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TOL. T.Yrrm , NO. 100 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SBCTTIONS) MANCHESTER, C0?^N., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1964 (O lM itfM MMntrmrng m M) PRICE SEVEN CEMH Auto Strike Averted Events In State Bears Down Just Before Deadline Narcotics Agents Say Man Admits DETROIT (AP)—Chiyi-t, The UAW leader ai hia^ler will now be able to have the Bxeeutive Board will meet stability it needs to contihue Bank Theft Role d«r Corp. and the Unit^ uninterrupted production," he Coast ton i^ to chart its coUrae,.of Auto Workers Union an- said. ' -- action at Ford and General NEW YORK (AP) — nounced agreement today Motors. Under the new agreement, Narcotics squad officers, on a national contract, GM makes fairly-good autos, Chrysler will pay the full hospl- acting on a hunch, arrested avoiding the threat of a na- but they are a long way back in .l^ilisation and medical insur- labor management," he said. uce for retirees. a man who admitted taking Winds Pound tionwide strike by some One of the union’s biggest After a IS-mlnute news con- part in a |64,181 holdup o f 76,000 woikors. breakthroughs was on the issue ference, Reuther and Leary a bank in Connecticut, po- Ilie anmwnciinwt came lesa of relief time, where Chrysler headed back into the conference Jacksonville, than one hour before the strike upped the time allocated to room to nail down the last few lice said today. deadline. Workers for rest periods from 36 details of the contract. Search of an auto in which the Walter P. Reutber, union man and three other persons Stu A u g u s t i n e to 86 minutes a day. Reiither, They indicated the Job should president, termed the contract who bad called auto production were fotnid last night in the agreement “ the most historic be accomplished in a couple of Bronx disclosed ah attache case assembly plants "gold-plated hours. agreement In the history of the sweat shops” had made this containing $36,660 in wrappings ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. American labor movement." Strike placards were prepared Indicating the money came from increase in relief time a pri- several days in advance at (jA.P) — Hurricane Dora, •* Reuther told newsmen the mary demand. the Ridgefield Branch-of the still a hundred miles off- aetUement Included a pension union locals for distribution to Connecticut NaUonal Bank, po-> ‘‘Chrysler is a leader in the pickets who were to be posted at shore, sent 76-mile-an-hour plan calling for up to $400 Uce said. month payment In benefits at production of fine autos and now plant gates the minute the The alleged holdup man was winds thundering through three-year contract expired. the age of 00 years for workers is the leader in the production of described by police as Robert fine labor contracts." he said. ;he ancient streets of St. with SO years service. When the UAW pinpointed Gorman, 37, of Houston, Tex. Augustine today'and began • Reuther said negotiators were Chrysler l^ce President Chrysler as Its No. 1 strike Two men with grnis robbed the atiU w orking on language tech - Management John D. Leary target, it agreed to extend the bank in Ridgefield in northwest- ashing at the “charmed nicalities but that a three-year expressed satisfaction with the ern Connecticut yesterday. They city” of Jacksonville. agreement had been reached on settlement. "W e are glad Chrys- (Bee Page Twenty-Three) forced a teller to hand over re- , Bfolpping foe Atlantic ocean all major issues. serve cash stored in the vault. with iiB-mlle-an-hour fury, the Without a contract, a crip- One robber forced Mrs. Hobr- I (lent storm, which had Indirect- pling walkout would have hit ard Bordman, a teller, to empty :y taken thtae lives, thrashed Oirysler's 40 plants in 13 states her cash drawer. slowly toward the northeast and shut down production Just Police here said they had no Florida coast at eight miles an, as the new I960 models have President Calls knowledge of the whereabouts hour. started rolling off the assembly of the second robber. First advance gusts of hurri- lines. Police gave this account: cane force to reach shore Reuther said he had notified A loaded revolver was found knocked out telephone service to all local units across the nation Meeting on Viet in the attache case with the mo- Marlneland, a tourist spot 30 of the settlement. ney in the car trunk. - miles south of here noted for Ita There was still a remote Two detectives and a patrol- collection of living sea crea- possibility of scattered walkouts » man had beconie suspicious of tures. on local plant agreements — but WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-Areexamlnatlon occasioned by the occupants of the auto, which Waves were beginning to more than half of the 106 UAW dent Johnson summoned his top Taylor's return to Washington is bore Texas license plates, when break over St. Augustine’s seawall into bayfront parkway, bargaining units already have military and diplomatic advis- that the situation in Soufo Viet they saw it parked at Story and reported settlement of their a main tourist thorou^fare in ers to a White House conference Nam continues to be precarious Colgate Aves. problems. today to consider new moves due to the prolonged govern- the nation’s oldest city. Reuther said the agreement Gorman and another occupant At foe same time, Jackson- the United States might make to ment crisis. of the car, listed as George Le added two new paid holidays for strengthen the antl-Communist The crisis began in August ville was feeling the first blows Brecht, 39, of Bethpage, Long of wind and sea. The city of 280, each worker — Good Friday war effort in strife-tom South and has brought several Island N.Y., were injecting and the birthday of each em- Viet Nam. changer in top South Vietnam- 000 never h a s taken the fu ll themselves with heroin when the Inm ct of a big hurricane. ploye. The auto company pre- Ambassador Maxwell D. ese government personnel. In policemen approached. ' viously granted six full holidays 'Tide and .wind arrived' ait Taylor, who returned from the U.8. view. Premier Nguyen Gorman offered the officers and two half-days. Saigon Monday, has already Khanh continues to provide the Jacksonville at the same time. $10,000 to le t him go. Gusts of 66 miles an hour Reutber said the UAW had held two days of discussions best hope for bringing order out The other persons in the car Donald Gumble of St. Augustine, Fla., is doused as a giant wave smashes achieved an historic pension snapped a few power lines. with State and Defense depart- of the political chaos in the were lally Duffy, 34, of Brook- against the city sea wall. (AP Photofax.) agreement which under certain Waves began to erash over the ment ’ leaders on the South country. lyn, and her 8-year-old son, Mi- conditions would give a woricer seawall at Jackson'vllle Briich. Vletnsunese crisis. Taylor and top Washington The White House meeting was chari. Hurricane warnings warn 60 years old with SO years serv- officials are reported to feel Gorman, Le Brecht and the ice a $400 a month pension. The called for midmoming with displayed from Yero Bearii, tlmt the highest priority in U.8. woman ware described as agreement also included an Taylor, Secretary of State Dean Fla., to Brunswick, Ga., and policy nfust sUU be assigned to chance acquaintances. State Legislators Struggle increase in current pensions for Rusk and Defense Secretarv gale warnings with a hurricana the task of encouraging South The three were taken to a po- giose already retired. Reuther Robert S. McNamara as prinei- \^etnamese loaders tb create watch wore extended northward lice station for questioning. to Myrtle Beach, 8.C. estimated the oysr«U ecooemic paLpartlcHwuits. . , . poUtical riahUUy'and-40 eoncen- package at 16 c«mts more than Thjdor heM a private discus- ” 'n e loot was figured at $84,181 ^nilrW miles north of BL tflkte (hrir maJiHr military ef- .Not since 32 last year, Oie crffer which Chrysler made sion with Johnson Tuesday forts in Anith Viet Nam itself. Amii Fo'r A ccord dh Revision Ai^stme, foe city of Jacksco- night, presumably to lay the sfoen another branch of the Con- vUie braced for what could be $• thttUAW on Aug. 17. It isflbo reported oa necticut National Bank was rob- That' offer originally was groundwork for today’s session. foe first head-on blow by a authority that Tlaylor 1s deeidy bed of over $66,000, had so much hurricane in its history. H ipest evaluated by the UAW at 89 Informants said the consensus concerned about the problem of HARTVX}RD (AP) — D «m o-f package passed last week b y ^ e d , a test rote oouM result developed sd far in the policy money been stolen from a bank wind ever recorded in this city cratlc and Republican leaders the Democratic-oontrolled Sen- on the motion to reject the Ju eents an hour. the flow of. st^plles and rehi' in Oonadctlout. of 360,000 was 86 miles an.hoar forcements of trained Oommu continue their meetings on leg- ate, was given an unfavorable diclary committee’s unfavorable The M0,000 Monroe Bank rob- report by the House Judioisfy in g u sts^ 1944. nist Viet Cong personnel from bery was solved last March, islative reapportionment today report. Committee. Wavas''wafoed over higfawiqr Red North Viet Nam Jpto foe when. Patrick O’Bheh, 87, ol in an effort to reach bi-partisan. The RepuUican House leader- south through the jMgles of accord before the Thursday The Democrats, counting on ship, however, may be able to AlA betwemi St. Augustins Fairfield was caught shortly af- Beach and foe mainland. Fulbright Denounces southeastern Laos. ter hd held up a bank in Shelton midnight deadline set by a fed- aid from small town Republican forestall any such vote through The Jungle trails led through eral cou rt legislators in foe OOP-control- parliamentaiy maaeuvecs of its The Mayport Navy Base at for $8,000. O’Shea admitted the Jacksonville, whldi usually the staidng area in the vicinity Monroe holdup as well as the No specific time was set for led House, are seeking to upset own. of the Lao town, of Tchepone, the unfavorable report. hums with activity, waa virtual- one in Shelton and pleaded guil- a meeting, but party leaders Shea then filed the petitimi ly deserted except four which is about 38 miles from foe said the sessions might run kx Attacks on Humphrey ty April SI to both charges. The debate was scheduled-at to discharge the bill from com- destroyers repair status in Lao-Vietnamese border. from morning through foe day. oa Last Thursday three men the request of foe Dei.iocrats. mittee. The petition contained the basin. Other vessels put to robbed a branch bank in Hart- The situation at the Capitol The Democrats hope that 1^ the signatures. of 108 Demo- (See Page NIae) sea to ride out the storm. Light- BANGOR, Maine (AP) jPaccord with these positions,” ford of about $38,000. And on was described as fluid after upsetting the committee’s re- orats and 68 Republicans, more er craft were moved up river. Rep. William E. Miller of New MUler said, "he can say so." Friday a lone bandit held up a last nM t’s sesaimi between port, foey could then debate foe than enough to fmroe discharge A five-foot tide topped by party Hadera, who again ex- York, the Republican vice Miller flew into Maine Tues- bank on foe New Haven Oiaen bill on its merits. of the blU. crashing waves rolled into the pressed hope that agreement The petition means that-the residential candidate, says day night to'begin a three-day and was' caught almost imme- This would enable them to beach along the oceanside of a Soviets Release diately with ms pockets full of could be reached before the Republican-controlled commit- 8[innesota Sen. Hubert H. Hum- campaign swing that will take substitute the Democratic reap- narrow' peninsula Just acrosa the $1,000 loot. deadline. ^ tee must report foe bill oat by phrey’s connection with Ameri- him to five New England states portionment package as an Mataasas Bay from Bt. Augus- and the Westchester Couhty Space Ride Data Pick Up UnnumbeiM TAKES While party leaders grope Thursday. cans for Democratic Action is amendment to the House bill. tine. "an area of * legitimate diacus- area of New York by Friday for way out of their stalemate, Democratic success with the Another huurleane, Ethel, was Democratic House Minority fion as far as the American night. WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A Patrolman Shot foe House prepared for debate petiUon does not assure House "sfocked up' in the Atlantic,! new crack appeared in the Iron Leader William P. Ifoea said de- passage of thS Democratic re- people are concerned.” He was accompanied by his GREENWICH (A P)— An IS- on a Rouse reapporticmnMnt like an alrilner over a crowded wife and two daughters, Elisa- Curtain this week. Through it is blU prepared by former State velopments could riiange his apponionmeat bill. "I shall continue to discuss year-old fugitive who police party’s strategy. altport, apprently waiting for beth, 30, and Mary Karen, 17. flowing an unprec^ented Sen. Alfred Bingham o f' Salem Dma to lam before making bar n,” said MUler Tuesday night in said escaped from one patrol- But if the strategy is pur- (Bee s) a television Interview. Just bisfore departing from wealth of So'vlet scientific infor- for small town legMators. own ‘'move. Washingfon on his. campaign mation. num and shot another before The debate, scheduled for 8 He fired back it Sen. J. W. bring captured is facing a -1 -______...... ______Ethel, with winds of 80 miles plane. Miller issued a statement The information is in techni- p.m., would be meaningless I hour, has remained almoet Fulbright, D-Ark., who accused charge of assault with intmt to Miller 'Tuesday of "foul- in which he said that Fiil- cal reports being presented by should a breakthrough in the st^onary for several hours 880 brlght’s comments were "only Soviet scientists to the 16th murder. bi-partisan talks occur before fttlles south-southeast of Bermu- naputhed vituperatibn and un- The wounded policenum, Wil trained misrepresentation” new prooif that Sen.'* Fulbright fatemational Astronau^cal It begins. da and almost due east of Dorm. liam Hamilton, 39, is reported Parents Plan Boycott in Miller’s continuing attacks on continues to Uve in his own little Oongrew. Representattves of But shorid foe stalemate per- The St. Augustine peninsula in satisfactory condition after Humphrey, the Democratic vice world of old myths and unreal! other nations see it as a sign of Bist, the debate could prove eru- was almost completely evacuat- presidential nominee, and the ties.” Soviet willingness to cooperate surgery at Greenwich Hospital. oial. ed by its some 8,000 reeldenta The Bingham blU, incorpor- ADA. * •' gainst NYG Busing late Tuesday and early this (See Page ’Two) (Bee Page Fourteen) (Bee Pago Ton) , ated in foe reapportionment Miller, describing the ADA as - morning,' many leaving vim a “ radical leftist organization," National Guard trucks and has cited for the past four days NEW YORK (AP) — Lssfopulsory buUng over long dls- public school buses. Humphrey’s role as a founder, winter Negro leaders ran‘ hoy tancM. "There wUl always be soma former chairman and vice Crotvd of 53ftOO Biggest So Far cotts of New York City’s pubkc Democrat Robert F. Kennedy, people vfoo will refuse to shrirman, and present member schools. Now white parent form er U.S. nttoTney gensriU, move,” said Civil Defense of to A . groupe threaten one for school expressed his> opposition Tues- Director Fred Lillis. "All ws l^ ler SIsaid.the ADA policiee opeiiing, next Monday and day in Buffalo, N.Y., where he can dp is 1st them stay.” include recc^gnitlon of Red Southern Californians Cheer Barry Tuesday. - j was campaigning.' He added, China and repeal e( internal At issue are platu of the however, that ha oppoeee adbool (Bee Page ») security legislation. Board of Education to Improve boycotts. "If he (Humphrey) is,,jiot in L08 ANGELES (AP) — Sen. racial balance in school enroll- Republican Sen. Kenneth B. Barry Goldwiter, ill a deter- ments. Keating clarified an earlier mined drive to pick up the, The Negro leaders were statement by saying his Ooldwater had. his largest Primaries Wipe Out Powell, men that late In foe dhy ha aca in response to an appeal crowd Tuesday night — the will Introdooe a rseohrtton re- by the U.N. peace force, the scoreboard said, 88,130 were in newing foe authority of the united Nations announces. the ball park that can seat 06,- Give Barry Aide a Victory Senate Rules Oommlttee t o ' A busing program 000 — and he got a rousing probe foe Baker case. He sold to end racial Imbalanoe in welcome, so rousing- he couldn't the" resolution will dlreot the of New Haven’s schools beglas spetak until the m essage was WASHINGTON (AP) — Rlch-mSena. Wlnstpn L. Prouty, R-Vt, committee speeifleany to leek ^without Inrident, school offi- flashed in big lights in leftfleld; ard Klelndlenst, field director of Eugene J. McCarthy, D-Minn., into the cluuge.awde by Ben. cials report . . . Both sides "Let’s hear Barry.” Sen. Barry Goldwater’s success- William Proxmlre, I>-Wia., and John i . WUtlams, R -D el, tost go to court over yesterday’s This Is friendly country for a Gevs. John King, D-N.H,, John week font MoCtosksy, a PBH- Republican presidential candi- ful bid lor foe GOP presidential school strike in East Bt. Louis, nomination, wpn Arizona’s W.- Reynolds, D-Wls., and Phil- adripUa coatractor, m a il a date. • ni. by about two-thirds of the' Republican gubernatorial rsce lip Hoff, D-Vt. 686,000 payoff aa fo s ,V public school teachers . . . The In. 'I960 Richard M. Nixon Here is a rundown on key carried California, Oregon and as six states held primary of Oehaabia V Soviet Union says it is giving contests: toaot. ‘ , r Waahlngton. Ooldwater hopes to elections Tuesday. aM to Communist North Kwea, Klelndlehat trounced Even ARIZONA ' • < which earlier this week com- win focm , too. KleindiMist was 16,0(10 votsa His schedule today takes in all Mecham, Phoenix publlriier and CHB'PBUNI plained it was paying dearty •haad of Mecham on rstuma, NEW yoBK'($ three states, with stops In Sa- auto dernier, in his bid to pnic- s' 'r'wi ier Bovlet assistance. from about half of the state’s Chrysler atoek g ‘ cramento, (^ if., and Klamath eded Gov. Paul Fannin. Fannin Sheriff's deputies in Holly- was unopposed lor the • OOP prmrinots. His Dafoocrmtlc ^ly oa foe New wood say. a HO,000. haul bur- Falls, Ore., before spending the . ni|fot in Seattle, Wash. nqurination to foe Senate seat oppOnont In November will be ' Ex(|Huiga today i ' rs made from a dress^shop Bam Goddard, who kwt. to Fan- Oklifomla is foe big. prise. Ooldwater has held for 13 -years. 9 antomalrer ,.rsa4 KInieg gowns beloaglng to Across the nation, in Nsw nin In 1962. Fgnnln'a ssnatorlsl trtfea-av actresses 13ke Son'nner, Stella It has 40 big slscfow‘scTon votes, and It haa Apaelal a^jpaal for Hampshlrs, RepuhUoans mpirir' top will ba , ter 10 wttt Bfo m tisrsns and Jutfet Fmerse . . . doldwntar. R^waa hart, in t o sutly sated tbs poUtloal oarser rndmlnlattoWs mssIshlBt The late British actor Sir Oed- of fbnnsr dbv. Wasley FowaU. Ssn. . Oarl HMdan, D-Arli.' prerideidlal pstnmilas. foat.,hs ite Bardsrloke leaves hip two Stn.' Barry (>6ldwater fBti a'_____ IdSB_____ fromoHe of his^daiightiiil, Mn. Joann* Rajbst tha O O Rptorm ti^ a l otuBsi l^mto Ite most troasursd kaoeka^

E A N C ^T E R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1964 PAGE THREB r m nXR VKNING KB^ALD, UAMCam/mL, CX W N^IriDM t e AT. tant for education of toe Nation- man for Area 1. She was auxil- Pareuis in NYC al NAACP, said Keating and VFW Auxiliary iary presldant in-1969, has held la bowed. ai* parilg Shdlnwold on Bridge a~.,>a.n Gitics Laud Kennedy had been "misled by maiijr county and department ______MM Mlw‘Sorceress’ Northern-style segregationists chairmanships,^ and is current Gtorfpt N. *1 try to ha aa aliioara aa X Oppose Busing, Cites 3. in Unit ta sMb ttoodmoMla sMt to nsT wifli aifioopfi into repeating the distortions dtotricti chaplain and depart- fonaMKta plana Iha aaat Sta m ps M an.” At mid. "And I totok I embodied in the slogans and ment cuicer chairman. Coiivm# lT«wiiM iin Sentenced in Etbel Lniiis, aara HOV AHAINIT tH KN stis Propose Boycott Three members of the VFW MooteoUla vMt will ba to An- cHches on school buses, meth- Also, Mrs. Charles Hlrth who PAINTING AND dorar Sqpt 14 from 1:48 to Ottriaga. la a rivMtoua, ods of assigning pupils to Auxiliary, recently appointed to . t o t o B a a l y a m M - V AumHD nmiNwaiJ) waa appointed National Area 2 Winner in •:8b pan. Soviet Union Jazz Singer (Contoraed from Page One) schools and toe to-called'nemb- national posts, ,were presented chairman for Loyalty Day. She DECORATING r. AnyoBS not aontaotad who borhood schools.” PHOMB S48-3S84 would Mrs to attand tha lunch- WtaM the opponenta brid two last night at a meeting aff the was auxiliary president in 1957 "beyond that, I think H would ' Only S,1(XI pupils In eight has served as county president, son may oaH IVod Macht, yta&aCfA (AP) — Anna BALIHiOltH (AP) — An Jbaquaa H. high ewds, Iha odds ara 8 to I be moat rsaTsttabla if an educa- post home. A potluck for Call Bveolaga — • to 8 Bow Contest OohimWa, M ra Paul Bramhall, halyglna’B aorcery buainesa exciting ringer named Hthri that at least oim of tbim will schools — lest than half of one and was district president in la a bwayar, ow firat tional mattah-Jika tola were to per cent of the miUion-pupll waa served before the meeting. Andover or Mra. Bdwln Foota was booming uptil dlaaatlafled Htmtola Iwplag to rival Ike late Nagro aaalatoat attornay ganai^ ba to favorable poeltto — ^ become Involved to a partisan 1959. She is current senior vice clients began complaining to the BilUe Holliday aa Baltlmara’a suniliH; timt earii o f the cards enrollment — would be directly Those presented were Mrs. president of the Department of foraMi flMt plko* 1r tko'nMn'a frao- Columbia Canos Club’s Quad Anna’s dealings are described worid of Jaaa. Nawport gava lur a atort and favonhle or unfavorable pod- cott plana of toe white parent JIRisa siHDita In a law Journal. It does not say Mtoa Xnala afilU leeantly waa tim , Ftor example. If you tob* to A S5 The white parent groups have cently installed as national BEATS DAD’S .RECORD ' itfia 400 .cilaoi Ja tte fin t Now boat (C-4) took aecond place riM b o ^ mto’ t m bar way. groups, the Parents and Tax- oouncllwoman for Connecticut, nclana rroftyU reliory In the North Amerlmn Cham- where the plied her trade, but it relattvaly anhaswB , e x c e p t t o a “Bowavar, X don’t tMnk rn two flneasee, the odds are 3 to payers Coordlriktlng Council called on these pu^ls to stay . .WF5ST POINT, N. Y. (A P I- aria paot Indicates her racket to too com- few cuiMilaeawra of American 1 m favor of winning at toast and toe Joint Oouncll for Better out "lOiUl they are again admit- Massachusetts and Rhode Is- Soon after West Point added j Tounamaiit, M d pionship races bald tn Wash- avar gat to tba print whara Pva land at a convention In Cleve- " w akand on Bunt Rd. ington on tha Potomac last mon in the Soviet Union. Jean, and her logral local follow- mada It not nntU I’m eloartng ooa of them. to None SSducatlon. , ted to neighborhood schools.” seven holes and completed Its ; INSTANT ? OVaaa, who kaa boon Aoot- Sundi^. *nie (a w Included Anna during the day was a a mnuon a vreak.’’ South deator "Whether used by a minority Temporary claaties have been land, Ohio. She has been a ISrhole course in July, Army ' taf laaa that n yanr, avaracwt L>ennie Murphy, Robert Flet- textile factory worker who‘ al- la Mtf, Mlaa Banto Both aides vulnarabto or a majority,” he said, "a arranged for them.-- member of the VFW Auxiliary golf pro Walter Browne shot a ; 800 per round out of a pooaible cher and DmaM and Sterling ways fulfilled her work norms aiHjaarad at toa Newport Jaaa Opening lead — Quaen tf school boycott may Induce great Last Feb. 1, when' Negro for 35 years and served In all 67.' The record lasted about one INTERIORS Brightman. 106 per Cent. Festival with aooh atara flpwidMI numbers of youngsters to take a leaders staged a school boycott, offices Including that of j>resi- nwnth. Coach Browne’s son, i » B Y '^;400 for a total of 1006. Whm this hand was ptayad. s CLB amerced aa New Bnc- ’A e olub’e war canoe crews After working hours, sbe 'diB- Loula * Armstrong and Dave Youth ^Orchestra South diadarda a tooer. West holiday from school, hut is a about 460,(XX) pupils stayed doit in 1949. She also s4tved In Lanny, 21, recently shot a 66. took first place in one hedi and pensed charms, potions and BnilMck. Sooth didn’t ass that ha had a tragic failure in terms of home. On March 18, the second many offices and chairmanships However, the record remains tn Hermene Hertheiy land ctianqilona wltk Paul Nich- One critic arid aha was "the fineaae. Like many players, ba can win tha trick, tut declarer < Ola* tn flrat place In the 326 second ptoce In the finale in magic incantabonB. Gullible Seekg Musiciang back to dummy with the achieving progress.” boycott, about 260,000 stayed in the department, and served the pro shop because Lanny the 18 and under claaa The friends and neighbore paid fan- Individual star of toa foaitval, thought of flnaasin to terms of The National Association for out. Normal absenteeism is as its president in 1952. ' assists his dad. Lanny, playing [ DECORATIVE -£.claaa with 1360; ICaroelle Ger- and “ a atoigar of.aariraordlnaijr A-Q aM K-J combinations. of dlanusHls to dtocaid his Bantam crew finished second tn cy prices. K other loeera'oa the good ehibe. toe Advancement of Colored about IpO ,^. Also. Mrs. George Ecabert, the back nine first, shot 31-35- r vals firat in tUa 300 claaa wltli Last April, a woman came to AP Neiwa Fetatofea polish and flasasa." Audltiona for the Greater ‘ * CONSULTANT :Li077, and WilUaai Shartell Jr., two events. 8outh won too first spada, People also Joined th% contro- Negroes'make up Just-over a past auxiliary president, and 66 on the picturesque par 70 Some of the local group ber for treatment of aasorte4 By Sn> KBONIfflfl Another w nta: "8ba ia Hartford Youth Oreheatra win It Bast playa low on fiw first I ^ 643-9958 -firat tat the ITO olaaa with 807. *?idraw two rounds of tronm, round of ohiM, South throws a versy. quarter of the ^ b lic school national Veteran's Administra- lay out. He had one eagle, five camped -out on the banks of aches, pains and hearing diffi- *nie new_6 cent U.S. com- singer who is Ukaly to develop be held on Saturdaya Sept II^and tod out three rounds of dia- June Shagaloff, special assis^ enrollment. tion Volunteer Services chair- birdies and ton e bogeys. Mra. AUaen Uttle of We To- Into the No. 1 perfomer in ber loser at once. Woot oan win the Potomac, some were house culties. memorative stamp honoring and 19, from 1:80 to 8 pjm., at monds In the hope that his last ' am, who haa narer idtot out of Anna demanded 106 rubles, claas. She baa that rare comU that trick, but South wtna-any guests of Miss Donna Abbey, the JuHua Hartt School o f Mu- diamond would iMoome set up. — the 175 claaa, waa tope for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le- officially worth $113. That Is a Doctors William J. and Oiarles nation of a faultless technique retuan and dravra tnm m , end- If toe diamonds hroka 3-3, BHHWISNSH l HSni WIBWimBIBnWHIHISISnaBBSSMHSIBIBSUIMWISIfilSH ^ .woman with an overall aoore of lend Abbey of I i^ e Rd.. and month’s salary for moet Soviet H. Mayo will be issued Sept. 11 and an innate feeling for the sic, non-collegiate divlaioa of the South could disMTd dummy’s ing in the dummy. Ba to*n some stayed at motela Other workers. at Rochester, IRnn., vriiere the beat in Jass.” Unlveralty of Hartford, 300 leads the Jack of olutw—once f Mra. Gcnora Fora won the 276 losing qwde on hto last dia- more plantong to diaoard kw- entrants were housed tot the "Isn’t that quits'#l»lt?’* the worid-fsmous Mayo Clinic ia After 14 yeara on the a Blooinfield Avs., West Hart- mond. tUnct the odds were al- i claaa with 007; Judith Brogan Marine barracks. patient protested. ‘ located. ' club clreult, the 31-yaar«ld most 3 to 1 against ao favorable era if Bast playa tow but to £ won the 236 olaaB with 886; Anna said she didn’t think so Negro vocalist was discovared. ford. Appointments may be ruff if East puts up the ace. Near lib ra ry Boohs The design of the stamp fea- a diamond break, South had no t i v i i h ’ s & Sharon Roswell first In the 176 and then peered into A nearby tures statues of the Mayo broth- Almost Immediately she was made by phoning file schooL reason to complain when hto South makes the slam If Boat Miaa Gladys Rice, town li- haa one or both of the t o chibe. OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE- T claaa with 940, and Marion Beer, brarian, said now hooka have bucket of water and predicted ers in surgical gowns. ITm sym- booked at outstanding ohihs In The Youth Ordieatra, open to plan failed. ^ firat tn the 136 claas with 485. aiTtved at ,tha Saxton B. Uttla her visitor was marited for bol of healing — the staff of Chicago and New York. She was young muridana of high aohool 8^ had to loee a tsptOt aa He goes down only if West haa i Itte huaband and wife team Free library with acme already death. Aesculapius with entwined asked to tppttr on television age, la sponaored by rae JuUua wen as tba diamond. He bad to both of toe hlg^ elulw. ? ahoot waa won by Roae and Eld on the- ahalvaa and othera near- "Hearing this, the woman snake — appears at the lower shows. New record albums were Hartt School of Muaic. It waa be aaUafied with to* honors to Daily fpieatlow Monday thru Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.— Thursday 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. e Kaufman and Connecticut won ly all catalofuod. wasn’t going to argue about left of the stamp. Hie color is cut tor release later this year. formed 37 years ago and now avoid kwhig points on Ms fine Partner opens wUh eae heart, ^ the team imoot with membera The Hat Includes 38 adult prlcee," .the Journal relates. green. Both brothenr died in Variously described aa a numbers more than 85 members hand. and the next piay«r paeees. ^ Korman O’Kane, DMc Scfaoen, fiction; 18 non-fietkm; S3 Juve- "She went home, took the mon- 1939. aecond Ella Fitsgerald, Sarah from several Coimeetlcut eom- Buffing Flneaee You, hold: Spades, Q-J-16-9: f ftonal Beem and Ruaaell Fora. nile fiction and 13 non-fiction. ey — all her savings — out. of Vaughn or Peggy Lee, Miss munltlea. South would make the con- Hearts, 6-4; Dfawnends, J-8; g r een Colleetore desiring first-day Ennis tags herself a "progres- KEITirS GIVES M STAMPS with EVERY DIME YOU SPERD! £ ICanaachuaetta waa aecond and The library te open Mmrdaye her trunk and gave them to the cancellations may send adreesed The orchestra to conducted by tract if he saw that he could Ohibs, K-7-4-S-3. ^ Rhode Island, third. and Fridays from 3:00 to 4:30 witch.’’ sive pop alnger." take two flneaaes In clubs. What do yon aayf envelopes, together with remit- "I hate to sing any Dr. Nathan Gottachalk, dean of & Jeanne Fora won the cbil- p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The magic treatmmt consist- tance to cover the cost of the faculty and acting chairman of South’s trumps are a Mlbstitute Answer: Bid one spade. There f dren's intetmediate; Patty Bro- ad of pouring water all over the exacUy aa it’s written. That’a for fiu ace of elube. to no advantage In responding In Brtofs naked woman through a reli- stamps to be affixed, to the progressive. But I don't want to the stoong dmiartment o f Hartt i gan won the junior girls’; Mar* Mra Dorothy German, the Postmaster, Rochester, Minn. College of Music. He has an- Declarer wins the first trick notrump when you can Just as celle GervalM Jr., the Junior former Dorothy Leeeoe of Co- gloua Ikon,— all the time mut- sing too far out ao that people in dummy .vrith the king of cheaply show a major buK of tering myeterioue Incantations. 