchens, paneled rec Resort Property For Sale 74 Auto Driving 5ichool 7-A IBM phase Apply. Personnel, MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, rooms. And. of course, city $196 your painting. 649-7863, FOR IMMEDIATE SALE The history of new hlgfawaya. they Iona Mfg. Co., Regent S*.. Man- Applications being accepted Gardr n— Farm— Dslry FIVE ROOMS, second floor, steam 2-years-old, large kitchen with RANCH — 7 attractive rooms, at­ water, storm sewers, land­ 66 ACRES WOODLAND, Jamaica, HEALTH CAPSULES point out is tiiat sttanilate MORTLCXJK’S Driving School Inc., che.ster. for male assistant manager, heat. Available immediately. 495. built-ins, dining room. 8 bedrooms, tached 2-car garage, formal scaping, big 3/4 acre lota. Wardsboro, Vermont, area. Elec­ ^ Mkhwl A. Petti. M.D. the total travel. offices, classroom located Man­ EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ retail store experience. Male Products 50 Call 527-8493. after 7 p.m., 649- attached garage, lot lOOxSOO with Many more. ing. paperhanging, wallpaper re­ $16,900 dtatag ixx>m, wded Tot ta center Frcm downtown Manchester, tricity. good road, hunt, fish. The Navajo Trati. therefore, aa chester Parkade. lower level. Be CT,ERK-TYPIST with knowledge of and lemale department man­ 8476. trees. $16,900 Phllbrick Ageney, of town. Many (luaUty features take Route 88 (North Mata Heart of ski area. $2,500 pure im- WHEN SOMEONE CRACKS moved, ceilings, fullv insured shorthand for general office work. BLUEBERRIES — Choice culti­ •49-8464 the late of a network of direot aur- ginners. older, nervou.' students agers. Female office cashier, await your taj^ctlcm. Wesley R. Street) to Route 80. Go over adulterated cash. CaU 649-0462. KNUCKLES, WHAT ACTUALLY faced connectlaas among the 'w«st- our specialty. Teen-age driver’s Cal! George Outllette. 649-1281 Apply Manche.ster Modes. Pine typing, 5-day week, vtompany vated varieties. Pick your own. FIVE ROOM apartment for rent, MAKE& THE CRACKING GORMAN MOTOR SALES VERNON VACANT Smite Agency, 284 Center Street, Wilbur Ooee Highway on ern parks, will bring more Bate- education course. Stale certified -r Street. benefits. Apply Manager. 870 30c pint,' Fast, easy picking. Mon­ Manchester, West Side. Call af­ CONCORD HD.—-Beautiful ranch, Route 83. Talcottville OUTSIDE PAINTING at' a low 649-1894. Route 80, take first right at SO U N P * erners to tee Wete, more Padfle 649-7398. W. Middle Tpke. day and Tuesday rally. Peresluha. ter 6 p.m., 649-8862, large living room tormal AhWig price. No job tefo big or too small. Watrous Road. Bolton. Etaldwta Road. Saburban For Sale 75 Coast retedenta to tee Southwest COUNTER GIRL wanted for 7 room. eaUnat .kttchen, 2 beti- MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Co­ Call now. 649-0726. p.m. - 1 a.m. shift. Plea.s" apply; TO RENT — 4 room heated apart­ Large 8 bedroom ranch, car­ and Rockies—and more urgency At our new location across LARSON’S — Connecticut s first rooma. recreaUon room land- 8230 lonial located at 227 South Mata CX1LUMBIA WATERFRONT — ■Mister Donut. 255 W .Middle CORN, EXCELLENT for freezing; ment Tel. 643-5118 between 8:30 M-30 port, 14 baths, tmUt-ta dlah- Agent on Premises upon parks and cooceaslon an- from Vittner Gardens, next to licensed driving school, trained PAINTING—Exterior anf interior, tcape

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on duty aft the baBroom vehidca were traveling in heavy Law M ihe tTa. M e * Girl, 15, Injured, {northbound tiafflc when the in­ and released. 