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PAGE TEH About Town Heard Along Main Street -WlUiam F. Kelsh Jr., 307 Gard­ And on Some o j MancheUer^B Side Sireels, Too ner St., ha* been accepted as a Junior member of the Holsleln- esman stopped at the police H. Blftine of Gr&nby Is Frtealan Assn, of America, Brat- Forgot l« Remember with a final and emphatic station 'M E. Middle Tpke. recent­ tho new nudio«viiUAl director for tleboro, Vt. He was rtoOmmended At least one home-owner ha "craah" the door finally landed at ly and trrgd to sell the department Mancheet^r^^ public achc^t. Ho bv John P. Lukens, Co. 4-H ARent, found that modesty is not a the bottom of the steps. One panel hla compartj('* cement product for will fUf^the poaltion vacated^bjr aHer qualifying fw the ceilificatc ways the best policy. — had apllt d()wn the middle and parking metW foundation*. Atttfuf* W. Lftlime, of merit and Umior inembeiship This particular fellow worked some paint wa* knocked off, but He got to nte station the hard Miller, a graduate of the Unlver* pin through^dfairy project work for about three weeks oh a "do-it- other than that It had received way he had ^ pay a dollar^for slty of Maeaachusetti. received his stith registej^d Holstein cattle. yourself" project which Involved little damage considering the overtime parkln|^t a metapr^ on. master ^of arts degree In audio installing a new railing up the rough trip. Main St. \ visual education at Teachers Col­ Oriat^obj Chappell, grand chan- stair* leading to the leeon d Silence Anally settled over the lege of Columbia University and edllor Of the Grand Domain of flooY. He found the Job. because household once^again except for Ohoat Wrl has ,complet;o<^ 35 semester hours Connecticut, Knight* of Pythias. of the trlcJty carpentry, wa* al­ one sound— the quiet prayers com­ A recent AaaoclAted fVeaa itory beyond master's in audio-rlspal Is att^dlng an auxiliary meeting in most more than he bargained for ing from the lips of the broken­ on antl-Amerlran attaiw by a education, curiicylum, and school Beirut, Aug. 11'(/P)— Pro­ Boston today and Sunday. The hut finally after many trie*, he got hearted handyman daxedly silting newapaper in CUfAcai. VenfEueta, administration. government irregulars fought meeting Is being held in ronjunc-j railing so It would only on the bathroom Aoor. quoted the UlUmaa NoticiWp as ' Miller has had eight ^ears of* a 3-hour battle with rebels in tloh with the .Vday Suprema Con-1 ^ im i, vvhen hlS J-year- O r'w as he praying? aayinK thia about- a reporter; teaching experience. The last four Washington, Aug. 11 (/P) .^Committee on Economic Security. ventlon of the Knights of Pythias, j daughter leaned on It Instead haa been outatandlng' In th« Aita village, neard the Syrian years he taught a Afth grade in Insurance industry spokesmen "Varioua pi-oviaion* in • recent • ■ rof rocking violently back and forth Quit IsM>klng Over . . . denlimia campaign" of the rona the King P l^ ip and Louise Duffy election year amendmeiita have frontier Sunday, it was re­ Knew this was hound to happen. today decried attempts to in­ Manchester Auxlllarv Police ss It had after his first three or tiunv of North American newamen Schools In 'west Hartford. made beneflti bigger and easier to ported today, < will meet Monday nigiil al 7 30 four Installation attempts, The Herald printed a picture of a againat the actual democracy” In He has served as audio-visual di­ iUCKIAND crease Soda’. Security benefits get,” Marahall aaid. " I f the pur- ft-leaf clover laaf week and a ' Vener.iiels. Source* connected With the Sy.r- for a nlghl target practice al the .Much gratified by the results of rector In all of the buildings where as ^ an '.election year device pdae o f aocial aecurity ia to pro- , tan...... Social...... National...... Parfy (SSNPi Finley St. outdoor range. j |iis labor he next turned to paint­ woman called ua to say she had j Newsmen have, been accuaaed of he has worked, and haa partici­ Opan Wad.-TlHin.-Fri. vide a •floor of pi-otectlon.’ then the | armed niembera of the party i found a 9-leaf clover. She did, loo many thinga In Ihe paat, but thia pated in educational television which might weaken the na­ ing the stairway.. This too was tional economy itsfilf. constant effort to expaird it piece- hilled or wounded many rebels and The riei H Osgood Bennett jif . a long and tedious job as It In­ Mra. Kdward Kehoc of 2*10 j probably the firat time onV hfti workshops. . meal in all direction* ia suspect." [ log, on* dead and two wounded on Bprure 81., found Die J>*leafrr in been aeeiuied of a thinjr Uk« 4 P.M. td Dork Teattfying before the Senate Mkita Asks Neutralists the North Methodial Cliiirch left volved much scraping and sand­ J. Howell Turner, Chicago, di- i their own aide, 1 her yard while moving lawn chaire TH A T ! rlnance Committee, Albert C. todav for Camp Alderagate, the ing before he could retlhlsh the rector of employe relations of the I Aita village la in the Rachaya Dr. W. H;-(*Amp. head of Ihe l/ni- i Adama of Philadelphia, preaident Methodist camp in North Scitii- slalrs to the gleamUig defection ^ All Day Sundayi Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, chal- | pi.atrict Avhere the body of Ahmed veraily of ('onneelK iil A botany de- i HI » ! Local Girl Takes of thie -National Aaaociation of I ste. R I He will he director of he sought. When the last nif the lenged the wisdom of changing the Hatnmoud, a leadei- of the party, Britain for partnient eavfl l)u«one lan’l an rare i ...... Ldfe tlnderwritera, aaid the in- Of Asia for (he Mceh long lumor high ses­ palnt^had been applied he felt that at the e-leaf vanelv found hv Mra.! had gathered on the n A.M. Till Pdffc law now since, he aaid. an advisory found mutilated, apparently sion cslled Christian Adventure quiet*glow of satisfaction whlCh Committee Post aurance induatry believe* paaaage council created by Congress will murdered, over the weekend., Anna ,1. Haherern of l,T-> Hl.saell j of a Houae bill providing. 7 per­ Camp, uliiih begina tomorrow, |comes with the knowledge that »■ not report unHI the end o f the year It c-ould not be determined ■fW.;'hfffiftiiw wr the following lea- V"'t,''* Pressed cent increaaea in old age benefit* Big Parley Urcaome job I* finally done and son: Mrs. Kelioe's clover wss sc-' ” ke*ri't the windows. Fhere waan't Miss .Janet Alice Whitney, *32 its recommendation.* for amend­ whether the fighting in Ait* was Withdrawal "done right." Alexander St., has accepted an in­ “would atrenuouily weaken, if not ments. Several industry witnesses a vendetta by the party against Mr and Mrs, ..loseph J Childs.; .tiMilIv a vaaclallon Two separal,cl" "n that had been deatroy not only the progiam it- P’lill of enthusiasm, now that Sialka had fused logelher and then, ^ pnhlii iz.ed in advance nor anything vitation lo serve as a member of COWIIIATULATIONS! also emphasized that argument. the rebels. Green U d , left this morning | •elf but the entire national econ­ Isindon, Aug. 11 helpers prei'tared today for also spend a week at Miami first knocked the hinge pins out alnglc hud which producea three broorna about the Interior of the South Methodist Church. In addi­ year* if you survive, and i/ In testimony prepared for the Informants said the rebels were P X p iessiItg nope in a i in e sire- tion to attending Mt. Holyoke Col­ American L.egion apokeamen en­ cial session of the U.N. Gen- a drive, to get the U.N. Gen­ Bearh. Slid moved the door to one side so leaves- '‘ficcaaionally," ihe profea- atnr e yoii have safeguarded your as In have more room In doing aor HHtd. *;tlie hiida react iliffeieid- Thia ( an I he right, we thought, lege. ahe is active In many church dorsed variou.s of the Hou.se ap­ (Cnnttniied or. Page Thirteen) (Continued on Page F i»e ) I eral Assembly would clear the eral Assembly'.s emergency and civic organizations such as home for your family and proved amendment*, and Dr. Mar­ .Taniea Herdic. superintendent the floor tiling Job he had marked ly and fuoduce more leaves than ao \\p elbowed in cloaer, Agatnat j way for an East-West .summit session lo demand withdrawal United Christian Youth Movement tha M. Eliot, former head of the of the Town Recreation Depart­ down on hi* "things to do ll«i " tire normal thiee for the apecie ' Die window waa a amall boy. Thia ensured an education for your of U.S. troops from Lebanon and the Department of Interna­ U.S. Children’a Bureau, apeaking conference. ment will apeak to the Klwai.ls After considerable piitteruig i "The vaacialioM m the caar of wa." much better Now to aee what children, then you certainly New Risks, New Benefits I Klirusluhev said in the note. and British troops from Jor­ around, he decided he’d done IMra Kelioe'a (lover la uncommon waa going on. Rmely thia couldn't tional Affairs of the National for the American Public Health riuh Thursday on the Influence deserve congratulations. //,. Aaan.. urged Congress to' approvee I broadi-asl by Moscow Radio, that dan. enough for th* lime being ami, hut not Infrcqurnt." hr anid. 'Phia be a Hew high-preaaure aalea tech-I Council of Chur'ch of Christ. of the aporta program on youth. the measure. She expreaaed the an lU’gent need for summit tallrs Gromyko w as expected .to apeak being a modest fellow, he. moved ! rim-rr ronduned a va.