66901. *1716 envelope to the post- d8lit U64 loved ones was complicated— memorate the 80th German numbers. “ The ones that used pubUc achools, and all members BWtf* Striddand, vrith her luggage. Ruth waa among the 23 girls and leaders of Senior Jimior girla’ shoot; Patty Ca- Bubmarine. Proteua which is of the group are active in thair Bast plays low, of course, and General Featoree Dorp, OM Soout Troop 1 who came home last nlg^t from a 12-week tour of Europe. A large tena was firat in the cub girls’ now docked at Charleston, 8. six treatments with the pay- Catholic Day, reports the World to be called rtiythm and blues, and Jim Quinn won the m«i*a moit of a fee each time. Wide Philatelic Agency. The but since the whites are doing own school music programs. erowd of relatives and friends were on hand to welcome the girls as they arrived about 10 C Soracchl was home on leave Partidpation In the Youth Or- at the paridng lot at the Municipal Building *^d demonstrations continue expected to dissolve the Kerala * Blood Program, will be hdd training to be hMd at a retreat nesses treated at the polyclin- The dmighter of a Baltimore in the 1964-66 season, and wiU throughout India. Rival groups I le^slature and set up a state i ic.” Afgdumlstan has issued four be available for perfonnanoea r' ^ I Sept. 10 at 13:80 pjn. af in New Jersey, before univerai- baker, Miss Ennis started her o f Kashmiri nationalists ' government controlled by New \ '• y •! V • , new stamps showing Asian ty riaasBs begin. Despite her plea that "it musical career with piano throughout the state. Party Heads brawled tn the streets of Srina- Delhi. The communists are .. I would never happen again," mountain wildlife species. One lessons when she was 7. gar. I expected to retaliate with dem- » Sohaol Mean stamp depicts a snow leopard, Menus for this week at Porter Anna got two years. *T hated It. I always wanted By CONRAD FINK Much of northern India is I o n s t r a t i o n s . a philatelic firat for this animal. to he a ballerina. But my grand- StfiMOl are; Wednesday; hot Another stamp illustrates a NEW DELHI India (AP) — dog, salad, potato atiriui, peach- parents aaid I’d be danedng with male Ibex, an agile mountain Dasartod by eoma members of es; Tburaday; beef and gravy, the devil. Now Pm singing vrith Fulbright Blasts goat A third portrays the head Um,” she said. meebeii potato ]>• •> blueberry of a male argali, an Asian wild Ms own party. Prims Minister oobMer; Friday; macaroni tuna Her first profeeskmal Jobe 1*1 Bahadur Shaatri to In deep Attacks by Miller sheep. The fourth depicts a were aa a pianist. salad, carrot attcha, hard boiled yak, the long-haired wild ox political trouble • Just three "I never thought of ainging In months after assuming the egge^ ftutt. characteristic of Central Asia. a club, only in oburch. Then one Money for these hmebea may (OoutiaMd from Page One) leadership of India. night they asked me to sing. I The nation’s sUbUity will be paid Friday, according to Miller said his . statements Papua and New Guinea hSve was well received and decided Mrs. Jean Patera, rierk. issued a new set o* four stamps depend on how well this shy, .„NOW IN CHOICE OF 8 SIZES about Humiriirey “ dealt exclu- to bang up a riili(|d* * ring- unassuming, man fights hack Lunch tickets for the follow- publicizing the health serviceB er.” sively with Ws record of virtual- of the territory. The designs agalnat Communist-led oppo- ing week will also be aokl. ly 100 per cent agreement with She to no BtraiQer to the big nieceafter, ficketa for Grades show a medical olficer and pa- nents of 1^ government Uie radically liberal Americans bands. In 1963, Mlse Ennis how well he handles a food S I N G E R tient at a health center, a child 1-4 w a be sold on Mondays and tor Democratic Action. I did not toured Europe with Beimy eristo affecting millions. AND CHOICE OF COMFORT for Grades 6-8 on FiMaya. receiving dental treatment, a deal In name-calling tactics, as nurse and child, and a student Goodman’s orchaatra. Tba tour Trouble has been mounting did Sen. Fulbright.” with mloTOScope: Included ^ipearanosa at the lapldly since Shaatri succeeded The GOP nominee said that Brusaels World’s Fair. toe late Prime Minister Nehru "if Sen. Fulbright and the other She loved Burope,. but she June 9 and then in August REBULAR EXTRA LONG • EXTRA Uberal Democrats now find BUue KOI* Child didn’t like the Ug band. fought back from a disabling S a LE-A-THON their record distasteful,"! would I’m not a pro;^ro^i Uontot. I like heart ailment. remind them that H ia their MERIDEN (AP) — Firemen the small rooma,' Shastrl’s prestige and poettton record, no one else’s." found the body of a seven-year- Casually aultry, aba picks ho* vrithin his own ruling Congress Chance of a Lifetime "Aa you voted, so shall you be old girl today ae they groped way softly thrau|^ a aong. Mfty took its heaviest Wow yet Hitoeta Now Judged by the American peo- through the interior of a burn- She seems to Ignore the erowd TOesday. |fie,” Miller declared. ing house. At The Box Otflee Fbr The party’s state government Fulbright .also had charged The body at the victim, Ciiidy Rkhord ByrtoR' s hi the southern Communist toSAVE-SAVE- that the GOP presidential candi- Jankownki, 7, was on ttie first . bastion of Kerala collapaed on a ujoy Tour Favetlto date, Sen. Barry Goldwater, floor. She had' sufffered fatal HAMLET no-confidence motion the Reds Hmo , WHk A M u advocating foreign poUcies bums. Shown Mat. and Eve. rammed throu$to toe leglsla- that could lead, to "nuclear Wearing air masks, firemen Sept. 38 and 34 tun. In New Delhi, a united P-l-Z-Z-A! conflict that would destroy the searched the second floor and Min. From O. Fox Co. front of Communists, Socialists world.” carried out the girl's father, STARTS SUNDAY and right-wing Hindus stepped Vl E! strange, TMiUybig, F Fulbritdit said that Gold- Richard Jankowski; her elght- 3 Of The NnMest HHst up their attack on Shastri's food water’s call "for an aggressive Evil... and Why u Dean Martin 4 tUolae. Partlament will vote month-old’brother, Keith; and It Looked ta A at* X 74N? neir American forei^ policy her nlne-year-old stoter, Debo- Jerry Lewie la Ster this week on a motion of SO'sMNP was built on the assumption that Cage Every N Igbt. . . •THB CADDY” no confidoica against the prime S4i'z74W’ ^ ’ rah. All had been overcome by taratoh out on 28% mora stooping room than * aagitar communism and freedom can- smoke. "DEVIL D O U " and minister. Nmr innarspring Poriurapsdioa-aatoa firm and sadV not contimie to exist in the same "Yoa’re Never Too Yonag” The’ Congress party’s big SAVE*60 firm Mnoam—are avsUsMa In tWe popuisr tongMuBrin MlstoabifdUxiraitmiergsnilyfirmPeatufspadlcInnar- m ih s A neighbor who dlsoovered —^ ^ u a — aptlng sal ta flfijm .. 7 Watoto St. • 84S-4«38 world.” the fire helped to rescue the majority assures the defeat of or Ml atos (matoMng foundaSon soma prioiA iV fije. The Greateet Stroke Nmn TouckdSt¥i^ Miller eaid of Fulbright, Jankowski's fourth child. Jay, Of Snspenee fiM motion, but Congress mem- Seam mbbar sat fiUiJIO., fisom rubber aot ftSfififli chairman of the Senate Foreign by raising a ladder to a second “Tomorrow At 10” bers themselves were voicing Bg-hg SiwiflK Ml. Relations . Obmmittee, that oome of toe harshest criticism floor window. The boy was not hurled at Shaatri. ckiiw (model NOJis a "retreat, retreat, retreat has keep at the hospital. been his ecy, and sure enough, SCHOOL of DANCE ARTS Oongrese member A.C. Guba dfisk! Exelsdivfi the foontiers of freedom have ef West Bengal declared the KING GI2E been pushed back.” PRISCILLA GIBSON nation’s reserves of food grains SIN6ER N it a ir i- « N EXTRA LONG Registratioii Week Sept. 14 In response to a question on DHUDcrroR: mss pr isc il l a ara gtme and the food situation ftwh-DsttwOobblB- civil rights at the news ponfer- BALLROCM ASSOCIATES ROLDA end HARRIS GIBSON la IBS w ont rince the great tact, Miller said It la an open H . 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s. f , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0,1964 PAGE rjp m ' ' ------<------:------« — ------*i=------— ' a»» BmtALD. IfAN C H M ini, CONN, W W O H nSbA X IIP m iB B i •» 1M4 H#Mfl appUeanta muet bb at least SI Manchester. Ths ..1,98$ Isad an- feet whan a aactkn of steel V o t e r . S e ssi o n yeere of ege, and muet have toyed by tha Republleans IS the XEHO gtoua tautfiietltai ritouM ha tak- idar the dally aat at wanhip a framework opllapeed beneath wid Mow tba bnparfpdiata tadp Blanchfield-Smith been reeidenta of the etate for lowest in ths history of Man- them. The Incident at the site of powder aiid you at 0ia aama en out M the aehool aurrieohM farce and tha taacMag af aratp- S e t S a t u r d a y at laaet one year, and of the chester. Only JO years ago, tha GRAPHIC COMI - »ti’H e a r B rito ns Ask and laft to tha churehaa,” aaid a tore largely bietleetivu. OUian a new elementary aehool yester- town tor at least six months. Republtcana outnumbered the day. The injured men, John Log- COPY SERVICE Mnaitoendanta haard report eompllad from their n- argue it la wrong to Uadi • it’s so i« iy IsSaLli Mini Helena Louttw Smith of The last flill-day votar-ihak- Naturalised citizens will to re- Democrata by almost two fla of Now Haven and Angelo ths.opwi avowal df tha CUnaaa plies. "Some Ad not drlah thair efefld a apaoUlc rangtoua'lalih. Wlndaer Locha and Dannla Ed- quired to show documental^ INC. in is. eiSw asp of War prgkram against imperialism. N o Religio n ehildran to ha twight vlawa thay Ing sesskm before the Oct S PetroUe of West Haven, are at Tha Church of Bagland paper, ward Btaimhaald of Wyckoff, proof of their U.8. eitiseBship. St. Vincent’s Hospital in B ri^ e- as he mil it, whirii can Mvisage do not hold tiiamaalvaa Othars aAterially bawajUiag the daa- town eleetlona will be held Sat- shop ' N. J., wara united In mnrriaga urday, firofii S ajn. to 8 pm.. Complete registration figures WORKMEN INJintED port. They are amplcq^aa of the a war by OhUia In IndocMna, a faal that, In Ha praaant form, iMmta shortage o f Ohrlstian to Saturday aftamoon at Boaton, as df this moining show 9,0S9 NEWTOWN (AP) Two 98- H^lbOu^a Oilnsss • war sgaliUt India, In Sc h o o ls religious tnatnicllom la as ihada- In the town clerk's otflcs in the New England Iron Works of taaehara In Britalli. eonmant- Maaa. Municipal Building. Republicans, 7,771 Democrats, year-old workmen are reported Nsw Haven, one of the auboon- against ths Unltsd States, sind quata tiiat It would ha batter If ad: The brida ia-a daughter of LONDON (AP) —A movs to It wara not tiwra.; To be ellglhle for regietretion, and $,739 unafillated voters In In fair condition after failing 95 tractors In the school project. •u tJtm W & U A M L . K T A M lastly a war against tha Boviat “The U.8.A. haa an hitarnat- Mr. and Mra. Gordon Smith of am ChtWiiM iM l Union.” ' f taka religloua tsachlng mit of Among the altemaUvaa thay lag enaa. .R aould ba called Wlndaor Loeka She la a grand- m A o kaa quoted a Kvan a mention that war is Britain’s schools has soma auggaated wara instruetien in Christtaa la a tar more real daughter of M n. Thomaa J. vaguely possible between Red Oommualat, rri- Church of England psopis wor- eomparatlva rallgion, elviea, aanaa than Britalm yat tt inaista Smith of SO Weatwood S t, and CUna end. the'U .8.8.R. would and athieal taachb^ of a non- the lata Mr. Smith, and 'of Mre. ' BritUh, M fvceutettna «ni risd. They feel many parents that no raUgien la taught la Jolt Ruasiaae. For ysars before thaologicml kind. sehooU. Thia gives a Ug impe- WlUlam J. Crockett of Bolton A* iiuwlWIHy nm* day o( war the became appai^nt they Just can’t be trusted to see that Tha Brittah Humaniat Aaso- tus to the k )^ churehaa and Center, and the lata Mr. 0 )c k - had -pben told that C ^ s Was ciaUon, which claims about ,- It’s so easy katwM B l U d China and Om S o- their children are taught rsll- 10 thair BlMa rlaaasi Would tha att. their staunch ally, hdimd to OpMI alat Unkm. gion at alii 000 mambara, haa antarad tha adma thing h^ipbn here if scrip- The bride wae given in mar- them by "unbreakable bonds of campaign against what H anils The f Btatian waa tooMd off The teachhig of scripture hnd ture tanchlng wara taken out of riage by bar father. Mrs. Ed- li saiitar, la a imthar offhand friendship.” religloua Indoctrination.” tha achoola? It la vary doubtful. ward MacDougald of Wlndeor For a year tha Sovi^ people a daily act of worship is com- H. J. Blackham, director o f Tiwsdoy and to way, by om o C'Um pactiel^u pulsory In both state and pri- Parahta, who would shoulder Locka waa matron of honor. ki a rofolar Moscow radio have had time to get used to the Qie aaaoclation, aidd at Its re- most of the responsibility for Michael F. BlanchSeld of Open Doily idea that Chinese might shoot at vate schpols imder the Educa- cent annual maating; iviaidtaMo on emrent ovonU. tion Act of 1M4. Each child asstng that thslr children hear Wyckolf nerved ae hla brother’a Hm nmadtalilo mombor, Russlaaa. There were troubles ‘Tt BMMS’to ma quite poasiMe the teaching of'the faith, have beet man. Thursday on the border of China’ s Sing- must have a minimum of one Mined Xatorrity. attributed to period of religious Instruction that than will ba support for a showif very little InAcatlon that A reception was held at the 9:30 to 5:30 a Oommunist named Kvena the kisng Province, Where the Chi- remmetaUon of tha Christian they would obllaborate offec- Sherry BUtmora Hotel, Boaton. nese accused the Uid.S.R. of each week. And, because the Nights famaik that ha could enviaage Church of Ihigland Is the state- monopoly. It may ba poaafMa to tively. And where would tbs The couple will live in Boaton. Rad Ohtna at war In IndocMna, coercing Soviet citiMns to form a common Christian-hu- teachsrs corns from?” Mr. Blanchfleld la a graduate leave. The Kremlin in turn ac' establlihed church, the teaching agalnat the United Statea, usually conforma with Anglican manist front to campaign tor an of Waahlngton (N. J.) High Malnat India and "lastly war cuaed the Chinese of flring upon Open educational approach and FIRE RATES RISE School, attended Maesachueetts till 9 border eroesers. theology except in eases such as agaliist the Soviet Union.” Roman Catholic schools. an end of Christian monopoly In HAR'irORO (AP) — Firs in Institute of Technology, and la The remaih, Inoadcast this There is other tension in north thU field.” a senior at Boston University. China, against the background While Britain’s expensiva and surance ratss tor most types of weA la the Russian language to Hdwevar, a recant survey by commercial huildinga in Oon- Mrs. Blanchfleld is a graduate oriet eltisens, comes at a time of a Red Chinese claim that exclusive private schools long the Inatitute of Christian Educa- of Windsor Locks High School Moscow illegally dominates have had staff clergy to act as necticut hava gone up an aver- when the Chinese-Soviet aigu tion disclosed strong majority age of a.I per cent. The in- and Peter Brent Brigham Hos- • " I - * ipBMt Is moving out of the realm Mongolia. Just south of Mongo- chaplains and teach religion, support for eontimied religious pital School of Nursing, Bos- ^ :j lia is the province of. Kansu, most state schools keep ' the creaaea effective Aug. $1, was ton. if Idaok^leal debate and reach teaching. announced yesterday by State Ing propjctlona of a 'head on where Peking recently reported scripture period to the strict - tai progress “a vloleht etass minimum; others Just ignwe It. Soma teachers have written to Insurance Commissioner Wil- Maah between the Pektng and tha papera to say that thay eon- liam R . Cotter. * f* • itOaoow governments. stnM ^-” Schools up and down the land . In the bacbground are sweep- Intelligence reports received start their day with a hymn or Rnth Millett ing CUnese territorial claims in Hong Kong say a savage two and a prayer, but this —as lipst Moscow and Western campaign is in progress in Kan- Anglican writer Eric Russell - eDlgance reports of a Red su to sripe out any pro-Moecow has described it — Is a formali- Women owe the designer of terror campaign In at elemeata. ty “ to serve only as a necessary the topless bathing suit a stand- least one CUnese province introduetion to the more impor- ing vote of thanks. Thanks tor Ogatawt Communists qrmpathis tant bustneas-cf the spevts re- GOME g stepping BO tar beyond the Rr ; with Moscow. sults, snd the occaslonU appeal bounds of good taste and decen- McNally Begins for a good home for three adiit# cy that women are forced to M ost raved about • • • The Idea of war between Red take a good, hard look at all fSihw and the U.S. .R. seems mice no longer of use 4* Me r*' 8 Town Vaiilt Job biology department.” the ugly, unfeminine, tasteless distant, despite ttieir battle for “Grace before meals,” the All The Family To Meef The styles tlM men who design Influence over Asia and over the same writer has observed, "is clothes for women have been World Oommunist movement. The town has awarded a con- > < M ost talked a b o u t ... tract to W. G. McNally A Sons also treated as formal hypocrisy dreaming up to make women But the fact that it has been look absurd. toenthmed to the Soviet citisen- of Manchester for the construc- and one pupil has been heard to REPUBLICM CANDIDATES ry Indieates it is a nagging fu- tion of a brick wall, and the offer a revised version of |a- First there was the sack, mod- milisr prayer: For what we are est but so unbecoming to the tare possibility. Inatallation of a fire resistant AT— feminine figure that men hooted Dricurns photo Mmevsky's identiflcatian of door In the town clerk's vault about to receive, may the Lord BACK-TO-CAMPUS Ihe course of Oie war predictian have mercy upon us.” at it. Undaunted I7 the sack’s MRS. DENNIS EDWARD BLANCHFIELD in the basement of the Munici- North London parents an' reception, the designers have seemed vague. It came during pal Building. discussion bl what he called the swering a recent quis from the OOP RALLY and BOX SDPPER kept bringing It back under first *‘spHtting, base actions of the McNally, whose price of local advancement of State A by a pair of you deai^ clotoea that flatter us ters from Peking” during a re- bids submitted on Aug. 18, out strongly against religious style better suited tor a strip- straps—like a baby’s stmsuit. If or get out of toe business. aant Tokyo antinuclear confer^ started the renovation work instruction in schools. tease Joint than a public beach. anything could make the femi- How many of you women from ance. Malevidcy said he Was tills morning, and said that he "The majority thougM raH- WICKHAM PARI^^ In the bikini, most women look nine figure look more notesque agree that toe desiipier of the there at the time and was relay- expects to be finished within repulsive. Those few who don’t and do any more to rob a wom- toplesa swlnuniit has done wom- hv this.story to illustrate the two weeks. would look far more beauti^ an of the femininity that is her en a real favor? pMlcy ‘'wUch the CUnese lead- Ths fireproofing Is bebig SATURDAY, SEPT. 12 in something designed to subtly natural ri|^t, It’s still in the All rights reserved Burton's sts are now conducting." done to eonform with a recom- flatter the feminine form, In- mind of some dress designer . Newapaper Enterprise Aeen. ”To Show this conrinclngly mendation made last Fsbrusry stead of in a garment vdiicb with designs against feminine 4 P.M. tin SUNDOWN blatantly cheapens It. and elearly, let me quote this by State Examiner of Records MUSIC charm and beauty and dignity. FALL KILLS TOT aocample. Let ns say that as a And those low - on - the - hips So thanks, boys, for toe top- BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A fall Rockwell H. Potter Jr. pants that girls swaggered delegate from Britain in the Potter had rated the nrssent 4 less swimsuit and toe barefront from a third floor p or^ Inflicted ; Hotel Diamond in Tokyo, where around In for a couple of sea- cocktail dress. With them, you fatal injuries on five-year-old | vault doors as being "imsolete, LESSONS sons when they were "In” were tte ao-called Tokyo conference with s very low fire rating.” MIN« YOUR OWN BOX SUPPER have tipped your hand. Now we Rita Guerrette yesterday. Rita | took place, there turned «q> the pretty cheap - looking, weren’t women ought to to smart suffered a fractured skull when He recommended removal of they? They made any girl who enough to turn tounibsdown on she landed on toe concrete steps B^eohirist Bhrans, expelled aS wooden shelving and ths In- atrnettea an all popular to- PRK COPFK. SODA, DONUTS nt: Crera the Oommunist parties of stm meats. wore them appear to be looking any future style you dream up below. She died at Bridgeport Britain, the United Statae and ,] stallatloa of steal subsUtutas. for a pick-up. to make us look silly. Hospital a few hours after she , Auatralia,” Malavaky aaid. Ths naw vsuH door wiS ' And now they’re trying to get From now on, maybe we’ll waa admitted. sapabie of hokling out for at "Ifew,

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Jaoidwoii If, Mr. and Mrs. A r- one-aicht stands in gardening in a talk to the sum- able to stand trial for the deaths dealings with Communist coun- In seven eeoend place which earned him tries, “ are not sensible” for thur Martin, Mias IheodU Andover Washington, Annapolis, a pothds plant as a prise. bera of 78,000 persons imder the Nasi n. Events in World suthanasia program. certain mulUmlllton-dollar Rlcard, Mr, and Mrs. RuaseB and other Maryland places. Olynple niad projects. Storm, Mr. and Mrs. OQhert Hie Hamilton family has an- Roger Bughee who lives on Bveahig Court doctors ruled that OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK... THURSDAYS TILL Y P.Me IDNDON (A P ) — The Beatlesfqf tha Falklanda, Rafalmann, 57, is suffeting ttorn !*ax Increase of 7 Mills Swanson. Mr. and Krs, Edward other son' in the servloe. A Hickoity HUl and la a mamber Aadever Law- Btod the PAomaui BBsoinED White and William Simmer. Local Singer f4iM7t6. are no knger top mopa with the flag at the airfield and rapidly advancing senility and younger brother Ronald has of the Manchester ClvU Air BLACKTOP CHICAOO (A P ) Two paint- Boeteaamy Satarday been In the army fbr three Patrol announces that Ms group BritiabjpubUc.I mibUc presented' the local commander woEild Uve only , two more yeara The outdoor Hootenanny to •nie Rolling Btonea, five young with a deelaiatkn “ reatflnnhig if hla trial conthiiiad. The trlhl ers Vrsrs reacusd Tussday after ^n from Budget Estimates In Concert years. Sixteen months of this is raMag funds to suppon ths SEALER men who alao eport long, unruly began Feb. IS. 10 minutes fro m aafety benefit two local boys' athleUc time was spent' in Korea where Argeotiaa’a rtidits to the is- United Btatse Olymplo feens hair, replaced Om BeaUea at the lands.” / belts 3f floors abova Chloago’s programs win bo held at 7:80 Jm le currently statlooed. Re «f board o( ftuaeaf Lawton from 13:80 p.m. to 3:80 partSe^tlon in the Tokyo top «( the U§4 poU held by TOKYO (A P) w Britiah Chan- L^. p.m. Saturday at the local At Hartford expects to be dleeherged next gamse. Bugbee atatse that eoa- Air Boerstary Mario Roma- astknatas of espendl- p.m. Mondaya, and m m V a.m. Plains Athletic Field on Rt. 81. ^"FtOW ERS^ Melody Maker, a weekly for nelU said Fitagsraki half arred cellor of the Exchequer Regi- The ratn, Juan Mand6, 88, to 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays and month and to return h ^ e . ttfbutkms of any siss win be addicts of pop music. ^ in tsIHiig Rio OaUagos flight nald MaudUng today defended and Curtta Kulsar, 86, fall ott a I ta town fbr all boaMs and Rain’ data will be Sunday, the wMooms and may bs sant to For Every Oceaslea l Tlniradays. i same Ume anlace. John HamUton m , 33-year- Ziniila Awards PoriiHli- Although the Beatlea came control he was gedng a ahott his government’s i^proval of a acaftold on the new U.8. court, for the fiseal year Several Coventry Ora'ofe Bertron A. Hunt is chairman old son of Mr. and Mrs. John The growing condlU(»ia on him at his home. out No. 8 in the BriUSb aecUon local fille t ” 15-]rear bank loan A |S7 million house tilted petpendloular to the i will be avaUaMe tomor- members will be tnatalled as of- of thfl program which will fea- Bunker Hill Rd. seem to be ■nia Mbthsrs Chib moats to- Joyc* newer Shop of the poll, they were No. l in its to ths Soviet Union. ground. Ncluier of the men was HamUton of Rt. 87 and a mem- night at 8 at ths horns of Mrs. Injured. at the oftioe of the board flcera of Hast Central Pomona ture 15 acts In compeUUon for highly favorable to the ralaing •01 Blahi B t, Maaoheeter IntemtlaEial section. MBLMOB, Bwadto (AP) — "We wleh to trade with the ber of the United States Army of xlnniae as both first end sec- Kathsrins T. Rutehlaoon on The Beatles alao lagged on the The U.B. nuolaar abip Savannah Soviet Union as we trade with sdeetraoi. Oraafa Saturday at Ckwdwlll three prises of $50 for first, $16 Next to Hartford w. H. nrauND Orange In Olastonbury, The tor second, and $15 for third. Field Band chorus, was the so- ond place winners in the Gar- Buaksr HUl Rd... Guest speak- NattoaaliBank LUMKS CO. hit parade of 10 \ beat-aelling is en rout# boms attar being other countries,” MaudUng told Jlbose proposed budgets will saaslon w ill start at 5 p jn . with Two programs to benefit from loist In a concert given last den Club Blnnia contest, JodgefT er Will be Mra. John H. Teo- 646-0781—640-1448 record!. Their “ Hard Da;Day’s delayed by technical trouble. a luncheon of the Foreign Oor- 90S M A IN S T R E E T Sme up for a public hearing at the aftelr wUl be the Coventry week at Hartford Public High raaps who wlU shars hsr kncwl- 640 AOddlt T ^ e . B., Night” was seventh. "You respondents Club of Japan. RAN CL. a supper at 6:80 pJn. last Friday, were boys from Manchester It had bean sobedulad to sail 648-2478 *■--X. Monday at Coventry To be Installed will be Ray- Boys’ Baseball AssoclaUon and School. He sang "Heather on that area. Mark Houle won first adga of flower arranging and Really Got Me,” by the Khiks, Monday. A atatemsnt from ths He said five-year cradlta, the Scbobl. the Coventry Panther Midget the HUT from Brigadoon. mond Pender as Pomona mas- prlsk, a book on Wild flowers, Wsa No. 1. ship m d Us nuolaar raactor Umlt urged by the United States •^fHE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" of Finance Chalnnan ter; WOllam A. Miller as stew- Football Association. Hamilton was a student in and B illy Foran was awarded was shut down to chock for a and some other members of the FUEL Oit ^ealey F. Lewis said the esti- Assisting with the arrange- the Elementary school he:-e and BUENOS AIRB8, Argentina posalMs malfunction. It was North Aflahtle alliance for ard; Mrs. Gertrude A. Haven, GASOLINl X flgures indicate an in- treasurer, and Mrs. Corinne ments are Charles N. Harlow at Rham where he graduated (AP) — An AfgenUne atunt pilot later discovered that the fault Jr., Mrs. Robert S. Flint, James Tvho reportedly flew to the of seven mills in the tax Pender, Pomona. Frank Russ, about five years ago. He la now lay with Instruments used to ^te, bringing it to 47H mills Breen, BlHott Dickerman, Ed- stationed at Fort Meade, Md. PLANNING TO BUILD? . FaUtland Islands and unfurled sample air near the reactor, the the proposed budget. outgoing: master, and his team ward Neuihann, Ucmel G. Jean, an Arifentine flag In the dis- will conduct the InAallation. In addition to his singing statement said, and "tha nu SCHOOL SUPPLIIS BaDdiag Panel Meets William A. Miller and Roy Mar- ability Hamilton hu developed You’ll be buildinor a brisrht future for your fom- puted British colony must clear aspects of the ship wars BANTLY OIL *nM proposed jiuiior high WUilaways’ Second Tear Undale. UNWANTED explain why he didn’t let the Air I ! i MI' W'l l\i . The Wbirlaways Square a dramatic flair. He has appear- ily when you “feather your nest” with savings. not involved in any way.” AT NiW LOW hool building committee will Ju?i«»s dc bar at 0 a.m. Sept 36 at Several club members have Inatttatton’’ Manchester home on Wall St. g;iven an exhibition dance at the V Uriel liodn will have a stat- Mansfield State Training Oorrent Annual’ ST r i s s s s t s L l a s T I T i School and Hospital in Mans- iuitlon at 7:30 p.m. Dividend On lro O f*> 4 4 a iM JS tA m t,. iturday at the Masonic. Hall field Depot, including the fol- M A IN STREET Insured Savings Merrcw. The entered appren- lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, OOVBNTKx degree will be conferred, Bissonette, Mr. and Mrs. Healy, HOUSE &. HALE MANCHESTER Community College. ifreshments will be served, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hick- le officers will rehearse at ing, Mr. and Mrs. George O. 80 pm . Friday here. < * Black Suada MON..TUES^I. A Two-Ydar InstHution of Highsr Education Louis Steullet will be in High and Mid Haal of the entertainment * Brown Calf Extra Hours i P.M— Wed. CloeM At Noea of the Rotary Club meeting at 6:45 p.m. to- at the vestry of the First *. Black Calf ational C^rch. COURSE OFFERINGS Scout Leaders' ^Girl Scout leaders and as- st leaders will meet st 8 tomorrow at the home of 'James R. MacArthur on S / / O S Sthan Hale Dr. to discuss the FALL SEMESTER dooming fund drive. iThe Friendly Circle of the Congregational Church meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday In Now accepting applications for linglo courioi or dogroo progranris In the following curricula: le Tsstry of the church for a >tluck dinner. Slides on "A 0 Basic Technical # Businasi Administration # Pro-Enginaoring # Accounting to the Orient” will be by Mrs. Eugene Bram- # General Studies # Executive Secretarial # Liberal Arts and Sclencai # Special of Parker Bridge Rd. CAR RENTALS Multi-Color Stripes Klndergartea Openings imcIiiotL hniere are four openings in or LEASlNO • * ke Morth Coventry Coopera- • r I Kindergarten classes which * A l Mokes Continuing Education Courtot start Monday in the base- st of the Second Congrega- •AH Modds . Church. * A l ThiMS hThuvaf's LOne of these la in the class » by Mrs. Robert Kings-' »400 from 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Paul Dedew Pontioe Courses and Time Schedule airs, Wednesdays and PYi- nfc. 878 B IA IN S m E E T Title Semester Phone 649-tm Course No. Se other three are in that Hours Day and Time A brand new two color woven oxford stripe authen- taught by Mrs. Edwin H. 6 1 . . tically tailored by Tntval with soft toll button down M-F 3:30-4:45 - ♦ I I^cctg. lOl Principles of Accounting collar, box pleat and back loop. Contour tapered Uaiversily styUng. . . TradiiioMl I t i;. . You \ W -F 4:55-6:10 ^ \ Acetg. 111 Secretarial Accounting skeret Snd body foe trim fit. Come in and see out expect a button-down shirt to button prtoisely the Advanced Accounting M -W 4:55-6:10 selection of Career Chib stripes. Acetg. 201 with just the right roll. You want a fit, not W - f 7:45-9:00 Acetg. 221 Federal Taxes fullatthewakt.YouUkethefeelofafQb(|loxfortL * F-M 3:30-4:45; Th. 8:00-10:00 Bio.'101 Principles of Biology THE FIRST You want dependable quality and long wear, . 10 Bio 103 Survey of Biological Sciei Tu. 9:10-10:25; F 6:20-7:35 W 8- You like the touches of the buttonia dia bade i M -W 6:20-7:35; M 8:00-10:00 TRUE WONDEK PIMP Bio. 105 Anatomy and Physiology S-' and back pleat. Yon want the right stripe, die Bus. Die. 201 Business Dictation Tu 9:10-10:25; Th 4:55-6:10 WASH-’N-WEAR y p o itX m f^ aA - right color or juit plain white. You want ’ , ’ Bus. Law 101 Intro, to Business Law M -W 6:20-7:35 . Nbvbt Heads kimiiigl "'Arrow Cum Laude. Bus. Mm. 201 Fundfis. of Bus. Org. end Man. Tu-Th 4:55-6:10 SLACKS! •8 .90 Chem. 101' General Chemistry M 7:45-9:00; Th 6:20-7:35. M O Data Pro. 101 Introduction to Data Processing W -F 7:45-9:00 Econr. 