13,590 Aewera. Man Knifed When the Stafford Troop waa About Town cident ooouned, police said. ITa. Jumped from Car noUfled, about 46 minutes aftar During Fight th#7 knifing, ttte youttai involved M m uh«& ter~-U City o f VSiage Charm Manbart e l the Clttaens* Ad- h ^ aU (Hsappeared, vlaacjr OouncU o< the Mwicheater A 16-year-o)d Manchester girl is Fiue Arts Group Oommunlty Oollege will be In the repotted improwed today at Mem- In the acuffle, Mrs. Koddn and PRICE SEVEN CENTS Aleoufider Koohin, 46, of 216 MANCHESTER, 00NN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1968 and the alight calcidatton to Qe he expects 35,000 from New York. WASHINGTON (AP) — mn, M E3iaab«th Dr., serving WAY Berlin wall wUl see them. In the background is the Hednrich-Hedne Straase border crossing „poim to , Wetherefiedd, le ft is being Bwom In by Joseph G. Leonard of brakes failed as he rammed into wiU take « lot He said die Pennsytvania Rail- Secretary of Defense Robert M>oanl tlM lie s MuUany, reoemUy the rear of the Rudddl car, purij- Berlin. A t various points along tbe Oommunlst-bullt wan, Wedt Berliners held memorial serv­ LONDON ( A P) — S cotlan d^ There were indications the ban- nitMfWted on "Eksrdne Golf Stamiftxnl, national executive committeeman. A buffet and dancing DISCOUNT CSNTiRS raod had run oat of cars to assign ' ' ^ ^ d i t gang had been in the bouse S. McNamara said today the ing it into the iSioray car. ices to mark the seoond annivemsary of the barricade erocted to halt flow of refugees to the West. Yard announced txiday that Sea,” a major fleet strike and fbilowed the oeremonlee. (Hemaid photo by Pinto.) to the Hew Tork-Wasbington trip. seversd days and were trying to United States has nnclear Witham and his son. Steven, 1, Just how ia i A check of chrtl rights groups in (A P FlKftodax.) ______eatl-efcxiraft warfare sKercise, off police have found the hideout burn or bury something when they warheads “in the tens of ilie PaolAe Cioeet. were shaken up. Witham’s oar financed? Las Hawaii diaclosed no ddegadon used by the gang which car­ left in a hurry. wras towed away arith front end j=i£r. .0 0 ( marily it ia bi by the . h'g (ram there. Leaders cited Eiarlier police officials hinted thousands” and the limited Work on Central Firehouse damage. The other vehicles had the east, but said some individuals ried out the world’s greatest ReienmiUnns oloee tonight fora E B LAMB CHOPS lealyMwitCM R d W snanAers that a woman may have helpe test ban treaty would help minor damage, police mid. The and white etvfl ^ jgh t decide to go on their own. mail train robbery. mastermind the robbery in which preserve a nuclear lead over pienie Wednesday at 6 p.m., spon- «nmitig here toa Spaeisd “ fireedom trains” are The hideout is Leatherslade eond by Manchester Barracks, the loot was paper money. To Get Under Way This Week the natkB by spa eamtog from die Northeast, South Red Wall 2 Years Old farm at Oakley, 83 miles north­ the Soviet Union. Fifteen or more masked men Tetanns oC World War I and Aux- Ito p a y l amM IBdwaat, and boaea from aU west of London. A truck and two In giving his “ unequivocal sup­ LMN LAMB CHOPS and bases avB eai stopped the Glasgow-London mail Hary, at tbe borne of Robert Mc- awn fare a petots o f the compass. Seven air- army type vehicles were found port” to the treaty which would KbiMor, Rt. M A, Bolton. Those The contract for construction of^3 per cent, and bto Jlnspecti»^fee CASH SAVINGS BERLIN (AP) __ S e c u r ity tP ® ^ ^ declared East BerllnOviet vehicles with rocks and hot- train early Thursday with a fake ban all but underground tests, he ceadKtaBod bosea and a plane wiU * ' - - * 4am DMlAlwbi 4amamw 4A/4a«r ties and ««vi1 unleashed a a oltm/V 4 tearaaw ema gas VkAfflma battles there. to attend may call Mrs. the new central firehouse will be decreased from $7,000 to $3,000. he available to faring about 400 off-limits for British forces today, signal and made off with regis­ assured the Senate the United It IS Grand Union policy toj ^^aoSSe forces were stren^hened on between Bast German border The police announcement said Florence Streeter, 68 Starkweath­ The $7,000 allocation for inspec­ SHOULBERCHOPS . 