*n tation nnd nioue. nr cmdd It ’ j The primary objective of the however, you have neglected Women’s Planning Conin\iltee is to peraonal view, however, that it wa* "bei-ommg even more appar- early In the general debate, which Open fiouae for the class of the dobr back Into poaltinn an he illirn the Innl.a reacted l»y mnlung Knew It (ouldn't V»e, .luat a to provide for any of these increase the support and Interest ahould be made even more liberal i ent ill the lighl of rerenl events In starta Wednesday. He said on his Jb.'ik will he held Monday night could wash lip. A * he Intemled In ! ext 11 lrn\u*a. frenr.ied bout with a ifklenl that ; x\ny Boost in Fallout of American women for the contingencies, then you will suggesting increase* in children' the Near and Middle F a s l" arrival from Moscow yeslerday at the hnme of Robert Alherl, lit work on the bathroom. ptojet I Sliirpl.v. that explaina the-9-lcaf had wandered In from the atreet. ] Biitlsh olfirials, who disclosed (lover, nml da compaiillve corn- International Christian University want to consider a policy from , benefits to become effective in Ihat the Soviet government con- Oakland Ter Girls are reqiiest- after illnner, he piirpoarly lefi ilie Thev don’t make goorl ruatomera, arrival of the note earlier today, Photo by Fallot In Japan. 1961. sidei-a the question of the with­ ed to bring light refreshments liinge pin* out and merely propfied momu'.sa irj ft-lert(. cluvrra. or uloea j anyway. the Sun Life of Canada^ one The International Chrtatian Uni­ Adama asaaiUd the bill a* self- aaid Kioishchev had no really new drawals -very serious" and his and hovs, soft drinks. the door In the finnie i »l ? Anyway, we re haj)py you MliS. FRANCIS CHRISTOPHPTk OAKLEY proposals to make cf>mVrning the found a 12-lenfe?, hut don’t bring versity is a graduate-level institu­ of the world-5 great life Insur­ defeating and"a blow' at "the do- Held Threat to Man delegation "'will do their b e s t...lo FInlaliIng Ills hand and fine P.S. Middle East or summit talks. achieve positive reaulta." acrubbing after mucli i lieerful It in. pleaae! tion at Mitaka-shi. a aiiburb of ance companies. With the pro­ it-youraelf bi-and of thrift" Officiala of the Town Trafftc Mi.ss ('iHire-Ann Lamenzo.' •-"imUar flowers in her ftair. Tokyo. It was founded on June 15, through inauranoe saving*. ' Khniahi-hev'a new message, de- Asian neutralist.* were reported annrting, apli

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ARTHUR'S TASTY able commercial and induatrlai »:44— • WINF—Newa Probers Differ , SANDWICHES South Windsor land. WKNB—840 WHAT-:-6ie HelpsYoa OverceoM Silk Town 'Town officials thus hops to be WINF~1S86 Sbeihwold oil -THE M NnSaAT MAKE Paity Radio WTIO— 1080 WINT—WINF Koridatand s o v K t t i m m o B o E a r able to enlarge and expand the WOOO—IXN 1:14— “On Adams Role WDRO—1366 WHAY—NictitNlgW WateaB .. t e t h fajclUties And. tervlcea which’ Are Eaatera Daylight Tim* WPOP— 1410 WTIO—N lM t Line F S L S E S The Baby Etas Nike Soldiers ^becoming ’more neceasery. every DEFENSIVE SIONAL < W DRO-The World Tonlibt JL'oeseMfS sad Worry ISotes^ Q uotes North dealer ARTHUR'S day in a riipidiy growing commun­ ,WPOP—Washington t i , Boston In Refund Case d e f e a t s c o n t r a c t ^ North-South vulnerrtle The followidg program adhad-fs;: ' Ito loDiar ba aanoftd ar f6¥ in .«3 > . ity. This, they point ouCoAiuiot be WHAY-otrenad* MM beeeW_o* low . nvMtr By Alfred ShelnwOl^^'' .NORTH Donate Blood ulea . arA'^uppUed by Um radi^ WHAT—NIant IYat(¥ tMth.PASTBKra.aa lapratM alDM done- in a rasldenUal town, but WCCO—KveiUng Ruile , WnC-Nldt'Lln* Experienced bridge plftjrert tend 4 3 WKN*-P.»ir^ “ Ua* (naa.aeU) powUtr. w inK M i aa (OonUaMa (run P «fr One) AIR t 0 N t) I r I O N f l, mdai 'come about through full use manaige^enu and aia aubjaet to WDRO—Hoods for Romance m r platM heWi thrm aimw aa tb sf to Uke It for grrantpd thet ‘‘every­ V A K 6 5 Been Named... OAylord L. Paine, chairmAn of yrr m -*Tfar— - Stai aatra WPOP—Washinftnn vs, Boston By EAHL YOST ♦ Q 9 B 7 6 o f the potential o f our businesa and chaa|e without noDca.. wDftO^tfOweii Thomoa M m an •eaUattaba. AvalK wKaiw r«ad Di« triuigcrlpt of th« aubconiPf body" knows ejMUt defensive eig- local Red.' Croat Blood program,tan- industrial xonea. - W PO P-Top 40. Time t : 4 i - ‘ iMmtatMuW hr lew plttM otg neU. ‘The Intercollegiate Champ- a A K 3 I WHAY—Night Watch PAiTKKrB tedaj at aapdrut aeuatw. mlttee'i qloged door.hearlnR* and j _____ EAST STATE nouneed today Qiat 60 pints of MKnchuttr HtraUI N*ws WnO-KJght Une ionahipa .