101 Introduction to Economics Tu-F 6:20-7:35 Eng. 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gwarate he ousted from the make lliat nrach notea even off te traveBiig faatar which win be to draft a new O p e n F f n r u m eonstitutite, Mt up a gteieral gonronUBint Jan. 80 w o n now 5 3 ,0 0 0 the ttaek ef a fra te” Goldwatar than tha apaed lib it at a fairly steady eiectioa and etganlse aa entire- fro# flsr MW aatognmento tty the Cheer Goldtvater^ pace, batead, ha is leoktag for—and President Calls ly wtw elviUan goyernm u t by Defense MItostry. Some' had C n n titi) If t r a l) Jumping to nil — any opanbg in tha Bave the the ted of 1988. beea ehargod with havtag plot- After the trtumvlrato's news ted with French govornment Crated Is Biggest §o Far C*pp Rit0$ aalghbntBg lane p a t kwka, however un* To the Editor, SS^mo. Jack Zalman at tha Oounmt conference cioeed, a second was agonto for the neutrallaation of eortably, to promiaa a allghtly faatar NRW HAVEN, (A P )—-Fn- baa Buneatsd that tormar Oov- Meeting on Viet held “tty Uie government” — South Vtot Nam. (Otettanof I Pago Ona) one proposed by the late Preto- rate of apaad. amor Blddwb ba draftod to that to Os Klbiih toons. They are Tran Van Dm, ’Ton neral ea viees will be held here i dent Kennedy, whieh.ba voted tomorrow for A1 Oapp’s fath- Tha fact la that moat o f thoaa opaninga head the prapoaad Oonstitution- Khanh was asked why the That Diah, L o , Van Kim, Mai Rotoiefeller ef New Totk atid aSalnat. Sak al Convention. (Inotdantally, he Huu Tuan and Nguyen Van Vy. took a major step toward win- , Otto P. Oa^in. are folaa, and lead not b to a amoothar « •) state at emergeney he pro- Goldwator’a explanation: “I Capita, an 80-yaar-old retired also propoaea a Democrat, ao aa Khanh appointed a new intorior elaimed laist month to still ta now of traMc but tato another little ning the G oP nomtaatien. oppoaed that tax cot and would wholesaler, died at University not to make JJB. mad.) Tayjor is »daratood to have mtaistor, a new mayor of Sai- offset. do so agam under toe .same gon and a now eMef military (toldwater ran steseially well Ho«MUtal in New Tork Olto yes* box, from which tha driver muat agab Let me s » that tha common at Me 'replied that, besldee an elreumstaneas. That reckteas told officiate hart that tha U.B. securito today. Klein11 e^iwe provaa a blind alley aaeiiia no deterrent lature (later rescinded), (2) lor’s ptetton haa bean rapra- minister, Bui Tuong Huan, and JenSntags and four others. Goldwatsr threw hi a couple ! MttkM eredIMd fe U or wM eUMrvto* r~ their threat to veto, and («) aanted u oita of a desire to on the added title of defenae waa billed as Ms OallfomU survived by two other sons, •“ H e f a a c a te the regtetsrrf^ I t h o l o c a l It appears, alm ost aa though the goal the social welfare secretary, New BAMPSHIRB of asides that weean’t te hie Iktojpoprr an> atoo tho theb threat to usurp tho power bi-oadan tha war against tha minister. kickoff, and his fans paid |1 Jerome B. Caplin of New Tork TM af the BBBW ^ . wen only to seem to get ahead; aa It waa one of Khanh’a busiest Tran Quang Thuan civilians PowsU conceded to Pfltehury prepared text. All HfIrtR Gt repybUeatlee €( 9GClal of the Legblature by doing the Reds. Rafarancea to broadening who hav« been strongly critical apiece to sit ta on e s h ^ that City and BlUot. A. Caplin of Oorp.” fatchao b « ^ >r» atoo riowTOl though each driver aoored himself one days since student and Buddhist M counting passed the halfway ran for almost three hours. Of President Johnaon, he Larchmont, N.T., a daughter, job themselves. tha war ordinarily also embrace of his regime — Khanh said he iark. Ths formsr govamor said aid: ” He'a trying to sweep Viet pobt for each little coup, whether it tha Idea of making attacks demonstrations started the Bands played. Movie and MTa Madelta Gardner of New Tho Does iack Zalman believe had asked both men to stay on Se would back Ptltehury ta ths Mam under the rug and he can’t that tf it was possible to get to- directly on military centers ta iyemment ertoia last month. televisian personallUes ware Tork City; a tester, Mrs. Harry meant he got home a half aeeond aoonar Se made it elear he still runs Hs also answersd a charge ganaral slectton, a contrast to get It there for ^ b b y Baker gether U, 84 or any numiber of North Vlat Nam. against him by the former introduced. Goldwater rode all Rsanik at Nsw' Raven; two or not Informanta hare said Taylor South Viet Nam. 1882 whan ha supported King. the way around the stadium In and Billy Sol Eatee.” hrotiiers, Arthur and Billot WsddojTL Hay Baldwlna to draft a new deputy premier, Nguyen Tbn VEMONT At one point ha asked; ’ ’Why If men do b faet Mve tha way they Conatitutlon, could they draft has not urged broadening the The two new iqtatotry ap- his convertible, while the crowd Capita at New Ha'ven; eight DRUG COMPANY potatmento appeared aimed at Hoan, who left the government Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote edged sUw so many bars tonight? Tou drive, ia this tiie way wa live? Do wo one which would not bo by- War. Peraona most famiHar with applauded, before going to the grandchildren and six great- •Si Mtehi B t — S t t - S S S l atlsylng Buddhist demands last week and fiew to Hong former Lt. Oov. Robert S. Bab- speaker’e iflatforin over second and all Americans know that passed by a three-judge panel hia views on strategy and tac- Kong Sunday. Hoan said Khanh grandclflldren. jump for each ilbaory advantage, aeon made last week for the ouster of cock for the GOP gubernatorial base. Hundreds of yellow and somsthtag to wrong. Tou know the next day after It whs adopt- tics aay Hiat Taylor has not ta was “ a prisoner of the _____ */ron^TOMhO o» aecoLAr a p o b t and reap no m o n than exhaus- fact prasaed for early air aa> seven officers from government nomination against Gov. Hoff. gold balloons were released. It’s going to taka a good houss ed. Buddhteto.” Sen. Prouty will be opposed by clsutag to gat tt stnlght.” sion t tion from having jumped T The present (Constitution b a aault on tha Tchepona area but joba. ’The two men replaced by The shout was tremendbus tha new appointments were on Khanh described himself as State Sen. Frederick J. Fayette when (ton. James DooUttlo, Ha was tatemiptod hy ato - Pi n y aaronii— eioatof htowai T hen is atill a right hand lane avail- remarkable document, origbal- has said tiiat the queetion of “ a- young man of good wilt who making such atrikea ia one the Buddhist blacklist. vriio defeated formsr Rap. coohalrman of the CXtteeas for plauss fT timss during Ms able for those slacken who like to move ly adopted b 1818. It has been Named as the new interior may only be a prlaoner of my Wliliam H. Meyar ta ths Demo- 89 mtauto speech., amended from time to time and which the U.B. government Qoldwator and Miller Commit- with a Httle m o n deliberataiaaa or pur- * minister for an interim term of own reeponaibiliUes.” He denied cratic primary. When a re^ rtor ateed if he aa late as 16H, the section per- should now conaider seritualy aa tee, introduced him as ” The two months was Nguyen Luu hf had made special conces- MDiNBSOTA leader of the modem American was aatlsfiad with tha respense, pose, and gat home just as soon with a taining to amending itself,, was a future line of action. sions to any reliaious faith or Offlelala here have been 'Vien, replacing Brig. Gen. Lam McCarthy awamped two toes revolution.” Goldwater* said: 'T d Ilka to let m on equanimity b their luggage updated by adding four words. political faction. and also outpolled Republican R E A L TY aoncemed ta their talks with the Van Phat. ’Ihe new mayor of The ehosrs rollod ta when havs ona Mks that ona ovary than thair apaad-thrift neighbors. Thb section (which has never Saigon, also for two months, In anawsr to a Buddhist rs- Whsalock Whitney, hia Novem- day. ’That waa the best I’ve aver been declared unconstitutional problem at making elear to the Goldwater said: Wadnowlagr, la p t a n a r t Oommimiat aide that ta spite of will be ’Tran Van Huong. Brig, port that 100 poroons still wers ber opponent ” I will, as one of my first bad.” by the Supreme (Court) b the held by government authorities Hie pc^Ucal iqbeavato ta Saigon (ton. L bh ()uang Viet la the new WISCONSIN ‘ actions ta ths WMte House, ask Goldwater put te a M l day most Important of any section, head of the military security as a result of rioting ta Saigon Reynolde awamped MUwauk' Tuesday. because ft provided a process by and p o o d le talk ta this country the Congress to enact a re n te r sbm agency. two weeks ago, Khanh said he ee attorney Dominic Frinsl ta H s'lsft hia horns te Phoenix Ntvr N Far TrsmiaiHaers which any section of the Oon- and abroad about a negotiated and conslderod program of tax C O UR S E nrat Officfad Roan9 settlement, the United States Khanh told a news conference had ordered an tavesUgation. thb Democratic gubernatorial reduction. I will aleo ask that and fisw to San Disgo where he The last diaoovary we noted about stitution can be changed. Huong and Viet were dedicated Khanh's announcement that race, white Warren P. Knowlea FREE DEMONSTRETIOM LECTURE The framers of the (Constitu- has no intention of weakening C!ongreas stop the wild spending made three speeches, and than men making a great sacrifice to he had lifted press censorship held a 2-to-l lead m the GOP spree begun toy tMe administra- movad on to Los Aagslas. MOiniAY, SEPT. 24—AT 1 PAL < OotovanlkMi MeUtas that tha Labor tranqulUaen waa that aome autHoritiea tion, with great wisdom, made It Ha support for South Viet Nam serve in post for such a short followed a small demonstration side over Milo Knutson, five- WMIe he was spesmng outside Day waakand, with Ha peUtica] apaachea had begun to think they might be addic- hard to change the Constitution, or of withdrawing from the tion.” MEN and W(MfBN, young or old, regardless ef preekma sk-. time. He said neither religious by Vietnamese reporters. The term mayor of La Crosse and a Goldwater contended tt is a hotel in Sah Dla||b a fire door ‘by —for tha natioa’a top otflca tive, vdiarefon they should be restricted Because of the importance of struggle. perience. If you are over 2j, you can be a teal estate terekStv McNamara waa quoted aa faith nor political leaning was a reporters said they were on a staunch supporter of Goldwater possible to cut Income taxes five was opened, automatically ‘ ahall ba eonaidared tha offloial opaaUnr to sale on prescription only. this part of the (Constitution the merely by pesteng aa sxamination. Obtain your lioanss and declaring ta recent congression- factor In foelr selection. hunger strike agiUiiat censor- who had said he would accept percent a year for five years setting off the alarm and caus- snter this richly rewarding profession. Tou can atari oil a framers wrote ta a process All three generals of the ship. jaf tha fa ction eampaign. Ih at tradi- But not even tranquillsen, b thia age al testimony that the United votee and funds from the John and, with a grbwing economy, ing a large Are escape to des- part-tlma baste «n your own or join the staff of an estaMlsItod' which would take time, thus ruling triumvirate — Khanh, Khanh said military opera- itlonal viaw thia yaar ignoraa tha raal- of scientitic wonder, can stand atlU. guaranteeing that %any change States "will do whatever is Birch Society. Proxmlre easily still keep the budget In balance. cend. rsal satato Ann. Our courss offers tha flnsst Uosnae axansi Maj. (ton. Duong Van Minh and tions presently are going well. outpoUed two opponents, but hU ” If spending Is held ta check ” I’ve mads strong speeches ta llty tha praaidantial oandidataa and Tha btest discovery about them cred- would not bis rushed jhrough. required” to prevent (Commu- prsparation avallablq, h wall as taachtag you how to opsiv nist China from destroying Lt. Gen. ’Tran llilen Khlem, sat Asked If American diplomatic vote total waa below that of — and, believe me, a Republl' my life,” Gbldwatcr said, ’’but I an office and be Micceesful in the real estate butenoes. Attond^ ;thalr ninninc mataa hava ba«i anragad Ha than with havbg a new and hitherto It ^ so provided that the at the speaker's table in the pressure had played any role ta change should be brought about, South Viet Nam’s independence. unopposed GOP nominee Wilbur can administration will hold It never made one that atrong.” a FREE FIRST LBCTTURE at 8 p.m. on Monday, Se^. SL la eampalgnlnc,, frankly or otharwiaa, news conference. the turmoil through which his unsuspected effect, b a direction which first, by action of the duly elect- In censored testimony made Rank. In check — we can cut taxSa WMle talking at ths Los An- Tou will receive a FREE copy of "How to Choose Tout^ public by Sen. Clifford P. (Case, A spokesman for ths three government haa passed, Khanh COLORADO and atiU balance revenue gelos Airport a Jet roared ta juat House,” an easy-to-follow guide for purchasing a horns, pse* 4|Dr aoma tima. should require that they aoon ba given ed tiegislators of the people, read a decree which named R-N.J., McNamara said evi replied: There were no senatorial or against spending” he sai(^ as he was reaching hia big ssntad by Las Instltuto at ths TWCA, 282 Ann St., H s ft fm . ! In any aaaa Ilia poibUc duty to aaaaaa a new name. not by a comparatively small Minh as chief of state with group of hand-picked politicians ^ dence siqqporta tiis contention "Why don’t you ask the U.8. itibetnatorlal races. All four His plan, Goldwater insisted, windup. He waited patiently for Please write or phone for a guect Ueliiekst. {aandidataa aaama a Uttla atroncar altar By the present name, and by our pres- that “ap^cation of power in powers of receiving ambassa- Embassy about that?” gouse members were renomi- is a ’’properly adjusted tax the racket to subsida. who the Political bosses of both dors, granting amnesty and Moth of California's grown with brambles and Its jurisdictiem b its deebion polyglot mtaority groups (many w h ere yo u save m o n e y on fine aoB made deau* again hia reallaation that and even to themselvea if nO other ric- Foster and Kleiser, the big- His eyes intent, listening to regarding reapportionment by Under Oov. Edmund G. (Pat) of whom may well vote for the nuclear weaponry of any degree o f da- tims are handy. But what a refreshing Brown's own watchful eye, the gest billboard firm in California, learn if anyone has heard His by-passing that section of our backed away from this abrasivie, amendment) and of its right knock. The door is fastened on State Constitution which pro- atructivatieaa ia a frightening thing and and thrillbg new concept it is to thbk goal ia a fund of at least $1 wing extremists (who also favor million from voluntary sources negative tone. The word “ hate,” the bside so the light of the vides for changing. COMPOSITION tha reaponaibUity for Ha eontrd la an o f all the Milquetoasts b tha world sud- the amendment). But b the BOOK to fbahee the campaign. linked to the two martyred Pres- world stands waiting outside. Are we going to stand by and anormoua one. north, money to support the The door is the symbol of the denly firm and steady of eye, immovable Brown himself Is convinced idents, seemed to them a bad see our (Constitution thrown In broadlooms^ remnants^ braid ed rugs campiaign Is bebg raisefl more human heart closed against the NOTEBOOKS That raaliaation b ebvloualy not paco- of foot, ready for reason but never for that If the voters know what's association of ideas. The idea the wastebasket? waq scrapped, and a new bill- easily than expected. “When I Saviour. Are we going to submit vdth- COVERS la r to Praaidant Johnami or hia party, bluff! • at stake they will defeat the aee a m blster at a $60-a-pl^te board formula is now being re- T h e picture speaks of our two out a fight when we are sure R*g. 89e 8fu but aome further aaauranoea on tha If, suddenly, the world starts bekav- proposed constitutional amend- supper, I'm Impressed,” pro- ment and endorse the Rumford searched. fold need — light for the b - that the (Constitution of our state matter from Sen. Ooldwater might go aa if everybody were perfectly ad- claims a California Democrat. b being violated? Pkg. 8f Plastic Coated Fair Housing Act. The proposed Thekstakes in the h o u ^ g ref- Nevertheless, the odds are dl-vidual heart, an(j light for the far toward tacreaalng voter aentiment justed, the once bold and the once timid amendment would make the act erendum go far beyond that sin- world. Jesus is the world's most Jack Zalman mentions Gov- and H a n d H o o k e d stair carp et still against the fair-housing ernor Baldwb as being one o( for him. aUka, and you can stay awake and b - unconstitutional b a shattering gle issue. If proponents of the forces. The experiences of simi- wonderful conqueror. He will cqnstitutional amendment suc- conquer only If He fbds en- the State's leadbg icitbena; This Prom the number tw o, men em tha torasted b the midst of the resultant blow to the civil rights move- lar tests b half a dozen cities ment. ceed b getting out an enormous trance b to the individual heart. b true. The State has honored tiekata, the pubke got l b aaauranca that general boredom long enough to wonder this year Illustrate the hazards. Accordingly brochures nfld vote for it, the Democratic nom- In Detroit last week the voters How humble it makes us when him in many ways, the three aampaigning thta year wNl go on ta tha why, that inay ba the- answer. Enough billboards are being readied to b e e for the Senate, Pierre Sal- struck down a fair-housing or- we realize that the same great most important being governor^ BBual faahlon. people have begib to take tranquilisers, put the Issue in its most attrac- bger, will suffer anej-so will the dinance of the city council by a light com bg into the world b senator, and chief justice. AU of Choose from Broadloom Rolls Choose Broadloom whole California Democratic for each of us as well. these honors have been held un- Hubert Humidirey, the Democratic both ways. tive form. Aa stated on the bal- solid vote even though both Re- lot, the proposition almost In- party. Jesus b the light of my heart, der our present (Constitution. aandidata for vice preaident, drew a ^ e - publican Gov. George Romney O d d let rolls in our big foil houiotlooning tola. Covor any or oH your floors As for the new name for them, that vites an anti-fair housing vote. A heavy vote for the proposed the love of my life. Can this (Constitution be so and Democratic Mayon> Jerome wrong? 'Remnants at tura o f bereaaed racial atrife if Gold- ^should prove a popular gasser b this The ballot simply states that amendment will mhan a large Cavanaugh cam pal^ed for the ot.iovings up te 50 %! Como dorly for boit choice end biggest tovingi. Submitted by Thelma M. Gray 1 am sure that If this Consti- watar baoomea preaidant, thui) playing mi era of social progress. the constitutional amendment conservative vote. In turn, that city ordinance and against the e Craysns president, Malhchester Coun- tution was fo bad. Governor 0 Aaaignnieiit Books -te UmitoflT to stock on bond of ooeh roll. fear of violence; Hia Republican counter- Equalisers. , “ prohibits (the) statf, subdivi- will mean more votes for ex- referendum. cil-United Church Women 5 low prices! sions. or agencies thereof, from actor, George Murphy, the Re- Out b Washbgton state, both Baldwin would have taken steps part, William K. Miller, apaaking b to change it. a Ring Binders o Erasers denying, limiting, or abridging publiian who is running against Seattle and Tacoma repealed Square yard South Bend where unemployment la Wouldit be too much to ask (the) rights of any person to de- Salinger. Moreover, a large anti- city fair - housing ordbances On T h b Date 0 Tjrpewritsr Nssds Wgh, Buggeatad freer immigration aa cline to sell, lease, or rent resi- fair housing vote would ' help early this year — Seattle by a Governor Baldwb now to lead o Pendl^and Pens Mstenai, t«)^ure and color Reg. Sale Teen-Agers And 'Die Police the state back to Constitutional propoaed by Preeident Johnaon, would dential real property to any per- Sen. Barry Goldwater at -the ex- vote of two-to-one, Tacoma tour- In 1776, the Contbental Con- son, as he chooses.'' pense of President Johnson — to-one. gress approved .a resolution that Government, to take our Con- o PeneH Caaee e Graph Paper Nylon Rippla, tpna-oh-tona, groan and salmon . . . . . 6.95 coat Americana their joba, poaaibly The v(rord. gets around fast b teen- stitution out of the wastebasket 10. 2 0 . 3 a In simple English, those words possibly to the point of carry- But these were local tests. In all continental commissions use hoping hia audience would feel the In- age circles, just aa fast as cars can the words “ United States" b - and bring about the necessary 501 Nylon, pluih twaad, cadartona ...... 9.95 travel, and it takes only a few minutes ask this question; Are you going b g i California. Callfom b, the stake is high riot o School Bags 0 Beek Oven truaion of any “outaidera,’’ foreign bom to let the state, tell you whom Accordingly, all stops are out only because of fair-housbg fall- stead of “ United Colonies,” es- changes b the orderly manner 501 Nylon, plush twaad, brown, whita and baiga . . T 9.95 for shock troops to arrive, looking', or tablishing the name of the gov- which is provided for b the (Con- Loroo saloetion of quality Wool broadloom' romnonti grouped AT native, threatened their aecurity. at least hopbg, for trouble. I to sell your house to? And the b Brown's campaign to change out qn tile Presidential and Sen- 0 Luneh Boxes . . . 7.95 quick answer to that-is, no! voters' opbions 'about the hous- ate races, but also because the emment-to-be. . stitution itself. 0 Fillte' Papers 501 Nylon, high-and-low loop pile, b a i g a ...... at thasa fiva lew p rica i. range from 12.0x1.8 to 12.0x6.6. ^ Thia, the campaign that waa auppoaed This was demonstrated last week Governor Baldwb could be when Meriden police resorted to a, strat- The proposition, in other b g referendum, and to stimu- result may well point the way In 1860, California became the 501 Nylon, high-and-low loop pile, g o l d ...... 7.95 Ju it right for hall runners, sco t t fr ruigs, dons, and ether smqll ,to give votera a clear choice on grounda words, smothers the real Issue: late church and minority groups for nervous politicians ta every first state on the Pacific coast fortified b this work by the e Note Books a Thermos agem to check the young motorists who statements of Justice Harlon 501 Nylon, high-and-low loop pile, fflada groan . . . . 7.95 af poUtical ideology, may turn out to ba thronged to Hubbard Park, attracted, racial discrimination. to help defeat it. other Northern state. to be admitted to the Union. f ree mi. Como early for best and biggest cheieo. A ll sales sub* and also Justice Stewart wh6 -o Dictionariss o Name Tapes ' 501 Nylon, twaad, brown, baiga and-white ...... • • • * ’ 9 5 one b which emotional buepdo playa the b this instance, by the flashbg lights of said . ; . “ The Cotirt's Draconi- joet to stock on hondj. police cars. They though^ there was a major role. We may long, before it ia an pronouncement, which makes o MarkB-A-Lota 501 tlylon, twaad, olive, rust and whita ...... 1 ...... 8.95 •var, loi; one of thoae oid-faa){ioned disturbance a ioo^ th ere. had been a re- unconstitutional the Legislature o Slide Rulee Finish thorn yourgolf end save, or Kovt' our own oxporioncod port of an impehding "rumble” a few Fischetti 501 Nylon, high-and-low loop, tono-on-tonO groan . . . . 8.95 %|aetioiiB where, however unclear thi of most of the 60 States, find.s nights earlier—and they wanted to be • tut. Fublitlitra Xnmfwifrr no support b the words of the 0 PeneH ^oxes W ool Wilton, twood,. c h a r c o a l...... *”*8.95 mon eut and bind tham for just $1.00 a lineal yord, or bevel and ItjffliRMlF o Flash Cards '^Smioa, the voter can pick hia candidate on hand, even though by so d o b g they (ConstitutlMi b any prior deci- seal tho edges for 60c o' lineal yord. were violating piuii regulations. SOI Nylon, high-ond-lew loop, mapio sugar ...... 8.95 cut of pure poUtleal partiaanahip if ha sion of the Court, or b the 175 FOR IC H O O L r baa na athar guida In this instance, the police 'checked year political history of the Fed- "IVIRYTHING 501 Nylon, high-lew loop twood, beige, groan and whita 8.95. the occupants of each car, wameid them eral Union.” to keep out of the park, and took the No Issue had caused so much name and address of each person, for the confusion b the history of our purpose of n o t if ^ g his parents of his H m Right Hand Lane state— confusion from the Su- Boater Kown whereabouts. preme Court down to the Legis- There ia a large, rad sign aomewhera This is a considerate way of dealbg lators, but there is one quesUori. TUCK Early American with a difficult problem. It gives the .iSlong the Wilbur Croaa Highway de- that rem abs paramount, and youngsters—uid their parents— the ben- that is, — does the (Constitution S O C KS fslgnad to eoax deathbound drivara back efit of the doubt. T q be sure, parento of the State of Connecticut mean Sices 9-11 TAPE ^ t o a atata of aanlty that aaya aome- don't always know where their sons and anything at all? Is (Constitutional Large Roll <<4hlng Ilka “ a man drivea the way he daughters are after dark b these days Government going to prevail? Rag. 39c H and H ooked of automobiles. But at least those who WUber T. UtUe Cellophane Tape turn up on the police check list have Manchester, ' Connecticut ^ Any driver who traveled one of thia been warned. aountry'a. multllanad axpreaawaya dur- In the light of the steadily worsenbg record of crime b Meriden, police have ing the peat waekmd, and who haa Stair Carp et their hands full. If they disperse tha Herald iC given hia experience aome thought aince, crowds of teen-aged youths who gather muat have gabed a particularly atrong for no better purpose than to make ^ Y e s t e r d a y 8 bnpraaalon about tha quality of life that themselves obnoxious without quite aHiAt Irregukrc breakbg the law, the m>llce often find Carpet are hare Uva. themselves oriticiaed. Oool heads, sound ' 25 Yesn Ago Closeout j^oo/ jhace Braids Take, far axample, tee of Maw Jar- judgment, and a measure of tolerance WE •RIEN STAMPSl Cushion .50 fagr*a aix-lane parkwaya on Labor Day are called for b view of the foct that 4,484 students raportod en- rolled In Manchester pubUc C losf out of tho romoins of a tpoeiol purekoto of 100% ••Sftenioon: what can alm

fat osnt behind last yaaJt a t this ea Osrter I t wittdn 46 feet of eqieclally effleera, Mnnild a t - Hospital Notes nm«» wia the oorporatton bust- Dora Poiind^- RockviUe-Vertion RockvUle-Vernon Bolton the street Mae, though 36 feet ls> tend the anmial convention ot Events^^ ness taft, #hl«h produced |8 mil- required. the Holy Name Society at Vlaltint bewa are S to B pm. UoB, but the dMllna .Otata wu PBO IMdB 80600! Xavier Sdtool, lOddle- aU araaa axeaptinp asatond- attributed. In p i ^ 6c i ebaingR Public building commission town, S u n u y at 3:80. In papnant Inatallmant datsa. Jadksonvi|Hv Board Offers Breakdown ty where they are S to 4 pm. District Aide ehainnsn D o u g ^ Cheney said Reservations for the buffet In SUtie Among tha gainan ware: Al- CCC Reaches Accord aupper Tuesday at tha Rose- aad S:M to t pm^ aad private at a meeting of Ms commission oohcil bareragu, up 1150,000; St. Augtlistme Isst night that as cf 6> a.m. mount for all those toteraoted reeaai where they are 14 am. dgarattaa up 8(lt,lSv> sod unln- Is Arrested Of Education Tax Dollar In the anmial mualoa] review to 1 pm. Vlaltota are repeated rata Om ) Saturday tha new school belongs oorporatad burinau tiuc, up |16,- On Election Clause to the r a C . A certificate o f sub- may be made with 'Mra. An- aet to auMke la paMeata* reqmii. fnm Page thony Armehtano or Keeney Ne BMre' than two vlaltota at pi^oe said HamUton waa 764. Tha board at ftaMnCa haa pca-f |L80; Ubrary (coat stantial completion waa signed oompromlse plen for the^a^say m who rapreaented the After Chase Hutchinson. M bon In lKan> aae tlnie per pattoat ^ A pared a “progran hudgat” for grant) |1 ; and the following after an Inspection four by the in the right aide yeataiday elMtion of offloera to e prapoaqd dty on the Board The Congregatora of Bolton ______» non at Barnard and Patleata Today: SM ot Repra- tha benefit o f tofwnspeople In- eight items less the balance ot contractor, architect and mem- by Joeeph PodBlBk o f Portland, tiOfd’ up to'10 feet wen naming Boerd o f Rapreaentatlves eras sentaUvea Congregational Church wfll ,t[artlaa Baliinidt Apti. and ^ Four Fire C ^ s, Ftra D U tilct Oommisstoner terested In how their tax dol- grant: Administration, fl.80; bers of the PBC. • amad of thi approved by 11 of the 12 mem- During last nijdtt’a maating, have a chicken barbecue at the in Ufataoc raaidant of tUa town. ADMITTED TESTER- Maine, as he tried to wrest a Bruce R. Bengtson, 44, at. 10 lars will be spent for education. instruction (teachers and guid- Cheney said that the board of bera o f the CHerter Consolida- member* took a 40-minuta re- home o f Mr. and M n . Philip . S a w a a a n a a n d wr at tha D A T : Mra. Blaie McVey, 34 .83 caliber pistol aiway from the One False Alarp®]*" a andU area north at Ita agra George Dr„ waa arrested by This Is baaed on an analysts of ance director), $16.80; custodial educatlMi can now decide when tion Commlaalon last night cess to consider methods ot it wants to accept the school, at io le y , Watrous Rd., Friday at llUniuMeter Lodga of bUaona, Flower St.; John Fallon. 32 am atate polioe early yeatorday services, 11.40; dortcsl services, youth. Dora was cantered at 7 ., The proposal calls from the reaching a compromise. Dur- the detailed propoaed budget of 7 p.m. Those attending should fOOr, and an konorary mem- Bank St.; Mra. Jacqueline E 8T, about 100 mllee 6aat of after a high-speed ehaaa $.60; textbooka tesddng sup- which time there will probably Qreenwkdi police had been Town and Eighth >l3iatriot division of the town Into two ing the diacuasion o f Daigle's the board of education by clara dress 'warmly for outdoor eat- bar at Hoaa Oo. ngbth Dla- Alicsi, 38 Benton St.; William Daytona Beach and moring through three towns. Bengtson plies, $1.10; tuition, $4.60; oper- be an open house for the gen- hunting for POdalnk since the districts for voting purposes, plan, A tty. Herbert Hannahury, o f expenditure. ing if the weather la suitable. .«rtet fire Department Banes, Stafford S p r I n g a; Fire Dapartmanta yuCarday'an- northweat toward It. Augustine. is a deputy Mieriff. ation o f buildings (exdudlng eral public. reformatory escapee broke and wotild have both the city oonunlssion chalnnan, aald, " It Accordlnig to pbllee, Bengtson H m report from the board of salaries), |1.60; balance of op- St. Maurice Notee Briefs Survtvora Inalwde three James Blanchfleld HI. 81 White swered four tftanioon 4nd Hurricane and gale wteds Is an Improvement over what Bolton Cooperative Nursery away from Patrolman WllUam and the rural area select six rep- waa seen traveling at a high finance begins: “ Blducatlonal erating expenses (mlsodlane- The 11:30 Msss Sunday waa brotbera, Oonrad Apel and St.; Barclay Zelonia, East H art- night Are ealld one being raged over 300,000 square miles we now have; It guarantees School parents will meet to- R. Gill yesterday morning. resentatives each. .rate o f speed on lU. S3, Ehllng- costs submitted by the board of ous), $1 . (fffered f o r f a it e r Fox. The 8 M unson's Obarlaa Apal, both a f Manchea- ford; Robert Dowd. 32 LUa'c of the Atlantic. representation from each area. morrow at 8 p.m. In the fire- falsa pulM . At Box 193 at the The oonsoUdation commission education wlB represent 83 per- A public hearing on the board a.m. Maas Monday was offered * tar, and wllUam Apel at Baat St.; Mra. LaeUtia Oayne. 