7 9 i paxaeoB toom Oevelrad, Ohio. except those with duty there. tered mail bogs containing Brit­ States is determined to maintain signed Wednesday, the aecessary kona wm ) both sides of Berlin today as American authorities ap^aled to guards and Western police. an intensive search was going on er S t, or Mrs. Paul S t Lawrence, tions fees drew critidam from Dr. trim loin chops the best and! Ckriifbril Cook, general cliair- in the area but It appeared the ish paper currency. a nuclear force that is “ manifest­ preliminary for groundbreaking employasd U.S. soldiers and civilians to stay On Sunday, Aug. 13, 1961, Bast gSA Btuefield Dr. A. B. Moran when the directors maa c f the trip from Cleveland, the divided city marked the robbers had left three days ago Origiiially it was reported that ly superior to the Soviet Union’s.” cut rib chops the shortMt.l N ftoWas out of the downtown East sector. Germany’s Red reg;ime sealed off ceiremcnles scheduled at 7:30 p.m. voted an appropriation for the special appetoad tor sevan doctors and second anniversary of the Some mall bags were found but this loot was soiled, dog-eared In an opening, prepared state­ LAMB PATTIES k 3 9 < French forces set up an ar­ West Berlin to stem the tide of money being returned to London Friday when Mayor SYancls J. firrtiouse. lYour satisfaction is gua seven amaes to volunteer to ride Communist-built wall — sym­ there was no trace of the $7 mil­ ment for the Senate Foreign Rela­ mored car patrol along the part refugees from commimlsm. The to be destroyed. Mahoney wlS turn the first ^ade General Manager Richsud M ar­ s f the to . the koBss. The travelers wlU lion loot taken from the Glasgow- tions Committee and members of tin will report to the boerd on pro­ lanteed, or money refunded. I bol of both tragedy and cour- of the wall terdering their sector; day before, a new refugee was Current reports, unconfirmed by other interested conunittees, Mc­ of earth In the Municipal Build­ iarO d - spend two nigfafts on tbe road.'’ re^stered every 40 seconds in London mall train Thursday. posed methods of oonstructioB LAMB COMBIHATIOH *Tt win ba a nigged trip bat it Age. 'British and American troops re­ the police, said most of the money Namara gave military backing to ing parking lot. ered People, inforced their cross-over points West Berlin. In July, a total of Shortly before this announce­ soon. 3 wM be worth it," said Msa. Cook. During the night. West Berlin ment. there were indications that may have been new currency, the treaty much as Secretary of LECLERC The low bidder on the project, Town Treasurer Walter N. Le- poUce reported they heard an ex- into Bast Berlin. 30,418 had fled. the serisd numbers of which were State Dean Rusk 'supported it SqulUacote Builders of Newington, PILL YOUR PRECZBRVVrrH ALLABOVC Ck>mmunist Bast Germany in Protected by tanks and heavily the search for the high command FUNERAL HOME clerc I has issued the notes n e c ^ FUEL OIL plosicm In tbe southern outskirts of the bandit raid had spread to known. Monday on diplomatic grounds. estimate that the project will re­ ITEMS WHEN YOU BUY creased the number of border armed troops, workmen began un­ sary to cover construction costs of Shut Berlin accompanied by a the French Riviera. Rewards totaling $728,(XX) vdiet- Some 12 hours before McNa­ quire about seven months to com­ not financed from current or ex­ roar Ol flame SO feet high. Ih ey gusurds. rolling hundreds of miles of ted professional police informers, mara went to Capitol Hill, the FUNERAL At various points along the con­ barbed wire along the border be­ The brick farm house is in an plete for a completion date of pected revenues, totaling about said they also heSrd one shot Isolated area. Its windows were cranks and average citizens. Atomic Energy Commissiem an­ about March 15, 1964. $60,000. 70 Negroes Picket UN fired. crete, barbed wire-topped barri­ tween West and Bast Berlin. It is estimated the authorities nounced the imderground detona­ cade, West Berliners scheduled Tliousands of angry West Ber­ blacked out. A large supply of SERVICE The controller’s office has oom- COOPERATIVE West Berlin policp bad no idea food was found there. ihavs received 3,(X)0 Ups. tion at its Nevada test site of a W ALTER N. mltted $222,000 for the project, a 175 TO 186 what bad happened. memorial services lor the wall’s liners threatened the next day to nuclear device of low yield. It was OI> “ ~ ock-i IjJffidjimtC reduction of $8,000 from the esti­ HARTFORD (AP) — The state Heinrich Alberts, deputy mayor victims—the dead, the Imprisoned tear the wire away with their bare the first nuclear explosion since On World’s Fair Jobs and seemrity chief, called on West and those separated from families hands. Communist armored cars, Director mated $230,000 General Manager motor vehicles department's daily . 