-prove each year that we, blood weTe iBven during the re­ WHJLY-sBerenadf WDRC—Mood e for Romance^ “judge for themaelvea whelhe'- the a O S 2 * 7 5 4 Manch«st«r .Eve ng H « 'WINF—Musle for ths fYrst Shut Wpcc-BVeDtaK tfuelc aaijune too much. Now «mi Tbisday Evo. cent visit of the Bloodmobiie to 4 :3 3 - WPOP—Washington ts . Boston conduct diacloscf’ In the aubrdm- rroprietom Gene and K«tellc< V 9 8 3 2 V Q J 10 4 South lYindto^ eorreapond W r a B —Crybiel Park Jamboree bnrght P«.. Hamilton flrit joined , Thia fort of hand U preiented isVENINOS FKOM f ill this area. Paine, who waa recent­ WHAY—Country Hutio Caravan Hertci Interested in Color *rV7 mittee hearings conforms either Moriarty of Pocomoonahine Lake Standard Steel Propeller Co. In ♦ A K 10 4 3 3 6h ib M arlon, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Roland C. Andrews mot« Burnham, telephMe JMltehell >s ••HI Ueii* W HAY-Night Watch to theii' peraon" atandai da to the ivery .■ two or three yeara In the ly appointed to head this phase of 4-0614. WUllO-KiUnoe ano Andy Lodjfos. Alexander,’ Maine, fend 1928 at a power taw operator. Ha AI10 4 4^Q763 of RockviUc. She waa bom Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial WKKB--Yanka va. BaUlmora WTOPw-FaUoa Lewis WTIC—MuWe ■ See the neW BCA Mark preachmenta which have been Intercollegiate Champtonahlpa. The ^ e RAd Oroae activities in towil, ------—,ZL— WDRC^Mbods tor Romance aeries coleraets their beat to friends In Manchcaler. later operated a turrat'lathe.'Since SOUTH Hospital., Her maternal grsndpKrenU are Mr. and Mra, Bmest WPOP—Washington rs. Boston . voiced in high places." collegre atudent.. who play in thia stated that if there had been more WDRC-Txnn. Kmla Ford WHA^-Bernnode week I varatloned with my 1931 he has served as a foreman in A A K J 10 9 6 Welti of RockvlUe. Her patemaU grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Andover WPOP—Waxworka WCCC—JKvenlnn Music 14:14— Rep. William B. ijess lOhioi. annual event ate bright and en- time to or^nsnlze and publicize the family at one of Moriarty's lakr- Jet, fuel control machining. He la ¥ 7 Harry, Andrews, also of Rockville. She has two brothers, Kurt, WKNB—Cryetal Perk Jamboree W HAY-Night Watch EARLOW'S TV aenidr Republican member of the thuaiaatic, but few of, them are e I 4 2 drive, he felt sure that residents WINF—Ntw» WTIC—Dick Bertel WTIC— Music tront lodjjea where both fishing married and the father of two 6, and Keith, 2H- 4:1D - 1069 Tolland Turnpike, Bubcommittee. said such a reading well acliooled in bri<^;e. « 9 8 5 would have turned out in much WDRO—Amos end Andy WDRC— Moods for Romance and swirMming were excellent To sons. Mis. Hamilton la.employed In Slimim^ics Class WINF—Mufeic wim Jo« Otrand WPOP—B. P. Morgan WPOP—Ws.^hington vs. Boston Bucklaad— Ml 8-5095 would show "not one aclnUIla of , Tbla year, for example, moat North East South Wert Kenaetli jro^,raon of Mf. and Mrs. Paul W. O'Neil. 124 Center larger numbers. Of the 60 donors, 4 :1 6 - DM- 14:34- prove that Ifa a amall world, 1 the btislnesa office of The Heralds WHAY—Country 'Iduaio Cartvxa evidence of any attempt to mdu- F'or hit long-time aervlce, Hamil­ North-South palra got to f o u r 1 ¥ P«ss 1 A P*M St. He was bom Aug. 2 At Manchester Memorial Hospital. His 53 were servicemen stationed at '5 ^ A Y —Serenade W HAY-Night Watch met the Charles Calkins family of UNI Btirollment Open WCCC—Record Revue W C ^ —Evening Music WTIC—Time for Music ence the Armed Services Board apadea and got the opening lead 2 ♦ Past 3 A P*>* the NIKE installation where the Mancheater at the lodge, Porf>* ton received a ruby pin. pAtemal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. T. E. O’Neil of North WKNB—Yanka va. RxlUmort W IWB—Cryetal Pork Jamboree WDRC—Moods for Romance of. Contract Appeals either by • • • of the king of dlamonda. About 3 NT Past 4 A Pu* ■ Attleboro, Maas. He haa a brother, Timothy, 7, and two aiaters, Bloodmobiie was staUoned. Captain, WTIC-Roaa Muiei W TlC -^ew e Ol tbe World . WPOP—Modem Sounds Sherman Adams'or members of moonshine Luke la 480 milea from half of the daclarera managed to Pass Pets Ralph Levine, Commanding pf^ Registrations are now being WDRG-¥Cx1 Kolbv WDRC—M ewer Please Use Mancheater. 1 alao met Charlie Paula, 4, and Kathy Ann,3. WPOP—Wxxworka 14:44-^ Congress." ./o*n Tyc* of DIftilbiillon. Mnn- make the game contra'll. Openini lead 4 k ^ • • ¥ * • ¥ • ■ fleer of the Missile Base on SKan- taken for fall riasses in. "Sllm- W P O P -To^ |0 Time W HAY-Ntght Watch Your Botteion. former M.'inrhester High che.xler ofllrp of th. Horlford Ml nastics" which will begin probably 4 :3 » - 7:44— ' WTIO—UN Radio Review Hcas discounted Ihe ' tiCHr , Hlgh-l«w Very Effective tic Rd., Eaat Windsor, rA^rted W IIAY-Pixiier Pari¥ WHAY—Berenade football player, and his fatherdn* Klfclric DiRlit Co , lx louring E)l- Jamee Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wagner, 122 during the second week in .Sep­ WDRC—Moods