60 GUI succeeded in bringing in Huge waves rolled across The only quarrel I have with It ’^ton, about 2:80 ajn. place room of the Community Hartford, 'and aareral nleeea Broad St.; Gary Hall. Hebron; Verplanck' School on Olcott St. has beep meeting for about one A chase ensued up R t S3 to cent of the total 1964-66 town of education budget’ requests for Hehry Kettledon. Robert O: RisUne, 16, o f Upper Matanzas Bay and cikahed ever la what Tve had all along: I Hall.' and nephawa. Mrs. Ruth Kaplan. Wataon Rd., Dariky, Pa., who was identified A t 1:43 p.m., town Aramen year, creating a charter which Somers center Where Bengtson budget” if payments of princi- will be held by the board 6f fi- The library committee of the CA N DY St. Augustine’s main thor- would unify Vernon’s three gov- cannot see why d ty people nance at 8 tonight In the Corn- The Bolton A rt Ohib will meet Fonaral aaraioaa wtiB 4»a held Vernon; Mark Miller, Stafford as IPodniaLk’s accomplice in a went to Mountain Rd. to ex- drove In the left on a rotaiy pal and interest on the school Church w ill meet in the audl oughfare, Bay Street, alto of ernments Into a single unit should have the right to vote Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. at the Com- >riday at 11 am . ait the Springs; Richard Munroe, Glaa- break from ’ the South Wind- tinguish a' small brurii Are of ahd went through a red light, bond issues are Included. munlty Hall. Board of e d u ^ I torium tomorrow at 8 p.m. many historical buildings. A r ift caused by the manner for district representatives and tion membera and the auperln- munity Hall. There w ill be Ibdmea Funeral Hooaa, MO tm bury; Daniel O'Oonnell. 36 ham, Maine, Reformatory Sun- undetermined origin. No prop- fxriloe, speeds ranged up to 100 “Based on an estimated 11 Rev. Bernard L. McOurk Is Apparently out of danger In selecting representatives to I cannot see why district peo- tendent will be present to an- report of the nominating 00m- KITCHEN Xain St. Hie Bm. Fehx X . Da- Northlleld St.; Mrs. Caroline erty damage was reported. TTie Rt. 190, and was stopped In million dollar grand Ust, the ed- beginning the annual church day. were 6,000 peraons who Ignored ple should help select the Guy’s swer questions. mittee, election of officers, and Makers at Fine Onadfoa rla, pastor ot Second Oonpre- Pacheaa. 79 Baldwin Rd.; false alarm occurred at ^ 8:69 the proposed one-govemment Enfield at a road b loA set tq> ucation cost to each taxpayer census today, starting on Birch The two youths stole several the warning! of Civil DMense legislative body, the Board of representatives.” ZBA Hesrtng a discussion of the program fo r ' rattonal Ghurdi, wffl udttolata George Washburn, 90 Chestnut last night. Fire and police of- by Enfield police. Aooordlng to srill be Hvcoximately 336.54) Mt. c a n In their flight toward workera and choae to ride out Repreaentatlves, appeared to .Commlesionen unanlmoiuly The zoning boferd of appeals the coming year. Famous fo r Old A iria l wffl be fai Biioktand S t ; John Wilkins. 33 Turnbull ficials are Inveetigating the lat- approved a proposal which pidloe, speedh ranged up-to 100 per $1,000 o f i«op erty aaseaa- The parish school o f religion Pennsylvania, police said. the storm m oceanfnmt homee doom consolidation efforts. will hold a^ibllG hearing tomor- will be^n next week. ' Next In order to participate In the Fashioned Goodneee Oamatary. Rd.; Raymond Wrobelskl Jr., ter incident. would make the balance at the to 110 miles per hour during the ment.” On a $10,000 aaseasment at Daytona Beach, about 80 Originally, the election waa to row at 8 'p.m. at the i m m u - Tuesday classes will be held program for the evening, mem- FHanda may oaH at the fu- 27 North St.; Leo Beaupre, 8 The M erritt Parkway toU- North End volunteer Aramen city’s, sewerage fUtiation plant chase. the tax would be $365. X Stores to Serve Foa miles south of St. Augtiatine. nity Hall on two requests. Nor- In the V church auditorium at neral home tomorrow Aram T'to Oval Lane; Mrs. Elsie Cone, 106 booth at the New Ym-k etate at 3:30 were called to 107 have been made by having vot- a town-wide obligation. The estimated $36.50 per bera must bring sketchiJM ma- A tide of about six feet hit the Bengtsem waq brought to man Ward, acting as an agent 2:20 for Grades 7 and 8, and MANCHESTER •i Summit St.; Mrs. Cora B. line w u a factor in their ar- Cambrige St. where eparks ers In each of four equal voting The proposal was approved $1,000 of property aaseasment is terials. Daytona Beach peninsula early Troop “C” headquarters at Staf- ft>r PhiHlp’a Construction Co., at 3:30 for all other grades. Morse. 109 Foater St.; Mrs. rest. Polioe said the fugitives from an open incinerator were districts select three represent- tentatively last week by the SHOPPING PARKADE this morning, but did not dam- ford Springs where he waa broken down into $6 for achO^ requests permission to build a 14 On Saturday, Sept. 19, classes WUHam Blebarda Katherine Messier, Ptllsbury didn’t have 30 cents to pay the blown onto a hedge which was atives per distriot cammlssion, but f<»mal action Manoheseer Evening Herald OPEN EVERY SDN. age any buildings. Police cau- charged with reckless driving. buildings (payment cf prindOid win start at 9:30 a.m. AH HIU, RoekvUle; Mra. Mary E. badly damaged before the Are Due to a prepondei*ance o f was not. permitted under com- by 30 foot garage IQ feet from Bolton oorrespondent. Oleme- waUam Rieharda, •?, a< MS t(UI and got o ff at the Round tioned againet sightseeing on He posted 3100 bond and la and interest^ tfte r deddettng classes last an hour. ROUTE 6, BOLTON Jackson, 88 Helaine Rd.; Clar- was extinguished. registered Democrats in three mission rules which state that the side line though 33 feet ia re- well Toting, Mepboae 648 8061. Jialn S t, died thU momlnc at R ill Rd. e x it the beach, however, warning scheduled to appear In Clrouit state grant) and ISOAO fo r op- CYO, for Grade 9 and up, sfica H. Carison. 801 Main St.; At 10:06 last night, district of the four dlstrloto. Republicans any considerations nriust first a r e d . This Is on Lot 7, Cook They were spotted while ap- that the storm danger had not Court 12, Rock'vllle, Sept. 20. erating costs after deducting will meet Wednesday Sept. 16 Xancheatar Memorial Hoqpif^ Sharon Tollaano, Ellington; firemen went to 16 Willard Rd. last month presented a proposal be placqd on the agenda o f the parently trying to abandon passed. Police said that Bengston state and federal grants. at 7 p.m. for an hour-long class nftor a riiort Utaieae. Vincent Blealadecki, 58 Grand where an overloaded drier whldi woidd have all 12 repre- meeting. William Riley, acting as agent explained he didn’t know he The board ot finance has followed by refreshments. Ave.. Rockville; Lee Darling, their car in a private driveway. caused a considerable amount sentatives nominated by district Originally, the charter Includ- for Security Dormer Oorp., is Mr. Richards waa bom in Patrolman Gill waa sent out to was being chased by a police broken down operating coots requesting permission to build a Everyone should be picked up Preston, Lancashlra. Bn(land. 176 Eldrldge St.; Mrs. Dorothy of smoke In the cellar. A but selected by town-wide, at- ed Items which would have investigate arid nabbed both cruiser. Into: sTransportatlon (cost less 14 by 20 foot addition on the by 8:30. He lived in Mancheater three Devins, Wapping; Mra. Joanne smoke ejector was employed to large voting. only users o f the sewer sys- Remy, Coventry; Walter A. youths, but Podzlak broke away Hartford Woman Five Rockville policemen the' full transportation grant) north side of Ms present bouse An Holy Name Society men. years, eominc here from Hart- rid the house of smoke. Minor The at-Iturge proposal was tem pay for Its cost. However, were called to the home of 'Wil Areand, 136 Campfleld Rd.; and escaped, police said. tord. Ha waa a finisher at the damage was reported to the immediately scored by most because sewers fo r the fire dis- liam J. Hanson, 32, o f 47 Hale Terry Reed, 65 Emma Lane, Collapses, Dies Boyal ^rpewriter Oo., Hartford, Late in the afternoon. Patrol- drier, a Are spokesman said. Democrats and many Republi- trict are expected to become a St. Tuesday morning whqn a Vernon; William Wood, RFD 1; man Hamilton saw Podxiak reality in the near future, no antU Me retirem ent Mra. Bebe Kama], Ellington; can leaders as an unworkable report was made that. Hanson walking along a road in the Mrs. Ann B. Harris, 84, of proposal which would not be strong objection to making the walked out of his home carry- Pro tect The In vestiiieiit In Your Property Ha ia survived by a son, Har- Walter Topllff, 64 N. School 762 Asylum Ajve., Hartford, filtration plant a town-wide ob- ald Richards ot Coventry. St.; Pasquale Ponticelli, 99 -Round H ili section and called Crews Keep Eye acceptable to voters when the ing a rifle. ^ilm over to the car. died in an ambulance on her decision to consolidate is pre- ligation was expressed. He was arrest^ by Patrol- By Using These N ew and Proven Products Funeral aervicee will be held Homestead St.; Mrs. Josephine way to Mancheater Memorial Police said Podziak ap- sented on a refarendum later The charter originally Includ- man Robert Ahnert and VHday at l p.m. at the Holmes l^rgenholtz, Riviera Beach, Scene from Hamlet in Litde Theater ^ow case Hospital this morning, af- ed a rule that; if present sewer proached, suddenly pulled a gun, On Brook, Pond this month. charged with aggravated as- Fiuie^ Home, 400 Main St The Fla.; Mra. Lucy Mlnicucci, 178 Ruth Rowley as Queen Gertrude tries to avert a tragedy as Laertes, played ity Joseph San- ter collapsing in a downtown line users paid for the pres- Rev. John D. Hughes, senior took Hamilton’s revolver away Tw o public hearings on con- sault The Incident was deemed Oak St. tinl, raises his sword against King Claudius, played by Allan Coe. Jayne Newlrth as Ophelia Main St. restaurant. ent plant, then only district from him, climbed Into the The Town Highway Depart- solidation were held recently, a dmnestlc disturbance by po- aasistant of St. M ary’s Episco- ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs watches from the rear. The players will appear In two acenes of Shakespeare’s "Hamlet," Dr. Robert M. Keeney Jr., users would pay for a new plan cruiser, and told HamUton: ment has set up a dally check of and a large fnajority o f those lice. pal Church, w fll officiate. Burial Roan Fay, Coventry; John Saturady at a showcase presented by the lit t le Theater o f ' Manchester at 8:16 p.m. at medical examiner, was callea when It la built. will be In Cedar Rill Cemetery, “Drive, or I ’ll kUl Bigelow Brook on Elenton St. attending Indicated that a com- Hanson 'was released under HaaleU, 8 Tuck Rd.; Bridget WMton Memorial Hall. The event, by invitation only, ia for the patron membership of the and Gould’s Pond on S. Main to the hospital and pronounced promise method of selecting An objection to the original bond for appearance in Rock- Hartford. Marshall, High Manor Trailer group. Other offerings will include scenes from “Lettera to Lucerne,” “A Thurber Carni- Hamilton tried to grab Pod- the woman dead. The cause o| plan waa voiced by Mayor tao Frleada m ay eaS at the bi- SL, and during August removed representatives was desired. ville court Sept. 32. Park. . . ____ val,” and “Years Ago.” Dance divertisements will be presented by Beverly and Lee Burtmi. siak’s pistol and was shot in the four truckloads of debris from death wae unknowh, peridtng an B. Flaherty Jr. who said that Also reporting, to the scene nasal home tomorrow Drosn T to examinatiem. The compromise calls for the BIR'niS TBBTBRDAT: A (Herald photo by Oflara.) ^ ensuing struggle, polioe said. the two checkpoints." If consolidation is approved, the were Sgt. Robert Kjellqulst, A call had been piooed lo po- nomination of four representa- daughter to Mr. and Mra, But three men nearby ran The two areas have been town would take over numerous and Patrolmen John Stodd, lice headquarters at 11:40 a.m. tives by both parties In both Matthew T. Moffttt, Putnam; a .over and aubdued and disarmed overAowlng after recent rain- city buildings including city Jack Reichenbach and Francis moved to the present St. Peter’s for an lidialator, and Patrol- the city and the rural area. son to Mr. and Mra. Roy Deb- Podsiak, poliM said. They de- falls, and the dally checks are hall, fire stations, Henry Park Barbero. Hebron cemetery in the center, and a man Curtis Wilson arrived This Would total 16 nominees. C O V E N 'IR T — Thomas John aki. East Hartford; a daughter clined to identify the men. being made as stofigaps until and the Horowitz Mejpaorial monument was erected by his within minutes and applied ar- Voters would vote for four In Taksar, 8S, o f LaOte V iew Dr., to Mr. and Mra. Arthur Schulx, more permanent measures are Swimming Pool. The mayor said grandson, Samuel J. McCor- tificial respiration. Mrs. Har- each district, and the top six 38 Kensington St.; a daughter approved by the boai^ o f dlrecj- from each district would be he did not feel It just that the diad yeatasday la Nauriiaug mick. Tax . Receipts Jump ris waB q>ed to the hospital, Man No Longer to Mr. and Mra. Raymond Rob- Church Fellowship Meets elected. only city Installation not paid rugukdiog ; Hospital, Mansfield. The minister’s son, William tors. but succumbed. inson, 488 W. Middle ’Tpke.; a HARTFORD (AP) — Inheri- The August report of the A key Item to the compro- for, the filtration plant, be ex- Mr. Takaar was bora in Hun- Birdaey Peters, as well as many A t 1:20 p.m. Patndman W il- On Critical List son to Mr. and Mra. Dartd Me- tance and motor fuel taxes were highway division reveals that mise proposal calls for the cluded from town takeover. , gary. He lived tat. Hartford n^ore other loyalists, were foixied to son answered another oaU for^' Keua, 12 Moore St.; a daugh- To Discuss Auction Plans the big gainers as state tax re- the department operated with present method of election to Commissioners stressed that, gym tuH t | ■ten BS years btfore moving to escape to the southern states artificial respiration for a man ter to Mr. and Mra. Samuel ceipts Jumped 4H per cent dur- reduced crews during the last until 1967. At that time, in the charter, provisions would Frederick O. Byram, 68, of l69 Coventry last year. He was em- which, previous to the who collapsM at Maple and Shepardson, Storra. ing July-Aug;u8t — first two month, with half o f its crew on a referendum will be presented be included that only the am or! Oakland St., is reported off the ^yed at the Colt Manufactur- The Women’s Fellowship of^him to be greater than he and Louisiana Purchase by Jeffer- Main Sts. The man, Ermdne E. fo r o il KR’THS TODAY: A son to months o f the new fiscal year. vacation the first two weeks, 5 to voters giving them the op- tlzatlon of the plant, amounting critical list and In satisfactory ing Co., Hartford, for other loyalists could combat. son, gave them a haven. Longdyke of 33 Maple St., was j Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolff, 18 the First Congregational Tax Commissioner John L. and the other - half the second portunity to decide If town- to about one mill,, would • be- condition at Manchester Mem- years, retiring in 1952. In great sorrow, his last ser- taken to the hospital in an am- orial Hospital, a hospital spokes- Fernwood Rd., Vernon; a Church will meet today at 8 ih Manchester Evening Herald Sullivan today placed the take weeks." wide at-larg* elections are de- come a town responsibility. If mon here was preached from bulance. man said today. M onchotlor' Survivors include a son, Ray- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Hebron oorrespondent, Miss for these two months at over Routine duties during the sired. a sewer line runs past a per- the church to discuss the pro- the text, taken from Jere- Details on his condition were Byram was hospitalized on the mond T. Takaar of Hartford; mcmd Guertin, 28 Clinton St. Susan B. Pendleton, telephone $24.6 million— up more than $1 month included the use o f 96 John Daigle, who originally son’s property, that person ject they will undertake for miah, 9, first verse; ” 0 that not known at press time. night of Sept. 1 with a cere- three daughters, Mrs. Mary T. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 228-3464. million compared to a year ago. tons of bituminous materials for presented the Republican elec- Saturday’s Red Barn auction. my head was water and mine would not have to pay for the biM concussion and multiple schools K a is of. Ooventary, with whom Jaime Correa Roeado, Hart- Die inheritance lax made the spot patching and repairing, tion proposal, presented anoth- line unlese he decided to hook This is the first meeting of the eyes a fountain of tears. I would body contusions after be was be made Ua home, Mtn. Anna ford; Mra. Sadie Hicking. Cov- beet showing percentage wise. and the hauling of 2l7 cubic Portugal Maine’s Sim er plan last night. His latest Into the system. fellowship this fall. weep day and liight for the struck down by a car as he Volt of Hollywood, Fla., and entry; George Fisher, South It garnered |4.4 million, a gain yards of processed gravel for recommendation would have Commissioners w ill meet to- Here’s the refirulation Moore gym miit f « r ManeheSr Mrs. Elisabeth Becker of Port The Red Barn has been open sins of the daughter of my About Town representatives nominated by crossed Oakland St., near Ms Windaor; Mias Madeline Bald- o f 11 per cent, or 3434,951. Lodge Dr. In Center Springs LISBON — Portugal, though morrow to polish off the char ter schools, Grade 7 thru 11. Wash and wear, extrR Orange, Fla.; four grandchildren much o f the time to allow ar- people.” city and rural district, but vot- home. win, 166 Waronoke Rd.; Mrs. The motor fuel tax pumped in Park only about the size of Maine, is ter. N o indication has yet been and aaven great-grandchildren. ticles donated to be brought in, His loyalist'sympathies were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pearl ed on by at-large elections. ' His condition was .critical tor strength Endura-loom fabric sheds wrinklei, keep* Shirley Sweeney, Hebron; Kath- 310 million, a rise of 7 per cent to addition, 5,102 gallons of rich in physical contrasts. In made when the question of con- The funeral w ill he held to- leen Goodwin, Stafford Sptlng;s; and to give a chance for brows- no doubt heightened by the fact left by jet plabe today from primer were used to treat Pros- the north are rugged mountain Democrats on the commis- several days and he was in the its c special care 'ward. He has been morrow a t 9:30 a.m. from the James Fritz, 172 South St.. ing around. The big annual that he was obliged to go to Bradley Field to attend an ap- pect St., W. Gardner St. and ranges; in the central ajM eaat- sion indicated unanimously Colors: Swing blue (7th and 11th Grade), yellooS that levy go to the "highway endum, but selectmen, who will removed to an Intermediate Taylor and Modeen Funertil Rockville; Kwmeth Allen, East auction cornea this Saturday. England for ordinatiem, before pliance convention in N ew Or- Farm Dr., and 3,464 gallons o f em regions genUe, rolling plains that they would not favor any fam ily” of agencies, such as mo- pick the date, must call 'for the ward, the spokesman said. (8th Grade), grem (9th Grade), red (lOth Grade)* Hcune, MS Washington St., Hartford; Mra. Phoebe Riley, A new setup for the Cong;re- he could amume his charge leans, La. Pearl is affiliated oil were used to surface treat reach out tow art Spain; and plan where city voters would tor vehicles, highway, state po- referendum either later this Police are still Investigating Hartford, w ith a Maaa o f re- Laurel Manor Convalescent gatlonal choir is now in force here. In 1776. with the B. D. Pe&rl Appliance approximately one mile o f other. etching the western and south- elect district representatives or lice, and the safety commission. month or In early October. i the accident. quiem at St. Lawrence O’Toole Home; Mrs. Carla Gottsrtialk, for the coming year. The wom- There he received the mders Oo. Following 3336,924 or over 9 to w streets. ern coasts are fine beacheA that district voters would have Hartford, at 10. Bur- 59 Woodland St.; Robert Co- en will sing on the second and ot deacon and priest by the tal will be in M t S t Benedict han, South Windaor; Frank fourth Sundays of the month, Lord B i^ o p of London, and Miss Jane Haid, daughter ot Osmetary, Bloonifleld. Carpenter, 91 Adelaide Rd.; and the men on the first and preached a sermon in the Mr. and Mrs. Charles W . Haid Frlenda may call at the fu- Benjamin Foreman, Andover; third. When there are Ave Sun- Church of St. Sepulcher. o f 273 Hilliard St., has received IMral home tonight from 7 to 9. Mra. Diane Seavey, 49 W. Mid- days in a month they will sing Returning to Hebron at 36 a scholarship to W agner Col- There will,be a raeitation of dle ’I^ e .; Nil Doucet, 131 Ol- together on the fifth. Choir re- years of age, in additimr to his lege, Staten Island, N.Y., for OPEN TONIGHT UWTIL 4:00 the Roaary tonight at 8 at the oott S t; J. offered by his 446 Spring St.; Waiter Grabow- cial suns” or “ solar simulators” day at. Hartford Howttal. Ho Morning kindergarten ses- nephew. Governor S. Peters a Sept. 9th, 10th, 11th ski, 876 Hartford Rd.; Mrs. have been developed for the was the father of Wqiiam Ed- siona « e from 9 to 11:30; af- home, but he said sadly that it Agnes Bornhelm and daughtw, national space agency to test and'12th gar of Manchester. ternoon aeseions from ^ :3 0 to would never be the same. He 8^t Hartford; Mrs. SeraAna effects that atomic sun parti- Other survtvors inolude his 3. Pupils coming to school in died at 92 and was buried by cles may have on manmade ob- Modugno and son'. East Hart- private cars or on bicycles the side of his three wives in A. Nordic-look,-white wool earw wife, a SCSI, a daughter, a ha- fqrd; Mrs. Sandra Daley and> jects sent into the strato- ter, thirteen grandriiildren and should not reaw:h the school be- the old Church of England Ceme- sphere. The* devices are lens digan with jacquard trim and X- • daughter, 1003 Tolland Tpke.; in- one great-grandchild. fore 8:30. , • tery, but .his body was later re- and mirror arrangements. fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien School, nurse Mrs. Dorothy pompom tie , . . over wool Funeral serWcee wttl be held Heckler, North Coventry. Kirkhant w ill be at the school One Beautiful Silvertotae plaid, hip-stitch box pleat tcsnoxTow at 11 a(.m. at the Tay- three days weekly, Mondays, skirt. each SIS lor and Modeen Funeral Home, HitB Dirk ten Bill Wednesdays and Thursdays. 188 8 . Main St., Weet Hartford. She may also be called at her Cremation will be in Sprteig- home on the green if needed. -flrid, Maes. WEST HARTFORD (A P)— Announcement will be riven Hartford’s Democratic con- Thera will be no calling over radio stations wILI, greasman today came out llxli hours. WTIC, and WDRC if for any What’s inI a Name? B, All wool pullover with con- strongly against two measures th e fam ily requeabr that reason school is to be closed. now before Congress to bar or trast cowl neckline and turtle those wishing may make oontri- Mflk Is now available at the T^e ouri for instance. It might mean delay federal courts from,, eiw collar . . . over fully lined butlone to the Newington Home school at three cents for half fdrolng legislative redlstrlcting. rk>thing at all to you. But to some folks, wool slacks, pullover S I S fts: Crippled Children. pint, apd money w ill be collect- P O R T R A IT ' Rep. Emilio Q. Daddario call- ed every other Monday, beg;in- particularly our diamond customers, it Semi-Life Size ed the two bllla "a highly radi- Ing Sept. 14, when 42 cents is slacks $ 1 # Mra. Mbmle Bsrke cal effort to change our system, means everything. For upon the prestige of R O O K V ILA ^ — Mrs. Minnie due to. pay for the opening days and to leave m w er in tjhe hands and tlie next two weeks. our nome, they hove placed th^lf trust. On Burke, 87, o f 1 Lewis 81. died of thoae who have graqped it in Rev. Samuel Petors’ Escape last night at Rockville City tlmea past." x It waa 190 years ago this fall out reputation hongs the confiderKe of. p Hospital. She was the widow of In remarks prepared for a when the Rev. Samuel Peters, MIcfaaOl Burke. noon luncheon welcoming the great mcFiy folks who hove sold, “Your home Turtleneck pullover of shaggy first ordained lector of St. Pe- mohair and wool, with check- ' Mra. Burke was: bora hi Gor- first incoming class to the ter’a Episcopal Church, a grad- means integrity to us. We, know nothing! of many M arch 25, 1877, and lived UConn Law School's new quar- uate of Yale CoUege, fled this erboard front... over A-flart ters in West Hartford, Daddario in RookviUe many years. country, after harrowing ex- dianftxuis and we take your word for it that' wool skirt with invert pleats. defended the Supreipe Court’a Survivors include two eons. periences caused by the fact decision to order redistricting of what we hove purchased if what you soy it pullover C I S W illiam L. Burke and Francis that he held strong Loyalist state legislatures. E. Burke, both of RockvHle; convictions or was a -strong is". We’re so proud thoTwe ore so highly Referring to “a long record in skirt Sit two grandchUdren and two many states of failure to act Tory, as the phrase had (t, at considered. It didn't come easily. And now Aged 6 Weeks to 14 Years < great-grandoblklren, within the legislatures,’’ the the time when the Revolutiona- , PXineral servloea will be held ry' W ar loomed. He took A, Molhing will induce us ,to diminish i Hartford congressman said the cMM tomorrow at 2 pm . at the Supreme Court reasonably de- strong hand against the “ reb- that tnist in the least. We Burka FXineral Home, 76 proe- els,” as he styled thoee whom No ApiN>intmenU Necessary oided, in 1964, "that an injus- Plus 50c Pafking, Mailing, Insurance Fisherman knit slipover of pect St.^The Rev. Paul i. Bow- tice was actually being pro- present day people think of as treasure It beyond oil else. patriots. 100% orlon, raglan sleeve . . . man, pastor o f Union Oohgre- longed, and the court chose to Wouldn’t you? Momond gational Church, will officiate. He claimed he was set upon 1 over wool check, fully lined move.” MIQClQMIIMlI Burial will be In North Ceme- by the Sons of Liberty, mal- r ankle pants slipover C 1 2 . In his remarks, Daddaiitl re- of tery, TtUIand. ferred specifically to two bills treated by them and by others, • Full Selection of Poses • Groups ui^ lo 4 Children Friends may oall at the . fu- now pending to limit the court's including being seized and tak- pants S I S neral home tonight frbm 7 to authority. en to meetinghouse green in a * All Work Guaranteed • Limit 1 Portrait Per Child t. The Tuck bill, passed 316-176 cart drawn by his own oxen, by the House of Representa- d a d in hla priestly robes and SM t ttvea, would forbid the Suprsme commanded to repent and aign Photographer available regular itora houn... V Profitable Court from reviewiiig the adtiim a paper to that effect Thia toe &UOOR On Isle store ai|ht openings—10 A Jf. to 8 P.M., Setnrday* to 4:M P.M. of ' stato or federal courts ohdnMd be did not do, otbera WASH INOT O N-^The on legislative reapportlontifint, maintaining that^ he did. *«atok«y Beai^’ of Forest Serv- and would bar all federal courts In Ilia small church, ihen SEE PHOTOS NOW ON DISPLAY! iM Are-prevention advertise- from ontertalning nsw cases. located on Godfrey Hill, about #5^ mwits la' a proAtable halper to The Oirkaeni amendment, now a mlla qortfa of nwetingtaQuae 1 ' ' . . , .t "^7""""'““'^ Uncla Sam. SmiUcey eaniad an being debated by the Senate as green, be urged his Hock to Manchaater 'Shopplag PadiSea fl7 MAIN ST. ■i aattiwated $46,000 tqt tha gov- Satisfaction OiianMtoed Waat Middle TBmpato--S4S>lB8i nn amendment; to th e'foreign tbke up arms on behalf of Mgta i' , ‘ --A anunant In Ascal 1904 m m aid bill, would d ^ y any edurt- treason. •r Year Money Back Open S<88 AM. te S PJMU awaatshirtA aooUaa. oMMed reaj^xittlatinMiit fm i* Hoeravar, bs found lbs tuasul- ■------■ tn s Fji, iV^SAgilSPAY If j i|osa,ato. ^ Ihoesi fonfaM- ^j^rnffad atttaet / ■:> r it "4 ' i > ■ y ■t X « ■ j,.: ’ / X It,, I'ti) ■ N