1-. 111. \i> ' ! ■ I I T 55SLaiHb”““‘^NOW. the United States, Britain and the Ri<*ard Martin had thought would record of autonubile fatelitlea thus Berliners to remain calm and not and friends.. bayonets and water eanqona kept Soviet Union signed the treaty a Call Ml 9-5869 be required. far this year and the total on the n ,i ■'ll ■ rep^ last year’s aaniverMry West Berlin police stAtkmed re­ them back. week ago in Moscow. (A P I _ six elvU riots. inforcements along the wall to Two days later, bricklkyers Rioting Congo Workers Main Street Manchester The contingency allowance has same date last year: MEW TOKK By limititig Soviet teeting to been decreased from $10,250 to 1963 1963 demortstiatnni _ eegantoatlona, aald that “ DemoBstrationB won’t get us keep any demonstratlona from went to 'work. The wall has since Ot bad’ wash no Negrosa or Puerto anywhere. They toad us to trou­ turning violent. On the first sn- become the most formidable forti- the underground environment, $6,250, from 6 per cent to about Killed 176 180 ad NBttoaa on where testing is more difficult Bieaaa wars fsnidoyad at the ble,” be aaMover tha radUv - niveraary last yaaf, several thpus- ficati4 miles through the city. ly more experience, we can at and P uerto IMneaa were to Ik a remmittae last waek sent It _ sejparates about 800,000 of Islten sd tba eWato of U.N. dele- West' Berlin's i.3 million pqpple BRAZZAVILLE, the Congo least retard Soviet progress and the woth. prolong the duration of otu- tech­ Jamee FhnMr. aattoaal gsthwa o f Latin-American and Af- from relatives on the Communist (A P )—Rioting (Jongolese workmen NEW CAR nological superiority.” he said. tor of tbe eoagieas of ftoaw coantries, saying: “ Wa side. Another 74^ miles of triple stormed the Brazzaville city pris­ Peace Based on Terror, McNamara’s defense of the NEVER TAKE ANY Equality, aald ptrfcriiieg m hope fliat yoa wUl not allow your barbed wire with i l l watch towers on today and liberated all prison­ treaty—an unprecedented public M tID-CURED CUBQ> SW in PREMIUM' PETIT'S BAR-B-Q extendaS to aliee at tbe eeoBftiy to becoms an unwitting fences off the city’s outer borders B MEDICINE IN THE DARK ers in the face of police fir- which discii^on of U.S. nuclear capabil- RENTALS Flushing Meadow Park. <; paitaer to the furtbeiance of dis- from East Gtormany. killed at least five persons and 'Die democstiatKa - by erimtoatian In any torm, at any Powers Fear to Disarm Since Aug. 24, 1961, when Red iUes—^was. in effect, a reply to iiioJem drugs are much more potent than past CORNED BEEF VEAL STEAKS SLICED BACON CHICKEN wounded several others. those who fear the ban would and Negroes to the HJf. piaee.” submachine guns mowed down medicines. Taken when indicated, preferably wdth Diplomatic sources said the fir­ work to the military disad'vantage was aimed priamitly at Jean-Marie Nyoundou. counsel­ Guenther Lifkin,' 38, as he tried the advice of a physician, they accomplish al­ Ul if>but not under. To prevent cheat­ ing broke out around 10:45 a.m. of the United States. * and Latin-AmericaB aaliaa or siMi alternate representative to By JAMES MARLOW to reach West Berlin, at least 80 most miraculous benefits. cut lb. 6 9 - . 8 9 ‘ . 6 5 « •Ib.^59 Aaaiociated PrcM News Analyst ing, It wants an inspection sys­ when striking ■wrorkmen went to A spokesmai) for the Joioft Com fbe Unitad Nathms from the Gab- the prison to protest the arrest “ Omduct of any potentially Im­ WASHINGTON (AP) — World tem. od portant clandestine test would But any medicine wrongly used can be harm­ anittee tor Bqpwl ewsse RepobUc in Africa, notified (OontliMied Page ISeven) Monday night o l some union offi­ the eommittee Monday tbat he disarmament won’t be one step Tbat would mean putting Amer­ clearly not be a simple, easily • ¥fEEKLY ful. Always carefully read the label before taking FOR WHITER CIOTHES _ FOR All WASHING nearer when the Senate finally ican inspectors in Russia and cials. one. Lock them safely away from children. Don’t giant