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i! y i A \ ’ ' Vi' Elkg Repaint eeaeimSSOBm o f the oonvontloa dShgatas agatast “eel- . ; J * V. tvV: ■. A*. J - Inside KuKlux Klan Gains Laid affadata and commentators,” a resent- Biince Center meat they axprsaaed, the m onant ttipy To Rights Bill Resentment History will repsat Itself Sun­ heart the Blaanhower words, by shaking day when.mcmbsrs of Manches­ their flats at those antenna belmeted (Ooatimed fron Page S) ByDONMOKEB Bmoat populous in Alabama, said Television ter Lodge of Elks will turn out people from the networks who were eir- ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)>- LMid- the U an "is fairly strong in cer­ to paint the Bunco Center for culatlng through the convention, may right after puUlcatkm In a Ger­ tain araas, particularly around 4:00 (8) Bis I Theater (10-80) Intemathmal Show Retarded Children. It waa In tha man magaidne of some bar­ ers- o( Um Ku Kkix RUn olalm (i) News (24) A Tima to Dance summer of 1954 that the Elks have been occasioned Just by what they Tusoalooaa.” (4U) Laramie (22) Have Oun Will Travel me. racks - room impromptu re­ growing mambtnUrip ta tlMtr In- Xa MisslaaippI, the Americans (U ) Movie al I 8:00 (M) World of Music engsgeil In "Operation Paint­ had bean seeing, and putting up with, marks. vlsiUe amplrt boonuM at white (80) Barlr Show (92) Peter Gunn brush” to assist tho Manchsa- for the Preaervation of the (94) W hafi New 8:80 (18) Subscription TV during the oonvention Itself. As soon aa Goldwater arrived White Race is very active al- ter Association for the Help of here, he waa rushed to a hotel resentment to the' etvU rights (10-18-fo) rilm ^ ^ (8) TBA Once again, the network beetles vlolat- thomh ttw Klan s p e a r s to be< S;1U I 8) New*. Siwne and WeaUi (3-12) Route M Retarded Children in renovating suite. There, for 46 minutes, law. (20-40) Burk'a Law the old Bunce School. PENN. BUCN ed the rules of good tasU and courtesy growing there. 4;U (91) Summer Hlghllshta (10-22-30) Bob Hope (C) staff members briefed him on ‘”There has heen a tremen­ 4:80 l»y New Breed Under the direction of Joseph not by accident or by Impulse or over the German magaalne article. dous reaction to the civtl rishts Shelton made an inspection of 8:00 (8) Meta va. St. Louis Macalone and Capt. (3sorge Me- (10-9940) Uuntley-Brtaklev 8:30 ( 24) Drama Featlval sealousnaas, but by obvious plan o f oper­ To UtUe avaU. "We spent 48 hill and this Is bringing about tbs PhUadelifiUa, Miss;, area (94) Drumi Acroea Lafoon Caughey, co-chairmen, a com­ SUTE after tba disappearance of three ( 8) Walter Crouaue (3-12) Twillsht Zone ation. Once again, their ridieulouB effort minutes telling him . what not to swelling of Klan member- (11) Newabeat (20-40) Price Is lUght (C) mittee of volunteers will paint say, and then he went down­ d vil rights workers. He said it (10-22-80) On Parade the exterior of the old wooden I Bbi ItoathB ••»••••••»••••••«• ^ 2 1 to find some news in every moment, ship,” says Imperial Wlaart ^ l a i Security I TfcfWt JjUytlii •••••••••••»•••• stairs (to the press conference) Rqbert M. Shelton Jr., ITisca- was a hoax and added, “ My 1 Sttpermsn 10-00 (3-12) Alfred Hlt(Uicock structure on Olcott St, imd will every event, every movement of an in­ peojde will continue the Invaatl- 4:46 (90) Ron Cochran (10-22-30) Jack Paar and said it,” confided one aide.' looea, Ala. ’ 7:00 ^l-:»ia>40) Haws Snortr and (8040) rttht of Week assist Afrith general repair work gation.” 10:30 (18) Sul>acript News, Sports. Weath­ o( *U n*w» — in th« Vietnamese war to mili­ lets” In the past several years, and Louisiana refused to fUacusa (18) Suhecriptloh TV er Manchester’s retarded children . was Insulting, as in the case o f the per­ 11:16 (80) Tonisht Stiow (C) ■Mehta CMdltad tary commanders. Whatever the trying to rebuild the old Klan their organisations. Guest Minister (10) M Squad by providing a day-care pro­ ^Vi^IPBper ------sistent questioning of a candidate's fam­ merits of such statements, they Some Indication of the prob­ (90) Hall Order Market (40) Movie gram At the nursery, pre-sch ens Republican voters — par­ nightly segregationist rallies, Radio beetles exhibited more tendency to make members are anonymous and which was held in April. ticularly in the isolationist, although the affairs were not (This IMtBg iacladcs only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS UOICUUA' or create news which wouldn’t otherwise peace-loving Midwest. * their leaders refuse to divulge billed as Klan-sponsored. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. MANVILLE be happening than they did to report If this Immense hurdle could any figures or Identities. Frank Meleschnig of West ndnute leagth. Some stattoas carry other aliort aewsoasts). The robed order, once known The Klan claims considerable LEE’S FLORIST ALUMINUM SIDING •drortmc oioolac Muni what was happening of its own accord. be cleared, Gfoldwater might strength in the St. Atigustine- Hartford, and attended Hillyer (n>Rt>-1844 «>13:16 Sign Off r - 1 p.m IJ^y. tor its nlght-ridiiig terrorism, College, Hartford, and the Uni­ S;(U Lons John>hn asd< Ssda ^ WTIC—HAS Occasionally, some of the heavier egos well make a race of it. His key Jacksonville area. 6:00 News. Weather, Sports erndO m SH O r ASPHALT SHINGLES .^ -^ 1 -* 1 P-n SlODdBy; appears stiongest in parts of versity of Connecticut before 8:00 DtCB Robinson;oblnsoa strategists are even now plan­ The Klan's official line on ra- l;0-j Nnws SiKn ON 6:38 Music Bb 44A, Bolton—44S-8089 CEILING TILE •*^-il.srw as!Sv. on the air Invited the suspicion that, in Alabama, MisSlsaippi aitd Flor­ entering the Chicago (111.).Lu­ fn u t 'S M 6:45 Three Star Extra ning a scattershot c a m ^ g n dai Issues is set down in a leaf 7:00 Weatherwafeh view of their tremendous wisdom and against Mr. Johnson (with spe­ ida. The Klan apparently has theran Theological Seminary. 4:ou h)aay ISd Bhov, CORRULUX been gaining in Alabama, Mis- let distributed by Shelton’s or­ 4:80 News Weather sad Sports 7:16 Conversation Piece o YES, WE DEUVER o Ctaaonoa deedllae; ig ;*ao a.■.in. MCb dhs^ ^ conclusive grasp of situations, they, and cial emphasis on the Bobby His home church Is Grace Lu­ 7:00 Edward P HorSan 7:30 News f ^VL sisslp^ and Louisiana. ganization. 7:46 Stand By Flowers for aO oceaalona; INSULATION nJilliwiInn okcopf fctiiroay - Baker suid Billie Sol Estes scan' "The Knights of the Ku Klux theran Church, Hartford. 7:18 8)d Hynes Show not the lesser political actors of the l-im Sira off 3:00 Red Sox vi. Senators WeddlagB, Fnnetnla, Out dais and his 89-vote Senate elec­ ElMwhere in the South there Klan is not the enemy of the Ne­ urtNr—1288 10:40 Nlshtbeat Friday, July 17 scene, like Eisenhower, Goldwater, or Flowera and Coraages . . . tion victory in 1948). Whichever is little outward indication of a gro,” it readk. "We hold it is ob­ 6:00 News ll:d0 News Scranton, should be the ones being con­ Radio Greater Hartford 11:16 Sports Final charges hit home will be resurgence of the Klan. ligatory upon the Negro race 6:20 Other segregationist groups Water Use Ban 6:46 Lowell Thomas 13:00 Art Johnson Show sidered for national leadership. pressed. and upon all other colored races 7:00 News WPOP 141# Bilco & Gordon I. All this has to be balanced against the Simultaneously, Mr, Johnson have cut into the Klan’s field in America to recognise that 7:30 Public Affslrj 8:00 Lou Tern f * One Leader, One Standard since the U.8. Supreme Court Still in Effect 8:00 Yankees vs. Indians 7:00 Ken Griffin tmprecedented ability of the television will be depected as a Left Wing, they are living in the land of the 10:16 Music to Relax By 12:00 Gerry Gordon er in hopes of winning the crU' order against segregated public HATCHWAY medium to take a nation down to the white race by courtesy of the I t M t ware ovartonaa and undertonea cial suburban vote. The em' schools 10 years ago. white race. The partial ban on outdoor floor of a convention, to the middle of a White Citiiena Councils ap­ about 16 million gallons In yaatardaya davalopmenta at San phasls here will be on high *”They must not lose sight of use of wAtsr by customers of U.S. Oppressed delegation, to the scene of a scuffle, to taxes and the coat of living, peared over the South and other bslow the water .level at the DOORS ' Franolaoo, particularly In the candldata’a groups became more active^ the fact that the white race la the town water department iai same time last year. the side of the tears a candidate’s family with the white backlash a silent acceptance apeech, which will have to be along with the Klan. the ruling race by right of in­ still In effect, according to an The privately owned Man­ By Tropic Air may be shedding. The capacity for serv­ ally. heritance and that it does not j the Bubjact Jor continued analyaia, inter- But these same Goldwater "There are a lot of synthetic announcement issued this chester Water Co., which draws intend to surrender this rigbt or its supply from wells, has no I pretatlon, and reatatement aa the cam- ice and Interest la obvious and tremen­ strategists privately admit that organisations but people soon morning by Superintendant By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to compromise it with any other Lawrence Wlttkofske. ban in effect, and indicates A blanket of humid, tropic air M ED IC IN E t palgn goea along. Some of the language dous. It is too bad, however, that it those tactics will have no more see that they are not the Klan,” race—black, yellow or brown.” effect than barking at the moon Its use is banned for all, be- that it has sufficient water. hung oppressively over wide { In that apeech, almoat Immediately be- seems to be taking so long to introduce said Georgia’s grand dragon, The town water department’s unless Goldwater's militaristic Calvin F. Craig of Atlanta. ..The leaflet also says the Klan teween the hours of 4 and 9 sections of the country early to­ more taste and restraint and sense of supply, in a routine monthly CABINET . * came the occaalon o f now party dlapute image is erased. Craig, an ally and subordinate Is ‘Srtrictly law a b id ^ . . . Ev­ p.m. During other hours, its use day, giving way In some areas check by the State Board of * and controveray, and It will take time proportion into the use of such powers. How to do it? As a starter ery member is sworn to uphold is permitted on odd-numbered to light rain. < of Shelton, said Interest in the Health, has been rated as 1 4 "x l8 " At least part of the roar of opposition virtually eliminate press con­ Klan has intensified since the the law, and any member -vio­ dates for persons with odd- Midnight readings at many I and perhapa further elucidation from the r ^ V- "safe for drinking purposes.” to "sensation-seeking columnists and ferences. After his grilling in civil rights law was enacted. lating this oath would be ban­ numbered homes, and on even- points in the nation’s midsection I candidate himaelf to Indicate what It ished forever from this organi­ numbered dates for those with The check was made fit the five commentators” which came up from the that first San Francisco press "The letters are b^inning to reservoirs as well as at Love hung around 80 degrees and I meana. conference, Goldwater imme­ come In," he said, "w o-th irds sation.” even-numbered addresses. higher. In the desert southwest, convention floor to join Eisenhower’s at­ Lane Well. i There waa, however, In the laat day of diately decreed that there be of the mall is from Northern Shelton said he agreed with Wlttkofske said that only an the midnight temperature was OOnrOPERATEC I the convention, one big dominant over- tack was based, we think, on the way the no more during the convention. Negro loaders that it would be inch and a half of rain fell WA8H-’N-DRY CLEAN states. Membership Is growing LIVES UP TO NAME In the mid-OOa. U MAPLE ST. convention delegates themselves had And there will be precious few tremendously. "a hot summer.” here in the period between last I tone which waa beyond aemanUc aubUe- Thursday and Tuesday. The WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Ralph The temperature in.northern Across From First NatloiiaJ| between now and Nov. 3. "We chartered six or seven "I think this is going to bring tiea or political doubt seen the microphones thrust into some­ rainfall served to stem the Chaney's boxer is a watchdog Minnesota was higher at the Store ParUng Lot Aerial Pho«o By Reginald This will cut down on barrack- new units in O e o r ^ In two about a lot of bloodshed,” he The vlctorioua Senator Goldwater body’s face, held there while the same said. "The American people are steady drop in the town’s five in his owner’s hardware store. turn of day than on the Gulf OPEN 7 OAFS THE STATE CAPITOL room answers to hostile press weeks.” Coast. 10-M). Waah— tOe preaaed, yeaterday, for a complete and moronic question waa repeated several not going to accept the civil reservoirs, but was insuffieJent And that's exactly what he did questions. But beyond this neg­ In Alabama, the Klan has to to add any water to the de­ —he watched while a burglar Rainfall was spotty and light, 8-Lb. Dry Ofoaa—|K00 times aa if to browbeat a different an­ ative formula, Goldwater must wrongs Mil. I don’t think it can I unforgiving, uncompromlaing, and entire- share the stage with the Nation­ pleted supply. entered the store and stole four except in Florida and the east­ 0 Lba. 11.86 take positive steps to erase the be enforced.” ly imnaentlmental oonaolldation and ex> swer from the victim, or had seen micro­ al States Rights party but the The water in storage remains rifles and two pistols worth ern gulf region. Jackson-vUle, F tob Mothproofing dangerous image that now Does this mean the Klan will 1 o f hia victory within hia own phones themselves stirring up flurry or KKK is larger and better or­ at about 419 million gallons. $206.50. Fla., got two- thirds of an inch. exists. If he does not, an LBJ ganised. fight with -violence? rumor as if determined to have excite­ "Who’s causing the viol­ I P«rty. Inside Report landslide looms. Klan leaders openly support­ > TO ^ the oommentatora apd editorial* ment at all coats. Jimmy 1964 PubllBhers Newspaper ed former Gov. John Patterson ence?” Shelton retorted. ‘ "The Some home viewers got mad without Looking Back Syndicate in his campaign and Shelton Negroes are Inciting violence. I laU and weaker-kneed party figures who by They aie to blame.” t had bean prating of reconciliation and even being there. said, "We elected two gover Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak nors” —a reference to Patterson j party unity. Candidate Goldwater'a an- Breslin Today in History and his successor, Gk)v. George * awer waa clear and acomful. He ahowed SAN FRANCISCO - - "That’s than is usually the case, even C. Wallace. Neither man repudi­ with a PresidehtisJ candidate. I himaelf more inclined to read people out a damned lie,” exploded an in-, By The Associated Press ated the Klan. Curls In, Curls Out began to Import rare spices and For his part, Goldwater re­ HOW LONG NEW YORK — President Ave. waa taken up by a store Today is Friday, July 17, the Sheriff Melvin Bailey of Jef­ I of. the party permanently than to wel* food from India and sell them censed Barry Goldwater when plies to their questions In James Garfield died at 10:3S that sells delicacies from India 199th day of 