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tW R V K MANGHESTEE KVBNINO IfK BAIA OONN, WEDNESDAY, 8EPTBMBER 9, Section Two WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER f, l E U P t l i t l J WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1984 P o g C S tO 3 4 bulMlng. Overall tonllding dl- tla design wotk haa aotuaUy menaions are 70 feet wide fay .been dbha ^ i. ■■ sums Jurtsflietloii In tito pasa If rd Firehoiue Plan 84 toet long. Ail four fiomsntttamiin « r— the assembly falls to most its Rockrille'Vemon Tha r o c mwntoara present ent last night-^OrandaB, Don- Crossrotiders Bade Home 12th Cirenit State Legidators Struggle Timrsday midnight deadline. f' J^rawt Approval rtf TB^ ,.exproased ah nttereat in three ald K O ^, David' Kahn and The court could then either facets cf the deatgn: John A. Oapooafalo—agihod in- Court Cases effect Its own reaiqmrtionmeat — Tile twn-atory format as formally that they IlkM tha da- For Reapportionment Pact plan or order ah eleetloB-at- District Conimission Aide * oppoaed to 'a single story de- ■ira of tha athietura. After Summer in Africa OomiBlt-# plalMd,_____ on thraa Tha deaign la ooBtemporw, large for too 1966 General As* iM t alSM took fbo eonaidmtlona ^ (1) tha flra . ■AST HAKTFOBD SlBflSlON sembly. — The overall eoet for ttie and ineludaa a two-atory aa^ ta ia m e and tradition of Ameri- « tM B Page Oae) Cites Mail in Counsel Row diroTiav itdapartmanta raqulremanCa for By ABTHUB HOUBK Norman Gaby, 60, no cartain eeived a very substantial vote of The. Republicans have intro- proparly houaihg man and huUding; tlon fof peraonnel, atorage and What do you do krith a nqw can racial problems, the return- confidence” St the caucus. duced their own Senate redis- ______fnr twro — And the 'external appear- operatlona and a atot^and-a- address, Hartford, arrastad in Many of the small town^ In m flnikouMo. aqu^Hnant; (9) and Ifartln’a ahitytar in your Ufa—odd it on ing American student la some- The caucus also passed reso- tricting and Houae reappdrtloa- The meeting change wm mad* ance. half aectiOB tor atorage of did what bitter aad disappointed Manchsater lata laat night for OOP lagialatora who algned tea Oontroversy over toe attor-^ ' tiM otaadard deotgn — for k inatruotlona to daatgn a atand- to tha others ,off vailx M taf intoxication, today pleaded lutions rejecting Republican ment plans In toe Houae. Bsy for toe rire district haa re- so that commissioners’ meetings ard atrtioture, and (8) to take According to Lawrence, the apparatua. when he returns home and en- petition also gave their leadwa- support for the Democratic ta t taro-atoiy atructuro that The relative agraemaat on Noaity 800 American and fSumr guilty to the c h a m aad waa The GOP Houae\plan stotod In abuabve maU, atoned would not coincide with the A aampart anourh to fit a advantage of tha toknf experi* part two-story design was chos- NEW oounters racial hypocrisy and aent to the State Jail at Bart- a vote ot confidence In the package, supporting OOP leadr tor the election V lalarge of at John Lehan, chairman of the meetings of other agencies. anoa in building tha recently en in accordance with Martin’s the design of the flrdiouae la in dian students a n facing thlB mUniianoaB from hla family and on in their future negotiation ar aMaa — racaivod ap- contrast to tha kmg dahato ford in lieu of a |10 fine. caucus. representativea within acnator- Fire Dlstridt Oommission. Hospital Motes from the four oommlt- completed central flrehouae. call for a standard structure problem right now aa thay rp- friends. Furthermore,, although The petition was apeclflcally with the Democrats and calling laf* districts, a 369-member At the oonunlssion’B monthly that could fit various sised lots. over the stirle of tha eoatrnl Americans like to think of them- Gary John Taggart, 30, of 7 dealgned to bxiitg the Demo- for a special date for elections Admitted yesterday: Mrs. adbani i»«Bant. A fter the All three fhctora dtcUted a flrehouae when it was undergo- lata their summer expertencea Bynm Rd., Manchester, laat Houae would be created to re- meethty, held last night, Lehan Florence Freeman, TalcottvUIa; B pm ahawt memhara arOponad,change from a aet of plana A single-story .design would aelvea as exoeptianally friendly cratic bin to the floor of the to the 1965 General Assembly. place the present 294-member said, “I’ve received pome pret- spread out over a larger Ing building committee review. to thslr own envtroiiments. people, he m un get reacouatom Friday was found guilty to a House for oonslderailon. But toe caucus did not stifle Susan Burke, 78 Prospect 8t.; Irchltact Arnold Laiarranoa will Lawrente drew in 1S63 tor a If the furly oompact stand- breach of the peace chaiigo and House. It also provides for ty good cards and letters. One Mrs. Irene Plescik, 226 W. Main (a ttiatniotad to draft preltan- aingla-atory three-bay llrehouaa amount of land. Wot our group, tho and of the ad to our more reserved expree- Tboee who signed it were the hopes of small town legisla- minority representation. of them I may turn over to In answer to a queeUon from ard etructure is used by the siona of friendship. Having seen waa fined 850. The dinoeltlon not required to endorse the''m^ to n for a reapportionment bill St.; Robin UtUefield. 54 Coun- |a«7 idana. that waa to have been located McKee S t site as planned, part summer was exciting and fran- followed a Jury trial. Taggart The Republican Senate plan postal tospectors.” He said toe try La. John C o^ove Jr.„ 87 on town-owned land off McKee TBC chairman Truman Cran- genuine happlneee amidst pov- visions of the Democratic tm l that would guarantee each town also would retain a 36-district abusive messages were not r daaiCB drwarte(B la* dall, Lawrence said that because of the remainder of the an Ue. TIm Tufts oports grow of erty he must reconcile out an- earlier pleaded not guilty to the Yesterday, Republican lead- ip the state at least one repre- St. Bernard’s Ter, liawad top the buBdinr commit* St could be used aa a training Oparaticn Cromreada met with charge which stemmed frim a Senate. The GOP has drawn algned and were "personally Discharged yesterday: Mrs. iaa laat night ware ]pr«parad Aa a reoult, the committee of construction requirements for xiety and discontent with lux- ers overcame a revolt of small sdntative In toe House. different district lines than abusive.” public bulldlnga, "a one-story aruu thraa eonatructlon mupa aad ury. Haying represented, sup- July ,21 fight at a W. .Cimter town legtolators and were given “We are still going to right,” Mary ZonghetU, 88 Grove St.; M Um taiBtroettan of OanartU had before it laat night deaign Crandall asked last night a madical team in lagoa, Nl- SL drtve-ln restaurant. ’ those proposed by the Demo- The controversy Is over the Mrs. Carol Duhamel and son, drawlnga of a brick atructure and a two-story building of ported and explalnetl the Amerf- a vote of confldepce In their asdd Rep. Morris B. Hogan, Bur- crats. giBiiatar, Rkliard If arthi and equal useable floor area come to that a la i^ amount of surface garla, and startod tha plane trip Other disposittons last Fri- battle with Democrats on the corporation counsel for toe dis- Talcottville Rd.; Mrs. Clarb aiatorfbutad to tha oommtttaa Including two aqtparatua bays paving shown on tha initial plot up tha Waat African coast to oan culture he ia proud of, the lington RepubUcan and chair- trict's four boards. The rire inatead of three, and with a about the asms coat.” Croesroauler now rinds himself day involving Manchester ar- reapportionment Issues. man of the Small Town Legisla- Pierre, 70 Village St.; Arthur laat weak. . plan for tha MeKas S t alto ba pick up the other groupa 1h rests were the cases of Em- The vote came at a three- district commissioners have Niles, Rockville; Mrs. Helen' fha ^an. aeocnd otory over part of the The saving In using a stand- eliminated. AbtdiJan and Dakar. Another extolling the virtues of African tors Association. said they want to change coun- ard design,. Lawrence said, re- Ufe from the harmony and mett Ttoberts Jr., 34, Hartford, hour Republican caucus held He said he Waa still deter- Stolen Vehicle Kessler, Broad Brook; Luther Jet mads a similar trip up the who received SO days in jail after 68 m all town Republl sel, presently Atty. Robert Wright, 12 Park Pi. sults because the town can build east eoaat. I was raaUy excltod warmth of a small village to the mined to suppori^ the Democrat King, while the other boards, two firehouaes without paying struggle for modemlaatlon. This for Intoxication; Mary Smith cans had Joined Demorojeet proceeds to give hia required of guilty; and Louis J. Matsl- age out of the House Judiciary Ing board of appeals,' have all rehearsals tonight at 6:30. The town is aiming to build Reunited Sunday \ were waiting for me at the air- kas, 19, of Marlborough, fined Houae. den, yesterday morning told po- indicated toey want to retain ftrehoueea on town-owned land fifty talks on the summer ex- Committee by Thursday. . The Democratic bill would lice hie new 1964 Plymouth had Walter Murphy, tooir direc- port. perience. ' 830 when he changed his plea The Democratic package create a House of 250 mem Atty. King. tor and organist, 'will be at toe off McKee St and at an un- About 60 • deaoendanta of PROV0J from not guilty to guilty to an been stolen from Porter end A Joint meeting of toe chair- selected site in the Qreen area. In ratroapect, a lot of work One of the high points of the would reapportion the House, bers and would give esch of KenSlng;ton Sts. church tomorrow from 6:30 to Alexander HaH of Manchester went into the 36 Croaaroads April 1064 sp ^n g charge in redlstrict toe Smiate and make the 169 towns in the state at men of toe fo\fr boards has Sinct there la Uttle available summer was the fiiksle—the re- Manchestwr. Police last night, following a been slated for flept. 15 to dis- 7:15^p.m. to talk with any boy land near the Green, the stand- had a fahiily reunion Sunday at projects, both from tha Croaa- grouping of ' the Croasroada toe necessary diange in elec least/one representative. or girl of Grade 5 through high roa^ staff and tha atudants thm laws to allow for the elec It also provides for minority report of a damaged vehicle in cuas toe problem. ard design miut be laid out to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brio teams for the return trip home, a wooded section near Union In other buaineas, eommls- soho(^ age Interbsted in Joining fit a small lot who matariallaad the plana each person brimming with tlon of a realigned General As- representatitm in the state’s the choir. Crawshaw of Waterford. Mrs with their African counter- sembly on Nov. 8. larger towns and cities. Pond, found the Martin car, a to- Bioners began action last night According to Lawranoe, the Crawshaw is the former Betty parts. Bach student participant atoriea and unique experlenoea Assembly Plans tal wreck. that might result In toe pur- Pinza and^soda will be served town has already agreed to pay that people back home could The measure was referred to The Democratic Senate plan after tonight’s rtoearsaL Cnxflu of Manchester.' paid his own expenses to Work committee immediately after would retain the same number Martin told police that he had chase of a new rire tnuA. one half the architecta and engi- John Hail, 81, the only eon in Africa. Thare were months never fully appreciate. It ia Trip to Fair patited his car on Kensington. St. One of toelr present vehicles neers fees plus the coat of de- amazing that this organization its errival In the House yester- of districts as now — 36 — but IS O U R BU SIN ESS of Alexander Hall, waa the of studytag, trimming, learning day. would revise district lines to at about 1:S0 a.m., poliifo say. requires a great deal of re- Vernon news Is handled by signing any alterations when it —Operation Croaaroads Africa He arrived back at the Area pairs, and a committee will The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, builds the second structure. The oldest guest at the reunion. He French, and building up ax- Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ihe Republican caucus waS make them about equal in Is now a resident of Laurel eltement in anticipation —MHlld so profoundly affect the Ladies of Columbus, are spon- behind closed doors but GOP population. shortly before 11 a.m. and fouhd. meet Monday to consider re- 8 W. Main telephone 875- saving, Crandall estimated, Uvea of ao many different peo- it missing. Someone took the placing the 12-year-old vehicle. U86 or 64S-2711. would be in the neighborhood Manor Convalescent Home. couldn't help ' think as soring a bus trip Saturday, Sept. leaden reportedly argued that Under the three-judge feder- William David Norris, IS were flying home that tha real ple. It’s reputaoon In Africa la 36, to the World’s Fair. The bus the Democrats, by accepting the al court order in,, the Connecti- qar and apparently smashed it A change in meeting nights' of 8S,000 in fees for the second exorilent. In fact superior to against a tree, and used a ham- wsAN^pproved by oomraisslon- Instead of toe usual picnic firehouse. F e^ for the first will months, a grandson of Calvin mission or the project waanM wUl leave the K of C Home at House reapportionmoit plan fa- cut reapportionment case, the Oooks of Worcester, Mass., and FAMOUS cOmpletod with tha end of that of the Peace Oorpe. in 7 a.m. and leave the Fair at 9 vored by small town leglslaton, General Assembly must redis- mer to damage the car's motor ers »lght. Their immthlj fare of sandwiches, next time be about gll.OOO. formerly of Manchester, was sports project or the flntshlM many regions. And It subalsta area and body. The upholstery mC' now held on toe seC' bring out a real surprise—fried e n tity on private donaUona p.m. The trip is open to mem- were attempting to split the Re- trict the Senate, reapportion > Other cost estimates for each the youngest in attendance. of a schoolhouae. Croasroatn bers and guests. publican psjrty. the House s«d summon a con- Inside that car was also ond Tueaday of each month chicken. Pieces can be kept of the standard firehouses are Guests were present fnun had left aa invaluable effect on Our Tufts University group Rsservatkms wlU close Satur- Republican State Chainnan stitutional_____ convention. _ _ badly slashed by a sharp In- will 'be cheitged to toe first warm by wrapplirg them tat based on the use of similar de- California, Washington, D. C., the ytNith of Africa, yet the landed In Mew York, proud of day and may be made with Mra. A. flearle Pinney said, "We to- 'hie court MUd it would re- stniment, police said. Wednesday cf foe month. aluminum foil. sign principles—and so a simi- Brattleboro, ’ Vt., New York effect of Africa an these young what we kad acoompUihed and Henry SkeUy, H Overiand St., or lar per square foot price — as City, Worcester, Rockville ana Amerloaaa was yet to be real- humbled by vimt we had learn- Mias Ruth Bronke, 38 TrumbuU chosen for the new central fire- Dependable /H o M ed. AS we cleared oiv luggage Manchester. ised. St. house. The centerpiece for a .buffet Udoubtadly a major benefit and souvenirs through/tuatoma Letwrenoe noted that the av- table was a cake with the in- of the Ctoearanda experience ia and said goodbye in French and Wa ar* aqoipped and drained at McKinney erage bid tor the central fire- scription "Happy #Trst Anni- the oK>ortunity to put Ameri- Bwe, our friends and relatives house was about 818 per square versary,” made and decorated descended to ask the old quea- Fael Company to provide the best possible foot. Using this as a base, the can civillaatlon in a new per- Police Arrests by Michael Searles of Brattle- spective. Having lived in a black tkm: “Did you have a good sum- The sign that puts money to workly not be duplicated.) Rip Van Winkle Spectacular Aug. 28 compUdnt in which Other costs include contin- Greene allegedly exposed him- -I;''- no matter IvUien y

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• t0 U IB tlw PtoMUt Valley ty to oytotoBM .iQ H to af WCrUChcMJBCi Scbool qpadal claw. . Soviets R e l e a s e waighttoeiieto Soma driegatoa totaUtto ‘ « '* h nara are .11 atadenta la tbe told tMs ccaflcmad nparia that start lai------„ S------L '---T , - . N ew Ppesidciit elaaa. ftve are from the FI«ae- Sp ace R id e D ata fUghto br Sovlat eatononatita "wwsfc- r*wBbry proU sas aad NanbM’t aat Valley area. The traae- nvtotod Miaa *0 1*10 8 111 aoH- calastlal meritoidoB. The UUtod Stoltos has -W lit— Mlldrsd Woopar ef Kwf portatlaii win be ran to oon- fraaa Faya One) lo wing Panel Denies toactkai with the regular route. 1. A report toat tha Rusalans dslsgatoa her*. TIm Rutotoas abigtoa ysataiday wad stootad DOWNTOWN hara n . bat ft la toa btnitoft The room at Pleasant Val- are axpartiiiskHiig with * ifm M piwMtot «f toa WoatoB’B Obfto- SOAP U VDMT ftTBP TG ley Sdiool la oantrally located mors funy with to* roat of toe oabta ■riwewihsre of heWum and ■ortot groan *var to ottwid u i BTODDra AOmB BUOHT fW the anrsee' statloa and lav- scientlflc world. oxygen. TMa tadicatod they ara tototaatttoS apaaa Slflwtoto Twnperanoo Union of Man- Shop Center Request atorlee. OtnclalB want to inte- Dr. Eugene B. Konecct of the not pltosed with tha nllw y n - Tlisn ara mmm totaga ton bbaatsr at a aiMtlaf at ftouto By Wayne O. Braadsiadt, MJ>. United States, cochairman with .uwslaaa won’t rtvsaL Atoad I grata this class Into the regu- oxygsn Head asad ea tosir ISotoodlst Obureh. Mm wwooeds .Mewap^ier Eatorpriaa Aaaa. Open Every Day 10 ta 10 lar program of art. music and a Rusalan of toe space medicine mannad Vbatok capNiaa. wiMft tbs neat jtosM aw K ^ Tou would almost think that eona-^aouth Wlndaor are approaching sessions, said: *‘r o r the tIrsC •pace fUgbt ooidd be soq^actoA Mrs. H*ni*'lleAffistsr of Man- Ohtosat - « « _IIU__m K . « d physic^ educAtloii. Prof. A. O. KtoBStaoV said MONDAYS acne waa a normal condition of laat alcht denied the 11 mlUton dollara a year but Flans can for a change to Ume, the Russians are giving us that la groand tosto nun hav* xSt T o . oTOassafea of toa Moa- eC Hayae Oe. to tola money la not betny apant In curriculum of the special class technical laboratory data on bawl subjectod to a baUuin- cow Academy of SetonoM, Mlaa Hooper la a gradoat* growing up — ft ' is oo wlde- Sho p w ith C o nttd en ee btff a^anlac center betwewt town because there are no ma- to shorten the day to five and their space rssaarch. We are oixygen atmoaphare tor pertote rmitod with a smlta: "Flaiw at* «*aGbara College o f Coonactl- YIAK HOUND 4 >read. Atout 7S per cent of all jor Btorea available. -SERVICE DEPT STORE Piiltliaei Jive, and KIBnetaa Rd. one-half hours. quite encouraged by this ex up to • days with no major HI broad and proapeeta are very ent now known asM^tral teen-agers have i|, and mUllons He claimed toe tooppiny cen- I change on a sclenttot-to-*eientlri hopeful." Chehiiten of tiM nonunionnn. Supt. Warner said some of tecto. He outlined tbe proce- noetteut Btate CMlege, H*w •( dollars' are expended each Mtmmii Caitoo, aald "An aaacu- ter would draw trade from the first grades may have more basts." dure tor toe experiments and Britain. Bbs taught in riaman- et«e aaaalon waa held followttn other towna and that aboppiny than 90 pupils. This Is eight "We are v*ry bappy to coop- detailed soma problenu tn- Phone Waa Taboo tary aad Junior Ugh abbools tai year on preparations to cure it. ItM ntoUc iMartnc and aRar canter would provide adequate more than he would like In erate more broadly." said Or. ratved and resulti obtained. Now Britain. Bh* With Bummertime'a exposure buffer aonea for toe reaidanta L. I. Sedov, head of tbe Soviet The possibis substttutian of to the sun, the acne tends to •BMidertfila daUberatlon, tbe eato room. DHAHRAM. Sandl Arabia — of to* Ufa and Advent Union eemiitetoB rated unanbaewaiy and tha cburcb. There la enough Actual enrollments In rooms delegation. "W e plan to mqwnd helium tor nitrogen caused a fran 1MB to 1B64, sad Is editor disappear, but the acne season tend avallabla to widen the ap- ffmsii stir in tbs American Tetapboato were tobo* ca raU r to reiftot the appUcatkai." should be known by Monday. It this policy." lova groonda to Saadi Arabia — of ‘VsraM of Uf*." a la fast approaching again. >otoo etataditoe oominlaBlaci nroadiea. he said. was left up to his discretion to Two Soviet medical announce- contingent, n ie Unltad Btataa la ■Matbly. Bbs is a mnabar of tbs Its cause Is a sudden increase ceitoo AccmtUny to Atty. Kotkin, hire addltlorial teachers If the planning to use nltrogsn-caygwi ta an Imam read a vena b Bscoad AdvMit Church o f N ow fai the activity of the oil glands aejaeted the appUeatlon for ments were of major Impor- tba Kbraa Into toa pbona and ft Pr^ular Supermarkets came to ; situation warranted, so that the tant space planners. tor wcteitded space Jouneya. Britain. Bhe Is Ustsd In "Who’s of the skin. It starts in the early ______The ahoppincHa^ Co. to locate in South waa transmitted uleaily to an- nenter doean’t oonform to the crowding In the first grades 1. That the Russians consider HeUum teating haa been a low- Who Among Amsrtosa Worn teens and subeides spontane- Wlatoor. The Hayes Co. has, m a v b e a l l e v i a t e d . key U.8. p r o je c t otoar Mosism priest * ■* ously in the early 20s. Along ntan e f developinant for the It essential to develop a manned now has ai,0M pbonsa. ____axtanalve buildiny through-' AnxUlary Mecttag spacecraft with artificial gravl .The Ruasians hav* with the red pimples there are' tewn; it wmnd incraaae the out Connecticut. to the atraata, and The auxiliary of the South usually blackheadi and white- Itanao FhlclneUl rapraaent- Winwr Volunteer Fire De- beada. Smart School Fashions would ha daetroetlva «rf rad- tay tha Wapptaiy Community partment win meet tonight “at The whiteheads may be denttal property vatoaa to toa Chuacb objeded to toe center 8 at Firehouse T^o. 1. Ellington white plugs of hardened oil aeigUbochoOd. on the yrouttda that the church Rd. All members are urged to o f f e r Sanaa 75 reaidanto attended U T P Q P U C T O R Y similar to ilie blackheada or Everything for all Ages in New Fall Styles at King’s Low Discount Prices! was yrmriny and the shopping attend. toe puhhe bearta(. Mronc op- aantar would provMa a barrier they may be puatulee caused Seboel Menus by aqueestng a pimple aad poaltton to the toopptaf center to Ha vqianaton. The menu for the South RftA D Y CUPPftD ttmTum fram reeldenta on toillivan Dedalon an otoar items on tons iafecilng It. U the tnfee- Windeor High School this Bob Involvea the deeper lay- Ava. tha conanlsaion’s agenda ware weto to; Tomorrow, cheese- Thaoa vetodanta oaid that they oonttanad to the aeat meetlny ers of ibe aUn, there may ba burgers on roll, potato chips, Bomo searring and pitting at tod hnftt their hooMa to an green beans, peaches; Friday, Boys It-M none. They aoenplalnad af tomato soup, salUnea, tuna fish C r e s L a i i - b l e i Iba taoe. toe added tnCfle haaaed and TSia board of aduoatlan on roD. cake and hot fudge All treatment begins with the admonition not to aqueem or ((i i iniililwn ot eewafe from a larM toorad toa Plaaaaat Vallay mucc. Milk 1a served with afl LUXURY FABRIC \ ^ cantar. Moot of tha Stoool laat aiyht tor tha pur- meals. pick at these plm|riaB and to ___nto have weBa pose e f pnlhaiaaiy aocaptanca The menu for the elementary wash the face with aoap at least Atty. Thonaa DonnaBy, rap- of tha aiihtraom addition. schools this week w ill be: To- twice a day. Recent experi- amantlnc ndjaoaBt tondownara Tha boar^aaetpM Supt. of mdrrow, frankfurt on roll, but- ZovaoB^ ments showed that watoing artthia 500 feat of the propoead ■choda Ghutoa Wamer’a rac- tered green beans, potato chips, with a good facial aoap brought opamandatioo tor pralhnlnary sliced peaches: Friday, tuna about soma Improvement but CARMGMIS tom ihn: aantar, prearatad r toa use of a soap that contains { petltlan to too rnnmdaalnn aicn ^ocsptsiic*aoceptanca of^ toa______aehool_____ today. and macaroni salad, buttered Thto to aitojaot to complata ap- carrots and peas, sliced toma- hexacblmophene gave even bet- ed by ooma IS adJaMnt P * ^ prorval by tha board of aduca- toes on lettuce leaf, wheat ter rosulto. After waablng, rina* arty oeraera. Iha petition lepra- with cold water and pat the ■anted 90 per cent upporfthin to •nd public buildiny cem- bread and butter, jell-o. Milk mtoalan otoar town ayen- wm be served with all meals. face dry with a clean towel that toe canter. elas. Tha year e f guarantee American LiCgloii Meets.. la used by no one else. The petltlen alao contained 6.97 doae not b c ^ until final ap- The Abe E. Miller Ameririm Acne lotions or creams may W nansaa of oppooiny property Legira Poet will hold a regular PERMANENT CREASE Mohairs, Kodel polyasters proval from aB boards. ■II ' ;fr I.F YOUR sl acks be applied at night after wash- oemen beyond BOO feet of the The addltiaB to aa* yet eem- meeting tonight at 8 at the A k'AiOP ' HA(.:P . ts\‘ 1‘-a ; m a • ing. but there is a difference and other fine fabrics. aantar. W ith auch a petition . pleted. gion Hall on Main St All mem- of opinion among authorities as Alpaca stitched orlon imBbraa a two-thiida nujoclty bers are urged to attend. to whether they produce any acrylic. Panri fronts. Wide vota of toe commlaalcn to Walter Jemoen. totoiman ef selectlan of styles aad ool- toe ntoHc bofkHny______benefits. In any case, girls aapt an appBoatlon. Advertisement— should avoid cold creams, ora. Sizes 0 to 18, to tds caaa, Donnelly the attorney and eontrae- tor met after the tour and ac- Wanted delivery driver Tel. cleansing creams and make-up the a]^>licant waa not because they may aggravate ahowtay that the land could not cepted the addition tor ocou- 9»-1 .1 « 8. ____ ^ ONE YEAR paaey. Aoeaptanea to ntoJaoC to the problem. It Is best not to be put to batter uaa audi aa a Maai bistfir Eveeifaig Herald OtlARANnS elvie cantar. Tha 1559 cempra- lA legal proeadnraa raeh aa a tise any local applications that pMmit of oeenpanoy from toe Soato Windsor correspaadeat. ifta i have not been specifically ap- henalva plan o f the'commlaalon _ewale 5 a a a p h. teiepboiM tWa land aa a etvie boond o f haaMh and bnOdtoy to- proved by your doctor. Over eenter. Ha aald If toa aonunla- M4-0148.______treatment is aa bad as neglect Various female aex boT' alon yrantad tola aona toanya BIKE DAMAGES DOCK Boys^ Long Sleeve It wmdd daatrny toa phm of » to, Wftib*!------mones, taken toternally, hav* BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Flre- been found to auppreas oill- veiopmant fo r toe town. or sa TTiihsniki Tbs offtoisls ,mm Bad to use an unfamiliar to r nnrlnaltM Domally tolt Ibis plsn was bettor ftm i Wash H-Woor—READY CUIVED neo*. Anttblotles have been SP O R T and tod — Jackhammers — in fight- used to control Infeotton, but tola would be **maa spot taaso tbos* SbUdrwi at Ftoamat km a Mate that extensively N toy" and would auatiuy the .. _ VaBsy going on dmtol* sssslons. TTie wander of rnodan aeienoe now brings yon slacks made they cannot be recommended toral setting of the church lo- damaged the Union Square to a blend of-the n*w acryUe fiber, "Crsalan," giving y*ar- becanee they wmdd have to K N IT Tbs board wW writ* a letter dock cn Bridgcpmrt harbor yes- lound versatility and miracle wear. CraSlpn eombinea easy "AT I cated cn tha eornar. be used over too loag a pe- to toe town eauaca asking that terday. TTw fire, which officials Sizm: car* qualiUee with a new luxury toudh. Styles are available Spot aentay la a dtance of it consider using tbs arebttect’s riod. They a n Ukriy to pro- ■one in a wnaH area w i---- — blamed on a discarded cigaret- in Reverse Twists, Flannels, Shadow Checks aad Iridascente. duce uadealraMe ride ef- approximate coat of building te, act tha creosote-treated pil- 29 to 48. Men's Turfh Neck overaU dUferant aone. TTm son- I Hie variety cf cdora includes diarooala, Wacbs, grays, bluea, fects when CO used. toe addition on too high acbool. iB aUaae and firemen had to toy la tola area la R-M. The I browns and oHvea. Although a diet low in sugars 100% Turbo Oitoa appUoaat waa Tba board IMt tUa would save _M k torough the concrete dock toa town ttana and saonoy stoce to gat at tbe flames from above. 44 to 48 and fats la recommended, evl- SHIRTS a c r i l a n * k n i t ahaaya to cob tba qaaotlan af tba hlgb acbool Tba battle lasted three haura sa denc* of Ite effectiveness is A^. Bdwtai Taaanan rH>ra- $1 M or * hard 1|p find. I f you are con- G irls' C a rd ig a iis BiaitliH Oraamerclal tovaatora addition could be pvt on the dmas smoke slowed traffic on 7 G LEN ttETS M EirS SHOP vinced that soma food makes ■aid toa peopia to toe area have lefwwsban tUs November. ths riBwn Tpke. and forced de- J lays la N*w Haven Rallrosd your own acne Worse, avoid ft « right to tora their laad ata- ______for epenlag of toa 789 MAM n . But don’t expect your friends to biUaed. Ha added the pianntny additian to toe fan of MW. get the same results. It is much and acnlny iiianmlaalnn f oresaw Tbe superintendent Is report- more importaift to avoid iodized future oommerdal use When It ed working on an arrangement Acrilan acrylic1.78 fiber. Bknblem on chest. salt and cough medicines that I set up Ma eemprtoenatve plan to open toe high ocbool Itoraiy CMitaln potassium iodide. A 1.0 regular 2-button pl^ue witer. biac... to 196P. three nigbte a week Sport shirts to str^ies, red, blue, green, tan. Sizes S-M U Claarie oiton 3.57acrylic by Ctoemstrand. U ak hull He said toe area at HDinytoB. Tbe acbool has tovssted WOO plaid, checks, solid; and Bnddand Rda. la pular collars. Knits •Reg. T.M. 100% A ll W o ol stitch shouldws. Matriied buttona. Whiter rod, liaiaiilfiBB now at ruata bouia to build 90 stady “carreBs’’ blue, green. Biae* 8 to M. from toMoo. n ess csB for elos- in fancy collars, stripes witoout added traffle from Pollys Pointers and solid colors. Sizes ■iiwppiey eanter. iag f f f a stufty area bi Mm ent- tb 18. Atty. David Hntlrin. repre- er sactosi of toe Ubrary. If the REPUBUCANS 6 idea worte research msisrlal WANTED PBOBLKM BELT IS IN sentlny Hayes Co., aald that toa aboppiny cantar would ofTi would be asorad toto tbs sim PLACE G irls' Back-tw-Scheol and the Bbt*;^ opened nights. SHETLAND ■un^benaflta to toe town. lo Ma appDcation to the eom- Officials said this would r*- V OLU N TEER W O RKERS! By POLLV^ CRAMER ■tiotom he aaid they ware not Bsva tot pressure on town li- Bewqiaper Enterprise Aam. S K IR T S admitting a plan of development braries. Tbs town Obrarias DEAR POLLY — My favorite at toa hearing but pranented an could tosa eonesntrate oa too INDEPENDENTS CALL THE CHAIRMAN OF THE DISTRICT IN W HICH dreea had a worrisome belt Continental or Ivy Style C A R D IG A N S artist’s solar sketch of toe can- youngsr students and adults that kept loosening with each tor. Tba grads 7 and S W uping YOU U VE-W E NEED YOUR HELP....! AeeoMiny to Atty. Kotkia. atndsnte at toa Mgh atoool this breath I took since ft aimply SCHO OL OR DRESS year may uao tba library for riipped through the huckla with 3.57T4ol4 Hayae waa anarachad by pna- IliudqgpffBn A pb At 773 Mafai 81^ 843^144 paetlve tananta for toa toop- raaaarch after acbool boiira. no eyelets to hrid ft in place ptav aaatar. Tha attorney said Tbsy win not ba aBowsd to I sprayed the baric of tbe belt 3.97 3 to €z the town pi^nlation hae Jump- taka oat bookn howsvsr. with the same rubber backing The hixury, Icmg-wear and always fash- ad fram <000 to IMO to UJOO Tbe rupsilalendsat author- used to spray on rugs to make BOYS SLACKS 257 far cbOdtsa ion- fresh Shetland wool classic cardi- to 1004. Ha aald retail aalaa la them non-skid. It worked beau- gan sweater. A rainbow ot fall colors to tifully. It has not washed out choose from. A" Mne, walker, and has not marred the appear- eoariiman, pleated DISTRICT 4 ance of the belt. Hasn’t slipped 8bM94toM styles Colorful a single time. —^L. 8. plaids and aoUd eol- • TiMsat CMWVSd ors. Rayon flannels,2.97 gabardinas, sharkskins and ' DEAR FOLLY — When knit- «44-167t ting gifts tor the new arrivals Zantrel and cotton. Iridescent colors of gray,'' • jMinie Caorad of friends and relatives, save blue, olive, black, tan, pewter. the label front a skein of yarn REPAMT YOUR NOIRE €49-4381 and enclose ft in the gift box, Sizes € to 12 as most labels contain' the prop- Mmrt pW ftft H im iE * r DISTRICT 3 er wariiing Initructions. DEMOCRATS- Also, I save those plastic con- • RAT COX tainers that tomatoes and fruit Wft come In and nail them to cup- 64S-499S board doors or Just set them on « a sh*K to hold spices. —MRS. Boys Button •KLEANOR HA8HIM W. R. B. , C43-180C DEAR POLLY .—A neighbor was concerned because she had or lip Front DISTRICT 5 sent a valuable gift to a friepd and had never heard whether • Adler Dobkfai or not It had been received. C A R D IG A N She did not want to write' and register 643-1818 aj^. I trid her my trick. Before s w e a t e r s I wrap a gift, I lay on top a • Eleanor Magnane self • addressed, stamped, post- 843-8963 card on which la written " I re- eeived my package on— It was to good or poor condition vj (underilne). Name—’ ’I have never had to worry about whetoer or not rackages were received. —JESSIB! CoHiipiis or Suburbem e Tc #^3 OmU—This is a problem I Fsnoy border trims, stripes, panels, am sore we have all bad at eae ar|^s patterns. Red, blue, gray, ftme aaotoer. —P tX L T bel^, green. Slsea 8 to 8. I»1AR POLLY — My hint la work for you gals who go in for col- COATS oring your shoes with these • •• hsMy new shoe crioring prod- W i lb FMt tat hM BK pibU h BH ucts. T ^ masking off toe sole edges of the shoes with trans- parent plastic tape and ypu will Boys’ „ k tk ^ u ’Yo’t t DISTRICT 2 find toe coloring Job really looks iHofearionsl. No more col- 15. loM HOUSE • WlLBHt LITIU or on the sries and Insids toe Oorduroys, vtoyl suedes, sruafaed vinyls. adgm of toe heels. These stray Continental Style Quilt pUs plaid fined. Single, double-breasted €48-n57 DISTRICT Hta ef coloring often give a and bait stjrlea. Green, brown, antelope, 1 hdmsmade lorii to what Is oto- loden, blade. 8 to 18. • ROSALIND QUISH arwtse a professional -looking Proportioned VITE! • ARTHUR LeCLAm Job.-BtaKSiI started to do this, Oor •49-4344 €49-9538 no one can tell P did them my- SUM self. Any ftttle spots you might A S^ T-R-E-T-C-H • MARION MERCER wii— due to'the top overlap can Misses Beys' be touched up Just beautifully A ll- W e a t h er I with a miaU paint brush out of Phogg-^ GoMfort T or G la m o u r Pants a water color set —JUDY suacs Ban-Lon G IR LS' C O A T S ' DBUil POCLY—I store mg N ia b tr I •ownettos on a rioaet shelf to a STRITCH CREW b M k saa fik AaM transparent topped, bright plaz- ftie bread boa — toe kind made to bold only one loaf. Roomy Iteyon3.57 flannel and Iridaa- S O C KS. SOCKS «Boi«ta teTto* "works." tail {Ha«a B to 11. 4.97 Is omt riiarkskto to popular WalsBiia stretch nylon-rayon. Contour 13.97 enough so botUao and Jam stand ocBttnsBtal atylao. Bmart> jp rijR ids to ady bca to **ri- waistband, tponbyr nylon rida atoar, pel. L A JOHNSON PJUNT 00. to tattoMd -m m f stplo. lipnMnaa cttftoJtototoundsrfowtolttBpa. ... * 1 MS-2144 w tiaasBsatoft ha..to* Maaoeai, mm • to ^ 2 r . 74e 3 P m . 97c ssis - s ^ ■ % > v•^ -* . . ■■ . , . ■■'■. ■■■■■ ^ ^'* ■- ■.■■Y ' :■■■■■'■ J.'"'- ■.