for Romance Charge Plae Sherm" letters from persons In- 1 Thia la the aort of nand tnat Campfield St. He waa bom Aug. 4 at Mancheater Memorial that 90 per cent of tlwTnen. who W’CCX*—Record Revue WCCC—Evenlrtf Mwitc WPOP—Modern Soimds la\\;. Cliff Mitihrll. at Pocomoon- rope. . .Charlfx Pond, nxw prex- would aeldom be made hgrtln^l .ex­ plays Is; Partner, led the suit tember. According to present WKNB—Newa and Sport* WKNB—Crystal Park Jamboree l ^ r Icrested in P..aylaine, whicli uerej Hoapital. His m atem tr grandparenta are Mr, and Mrs. William make up the permanent comple­ WTJC—Roaa - aliiiar WTIC—Life in the World il:4A-^ ahlhe I,.akr. The flahlng waa ao Idffit of thf Klrxt Nxllonal Bxnk perienced playera. de'xnalve again. plans the classes will be held at WHAY—J an Alley relayed to the Pentagon from the j West obediently leads a third LeBeau of Hartford, and hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. ment of the station^volunteered as WDRO—Ca) Kolby WDRC-i-F R, Murrow Deliveries good Hotteion and Mitchell both of Manchrxtcr, hax.been Inducted aignal — the “ high-low" — would SIRS 9:30 afid 10:30 a.m. In the Town WPOP-Wxxkforka * WPOP—Ton 40 Time WTIC—New* White Houso with requests for I into the Klwxnlx Club member- diamond, and East ruffs. ^ i s and Mra. Mlltoil F. Wagner. 122 Campfield'Rd. donors. Paine, ,who received the 4:46— l : M - WDRC—Newa replies. I threw bark Into the water baaa be very effective. ¥¥¥¥¥. Hall if the number Of women en­ WPOP—News ■ihlp Another new member of the gives the defenders three tricks, figures 'from' Mrs. Eleanor R\ W H AV-Pixiter Party WHAY—Polka Time Ju3t telephone your order for that weighed up to four poiinda Eaat would play the five of dia- it^Tmd Rylhe Laiighieet rolled warrants, a dduble sesslom WCCC—Record R'*vua WTIC— You Bet Your Ufa l i 14— "I would venture lo say .Sher- i hx xl orgxnlzatlon lx Gil Hardon, a and West eventually gets a trump Catherine Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mra. EMward J. Toper, Moore, head of the Red Cross drag needs and coametlca—giv­ man Adams never even .saw those i The Uxal men only look the big monda at the first trick. He would 72 Santina Dr. She was born Aug. 6 at Mancheater Memorial Double "sessions U'ere held last WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis WHAY—J en Aliev ing yonr Charge Plaa nmn- catrhea home. tranxfer from Harrixburg, P a... trick to defeat the contract. TmGOfMxjrlifhtim©! Blood PTogram for Hartford Count spring when the classes were or­ WTIC—Ruaa Mitier WPOP—Washington v*. Boston WTIO—Sooru FlnoJ letters, but they were sent along I be sorry that he didn’t haye the Hdspital. Her 'natemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WDRC—Cat Kuibv . i : l 4 - WDRC—Moode for Romance ber . . . The Morlnrtya, both natlvea of Mem of (nterexl. The Klwanlana Dally Question ty, hdd high praise foT - the dedi­ ganized for the first time. by some secretary." Hess said, | nine or eight instead of the five, W. Berry of Bloomfield, and her paternal grandparenta are Mr. cated young men who, he said, WPOP—Waxworka WHAY—Polka Time WPOP—Modem Bounde Manrheater. have operated the have contributed I.IOO to the Man- As dealer, you hold: Spades — Women who are Interested in »:#a- WTIC—You Bet Your uife 11:3 4 - He.sa joined Rep William 11.' but a player haa to get along with and Mrs. Edward Toper of East Hartford. ‘•serve their country at the NIKE W H AV-Ptxucr Party WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis Get lodges for the paat six yeaia. A I heater Student Nuraex Scholar- what he haa. 3; Hearts — A K 8 5; Diamonds 'AlDrBRIFHTHfil ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ enrolling are asked to call Mrs. J. W HAY-Jasu Alley Bates (R'Mass), another subcom-I xhlp Fund. . . . Kvald F.rlckaon of — Q 9 8 7 6; Oubs — A K 3. Misaije Base to protect oiir shores WOCC—Record Revue WPOPv-Washlnglon vs. Boston WTIC—Starlight Serenade Immediate niittee member. In saying Ameri­ ff>mier foolhall player while at West wouldn't be sure of what MYRON McCORMICK MM aouu Thomas John, son of Mr. and Mra. Thom u J. Freethy of'R ock- Tansley Hohmann Jr. before WKNB—P.M. • :3 0 - WDRC—Moods (or Romance Manrheater Tllgh and later with Vernon hax been admitted lo the What do you *ay7 fi'om enemy attack, and freely And Thursday or Mi-s, Paul D. Pfan- WTIC-Newa WHAY—Polka Tame WPOP—Modern* Sounds Delivery cans properly expect they can [ Quarter Century Club at Pratt A waa happening, but he would con­ ville. He, waa born Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, voluntarily serve their fellovy men WDRC—Newa Reimrtar WTIC—Ntirht Line the SHk City, Moriarty turned Answer: Bid one heart. You stlehl after Thursday. 