1964. ’There are ferson (Blrmii^ham) County, I come them back. After long observation, this post is p.m. on Sept. 19, 1881. A t 2 a.m. and Turkey; The stork is owned from his store. he returned from church to his breezy, offhand style, as if en­ The "plate,” or plaque as the 167 days left in the year. N I Aa the firat concrete gift of hia leader- ready to announce one of the basic laws the next day Chester Alan Ar­ by Kerope Kalusfyan, an Ar­ suite here in the Mark Hopkins gaged in a barracks bull ses­ Todaj^s Higdiligfat in History SINCE YOU f i e Amtricmm Atrliatt -Amtrica'j LtaAmg AirHnti 1x12 Native New Yorker’s Histori­ sion. O F MANCHESTER ahlp, he aaked from hia party and offered of the feminine coiffure. thur, tall, dignified and shaken, menian. The store is crowded Hotel last Sunday (July 12). On this date in 1945, in Pots­ with barrels and sacks and cal Association labels it, is out­ He had just been shown a Goldwater’s arrival in San to the Aiherican people the rather unuau* The prime object is to acquire that stood in the middle of the first side the double doors that are dam on the outskirts of Ber­ floor parlor of a five-story boxes and jars of such things commentary by a CBS Euro­ Francisco for the National Con­ lin, President Harry Truman, SHELVING ml ^Mctacle of a candidate team which alongside the store and lead in­ vention is illustrative. His high CHECKED which you have not brownstone at No. 123 Lexing­ as Indian pickles. And the own­ pean correspondent (reproduced British,Prime Minister Winston to the building proper. The command decided a press con­ UNWANTED I agreed with Itaelf. Normally, the con- If you have hair that la beautifully ton Ave., and, right hand rais­ er did not care to spend any in a Scranton campaign tab­ Churchill and Soviet Premier Fly to Mexico for 7 fun - filled days... building itself, painted white loid) reaching the remarkable ference was necessary. Unfor­ I aervatlve prealdentlal candidate likea to raven, you crave something metallically ed, repeated the oath after a time discussing this bit of his­ now, has nine tenants. The sec­ Josef Stalin met to outline joint HAIR tory in the walls around him. conclusion that Sen. Goldwa- tunately for Goldwater, it came allied policy for the remainder I chooae a liberal running mate, or vice and moronically blonde. New York judge and became ond floor is t^dten up by a ter’s proposed post-convention YOUR CAR I veraa, and mix that variety In with the the 21#t President of the United "Get out of my way,” Kerope beauty parlor which was closed o f World War n and its after- Permanently Removed If you have hair that is flaxen and trip to Germany is a sign “ that (See Page 7) math. I normal variety In geographical and eth* States. Kalustyan said. “I was here for the day we went there. The door Right wings are joining up.” Licensed Electrologlst long and smooth, and that can wave in 15 years, I didn’t vote yet. A r­ leading upstaris from there was On This Date Enter Broyhill Premier's I nlc repraaentation. Sen. Gtoldwater honor* When the ceremony was fin­ the American emd German In 1783, John Jacob Astor WHEELS? the wind like a beautiful field of slow ished, one of Arthur’s friends thur? Yes, I hear about him. locked. Through it you could Claire Allardyce I ed geography. Otherwlae, one preaumea, " I ’ve never seen the Senator was bom at Walldorf, Germany. ripened grain, you go and pay good took the Bible from the judge, What do I care about him?” Ho see a staircase that curved, a hotter than he was over this Herald * he might have choaen former Senator waved his arm. "Go away.” reminder of the days’ when this In 1898, the Spanish army money to get it all kinked and curled, handed it to Arthur and told one, one of his aides told us. surrendered to United States 649-5577 '/ ' This was not, it turned out, was a fins mansion. But the 122 Knowland of California as his running Yesterdays permanently if you can afford it so *t him not to misplace it. This put His German trip was to be a forces at Santiago, Cuba. The best Insurancs against bad HONEYMOON HOLIDAY UN. FOOT because Kerope has any specific staircase went up to a scarred summer vacation to the Bava­ 643-0301 mate. But, in Congresaman and Nation* Arthur’s administration off to a gripe about Cheater Arthur. He In 1917, the name of the Brit­ tire wear, vibration and shimmy shapes Itself, defying comb. ceiling criss-crossed with ugly_ rian Alps. His aides deny that 1 tremendous start. It was the has nothing against any of our 25 Years Ago ish royal family was changed Is to check wheel alignment I al Chairman WUUam E. Miller, Candi* pipes. he '^yer planned any speeches If, on the other hand, you are bom first time, or close to It, that Presidents, probably because he from Hanover to Windsor by every 6,000 miles. The John I date Goldwater came about aa close to It is not the building it was there. Anyway, it is ludicrous American Arbitration Associa­ with hair that is uncontrollably kinkly one of Arthur’s friends had got­ doesn't know too many of their proclamation. Bean VisuaUner checks and when a New York Herald re­ to think of Goldwater in. a se­ tion details its opinion regard­ ^ C O N T E S T I a aoul mate aa there waa available, ten his hands on something and names. It was just that Kerope In 1938, Douglas "wrong­ corrects faster and more accu­ p l y w o o d and curly, you spend just as much money porter knocked on the door and cret conspiracy with German ing Cheney Bros, velvet work­ Va” i TUa was the first Goldwater atroke for didn’t steal it. Some years be- was busy yesterday, and he way” Corrigan of Los Angeles rately than other methods. getting it straightened so you can comb told Arthur that Garfield was rightists. ers strike; gives basis for deci­ I consistency and “order,” at the very top ^f&re, Arthur had been collector felt that political history had dead and Police Commissioner took off from Brooklyn on his it out.|mooth and flat for the Port of New York. The But for Goldwater’s strate­ sion stating four-loom job Is unauthorized flight to Ireland. Homemade FEATURED IN THE BRIDE'S MAGAZINE I o f hia campaign. cost him enough time and French scoured the town to find "reasonable,” cites work condi­ come in for a SHOP There are, so fstf, more women in minute he got the job. his money this year. a judge to administer the oath gists, the CBS commentary was In 1940, President Franklin I It went along with his prevloua refusal friends went out and grabbed deadly serious. It is another tions. D. Roosevelt was nominated for America who c m afford to have kinks "Three months ago, when of office. It was a gr.-vcious Joseph J. Godin, exhibitor of I to dilute, by one moderate comma, the everything in the harbor, but brick in what they regard as a third term at the Democratic RAVIOLI put into their hair than women who can they put up a plate on the place then. And Arthur left it fireworks, files suit against VISUAUNER ' party platform hia staff had written for the water. But now, with the by horse and carriage and went the most formidable obstacle national convention. afford to have kinks taken out But building here, they had a band­ American Legion to get full pay FRESH OR FROZEN t the convention. sound of horse carriages pulling stand and all the big people to Washington and did an amaz­ between Goldwater and the Ten Years Ago check-up eventually there will be some equality Presidency: his Image as a for fireworks display; vets re­ Theodore Heuss waa re-elect­ In his acceptance speech. Candidate up outside the door, he stood on came. All I know is that I ing turnabout He came out fuse because dissatisfied with and balance, and everybody will be able the first floor of a house on couldn’t sell anything for five against the spoils system and militaristic, bomb-rattling ad­ ed president of West Germany I Goldwater extended the unified character vocate of war, an enemy of display. A by the Federal Assembly. Doz. to buy the kind of hair one wasn’t bom Lexlngrton Ave. and he was hours,” Kerope said. “ You know backed Civil Service. 3 0 c t of the ticket, and the far right conslst- peace. The idea of Goldwater's Joseph Naretto of Manchester ^ Ten Years Ago with, and that will make everybody feel President. He was the only why they did it? The owner o f ’This didn’t mean anything to and Felix Balac of New York ( ancy of the party platform, to his views President, outside of George the building, he wants to make Mr. Kalustyan. The history of consorting with Jack - booted Cuban Prime Minister IPidel Nioholt-llaRoliisiRr equally dUtlnguished. When that point City, World War Ifeterans, meet Castro announced he was re­ H. PASQUALINI i about what kind of crusade he wanted to Washington, to be sworn in in it famous, then he tries to sell his place doesn’t interest him. Germans in Munich embellishes has been reachrt, trends will hover in­ the image. again after Balac’s search of signing — a move designed to 4 'x 8 ' SH EH } lead. * New York City. it for 320,000 more, the build­ But he is proud of the fact you 25 years. TEL 644-0804 Tiro, Ine. decisively for a period, and then head ing. The owner. Dr. Leo, what’s can get supari in his store. It is Goldwater erased the prob­ force the outsing of President 846 Avery Sb, Wapplng I If the bltter*loslng moderates had any In order to take note of this a kind of nut from India and lems posed by the German trip Manual Urrutla Lleo, accused 896 Broad Sb Bfaacheator ONCE IN A BLU.E MOON . . . seven days in ALL YOU NEED 'TO DO ’TO ENTER is come back toward a sensational new style dis­ piece of New York history, par­ his name, he wants a plate on * idea that the hand of reconciliation waa his building and make it Kerope may be the only one in by canceling it. But the basic 10 Years Ago by Castro of taking an attitude in for your official entry form and. complete covery: that it is smart and distinguish­ ticularly now when an election Mexico City with all expenses paid by Broy­ i about to be stretched out toward them, famous.” America who stocks it. problem of the bomb-rattling bordering on treason. this sentence in 25 words or less: “I would ed to wear the kind of hair the genes 3rear makes anythiag about image remains. In fact, it grows Emergency March of Dimes Ope Year Ago hill Premier. 1 they were quickly disabused of It The With that, Kerope went back campaign planned for August like to live a lifetime with SCULPTRA be­ CEDAR P0ST8 have handed down to you. Presidents, old or recent, espe­ to work. He is a short, olive- Quotation for Today every time he speaks off the' The Securities and Bhcchange I bnly real Invitation from the platform to offset costs of recent vaccine cially Interesting, we went skinned Armenian who came Grief can take care of itself; cuff. The cause of this growth Commission asked for the abo­ ALL BRIDES ARE ELIGIBLE . . . past, cause . . .” I was to join the candidate and his cm* But for the moment, it’s the curl that down to Lexington Avenue and is shared by both the press and trials and high number of polio lition of floor traders following BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING over here in 1946 to export steel ^ u t to get the full value of joy victims this summer. present and future brides may enter the con­ 4' — 28' is the thing—putting it in for some cus­ 28th St. to see the place where you must have somebody to di­ Goldwater himself. a study charging the New York I Bade on hia terms, or get o u t and the to "rurkey. The Marshall Plan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir tomers, taking it out for others. President Arthur was sworn in. vide it with—Mark ’Twain, For their part, newsmen Stock Exchange failed to fully o DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS test. Whether it’s your first or second honey- AS A WINNER . . . you will fly to Mexico I portion of the New York delegation started a year later and of 111 Summer St. celebrate ■ W e found that the old, historic American author stnd humorist pepper Goldwater with more protect Investors. m(x>n, you may be a lucky winner. City aboard an American Airlines jetliner. jvhlch did walk out had obviously under* knocked him out of business. their 40th wedding anniversary. o GAS STATIONS o BASKETBALL COURTS parlor of No. 123 Lexington (189S-1010). intense questioning about hia In Mexico City, you’ll spend a week at the Instead of worrying, Kerope Cheater E. Hogan elected All Work Peraonally Supervised stood the signals. plush Hotel Maria Isabel, with three mealA There la to be one leader and one president of Fruit Tree Growers - We Are 100% IiMared SAKRETE Anyone For Tennis Assn, ^t 78th annual. convention included daily. . SUMMER SCHEDULE standard, and no softness or confusion of American Association of Nur- SAND MIX MORTAI({ MARLOW’S OPEN Tues-. | of coexistence with any who do not yield Although we do not pretend to qualify serymen.> day thru Saturday 9:60 to TOP A lO N D aa experts in the science of tennis court ACT NOW . . . Contest closes Sept. 1, 1964. themaelvea to this standard. Bert Hartford Gibson, owner 6:60; Thursday till 9:00 DE MAIO BROTHERS n ia t waa the style the new party lead­ construction, wc would be hopeful that Fischetti of oldest existing garage in Man­ Come in today for your entry form . . . and ILACKTOPPATCHII the city will not confuse a tennis court PJff. Cloaed Mondays dur­ ership set for itself in the c lo s i^ acta of PubIMiert N*cws|Mi>cr chester, dies at his home. ing July and August. Tel. 643-7691—W b Carry Jennite Scaler to see beautiful SCULPTRA. Free booklet with a parking lot a.s it seta out to build SiiullMk PLAY SAND the convention It had won. The order and the new courts. . . . “The Price of a Pretty Wedding” when discipline It proposes for the nation la There is indeed a possibility that , the A Thought for Today you come in. ^ frst to be imposed on the party itself. city will provide facilities that are so Sponsored by the Manchester Inferior to the Wesleyan courts that as Connell of Chnrohee a pracUcal matter they will not serve 5% DISCOUNT I the purpose. Raw asphalt laid down with­ Those Network Beetles out regard to the requirements o f tennis "Langhter and Fun” TRYING TO STRETCH YOUR HOME TO MEET CASH A CARRY can result in a court so hard that it ‘‘Let us make a joyful noise” Pshlm 05:1 When Dwight Elsenhower got, from cannot be usefully used. THE NEEDS OF A GROWING FAMILY? Tennis, of course, used to be regarded We are restored by good clean the Republican National Convention, hia as an effete sport, just aa indeed golf fun and pleasailt laughter; I am The answer may be to finish off extra rooms HOURS: surprise reaction of enthusiastic approv­ once was. But like golf, it 1s a sport that convinced that God never in­ al for his denunciation of "sensation- people can play well into middle age, tended for life always to be so­ in attic or basement, even add a new wing. Best WEIKDAYS seeking columnists and commentators,” and it la a useful recreation. ber and serious^ Purposefulness answer is to finance the project with a Home is seldom lessened when we take 7 A.M. - 5 P.M. , I the chances are that he and the conven­ Because Wesleyan has not only made Improvement Loan from Manchester’s oldest its own courts a\allable, but also gives time to laugh; as a matter of 66’’ Triple Dresser Base 149.50 tion delegates were expressing a mutual financial institution. free lessons to the children in town, the fact, frequently we find we can SATURDAY siuioyance from slightly different sport is a growing one. A generation is return to our purpose with re­ 27 X 48” Framed Mirror 34.50 7 A.M. -12 Now groimds. growipg up that in the past would have newed vigor and understanding ' after a good laugh. The glory of It is likely that Eisenhower and the never played at all. 42 X 43” Chest of Drawers 129. Middletown’s courts should not be re­ heaven is found on relaxed faces majority . of the convention delegates engaged In good recreation. vS A V I M G S Bookcase Beds 99.50 shared some reaentment of some newspa­ quired tp rival Forest Hills, but we hope those in charge will make a study of the Our fifth vacation resolution la to en gage in some relaxed fun, ./y /.z I.OAM Bedside Table 49.5Q per writara, Blaenbower because they best kind of court that a city can prac­ \ ‘ < I \ 1 1 ( I V. had taunted him. In recent weeks, with tically put up before a final decision on to let Joy into life, then to go to design is arrived at. God at the close of the day not knowing enough to follow what thanking him for the quality ______V A A tm t SCULPTRA by Broyhill Premier has the finish to bring out all the beauty of the wood. should have been his own convictions in This la especially so because the courts and breadth of life given jmd *BSWeWlST»S*S S6S4ST VtCSSSISt ISSTITSTISW imported . . . the continental look and appeal And all pieces . . . for dinii^g room and bed­ the pollUeal situation, and the conven­ that are built next to Woodrow Wilson received. Currant Annual Dhridsnd . . . yet it is uniquely American in its modern- room . 