bad forwarded the protest to Ga- Hastily mobilized police tried to concealed high-confldence < ^ ra- booTa capital, LtbrsvUle, where votes its expected approval of a Russian inspectors In American tion. Therefore, looking at the G forget three or four 5 grain aspirin tablets are size 41 First Lady Well, limited nuclear test-ban treaty. territory, or international inspec­ force them back but they • MONTHLY a fatal dose for an infant. Pharmacists read RINSO BLUE WISH LIQUID *M wBI not faU to be given the Security Tight smashed into the prison as gun­ problem from the Soviet side, A test ban—important as it is, tors in both. there will always be the impond­ every label three times before dispensing. Do appropriata attention.” fire crackled around them. A ll PURPOSE CLEANER WITH AMMONIA Going Hmne Soon perhaps, as an opening to better The Russians complain inspec­ erable risk of detection through • YEARLY likewdse and be safe. W b. f-o z. A fair spokesman said Gabon There were sounds of several baa BO extalfatt under construction. relations adth Russia—is a minor tion Is spying. They wouldn’t For Hoodlum conventional intelligence in ad^- episode compared with disarma­ agree. Without Inspectors, the heavy explosions shortly after the CONDENSED ALL Pl<0- H A N D Y A N D Y OCT Am FORCE BASE. Itosa. B had piamied to share an exhibit prison liberation. tion to the risk from the opera­ wifii n otfaer former French ter­ ment. United States wouldn’t agree to tions of the U.S. scientific detec­ YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you (AP)—FIrat lAdy ban undergrotmd tests. By 12:30 p.m., the city had qui­ OUR LOW RATES FOR A FLUFFIER WASH PRE-MEASURED ______ritories. he Hid. Under this treaty the United tion and identification system,” he need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if large nedy is fauAh^ toraard If the United States and Russia Set to Testify sled. Also picketed Monday were a States and Russia will retain said. shopping nearby, or we wdll deliver promptly home from the aiHllao ^ agreed to disarmament—an even The workers staged a general pk^ pabOely-financed housing project their full supply of nuclear As for a surprise breaking of Inckida avarytiiiiiq without extra charge. A great many people en­ VIM TABLETS more difficult inspection problem strike today and at a mass meet­ FLU FFY A LL and hospital site, also In the cam- bombs, enough to devastate the WASHINGTON (A P )—How do the treaty, he said: trust us with their prescriptions. May we com­ last Wednesday. I —the Senate would hardly ap­ ing of about 3,000 called for high­ FOR DISHES ■ . . BIRDS EY^ Mrs. Kamedys iauwery paigB far the hiring of Negroes earth. you protect a man who is testi­ ‘The consensus is that the So­ MC«pt 9OS0Bm . pound yours? 12-oz. They artll go on testing under­ prove It wiUiout a check. er wages. They also charged gi^t the tairfli o t her Ikizd m d Puerto Ricans In constnic- fying in a crowded public hearing in President Fulbert Youlou’s gov­ viets could not in a single series ground to develop more weapons. The check would have to be The City Prison in Braxxa- of tests, however carefully oont PEACHES tww pkg. child, who died 'aaa fhaa two days tksL constant. Then there’s the prob­ room with a reported $100,OCX) price ernment and demanded an end to SWAN LIQUID A t tbe Roebdale Village apart- The treaty simply bans tests in ville, Congo, underiined, was planned, achieve a significant or later, baa beea law awBng v r ^ lem of nuclear weapons. Dlsaurm- official corruption. atoimed by wjoritmen proteat- BIRDS EYE— FR O ZEN BMtdB ia Queens, 68 pickets tried the .atmosphere, outer space and on his head posted by the under­ permanent lead In the strategic FOR SPARKIING DISHES _ , Normally. toa|dlaHmttoa aflar ament without abolishing nuclear world? Heated condemnation of Youlou ing tile jaafting o t union offi­ MORIARTY 10-oz. such a blrfii txndd laat oae to two to Mock trucks. Two were asrest- in the oceans. field, much less a ‘super weapon' Stair Carpet President Kennedy and, Mom weapons wouldn’t mean much. That’s the Justice Department’s was accompanied by shouted de­ cials. (A P Ftiotofax.) pkg. weeks. Yfeero base b M w c ^ capable of neutralizing our de­ LU X LIQ U ID B AB Y LIM A S day, Secretary of State Dean But the United States und Rus­ worry—and, more personally— mands for several changes In the placed ri picksis appeared at tuc terrent force. Surprise abrogation BROTHERS (MimCi Dirty? Rusk, said this country will con­ sia have nuclear weapons com­ m ooter Joseph Valachl's when he government. does not pose a serious threat to Prescription Pharmacy leave tbe afteri Downetate Madical Center aite in ing out of their ears. Would the The workers first massed near Brooklyn. No arrests were report- tinue underground tests. One was walks to a witness chair on Capi­ our national security. We have the M l CENTKB ST. — 64S-5US the Senate ever feel sure Russia was tol Hill within the next few weeks the railroad station and then be­ 901 Main Street— 643-5321 CALL More than 700 persona fired Monday. determination to retain a readi­ White H o o k m j om date not hiding some? gan a march on the prison. Gen­ State News were arrested at the medical cen­ The present debate over the to give testimony which could help ness to test in every relevant en­ Copyright 1963 (W-6-4-63) has been set wisdom of the test treaty is an There’s another problem; num­ send dangerous gangsters to pri­ darmes managed to funnel some BARNER’S RUG FREE 50 j.% STMFS With the ter to Uie past month. of them off into a street leading vironment.” FREE 50r.STAMK insight into the debate ahead if bers. The Russians and Red (Chi­ son or the death house. McNamara told Sen. Richard Waahingtna, ; Tbe Montgomery Oounty, Ala., to a native village. But the hard and Cpbolstery this country ever considers a dis- nese have far more manpower The fatherly looking hoodlum, a Roundup B. Russell. D-Ga., that tbe views with this coupon and purchase of than the West aind could put con'Victed murderer, is to tell his core of strikers kept on, their 649-1752— 643-5747 with this coupon and purchase of an Fago Seven) lu-mament treaty. of military experts had not faaen Read H^ald Advs four rolls of « Disarmament seems unlikely in more armies in the field. story under oath and in public for mood ugly and determined. two 7-oz. cans W U te Tuna As they neared the prison, spor- suppressed during negotiation of We Give Green Stampa this generation, at least, no mat­ But nuclear weapons can dC' the first time as a key witness in the test ban treaty. the Senate Investigations sub-' adic rifle fire broke out. Leaders jeO TT TOILET TISSUE^ ter how much clamor smaller na­ stroy more territory and kill And he told Russell he feels that B U M B L E B E E tions make about it. more people than all the armies. committee’a hearings on narcotics urged the crowd to break open Two Fires Cause (Mpw p ri dm Wsi b p Ulh the prison and in a relatively in any exploration of dlsarma- in place of the 14 to 66 spread $100,000. Algerian ' -govenunents mnln- years, (^arps attain ISO years, as Biie. HOLDS DENTAL PLATES ia la l ml to cut moot ’ income Treasury Douglas Dillon, the re- mittee did restore in a sense a originally proposed. Present rates Three firemen were overcome by tained silence on this and other YOU CAN end moisture damage and discomfort witfi an example and tortoises often HGHTS DECAY ' _ _ taapa aboot a qp Tbday. Braxil baa taro Commu- smoke but resumed duty after atot paitiea. taxes an average of 15VI per cent 'vlsed proposals would result In a pickup of about $6(X) million by run from 20 to 91 per cent. reports about the prospeeta. In- live to 200 years. Parrots are aard-cazTiera. B trecitment at the scene. Tba epHnter groiq> U the Com- approached a crucial vote today net reduction of $10,64B,(XX),0(X) in disallowing certain state taxes, The Treasury figured that, un­ foimed sources said Praaoe has a simple, plug>in appliance from your known to live 100 years, crows to GLEEM TOOTHPASTE 53 FASTEETH elded them wM der its proposals, a married man Some $30,000 in damages result­ party o l Bt u U adiicb baa in the House ' Ways and Means individual and corporate tax rates principally those on gasoline, cig­ obtained an