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BVBNDIO^kSALa CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1964 yACBB sevbjntehr — ------—kt IIANCH ^TER S V E I^G HERALD, liANCaiESTER, GOKN^ WEDNIMDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, ------^ to par emt at man Mel they sm thoaa allargle to, plant poUsns. presldsnt to win • Nobel Pence iriU 8rin the quarrel. If a young ed to have eahied $3 a day, overwent. Quotable notaiNoa: ‘ ^ y moat prise. Re itea also tha flrat cute thick slices of bread, Trotsky $3 and the Duchess IS. Life on Job Jde (u llage is opUmiatte. A hrUUant acMsvsmant iras my piresident to tide to aa sotomo- aba’l l make a good stepmother. It was poet T. 9. BlUot arbo Observed, "Moet at the trouble BITUIUNOOS ASPHALT FAUIMI aurvay at Tutta Uatvaralty grad- ability to persoada my irlfe to Mle Bad an airplaiM. Joke at the . vreek: Barbra i m m cm a m uates found thay taopaM to be How mueh doas your ear eopt StralBand tells a ^ t the Holly- In th6 88orid to-caused by pito^e in N a tio n tylHtetolA.Fkimm>L marry me. My marilag* was Rated Safer aaning $94,000 annually 90 you? Duilag tha vetlma of tha arodd eoiqile who have :taken wanting to be Important” a IMHVHWAn a PAHHUTG LOIS > 'much tha most fortunate and HOW MUCH HAiR » ON w3Biiovi5tighi yean irtm now —But only one Joyous erant which happensd to avarage awo, tbs eperatlag n their first step toward divorce. • HAS •KA'riONli a BAMKmBAIX, OQUBn .„M A P ) - BcwN^ ‘iwa regret the action taken by YMJB SSC6 ■» Hr HAL BOVUt . was bradh enough to pcadlot ma ta tli4 whole of ihy Ufe" — malntenanea eoaite rou m r Tbay got mafriod! New MoRy Weew AB Walk Paaeonally ts feriac tif fVMlv the Brittah” in extending long* he’d be a mllUonaria. Winston Omrehm. aqual tha original prtoa eC tha t'a JHopoaJ fpr term credit to the Soviet Union. HEW TORK (AP)— Tliii«4 a Rtotorie aanlversarioa: Just oiriuBuiiak might navar kaeir If Bheria Wagnar, 8«bo daaigns Life uke - for $00,000 or leas, oomplete dustrial injuriea per mllllan golT Well, all you have to do to U.B. poatal money order system WlMLIM. Worry ^ v l e et 1. i S e v e n N i g h t s . “A L L M E A T S FRESH CUT— NONE PRE-PACAAGEPr If you suffer from hay fever, When the hiiq>opotamus gets a googol. American croquet club was sUppiae or webbUiic. rto m B R li (M) W h^s New. . Otaa,. Naat's Ahaad. iwC year and qiant a rMord stay from drink until the aeaaon stomach ache, it’s a raal who^ Folklors: Whan ehtanney formed. holds platss flitnar aad mots oom- ToL 643-7691— Wo Carry Jamlte Scaler I proppaal. tnuiaaa tha Houaa signing a contract Monday for (SO) i a i t y Mim . $aoo mllUon for hemdacha cure* (ortabto. This pisasaat poatfar baa no 4:80 (10-40) Farmer's heuthtsr is over, advises Dr. Vlnesnt J. par. This animal haa a stomami smoke falls instead of rtoaa, Among famous people who suranur, (oosy, pasty taat* or (asUas. Ma ar* ao inatructad. the sale of a fiber plant valued (40) Laramie. (11) Buspsase STORI HOURS: TU IS.-W I0.94; TH 0 R S j|«l.f-f 1 of all UndB. worked as extras In the movies mambara baMaro the at about $M million. •;S0 (13) PoHUeal. Fontana of New Torit Universl- 10 feet long that can hold up to look for a atom. T); dream of a DossaY caus* aaussa. It's aOnlue • :I0 (I) torfsM* Bia ( “ (D-Car-MWhers ATe Yeef The average person consumea ty’s Medliml Center. He haa BOO p o u n d s o f f o o d . fire meana you ara going to have been Benito Mussolini, (noa-aeld). O h s e k s ...... plat* odor" _____moa arouW reject the / (14) Travel Time m).; dlrcuB SATURDAY t tw 4— (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) | (dsntura hrsath). 0 « ‘I S T H B T H a t (B) Poitttcal. about a milUon (mlorlea a yei found that alcohol aggravates HMm'y lesson: Theodore have n quarrel, but If you Letm Trotsky and the Duchess aay drug souatar. 'teaKh c a n plan. (3) Walter Cronktte ' > soma 4B par cent of aramen and dream you put out a lira, you of Windsor. Mussolini to report- R ^ d H e r a l d A d ve rtise m e n ts lha haalth care plan — an (13) Nawabeal 1:00 (io-3a-30> Speciti. the. adieesiiig and aneesing of Rooeevelt was the first U.S. (104MO) EhmUcy-BilBkleT (M) Pertormanea anandm ant to a blU ralainf 4:45 (10) Roa Oxshraa (AU) Bavarty HlllbilUaa ■aflal l aeuiity banaflta — araa Q iorches Bid 7:00 (1) UtUest Betm. (MHO) Bea Oatey. paaad 4» to 44 by tha Senate (14) Wbafa New 4:10 (M) Paonle aad PoUUoelUoe [Oir J.0 W PRIDES An SUII h Effiii Daspite Tht Famirt’ (30) Inierpole ^IHilg - (4-M) tfick Vaa D ^e USwa*. mtora baa neaar been Is Appealed (15) la the public ttterest M.-OO (M> foternaUonal BBliguin*. agu SMIw...... WE HAVE TONS OF MEAT TO S H U ntoto vote an It to the antlr* (10) Maahuat (All) On Bmndway ■ TVmlaht 7:11 (») Sqaare Bet (lotodO) Eleventh Hear An Bdward St man haa (30) Sports Camera (1040) Sunset Strip. THERB ARE ABOUT 12,000 7:30 ( 23-30) Billy Oraham. 11:00 (3-A10-1A10-1A40) Newn, WASDHGTON (AP) - Mra. filed auit akalnat the aoning 10 ib;ooo hairs on THG (10) VlralB'aa. Sports. Weather (14) Caltens A Continents a don B. Johnaon haa aa- board o f appeala to pravent AVCRACE PERSON^ FACE. 11 :U (30) Toalaht Shew (O iced a new Whit* Houaa (8) Lawbreaker. (40) Movie FRESH CUT (Quortors) Ohorchea Motors from con- Wi-lulMMa (10-40) Oisle A Harriet. 11:10 (111 Movie . CHICKEN I arill be dadicated to Mre. .kbinthawtaMheWelelews"***** (All) New* Bneclal. (3) Movie (O). r. Kennady. It had bean structing an addition to the rear (18) Life of Wley. 11:30 ( l A l l ) Tonight Show (C ) but not completed of Ita Oakland St garage. SEE RATtmoAV^ TV WEBB PUK tiOMPl.mE LiaTINO or* Praaidant Kannady’a Joheph Orabouaki, arho Uvea that Chorches did not Justify the Manchester Is A Better Place To Live adaaaainatfoa laat Nov. SS. at IS Kdward St — behind 'An amMuncement throuph CBorchee’a existing service gar- variance by proving a hardship, lira. Johnaon’a preaa ottc* ag* — la taking an appeal from and that the businesa use is in- conaiatent arith the residential Ibaaday aald that tha garden a ZBA variance granted to character of the neighborhood. Radio BOARD of DIRECrORS afSuld ba eomplatad in mld- Ltouia Chorches after a public The appeal arlU be heard dur- (Thla HaUng faielndea nnly thoaa aews breedeasto nf IB a t U LEGS1BREASTS OStober. hearing in July. lha ooat of about $10,000 ia According to Grabouskl, the ing tha October session of the minnte length. Some ateUcna enrr* nther eliort newscaate). bthg borne by nongovammen- planned addition would be ao Hartford County Court of Q>m- •VDBO-lMa # 1 1:00 Yankees vs. Tlaer* tei fund* of tha White Houaa mon Pleas. Atty. Eugene Kelly S:i8) Lena John WaAe 11:16 Stan Off WITH SOLID lleg8| and secre- uate cf^ S t Jamas' taiy, (Charter Revtoion S c h o o r Klngswood for Computing Ma- (Jommiaslon 1903-1964. School and TVinity chinery. He graduated BEGAN construeflon of 3 naadad He Uvea at 44 Cone St CoU^. from Tale in 1960. COMBO school additions

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PAGE TimiTYkXNit IUKCHE8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, SBI^TBMBBR $, 1M4 MANCHESTER ^ N IN O HERALD', MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1»S4 fy FINGERED! Days Ago N^tc York Was V2 Gamem Out of First P to c e THE MM Stottlunyr* hM 18 5 becii finifw l for a task Giants Shave Four ers of graat imp<»rtaiic«' by Herald Angle Manager Yogi Berra of. the Yankees, left. The . iad Guessers in College P ro /t righthanded pitcher was Yankees Closing with HOWIE HOLCOMB Hillebrand brought up from Rich- Aestoteat Sporta Editor \Stretching the Man in All Sports mond, where he was 13-8, And Walton Allie Sherman Lboks Ahead, to help New York in its NEW YORK (A P )— The Goodbye Sports, Hello Automation T-~^uAKTtamACif pennant stretch run. The American League pennant RSox Farm HAvt ccmt Ordinarfly this would be a sad column to writs— ^most WITH Reason foir Player Tradcis 2S-year-oId . native of contenders have gone On Waivers PfCK w ooo , Mabton, Wash., had the through four fifths, but Holds Key farewells are: But in this case while there is some sor- OA THm best earned run average row on the part of the writer, there is happiness too. NEW YORK— (NBA>—Thef For a smart oiitfit. the Gtonto each day makes it more dif- NEW YORK (A P )— The topic of profssalonal have beto notorUmsly. iba4 the International For this marks the final Angle by yours truly, who’ll btrident ficult for one of them to To Future Oskland lUiders were look- football S'! the moment is gueesen on eoUego- kidiit ,-11wy break out the champagne. move to another desk on the other side of the office on ing forward today to an all- What'S happening with the New have exaetly two No. 1 draft With less than one-fifth of returning from vacation Sept. 14. York Olants. , Coach AUie choieee on thotr entire rooter, the season remaining, Balti- out assault on the Ameri- CLEVELAND (AP) — For that reason and the^ can Football L e a g u e’s Sherman, marahkUlng his eav- HUlobrand from 1962 andFresk more leads the see-saw battle The fortunes at the Boston knoWledgs that' the time m(ght Ury far the defense of the Gifford from 1962. Rookie 'rhur* but Chicago la only one-half come when we can sneak back and Co. and their all-out ef- Western Division throne af- eastern Divielon championship, low is the only No. 3 ohoieoetin game behind and New York led Sox have fallen to sneh forts deserve better results. ter making two Wg scores in has sifted hie horses like a to the sports department and Looking realistically, howeVSr, around from the last doseia is Just one game back. Only a state that even the play- eover an activity should the oc- the dreult’e final pre-season housewife picking ebrn at H** years, and Joe Morrieoa ie the six percentage points separate we can see little. Improvement eeramble for talentf vegetable stand. ers are now discussing the casion arise, we look forward to forecast in the immediate In- sole existing third plok tor that Chicago and the Orioles from the n«w dutiea with much Joy. The New York OlenU of the The sudden release or trans^ period. In the meantime, they’.ve the Yankees. possible help the team can dian gridiron fortunes. fer of names like I%U King, expect next aesaon from the mi- We’n be tiddng over as tele- NFL placed two injured regu- run through such ellnkera ’*• The race becsume.the tightest The start ef football at lars •— linebacker Jerry Hille- Glynn Orlffing, Hugh McEl- Sam DeLsi^ Frank Youao, Lae it's been since Aug. 5 when nor leaguea. graph editor come a week from Monday, in fact we've been Rockville, under an experi- brand and end Joe Welton e,nd henny and Joe Don Looney Gnisscup, Lou CordllaoHe, tH$~ Yankees edged Minnesota Aa Boaton moved into Cleve- enced, group of young coaches created the impreaslon he waa 2-1 Tuesday night. i«n«i for a two-game aeries filling in there these past few two rookies — flanker Hom6r BiuOe Tarbox, Bob Bill, Frank Is also something for all area Jones and tackle Tony DlMldlo either I) more ruthlasa than Lesky and Joe Don Looney — Only 18 days ago, even many opening tonight — a trip ru- days. fans to look forward to. A t is Boaton censor editing "Fanpy of the most asture baseball mors say could he Boston’s last But we can’t depart from the the emergence of East Catholic —on waivers. All but Jones suf- Hill” or 2) a bigger gambler ail first or second picks. observers were coimting out venture to Cleveland — names sports world of Manchester aa a full-fledged four-year var- fered inJurlM that delayed their than Dick Gregory at -a John Had toTrnde the Yankees. They were In such as Rico PetrocaOl and (and envlroiu) without taking sity school; guided by Father training this season. Birch Society meeting. "If you don’t draft well,’* third place then, too, but Mickey Sinks cropi>ed Into the time to say "thanks” to a whole Shaw and Don Burns — two The Raiders, by acqiilring I can’t help it,” said Allie admitted Sherman, "you don’t there were 5H games from the conversation. flock of pMpIe. We couldn’t be- able, enthusiastic and success- both Bill Cannon, former Heis- with master log^c, "if King get that immediate need. W e’ve top. Boston iriiefer Jay Ritohic gin to nkme .them all but would ful administrators. man Trophy winner, and passr was our leading ground gain- eompeneated by trading Judie(> was talking about tlie fortunes Since that time, they have like to offer a special word of While some fans, including catching star Bill Miller Tues- er last year. I had a young oualy. We went for guys every* won 12. the last five in a row, of Seattle’s Petrooelli, who he appreciation to Uie high school day, a p ^ ar to have made the boy (Steve Thurlow) who did body looked aricence at. Lika \ believes will be the Red Sox EWY are boosting a Manches- and lost' Just four. In the coachee in the area. From "The ter-East sports relationship, we biggest gain in the wheeling everything against the 'Eagles Joe Welton, a guy who eould same period, the Orioles won ahortstop for years to come. Dean,” Manchester High’s Tom the other day that Phil could tit into our pattern, blcxdc and "Rico doesn’t have to hit for sort of think the Rockville- and dealing that accompanied eigt)t of 17 while the White Kelley^ to Norm Gerber of East East basketball duel this fall do.” catch certain type pesseS. Or Sox were 9-10. too high an average to play Ilth-hour roeter revision* in the ^Calculated Risk’ for Suit and (3«rry Fitzgerald of Roek- will be a whing ding. These American and National pro IJttle Change Del ShcKner, after he caught Tie Likely in the m ajora” RHctale eald, viUe, the neweet, we’ ve enjoyed The little realized fact of only 13 pssacs and they said "he’H win or save more games ssime teams played almost leagues. The Yankees now have two our relationship with them all. Allie’s Juggling act with the there were other things wrbng with his glove and his arm even on the baseball field dur- With season'openers only e more games remaining than We’d Uke to claim a little cre- ing tournament play and <.even Giant roster is that basically with Mm. People forget about than most players vrlU wHh few days away, AFL clubs the Orioles 25 to 23-^and are dit for it but in all honcety can’t, a football series might prove there will be very little Y. A. Tittle when everybody If Yankee Sale Approved their bats.” ' trimmed their squads to the change at the operational even in losses. In other words, however there has been more interesting — and profitable — was afraid to taka a shot at Tnma to Switohliltthig legal limit of 84 and NFL teams if the Yankees win their two than a Uttte aueoeas enjoyed to both schools. level of the starting of- him. He noted that the sUm ahort- fensive and defensive pla- extra games, they would have by area scholastic teams since • • » to 40 via waiver and trade "It’s a matter ef eonvlctioa nORTON TAPI — Com-***’ 'I'o|>f>ins of th« TankMaOcoiuMM^l* thought and «tu- the same record as Baltimore. stop began swltcfahitting In routM. toons. Dick James at running Jime, a move RHohie thinks we to<4( ever the high school Cage Finale back (Instead o f King) will be and focusing on bvfiat you’re gq- • • « . vJvwi vv;«lr kaa *** ond inv««tigation, and there The White Sox, on the other Sonny Olbbe, Dellas Cow- Ing to do.” missioner Ford Frick has beet interest of the league that is no doubt in my mind of the hand, have 20 games left and will hasten the call to the par- "beat” back in the s|Mlng of the only new man among 1962. Another event we’d like to boys’ quarterback, and Mel The focus for the little Gefi- been advised by his atfaw- such a meeting be held. mistake the American League have lost two more games ent club. attend is a CIAC basketball Y. A. Tittle’s playmates, un- • • • Profit. Lot Angeles Rams end. erel Is to build 'a team in kie is making. than the other contenders, put- “He’s always had good pow- tournsiment finale In which less veteran Jack Stroud neys that baseball would be Another aiHiporter was Dr. were among other NFL playera own image. That accounts, in "If this is the way to run ting them at a statistical dis- er batting right and, surpris- Phil Hyde’s Manchester Indians yields to rookie Roger Ander- •taking a “calculated risk” Frank Stanton, CBS president, Standout Club exposed. part, for the gradual weeding who stated he felt it impera- baseball, it’s time for me to get advemtage. ingly, he has just as much pow- Perhaps because it was unex- are % participant. It won’t hap- son at tackle. On defense, Wf a possible anti-trust suit er batting left. .And now he’ll Several cluba refuaed to an- out of old-timera. He's sensitive tive that whatever action is out.” None of the teams plays each pected. thS State Championship pen this year but It might in younger Andy Stynchula has a f the American I^eague club get a lot more infield hits be- replaced Dick Modzelewskl at about the credit that wunt to neoeeeary be taken to net Uie other the rest of the season. basketball team over In Elling- the future. There’s no more nounce the playera cut. There ia ‘ownera formaUy approve the cause he’s got an extra step tackle and Lou Slaby...... tries toTam Landry and Vince Lons* record straight. That is unless they meet in a ton stands out a little more dedicated coach in the Siate a 48-hour grace period in which Grave of Boston Tar Baby '-•ale of the New Toric Tankees playoff. going toward first. than bespectacled Phil, and by further d e ^ can be made and Roster Changes make 'em forget Sam Huff bardi, his predecsesora m the SitanUm maintained that the than anything else. Close be- So the Cohimbla Broadcasting The Yankees nosed out Min- "Rico won a lot of games hind are the state title soccer the way, I must clear up an the. man^dVerlng is likely to until Jerry Hillebrand Is in Giant staff. •Sjreteaa. network had entered the trans- 'New Job D ue nesota on Elston Howard’s run- with clutch hKs,” RitiAle add- shape to play middle line- 'there are only 11 men cm tfio club of Msmehester’s Dick Dan- earlier error, he’s not "slightly continue up to the deadline. NATIONAL LEAGUE Sam Langford Unrnarked Tlie league club owners with ection “in a spirit of good will scoring single in the seventh In- ed. “He may never hit too high backer. roeter remaining who preceded ielson and the Little League built.” I Oakland figured in two of the New York: Waived linebacker 'ttieir repreaentatives met with and motivated by genuine and For Holcomb ning. Roger Marls started the SIGN LANGUAGE FOR OLYMPICS—To help athletes and visitors to Tokyo an average, but he’ll be one of While it’s far afield from the That’s a total of three Sherman to toe Giants as head All-Star club that went to the more prominent transactions, Jerry Hillebrand, end Joe Wal- J- 'President Joe Oonin and a bat- constructive interest in the fu- rally with a double Md eventu- during next month’s Olympic Games the Japanese have devised a set of special the club’s most valuable play- State Tournament the first scholastic scene, we’d also like obtaining Cannon from Houston CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) fights from 1903 to 1934. He changes Jn 22. ooaoh. He’s three-for*toree aiiioa ture o f basebell.” He added ton, flanker Homer Jonee and A flat misconception is that ''tery of lawyers today to vote New assignment be The ally reached third on a sacrifice signs to locate places of interest. Some 10,000 of the drawings in various sizes ers becauee he can win games year we were here. to see the Cleveland Indians— in exchange for three playera The grave is No. 848, but it’s chased then heavyweight cham- he became head man in 1961. that before signing the contract, iji many ways.” tackle Tony DiMIdto. the Oian(s are looking ghend >«n the sale o f 80 per cent of Herald editorial room awaits bunt by Joe Pepitone. Howard 80 One of the biggest thrills of or some other major league and luring Miller from Buffalo unmarked. The number is only pion Jack Johnson around the He has to lose first beforu CBS officials had bewi assured will be put up at Olympic facilities to help those who do not speak the official Slides is a reUef ^leciallst Washington: Signed h a ifl^ k ^ ijgtlng on a map in the office to the future. Allie, In his the Yankees to OB8 for $11,- Howard Holcomb wbea he brought him home wltti a single all time was meeting young club—get full cooperation from for a future draft choice. wond but waa unable to get you can knock what-he does. ,$00,000 list month. by the * American League and Games’ languages of English, French or Japanese. (AP Photofax.), with Reading In the Eastern Pervis Atkins and acquired Cambridge Cemetery. Mad Ave. rhetoric, is a” right reports back from vacation to center field. Tom Kelley "on Yankee Sta- Hartford city officials and join Cannon, the AFL’a first su- Johnson In a ring for the title. ita legal ecunsel that the pro- L ^ o e . To this point, he is the Charter Oaks as tenants I'laceklcker Jhm Martin from The cemetery superintend- He usually fought at 160 now” guy. * H is voU ef eight of the 10 Sept. 14. Maris also figured tai the dium turf while he was clad in perstar and leading ground- - By the time he ie twe- yeare swnera is needed for approval. eesB by which the sale was made following in the footsteps of the flannels (they’re probably in Dillon SUdium. The oppor- Balttmore. ent, Ralph Hamilton, wasn’t pounds, but was built like a "We have enough veter- AselBtant eporta editor the Yankees’ first-inning run. He gainer in 1961, has been slowed ans.” he said, "for our needs. old,, the Average male wila’tulr- , Frick, from Us home in satHfled all legal requirements. Boston’s owrent ace bullpen synthetics now) of the Cleve- tunity is ripe right now. We PhUadelphIa: Sold tockle Ray even sure where the grave of tank at five feet, seven inches. past SS months, H olcoi^ singled Tony Kubek to third by injuries the past two sea I could pick 25 ballplayers from key will have sprouted A beferd Bcarsdale, N. T., declined to artist, Dick Radatx. land Indians.. Although fire- sincerely hope Hartford City Mansfield to Plttoburgh; waived Sam Langford was. j- In 1906 he knocked the 200- Oonin agreed that it was in will take ever the wire edi- Sly Old Fox Hopman sons. If healthy, he could team our squad who could put us In four to five tnchea long, The koomment on ttie report riven from where he scored on Mick- Like Radato, Sinks grew up balling Tom was sent down to Treasurer Bud Mahon and all end Ulysses Kendall; linebacker , “Nobody ever asks to see'it, pound Johnson down but lost a Uie best interest of the league tor’s desk, handling page with Oakland’s Clem Daniels a league game in good shape. beard of an older gobbler eikii .SRClusively to The,e A a so^ iited ey Mantle’s sacrifice fly. The on the sandlots of Detroit and % Charlestoa our last prediction other Interested individuals can Wilbert Scott and defensive Hamilton said, U iou^ I ve 15-round non-title fight at Chel- and all its members that such one stories and make-up. last year's rushing leader, to What we’re looking for is reach 12 Inehee. -RM S. AB he would say was: Twins tied it in their half of went to Michigan State. Like in this department is that the swing the deal to bring organ- back Chuck Lamson. ' three letters from Englwd sea, Mass. Johnson refused to a meeting be held. Prior to Joining The Her- g;ive the Raiders the most po- enough subpoA so we can sus- *'AJ1 in fo r m a tio n h a s been the first on singles by Rich Rol- Radatz, his next stop was the ex-MHS and'Legioji fllrtger will ized baseball back to the state. Pittsburgh: Traded kicker M^‘ng * headstone. put his crown on the line with Sees Ns Queetlon ald in March, 19ffi, Holcomb lins and Zollo Versalles and a Worried over Form Reading Red So*. So that’s it. A fond farewell tent I >e. Langford and beat six world tain. We’ll get our maximum tajmed over to the American *T have no doubt that a ^ t- return to the majors in grand shot. The fact that we let served as Hiorta editor wHh pair of force plays. When I see what Radata has style. to sports and an eager hello to At Odds with Coach m lf'Z'.'i The grave of the Boston Tar champions and averaged a fight ^League for diacuaaion at Ha sver action will be taken at the the dally ’Torrington Begls- ' of seven men at one time Isn’t Deadline Today I m e e t i n g . ” Rookie right - hander Mel FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (A P )— The old fox, Hairy done,” Sinks said, “it gives me While, the number of memo- the mechanized world of the The one-time LSU All-Amer- Bsby. who never held a Utle every 16 days over 22 years. meeting will be regular and ter for 10 years and later Stottlemyre scattered nine hits hope I can do much the same Associated Press. Many thanks ica, working under a aecond and halfback Marv Woodson; but is considered the greatest He fought the . great Harry 1 significant. W# waited later I I n h e r e n t D n n ger' Hopman, may be playing it sly but he says he’s worriec ries are many, so many in fact ______' than other teams to cut do’wn. legal in the eyes of sveiyone was editor of the weekly for -his fifth victory against thing. You’ve ^ t to believe in we can hardly sort them out, to the many, many people who three-year, $100,000 contract, purchased tackle Ray Mansfield: (,<,xer of them all, pound for Wills— who stood S-feet-4 and • Aooonhng to the informant, concerned,” .aeld Oropln. "We from Philadelphia; waived weighed 220 pounds—12 times i R'e • matter of how nervous ’Poday la toe laat lac Litchfield Inquirer. two defeats. Camilo Pascual over the form of the Australian Davis Cup team, with yourself. You’'ve got to think there are some things we'd have helped out in one way or had apparently fallen out with pound, is only an approximate oatoriag too aannal 19oina I Attomeya Paul Porter of Uie have been assured by our at- No suixwssor on the sports NA'nONAL LEAGUE flanker Roy Curry, tackle and knocked him out ence. But yoii get." suffered his 11th setback in 24 the Challenge Round less than three weeks away. eventually you’re going to make Uke to stick around to see (as another during the past two Sammy Baugh, the Oilers’ new location in the cemetery. Mob’s lUngloo Toaals Taar^ 1 eommiaeioner’s office and Lou tomeya that there will be no staff has been named. W . L. Pot. G.B. Frank Atklasou; defensive bock Langford’s grave is an un- •The reel foeuie of (he Gian* decisions. “ Emerson (Roy Emerson, the<^ the big club or there wouldn’t an active sports writer). and a half years and please, coach. But Baugh tald two ^ Langford, who fought as' a BSmoBkBimOBt. . • Oarroll of the National League poasible question of the validity Philadelphia ..SS 55 .601 — please if you're visiting our finea levied against Cannon this Alvun Hall and guard Tom marked plot of grass eight upheaval is in toe fottllty of advised Frick that "there was Phillies Bow team’s No. 1 player) is 'out of Davis Cup captain, 41-year-old be any point in being here.” X winning football season at middleweight but is listed by Imtoraotod p a r t l o o mag^ of such a transaction in all rea- Cincinnati ____77 61 .568 S Manchester (and that’s not Bissell Street beehive, look fall for breaking training rules Jenkins. years after his death. tholr draft ovor toe laat doa- • Inherent danger” in welcoming In the National Leagrue's on- touch and Fred Stolle is not Vic Seixas, and Chuck McKinley Happy to Go Out Ring historian Nat Fleischer as hy. eaUBg toe Re^ pecU.” St. Louis ...... 77 61 .558 6 playing well,’’ the veteran meant to be a wise crack. across the room from the Yost had nothing to do with the Baltimore: Traded linebnck- en years. Faul Brown always I a public service such as CBS ly game, Los Angeles nipped of San Antonio, Tex., No. One Red Sox youngster 'who the seventh greatest heavy- Boston Rad Sox Atty. John BASEBALL HEROES San Francisco 78 62 .557 6 Aussie captain said today. either) is the first. No one [ realm for that still chubby trade. er Bill Saul and halfback Marv weight of all time, died broke said the Browns oollaiMod be* ! Into the inner confines of base- first-place Philadelphia 3-2 on Pittsburgh___ 70 67 .511 12i/, faced a formidable rival In'Ron is ticketed to move in the other Hayas, adviser to the Amer- “ After this tournament, I works hkrder at their jobs I writer—it’s a hard target to Houaton General Manager Woodson to Pittsburgh for | |^nd nearly blind on Jan. 12, pA P bi^ Leagiie oause'they finished on top ovor jhall. run-scoring doubles by Jim Gil- Milwaukee ...7 0 68 .507 18 Holmberg of Highland Falls direction is happy about the ican League, said a routine in- Pitching — Mel StottlemyiC, think I’ll let the boys go into than Tony Alibrio. Jack Early miss anyhow ! ______Carrol Martin said, "W e're hav- kicker Lou Michaels. 11956, one month shy of his 76th id’ liiaiiy /rare ttfcy never got toaiAor'etorta Fridiw aU “ Ihans eottld be a danger of liam and John Roseboro in the Los Angeles . .60 60 .500 14 N.Y. move. Right-hander Pete Char- veetigatlan by the federal agen- New York soatteied nine hits New York and just have a good ton, with the Red Sox this year ing our troubles with the line San Francisco; Put end Vern' birth;lay. BA Dart Leagu'e starts Fri- a'-ehancS-to draft toe super and win eeist|mto. AhU-tniet siHts,” Frick was ad- as the YaakeM edged Mhmeeota first inning. Chicago ...... 62 76 .449 21 Ralston still didn’t look up to and that's what we were trying day night at t)ie IMtlsh-Ajmeri- talent eoming out o f too eol- cies would be a natural course time. They have had a lot of standard in his 8-6, 6-8, 6-2 under the first-year bonus itile, Burke on injury reserve list. . He had been elected to the , vised. "W e think there ie a 2-1 and moved to wlthia one Maury Wilis started the first Houston ...... 58 83 .414 26 tennis. Maybe it will relax them to do with this trade— get help cth Clab)' Oiffld’era' arc:’ Bill logiee. t ^ e n l a t a d r i s k of events. New York ___ 48 91,.845 SS^, triumph over Crawford Henry is destined for the minors next Steelers Could Better Off Dallae: Waived quarterbacks boxing Hall of Fame the year game e f American leagne-leead- some and get rid of this stale- up front." Lsmn, presidentf Ed Girard, ' A t itia time of the sale, laat "Hiere is always an issue that with a single and stole second. Tuesday’s Results of Atlanta. On the other hand, season where he will be aide to John Jacol^ and Sonny Gibbs before ing Baltimore. ness,” he added. Veteran guard Sonny Bishop Langford had 247 profeesion- vice president; Ed Ohuriall, Aug. 14, a storm of criticism, arises in any large acquisition,” Gilliam doubled in Wills sind Los Angeles 8, Philadelphia Seixaa bounced around like work legdlarly. and flanker Jimmy Evans. Batting — John Boeeboro, Hopman was concerned by was the key man in the three- secretary, and Howard Pern-, hoth from people in govern- ba said. “Bvory organisaticn in went to third as Willie Davis 2 . teen-ager and showed the elsas Manager Johnny Pesky used Gievelaad: Waived quarter- Los Angetea, doubled aoroeB two the close shave Tuesday of. his Brown Shedding No Tears for-one swap. "I hated to see b e r t o n. treasurer. Memibers P alm er in L e a d In G o lf E a rn in g ment as well as in basebril, de- a buskieas transactin o f such singled. Both runs then came Only Game Sriieduled. that won him the U.S. and him occaasionally for cleanup back Jon Anabo. ny Bishop, fullback Bob Jack- runs in Dodgers’ S-S trhnnph home on Roeeboro’s double. No. 2 ace, Stolle, who fell two Sonny go,” Oakland Coach At planning to pity may sign up avrioped over the entry of tfaf wide scope as this, realises it Today’s Games Wimbledon crowns in beating bullpen duty thie season and, son and end DoMe Craig to at the clubhouse...... i ever National Lengue-leadlng The Phillies scored a run in sets back and was once within Davis said, "but he waa the man AMERICAN I^EAGUE trievision and radio networks doesn’t have a guarantee of St. Louis (Simmons 14-9) r i Shiv Miara of India 7-6, 6-2, 6-4. oddly enough, his best perform- New Yirrk: Waived quarter- Houston for halfback Billy DUNEDIN, Fla. (A F )—T hef who played la $1 touiaiamoatB kito big league ewneiahip. PhHadelpMa. the second on a sacrifice fly by two points of elimination in his Over Loss of Buddy Dialthey wanted.’’ Bob Jackson, a what could hafyeh. However, Philadelphia (Running 1^4), Stolle played one of the aecon- ance was against Loe Angeles 6-foot-2, 240-pound fullbathk, back Pete Liske, tackle Jack 9110,748 winnings of. Arnold WM second .with, $101.817, fol* Oonmasman promised th^ Gus Triandos and one in the N. match with Cliff Drysdale 6t Monday. lowed by lAma wito $T9,* we feel that this would fit all South Africa. dary members of the Australian and flanker Dobi Cralf com- Klotz, linebacker Xkl Oum- *^HC«ton: Traded halfback Brunet, 89-;i^r;^ld Palmer kept him aheiad bi toe Would prees for a eloaer seni- legal requiramente.” seventh on Ruben Amro's single Houston (Bruce lS-8) at Chi- delegation. Bill Bowrey. Emer- Medilng his first start Char- PITTSBURGH (AP) _ _Pitts-.atouchdo^.S.^ “ Bffly Cannon to Oakland for, ^uthpaw pltoher with the ^ 666. tkiy into baseball’e exemption Stolle finally pulled the match passes for'1,295 hards and nine pleted the deal. mlngs, end Bill Bademacher, Profesaional Golfers’ Associa- following a double by TViandoe. cago (Ellsworth 18-14). son opposed Torben Ulrich, the ton breezed through 6 2/8 in-' burgh Steeler fans still are An NFL trade sent place- guaVd Sonny Bishop, f u l l b a c k ' Angeles Angels^ hM been vdth Yqui^; Bob Nichole woo $7$,- Smn anti-trust laws. Oonin would not oommant cn Cincinnati (Jay 9-10) at out after a marathon struggle 4- touchdowns. backs Louis Guy .and BUI Per- five major league teams sines tion dollar standings today. 087 .la 96 . toumaneojte fto Finley’s threat he would offer bearded Dane. ning^ of Bcogeleas ball before upset about the Buddy Dial kicking Lou Michaels, whose 26 Bob Jackson and end Dobie Owners Charles Finley of the Pittsburgh (V ^ e 15-10), N. 6, 6-8, 7-5, 6-2, 6-2. But he did being pulled Im the seventh after trade, but quarterback Ed If Brown can guide the Steel- kins. ' 1959. He hM pUyad with 18 mi- Palmer's total came from 33 fourto dnd Bill Casper A^^Ja the Athletics for sale if the Rafael Osuna, the nimble field goals in 1962 set a league Craig; defensive back Mark 'Ibuisae City Athletiee and Ar- Los .S eries (Dtysdale 16- little to bolster Australitm hopes gi-ving up two hits. Brown, who threw passes to the ers to their first Eastern Dlvi Boston: Waived halfback nor league teams since 1968. tournaments, ^aek Nicklaus, f|ftX,Flth.