1. . proudly wear the Good Housekeep- High School will be used in all proba- PRAYER: Help us O God to ex­ tion delegates because they bad the Idea On tnsurs(I Savings BRANCH OFFIOB. BOUTRI 81. OOVBNTRT biliW for Inter-hli^ school compeUtlon perience the joys of life that ws day adaptability. With SCULPTRA, vou ii^ Seal. Come see SCULPTRA tonight. that tba whole American press, hitherto In me years to come. may be prepumS for Its sor­ can enjoy the good lifp NOW on a modest Pick up your Honeymoon Holiday contest usually abused for its slavish adhermce What is needsd Is a happy compro­ rows, Amen. budget. Its carefully matched walnut veneers blank. Nothing to buy I to the BspubUeav party, bad been espe- mise between gort courts and low main­ Submitted by OPEN TILL SPJL Mon,n)ia«i. tenance—-but unfortunately the court are hand-rubbed and waxed to a rich patina gially «»r»-WBD. CLOSED AT NOON that requires no malntenanfk also sup- Dudley Extra Hou QoMwater as a particular candidate. plies UtUe tennis. — MIODLBTOVm u m THim use/no m m in a b o a t * Csntsr Congregational But a good pertibo pf the nsentment \ Qyurch. f j ,v I . \- • ‘ ■ i. E^'T /

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* TONN^ raiD A Y , JULY^IT, 1964 WANCmTER KVININ^ n S A ID , MANGHISTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JULY 17, 1964 P A W M i d d a il y c r o s s w o r d p u z z l e BY R0U80M OimEOARW ^iOm with MAJORHOOPLB Freemw Principal Police Arre$U Sonth Windsor Columbia 6 SEE THE MAN IN THI IFTttUHAVEAAjy oou«rs,THe WaWitt IhdM de, IS, of IM GOP Committee Will Fill Young GOP FISH CAN O TU . BE CAUGHT I W o r i t t of C o w a r d | CNntar St, waa ehargad last WHITE STRAW HAT at IN TH» A M A ZO N /iNE fV U M D night with brsach «f Hm paaoa Things in tvc worldiSUT IN HUNDREDS O fiTH C M -* ^ / Town Vacancies at Meeting In Kickoff VOUR BLARnC fISH WAS MMOBK UWixkaiiB A8O0T AS BIS AS PERCH — AND UBMbooins aftar po^oa found him prowling NSVER SGSN OUTSIDE fOU CAN BLOW THEM UP WtTM Wilttsm F. F’rsemaa, superriBorjr prioelpal i t Nathan around on Waavor St. Mr. and Mha. Donald Farkar THE •D.T.'#.''— THE ONLV 71— SliSr urrpWnA Tha lUpuhliean^TowB Com-SMonday at 7:S0 p.ra. a t the St \ BlCVCLE PUMP UEuDr Ontk M O W H^.fiehool iinee July 1962, was appdnt^ supervisory MoBrida la fra# imdar a pre- - Margaret Mary’s Pariah HaU. ware hoata at a kick odf maat- sxiiwar®"- 7-/7 FISH THAT CAN BB MCImt* SSSUrlnBMaU mlttaa will held a mast­ Incipal at Verplanck School by the board of ^ucation fasslonal bond of |100, and la ta In a racent Little League STRETCHEO TO ANV ^IZE; MLegIBaUre Iwdy MjN w d ing mad aoeial next Thursday Ing Tuesday, held to start ra-, BViUUS BUNNY 16H*fy,bmw t night in an executive session. appaar In aourt Aug. S. game the Short Seconds beat activating tbs Young Rapub- unuM(eaab. MIMHBfa* Ha wiU flu tha poat left vm-5 Jamas P. Liabman, 17, 600 m • to 9 pjn. at tha home the Dodgers S-2. Winning pitch­ form) mintlDli lioan Club in town. eaitf toy MIm Oathartne SlMi’e LydaS SL, waa stoppad by of Chairman Frank K. Brown, er waa Michael Curtin. About 20 persona attandad, ISDiocMHi ctm In the Senior League the 19 Pip* dto SOSaSew . retlmoant Tha pilncipBiailp at •Canchestar poUoa on a routina 1676 Main S t. Bast Windsor including guasta fm m tha stats SSSoftnoMd Hawks beat the Owls 11-4. The 90 Balt NaThaa Hala la bow open Bor ohaek Uiia morning and found Hill. YGOP, such aa Mra. tt* a Couch g tO m m U m ^ g«J _ - a(«UeatkMia. winning pitcher aras Paul Lan- HOTEL »« ---- Oalf to havo n6 llcanaa hnpropar Tha agenda arlll include ap­ Ayrea of Pomfret, Dlatriet 3 aOantram M Batedtr iM ora Um hoard dacidad on registration plataa and to ba chairman o f the state YGOP EL 34Ardent 94BMi^. . pointment of additional town Iroundbreaking ceremonies MOrar (prefix) muuutain Ri ■ lO r c U M jM Ha eloaed aaeskin, it had ap- driving an unraglatMad vahkila/ and Camck Mann of Groton, 9 m o ”(comb, forn^ « ^n aipwrtac I bommltaa sub-comfhittaas; dis­ will be held at ths Ell Terry 17“----- li¥Mr aBCwtoma anvad the aiifH^tinanta ot PoUca found that tietaman’s cussion of tha state representa- Elementary School site at 2 YGOP state chairman. 20 Plant lUlk r 16 r n r w ur taecheiiB end fhra aaeratai^ oar was unregiatarad and that Both guests spiNce, pointing aocut r " r 1 r r tlvaa and town committee va- p.m. on Sunday. NEW LOW IM. K had alao afifiroved two the plataa on the oar belonged canciaa. out organizational functions aa □ i r SST m w IT" caalsiBaRkina. to a vehicle owned by hla moth­ Repraaantatlvaa from naigh- Mancheater Evening Herald well as events coming up this (Homan) . J er. Ltebman poatad a 1100 bond fall before election. SBOf beattB r Fraaman, a gtaduaU o t Xron* horing' town eommlttaas, na­ South Windsor correspondent, IS" Eon (Ohio) High SchoiN, aarnad and win ba preaentad In eeurt tional dalagataa, local and re Brownie Joseph, telephime 644- Edward Fox was named MHoax J ohairman ot ttM constitution >0Vaaa i r a baohelor o f acianoa dagraa Aug. B. gional oandidatM, and central EMIfe------PRICESI 40Pldi fraaa WUUaMuiUe State Teach- state commlttaamen have bean and by-laws committee; Mrs. 41Wron«(praflx) 20 J i Charles Dutton and Mrs. Don­ 42Cal*aUalbod7 ata* OoQege. Ha took his maa- Invited. tw 'a eC aduoation ta adminla- ald Caulfield Jr., will head tha 440ratjpaa Hospital Access Tha American Legion base­ membership drive aad WUliam 47fiotevar (poai) tn O tm aad ai;4;>arvisiaa from Revenue Office ball schedule for tha remainder Plummer is program chaiiman. tflaman J BiByar OoUago o< tha tJMvar- 7-IT Plans Delayed of the season is: Sunday, Rock- The next meeUng will be held , io r n 40BotenoM aity o t Hartford In I960. vllls at tha South W lnd/ir Open Tomorrow lA BIT* ■onrea Aug. 18 at a time and plaea to BY V. T. HAMLIN A flOGannaa Ihe naw post la the foiirth Rij^ School; Tuesday, at Staf be announced. "jALLV OOP eommimlly aobool admlnlatratlTa poaitlon Plans for Improved access to ford; Wednesday, at Wathe;*- The collector of revenue of­ '58 CHEVROLET Manchaitar Memorial Hospital Heads Finance Panel THAT'S . DOWN for tha 4S-yaar-old teacher. He flald; July 26, Coventry at fice in the Municipal Building YOU JUST I WHX.VBROUfiHTU*-'^ BUT HOW CAN —the subject of a half doien South Windsor Hign School; (Jharles Hill Jr. has been ap­ BO AJr S-Doer. GMd, I BE SURE I ISawloaaeU' ^ becaa hla career aa a 7th Grade will bo open from 8:80 to noon PONTKNOWV. T >« A O J ^ IGlaneaa alyiy meetingi earlier tai the year- July 38, at Stafford, and July pointed chairman of the finance ■utamaMe, 6-aylladar. HOW NAKED N . HX**EU; / HAVE OOP \ MISTAKE... MAKE SURE? CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER teahhar la Batatley School In committee which will ralaa IKindla apt amber ISSl. In Se|>teinber WUUem r. FreemMi are being suspended pending 81, at South Windsor High tomorrow morning for the col­ I PEEL WITH- VOU KNOWl /ASSASSINATED, \ ^ WHAT S funds for the coming election, whltewalla, RAH Me. $ 4BaTatafla the outcome of the hoepttal's S ^ool. lection o f the first installment OUT MYCROVVNr>--ii——r - » STEPRA USIN' A 1 PO I SHeadpieM K M he became teaching prin- according to Atty, BUaafaeth 6S6B / J k UTTLE BRAINS'A NOW? al|ial at BuckUnd School. In of 1964-66 taxes. SMarlnar'a anaugh Oarage 6-1. Bd Churilla The town dlrectora have ex- Sunday games begin at 3 p.m. D. Hutchina, chairman of tbe diracthm Saptamhar I960 he moved to Tagepayers have until Aug. 1 waa the winning piteher^jmd' ^ preference for a new and weekdays at 6 p.m. Republican town committee. 7E(Ubliabad Robertean School aa teaching The team roatar and their to pay the Installment If they nr John Struff pitched' for Cava- , access road from Alpine St. 8 Vain pctneipal. From July 1968 until sponsors Include; Robert Hale wish to avoid a penalty on the OArtide .. nauBh Oarage. Jim McDonald I west of the hospital to W. Mid- BAancheater Eveninc BteraM m preaent he haa been at Na­ sponsored by Case and Blinn; fill! tax. The amount of interest tOBiiiaB middiie hit a for Crockett I dla TpKa.. as the most affacUve OotiimMa oorraapondent, 'Vir­ *61 CHIVROLn *59 FORD a ! than Hala. Agency. Dennis Murphy, Pleasant Val­ charged on accounts not paid ConvartlMa Blue. Aute- 3-Deor Hardtop, white means of Improving routine and ley Package; James Rohlln, ginia M. Cririson, tel. 336-93t4. Freeman aarved aa praaident The minor league standings I emergency access to the med- by that date is one-half of one matie, V-8, whitewall and green, Ferdomatla, at’ tha Mancheater Muoatlon are: Crockett Agency, seven Newberry Insuranea; Richard per cent per month, commenc­ ttvaa. Radie, haatar, de- V-6, whitawalls, radio Mid Ji, - t * ; leal complex. BY J. R. WILLIAMS Asaoelatloii for two terma from wina and two losses; Cavanaugh Riordon, South Windsor Tobac ing with July 1. froatar. Me. eSM. heater. Mo. 4067. 4 OUT OUR WAY The preferred plan would con­ ISeS-fiS and 1GM-G7. He has Garage, five wlna and seven CO Farm; Robert McCormick Tax bills amounting to 860 or $89S losses; and O k H Paving, four flict with hospital axpanaion Waetbrook Hardware; Eugene SUMMER SCHEDULE $1775 been reoreation director at I plans, however, which would lass must b j paid In one InataE- Jk Wickham Park for the laat wins and seven losses. , - . __ , ____ Majowlex, J. B. Shepard, Inc. meut by Aug. 1. MARLOW’S OPEN Tues­ 7-IT In the Junior league W h lU ! ^eaWng pl^aqua^^^ Tom Twarkins, Burnham SerV' '59 PONTIAC four aummecs. The tax oollactor’a office, day thru Saturday 9:86 to *62 RAMBLER Oatallna eonvertlble, Uua, a a . Ih a achool board alao a|>- Glass wll^ play MkM Oil today, j*" Ice Sta|lon, and Martin No- which la open dally from 8:30 S:80; Thursday tUl 9:60 Amariean 4-Door Station relko, Jackeon’s Market. autetnatlc.. V-8, radio and potntad two naw high achool Mrs. Clemewell Young Is b ack ! 5 “Jf a.m. to 4:30 p.m., will also be P.M. Closed Mondays dur­ Wagon. Bhia. Standard heater, wMtewalla. Mbw BY AL VERMLciR Bolton correspondent a U ! c»>Uect has bean put to ^PRISCILLA’S POP teachera, one new Junior high Alao Keneth Malone, Clviea C(>*n on Saturday morning, ing July and August. shift. Whitewall 1 1 r a a, BUSS. teacher, and a hearing and news Items should be given k» 1 Kevin Merli, Richard Motors jifly 36. haatar, dafroEfler. Mo. 5637 Mrs. Young, telephone 648-8981. hospital bulldi^, ralo^tlng James Pease, Andrewa Oil $1175 SEE THAr? MRSRUMBLY HYOU I apaaeh therepiat for the oom- ] the heating plant, entrances, $1295 IS OFFERING A WEEK^ . DON'T S E ^ l ,I?EAD . emplo/ees, James Needham, Frank’s Phar *62 FALCON &NTHUS^ THE, Idaiy G. OiogowaU, a acmeweU Yonng, The Her- w«6 ott«r 6aUlls of the addi- macy, Braeat Hoffman, Pole FIRST PRIZE VACATION AT WAIKIKI f , M onolulu ald’s regular Bolton oorreapond- tlim. ,___ . '60 PLYMOUTH S-Door Wagon. Baiga. PEACH/ 5! SMALL M ident o f Agawam, Haas., wUl Brothera; Brace Hoffman, Ray .PRINT. ent, returns Monday. Starting The hospital t r ^ e m will Holcombe, Realtor; Barry S-Door fladan. Beige. An- Automatic. 6-eyliad*r. taadh ttigUah at Mandweter today aU news Hems shonld be bring the architect s ftautags I bdliBVB it is high tim* that PoNc* ChM tomatie. Hactar, dafroot- Whitewall tirw. Hadle, '^THAT’S , High, at aalary of |5,600. She Sheckley, Burgaaa and Dube In­ -WHY/ dimeted to Mrs. Yeung, tele- back to the directors whsn they surance; Paul Mooney, Mahr ar. Mo. 6060. heater, dafrooter. Mo, 54B0 hi a graduata of The American phoM 64S-8B8L I have been completed. JofiMS M. Rffordon sheuid b« bottar briofad / i IntemaitkBMd OoHege, with a Freight; Coach James Snow, $141 $1295 BA degrae. Post Road Stagea, and Coach Peter Blinn, Jim Mllkie, Build­ by PoKcff Maeiicmie John loldyga iR Hm !•- GharlM M. Menriok, a reai- er. »FllN*PILi^ 0 0 dmit of Glaatonbury, wW teaoh Experience Extremes Heade G«iar4 Unit eotioR and bistailation of signs coming nndor Bogtlah-Soolal Studlee at H- Girl* rim t Lt. Jamaa B. Heniy, Sng Junior High at a aalary of 61 Dart RIU Rd., has taken bis command, instnod of tho pellco cMof hav­ '60 PLYMOUTH 16,400. Hate a graduate of Elaat eomand of Company C, Second Stroudsburg (Pa.) SUt* Col­ Of Altitude, Temperature Battalion, 169th Infantry, Con­ ing o sot mind on tho subjoct cn id prosontlll lage with a BS degree. necticut Army National Guard, 3-Deer Btatlon Wagon. yi Mlaa Barbara Waters, a rea- The two doaen girls fromtenahes and turUaa, a souroa of Meriden. Baiga, standard riilft, sonM ooncam to the other girls. FRANCiS HAPPENNY A l^ «U lff0 k tdent of Portland, Maine, will Manchester and environs tour­ The announcement of hla ap­ 6-eyIliidor, whitswalli, $1 teach I*atin and Engliah at Oei Sunday, the group Jour- ing the country with the Phin- pointment waa made by Maj. radio, haatar, Aa*roat- BY JOE CAMPBELL Bannat Junior High at a aalary neyad into Mexico for ohuroh at Gen. B. Donald Waleh, atats ar. No. 8693. BONNIE ney-Himt Educational Tour ex­ • IW4 W Ml*, he. TM Wf UA M. OW. 7-/7 a t 16,600. She la a graduate or the Cathedral of Ouadaioupc In adjutant general. perienced some real extremes Tijuana. Hia ohuroh waa filled St. Joeeph'a College, Standiah, Lt. Henry haa bean aarvlng "Our vacation otarta noxt week! That’s when Junior Ifaine, with a BA degree. of altitude and temperature In with a myriad of Madi haired JtTt.WLMfWS the Journey from their camp- aa a platoon leader In Company starte for camp!” THE RUPE MIAKENINS ISra Veronica R. Oebom, a Mexican munobklns for a ser­ A, Second Battalion, 169th In­ U, wta • out at Craig, Colo., to their vice por los nlvos, and the '58 RAMBLER raeldent of Coventry, will work luxury motel at Disneyland in fantry, Middletown. '58 OLDSMOBILE aa a epeedi and hearing thera- girls had an cf>portMnity to stu­ (California six days later. Camp dy a variety of Mexican types Aitarded Wlnga BRING YOUR NEXT 4-Deor, vdtlte and greon, Wagen, 3-toaw blue. Ra­ pist at a aalary of E8,8O0. She at O a ig was a mile high, with Second Lt. Stephen Hopkina, radio, haatar, hydramatte, dio, heater, aatemaOa. a graduate of State Teach­ at worship. The girls studied cool temperatures. A succeed­ further such types at the bull aon of Mr. and Mra. Alfred H. whitawalls. Me. B881. Mo. 8786. BEN CASEY er* College, Salem, Maas., with ing camp was at Cedar Breaks, Hopkins of 80 Strong Rd., has a BS degree and Boeton Uni- fights in the Plaza Monumental been awarded U.S. Air Force PRESCRIPTION Utah, two miles high, with near ring in the afternoon. They pro­ lE W veraity with a maater’s degree. silver pilot wings following his $495 freezing temperaturea That nounced it a oolorftil and excit­ i The board a|iproved five per- graduation from flying training (! same day, lunch in an air con­ ing spectacle. A long swim in HERE ; aona to ■ecretariar poaitione. ditioned restaurant was a must at Webb Air Force Base, Texas. the Padflc at Silver Strand VJ~* They are: Mrs. Joyce B. Leigh­ at Las Vegas, since the tem- lA. Hopkins Is being assigned ^rnture had risen to 106 de­ Beach produced fun in (he long to Castle AFB. California, for ton aa adminlatratlve aecretary, Pacific rollers and sun (gums all Ifm. Bvelyn Toretenson aa a grees. Temperatures outside the specialized training. Upon com­ -V EXTENDED WARRANTY air - conditioned bus traveling around. pletion of the advance aircrew Bowera S BACK IN1D COMA. aUT natten for maternity reoaons of Carol Olekslw and a corps of ing Los Angeles and Holly­ the parents of all students at­ LCi^seriHE HE CAUEP HIMSBF...