11:44— write to fhelr fleeted or a|ipmnled I Whitney Aircraft In Kaal Hart­ tinue with the ace of diamonds to -MERVYHIeROY--. His maternal grandparents are' Mr. and Mra. John C. Gleason of WPOP—Waxworka WDRC— Bert A Glocle WHAY—Ja n Allrv down an offer to aerve aa chief will have a comfortable rebid of by giving blood that others might The claaaes .again will be taught 5:t6— WPOP—Washington v». Boston offlclals about problems snd gel i ford He completed 25 .yeara of find out. Ea.st would play the y J0HN'LtE mahin-PBWn uroy Vernon. His paternal grafidparenta Are Mr. «and Mrs. Luther \\TIC—Starlight Serenade of police in Calais. Maine, next to two diamonds at your second turn Hvk” by Mra, Marjorie Smith of Man­ WINF—News l:4 & - WDRC—Moods for Romance replies. ! aervlce on .luly 20. three of diamonds on thia trlok, W/JfNfR BROS.^^" Freethy of Pawtucket, R. I. ■ ' •>. Zonem to Meet 4 :1 4 - WHAY—Polka Time WPOP—Modern goundi the Canadian border. completing his high-low. That la, if partner bids spades'or notrump. chester who has inatructed classes WHAY—Platter Patty WTIC—Night Line "I can t think of anybody doing 1 * * • If you begin with one diamond, Merrill-H. Uncoln, tpwn planner, 1 7 :84- less than Adams did, or see how naymonri Jewell, formerly ,of he would play high at the first Kurt DaWd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schumey of Vernon. at the Manchester "Y " for a num­ W(-CC—Record Revua WDRC—Bert A Gloria W INF-Sign Off Fifth 2.5-year‘ man to receive an your hand will not be strong ★ PLUS ★ meets with the Town Planning and WKNB—P.M. WPOr~Washlnglon v*. Boston W M cfx C ii anything could be more routine." i Bolton and a Manchester Insurance trick and low at the second trick. He was bom Aug. 5 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. His ber of years as well as In other WTIC—Rota Miner 4:De— electric watch for aervlce at Pratt enough for a "reverse" bid of two HUNTZ HALL Zoning Comniission tomorrow PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Bates said I agent B>i yenra. la now a resident ‘The meaning of thia sequence of maternal grandparents are Mr', and Mrs. Francis Howard of towns. WDRC—I’xi Knthv W H A Y -N tih l Watch * Wtiltney In Eaat Hartford wax heart.a at your second turn. Ihd the night to continue his. discussions WPOP—Waxworka WTIC—Night Line Television Programs "He forwarded Ihe lelleis he ' In r’rinceton. Maine, and al.ao op­ Jacksonville, Vt. He has a brother, Stephen Ralph, 2. OOP Caucuses Tonight 901 MAIN ST.—MI 8-5691 William Scott of M Virginia Rd, (Copyright 1958, General Fea­ BOWERT BOVS with them about the future plan­ 4 :3 4 - WT)R('—The World Tonight received II he had written his own erates lodgea on Pocomoonahlne • • t • ‘ • The Republican party will name W H AY-Piaiier Parly W r o r Washington vs, Boston On Page Two The chronomrtry electric watch la tures Corp.). "SPOOK CHASERS’* ning for South Windsor. David letter to the Defense DepiirtmenlJ Lalfe, Jeffrey Allen, son of Cpl. and Mrs. John A. Everett of Ver- its candidates for Stale Represent­ W ri'C —Record Revue -00.00,5 per cent accurater Scott la a Smith, chairman of the Commis­ ative and Justices of the Peace WKNB-PM that would have been much more" eenzia, Italy. He was born Aug. 1 at the U.S. Army Hospital WTIC—Roaa Miller general foreman. The new tima- EASTWOOD in Italy. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarince sion. reports that a great deal of at a-caucus at 8 o clock tonight in WDRO—(Tai K*iibv personal and weighty ' Thirty yeara of aervlce with piere looka the aame aa a conven­ time haa been spent bv Lincoln, in R«ifus4sd to Testify Hamilton -Btandard, division of Kivi* Pr«i»lry Don Marrfty Green of Greenfield, Maas., and his paternal grandparents are the Town Hall. Candidates for \VPOP—United Auto Workere Show tional wriat Watch but contalna Tarolyn Jonei lllane Vartl collecting and evaluating the an­ 4:44— Bates said the findings do not United Aircraft Corp,, waa noted Mr. and Mrs. Earle D. Everett, 22 Doane St. He has a sister, these offices will be named by the WINF—Snort* GRAND UNIONS only two-thlrda aa many moving swers and comments which were reflect in any way on Adnitus: Seeks ISational Title “ From Hell Sheree Anne, 2'^. , Democrats when they caucus in W UAY-Platter Party parta. Gone are the mitinaprlng, “ King received in response to the ques­ WCUr —Record Revga Chairman K. Kdward Hebert ID- ; the Town Hail tomorrow at 8 p.m. eacape wheel, drive wheela and Creole” To ” tionnaire mailed to re.sidentx.sev- School Board to 5leet WKNB-PM 1^ 1 told a newa confcieme the Color Aod L^AyPROGRMIS Paul David, son of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kneeland of WTIC—Ro*» Miller other amaller parta. Added are a MIsa CnimecUcUt M a j o r e t t e , 4,,whlch all the contestants will ride eral weeks ago. auN’ommi!tee (ould not fleiennlnoi VlgtaVlilnii Clormofiropo Hartford. He was born Aug. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ The Board of Education will WDRC—ral Kotby tiny battery no bigger than a col­ Patricia Little of 189 Fern St., will ’ In open convertibles. Succedlng WPOP—United Auto Workem Show Adams' Intent, amce. Adams turnenr—tytiY luombardo hla old frientl Adams have been Harold Barrett haa heerr ■ eler ted the day of hi.s arrest and Rossetti ELECTRONICS * « * « * Applications are being accepted is 7.7, and at I-larlford Is 72 with WPOP—John Dalv iMttCIM? bW£*i BLUESniMPS^ \inder acniliny by a Mouse (Vuii- prealtleni rrf lire Nnu Engtnnrl said lie had pulled into a parking STANEK Glenn Alien, son of Mr. and Mra. Robert Walnum. 115 Bairy for the fsll term of the South a usual daily-range between 83 Ilentnlrrlrrglcat Aaan. 'Phe grrnrp'a mcrce sulx oinmltlee looking Into Thiftr Aokl.riJi from the Nlkr space as another driver leH- LABORATORIES Rd. He was born Aug. 3 at Manchester M em oiai Hospital. Windsor Kindeigaiten. For in­ and 60 Warmer Wedne.sday. Cool­ for more valuable prrrpoae U to pronrole aclenUflc alleged pressures on federal legii- xllr, chnrged with x breach of Ihc Bcmda In the following cases His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Fred Dart of St: Petersburg. formation write Mrs. Richard er TTuirsday. Warmer by Satur­ V / , alutly, diaaemlnate knowledge and SERVICE latory agencies. .< loldflne has no rharlea llamlllon pexrr, were ttnrd x total of $80 In \vei;e forfeited when the drivers Fla., and his paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Arthur Walnum of Malone. Brian Rd., South Windsor. day. GENERAL \ \ \ l\\ g i f t s ! \ \ \ y allmulrile irnderalnndlng and nl- connection witji the Raylalne firm 'Powh (^onri thin morning by JudRc failed In appear in answer to the 277 BROAD Chicago, 111. He has three brothers. I »•! r nt 1V hv ( 'lia I le.s 11a inil 1 lenlliirr on prohlerna of Ihe aging In the Bnylame case. Adams i Hclaitir Kd A nalU'e «U WoMlry (’ (Ifyk n.> thr rr.sult of chrt rgea: TV SERVICE wrote the Ai-med Services sub-I In New F.ngInnrI RADIO T L I f V I S I 0 N Melissa Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Howard E. Porter a (bsl-flRllI, In Dm I’x drivr-in on WiliiHin J. Cox, 42. of I-*awrence, ■ HELD A Osll committee that he never commiin) Ma.HS., charged w'ith a corner law of Hebron. She was bora Aug. 1 at' Hartford Hospital. Her ^ Ontrr .St. Aug 3, ■ OVER! Nights S2.95 Plus Parts caled directly with the ('onlnict teMuitlenllv until lOT)? when Ihe Richard M. Bradley, 20, and violation, $3; James P, Walsh, 18, Cboaxel I Hartfviil* Cm e . 1:30 < MS) BOLD JOUEMEY maternal grandmother is Mrs. Herbert Williams of Susse.v, Eng­ SWIFT'S PREMIUM.ARMOUR STAR.U.S. CHOICE Kirk DoiiKlaa, Tony Curtis Appeal,s Board. But Adams salrl compl.roilei general and the Con­ i»:> J'ow n S<-oiils -lohn leXhdH, 19. vvrrr rac)j flnrd of Roslindale, Mass,, charged with UhiMixel R Maw Havea CoaE. "Jouraev to the Caribbean" land. Her paternal grandparents ai'e Mr. and Mrs. Clarence TE L Ml S-6483 tliat over a period V»f four years he tract Appeals Moaid reversed ear­ ChxEx.el Id Hartford^ Canx. (1MB) hasQIjebade p a sty Porter of Hebron. She has two sisters. VACATION SPECIAL $23, The third flOldirr, Rohrrt speeding on Rt. 13. $35; John D. Chaanot tZ flpriarfleld. 4fxts. 8 lier findings ami gianted a new n “THE VIKINGS” (3t-3f) WKLL PAHOO « * * V * "rniillnely lefeirerl " seven fw eight A t (^aiii|) PioiKMU* Krrlinn, 23. waa fined $10. BurwelJ of Springfield. Mass., (Jhxaac*> M New HrlUla. Coaa. "Dec Bell" Chaaael 4f Holyotte. Malt. f:M ( 8 ) WHIBLYBIBD8 TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY letters rr< eiver John J. charged with blocking a driveway, **Tougext Qun In C.vnihia Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Fred-W. Ford of El­ President Kl.senliower a military that mm li of the delay waa ex- Channel 5S Waierborv Coaa* ( R) >T1NK O’CLOCK MOVIE lington. She was bom Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. O’Connor aaul the xoIdlrr.M were $3; and James W. Durham. 34. of Tomhxtdne” (1848) TOP TEN LCOY 8 HOW8 o f Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Clark “ Connecticut’s Complete aide, asking I)i6 aide lo get siig- nisahle because war shortage.s. A totHi oC 183 Boy Hroufn riom n anrslrd when thry ' rh^affed In n Wa.shington, D.C., charged with "Blrkev'e Aadlilea" WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S geshon.s f(»r answers The company got hack 140,382. (2MB) TWENTY-ONE of Ellington, and her paternal giandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ Carpet Shop” I Juzrn Mfitr< Ifpsler iruops If'ft hoio fij-hl uilli two ( ivilb n.M, Leonard making an Illegal right turn on (63) STAB8 OF JAZZ T O P LIFTS H A L F S O L E S Some of these letters which gol lU. 13. $23. ChJJt,;, UnJc, 12 FREe COLUMBIA ter Wells. 