|71,419. , leegue offIciaHy approved the footed Mexican who surprised record, from Pittsburgh to Bal- Johnston, Jackie Art Andenon, ' thur AUyn o f the Chicago T un a T o urn e y 18) at San Franrisoo (Hendley of recapturing the big silver The Red Sox eventually lost ace receiver, isn’t shedding any sion title, or even get them as Pete Pedro, flanker Al Snyder, Yankee deal. bowl in the Challenge Round everybody by winning the title close as he did last year when tlmore for linebacker BUI Saul j jeg^Balve backa Dave Cloutier flankers Charlie Frazier and White Sox, the only diseenters 10- 10). the game, blo'wlng a 3-0 lead, tears. and rookie back Marv Woodson, Finley said Tuesday if the Y Bowling League starts to- bOlwaukee (Oloninger 15-12) against the United States at last year, bounced back into the they only needed, but didn’t aad Bob Suet, sad ead Tom Bandy Kerbow, tackle Dudley hi a teiegiteplilc vote of the Underway Today title picture by crushing Owen but Charton was happy with his •‘Everything was on Dial la.st sale to CBS is approved, he night at 6:45 at the Holiday at -New Yoiii (Cisco 5-15), Cleveland Sept. 26-27. victoi? in the season’s final the Colts’ No. 1 draft choice, Stopheae. Meredith and guard Jerry Fow- Fill PA IIIN I • PRIMPT BKUVERT tI R Y I tt league club ownera to approve Davidson of Australia 6-2, 6-1, performance. year," said Brown who is ' Hie arie, diarged that such a would offer the A ’s for sale to Lues, Art Johnson is loop sec- 8 p.m. “ We will get to Cleveland ime, he will be able to say. "I" Th*_ ColU rise trad^ to- Oakland; Traded guard Son- ler,- GALILEE, R.I. (AP) —The 'Til get a chance'to pitch beginning his 11th National fold* you'so ” ” I year-old specialist Jim MarUn ! vote was contrary to the local people at Kaneae O ty for retary. . . . Cy Perkins reports Thursday’s Games about the 17th,’’ Hopman said. 2. He meets Cliff Richey of Football League season. "I $S mUlion. 22nd U.S. Atlantic Tuna Touma- St. Louis at Philadelphia, N. “ We aren’t worried about the Dallas. regularly In the minora,” he If he has a bad year, it probe-1 to Washington for a futuro SIORIS ANn shops ORPN MONOiiy tl’ ru SATURDAY ! league's oonatKutlon and de- the Church 10-Pln League will said, "and I figure m be back think we’ll be better off.’’ ‘T m definitely going to the launch season play Monday meSt got underway today with Obiclnnatt at Pittsburgh, N. clay surface. We played on clay Maria Bueno ^ of Brazil and bly will be the fans’ opinion that draft pick while the Steelera ob- I nanded a fomal meeting. up with the Red So* before too The off-season trade, which I Jo this way they were ear- meeting to vote against such a night at 6:45 at the Parkade Los Angeles at San Frmnels- in Sweden. My boys have had Margaret Smith of Australia, Ed Brown and the Steelers need | Ulned Uckle Ray M ai^leld 38 clubs, ISO boats and .some SOO long.” caused a gnashing of teeth a "buddy.” from Philadelphia In a cash deal. J prietngly supported by eo-ewn- sale,” he said. ‘T vs given this Lanes. . fishermen entered. Dallas Cowboys p.m. encounter- much difficulty as Miss Bueno faced Jddy Tegart for the draft rights to Scott YOUR ONE AMERICAN LEAGUE He’ll face rookie Luis ’Plant. Cannon Hope fpr Oakland, some individual prizes offered both the men’s emd women’s of Australia and Miss Smith Appleton, the All-America Wkhott The Atlantic Tuna CJIub of W. L. Pet. GB divisions reached the fourth played Karen Hantze Supman Rumors are rif that Gleye- Baltimore 83 56 .597 — land won’t be in the American tackle from Texas. Rhode Island is the defending round, with 16 players left in winner at Wimbledon two years Appleton signed with Houston Chicago ...... 84 58 .698 each. ago League next season because of Slowed by Past Injuries DEPENDABLE champion. Teams frcrni Galilee of the American Football tBfnytMng ' The Dodge Boys invite you to see and Blackstone captured second New York ...... 81 56 .591 1 In featured matches toda(|*^ Miss Smith was Impressive a franchise shift to either At- League. and third place a year ago for Detroit ...... , .74 67 .525 10 Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, Tuesday in Whipping Belmar lanta or Seattle. If the Indians Oakland. Calif. (AP) -fperitormed for us so well 1" 1^- SOURCE FOW Los Angeles ... .74 70 .514 lU/, “ I actually think we'll have a fBiutomoifve* a sweep of top honms hi the Calif.,'’ seeded No. 2, played his Gunderson of St. Paul, Minn., 6- do full out ot Cleveland, this more balanced passing ^attack ding Sonny wm one of the (3irysler.G6rp(M'ation’Si first year a Rhode Island team MiqnesoU .... .70 70 .500 19*/, would be BoetonUl last visit Coach Al Davis is hoping Billy than last year," Brown'said. "I Cannon, the former All-Ameri- lest decisions I’ye had since e AM ERICA'S FINEST had won any club award. Cleveland 60 70 .486.14 think (Gary) Ballman is Just as ca from Louisiana State Uni- me here." ' Proepects appeared good. A Boston ...... 61, 80 . 433' SS '«2 COMET *A2 V O L K SW A O E N good (as Dial), maybe better. versity, can add running Bishop started at offensive PEATlilll AUTOMOTIVE iPARTS Expmmentai Turbine Gar preliminary Rhode Island Tuna Washington . .65 86 .390 29 McNary to^ Co ach Ponies Yi^ey Talking: guard for the Raiders last year. 2-Door Sedan. Radio, heat- Tournament held over the Labor Kansas O ty . . . . .51 88 .864 99*/, Ballman Is faster than Dial.” strength to his Oakland Raiders. 4-Door StaUon WagMi. Ra- AMWCAf PMUT The reference to speed was in He stands 6-foot-2, Weighs 240 dio, heater. 'Very er. Red with S 1 9 0 R Day Kjeekend produced 11 blue- Tuesday’s Game Cannon, hampered the past pounds and is a three-year man AND; ACCESSORIES answer to how the trade would clean! Special ^ " 9 beige interior. ^ M the Cofiiins Comer Shopping Center, fins with an average weight of New York 2, Minnesota 1 Former High^ College Start’s ‘F o r S a le ’ two seasons l>y leg ailments, from Fresno State. S87 pounds. Only Game Scheduled affect the Steelers’ long passing was acquired from Houaton t ' game. Dial is especially adept Craig, 6-fopt-4 and 200, is from A tourney record of 749 pounds Today’s Games CHIOAGO (AP) — Owner Tuesday in a swap for three Howard Payihe. Jackson, e-toot-2 Manchester’s Pony Football*! at catching “ bombs.” Oakland players. 'A3 LINCOLN New Britain Avenue,West Hartford, was set with the fish caught by Chicago (Pizarro 17-7) at Min- CSiarles Finley of foe Kansas and 238, la from New Mexico 4 i '«3 FORD Joseph Miller of Warwick, R I- nesota (Grant 12-10), N team begins their fourth year City Athletics said Tuesday that Brown also thinks Paul Mar- “ We are gambling on Cannon SUte and played the past two Continental 4-Door Sedan. New York (Ford 14-5) at De- of play with a new head coach he would offer the A’s for sale tha is coming along. Martha, considering his injuries over the station 'Wagon. Blue.' Ra* the former Pitt star who' was seaiNMis .with the San Diego Full Ckqitinental equipment. ' troit (Lollch 16-7), 9 p.m. in the person of . Jack McNary. If the American League formal- past few years,” said Davis. Ch« rgers. dlo, heater, Fordomatic. S^temb^r 9th through the 14th. Boston (Wilson 11-11) at the Steelers’ first draft choice, Factory warranty. Couldn't Decide The popular mentor is no ly approves sale of the New “ We are hopeful he can regain Real nice! - Cleveland (Tlant 7-2), 8 p.m. York Yankees to the Columbia la bbing counted on hdavily as a his 1960-61 form and give us an- TT 2 to choose ' H i l l A C from. “1t 9 AiNIDOVBR, Masa. (AP) — Baltimore! (Barber 9-12 and stranger to the Ponies, how- Broadcasting System. pass catcher. other top flight weapon.” ever, as he has served as an as- Despite his optimism about Coach Mike Holovak couldn’t Roberts 11-7) at Washington Finley said: „ Cannon had brilliant season in >44 TRIUMPH decide which three men to cut (Osteen 12-11 and' Harum 9-J2), sistant coach since the team “ The Yankees,' with Dan Top- the Steejers’ aerial game. 1960-61 with the Americaii Foot- organized four years ago. This Brown admits they probably 'A2 CADILLAC from his Boston Patriots roster 2, 6 p.m. , , ping and Del Webb, practically ball, League. He led the league PLAY G^LF Spitfire. Heater, Tonneau Tist Piuvan BcsiVAfjWcK’kl's.LMdinff Rbmb! year Jack was the unanimous ruined baseball with the domi- will do quite a bit of running so he decided to give (be other Thursday’s Games in rushing In 1961. Model 62 4-Door Sedan. cover. Very, very H ^ A A R teams in the American Foot- Chicago at Minnesota choice to replace former head nation of the game with TV con- this season. coach Bill Smith who was “ We’ll have more of a running "Cannon, w# feel, represenUepre Radio, heater, low mileage. CASTROL; MOTOR OlbS ball League a chance to help • New York at-Detroit I tracts and playing field advan- anoUier step (it buUdingduig toe BLAGKLED8E C. G. solve his problem. Otherwise, Boston at Cleveland, N transferred out of statd by his i tages. If such a deal is ap- game than the other clubs In the Full power. E ^ O E employers. Raiders into'a topflight pro foot- Real clean! Hovolak atm will have to de- Baltimore at Washington, N proved Wednesday, they Would East, except possibly the Jet. Route 85 and 14 Before coming to the Red Giants,” he said. ball t#am,”«said Davis. “ If he COMET MAiLORV lOMITlOK cide which three men to dispose Only Games. Scheduled. ; be applying the coup de grace to remains healthy we feel he can HEBRON, (X)NN. of. The five men will be on the Raiders, as the Manchester baseball. 'Die Steelers have such line ’ k’v r tenupi! -FAWfiaBif j ; , help us." '*2 FORD Blue Station Wagon. Radio, waiver list for 24 hours and he Ponies are known, the 33-year- “ If the deal is approved, I’m slashers as J<4m Henry John- Lstdles’ Day TBisday TIMING THE KEY ^ old leader played his high soij. Dick Hoak, Phil King and He said the former LSU ace I heater, standard transmis-' | will have an additional 24 hours offering the Athletics for sale to would play fullback, teamed In Falrlana 4-Door Sedan. Floor, SWR JCbiw«HthB..KH« in which to recall them. What NEW YORK (AP) — “The school football at Swampscott, I^ al people at Kansas City for Theron Sapp. FuU Time Frodesslowal Sion. ExceUsnt HIAOR key to the swing is timing, not Mass., and then varsity foot- $8 million.’ ’ But none of these runners is the same backfield with Clemon Black. Radio, heater, condiUoB., ^ I V79 he really wanted waa more Daniels, Uie AFL’s current lead- Far lafonnatloB aad tr^ng to power the ball,” says ball at Dartmouth College. Finley said the proposed sale noted as la breakaway threat Fordomatic. A l AO E time to decide who- to keep ing rusher. torttag Time Tel, 338-9488 V-8 engine. ” I * I T 9 RMO SHOCKS among Pete Pedro of Lynn, 6-foot-6 George Bayer in Golf Jack is employed as sales man- brings up some questions, in- and the pass will have to be the Onaraatoei magazine. "Instep of practic- ager at the Manchester Sand cluding : big weapon in the Steelers’ , The Raiders traded veteran former Holy Cross star A1 Sny- guard Sonny Bishop, flanker Do- I 'S9 CHEVROLET 8.8M MDeo der, Dave Cloutier of Maine, ing to hit the ball hatd, bigger and Gravel Co. and lives with “ 1. Has CBS jiist purchased arsenal. li Oao'Tearl men should; try to get the same his family at 10 Fenwick Rd. TMa puts the spotlight on the bie O a lg and fullback Bob 'S9 Pmn Ycni lo«t veteran cornerback Bob Sucl, the biggest b a r i ^ in history Jackson to Houston for Caifion. Impala V-8 4-Door Hardtop. still recuperating from an' In- swing each time in order to gen- I n , his first year as head \ by putting itself in a posUion to presence of Brown and the JOHN MoNABY "I regret having to give up 70 HP. Mercury engine. Blus. Rjidio, haatsr, auto- erate power. coach,' McNary is faced 'with control pay television? absence of Dial. ju ry and Tom Stephens. our three players," said Davis, Trailer. Navy top. Fully- matle tranamiasion, the task of completely rebuild- year Manchester won “ 2. What would the American Last year Brown completed ing his club. Only eight veter- L e ^ e ’s reaction be if bo4h the IM i^e. for 2,Xm yards w d 21 "parMcuiariy Sonny Blrttop who R.E.WHdell equipped, ready H i M E power steering. *1095 Fw sdAknal isfonnatioii, visit the Doc^e Boys Championjdlip^ defeating Ver- for toe water. ans have returned from last non in the plajjroff. Desp'lespTte 'the AB(J and NBC also wanted to year’s conference champlon- re-building Job and the need buy a franchise?" Building abip team. Weight, age and for more as^tants, McNary is Finley said that it CBS bouAt Hf L~i I f i i T f “ 'V*' ** '» <**> * high school ball have claimed optomlstic about Manchester the Yankees, whenever the'net- Confracfor\ WE NEEl OOOD, OLEM USED I M S the other veteran^, retaining its first place posi- work was awarded a ocntract in ' IUidd«Btial*(}oMawrdid Enjoy Your Favoriie Beverage Since Aug. 81,’ McNary has tion again this year. Many of baseball in the future, "fans •M T*p A* toikohr '•k**'*' Here, With A Delictone been hard at work every night the new prospects are gnuhi- probably would think that tt had eneeB O O K covers AltorBtioBS*R8HM4eliBf Cherches Meiers, Inc. at the West Side OvfJ h o lw u ates of the midget teams with the insteje on such a deal. And ' P K E C availabl e P-l-Z-Z-A! practice and tryouts in an ef- two and three yean o f enterl- if (3B8 didn't bid on certain ***—* [ BuUt Ob "B«cr B frem Hartford Oenaty's Oldeet pKjg ifeeM UF AT TOUB OONVHnSNOe AY fort to put together a teatn of ence in organised play- -All an baseball contracts, 4t would be CaBtoiRor flBtiafBctioB’* IJBt^ OeBtfSeatol. Merenry, Oemet aad Wlllys Je •0 OAKLAND BT.~MANCHE8TER 25 players out of the 40 plus well drilled in fundamentals. accused of having the inside Dealer." r ' . ,r ^ : OOier . / truk again.” Wmr HARTFORD boys who turned out He has The^ktcri team opens Us sea- Fan iBBurtuict Coy«ga(8 bera seriously handicapped by son Sunday afternoon. Sept $0 HARITORD a lack of eoachlng assistants in PARKADE BOWLING LANES HAST HARTFORD Served at M t Nebo against a strong ‘-TtnBMJAirv‘nom T«L m 4)450 ^ V t|ils task. > Windsor team. A t present the HONOLULU — Stan Harring- RRUrrOL $ to 1$ BlldBicIrt MMIARn 8MTHERS Oomferenoe is made up o f 6 but ton, I'lSS, Honolulu, outoointed Altar SHH) PJL ' Daily... The RSiders have never flp- •M-MM T Wataii E S t . e iabdd In lees than aeoond plaoa may ba snlai^ied to eiidit teahia oitHfc atii. amo. Si*” fei .aonCtnooa play, and Jaat bafon sasnn atarta. M RALDWIK B0A9 R ’ If t \ 'i V/* \ .. I. a i! f

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Hotuehold Good* 51 Apartmente—Fiats— Apartment*—Plats—^ Houses For {Sale 72 Fteflule T2 HouMaFVirauk 71 House* For Sole 7,2 BiniilcH Senrfe THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW Br FAGALT and SHORTEN. - AxUdm For (Mle 46 Tenoaaonto 63 Tontouonts 63 BABY FURNTTURB, axcaUent Auto Strike .Ayertefl Offend IS bl ue lustre not only rids i DESIRABLE 6 room custom BOI/TON — Lovely •% room ONLY $15,900. tor a e room SACRIFICE Hebron six oarpaU of soil hut laavw pile condition. 2 cribs, laattrsBs, very AOTRACTIVB 4 room 2tt ROOMS, heat, hot water, Ooloolal, S-car . attaehed. ga- Jumper chair. 743- apartmeht, llrit floor, porctaf Cape, many extras, price lUt L ev eli 3 bedrooms, fire- room Dutch .Colonial, 1V4 Bort and lofty. Rant alactric bureau, stove, refrigerator, • centnMly rage, exceUent condition, off baths, garage and breezeway. CLASSIFIED 7538. sttlc, basement, hot ^ oU duced. CaU owner, 643-8838. place,!, garage, buUt-ln staln- ahampooar $1. Paid*a Paint A located. Reasonable. 12 noon- B. Center 8 t Weeley It Bmitb hutner. Adults' preferred. 0p- stert renrlgerator, freeser, Aluminum siding an<) window Just Before Deadline ^ B O O K K E E P I N G Wanpapar Soi^ly. 6 p.m. 649-8404. Agency, 643-1067. T)^te Center Pork. A.vsUable NEAR HOUJSTER School— oven, range, diq>oeal, and combinations, located on Route 6A. Price $14,900. Calf September 90. 049-7639. THREE ROOM apartment, Beautiful expandable Cape ob Mnsical InatnmiOBta 63, j^'IPO RTBR SntBBT Area-Cus owner 228-9261. (G tinned from Page OM ) they reach 66, and that thnrt;ii and DIsmoBdA—W atthee— haat, hot water and stove, with Shed dormer, firepla^ ^tiona ttrwehout. m ^ center hall Ooloolal. ___ < ADVERTISING prVB ROOM Diq>lex, heat and aluminum siding, trim, win- tiful 2 acre lot. Call the R. investment earnings the K F » Beautiful aoconuon for centrally located. 649-9197. Jewniry 48 7 rooms, 3 firofriaoes, IH current contract nine days fund actually cootalna mOrs sale, used but a (aw Umes, garage, central Manchester dows. Priced for your pocket- Dimock Co., 649-034S. baths, hoUt-lns, reo room, beyond its original Aug. $1 CLAMD1ED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS PAYROLL SERVICES cost 3500. Maks an offsr. Call $185. a month. 649-8874 after FOR RENT—4<* room heated book. Weeley R. Smith Agen- WONDERFUL money now than when this agto WATCH AND JEWELRY jra- breesim», S-oar garage, 3 expiration date. maker folded. < t AJL t» t P JL palrlng. Prompt servlea. Up to BA 9-0886 aftar •;••. 7 p jn . •partment Tel. 643-5118 be- cy, 643-1667. years old, perfect eonmtian. Agreements with General tween 8:80 a.m.-4;80 p.nu LOCATION FOR The union strove mightUy $or 830 on your old watch In trade, SIX ROOM apartment, $120 RANCH—Ansaldi w n t In 1969 $X,900. Phllbrick Agency, 049- Motors and Ford, the other a guaranteed annual wage . la aoaed Mondays. F. E. Bray, USED BABY grand n4ano, tm - ST. JAMES PARISH 8464. ) - members of the auto industry's oorr CLOSING time for classified advt. monthly. 476 Main Street, Sf 649- Modern Youngstown kitchen 1968. It didn’t get it, but it took xporiancod accountant 717 Main Street, SUta n taatar ad to ooncort ptteh. >WardWard Ifu- CHILDREN Big Three, also were continued sic Oo„ Hartford Road. N Open 5229, 9-8. Famished Apaitnents 63-A with built-tns, 3 bedrooms a giant stride toward that gokL MmoAt nm V m iiM ii min aju- satu bimt t ajl availablo oveninro and Sat- Budding. PORTER BTREBn' Area— to Sept. 9. Upon their expiration svanlngs. ceramic tUe bath, 2 fireplaces Six-room ranch on large lot ' Stately Garrison Colonial, fea- If you are worried about a It won suppleitlental unemjflajr- urday. Speclalixinc In small THREE ROOMS, first floor. ANDOVER - TWO room fur- plastered walls, oil hot water at 11:59 p.m. these contracts ment benefits. buslnessss. Tel. M3-576S. very comfortable home, cen- tures 14x36 living room with place for the children to PLEASE READ YOUR AD WANTED—Pianos and other Inquire 98 Wells Street be- nished apartment for rent, re- heat with cast Iron radiation, presumably will be' renewed on Under so-called SUB unem- Garden—Fsrm — Dairy fore 6 p.m. frigerator, stove. C. H. Stiens, tral location, many extras firoplace, oentor naU, kitchen play, your worries are over. a day-to-day basis. musical Instrumonta in play- Immediate occupancy, $18,900. and an assumable mortgage. with WestinghouM. ‘ bunt-tna, See this 8-. bedroom ranch ployed workers are guaranteed Frodnets 60 able condition for mentally re- Route 6, 742-7278. Phllbrick Agency, 640-8464. UAW President Walter Reu- attractive apartment for Asking $18,400. formal dining room, 4 large home with fenced In rear from a company-aupported fitod LAWN MOWBRS, sharpened tarded boys and girla. Will ther said that after the Chrysler sufficient beuefita, which when D avis' Z r n S u M H i W B P M o S i u u TOMATOES—Pick in own con- couple. Stove and refrigerator TWO ROOM furnished apart- SOITTH W INDSOR 7 room bedrooms, 1 ^ baths, famUy yard, spacious enough for agreement Is reached, the union and repaired, sales and serv- pick up. Call Music Dwart- room, aluminum windows. coupled with regular itoemploy- M ta M|MMDto tor oaly ONB loeor- ice, rental equipment. L A M tainers; carrots for canning; included. Centrally located. $70 ment, working couple. All util- Ranch with enclosed carport, the Vdlole family and your will turn its attention to Ford. hr umj atvoriloeiMat aad tkoa only butternut and aoom squash. msnt, Mansfield Stata Tnln- per month. Carlton Hutchins, ities, private home. References Priced below owner’s coat pets, on Alice Drive off ment compensation, equal '02 Equipment Oorp., Route 88, ing School. 429-9891, E x t M l. 3 bedrooms, 15x22 family J. D. REAL'TY GM will be the last of the big per cent of their stralght-tiuM 21 Angrt Street. 649^182.______848-6269. room ,'full basement,'Intercom Wesley R. Smith Agency, 043- Vernon Street in Manches- three to be faced with a strike of • “*fco geoB” * fc, oom eM l^ Vernon, 875-7609, Manctaestiir 1567. pay. exchange, Bnteiprlse IMS. T system. A big home for $16, 648-5129 ter. Only a short walk to ultimatum. BLUEBERRIES — Late culti- four ROdM duplex, mod«m three rooms furnished, the Buckley School, paro- The average hourly wage n r 56 000. Glenn Roberts Agency BO. COVENTRY — Custom Three years ago, the UAW's vated .varieties, last week of AntkiMB bath and kitchen, $88. Can second floor, gas heat, good chial school, shopping and the industry as a whole now is WASHINO MAGHDflld re- Realtors, 644-1521, 644-1337, Dullt Lrcolonlal ranch, paneled No. 1 target was GM. An eco- $3.01. SUB is payable fo r ' a paired, RCA, Whirlpool suid good picking. 35c pint Dooley, Glastonbury 688-7928 after 6. location, parking, adults. New bus transportation. Fea- nomic settlement at .the national ooondkA noK w n x Watrous Road, Bolton. 649- SIX FIDDLE back ohalra, (air Bolton Road. 648-6389. 233-3325. 34 toot Uvlng room , many au' whole year if layott laste tliat Kenmore. All work guaran- to exceUent condition, |126. LOOKINa for anything In real thentlo dotuls, k pleturesque tures 1 % tiled baths, porch, level was announced at 4 a.m. DIAL 643-2711 3096. MINUTES PROM downtown SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 long. teed. Call 648-481S, 844-8141. | Ctdl 649-2582. estate rentals — apartments, bedrooms, 3 baths, lot TSxlBL acres. Hayes Agency. 643-4303. oversized carport, spacious that year, Just six hours before Manchester—7V4 room ranch rooms. Newly painted In- In 1961 bargaining, the com- PICK TOUR own apples, tom- homes, multiple dwellings, caU Marlon B. Robortsoii. Realtor, the deadline. panies agreed to compensate LAND CLBIAJUED — Stumps Business Locations on 100x166 nicely landscaped MANCHESTER - Beautifully side and out. Owner’s trans- Wildcat walkouts developed, and stones removed, bull-1 atoes, peppers. 76 cents per j. D. Realty, S484S129. 64S-69B8. workers for short work weeks 16 quart basket. Michael Vest table, seats 10-13 people. For Rent 64 lot, 3, 4, or 5 bedrooms, IM: appointed 5H room Cape, fer makes quick sale a however, and two days later six 6LtHH tVUtLM'/ 640-4336. room with fireplace, panel necessity. Only $18,500. Call and to pay up to $580 toward the Kurys, 163 French Road, BoL 41^ ROOM GARDEN Apart- KING SIZE SPLIT — Huge I0(hc300 weC shrubbed lot, at- GM plants were shut do'wn and moving expenses of an employe T m U t R t tililic O ir MvtrliserT CaU -8096. 8iTACOHt/Sr ment, completely redecorated, FOR LEASE—BhcceUent loca- den, oil hot water heat, ver tached garage, built-in kitchen Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty 12,800 w orkers Idled. Production Tia. ham U. S. ^e> O*.—A* fwwvei BUOOKA,KMSAS. ton, o ff Route 86. ANTIQUE SALE — Furniture, tion tor doctor’s office or kitchen, fireplace, 1% hatha, following his Job from one plant heat, hot water, stove, refrig- satile room arrangement. Wol recreation room, garage, cel- with dtaUng area, 8 large bed- Co., Realtors. 649-1200, was crippled for two weeks. early pressed glsss, signed beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. verton Agency, Realtor, 649- rooms, Il'vuig room with wall Evenings 649-2519. to another. wWlS di’ vWmWWI dd HooMhold Serriees TOMATOES — Pick your own erator Included, $320. Avail- Completely renovated and am- lar, riiade, only $18,600. Carl- Eleven days later, the UAW Profit sharing was the major water color painting, two oval 2818. to-wall caiq^, aluminum sid- called a nationwide strike at 50 cents half bushel, rear 88 able Immediately. Office 16 pU peuMng. J. D. Realty, 648- ton W. Hutchins, RMltor, eco- breakthrough to 1961. It was Mfend 13-A Meekvllle Road. Jacks Farm. frames, ksrosens footsd lamps, Forest 8t., 648-0000. ing, storms <01*1 screens. Wol Ford. It lasted two weeks. i , , Bonds—Stocks— Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— ^Male 36 hand school bsU, H o ^ in t 6129. 5133. tt^^M BaaiI am verten Agency, Realtor, 649- KEENEY STREET Area — Chrysler. GM and Ford tost ^ « « ** rW IS HMBNi HWNMiS FURNITURE reOniriied—colors Mortgages 27 21" TV, radio-rscord player VERNON changed, estimates given., SPRAY PAINTER for lacquer SIX ROOMS suitable for store WEST SIDE RANCHES FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 28U. custom built 6 room Garrison monto offered the UAW virtual- nSt MECHANIC for truck fleet, FertiliEers 50-A console. Call after 6 pjn ., 649- or office and apartment. 476 panelled family room, kitchen ly Identical contracU, embrac- f !!• Manchester Reflnlshlng Co. A BETTER ARRANOEMENT room work, Dlsplaycraft, m e., 4856. INVESTMENT MINDED — A Colonial, excellent condition married, responsible, extra Main Street, Mimehester, 649- 1. $16,900 . . . three bed- with buUt-ins, formal dining throughout, $21,300. Call 643- ing higher wages, improved 648-938S. of your Hnaivcas will make hours, good weeks pay. Call 160 H artford R d., M anriiester SpOD COW manure, 86 and few of our llatings Include 643-9667. You Can Afford 6229, 9-5. roomer on a comer lot. Pull rocm, fireplace, attached ga- 4286. pension benefits, more vacation ^ ^ more of your income available 643-3414. 810. logds, delivered. Excellent basement with a beautiful 5-5 flat; 6-6 duplex; proposed Jmd holiday pay, and other emt is distributed BW ARDS REWBAVINa of BURNS, moth for personal use. Lump debt for fall use. 648-7804, 649- rage, $22,900. Phllbrick A|^- holes. Zippers repaired. Win- Wearing Apparto—F vs 57 finished rec room. Im- cy, 649-8404. 8-famlIy, single and 4-family VACANT 6 room Ranch, 1^ into one monthly payment of CONCRETE mason worker 8731. on one lot. All centrally lo- baths, fireplace, full basement, ANfWBUN# SERVICI dow shades made to measure, $22.36 for each thousamd dollars MOUTON FUR coat, excellent Luxury Living! Houses For Rent 65 mediate occupancy. Ideal Industry spokesmm described *** Ti**^***»A^!*** wanted, full-time, experience location, plenty of Irees . . . SO. WINDSOR, Wapplng. $14,- cated, all priced right. Wes- garage, 5 years old, $17,900. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys including repayment over five preferred, or will train. Must condition, size 12-16, MO. 644- the proposals as M9.N00 — tTS^If made while you wait. Tape re- IM M EDIATE OPEN IK G BDUR. OR FIVE engineers a real good buy. 990. 729 G riffin Road. C3ean 5Vi ley R. Smith Agency, 643- Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. But the union rejected the offer dlstribuM to thm toffi^ years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, have driver’s license; also, Household Goods 51 8084. Elegant new 4 room apartments 1667. corders for rent. Marlow^, 867 In lovely suburban neighbor- teachers, nice location, 8 room ranch, carport, full base- as "unfair. Inadequate, unreal-^ U y M d two-thlrda of it gpro Connecticut Mortgage Bbc- part-time workers want$(k rooms seml-furniriied, garage, 2. $17,900 . . . Ansaldi built ment, half acre treed lot. Own' HEILAINE ROAD, 6 room Cape istlc and Inequitable." totp a ^ d to aud taf Main., 648-6331. change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, mornings or afternoons. Phone Cooks, kitchen utiUty jnen, full AT ALBERTS USED DEPT, hood within walking distance cf MANCHESTER - Two family 3 ROOMS SELECT pool, fireplaces. 643-2880. home of three bedrooms, er transferred. Immediate ac excellent condition. Must be A union source said the UAW P«>ve fringe beneflte. Conn. Charles Pontlcelli, 649-9644. time year ’round positions. Wanted—To B ry 58 high scho(fl, bus, mopping and full basement, plaster walls. flat, 6-S, life time aiding, ga- seen to be appreciated. 643- Building:— Contracting 14 USED FURNITURE minutes from Parkway. Equip- cupancy. Assumable 4H% has a strike benefit fund of $67 After t i ^ j ^ rt UNUSUAL OPPORTUNTTY Now vacant, possible ' to rage, convenient location. A 8601, owner. ped with GB refrigerator, G.I. mortgage. Cadi owner, 644- million that would underwrite a ience UAW ITesldent Walter ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, 8 rooms of reconditioned fur- WANTED TO BUY-^Anliquea to rent a lovely single house trade' in your present home. 0610. * wise Investment at $18,900. and good used furniture. Vil- built-in GB oven, range walkout at Chrysler for 86 Reuther------describes- profit sbartof AatomobilM Fm* SaJc 4 cement floors, garages, bath- Musical—^Dramatic 30 HOWARD JOHNSON’S niture consists of 7-PIBCE bed- with two or three bedrooms. Comer lot, big trees, too. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. MANCHESTER-BOLTON line as "one rt the tec.hnlquoa, lage Peddler Auction House, garbage disposer. Rent Includes —extra large contemporary 7 weeks. rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof- CLERK room, dresser, mirror, chest, Ciompletely modem In nice MANCHESTER—Older 6 room Reuther has declared that the final answer" in winning L obT—L ady’s bhio wallet oon- 1954 FORD, excellent second Route 80, Vernon, Conn. Route 83, EUington. 876-2711, heat and hot water, free park- ANDOVER — Large , raised room split, IH baths, recrea- ing. Call 649-4391. double bed, 2 Lamps, 2 pUlows, neighborhood. 643-5933. Colonial, baths, modem when the fund runs out the what he terma wbcker-aqjiity to sum ot money, per- oar, very good condition, 870. PIANO instruction in my home, Bob Fluckiger, and Son. ing, outdoor picnic and recrea- T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor kitchen, enclosed poroh, excel- ranch, • double bedrooms, 8 tion room, cellar, beautiful IH 648-2965. 166 McKee Street. 649-9679. Wanted for men's clothing 9-PIElCE convertible living closets, knotty pfaie kitchen, union is prepared. If necessary company earnings. sonal itasns, and Identinca- QU ALITT CARPENlfe^ tion area. COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room 643-1577 lent neighhoihood, only $15,^ acres. Many fruit trees. Cus'- tfon. Main Street vieiiiity, Fri- store. Good opportunity, Apply In person or call 648- room, sofa-bed, 2 chairs, cock- ^ BUY, SELL or trade an dining and living rocm,'^ 7 er to mortgage flolidaurity House, The UAW baa sold R bas ao CHEVROLET 1967 hardtop, Rooms, dormers, pmrehes, tail A 2 step tables, 2 lamps, furnished house, $85 month, 900. H ayei A gency, 648-4803. tom built, many extras. Re- day attamoon. attar Reward. Call PRIVATE INSTRUCTION—Pi- any selling experience 5412, 875-8951. tlque and used furniture, oUna, one child. 643-1686. 10 acres. e49-9403. duced to low twenties. Owner the UAW’s multimllllon-dollar plana to Junk profit abartng at clean and shsup, new paint, basements refinished, cab- ano by London certified teach- 1 throw rug. 5-PIECE dinette. Only $125! American Motors, but siqpeota 6M-5084. inets, built-ins, formica, tile. would be helpM. Must glass, sKver, picture frames $8,000 — WELL KEPT 8H room 649-6985. headquarters building on the 8695. Call 643-7977. er, my home. 643-2310. have good references. Write PLUS reconditioned TV. RE- and old coins, old dolls and I NEW DUPLEX, 5 rooms, large COLONIAL—Bowers Area. Six ranch, 3 bedrooms, attractive Detroit River. to "Improve and buUd on In No Job too maail^ William FRIG. or WASH. MACHINE. room's, charming, fine condl LOST — brown billfold vicinity Robbins carpentry service. gims, hobby collections, attic Completely Furnished With U'ving room, picture window, dining area, saltirlMm. Owner Workers on strike would this year's bargaining, now Stata Theatre Saturday n i^ t, 1962 CORVAIR Monza coupe. PIANO PUPILS wanted—be- MEN FOR full or part-time EVERYTHING ONLY 8179 contents or whole estates. Fur- tion, choice plantings, Realtor- receive benefits ranging from delayed at AM ing, aiding, alterations, ceil- average position apply to The 2174. Open 9-8. MANCHESTER—^Two spacious landscaped. Minimum main- lot, 22 foot U'ving room with ...fo rd center, arriving 8 a.m., BUSINESS ZONE m -r Bight garage, eKoellent oonoltloa, fireplace, 3 large bedrooms, Henry Ford II, chzdrman rt at G h r^ er’e. ings, gutters and aluminum AVON Singer Co., 832 Main St., Man- Situations Wanted— LARGE pleasant room in quiet bedrooms, first floor garden tenance. For appointment call leave 5:30. W in consider one chester. APARTMENT SIZE stoves. $26. home. Suitable for teacher. 68 rooms with two offices, aap- firees, near bus, Aopph 1% baths, ' family kitchen. the board at Ford, said his firm It gained first reoognltlan at way only. 649-2249. windows. 643-4362. 648-0696. Female 38 apartment, heat, hot water arate entrance, aultable tor 649-1966. P rin cipals only. school. Carlton W. Batcod was wUUng-to accept a strike tt Ford in. I94t in tke w$dM rt a Traflers— Cosmetics, Fragrances and Porcelain sinks, 8’, four fau- Jensen Street. Phone 649-4062 Include^ $182. monthly. 643- Wolverton Agency, Realtor, business or {mifeaslcfial nae. CHOICE BUY Realtor, eiO-OlSS. necessary to maintain a "free '——I aeries rt I Moody pteketi^ - ItIDBRS WANTED from Man- Mobile Homes 6-A BIDWELL SID m c and roof- Christmas Gifts. If you need IRONING WANTED. Will pick cets, good for industrial work. or 649-8867. 0676. 313,900-CENTRAXJLY located M9-2818. ing—finest quality aluminum money, think what a tre- DISHWASHER wanted nights. up and deliver. CaU Monday- Originally $260, sacrifice, $35. Phllbrick Ag«tcy, 649-8464. 6 room Cape, aluminum sld and prosperous America with eheatw. North Ikid, to East GENTLEMEN—Private home, MANCHESTBR-BeautIftil 5% A PICK-UP Camper aiding and Installation. 643' mendous difference this can Apply Cavey’s Restaurant. Friday anytime. 648-8726. Fontaine’s Used Restaurant FIVE ROOM duplex, centraUy AT ing, near aha bus, wood' stable prices, abundant Jobe and Tbs amti strike sioaM against Hartfoti^ Pratt A Whitney, fully nicely furnished bedrooms, ESSO SERVICE station for room ranch, attaehed garage, ’Fem on first StatfL CMl e«-2S95 af- equipped. Asking 8450.00 Call 6379. make. No experience need- Equipment, 473 Windsor located, with garage, $110 a ed lo t — $450. down. a rising income for all our I CDi ki lets 1945 and tan (or US next to bath, pariting, conven- lease at Etolton Notch, Hto 78 FERGUSON ROAD niee condition, large lo t Min- days. It ended la 1040. Tbm v-< to r A after 6. 649-4266. ed. CaU now for interview. CLEANING by the hour. Street, Hartford. 