^ Ifra. Carolyn B. Bhrman, an helpers prepared the Craig, wood. Then, eastward, toward tending East CathoNc High OTHER ONE OFF. IkigUMi te a s e r at Manchester (Jolo., camp supper, being tired home. School from South Windsor ■M PLYM OUW '59 CHEVROLBT I tnucaai High, Mlsa Merriam Hurwitz of Gil Hunt’s cooking. Carol S-Door. OreoEt. Standard Oonvertibta. Blue, radio, a fifth grade teacher at Wash made a hunter’s stew after get­ shift. 6-cyllnder. White­ haatar, automatic. ington School, resigned because ting Les Hunter’s permission to wall tlrae. Radio, haatar. i k ^ , $1095 o f family Dlnesa. use the name. Tremendous No. 8d96. MORTY MEEKLE BY. DICK CAVALLl quantities were consumed by $790 c u the girls, whose resolutions '62 VOLKSWAGEN e T concerning dieting have gener­ AAAEtzy /^v)mJ>JTM A0e/'iOtiiF lAAAafv^ BV66IN0 OP THe CHANQg TO Bolton ally suffered. At the campfire '59 CHEVROLH Kombl Bua. S Mata, 6- C AN 0Z\a^ H&yTLACT/ BU2C7. DAIRY QUEEN 4-Door Hardtop. SUvar paaaangar. FuQy aquipped. HOwvmx>\aJLi» BODY. LULU LOOKiMR.MeKBE. MltMcKEE WAS REFERRING EAmtLniERBS ALWAVS M/STMtSi Linda Bayer learned to d io p A CERTAIN AMOUNT LUUIBELLEl will be married Saturday to wood to r the badly needed No. 6680. BY LANK LEONARD BBLLEl are VOU $ U » THATB BE CAREFUL WHO. TO PVRITE, LULU BELLE-. A 643-6.384 -* MICKEY FINN A GOLD NUGGET? IT MIGHT VOO CAU5 A FOOL! METAL OLD PROSPECTORS OF SILVER PRESENT WHERB 15 Howard O. Williams Jr. of campfire, and Janice Ford and PERO BEFOOLS GOLPi I HAPPEN TO BE OFTEN MISTOOK FOR SOUP! IN UNREFINED GOLDi THIS WINE? Jaffrey, N. H. The ceremony Margaret Auotln kept warm In WHV-AH-yES.' ALApyt .. MR.MCKEE. THIS IS A win take place at Trinity the near freezing night by hud­ lJ U S r GOT BACK RIAL NUGGBTI Florist SOAAE HOUSE Methodist Church, Springfield, dling together In the same KRAUSE PHK— AM>lHAi/e A L E TTE R HBRE THAT WOULDNT Mass. sleeping bag, with the extra one '62 BUICK '61 FORD THAT I F E L T I ^ c o s t TOO AAUCH/ Beach Group Meeta- over them. Diana Hunt and 621 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER 3-Door Sedan, blue fln- Tfce Rosedale Beach Assocl Blactra Convertible. Blue, SHOULD BRING TO, Marianne Rieder made friends automatic, V-8, whitewall lah, automatic, radio, VOURATTENTHMi atlon will meet tomorrow at with a Minnesota camper who OF MANCHBSTERl heater, whltewalla. p.ln. on the beach. The agenda IFIPCHER BUSS CO. tiros, radio, haatar, da- gave them two extra ground includes discussion of the possl froaUr, power top, power $975 oloths and a couple of addition­ blllty of Incorporating the as ataering, brakaa, windows, sociaHon and the election of of al blankets to add to their com­ **When You Think of Glass, 64S4521 seats. Leather interior. '60 RAMBLER fort. Judy Teets enjoyed the Tinted windshield. fleers. I f the weather Is In You oan RELAX v^on Think of Fletcher** 3-Deor 'SUUon Wsgpa. Metnent, ths meeUng will be camp but was eager Jo move on $2595 Oraan. Nleely aquippod. held Sunday at J p.m. to the Pacific. The Teets’ am­ very econoAilcal. Mr. and Mra William H bition Is to drop her MHS re­ your houM m painfod $395 port card into the Pacific. '41 MERCURY Bogel, Loomis Rd., last night NOW AT OUR Monterey 3-Door Hardtop. entertaMed at their home After broiling through the Mojave Desert, the girls put up White. Automatic. V-3. '60 CHEVROLET honor of their guesU, Mr. and Impala 4-Door Hardtop. at the Twenty-nine Palms Inn ^EW LOCATION WhitswaU Uroa. Radio, Mrs. Mack Nordmann and Miss haatar, defroatar. Power Blue. Radio, haater, Pow- in that strangely named oasis D A V Y JO N E S BY LEFF and McWILLUMS ObMla Nordmann of Hamburg, steMring-brakas. No. 5683 ergUda. Whitawalls. Germany. city. Supper meant steaks char­ $1395, / : MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Baseball Scores coal-broiled by the pool, and vVWll//// 54 McKEE STREET $1295 EVEN AN EXPERT ^ CLEMENTINE/ n... / IT WON'T WORK, BOSS* In the minor league yesterday eating In bathing suits. Cooke COULD BE TAKEN HOW COULD TOU YOUR ( YOU'RE NOT LEAVING ME Crockett Agency defeated Cav and waiters ■ were local collegi­ LARGER QUARTERS and MORE PARKING NO, JU S T TOUR TH IS SURE AAAKES GARDENING IN BV THOSE PtR- AND RAUL USE MY ------AND CLEM HOLDING THE BAG ans and Marines, several of WHY? POTOU SHIP TO ROB MY AREA TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE WAhfrTO ©OLF B A S A HECK OF A LOT MORE FUN! FECT FAKES. NOW, whom were pushed Into the LET'S GO ABOVE AND BOHROW AND CART. c pool, clothing and all, by the APB?NA7H>{ SEE WHAT MR.8ELFAR exhuberant girls. (Jhlef pushers AUTO GLASS INSTALLED DOVOO MV CLUBS? I m k Ii 6Bid ®ard«i PUN TO were Penny Spencer, Jean Bax­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS UMIRELLAS ter, and others. u s e TOUR Mary Lamonzo, (Jarol Mooney 60LF and Janice Ford found a strange MIRRORS (Firoploco and Door) | Ct-UPC creature on their patio, killed PICTURE FRAMING (oU typos) CHEVHOl- C r TOPAy? REPAIRED and it, and brought it bo chaperone Mrs. Nancy Phlnney, who WINDOW and PLATE GLASS] RECOVERED screamed ‘‘soorpion!” It was. Needless to say, room doors OONTRACTORSi WE HAVE IN STOCK "A FRlBfi|QtY^PlA<$(| were tightly looked that night. C. J. MORRISON i^In cool ’San Diego, the ^ Is MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS 2 S 9 . J 4 4 I ^ ^ IL . LOUB MLAZZI 739 MAIN 8T.~at«te Theater Bldg.— 649-9713 toured famous San Diego Zoo, ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN 467 C O N N B Q j f j m y j E When You Think Of Glaaa, Think Of Fletcher ' U l ELDRIDGE STBEBT where tha TV production PAINT* WALLPAPER STORE “Zoonuna” le filmed. Marianne 6 U -W 8 Medar was most lEsqwatsd by V \

MANCHBBTDR IVBNINO HEBAIA MANOBOMISI, COMNyimDAY, JULY 17. 19M m WCMBBTER lYKMlNO HKRAU), MANCHBBTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, JULY 1% 1964 FAQl I L m M , %Uti^Reg^ Lead Player Earning Keep at Nicklaus Home Dodgers Gome to Life Herald Angle HOWIE HOLGOMB Passes Hint Moriarty Victors, Back in the Good Graces Sporta Editor B tra n r u b a o c b ^dlding a 14-4 lead after T h a t Helps Barber^lng. He bad helped his cause Since All-Star Break Before the start of the season the writer picked Man­ Stay Alive in Series NEW YORK (AP)—Onlyt ended *fT a four-game unporunt. Baltimore the liming before with a two- three bmings, Oos’s Orliiders chester to take District Four American Lcirion honors last Tuesday, Hank Bauer losing streak and boosted the run home run with two out to had UtUe trouble disposing of with defending chaippion Rockville as the leading con­ ths BA. auli, 1»-*, at Mt. Netoo Ja c k Swing called him "My biggest dis­ Orioles back into first place put his team ahead 2-1. INCNFWjTT YORK X\/lVfW iAP^—Th64P*»c«« Xliv ^ ***• ** ItadfArt Mahaffey, wakedMIIIm Mtk Jerry last night. lace. The PhlUlee rode three Lynch InteationaUy, fffling the tender. 'This wM pr^cated on Manchester’s healthy Defending champion Moriarty Brothers stayed aUva appointment." over the Yankees by a half- The crowd of 27,321 rosu'ed bi Los A n f else Dodgers arMi’t club and Rockville’s ailing one. Now that the dlstirict Today, Steve Barber, Just one game. anticipation when Mickey Man­ Burt and Barry BaskervlUe ilta 1^ rally — atartlng Cookie bases and putting the po^U al COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) in the 1964 Town Uttle League Playoffs laat night with start removed from the bullpen, tle led off the sixth with a walk led the winners’ attack with staging any music appre­ Rojas to a 7-6 victory over Pitts- winning run on with two out. schedule is a little past the half-way mark, the situation —You esn’t isy thst Gary a 6-2 victory over Ncurnan’s at Waddell Field. The win The victory was only Bar­ five Mts between them. Joe bu^h and a lead at four per- Baldsehun got out of the Jam is reveraedi was back in his manager’s good ber's fifth against seven de­ and Tommy Tresh followed with ciation nights for Manager Player isn’t earning his gave Mmnarty’s, champe, the right to graces after having pitched the a single. Bllie Howard worked Pongrata added three more in­ Walt Alston, but he has to cttitage points over tha Giants. by stiUdng out Domz ClendeBoii. laanctiester’s problems are ' y PoUoe ft Fli«, American feats. Last year he won 20 and cluding a triple. In addltlan to Milwaukee’s Hank Fischer • • • truto is that our stats date has keep over at Jack Nkklans’ Baltimore Orioles back Into first the count to 8-2 and Bauer or­ mounting while Rockville’s, the worst promotion and the IS Itinga, Saturday. Lost lost 18. their overwhelming offense, be enjoying that steady stopped San Francisco on four house—and it’s pretty steep place. dered the bullpen to action. b b a v e s -o i a Nt b — while atill apparent, are more poorest attendance of any of night's loss eltmiiuted TOae- -Barber had been bombed out Oua’s came up with the sea­ hum hits. hits, 6-0. This has been a trying year The defending World Cham­ ’The Bravaa handed the Inclined to be on the upgrade the special stats "days” bsid keeping. Speed Mark man’s. for the 26-year-old left-hander. of the box In four of his last Barber hung In there, though. son’s first tripie play in the Third-place ClnoiiuaU also Giants their third straight set­ than anything else. Player, who is Jack’s bouse FTANDINGS five starts. He threw five straight strikes. pions, cloaing the gap on the cloaed the gap In the tightening each year at the bomt of the In his own words, "I've been fourth inning. National L e ^ e leaders since back and added to their own Loss o f catcher Joe Alu- Bosox. guest at the PGA golf tourna­ W . L. IM . "If he hadn’t pitched well,” Howard fouled off the first four None of the losers got more race, n\ov&ig to within three pitching like an amateur." the AU-8U r Game, continued streak by posting their otg^th bickl was a tough blow for ment this week, paused between By Campbell ft F i r e ...... S 6 1B66 Thursday night, however. said Bauer, "1 would have'stuck and hit the fifth on the ground than one hit. Bob Roma n|tfs and one-half games of the lead victory In the last 10 games and Coach Dick Cobb’s club but the This is not to put the blame effqrts to eat Nieklaus out of 3Ioe4a^ty s ....• • .• • I 1 B60 him In the bullpen. Then he’d to Luis Apaiiclo, who started their hea'vy hitting at St. Ixniis by downing Houston, 8-2, and on Joe Riley, the affable puhHc Barber looked like a combina­ triple was their longest hit o f laat night by walloping the Car- their 14th in 10. loss of pitcher Ray LaGace was house and home, and gave his 6 2 J60 tion of V ^ tey Ford and Sandy have to pitch his way back into a double play. Joe Pepltone night. the Chioago Cuba cruahed the Fischer brought hla reoord to worse. Alubicki has been hospi­ relations man from Bristol into host a hint that straightened out In Adelaide grounded out and only one more dinala, 10-2, behind a IS-Mt at­ whose lap the promptlon is Koufax as he defeated the Yan­ the starting rotation.” Gus’s ...... 842 082 0 10-16-10 New York Meta, U-L 7-5 and oontributed to his own talized to correct a minor niMal his swing. If PoUoe ft Fire win again Yankee reached base after that, tack. • • * dumped --- usually at the last kees 6-1 on a four-hitter to snap Barber’s tensest moment BA’s ...... 000 000 8 8- 6 - 4 support with a two-run double. problem but won’t be back in That’s a little like adding an Saturday, they wUl have co p p o A on an . Ron Fairly again waa tha key minute. ADELAIDE, Australia (AP)— their six-game winning streak. Thursday came in the sixth inn^ McCormick and A.very; Conn DODOEBS-CARDS— Ha didn’t need K aa Hank action. Back la the key word extra story to the Empire State the playoff crown. But if M ^ - to the attack, collecting hla building, or an extra steak on Speed demon Doiwld Campbell and Adanns. Fairly, who haa hit oidy six Aiuon, Joe Torre and Dermis for LaGace too. His Is still giv­ Joe has little to work with— 0x1 /1 win, another gome will third homer in two nights plus little ( H ^ ’s plate. once said he would quit racli^ homers all season, provided the Manke honiered off Gaylord ing him trouble and he's order­ either in tinances or in person- have to be ployed under toe a pair of singles and driving in Dodgers with the only runs nel—and the event has boUed But Jack says he can use afl If be holds both the world auto RBC IXAOUB Perry. ed to restrict his acti-vity for double eUmination aeti^>. four runs while the Dodgers fin­ they needed by elamrnlng a • • • down in recent summers to be 1 the help he can get this week, Led by Terry Altken and some time. and sea speed record*. Greg Johnston pitched a ished the three-game set against thr