agreement from 70, geese to 80 and eagles to 110, ta r reu u Bag ed from a fire in a M in Street aboot S,9n card-carrying followers Committee. by 1965. Kennedy’s proposals in arettes and liquor. with two dependents who earns Premier Ahmed Ben Bella to Ig­ •lectrkai dealer. while falcons are known to have LIBBY Their potenHal building a few days ago. Bristol awd fa headed by a three-man The plan was worked out by the January were estimated to net a The pattern of economic devel­ $5,000 a year and claims average nore activity at the Saharan lived to an age of 160 and storks In an are opment since the President’s mes­ deductions would save $66 of his officials believe the fire resulted to 100 years. Jloraes rarely reach Ita adberenta are Treasury to complete a tax bill $10,330,000,000 reduction. bases. The basis for the ag ree GRAPE JELLY ‘ SWEET PEAS 2' . ^ 45' hitianary the committee has been putting 'Dius, the administration re­ sage in January has served present $300-a-year tax bill. > $10,- from a short circuit. i.jent Is understood to be tiber- 50, up to 40, cattle to SO, B odO dna’a 1 f young men and extramiats YOU CAN vning a pint of water an tbe hungry, vkdence-minded together (or moat of the year. The shaped Its rate reduction propos­ to confirm the nec^ for a net tax 000-a-year-man in the same situ­ A second fire caused an estimat­ allzed French eoonomio aid to dogs 17 years, cats 15 irears and any oosL Tbfi ed $75,000 damage at the Clayton IDRESSING ^ 3 9 ' 39‘ licirf^^NKTUNA 2 ^ 3 7 ' chronically poverty- House is mqiected to take up the als to come up with approximately of $10.3 billion reduction, Dillon ation would save $202 of his pres­ this poverty - striefcea former hour out of the air! See sheep to 14 years. There are au­ fssbr men vriio ache ent $1,196 tab, a $20,000-a-year- Mamrfacturing Oo., Bristol. The thenticated records of men who CHASE & SANBORN REDRACK i * ALAKESAUUATREAT ^ vto-; Mrleken. leglslaficn early next month. Ac­ the same net result after taking said. French eolony. WISHBONEiirprised and ivh aD' niat of Oiba tbenueives seem di­ expected agreement on rates ap­ tions—for local taxes, interert, beginning to reach the labor able income to 91 per cent on in­ of hay and set off an ocplositm VOUrU.BE it depends upon so many things With othi when they reeriied some propone of western New York today, 8 1owmunimsmmi !;;^i 9' I M S u N K T U N A ‘ ir 3 3 ‘ S h! c h in i t r i i f S n M n a p k in s S h s t et oalab- vived. proximating those proposed by the charity and the like—by allowing market, unemployment is bound come over $200,000. for its continued Ufe. One of the wriewner of gas tanks outside the bam. flooding streets and eellars. The convinced. PftkaaaWacSva Moodoy, Augurt ttth Ihni Tuaaday, AugiwtljUuW arm wroJj^^ I Daapite Prime Minister fld e l Treasury 'vdilch revised its own only the amount In excess,of 6 to increase unless we release the I Under the administration pro­ most Important U your good will posal. the bottopi $2,000 bracket Firemen were ahl* to rescue five Weather BurchX nald LSS'lnelMa and we do everything possible at CasteVa 'h tovy dqtendanea of ths earlier suggeatlcns to conform per cent of a taxpayer’s income. economy from the shackles im­ posed by our present high-Income would be split into four $£00 calves, but 19 others and some 100 af tMn had fallen between mid­ all h ™ . to stroigthen our bands UbtoB for^Ua ragtana’a ax- with changes thfa committee has By rejecting it. the committee ‘ t I brackets, taxed at 14, 18, It, and eUckens periabed. HiouaBada of night and 16 ana. at taCnle With you. Dillon Sales and Service, t, Ms Itouftananta are purii- made tn other parts of the tax w ip ^ out more than two-thirds of tax structure.” The tax rates advancM by Dil- Alipeat h •■-.tford electric light company 319 Main StrefsL YOU SAVE CASH AND TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS program. the IS bllUan idekup in revenue ((BBtfamed o r Baca Tw o) PboBS 6tt-Xl4S. iaBltoBs«i*^ As Moadag befan |bs Bm admialstiaaaa eouated fan M too zaaga from U to 70 T«r esnt r \

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