627-6771. month. J, D. Realty, 643-6129. Pasek Realty, S8e-7476, 7^3- imum FH A down payme IN N ER SPACE pec^le.” Housework, offices, chamber- ient. After 6:30, 649-6^. waya 6 and 44A. Contact major leoues then, •• uom, were ’•fc ... —:------D. Lothrop, 527-4188. 8243. Fun price $15,500. Short way Roofing and Chimneys 16-A MALE maid work. Tel. 648-7026. MA'YTAG washer, 1961 model, BAST HARTFORD — brand MANCHESTER BY A.F. MAHAN economic — wages and tba like. CENTRALLY located furnish- out—excellent 4 room ranch, This custom Ranch baa ARtonobfles For Sak 4 Aato Drlvliig School 7-A excellent condition, $125. 649- new 8 room apartments, all READY FOR construction — 4 MANCHI»nTaU-8 famUy, 4-6 DETROIT (AP) — The Utattad ROOFINO — Specializing re-1 CASHIER^For NCR register, YOUNG MOTHER with college ed room, light housekeeping, plus large breezeway and space to spare. Five extra 6876. on first floor, Ideal for couples family dwelling. Approved, 6, fully occupied, good loca- large rooms set on a lot Auto Woricers, a union which M m RAMBLER, good oondi- pairing roofs of all kinds, new niain floor, aptitude for fig- background wishes to care for private entrance. Phone 649- Be sure to see an of the overaize garage, 'nice comer LEARN TO DRIVE — Spadal FACTORY with no children. Includes permits, surveyed, and staked tion, good income. Unbellev with plenty of outer space. has pioneered many > contract thm, standard shift; Asking roofs, gutter work, chimneys ures, liking for people. Will children of working mothers. ONB HIGH boy, one dresser, 5242. attrzMJtiona that w ill m ean lot, $12,^. 6 room home, 1% Money, Cigars attention to nervous and el- range, refrigerator, disposal, out; also building prints. Tel. able low price. Call early. baths, 4 bedrooms, 3-car ga Czdl now to see at 317,900.. tonovationa which have now 8850. Phone 649-9388. cleaned, , repaired. Aluminum train right girl. CaU Mary CaU 649-8693. one vanity, one coffee table, better living for you and Wolverton Agency, Realtor, derly. Claaaroam for teen- COMFORTABLE, well furnish- heat, hot water, and individ- 289-6476, 649-3566. your family in this elegant rage, $10,400. Many more all A down to earth price. Mr. become commonplace in Ameri- siding. SO years’ experience. Hills,. Tots ’N Teens, 643-2128 WORKERS two table lamps, hand made ual thermostats. Storage 649-2813. ^fOBBD CART Tour credit him- agers.. Pickup service. Day or afghan 48x60, set of six golf ed room for gentleman, excel- 7-room home located in the price ranges. Open nights tin Bogdan M9-6806, 875-6611. can induatry, proposed no new Taken in foeak Free estimates. Call Howlev, for appointment'. space In basement, coin oper- breuhthrougiui to eetting. 19M ad down? Short cn down pay- evening leasona. Reasonable Doga—-Birfls—Pets 41 clubs other small Items. 386 lent for teacher, near schools, Rockledge area. Custom RANCH VALUB-Baerlfloe be- 9, Saturday and Simday tni 6. rates. Manchester Driving 643-5361, 644-8888. ated laundry, parking, appli- Land For Sale 71 ment? Baidmipt? Reposses- ExceUent hourly wages, 8 Porter Street before 8 p.m. parking, 272 Main St. — built in 1958, this fine home low FHA appraisal, 6 rooms, Call the Bnisworth Mitten ^ A b MttoMited yy# in CD# Academy, 742-7349. RAT’S ROOFING CO.—«ilngle RN, PART-time. Tel 649-2358. DACHSHUNDS, AKS, black fe- ances by General EHectric. Agency, Realtors, 558 E. Mid The UAW sought, instead, to. Mils, and several eigaio, were : slonT Don’t daepair! Sea Hon- paid holidays, paid fu- COVENTRY — Pucker Street features spacious rooms, 2 fireplace, kitchen buUt-tais, Barrows * Wallace -^ast Douglas. Incpiire about kw- roofs, gutters, hcllt-up roofs, males, shots, champion blood- WELL FURNISHED room $120 monthly. 83 Ellm Street die Ipke., M3-6930. im prove on gains won in toe token lb on eaily moraing break neral leave, pension plan, with garage. Quiet, private (off Burnside Avenue near For Sale—40 dcres. $12,000. tiled baths, finished base- garage, treed lot, fine loca fanchester Parkade .aot down,N MnaUest payments roof and chimney rm airs, Ray line. 643-9482. GOOD 21” Television set. ment, attached garage. tion. Wesley R. Smith Agency, past — some in peace, some in at Maria’s Lumm o* Grsen Rd., Garage—Soriee— vacation plan, group Insur-' home. Phone 643-6848. Main). Model apartment open Ai>proximately 1,500 feet front- $18,900 — A T T R A O nV E 3 bed' ncheeter M9-6306 strikes. ' '. auywhaiw. No anall loan or fl- JacluKHi, 643-8825, R ay Hage- PART-TIME counter girl, $25.00 643-7768. Only $23,500. Call Carl 643-1567. polios rmwrted today. Storage 10 wanted for 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. ance plus major medical. dally, Apt. B. Phone 528-2030, age. Call 742-8678 or 428-5842. room ranch, flreplaoe. alumin- The only really new Patrolman Oaraaos Harltoga Banea company plan. Douglas now, 649-2314. Applicwts must be at least Zinsser at Jarvis Realty Co., ;; ;^ lC a ta n ,' 888 M ain. shift, five ' days per week. ENGLISH Setter puppies, call COMBINATION OIL and gas eve. Raymond Damato, 643- LAKEWOOD CHtCLB Area—6 um storms, enoloaed eezport, VERNON—6 room ranch, all proposed ws eomefetoing anproxl- ms making a 0:15 a jn . bustawas Please apply Mister Donut, 5’9” tall and in good ply'si- 649-7601. cooking range. Fair condition. Apartments—Flats— 7091 or 528-4602. Realtors, 643-1121, Eve- basement, Im e lot sice view. mating two 10-mlntmlnute coffee nings 643-0038. room Colonial with breeze way aluminum siding, combination check at toe hmeh Ann and OARAQE for rent on Oak St.' Radlo-TV Repair 255 W . Middle Tpke. cal condition. Interviews at Sold to highest bidder. 643- Tenements 53 Houses For Sale 72 and 2-car garage, 33 foot liv- Ckurlton W. Hutdiina. Realtor, doors and Windows, garage, breake dalty for workera found that somsons bod sotored OaU •49-3009.-' ROGERS CORP., com er of 6226 after 5:00 p.m. SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot ing room with fireplace, din- 64941183. "chained to toe grinding mono- toe building toraugh a rsor door Services 18 POODLES, MINIATURE, AKC water, g;arage. Inquire 63 Mid- MANCHESTBJR — New 7 room bullt-to oven and range, well ;0 W N E R T R A N S F E R R E D ROCKVILLE — Experienced Mill and Oakland Sts., BOLTON CENTER Apartments, tog room, large fam ily kitch- landscaped lot. E. C. SoUmene, tony of machines and assemMy wbsrs a glisB hod bsfn smashed CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv- waitress, part-time, pleasant Manchester, promptly at 9 registered. Call 649-7406. MAGIC CHEF stove, uses bot- Comer Brandy St. and Bouton dle Tpke., W est, Manchmter. raised ranch, 2-car garam lines.” tle or natural gas, in good bullt-lns, 1% baths, % acre lot, VERNON—Spacious 4-bedroom en, S spaeioos bedroams, 1% Broker, MS-2214. and a metal stotepfiV Hat was MotiMcydw—ncyclea 11 ice, availaUe all hours. Satis- working conditions. Call for a.m., Friday, Sept. 11. Center Rd., new 3 rooms, heat, baths, tree shaded yard, $28,- BoRon Workers now generally get aoroaa the door was pried oOt. L CH EVRO LET working condition, $25. 649- hot water, stove, refrigerator, BRAND NEW—3 room deluxe tremendous value. Hayes Agen- Garrison Oolemial to desirable faction guaranteed. CaHl 649- appointment, 875-8447. 400. W olverton A gency, R eal- COVENTRY — 8 bedroom two 12-minute breaka pOr tout The enrrenoy was taken from HARDTOP An equal opportunity employer. FOR SALE — airedale pup. 3826. $126. 649-3266, 643-4312. apartments. Eldridge St., few cy, 648-4808^______neij^bortiood In time, for 1966 HARLBT-DAViDeON with 1316. CaU 643-0703. school. Family size kitchen, tor, 649-2818. CUSTOM DHLUXE ranch, 52x26, double garage, to attend to personal physleal e cash regtoter, but aevenal dot- •lactzlc starter now cn dis- COUNTER gfirl wanted, good steps from Main. Fully air- oil hot water. Reduced $8,000 pay, 11-2, apply in person at COMBINATION DIXIE Gas .RESOLUTELY Immaculate—5 -conditioned, electric range, re- MANCHESTER — Executive firepCaced living room, formal needs. tors In change was loft to a r ^ 4«door, 6 cylinder, atand- play; new SOcc model, 8336 full dini^ room, aluminum com- SPACIOUS a room older Oo- RANCH _ for quick sale. $16,990. 742- While workers are away they later drawer, poUbe said. The price. Parts and service. Har- M«tvlng—^Tmeking:— Ann’s Spot, Oak Street. heater and stove 3 years old, room flat on first floor hear frigerator, garbage disposal, neighborhood, lovely 7 room !; ard shift. Wfll sacrifice. —-;------1 DRIVERS for school bus, 7:80- binations, 1% baths, full base- loT.lal, m odem kitchen, 1% 7406 after 11 a.m. usually are speUed at their Joue break o c c u r s between 4 a.nt. ley-Davidson Sales, 49 Park Articles For Sale '45 good condition. 649-5608 center of town. Garage. Large, washer, dryer In basement Cqlonlal, mammoth living Cm be seen at 348 Spruee Storage 20 9 a .m ., 2;15-8;84 p.m . CaU room, modem kitchen nwlth ment. Walk to schools, baths, 8 bedrooms, 2-dzir ga- by men specifically, hired ~ and 6:15 ajn.i It was reported. Street, Hartford. 643-2414. airy rooms. $115. monthly. (coin operated), convenient Three large bedrooms, 2 BOLTON LAKHJ—Year 'round St. anytime. L^FTY PILE, free from S(M1 is | CUSHMAN MAPLE dining bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri- churches, etc. The usual' ex- rsLge, aluminum combinations, ritoevers. ' lilANCHllSTER Delivery. Ught Party Plan ------k______Call 643-5121. parking, master TV antenna, 100x140 w ooded lot, $17,900. fireplaces, 2 baths, large home. 4 good sized rooms, 1964 HONDA 90, red, 4-n>eed the carpet cleaned with Blue ' room. Harvest dropleaf table heat, hot water, large closets, fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, tras plus otiiers. Low 20’s. It was In the auto Industry — trucking and package delivery. TOY DEMONSTRATORS MATURE MAN for driving Lustre. Rent electric shani- Phllbrick Agency, 049-8464. built-in UtrtMn, slate foy- 75x150 lot, low, low price in 1948 *Ht General Motors — transmission, - excellent em di- and genejral store work, full with- pads, credenza. server AVAILABLE SEPT. 1. ^ Five private fenced in backyard, 643-4803. Owner transferring. 875-4604. $10,900. Wolverton Agency, Refrigerators, washers and pooer $1. .The Sherwin-Wil- and 6 chairs, excellent condi- er, 3-car basement garage, thgt the so-called annual lm< Logsl IHaOcos ^ tlon. Call 876-9370. y time. Apply In person Flow- room flat, second floor, oil separate cellar storage, close ^4,900 BUYS Una 8% room Realtor, M9-2818. M64 Dtaoutive Gars’ At stove moving sp tcialty. Folding WIN A FORD! • liams Co. tion. Price $125. Call 649-7400. burner, steam heat, Rusco. REAL BARoilN — 6% room MANCHESTER Vicinity—A 8 amestte drive, one aoro provement factor and oost-rt- chairs for rent. 649-0762. er Fashion, 86 E. Center St. to schools, churches, shopping. ranch situated on a 90x800 toot treed lot, oidy $30,900. JKATm or OONMSOnOPT _ BKl RE13UCTOTN storm windows, Venetian 649-1573. 648-8109. bungalow, 2-car garage, spa- bedroom ranch on country living escalator made their Leading toy party company SCREENED IcwLm for the best GLENWOpD combination oil sized well riirubbed lot, huge lot, walk-out basement, 8 bed' appearances on toe U.8. in- MUtod U LwwTvSnEW sMfi' Basmess Sem oas wlE pay top commisslona to WANTED — Service blinds, garage, adults only. cious lot; $11,900. North Elm WTLepMn, iuiwnor Oourt, DoeiSv OtdsmobMe Dynmnie 88 in lawns, delivered from our and gas stove with 2 oil drums apartment, St., Manchester. James J. Rob- 'living/ room with fireplace, rooms, kitchen with dining dustrial scene; ot Batvmti, SeptemlM $. liMA Offend 13PSinting— Papering 21 hlgh-calibre toy demonstra- attendants. Full-time 643-7966. TWO BEDROOM area, high location. Wolverton ConvertiUe. screening plant Andover Co- and pump. Reasonable, like newly remodeled, first "floor. inson Agency, 528-6815. fsunlly sized kitchen, spotless LAWRENCE P. PIANO (X )L U M B IA Ford and <3irysler agreed to Notice to BkaaSTw. Lappon. tors . . . PLUS FORD FAL- Good Job — many lumbia. George H. Griffing, Agency, Realtor, 649-3818. Upon the oomplaiat rt too ptaOk. 1964 (Ndamobtle Dynamic 86 LAWmeoWER shaipenlng; ra- INTERIOR and exterior paint- Morlarty Brothers,« 301 Cen- new. Must be seen tp be ap- TWO ROOM apartment for $85. 643-1408. condition. Solidly built 1954, similar contract inclusions in tut In the above enUUed aettoe CONS as Bonus Prizes. For Inc., 742-7888. preciated. 649-;i823. single person. Includes heat, $16,600. w olverton A gency, Realtor 648-2766 Holiday Sedan. palrs, sales, rotor blades ing, wallM per ramoved, fully details, call or write for ter. Street. BOLTON — Oontemporary 6 Five-room custom built 1960. craving, for r«asoM thereto eet hot water and gas for cook- THREE ROOM apartment, Realtor; 649-2813. The annual improvement torto, for a divorce on the ground rt 1964 Oldsmobile F-86 Outlase tiiarpsned; McyMa sales, serv- insured. Itene Belanger, 048- personal interview: ABOUT 400 new cinder room randi, 2 full baths, 3-car Obarles Nicholson 742-6864 ranch, beautiful grounds. deeerttoa, ellmnoy, onetody and 0612 or 6444M04. MAYTAG WRINGER ~wash^, ing. Electric refrigerator and heat, hot water, stove refrig- factor guarantees a worker a Hardtop Coupe. ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, blocks, reasonable; Interna- excellent working condition. 87 H ollister St. garage,' sh^ed acre lot, full Immaculate throughout, one eupport rt minor ehildren, and 149 W. Middle Turnpike. €» [al l ^"’A round gas stove furnished. Call 649- erator, $90 . 247 No. Main, walk-out cellar, dining room, "mile to churches, schools yewly wage increase of 2 % per oouneel tees returnable before-toe 1964 Pontiac Oalaltoa Oonver- PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In- AMERICAN HOME TOY Clonal truck KBS; Allis Chalm- 17 months old. $60. 649-3968. . 7834, 649-5779, 5-7 pirn. fim m or Oourt wMbta u d fo r Sort, 2098. ! M A C H I N I S T ers tractor WD. Call after 649-5228, 9-5. buUt-ln kitbhen, 8 bedrooms, and shopping and nearv the cent or six cento hourly, which- -'!'|M e. terior, piaperhanging, wall- PARTIES. INC. PORTER 8TRHIBT Area — 8 ford Oounty to be held at Hertford 6, 644-0534. ' Immaculate, 6-roOm Otflo VERNON fireplaced Hvliig room. Best lake. Priced'St $18,400. ever to greator- H was de- «B toe tort Tueedoy rt QObibae Pontias Vaatoest Oen- TX'PJOWIUTIOKS — Standard paper removed, dry wall Work. Bridgeport five room duplex, central room Cape, fir^Iace, 2-car sl| ted to provide workers a Marilyn Lentocha Operators Lathe nlal. Wall to wall carpeting, Buy Wolverton Agency, Real 2 A.D., 19M. and upon an qpifieawn ^ FWTEPIW. *1 1 and elebtrlc. Rspairad, over- Reasonable rates. Bank financ- Kingsbury Ave. Ext., R.D. No. 1 Operators location, hot air heat, screens garage, large tree-shaded lot,' share in cost-saving technologi- in eald aettoo for an order rt ,no- DARK, RICH stone-free loam! . and storms, avkllable October fireplace, 2 baths, 2 etoty, Lovely 5% ro(!>m R aii^ 3 tor. 640-2818. j hauled, rented. Adding ma- ing arranged; Fully insured. Rockville, Conn. 06066 Also, fill, sand, gravel, and $17,900. Kubrick Agency^ J- D . R E A L T Y cal advances — now known as ttoe. it appearing to imd batog 16 BRAND NEW chines rented and repaired. Free estimates. 640-9668, ' Jo- Minimum 60-hour week- 1st. 649-3473. 2 car grarage with work bedrooms, living room, found by toe eubacrflMng antbMrtty Phone' 876-1382 stone. 643-9504. kitchen with dining area, , SO WINDSDR^H room Split M9-8464. automation. toot toe said defendant&M gone to lAOBHAlB AND Pickup and delivery service. seph P. Lewis., ! For Sale shop. Close to schools and parte unknown, and that notice rt Apply SDC room duplex with ga- built-in range and oven, Level with guage, shaded 643-5129 Wages riding up or down on -t.PONTIAOS Tale Typewriter Service.' 649- I SO-GALLON GLASS lined gas LO A M bus. Beautifully landscaped SDC ROOM Cepe, rec room , toe Institution of tola action moot INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint* rage, convenient to downtown. finished recreation room, 100x200 lot, 3 bedrooms, rec the cost-Of-Uvtog escalator. fikely to come to hie rtumtkn is 4996. PARAGON TOOL CO., water heater; 4-burner kit- The Best Stone-Fre* lot room, utility room, 1% baths, wooded lot, close to bus. and Wa atfil : a good Ing. You name your, own price. EXPERIENCED waitress for Call 643-8349. and office or den area, shopping, $14,500. Itollbrick There is a penny gain or a toot hereinafter ordered:" It le ' Inc. chen gas stove with heater; 5 Uprii^ht Coin kitchen with dining area, large penny lose per hour for each OKDDRED; Ttaot naOee rt fei stock. REPAIRS on all makes of re- 649-7868, 875-8401. weekends. Apply In person attached one car garage, Agency, M9^846^. Itutlon of eald oofian be Three J’a Restaurant,'Rout* 6 369 Adams St. Manchester also, parlor gas heater; sink Loading All 'Day POUR ROOM flat, first floor, wooded lot, convenient to U'ving room , im ipaculate. W ol- COVENTRY — Illness forces half-point rise or tail to the frigerators, washers, ranges, and set-tub; practically new ‘"Coke” Maehinel drtendort.by * SCRANTON MOTQBe, hie. and diyeni. All oil burners EXTERIOR and Interior paint- and 44A, Bolton. Saturdays garage, near stores, on bus Charlee W . Lathrop • 'Vernon Center. Priced to verton Agency, Realtor, 649- SIX ROOM Cape, large Mtcben sale of winterised waterfront index of toe U. Bureau rt „ or indifferent ing. W allpaper books. Paper- WANTED — Full and Part- snowblower. Call 643-4717 af- 'Makes change. Ideal for oliib,, line, $86. 649-0351.______sell at FHA appraisal, $17,- 2818. ttvtng room with firepleoe, im- 8-bedroom home. Income all Labor Statistics. Adjustments true end ottaatod ^ 1 - 1 6 6 U N I O N S T . cleaned and serviced. All work . t e r 6. Agrent rt Dottoe to be nalNnMd to i ROOKVILm guaranteed. C om a Appliance hanging. <>ilings. Floors. Fully time help nights. No exper- garage or gas stations. Will' Yopr Tnuk or DeUverod 800., $900. down. ^ mediate ocedpaney, $15,900. winter, enjoyment all sununer. are made quarterly and all have Manctieatar BvetUng Herrtd. LPN. PART-TDdE. Tel. 649- sell reason^Ie, one or all. ^HREB ROOM cold flat,'avall- BANTINA lU tlV ^. Custom b i^ Oates Agency, 648-0035. e been upwaid to recent years. . M . '875-2831 or 64S-88M Service, OM Center, 649-0066. insured. Workmanship guar- ience necessary. Inquire Bur- LOAM, excellent quality, clean Phllbrick Agency. M9-84M. newapopor otrcinateo‘ to Kano 2358. Comer School St. and able October 1st. Inquire Pic- •49-0884 •43-7866 8 bedroom ranch on half acre Pensions first were written tar. OonnecUout. onM a for anteed. Leo Pelletier, •49-6S36. ger-Chef Drlve-in, 235 iMaln and tested., J. C. Hutchinson, T.eiRANQN. CONN.. Heritage HAROLD A IONS Rubbish Re- ' I f no answ er, 648-9043. -Street, Manchester. colo Pizza Palace, 457% Main U '& R REAL'TY Co. wooded lot. Covered patio and COME SEE Pilgrim Hine — into UAW contracts in 1949 at two ooneecuttve weeks. 742-7852. Gremino emd Son Hill, Routy 207. Capes, on or before October A AD.. — V-.1966 FORD aonverUMe, new moval—Oellars, attics, yards. CATALOG FREE. I'll send you Route 5, East Hartford Street. rec room, attached 2-car' ga- Beautiful new homes from P^rd. The union insisted on the and toot return rt NCh eervice., 396-page Popular Club cata- 643-2692 rage. are some of the many $14,990 to $16,990 on acre tree Ranches, and Raised Ranches, S V-8 engine, cam, solids, O.D. Weekly or monthly plclnq>- Electrical ^rvices 2? IMMEDIATE opening f6r top SOUP’S ON, the rug that is. SdM — 649-9953 Tel. 649-4356, 528-4581 companies paying into a sepa- mode to the above nomad Ooori. -H urst, new whitewall tires, Harold Hoar, 649-1064. log. Let your friends shop major appliance service man. ROCTKVILLB — W est St., 3% MANCHESTER—7 room Sptit Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 extras. Owner. 643.-0732. 'shaded lots In a scenic coun- one acre lots. No money down rate fund to guarantee pensions A true eopT so clean the spot with Blue room apartment. Phone Midy VA, FHA financing. Open Attest _ McCoUodi super eharger, FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt from it. 'Fhen you pick $25 Must be thoroughly exper- Lustre. Rent electric sham- Level with 3-car garage, weU try setting with m a^ficent tar workers at age 66, regard- Olorenee E. 8800. 64S-8474. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, , stone and more in free items. Alice ienced, 5-day week, excellent dietown Diamond 6-4454. shaded lot, heated 28x24 fam ily TWO FAMILY—One year old, view. Rancbee, Split-levehi, daUy 2 til dark. Sales by service on all types of elec- pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. 4 and 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, less of what happened to an walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- trical wiring. Licensed and in- Wllllahis,*' Popular Club Plan, pay. 742-6062. room, 3. tile baths, Uteben BEAUTIFOL panaled Heated Raised Ranchas, Cape Cods — Phlttp Segal. OaH anytime individual company. It took toe IM l 2-DOOR Hardtop Cbevro- extra clean 4% room du- family room one apartment, mcee, hatchways, dry wells. sured. Wilson Electrical Co., Department K820,. Lynbrook, GRAPE CRUSHER, small bar- with buUt-lns, dining room, 3 family room ofl IdtcbHi. 3 bed- an with buUt-ln General Elec- 4»^14. todustry’s eeccod toogest strike let, excellent eondltidltldn. Call AU concrete repairs. Reason- N.Y. » EXPERIENCED MEAT coun- lox, ceramic tile bath, gwage room raztoh, aluminum storms, modern kitchen, excellent con- Manchester, 649-4817, 648-1388. rel. cases of dark bottles. 643- eat, and quiet nelghborho^ large bedrooms, Imng room tric kitchens. Models open —IM days at C9iryaler—to win •M-6764. aUe. 643-0851. ter man. full-time. Apply In wlm fireplace, AA acne. Woi- eellarv,# IBEtiMS lot, only g u ,- dition. PhfllTrick Agency, 640- Sunday and daily (exorot rt toe 2880. gavailable October 1, $126. MS- Vernon a so-called funded pension SALES CLERK for Wednes- person Highland Park Mar- GRA D U A TE N URSES verton Agency, ResCtor, 649- 509. Oariton W. Rutrtdns. 049- 8464. ______Tueedays) from 1 p.m. to fCr S m CSODVROUn' Convertible, Floor Flntshlng 2? 9278 after 8 p.m., or 643-6121 there. , ‘ YOU. ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! day, Thursday, Friday, 5-9 ket. 317 Highland Street. 643- COIN COLLECTORS, 1889 c.c. 2818. 5132. dark. Six miles east of Man- SERENE and PRIVATE D B O b E H ^ O N ^ u igra n o ir - T-8, automatic, axcellent con- Cellars^ attics, trash, small anytime. MANCHESTER — Six room As a shining example rt vtoat p.m.; also, Saturday, 10-6. f nd 4278. mint mark sliver dollar, XF chester on Route 44 A in Cov- funded pensiona con mean, toe dition. Can 048-7756 after 6{00 trucking done A-1 right! Call FLOOR SANDING and refinish- Sunday 11-7:30. Apply In per- F U a O R PART TIM E MANCHBSTEJR 'Vicinity — '4 EKGHT ROOM raised ranch, Ranch, kitchen with buUt-tas, 7-room Ranch situated on AT A toxtrtot" FB<»A1E ; condition. 643-0982. five room apartment, first entry. VA—no > nqoney down. UAW points to the fact that P-W- _j_ ^ 648-2916, T rem ano T rucU ng ing (specializing in older EXPERIENCED GROCERY Ixidroom Ranch, fireplace, two years old, large U'ving dining room, 3 bedrooms, full landscaped treed lot 100 x holden at Ooventry, within t o r . floors) Waxing floors. Paint- son Munson's Candy Kitchen, fjo^r, good locatlop. Call after Others—rmlnlmum down, Sam- Kalser-Fraser employes are the District rt Oovartra. «i S * n il Servlea. Manchester Parkade, evenings clerk, full-time. Apply in per- WINCHESTER MODEL 12-12 \ ^ Sfwt at $93.10 par wook plastered walls, walk-up at- room with fireplace, modern basement, carport, 100x200 100, 8 bedrooms, fam ily ..'1966 F(»nXAC, 4-door hydm- ing. Ceilings. Papsrtaanglng. 649-3808. lot. Immaculate condition, |8,- uel M. Lavitt Agency, MLS being placed on penslans as A“ 48*** 7-9. son Highland Park Market, gauge shotgun, with poly- tic, woode/f''^ acres, patio, kitchen wito bullt-tos, family Realtors at . Vernon Circle, room and much more. Just Preoent. Boe. Bimore nmtlc drive, radio, heatar, ex- HAVE SMALL piclnq) truck— No Job too small. John Vsr- 317 Highland Street. 643-4278. choke; also. 1962 Chevrolet End o f first yoar $104.22' tool shed. Gates .Agency, 648- room, 4 or 8 bedrooms, 2-zone 900. assumes mevtgage. Phil- fUEe, 649-6750. 3% ROOM GARDEN apart- 64S-2168, 875-0397. 200 feet from Brttcn Lake. /’^’'calleBt eondltlon. Call 332- Attics and cellars cleaned. WANTED — woman tor heavy drawtite trailer hitch. 643- 0036. t t hot water heat, garage, $24,900. brick Agency, M9-8464. $14,500. Coll Mr. Tourtel- M30. Maximifm $114.56 ment available October 1. Rubbisb removed. Reaaonable. house work one morning per SHOE SALESMAN, experienc- 0982. ' .* PhUhridc Agency, 040-84M. vbrmA oustok boat bb iDtte, 8fRM004, .M9-S804. ChK 949-lOtt. ed or win train, full-tim e Heat, hot water, stove, rrtrig- MANCHBBTBR — Y eer^ eM s- CBNTRAUiY LOCATED t WsHtod—Rofil Isifiti 7$ Bonds— Stock*— week. 649-2104 after 6 p.m. gatov otyla home. 8 bedroonig, 87B-001L permanent poeltlcm. Excellent ENGLISH PARK saddle, prae- I Week* Tacation IH Overtime Pap •cator, perking. Rent $1W per tom 6% room ranch, abanliuBn ranch, 8% rooms, oeetled In betonom Cdkeilal bungetew, month. Offloe 18 Forest St baawbint gan«s> Nearly two WHEN BUYING eir sriiiw Mortgage* 27 BOOKKBBPDfO machine oper- ealary. House‘ 4k Hale. tically new ,, to r. horse witli II Paid Holidaya . sldliK, Srtur g a q jf. j toe trees In a beautiful wooded 1% baths, new mndera Mt- takto., Liberal Rotiremont and, 648-0000. rtien. Immediate/ occtroaney. .property,. osU Frances K. ator, mqterlence preferred but high withers. Asking fTO.OO fBwiiiy room wito fireplaoe, neighboibood. Just ofi Route Wagner. Ws havs qusUflsd MM. rrtary bladaa. Qotek aervlee. tUOOMD MCOtTOAGE - Un- not required. 5 day week with MAN FOR general warehouee 742-6818. Up to 120 Days . 1 S o c ia l S e c u r ity * fangs suburtwB lot Hayes A g ^ 10. .House has 3 bedroom s, 1% Bel Air Real Eelata, 643-9882. S; Bariows e.WaAsoc crest luxurious room home bringing $135.00 a buyers (or stains and two fam- limited funds available lor aec- all fringe benefits. Apply In work and eome denvering. Api oy, 048-4303. \ baths, large reo room, patio, Manchester Parkade MM HARQON Randier, ood mortgagee, iNyymehts to LA’WNMOWERS — Arlans, Side Leave Room, Board Laundry apartments, 4% rooms, 1% |13,800^BEST VALUE on to- month.-On bus line end H .Jly houses. Financing ar- person to the>W. *0. Olenney ply In person Agway, Inc., large lot, $18,400. PMIbrick Manchester M9-5806 ubUc notice be givi top Nano, ntdio, baatar, stand- .* 0 ^ 7A. Hiursday 7-9 Satur- euit your Dudgel. Expedient l^wn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit hathi, heat. hot . water, dis- BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — 4 days market 6 room expand- mile to shopping center. Good ranged. Let us hear fitun you Co., 386 North Main S t Tolland Tpke., 1 Bucklapd, Free Blue Cross, CMS 1 3 1 6 P e r Y o a r Agency^ M9-84M. ^ -L. Sy adverU i^ in a ara shut Reason for sals: «:^7^ 648-7968. ; service. J. D. Realty. 643-5139. Conn. Air, and riding mowers. Whert- posal refrigerator, range, car- bedrooms, 2 fu ll, baths, heaU able Cape near etores, school for an tovestor. Better for a today. 643-1018. a “ Tnhsss. M8-6094, horse and Bolens 4-wbssl Major Medical i Annual IncroiM peted staircase, Venetian ed family room, kitchen withl SUBURHiAir“ MA jfc^ilSTkR 'tfiopplng,. hue line. Beautiful famUy who like to make and MARLHOROUQH — 4 rooms, DRIVEWAYS, foundations, cel- SECOND MORTGAGES, two Help WanMO>rHslt 85 IMMEDIATE 0PBNINO8 — ^ tractonf. Parts and serricS. oltnds, washer, dryer, base- — Large oomfortable 6 room lara Irt In a fins residential save money. Fun price $S9.' drilled well, sto ra windovr*,- WANTED IMMBDIATELT— •SI FQptD oonvortilAs, bliack,* lars sealooated and water- planh tor repayment offered shipper, truricer, fliliag auppty QHPitol^^^qtojgment^OaaMM ment storage, on bus Une, roa- Ranob. t fun .botiui Idtim mm. M ss beloer VtU. SOO. CSenn R o b e rts efl Parkade.... area, Oape'-w=. er^ sm al atoEl.wNB automatls teansmlsr jg o o ^ uwly praiyre._ to ault yo«r income. B. C. TWO VCPBRIBMCIBD palat- qiove man, tniek driver. Amdy of MnnIiW Cgdareryt .H dbpN pJ 1 sonsble fent 671 Harttoed BA ------UMteUfi lot. M ipndeSL Weeley £ lari Neal Batata. m ers-w PboM OOi-M M ' al • Mr. SiSWWA i MSiBSe OMk AM- i »4; 000-4918 1, C on n . 1m *. .A | | ^ , eSM B *. r t mm A mm*. pn- ,-r » . - V 'V

W m WBDNBSt)AY, SKPTm BKt 9. MM TWEKTY-FOim iianf^fotfr Cofttiits iioralh . ______The Woman’s hooietar of riai4Wiaa Service eC North Sewer Swap 'About Town Methodist Ohureh will have a pdhiok Friday at 6:M pm. at il« Ctaptar. o n , will the ohureh. There will be a A ranmaf* wl* tomor- bueinoM meeting and program On Agenda B t BA. to BOOB Bt tlM after the siqppor. Mm. narle _ _ _ _ TanplB. ArtielBB magr Custer and Mrs. GHcnn Law ’ A long debated exchange of T ALL, TRIM A N D iB ktought to UiB T mbpI* to- are oo-chairmen of a program sewer service areas between the togkt T h M wtahliif' p4ckop oalled "What the W8C8 Moans town and the Eighth District i M M BMT caB lUB. Jbim to Mb " may get the town board of dl- 3 o ^ . to ®M« «* tore. IUbb rsctom’ seal of approval to- m Uh , BaaociBto ooaduetTMB, Washington Loyal Orange nl^t T E R R i n C! ^Inntaau ML, Bolton, or Mrs. XolBi C Relff, soBdoetrMB, In- Lodge will meet PMday at 8 Town Counsel Atty. Ifving p.m. at Orange Hah. Aronson and District Counsel • mi Dr. Atty. John LaBelle have worked Richard E. Oirard Jr., son out the details o f a formal H w sKBcutto* board tt tbs of Mr. and Mra Richard B. agreement to govern the swap. Jtmkir CcntuxT Chto win meet Oirard Sr. of 8 Angel St., re- In accordance with guidellnea toiBuiTOW at 8:80 pm . at the cently enlieted In the U.S. Navy worked out by the two boards liptne of Mrs. Bnioe Fowler, 41 and la undergoing nine weeks irly this summer. BMwiii Rd. Mrs. John Frank of training at Great Lakes, HI. ^[(111 serse as co4iostess. Tlje agreement will be pre- After basic training he wlU be sented to the town directom for home on a 14-day leave and their approval tonight, when Bertram B. Felngold, aon ef will then attend a Navy achool they meet at 8 In the Municipal Mr. aoAMra. Harold L Feln- in the field of aviation. Building hearing room to fin- 61d ofaO Oosby Rd., left yee- ish up a meeting adjourned USWV SoloUt torday for the University of The Manriieeter Municipal from Sept 1. Mrs. Mary J. Mathieu of 158 Itodiester (N. T.) School of Employes Group, which repre- Also on the agenda for to- Main St., past national presi- Medicine, w h « « he hae a four- senta all non-union town em- night’s meeting are: dent of the United Spanish year scholarship. He is a 1060 ployes except department hpnor graduate of Manchester —Appointment of nine mem- War Veterans Auxiliary, re- T H A T S O U R heads, has donated 810 to the School, and a 1064 grad- bers to a newly authorised Hu- turned last night from Louis- U.S. Olympic Fund. •* . man Relations Commission. mtm of Trinity College, where ville, Ky., where riie attended h i sras on the dean’s list. —Repcuts from General Man- the 66th national encampment The Stein CIubNrf the VFW ager Richard Martin on the rec- of the USWV and Auxiliary. will meet tonight at 8 at the reation and highway depart- She was reai^lnted nation- I a t FraneU of Xavier Moth post home. The group will spon- ment studies. al soloist for the 1964-66 -en- ess Otode win meet tonight at campment by Mrs. Willie De- giSO at the home of Mrs. Rog- sor a dance Saturday from 9 —A report on a request from p.m. to 1 a.m. at the poet home. town firemen for a shorter work Graasie of Texas, newly elect- er Imnelln, 41 Teresa Rd. SLACKS Music will be furnished by ed national president. She was Mrs. Joseph Halloran and Mrs. I^ancis Leaiy will serve as "The Claasica’’ The event is —AUocation of $13,000 for a also elected president of the open to memhere and guests. new water relief main in Spruce Past Natkmal Presddent’s Club, Tickets may be purchased in St. and vice president of the Past advance at the post home or at —Acceptance of seven exist- Department’s Ihesldent’s Club. Chapel and Emanuel choirs the door Saturday. s t Emanuel Lutheran Church ing town streets. —Waiver of the town bid re- Itn, East Hartford, Se]^. 13, S t >>y iM ttC & l' sriB resume rehearsala tonight Moviea of the 1964 Indianap- quirements for the purchase of Mary’a Epiacopal Church. • Luther wap after a summer oUa 500 mile big car race will (•cess. The C h ^ l Choir will walkie-talkies, water hydrants, Building Permlta be shown tonight at 10 at the and two pieces of sewage treat- 'T o Fava’a Building Wreckers Tshssrsr at 6:80, and the Army-Navy Cluh. The public Is o< C O U RSE! •manuel Choir at 8. Both are ment ^uipm ent for Town of Manchester, demo- •reeted by Frederic E. Werner. invited. —Discuasion of a plan to en- lish two-family dwelling at 77 close Bigelow Brook, the scene N. School St., $3,338, alx-apart-

Dr. WiUlam H. Curtis, euper- of frequent flooding in recent ment house at Buckland Alley, intendent of Manchester $6,659, and two-car garage at months. Tohr banker Is your f r 1 e n d. schools, will give an illustrated Buckland AMw , $600. To Eari W. Cormier, demoliah Oosne to to meet the Mendiy talk PYiday at a meeting of the garage at 41 Fslrvlew St., $175. Staff of OUWHECmODT BANK Co-Wede of Center Conpega- Public Records TO Otto Mathlsson, demoHah 4«D TOiDBT OOMPANT. Be tioBal Church in Woodrun Hall. ipnstil of holpfal oonaideratlon Hie subject wlU be "Soviet Un- garage at 06 X. Middle TjAe.,

•ways, whottier yon apfriy for ion, a Land of Contrast.” The Warrantee Deeds $391, and build new garage at 8B% CRBSLAN ACRYLIC 38% VIBRSL. RAYON 7% ACKTATK program will he presented after Sherman W. Medlar and Mar-. same location, $1,000. K LOAN to finance a major a potluok at 6:30 p.m. Jorie C. Medlar to Robert B. To Rene E. Thlrion, add fence piirehosf, a booM improvemont, Chatfield and Judith M. Chat- and patio at *f HUlside St., $750. Cyonamkl T. M. for ocryfie fibsr ^ or a ooUoge odueation. Three Manchester offices to serve you Linne Lodge, Knights of field, property at 154 St. John To Noel R. Cyr, alterationa to dwelling at 30 Victoria Rd., $300. Sit 808 Mein, 16 North Pytfatos, wHl meet t o n ^ t at 8 St. Frank M. Stamier and Bar- To B. T. Peterman for Town at Orange HslL bara J. Stamier to Morgan M. of Mwcheeter, alteratians to Whiten Memorial Lihrary, $1,- Grant and Marjorie A. Grant, property off Keeney St. 700. Marriage U cense To Jamea W. Tajdor; aKera-.

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