lUNCSiESTER EVENINO m a iA x n , XANCHISTIB. OOMN, FBIDAT, JTJLT IT, M64 ftoWMTt Propertjr ForSnle 72 F8r fl^e 72 Hoasta For Snk 72 72 Htfnsds For Sok 72 iFsrSfik 72 LotsFiari For Rent #7 0 MANCHESTER ORBBN - 8 NEW 0(X/>NIALS — Wa hava MANCHESTER — BeauMfiil 8 t r e e d l o t , 180 toot fr o n t M —- HanadMikl Goods II ApErtmtata— Fla«»— SPACaODt fMfo Oldac Oo- ■O. W IRM OR (atoifo-4 bed- VERNON—Ranch 8 rooma, S Restdential aoue. $8,700. SR** Bssiii«8B Strvtoas THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN CKPK c o d , Deimiapori. 1 and rooma«.g batba, flrspiaca, mod­ badrooma, family Nm k lt^ - room 2-ell ranch, attached ga­ Just Ueted two tour bsdroom room home, domplete with Tenem ants B8 rage, levaC, wen forubbed lot, ootonlala with aCl tha extras up fireplace, rec room, detariied verton Agency, Realtor, 848> O ffe n d IS 0RO8LBT raCrlgarator good g bedroom eottages, all oon- kaths, 8 bedrooma, 84)ar ga- em kltelMBi wttb Mrch eab- an, partial rec room, la bma- fltaplaced Uvliig room, dining oo Grandview Street. One home garage and carport, infide arta 8813. MUirAKEN runniag ' sondltlon, ffo- Tel. 4 ^ ROOMB, 18 BVxrd ttraat, fur­ yenlancaa, automatic heat, va- r w , ahimtaum oomMnstloos, men& lot 00x188 with trese, liHlSTHeWVEAft^ n s t , . ■ 814,8M. PtoUbtlck Agsoey. 848- rooiiit 8 large MdiQomk, ^ h u two and a half baths, the for storing two boats and D h O PENETRATINO SoaUng NIANIOON 6494)603. nace, automatic hot water aad e c ^ e e Augue* 984foptember 8. J0to40 wooded lot, $17,900. r o CKLBDOB — Lovely wooded W iLUlRR ktADC fOLARMAR, Bockville A16-08B2. FWtarlek Agamy, #484481 'n spaa, H8.000. Wotverton other IH- Two car garagas, trailer. Conveniont to stores. Cl a s s if ie d Service—Driveways and foun­ ■tove. Phone 848-4781. Junior and Senior High SehooC. lot 100x170, in AA sane, ell dations wateri>roofed. Call 999- MEAT! WHIRLPOOL automatic washer, brick Agency, 848 0484. Agency, Realtor, 848-8818. walk-out baesmeitts, ftonlly HBADUHEt 9 i FOUR BRDROOMt . room, eto. Has to be seen to Price reasonable. Call F. M. utilities, terms available. Ofo- 0614. 10 years old, running condl- e x c l u s i v e rental agenU for c a p e c o d , Dennis. Attractive 1499. 9MMMU4Q IN ICE one-bedroom eottage, eonven- $81,000-RBD ROT, Just oa foa lAuge NEW U gn N O -P D rtsr Street be ^ipreclated. Call, w# have Goal Agency, 643-3683 or 848- Nob. 930. 949-9106. two apartment bulldi^, $185. TWO FAMILY HMTIR AND NEVER montMy and up. Warren B. lontfy located to ocean and market. Mg 4-bedroom oo- urban. Ideal for aroa. 8 room Oi4>e, plus rec the key. T. J. Crockett, Real- 0281. ADVERTISING FLOOR CONSI^TANT EVENOOriNI Howlend, Realtor, 648-1108. lake swimming. 048-8114. lonlsk with all the extras. Rec all rooms genaroos, o^Mclally room, 8-«ar garage, deep tree • tor, 8tt-1677. im LTS STREET - SM fool B R A N D N E W - tha living room wttb fireplace, shaded, private lot, $17,900. MANCHESTER—Large expand- gWlFFLEf • DIN BIT E maide table, idastic room, breeseway, 3-car garage, frontage, 648-7444. THREE ROOM apartment, heat jnANTJO—For rant or sale. 4 porch, awnings, carpatliig. Sub­ attached garage, 1% batbs, Philbriek Agency, 6484464, aMe Cape, excellent condition, c l a s s i f i e d advertising d e p t , h o u r s wet, dry and sanding meth­ top, almost new. Tel. 64S-S219. L O C A TE D A T city utilities, garage, axtras. ods ‘eflnlahing floors, wood, and hot water, 885 monthly. room cottage, hot water, stall urban, but in Town. T. J. utility room. ^ ,9 0 0 aad worth g AJL to B PM. 1 shower. Very reasonable. 648 108-105 BRIDGE ST. it. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, |U,900 — MANCHESTER TI- Osmer 840-1643. asphalt, vinyl, clay, ooment, NINE PIECE mahogany dining AdulU only. No pete. 848-8106. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. OUTSTANDING THREE COMBINED loto «■ room set, reasonable. Call af­ 0420. M anchester 648-28U. rinity—Reduced—Ranch homo Bolton Lake shores, 6404BTI. others. Sealed and waxed. with garage on beautifully MANCHESTER—In the Buck- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ter 4, 648-0814. THREH ROOM apartment and MANCHESTER RANCH - 8 Materials. Tel. M9-7637. garage, 118 Main St., 8100. years old, exesKant location, wooded lot. An excellent mop- Six room raiMh, tip-top oondi- ley School area. Big, immacu MANCHESTER — Burnham IfOMPAT n n i nUDAT ICtM AJi^-AATUBDAW 9 AJA OLENWOOD deluxe gas range; Wanted To Rent 68 O PEN f o r ' 21 toot living room, flr a ^ c e , erty at a realistic price. Wes­ dition, tiled bath, dlahwhahar, late 7 room Ranch, featuring Street. 1*4 acre wooded boCd- 649-5229, 9-6. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitch­ Noige refrigerator; sectional INSPECTION kitchen with butlt-lns, natural TO SETTLE AN ESTATE ley R. Smith Agency, 848-1667. dUfioeal, screened porch, laun­ Ing lot, 166 foot frontage, no gMALL COMFORTABLE apart­ dry room, work bench area, en with large dining ares, water or eewers, $8,900. Own­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD couch; DanliA modern couch; FIVE ROOM Cat, 142 S. Main SUNDAY-^uly 19 woodwirk, alumimim windows, HoosehoM SenrlCM maple dining set; room divid­ St., now avaUable. Adults only. ment, all facilities, residential doors, and awnings, attached TWO FAMILY duplex, id j yaiid with privacy, near schools, buUt-lns, fully finished and er 643-8887. «r *^aat AdiT an tekea orer the phoae ae a area only. Adequate tor mid- 2-5 p.m . 71 Stiicklaiid Street alumimnn storm windows, churches and shopping. Exclu­ heated rec room, 2-csr garage, Offered 13-A er; MagnavoK TV set. 648-7202. Heat furnished. 848-8673. garage, 821,800. PhUbrlek - ■ ■"'laiTtrr Ih e advertiser should read his ad the FIRST ^ room town houses, by calling Builder, 649-6624 BOLTON ______PLANNING TO SELL . heat, hot water and appliances, gMALX,, RELIABLE engineer’s sunporch with garage, fire­ i«et or ■?—»*««* foserttoB for aay adverttseniait aad tbeo oaly chester Reflnlshlng Oo^, 643- high- Matching step end table, place, S bedrooms, screene, VERNON—Older 8 room Cape, SPACIOUS three bedroom' B « f o . \ r 20’’x80” . Walnut, very good private patio and cellar, peurk- family wants nice 6-8 room This beautifully completed home Nicely built 7 room home, lav­ ANDOVER LAKE—Charming, to the axtMt of a **imke good” taserttoa. Errors which do aot 9283. features: storms and Venetian blinde. 104x300 lot, oil furnace, $9,900. 6 room cottage, large lot, hot ranch, Keeney School area, iMoeB foe value of foe advertlsemeat wBI aot be eoneeted hy _L condition. 649-6848. ing, 81M- 649-4486, 649-8644. apartment-house, good neigh­ atory with shower off finished borhood, 14 years’ lease. 649- rec room, excellent location, Very subetantlally bullL Rockville ReaHy, 848-8188, 876- air oil heat, 2-car garage, tip­ one-half acre treed lot. many HAVE BUYERS waiting lor ‘iaaka food~ fosortloa^^______REWEAVING of BURNS, moth Alcoa Muminum sidlt^ 3627. extras. $18,400. Owner 649-6262. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ TABLE MODEL Sylvania TV; FOUR ROOM tenement, cen­ 0894. $21,500. Large lot 92x194. Beauti­ top omiditlon, full price, $9, homes in Manchester area. -Liat Hotpolnt electric range; 2 an­ trally located. Adults, Reason­ fully landscaped with plenty 600. Alice Clampat, Realtor, yours now. Char-Bon Real B»- dow shades made to measure, 4% large rooms on each floor BOL/TON-Big 7 room ranch on FIVE BEDROOMS, plus nice SOim OOWERATION WILL |\| A I ^ 3 .2 7 1 1 tique Hepplewhalte chairs; all able. 648-6015. LOUIS DIMOCK REALTY of trees. Conveniently lo­ 648-4648. Ute, 643-0683. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys BaabNM Proporty 4 acres. 1% baths, 8 oar ga­ airy kitchen, formal dining b e appreciated l/IPhlo I I made while you wait. Tape re­ in excellent condition. 742-7120. Excellent closets cated In a friendly neigh- FOUR ROOM duplex avaUable 649-9828 rage, basement flnifoed off. MANCHESTER — Buy yourself room, Hvlng room, sunporch, WANTED TO BUT — 6 room corders for rent. Marlow's. 867 F or S a k 70 borhod. Occupancy prior to TWO TWIN BEDS, boxsprings immediately. Adults. $80. 649- Colored eeramic tiled baths LAKEWOOD riram .w—Want July SI. Priced in the tow large productive blueberry 9d Income with this 14 room entrance foyer, 1^ baths, im­ modern ranch or or near M » Main.. 649-6221. patch . . . good tor $600.00 family duplex located in a maculate condition, and cen­ and mattresses; RCA TV con­ 8642. Bu s in e s s z o n e m — b i^ home with quality through' 20s. Can be seen anytime. line, good condition. RoricvlHa, .: sole; portable sewing machine; rooms wltb two oCflcos, oep- “ Picture book” kitchen with 649-7819. per year income. Vacant, low rBusiness Zone on Center Street. tral location. This sounds too 875-1336. £ HAND BRAIDED rugs made to MANCHESTER Garden Apts.— built-ins, Formica counters, out? Look over our mlB level tMrties. T. J. Crockett, Real­ good to be true, and we can order. Call 649-2462, 10 a.m.-S 12 fo ^ aluminum boat. Good a r ^ entraoco, suitable tor Priced under $30,000. Call Carl TioaMt Rsachiac Oar Mvarlitsr? Ay» room apartment, complete­ Double stainless steel sinks. up in the Lediewood Circle tor, 848-1677. Zinsser, Jarvis Rerity Co., hardly believe it ourselves, but WANTED—Must find 6 or 8 p.m. I condition. 649-7621 after 12 buslnesa or profeeslooal use. area. 8 rooms, 2>^ baths, etc. noon. ly redecorated. Includes heat, philbrlck Agmcy, 649-8464. Furniture finished cabinets, Realtors, 649-1131; EVes. 648- it is definitely true. Profee- room Cape in Manchester un> hot* water, stove, and refrig­ Spacious separate dining area Priced In the mid thirties MANCHESTER — Two famUy, 0088. sionallly appraised. Priced at der $16,500 for waiting client. M-Hoar Ihmnriag Ssrvlat and we think it worth it. T. J. MANCHESTER VKSNITY — 6 EVERYTHING in sterilized re­ erator. Available July 16. $120 44,000 SQ. FT. PLANT 28 miles room ranch, situated on a 6-6, Income producer, modem $16,900 tor quick sale. New list­ Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. kitchen, double garage, near Baildlng— Contraetine 14 Bonds— Stocki^— Help Wanted— Male 36 Boats and Accessories 46 conditioned used furniture and per month. 648-0000 or at office MUt of Hartford, 6' miles off Twin sized bedrooms 160x160,^ well shrubbed lot, at­ NEW LISTING — 6^ room ing. Balfiore Agency, 643-5131. 649-5139. Wilbur ChoBS. Good labor area. shopping, trsnm rtation. Ask­ ranch, set high on a hill, huge M ortgages 31 appliances, high quality—low 16 Forest Street. Oil hot water baseboard heat MANCHESTER—On Harlan 8t tached garage, S bedrooms, Fiat h Hirald Rtadtia ADDITIONS - Retaining walla, ELECTRICIAN or helper, ex­ 6 H.P. OUTBOARD built by ptfoes. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 18 acres phis lake, free water dining room, wall to wall car­ ing $22,000. Osfl John Cutler, yard tor the little ones to {Hay, COVENTRY NORTH -N e a r CAN YOU HELP us find this i 6 room Cape Cod with breeze­ BrMcer, 644-1762. 389-4091. cement floors, gan^s, bath­ perienced, Trade Schmd grad­ Mercury, with storage stand South Street, Rockville. 876- 56 BIRCH STREET, second and power, low taxes. Plant Cellar divided In two with two pet In Uving room, built-in oven walk-out basement, kitchen Coventry goCf course. 100 acre house In eastern Manchester? x Waat tafommtloB oa oaw of our elaaalfled adverHeetneateT No rooms tiled, remodeling. Root­ SECOND MinnQAfHDB - Dll- floor, cold flat, now available. way and garage, tree shaded farm, high location, lots of road 3-bedroom Colonial, Cape, o r ' J Umltsd funds avallaMs for sec­ uate or equivalent. Call 644- and extra lower assembly and 2174. Open 9-8. Hke new. WW sell or lease. separate oil burners, two oil I lot, dining room, large living and range, close to bus line, with dining ares, 9 bedrooms, •acwer at the telephoae Ustedt Simple oaB the ing. Call 649-4291. See Mr. Colby, first floor. MANCHESTER - Green Road. minutes to flopping, $14,900. frontage, older 9 room home, Split in shaded country set- t ond mortgages, payments to 0109. prop, 160 firm. 649-0471. $5,000 down. Owner 742-8626, tanks, and washer connections' room with fireplace, I bed­ immediate occupancy, $16,900. Solid, silent, expandable Cape, sve. 742-8000. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Wolverton Agency, Realtor, dairy barn, out buildings, ting with privacy. Prefer city * EDWARDS CONSTRUCTION WORK — Also suit your bodgst Expedient for each apartment. All cop- j rooms, I'A batiis, all for $17,- 4 down, 3 unfinished up with many potentials. Lawrence F. utilities, ^ c e about $X,000. { MACHINIST—AK around man, 1966 BIO TWIN 36 h.p. Evln- Machinery and Tools 52 per piping. 049-2818. 649-2818. patios, flreplaces, sidewalks aarvloe. J. D. Realty, 648-8139. must have job shop experience. rude, electric start, with all 149 OAKLAND STREET, 3 room ESSO SERVICE station for 400. Wolverton Agency, Real­ dorm en, copper plumMng, Fiano, Realtor, 843-2766. Occupancy September 1st. 749- t ANSWERING SERVICE and handy work. Call 648-0607. tor, 649-2813. plaster wa£ls, fireplace, ame- A BBITER ARRANOBMBNT Mico Mfg., 640 Hilliard, Man­ controls including 6 gallon fuel HIGHT FOOT porcelain sinks apartment $60. 649-5329, 9-6. lease at Bolton Notch, Ifigh- Lovely lot complete with treea; MANCHBSTER-Ott East Cen­ NO. 6ovm 4T R T — Just listed. Charles Nicholson. 742-6864. 8149. i ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. site drive and garage, beau­ Exquisite 6 room Cape, value 449-0500 ~ 875-2519 Q D ALITT CARPBNTRT- of your finaacoa will moke chester. 643-9368. tank and speed prop, used very with four faucets. Good for in­ and shrubs. MANCHESTER—7 room ranch, ter, 8 room Colonial, IH baths, FOR RENT—4 room heated D. Liottarop, 627-4188. tifully landscape. Priced to packed with owner’s extras. VERNON—4-year oSd 6 room Rooms, dormen, porchea, more of your tawome available little, unbelievably dean. Best dustrial work. Original price Large ameslte drive with turn 8 bedrooms, living room, fire­ caMneted kitchen with dish­ Legal Notice offer. 649-2684. $260, sacrifice $36. Fontaine’s apartment, near Park Street. washer, enclosed porch, only sell at $16,300. Call Frank L. 8.8 acres nicely landscaped, CMonial, baths, aluminum aM leave y o v meoMge. VouH hear tram oar advertlaer la Jig basements refinlshed, cab­ tor personal uaa. Lump debt Call 643-6118 between 8:80 a.m.- around. place, dining room, large pine Bausola, 743-8383 or 643-6696. Into one moothly payment of Uiwd Restaurant Equipment, $15,600. Hayes Agency, 643 fruit trees, 1^4 baths, large comMnations, bullt-lns, fall-out UMITA'nON OBDEB i time wlfoout opeading all evoaliig at the tdephoao. , inets, bullt-lBa, formica, tile. Salemien Wanted 36>A 4:30 p.m. Land For Sale 71 AM city utilities including gas. paneled family room, attached shelter, breezeway with at­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 833JB for eadi Oioueatid doUan 478 Windsor St., Hartford. 627- 4808. living room with brick fire­ No Job too smalL William garage, $17,600. FtaCbrlek tached garage, walk-out base­ at Uanohester, within end for the Including repayment over five Building Materials 47 6771. ROCKVILLE — 4% room flat, Priced in the mid twenties. Agency, 649-8464. place, full basement with walk­ District of Mancheeter, on the lOlh Robuna oarpentry service. NATIONAL concern with AAA e ig h t o r 10 acres with or SOUTH WINDSOR — Wapping, Coventry Lakefront Opportunity ment. Priced below FHA ap­ day of July, 1964. _ .. 649-8446. y e a r a n a i a Burke, 346-889T, lights and heat included, avail­ out. Extras, extras everywhere Lost and Fonnd Automobiles For Sale 4 rating has opening for cour­ without buildings. Inquire own- Please come and see us—we’H 729 Griffin Rd. Owner trans­ in this home, $16,900. For more praisal. Owner 876-0909. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, _ . Oonnentlcut Mortgage Ex­ able August 1st. Call 649-3108 •r 996 E. Middle T^ke., Box SLATER ST. — $17,900—4 bed­ Judae. . ' teous, ambitious men with car Office and Store be happy to tiiow you through. room, 2 bath ranch, Mg lot, no ferred, move right in, clean OWNER’S LOSS particulars call Gail Green, 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, ex­ change, 18 Lewie St, Hartford, to contact established cus­ between 3-7 p.m. 6. Mancheeter. NEW LISTOIG — Four room Betaite of Mary D. Heoderaoo. late r< IXJST—12 years old small Ter­ Conn. CASH LUMBER basement. Just over Town line, 6^ room ranch, carp^, 1% 742-7092, Welles Agency, 643- of Menohestar ai aaM Dhitrtet. oe- rier dog, all black with grayed ceptionally low mileage. Im­ tomers. $110. a week pCus ex­ Equipm ent 54 SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 Cape, fun basement, tile batii, oeaeed. . Special Services 15 THREE ROOMS available Au­ opposite new golf course. T. J. baths, fuK basement, half acre 0802. 742-7366. face, lovable family pet, name maculate. Phone 742-6998 after penses—advance to $8,000 to 1661 W. Main St., Willimantic bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 73X1BL treed lot, assumable 4' % Year 'round completely fur- wrsH to wall carpeting in Mv- On motion of Samuel O. lUnd y fx BOBTAIL stainless steel soda gust 1st. Couple only. Apply Houses For Sak 72 Marlon B. Robertson, Realtor, Crockett, Reiutor, 648-1677. niriied large, clean 6 room eon of eeid Mancheeter admlnl#------Rummy. Reward. 64S-6M1. 6 p.m. UL APPROVED lightning rods, Business Opportunities 32 $10,000 a year rapidly. Further mortgage. Principals only. 844- COVENTRY—Charming Cape in Ipg room, oi'l heat, excellent tTKlor. ^ V fountains, $66 up. Also, large Russell’s Barber Sfwp, 196 648-606S home, fireplace, large condition throughout, city wa­ awnings, roofing, siding, gut­ information supplied at inter­ 08,600 — 77BU- KEPT 6^ room JENSEN STREET—New 6 room 0610. excellent condition. Interior ORDBIRED: That six mootfaa from LOST — Man’s Omega Swiss PONTIAC 1961, V-8, hydromaUc, ters, combination windows. In­ FOR LEASE—Going Gulf Serv­ view—call 644-0202 between 6 4x8 half inch weldwood tdieatti- assortment restaurant equip­ Spruce Street. screened porch, one car ga­ ter, city sewer, $12,800. Charles Uie l« h day of July. 19M. and ’ ment. Fontaine’s Used Res­ ranch, 8 bedrooma, attractive BAST HARTFORD — Garrison Ranch, i bedrooms, living completely renovated, ameeite the same are Umitea and aHowed f* wristwatch wiOi Spldel band. good running condition, radio, sured warranty. Free esti­ ice Station in Manchester. and 8 p.m. ing plywood, $3.25 per sheet room, formal dining room, BOLTON—Ansaldi acres, 7 room rage, amesite drive, trees, Lesperamce, 649-76X. new battery, $66, or best of­ taurant Equipment, 478 Wind­ HARTFORD — Sub-let apart­ diiring a n a , suburban. Owner Colonial, S bedrooms, IH drive; an excellent invest­ for the creditors wUidn wWoh to Reward. Ftader please return mates, budget accounts. Bm - Good volume. Paid training kitchen, basement garage, all oolonlsd, 2 car garage, 3 fire­ professional neighbors. Ideal ment tor $11,200. For more par­ bring in their .cM m e a g a ^ s^d 4x8 % ’’ sheathing plywood ment, beginning August 1, 3^ amdouB. Oarlton W. Hntriiliis, baths, fireplace, buUt-lns, Fo u r f a m i l y — spacious to tiie Herald. fer. 649-4676. con Lightning Protection, 643- program. For details call 625 sor St., Hartford. utilities, convenient location, places, 3<4 ceramic tile baths, tor all water sports. For e ^ e . and said adminlsttatior I s ^ - touched sanded and plugged, rooms, air-conditioning, stove, Ri^tor, 6484081 breeseway, attached garage, ticulars call Gail Green, 742- rooms, completely equipped reoted to r*ve pUbHc n o «^ *9 fil* 5316. 6168 between 9 a.m. and 6 FHA financed, will consider built-ins, 2 porches, full attic, immediate sale by anxious LOST—Black and white glasses, Situations Wanted— $4.76 per sheet refrigerator, parking. 628-7984. wooded lot, $33,800. Philbrlck 7092, Wellies Agency, 643-0302, kitchens, air conditioned, cen­ creditors to hrfir In th^r dahna p.m. bONOORD RD - DsautlfM trade. Call Charles Ponticelll, full insulation and plastered owners, only $14,400. within said time aUowed by pu^ • bifocals, between Lincoln Trudis— ^Tractors Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Agency, Realtora, 649-8464. 742-7366. tral. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Fem ale 38 ranch, large Hring room, lomi- 649-9644, Or Barney Peterman, walls, 2 zone hot water oil h«Mna a oopy of Uds o r^ r In School and 118 Main Street. COMPLETELY remodeled res­ 1x3 select white oede flooring, 643-1567. some newmapor havtafa Roofmg— Siding 16 $220. per thousand WANTED TO BUT—Antiques Furnished Apartments 63-A al diMng room, cMliMt ktieban. MA* CHESTER - 114,900. Six 649-9404. hMt, ameslte drive, trees, on ATTENTION — Reduced for Uon In sakf probate diaWet wltotn Reward. 643-2089. taurant, Main Street location WILL CARE for child in my LAWRENCE F. FIANO FOR SALE—Pickup truck, 1949 and good used furniture. Vil­ I bedroennB, racreatloB room, n .n brick Cepe, firej^e, acre lot. Charles Lesperanee, quick sale. Husband trans­ MANCHESTER Vicinity— ten days from the date of tfati order A. A. DION. INC. Roofing downtown, retusonable rent with home while mother works. 643- 649-7620. and returnitui make to this eourt of the LOST—Black Miniature Poodle, Studebaker. Call 643-6306. 1x3 select red oak flooring, $380. lage Peddler Auction House, ONE ROOM, heated, furnished Isndseaped yard. Marion B. I « g * . excefieiit con Realtor 648-2766 ferred. Must sell 6'2 room C hooee from a Cape Cod or a aiding, painting. mtry. Al- good lease. Owner has other 2215. per thousand Route 88, milngton. 876-8711, apartment, bedroom set, gas Robertson. Realtor. 84M881 4 MR Vernon ranch in young nelghboihood, notice jrtTi named Bonnie, red collar. Re­ lear bus, Aopplnf, NEWER GARRISON Colonial Charles Niriiolson 743-6864 Rsmch type home. Not far from JOE J. WALXATPr, Jbdra teraUaIdns and~addidana. Cell Interest. Tel 649-9963. Bob Fhicklger, and Son. range, refrigerator, kitchen ^ehool. Carlton W Rutniliif, one-half acre lot. Any reason­ ward. 649-8542. tjm . Woikmanahlp guaran­ MARRIED WOMAN wants Warehouser k.d. framing, 1120. COLONIAL RANCH in fine residential area. 6 town, you’ll like the country Trailers— set. Free gas, electricity. Low CUSTOM RANCH—8 bedrooms, Realtor, 649-8181 able otter considered. Owner atmosphere. Six years old, teed. 399 Autumn S t 643-4880. babysitting evenings. Call 649- per thousand CASH IMMEDIATELY—We buy rent. Adult. Apply Ajvartment 3 baths, laige living room, rooms In best of condition, firC' 644-0690. LOST—SmoWe tiger kitten, part Mobile Homes 6-A Help Wanted— Female 35 6146. place, IH baths, paneled BOLTON—Ansaldi acres, 7 room present G.l. mortgages may be angora, lost Tuesday vicinity anything from a pin to battle- 4, 10 Depot Square. fireplace, dining room, rec OFF EAST CENTER Street—6 8 room ranrii, eye appeal­ BIDWJBLL HOME Improveonent Plastic corrugated root panels, rtilp. Used furniture and ap­ room, attached 3-car garage, breezeway and 2 car garage. raised ranch, 2 fireplaces, assumed. $14,400. Ellsworth Oak and Cottage St. Reward, 18 FOOT HI-LO aluminum EXPERIENCED office clerk- room Colonial witti 2-car ga­ ing, unusual room lay-out, Mitten Realty. 568 Middle Company - Roofing, aldliig, al' 26c per square foot pliances. Ask for Mr. Reed. FOUR ROOM tenement, fur­ beautiful view, $31,000 Phil- Don’t miss this one! Wesley large family room, 9 car ga­ ROCKLEDGE—Sbcceptional val­ Call 649-3789 avenings. camper, used 7 days, com­ bookkeeper. Must be an ac­ rage. like-new condition, only formal dining, push button Turnpike, E., 648-6980. taranons, additions and ra- Situations Wuited— 649-8254, 349-4794. nished, on bus line, parking, brick Agency, Realtors, 649- R. Smith Agency, 643-1667. rage, 2V4 bathe, 1 full bath, ue. Oversize Cape, 4 bedrooms, pletely equipped. McBride’s modeling of all types. Excel curate typist and adding ma­ Vertical windows, assembled $15,900. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ kitchen, garage, bowling Sport Spot, 689 Center St. 649- adults only. 166 Adams St. 8464. cy, 643-1567. laundry room, patio, bulltins, dining room, eat in kitchen, lent wonunanridp. 649-6488. chine operator. Knowledge of Male 39 and primed, with hardware, all WE BUT, SELL or trade an­ alley baisement, city water, »0 . WINDSOR, Wapping. i hot water oil heat, 2 sone, 8. WINDSOR, Wappli*. Non-de­ AiiRoniieeBMBta 8747. ' I '■■■ ~ ' ■ ' sizes SIS wall oven, counter range, etc., accounts payable procedures tique and used furniture, china, FURNISHED apartment for TOLLAND — S acres, treed. residy to move in to at $19,- room older home, 2 baths, 3- acre lot. OhaKes Laanerance, 3 flreiilaces, garage, semi-fin­ velopment 6 room L-shaped DION CONSTRUenON—Roof helpful. Starting salary $80 EXPERIENCED painter wants I ’ ' 900, Art ForalteT 640-6806. car garage, acre of land. Han­ ranch, rec room and bar. Han­ EUSCTROLOX sales aad rarv HIGGINS CAMP Trailer, alu­ part or full-time work, paint-. Store Hours: 7:30-5:30, Thursday glass, silver, picture tramee men or married couple, 4 Ranch. 5 rooms, away from 649-7630. ished playroom, beautiful lot, ing, siding, alterations, ceil weekly. Reply to Box D, Her­ and coins, old dolls and rooms, 2 baths, park-llke lo­ ley Agency, 848-0030. ley Agency, 648-0080. Ice. beaded representative Al­ minum, opens to 12 feet, new ings, gutters and aluminum ing or maintenance. TeS. 649- until 9 p.m., Saturday until 5:30 IMMEDIATE rc»d, $13,500. Rockville Real­ $21,900. Owner, 649-5677, 643' top, sleeps 4-6, $400. 649-1608. ald, stating qualifications. guns, hobby coUectioiui. attic cation, In the country, 1/5 mile ty, 643-2188, 876-2627. PORTER STREB7T Area—4 bed­ 0801. fred Am dl, n o Bryan Dr., windows. 643-4852, 643-0896. 8669 BARROWS A WALLACE $33,900-^JUST LISTED, a tlirse room Colonial! priced ter im­ contents or whole estates. Fur­ to Parkway, 6 miles to Pratt Msmehester Paricade, Manchester. 644-8141. POSSESSION MANCHESTER - Big Spotless family. Twd three-roomers on mediate sale because of own­ niture Repair Service Talcott- ft Whitney. 649-6906. Manchester 649-6806 MYSTIC, CONN. Auto Driving School 7-A LEGAL SECRETARY — Man­ vUle, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. Colonial with breezeway and one floor, a five-roomer on sec er transfer. Call for further ASSUMPTION Parirti — Im BIDWELL SIDING and raofing. chester. Write Box W, Herald. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ ond. Good Income. Excellent particulars. Wesley R. Smith Automobfie* For Sale 4 643-6379, 875-9109. Doga— Birds— Pets 41 Diamonds— W atehes— Here is a dandy "buy” In a garage. 1% baths. Formal din­ mediate occupancy, 6 room SHOREFRONT HOME LEARN TO DRIVE — Special ment, .second floor, heat, hot ing room. Large working kitch­ financing available. T. J Agency, 643-1667. Colonial, fireplace, 2-car ga­ THINK! Almost one-half of an ^ Jewelry 48 Rooms Without Board 59 fine ranch home in Jarvis SPLIT LEVBIL—8 rooms, mod­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. USED CAR? Tour ereOt ton­ attention to nervous and el­ Avon Representative’s business! GRf^MJNG and Warding, wfll water. No children. Call 648- Acres. Features large liv­ en. 23 foot living room with ern kitchen with bullt-lna, 1 rage, low down payment. Char- ed downl Shoct oa down pay- derly. Classroom for teen­ WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ 7376. center fireplace. 8 bedrooms. DUPLEX — 8-6, many modern bon Rea^i Estate, 648-0688. OPEN SUNDAY 2 to S P.M. ROOFING, siding, etc. Call 649- comes during the Christmas co.lect and deliver. H. C. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete ing room with Swedish large bedrooms, dining room, ANDOVER — Relax and enjoy improvements, close in town, IS, meatr Baaknqitr Repoasea agers. Pickup service. Day or 1422. Chase, Harmony Hill Kennels, pairing. Prompt service. Up to fireplace, spacious kitchen, Close to stores, schools and huge family room 21x38 with life and your family in this DIKEOnONB: FoUow Tourist Road map to slboford Oova, evening lessons. Reasonable selling season which starts. In Itoht housekeeping facilities. LARGE CLEAN 3% room fur­ St. James Parish, $19,600. War­ HobT Don’t desiwlrl See Hon­ September. If you start now Bolton, 643-6427. $20 on your old watch in trade. 3 bedrooms, 1’^ baths, full buses. A Real Buy at $20,900. fireplace, 2 full baths, 2-car ga­ deTiightfuI 3-bedroom home Groton, Conn. Enter Mumford Cove private Beaoh Qnb, tarn est Douglas.’ latraini about low- rates. Manchester Driving Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, Centrally located. Mrs. Dor- nished apartment, first floor, Wolverton Agency, Readtor, ren E. Howland, Realtor, 648- Coventry left on Colony Road, right on Rosa Road, left on ftBohotog* you will have a valuable cus­ aey, 14 Arch Street, Manches­ private entrance, all utilities, basement and carport. Sell­ rage, excellent nelghboriiood, Features lovely living room 1108. lA oat down, smabeat paymeats Academy, 742-7249. DACHSHUND, AKC registered, 787 Main Street, State Theater 649-2813. $10,900. Philbriok Agency, M9- family sized kitchen, bath and Olrele to Neptune Road. No. 17. Watch tor "Open’’ sign. Roofiiig and Chimneys 16-A tomer list and the experience puppy shots, chemipion blood ter. working couple preferred. 640- ing below replacement at 4 ACRES anywhere. No amaU loon or fl- needed to service the ever-ln- Building. $17,900. Call Barbara Babin. 8464. comfortable sunporch. Large INTERIOR Redecorating makes Over 100 feet on waterfront, »-room contemporary raneh. aanoa company plan. Dou^as lines. 643-9482. 9608. MANCHEFrER—Deluxe 6 room 80 ft. panel living room, large diiiiiw room, 4 bodroomo — Garage— Service— ROOFING — Specialixliig re­ crettsing demand for our prod­ ROOM for gentleman, quiet. In­ ranch, 2 baths. 2-car garage wooded lot. Lake privileges. this 6 room Colonial ^ th for­ Motors. Stt Main. pairing roofs of all kinds, new ucts. Call today. 289-4922. quire 224 Charter Oak Street, ANDOVER — Two room fur­ BOLTON—$16,300. ITiree bed­ Easily financed. Call Carl mal dining room, flrsplaced cleared, waiting for a fsm- aU with breathtaking water rteiws. Den, attraottvo modera Storage 10 BOARDING, dogs only. Lady Garden— Farm — ^Dairy family room, %, acre suDurban room modern ranch, garage, roofs, gutter woric, chimneys Buster Kennels, R. P. Cobb 215 648-8368, 246-4738. nished apartment for rent, re­ JARVIS REALTY CO. Zinsser, Jarvis Realty Co., living room, and 2-car garage tly who wants some elbow Utohen with built-in bar. Two batha, two lavatoriea, 60 ft. 1961 LXNOOIN Continental, ex- Products 50 lot. Hayes Agency, 64S-480S. 150x160 lot, assumable mort­ marine room with handeome flreplaoo, adjacent eovered tor- ;c GARAGE FOR RENT, 11 Fair- cleanetT repaired. Aluminum PART-TIME and full-time fab­ Hillstown Rd., Manchester. frigerator, stove. C. H. Stiens, 648-1121— Eves. 643-1686 Realtors, 643-1131, evenings an excellent value. Can i ^ . room to roam. Excellent fi­ ■C ceUent running condition, all FRONT ROOM, centrally locat­ gage, quiet neighborhood. Vin nancing available to right race. Two Cabana rooms, 3-oar garage. OutetandiBc shore powered, i^us air conditioning, field Street. CaHl 648-4888 after siding. 80 years’ experience. ric sales girls wanted. Apply 649-8496. Route 6, 742-7273. RANCH — EIGHT roans, South 643-0038. Be'ifiore Agency, 643-6131 to Manager, Pilgrim Mills, ed, half block from Main, Boggini, Bel Air Rea£ IDstate party. Owner must sacrifice reeldenoe situated on beautifully landeoaped lot. Near aehoolB. very reasonable. 643-9095. 7. Free estimates Call Howley, CORN, yeTilow and gp-een squash. Windsor, one full and two half Hartford Road, Manchester. FOUR KITTENS, 6 weeks old, parking, 69 Birch St. 649-7129. 648-9SS2. NEW RANCHES — Three new at $4,600. Call Joe Gordon, shopping, churches. Finest aooeaeiblllty to hlghwaya. 853jj00. 643-6361, 644-8SSS. 21 Angel Street. baths, modern kitchen with Coventry 1963 OORVAIR Monza 900, sport Open daily 10 a.m .-9 p.m., need good home, affectionate. Business Locations CENTER HALL CoQonl^^t. built-ins. dining room, 4 b ^ - CBINTRAL AIR oondltlonlng. ranch homes under construc­ 649-5306, 643-6814. For appointment at other timea eon Mira. Shorts, 640-8888 RAY’S ROOFING CO.—Shingle Saturday, 10 a.m -6 p.m. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman tion. Six rooms, garage, full or Doris McLallen, 638-6770. coupe, gold color with black Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Call 643-6314. only. Free parking. Refer- ______For Rent 64 James Parish. Porter Street rooms, family room, 2-car ga­ Solidly built 6 room Ranch. TALL TIMBERED LOT leather Interior, bucket seats, roofs, gutters, built-up roofs, Household Goods 51 area. $ years old. 6 large rage, lot 100x206. owner wants baaements, big lots within a HONDA Scrambler 1963, 260 OC, roof and chimney repairs, Ray GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup­ ences required. Call after 6, LEASE—Excellent loca- Tremendous lot with shrubs block cf a new school. FHA BARROWS & WALLACE ■aelaaive wMh 4-speed floor shift, low mile­ rooms, l\i baths, huge recrea­ quick sale because of Illness, and flowers of all descrliiticns. Surrounds pretty as a pic­ Manchester Parkade, age, like new, no reasonable many extras, low mileage, Jackson, 643-8325, Ray Hage- pies, 8 weeks old, AKC reg­ ELECTRIC RANGES—40” 643-2693. | tjoj, joj. doctor’s office or tion room with fireplace, built- $23,600! Philbrlck Agency, 649- or Va. Terrific value for only TOY PARTY Huge living room with ^cture ture rancher, 6% rooms, $18,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Manchester 649-6806 otter refused. 649-0386. $640. Call 649-1020 between 6-8 now, 649-2214. istered, champion bloodline. Westlnghouse, 40” Hartford, 5 N i~ T O ^ 's ^ r a D room with , Ins, breezeway and attached 8464. J. WATSON BEACH 0 00.,RMHon p.m. 649-6100. window and fireplace. 8 large buiut-ln birch cabineted 843-1677. DEMONSTRATORS 36” G. E., 38” Hotpolnt, very 2-car garage. $26,900 Phil- bedrooms. Family kitchen with kitchen, 8 bedrooms, car­ »1 OTNTRAL ROW ■ABTFORO MI-3114 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air. 4- reasonable. Delivered. 643-2880. brick Agency, 649-8464. WATBRFRONPr-Bea'utlful door, automatic, exceptionally Radio-TT Repair dishwasher. Spotless eondiUon. port, enchanting peaceful CUSTOM DESIGNSD contem­ year 6129. ’round waterfront home clean, $395. 649-6328 after 4:30. Business Services Join one of the oldest, AKC REGISTERED miniature BRICK RANCH — Comer of MANCHESTER Wolverton Agency, Realtor, location, little explorers’ porary built for gracious liv­ at |V>* Services 18 THE THOMPSON House. Cot- , _ Mnin" nnfl Flrtridpe paradise. $16,500, Stan Clark nearby lake available for im­ O ffered 13 largest firms In the Toy poodle puppies. 643-1266. ASSORTMENT of good used tage Street, centrally, located, j SJORE^^ tenant reasfnl Parker and Stephens, owners 649-2813. ing. sunken living room, for­ 1969 METROPOLITAN, excel­ Party Plan. Big Chrlstma.s 649-5306. mal dining room, planned for mediate occupancy. 6 rooms, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ ranges. 643-6563. large pleasantly furnished are transferred, living out of Immaculate 7 room single, SIX ROOM Rsmeb In Manches­ lent running condition, $250. REPAIRS on all makes of re selling season starting now. able. 649-8404, 12 noon to f Town and want this spotless nine spacious rooms, I baths, IVi baths, 2-csr garage, In­ ice, available all hours. Satis- rooms, parking. Call 649-23581 convenient residential sec- ter Green. Kitchen buKt-lns, side and outside fireplaces, Call 875-8747. frigerators, washers, ranges, Full or spare time money­ CELEBRATION SALE! p.m. ranch home Sold. Beautiful lo­ two huge fireplaces, recrea­ taetton guarauteett. Can 64^ Articles For Sale 45 for oveirtght and permanent ^ tl/4 room ranch, salesmen who desire a EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ shampooer $1. Olcqtt Variety THE “FLEETWOOD” 643-6129. The Charter Revision Commis­ of trees. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, ' payments. Please Call Valle, Store. oil hot water heat, 100x200 lot. permanent position and 629-68Q6, 233-6222. exchan^, Bhiterpriae 1946. ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- FREE $50 GROCERIES OR sion to be submitted on proposed Realtor, 643-1577. «- FREE SWIMMING POOL TUBE BENDS, INC. changes In the Charter of the Philbrlck Agency. 649-8464. wish to build a . lifetime VA hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully FOR "A JOB well done feel­ . MEATS AUSTIN HEALEY 1961, 3000, WASHINa MACHINBS repair­ Insured. Workmanship guar­ New Britain 3 ROOMS ...... $679 Town of Manchester. Copies of career In real estate. ing” clean carpets with Blue HILLIARD ST. - $13,900-plus Along with this spacious 8 Active expsuislon in the red, overdrive and other ex­ ed,. RCA Whirlpool and Ken- anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6826. $10 DOWN DELIVERS INVITATION the proposed Charter changes another $3,000 for a B. zone more All work guaranteed. Lustre. Rent electric sham­ ' room executive ranch, large real estate sales field has tras. Excellent condition. Call If no answer, 643-9043. has attractive openings for men pooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft Wall­ 3 YEARS TO PAY! may be examined in the Office VERY CHOICE lot. Neat home. 5 large rooms, 649-3717. CaU 643-4913, 644-8141. with experience in Aircraft THE PRICE INCLUDES FREE of the General Manager and the finished recreation room, created new sales and paper Sypply. TO BID porches, tiled bath, garage. 2-car garage, all on attrac­ management opportunities INTERIOR and exterior paint­ work. __I DELIVERY, FREE SET UP, „ ^ . . Town Clerk on Mondays Worth Investigating. T. J. 1966 FORD, good running con VACUUM CLEANERS, toasters. ing, wallpaper removed, fully Sealed bids will be received o^rough Fridays from 8:30 a.m. Are you interested in bwn- tive wooded setting, AA at BARROWS ft W AL­ IN S T A U U n BABY’S adjustable feeding FREE SERVICE AND FREE Crockett, Realtor. 643-1677. zone. Owners transferred. diUon, first $86 takes It. Call I Irons, lamps, drills repaired. insured. Rene Belanger, 643- Checkers table, fine quality, many use- STORAGE TILL NEEDED. at the Office of the General g-gg Ing one of the nicest homes LACE. Free esttmates. Free pickup May we riww you through? i.oi 643-9269. 0612 or 644-0804. ful features, excellent condl- REGARDLESS OF TIME. Manager, 41 Center Street, DAVID M. BARRY,. in this area at a sensible SUBURBAN Manchester—Beau In view of the volume of and delivery. 529-8866. Power Benders Manchester, Connecticut, until! Secretary price? Check this ranch in business and Income made 1983 CHEVROLET 3-window tion, really like new. 649-4121. Phoiie for appointment tifully tailored 8 room ranch. July 24, 1M4, 11:00 A.M. for- Board of Directors, Rockledge with 3 bedrooms, Space' for a variety of room by our present staff, this III coupe, orig;inal stock equip­ YOU ARB A4! Truck Is A-ll HAVE PAPERING boards—will SAMUEL ALBERT Apply Personnel Dept., 200 CEDAR BASKETBALL and ______Documentary and Roller Files Manchester, Connecticut. 1% baths, pine paneled rec purposes including 6 bedrooms. WARREN E. HOWLAND is a wonderful opportun­ • 3 bedrooms * Modem kitchen ment. N e^ s restoration or Cellars, attics, trash, small paper. Call 633-2472. Hartford 247-0358 TEL M9-3406 206 Newington Avenue, clothesline poles, many sizes, [ n you have no means of trans-. fol" Probate Court, Municipal Dated at Manchester, Conneotl- room with fireplace and a It’s New. It’s Modem. So MLS Realtor ity for those! who may good for hot-roddlng. Running trucking done A-1 right! Call qualify. Training provid­ • Living room fireplace • 2 full baths delivered or installed; also, ■ portatlon. I ’ll send my auto, fori Building, 41 Center Street, Man- gyt, this 17th day of July, 1964. 15 x 85' garage. Priced at there will be no fuss with 860 Main St. 648-1106 condition. Needs small over­ 648-2928, Tramano Trucking New Britain, Conn. ed. 0 Dining room • 2-car garage Service. Electrical i^rvices 22 275 tank. 649-1363. you. No obligation. Chester, Connecticut, 06042. . $26,000. Call Barbara fix-ups. It’s a new area and ■5m a BO « MANCHESTER haul. $160. Call 648-7977 be­ ------„ _ ^ ------I stCE rr DAY OR NIGHT AT; Bid forms and specifications — — ------you’ll have nice new neigh­ ASSOCEATBS; Bill Boles If you have the desire to 1 • Recreation room • Attntf tive eatraa tween 8-11 p.m. Babin. HAROLD ft SONS Rubbish Re­ FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt are available at the Controller’s bors in the future. Wolverton Paul Dougan become a part of our ■vl= HELP WANTED—P a ^ r s and SWIMMING POOL, 16 foot dia-1 a __ T^,__ R __ E__ R __ T’__ S planned growth we will be (Oh yes, the price has just been reduced) PLYMOUTH 1961, 2-door, stand­ m oval-Cellars, attics, yards. service on all types of alec- Office, 66 Center Street, Man­ Agency. Realtor. 649-2813. helpers. Call between 12 noon; meter, 8 feet deep. 649-4693. Henry Madden happy to discuss the ard transmission, excellent Weekly or monthly pickup. trical wiring. Licensed imd in­ 43-46 ALLYN ST, HARTFORD chester, Connecticut. Septic Tanks JARVIS REALTY CO. In addition: We offer complete Msuicheater and Hartford MLS sured. Wilson Electrical Co., and 4 p.m., Rockville 876-8695.------$18,500—7 ROOM Colonial. Liv­ many advantages of as­ oondiUon, best otter. 875-1703. Harold Hoar, 649-4034 OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Town of Manchester, AND service, apartment rentals, land, commercial and industrial Jdanchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. 643-1121— Eves. 643-1686 ing room,, fireplace, formal sociating with one of WANTED PART-TfltME - Man ROTO’HLLER for sale, 28” Connecticut. $14,300 — ATTRACnVB 6 room properties, appraisals—BECAUSE BUICK, 1968, Roadmaster, very RAPID RUBBISH removal—At­ 26” HIGH 6 TUBE modern RICHARD MARTIN, dining room, 3 bedrooms, sun Connecticut’s largest real for janitorial work. Apply 40 Ariens, call 644-1969. Cape, dormers, hot water heat, "REAL ESTATE IB OUR ONLY BUBENESSr good condition, 48,000 miles, tics, cellars, and yards. Handy steam radiators with valves. General Manager. Pluggsd Sawert porch, natural woodwork, ga­ estate companies. Floor Finishing^ 24 Oak Street or call 649-8834. rage, shade trees, centrally shade trees, near bus, achool, 106. Call 648-9018. man service. Call 649-0218, ALUMINUM combination storm Cam 649-4749. ___ Call or wrlta Mr. L. A. M8-7479. Machine ClaanMl Bo l t o n — Excellent 6 room located In Manchester. PWl- sboppiiig. OarMioa W. Rutehlna, Kelly for a confidential SANDING. and reflnlshlng— EXPERIENCED man for serv­ Realtor, 648-6162. Waimi E. Howland, Raaltor IW VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, ice station. Apply In person 510 i'anch, plus full basement, hot | brick Agency. 649-8464. interview appointment godd condition. CUl 643-6607 HAVE SMALL pickun truck— Spring Special-i-average 9x12 t? 1nrhe?"wl^ I size stoves, $25. ^Fontaine’s SepttO Tanks, Dry Wells, 860 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER room, $27.66,' two epato Call Hartford Road. Sewer Lines Installed— Cel­ water oil heat, fireplace, 1 — — _ _ _ _. I TTIT SOUTH WINDeORr-(Wapping) ' 640-1100 afternoons or evenings. atiU db'odd jone. Ames and Restaurant Equipment, 473 L| 2 car^ garagegarage, niceuy land- TWO FAMILY Central Man- R orrow s & W o Hc k * caUars cleaned. Rubbish re­ 649-3240 now tor tree estimate. ' MOVING — Antique chest and lar Waterproofing Done. Six room ranch, fArago, pou­ Aasootatfsi BUI Bidaa, 640-9868 INDUSTRIAL GUARD, 48 hours ■bed, electric bean pot, broiler, I Windsor 8t„ Hartford. 627-6771. scaped, approximately 94 acre Chester, exceUent condition, 1 Ooostitatlea Pleoa NEXT TO STOP 'a SHOP 1080 FORD—On the *rosd con­ moved. Reasonable. Call 649- garages, usumable mortgage. ter walla, osua i r « hot water Paul Dougan, 840rl8Ol FLOOR SANDING and raflnlsh- - 4 , nights a week. Must have lolly poCe, wagon wheel, jugs. lot. trees, excellent condition. Hartford 3T8-1806 dition. Cali 849-4173 before 8 1043. LAWSON DIVAN, giiod oohdl- heat, alumtmim oombinationa, Henry Madden, 888-1036 ‘ ing (specializing ui older own tran^xirtation, pass a 649-3109. MtKINNEY BROS. Quick occupancy. Charles Lea- Wesley R. Smttb Agmey, M$- p.m. or otter 10 p.m. tion, $36. Draw drapes for pic- 1667. 0 Iniillasta. 0M.0OO. 044-1444. ■w PROFESSIONAL lawn care, floors). Waxing tloort. Paint­ physical exam, and be bond- Sewerage Dispoeal Co, peranes, 640-7630. ing. OelUngs. P^jisrhanglng. able. Apply Conn. State Em- U .l. DIVER’S SCUBA outfit tufa window, plus two fireside '1887 "CHEVROLET CH Bel Air, V-8, j complete lawn, shrub and tree windows, $26. H9-66S7 or MO- 118 Pearl St. — 8M-M08 ■ t naiitoraaitie tranomiasion, -ddor| service. Call General Spray No job too BiuUl. John Ver> ptoyment Service, 806 Main with aocesaorlM, like new, na- 7 nsfitoras 4 acoaUa. 8M-8488, I Mdaa. 8488. 848-8888. Service, 848-8660. faille, 649-67B0. | mra^, Mancbeetor.j . V) . -r' i ^ .v' : r ^ ■ 'A f w x u T , m r m i Aanrb»0ti^r Sarrifttg A tcn fe DaOy Not Ynm K n TD C Li*U Work War the fta tk WnMi GRC Rehears Public M y U , 1984 jUMutTowii In Year R^Htrt M m ■■adim RoMaaoii, 12 0ol«' 13,841 anrhifat^r ■ t, M d M m Donna Manton. The Town Development Com­ On Charter Tonight Mkniwr at the Audit SIS Oak S t, wiH IMT* tomoi> mission (’ID C ), in its annual Bureen at CIrculatioa m ir on Om "Qu m o f Bwmuda’’ rM>ort for the fiscal year 1908- M tm eheU er "■ A C ity o f VttUigm Chmrm tar a waak’a erniaa. 84, states that Its future plans The ChkTter Revision Commission (CRC) will eond«ct and programs for attracting a public hearh* »t 8 tonight in the hearing room of the (Olasallled AdvertWsff aa Pnoe •) PRICE SEVEN GENTS Ttm v rw Auxiliaiy will hold indus^ to Manchester are be­ VOL. LXXXm , NO. 246 (TEN PAGE8-TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1964 a card party at • toniffat at ing developed in close aasool- Municipal Building on 12 charter change questions which tba dub bouaa. ^ ation with the general mana­ it is recommending for reconsideration at the Oct. 6 town ger and the Manchester Cham­ elecCions. llr. and M n . Roilwrt J. 'Dirk- ber of Commerce. The 12 queetloM, wfc*<* In- queations then go back to Hie k^ton oC Botfaat, Ireland, win During the past year, It held okide more than 80 days prior to ■gp, ^ipointed (with one ex- Hr. and lira. Henry Jasek of the Manchester Redevelopment the election. That filing dead­ oej^on) the same nine men Beet Hartford, aon>ln-laiw and Agency in getting the program line is Aug. 8. who sat on the 1988-84 CRC, end dau^ter of the honored Kueeta, approved by the electors at a The only one of the 12 char­ May 19 referendum. instructed them to reconsider Extremism Stand win be eo-hoet and hoetees, ter change questions which is The TDC made a complete only the earns questions. The study of the Capitol Region one newcomer on the oommls- not being backed by aH nine Mr. and Mra Toek Strang- ’Transit District, and recom­ sion te Republieen Atty. John members of the CRC is the one laid of UM Greenwood Dr. were which would set up a manda­ PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)— mended to the board of direc­ F. Wiea, who replaced Atty. Sen. Barry (jloldwater re­ gaeeU at honor at several din­ tors that the town become a Thomas Ballegr, also a Republi­ tory review of the general man­ Gram Vessel in Wage Dispute ner parties during the past member. can. ager’s performance every sec­ laxes today in the hilltop week in the celebration at Uieir In other matters. It has Beoauae o f the tight sched­ ond year in November, starting desert home he loves while 26th wedding anniversary, "niey studied proposed plans for the ule between now and the Oc­ with 1966. Republicans seethe with de­ were married Jtdy 16, 1988, in The proposal la backed by abandoned Nike site, endorsed tober electtons, the ORC met bate and discord over their Providence, R. I., and have and recommended sale of town- Monday night and set tonight -the Democrats, and opposed by lived in Mandtester since 1911. owned land to the Olazon Corp., as the date for its required pub­ the Republican mlnomy. Reds Halt U.S. Ship presidential nominee's de­ and dlscuBsed plan's for the ex­ lic hearing. Immediately fol­ fense of extremism in th* John Maioroa, managrer of pansion of the Wilbur Cross lowing the hearing. It will meet cause of freedom. in special session to vote Us Alcar Auto Parts, Vernon, will Highway to 10 lanes, in Man­ ‘undertakefwhowever, to clear the ship, and Aides said Goldwater was ex­ chester. recommendations to the board WASHINGTON (AP) __':f>lhat his government pected to transact one bit of ghow sound movies o f the measures to prevent a repeti­ it left Wednesday without per­ It has completed a survey of of direotora. business: a formal withdrawal World's Fair TVeeday at a The firing of thi’ee shots tion of this incident.” mission. meeting of the Rotary Club at all available industrial land In The board, which must hold a across the bow of an Amer­ According to the capUin’s re­ of his bid for Senate renomina^ The department said the Inci­ tion now that he has won top 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester town, for the purpose of mak­ public hearing of its own, has ican grain ship in the Black dent stemmed from different port, the ship was pursued by a Oountry duh. ing such Information available already set It for Wednesday Soviet patrol boat flying inter­ spot on the Republican ticket. Sea by a Soviet naval ves- means of paying Soviet steve­ The conservative senator flew to potential Industry and busi­ night at 8, also in the hearing dores. According to Fertlg’s re­ national signals with orders to ness. room o f the Municipal Building. 1 has been termed “ exces- return. When it “ failed to heed from San Francisco Friday Airman Apprentice Wetiter J. port, it said, the ship had the night to a triumphant homecom­ The board must then vote its and “ clearly outside choice to pay either $3 per hour the order, a Soviet' naval craft Barlesa, T7. S. Navy, son of Mr. RECOVER BODY acceptance or rejection and ing in his native city. About 8,- and Mrs. Walter A. Barieea of e norms of acoentable be­ per man for unloading Its cargo fired three rounds across the COLCHESTER (AP) — State must then send the questions bow of the ship,” the State De­ 600 persons cheered the state’s 81 Wedgewood Dr., is a crew havior” by the State De­ of 32,436 tons of grain, or 60 first presidential nominee. Police have recovered the body back to the CRC for its final partment said. member of Alrhone Carrier cents per cargo ton. Fertig Goldwater left in San Francis­ of Bernard Schmidl, 14, of Col aoosptence or rejection. The partment. After a search the Soviets Slsrly Warning Squadron n chose the $3 per man rate. co a boiling GOP feud over a re­ cheeter. The body was found in At the same time,the depart­ forced the captain to pay a 60- This apparently displeased mark he uttered in accepting based at the Naval Ah: Station, Day Pond last night. Schmidl ment conceded that the action ruble (about $66) fine and per­ Soviet authorities, and the di­ the nomination Thursday night San Diego, Calif, disappeared Wednesday after i "m ay have been within strictly mitted him to continue to Istan­ swim with a group of friends spute was referred to the Soviet — a remark he underscored Summer Life at South Windsor's New Park (Herald photo by Oflara.) legal rights.” Ministry of Merchant Marine in bul. State police said ha was i Friday in these words; “ Ebc- Members a t Hose Oo. 1, Town TTie (lepartment said a Soviet Moscow. It ruled that the di­ The ship, owned by Nautilus drowning victim. naval vessel halted the S. S. Sis­ tremlsm is no sin if you are en­ Fire Department, will meet to­ South Windsor residents take<$>for H6,000 in May and through^ans and in the last century<^ Five acres behind the recre­ spute be and that the Katlngo be Petroleum Carriers Corp. of night at 7:30 at Holmes Funer­ Taking Their Cue from Family Pet ter Katlngo last Wednesday, gaged in the defense of free­ to the water while others loll volunteer help has spruced up the site for two papermills, the ation area may later be turned permitted to leave after dis­ New York City, carried a cargo dom.” al Home, 100 Main S t, to pay in family pond on Tinker Pond Rd., Bolton, The boarded It and forced the cap­ charging ijs cargo. loaded in Canada but owned by on the beach In the first week the seven acres of recreation pond was rebuilt as a recreation Into athletic fields when funds Garry Santos, 9, left, and his brother Paul, 10, beat tain to pay a fine. The Ameri­ Before the Republican Nation­ yespeets to Charles Ryan, an ’The local authorities refused. Cargill, Inc., of Minneapolis. of operations for Veterans Me­ area. The pond was drained and area and opened in 1940 by Mr. are available. the humidity by joining their pet duck, “ Quacker” boys' parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Santos. can ship had left the port of No- al Convention’s windup session, honorary member. Herald Photo by Satemis morial Park (renamed Tuesday refilled, the pavilion and locker and Mrs. Ephraim Cowles. The CAR RENTALS 86 Bast G«ntM: S t vorosslsk without permission Goldwater declared: “ I woUld by the town council from rooms were renovated and two ptu'k, unused since 1062, was after a wage dispute. remind you that extremism in Miss Margaret B. Roberts, Spring Pond Park). life guard towers donated. purchased from Henry Ordway, At Summit St the defense of Uberty is no vice. daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Rob­ No injuries or damages were nephew o f Mra. Cowles. •r LEASINfl Court Hears And let me remind you also that erts of Hebron Rd., Bolton, is on The town purchased the park A campsite for Podimk Indi- Events reported. WEHKHMD OA8H AND CARRY NFECIAl. Africa Leaders Officials here said Friday that moderation in the purstilt of Jus­ the dean’s list at Tufts Unlver- SUMMER SPECIAL! Mokss New Constitution Portable Typewriter Charges in the ship’s captain, Arthur H. tice is no virtue.” Blty, Medford, Maas., for the A thunderous ovation greeted second semester. board members — Schardt, Cleaned, Oiled M o d d » I Fertig, 44, of Wading River, Cummings, and Rottner — de­ In State N.Y., reported the ship was Ms statement. Teacher Gets Back Salary^ Adjusted AH T h M S cided that it was not possible New Ribbon ^ 7 . 9 9 Hit White Rule Rights Tests stopped when It was 16.3 miles Nikita Monument The remark brought a swift, to treat one teacher one way ROSES from land—outside Soviet terri­ sharp retort finwi an old cam­ Bowen to Call School Board Split on Vote while treating ainother differ­ YALE POMI D o d c M torial waters. paign foe. New Yoric Gov^ Nel­ ently. They voted accordingly. Typewriter Service INC. eSP Criticizes ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Soviet authorities “ may have son A. . Rockefeller—th e. first CAIRO (AP)—Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta of By WILLIAM L. RYAN At Square Dance Schaffer and Campbell voted 649-4086 m MAIN STREET A three-judge federal court been within strictly legal caller to congratulate (Soldwat- against allowing the salary Phone 849-2881 T IU y P.M. 1HURSDAY AND Kefiya led off an assault on South Africa at the African rights,” according to Interna­ Evidence mounts that Nikita Khrushchev is prepar­ er when he was nominated The board of education voted<^tion of Mazzota's request for SaybrooL Police takes up again Monday a last night in a split decision to advanced salary standing was credit. summit conference today, proposing a central bureau to tional law, to pursue, board and ing for the time when Soviet leadership will pass to his Wednesday night— termed It Danny Bowen at Long- charge that an Atlanta res­ “dangerous, irresponsible and grant the appeal of Industrial denied because his courses were deal with an all-out offensive against its segregationist search the Katlngo, the depart­ meadow, Mass., w K be guest In Gaming Case successors. In apparent anticipation of that day, he is fright arts teacher Joseph Mazzotta not in his field. On appeal it government. taurant owner has violated ment said. But it added: “ The Portugal have become the methods employed by Soviet au­ constructing a permanent memorial to himself— the caller lor the Manchester for 8450 back pay. was denied because the courses Kenyatta and other leaders the new civil right act. Charles )H. Percy, tiie OOP WESTBROOK (AP) — SUte "black sheep of the internation­ thorities were excessive and Khrushchev Constitution. < candidate (for governor of Illi­ Square Danoe dub at 8 pjn. Voting 3 to 2 in favor of ac­ were not so closely related as of the S4-nation Organization of al community" and appesded At the same time, the court in a comparison ckse. Police Lt. Joseph Hart, whose | African Unity alao assailed ponders a motel owner’s request clearly outside the norms of ac­ The Soviet leader already phets had seen as necessary un­ nois, called for an explanation lomorrow. This will be the first cepting Mazzotta's credits in for funds to support of move­ ceptable behavior." Upon re-appeal the committee men staged a gambling raid In white rule in the Portuguese co­ that the government be prohi­ seems to have anointed Leonid til communism was achieved. from the Nominee. of the club’s summer dsutces, admlnutration toward advance­ ments seeking to oust present An oral protest was delivered Brezhnev, the beetle-browed Khrushchev contends Rua- ment on the salary schedule recommended rejection on the Old Saybrook Thursday, said lonies. bited from enforcing the act. And Goldwater ai^arsntly and win be held at the Teen white governments. here to Georgi M. Kornienko, former Soviet president, as his sians have eUminated the “ ex­ discussed the statement during groimds that the nature of the SAT. O N L Y -8:30 A M .^:30 P.M. yesterday local police fadlad to (Jailing for "a meaningful ban Bmperor Haile Selassie of The court heard charges and Center “bubble gum” to blueberry- in Frankturt was so law that at the same time Junior and Fair from state control. When local strength dropped below 2,600, Memorial Day weekend. WASHINGTON (AP)—This cheesecakC. Americans last apartments shove Bist Itoer takes his bath, and you en­ Meanwhile, 300 to 800 Negro summer marks the 60th anniv­ year downed four billion serv­ lervel got no sopply. joy a shower. Treatment the State Guard was' called into whyrhit active service. youngsters demonstrated Fri­ ersary of a great American in­ ings. DKFICfT LOWER Don’t delay—phone ua to­ New Army procedures call day with placards and chanted stitution—the ice cream cone. —Ice cream has been enjoyed “ policy brutality must go” in a Its birthplace: The Louisiana day. Find out how easy it is for activation of scattered units in one form or another since Ro­ JOHNSON a T Y , Tex. (AP) street ’where a 16-year-old Ne­ Purchase Exposition in St. man times. Emperor Nero kept to switch to a Mobilbeat- No Ago Limits and Individuals rather than the '—President Johnson aa- fized water heater. gro youth was shot and killed by Louis. slaves busy nuining snow for nounoeie today the third cut In entire state National Guard or' an off-duty police detective, Date: 1904. confections from the nearest ganization at one time. *'®W « THE TINE re d ' Ink spending hi the fed­ *Average family of four. The detective said the youth, Its creator; A Syrian concee- white-capped mountains—and No Disoount Cards The State Guard Engineer eral budget tor tiw 1994 book- Jsunes Powell, had come at him sionalre. once executed an official when a keepiBg yoar. Jofenoen sehed- Service Dietachment, based in with a knife. ’The reason; No more serving shipment showed uj> late and Manchester until 1961, is now uled a news oonforanoe at Us W E G IV E No Spocial Sales buy a n d s a v e The first subway victim was dishes. slushy. ranch home near here to die- headquartered in (Colchester Julian Zalewski, 67, an actor, According to the National —Cieorge Washington loved GREEN STAMPS Commander of the unit is Capt. BIR close Anal figures tor Gw fls- \ who told police he was alons in Geographic Society^ the short­ ice cream and had two special oal year that ended June l|. Just a world of prompt, Walter A., Von Hone of Ver­ GOODYEAR a car whan alxwt 16 Negro boys age of dishes cropped up one pewter pots to hold it at Mt. In advance, he made as se­ non. and girls came into It. hot summer day at the exposi­ Vernon. But' it remained for courteous personal serv­ cret of the fact that the def­ The other active unit ’The gang drowded around, tion. Dolly Madison to introduce it at icit would be aafaMy lower MORIARTY ice at uniformly low headquarters detachment in SERVICE STORE lifted him up and dropped him “ W. M. Hamwl, a concessio­ the White House. than the |8.8 baUan level ho Hartford. on the floor, he said. One start­ naire who sold crisp sugar waf­ —Eskimos like ice cream so prices. (oreoaot leas than two months Members of the engineer d» T13 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER ed to search his pockets. fles, quickly came to the res­ much that they spend hard- ago. On May 21, BROTHERS tachmSnt, iqany from Manches “,I got my Polish up and be­ cue,” the Society reports. “He earned tganping money buying dloted - - - ter, jv ill be transferred to in­ <49-9528 gan to fight,” be said. He was shaped penny confections into It—and a company In Alaska would totsl IMA UlBon la Ito- active status ip their preesnt punched, and kicked until the oones to bold the ice cream. The flies ice cream supplies north to eal 1991, eompaiai 643-513S WESTOWN ranks until they reach retire- tntln arrived at a station. portable, eatable combination such frlrtd spots as Nome, Tell­ omsM of M9A h6n PHARMACY meiit s f e or resign. Records “ I yelled in my best theatrical was an Instant sudeess. er and Lost River. Boy Scouts Stage Spectacular voice, so loudly tht the whole The Society gives these addi­ And how does Russia stand In M l - l l i C m m t Si . 4M Hartford Bde-849-9948 wl4 be prooessed by the State ICiUtsry pessonnel seottoa. gang took att," Jalewski said. tional facts on lee ertam: tile les cream rao»7 - 50,000 Boy Scouts «tt«nding Ihe 6th National Jam- from across the nation. ■ ■ 'I^e janiboree opened yos- Ilisgr got his wallet wKh 896. He ■Vhei;ea4 vanilla Raports the Society: “ Ice b o ^ at Valley Forge, Pa„ jiunmed the arena last terday,y and will bd in sesaion untU July 28, (AP tiw only flavor, It now i srsam is probably mors popular soma 808 flii|rors—magtng Mm b b o r s ^ iB Russia.” n i^ t to watch a stage show by Boy SocHot talent P^hovoCax.)

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