162 Union St. 'vr.stridMy fm n 2-veck nnump- KanrhI. 23, o 23 Halhawav I-aane, Onett Bobby Treape • * • • • REG. w w to the hoHcd uere "near .Shriin ^Continuances were granted to tiSf ( I) MICKKV NPILLANE’S MIKE Brown.s .Siirpri.scd j incut at Csmp Ihimccr- at Hllllsrlc and Wxllaco Veil, 22. of 380 Mall- BICYCLES HAMMER Marjorie Eileen,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Prqulx ooc 3 5 c epistles signivl by former Kay Ix^ikc, Wlnstcd. During the period ford Kd. Roy M Koehler, 19. of Coventry, Manchester lame offiidala or employes. 'Hiey | (1M«) FBONTIEB JE8T10B of Willimantlc. She waa bom Aug. 3 in Manchester Memorial * 1 . 5 0 (hey will lake part In hiking, (uunp- All>rrt Ailama, an rrnployr of arre.sted Saturday and charged Sales and Service. "The Neceitary Breed" contained such plirase.s nn "we are | On Amiiycrsurv <2M«) TV THEATER^ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Levi M. Neollte or Prime Leather Neolite or Prlihe J/«athe.r Carpet Center c m i a s T u i ilng, boating and swlininltrg activi­ thr drlve-in, told thr coiu’l the wltli operating a motor vehicle^ "Clrcanutaatlxl" David Ross of Lisbon Falls, Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. , rerlnin that vour Inlere.st in our ties healde.M working on theii "nioi- I aoldIrr.oA and civilians had ex- with defective equipment, to Fri­ Sites 20 to ‘26 Nlvea behalf will rr.sult In an early fa and Mrs. Alexander D, Proulx of Coventrj'. She h«« a sister, Al­ Mr and Mrs Calvlji 'I' Blown. It badge" ed\’ari('emenls (‘hangrd woida whllr waitlnjj tor day; Norman R ti/ughly, 17. of ($3) BOXING PBEUMINABIES REG. 60c NEOLITE OR PRI.ME LEATHER . Offers II:M ( 3-33) BOXING thea Marie, 1. vorable decision " 82 iScHl'hnrOUgh K«l , wliose 23th xn order, b»it rrturnrd lo Ihelr 161 Cooper Hill Rt . charged wllh ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ WOMEN’S TOP LIFTS—36c X One of the writers, Alim S Hcorrl rrr,..« tcr s Marry Mirldmertt. BILL'S TIRE and (3-46) STUDIlf ONE IN HOLLT- wediflng nnniversMi y m'l’iiri.ed ; rnrnp No 23 attd Rober t V'on Dcr k. can wUlToul any fiirtlLcr tixjnblr. the theft of a loafer from King's l^>OD "TacaloBs’’ Crew, tnid Ihe aub» ninimllee be Ellen I>ee. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Clinton E. O’Brien .Tr., Aug 3, celehrated the event by jTi’oop No, 47, ate In charge of the Onr of thr aoldlor.a thrn iTuirlr a Saturday, to Aug. I8; Robert D. LAST TW O DAYS! REPAIR SHOP (t2-36) SUSPICION 18 Oak PI. She was born Aug. 4 In Manchester Mismorial Hospi­ A Professional knew Adams only .slightly, hut. that "The Other Side ol Ihe Car- taking a tri|> \t\ Niagara Falls, N. I Mnnehester- complemeirt Of the rrmark from hi L-nr to Kanehl, Kniflsh. 18 of Tolland Tpke, charg­ 180 Spruce St.—Ml 9-06S9 tal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Augustus Hag­ most people in New llampshlie *BK8T PICTl'RK OF THE VKAB** lain” Daaaa Reid ' SAM YULYES Y , ac companied bv. theli son, Han- I total number of sr outs at ('arnp Av ly, 1 1 tnrop ami .12 are fnnn Von Der k'.s ntTcrnl of brrach- of thr pracr Aug. 18; and Arthur St. Pierre, 40. ton, 3, and Darren, 2; and two sisters. Marguerite, 4, and Ann. 1. ernor of New rtampKlnVe ' (2t-tS) TODAY 18 OUBS 1:66 ( 3) d r . CHRISTIAN . WORK DONE WHILE VOD WAIT — OPEN MONDAYS Ovrr 24 Vrari' Exparledca Hosvever. SanfAt Vernon St. He was bom Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. unknown tft- llied parents, they 1 (22) THE BIO NEWS Board Former honi»t member U<»h :boys; 'Proop N») 134. three hny*<: ( S) BIO ADVENTIBE THEA- His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Robert C. Olsen. 13 made, and lanird oid In all de­ \v.aa ftnrd $12 f(n xperdlnK f’n Kt. TKB veil M Austin, \sho wrolo a 1ml Trot)ps Nn U2 and .3. twn hov.s Portuguese Macao, on the Chi­ WVil., A Happy Summer Showrl Oak Grove St. and his paternal grandmother is Mrs. R. W. Abling tail, pla»\s for a paitv in observ­ 13 OVonnor aaid the woman waa Rob Hope **ParU Holiday" 1 S) AMERICAN BANDSTAND p h / O V memorandum on the subjeC. tc.sli- eac h ami Tictope No, 124. 128, 133 nese coast, has an area of only 6 of Torrington. Her, maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ance c»f llie anniveisai \’ Sal unlay ( In’ Uml at sprrd.w t.n to 73 in.p.h. David Nive- "Silken AtMlr" (2:1-301 UlIEKN FOR A DAY ficcl to Ins (»plnmn that rrhiyingi ‘ and 133 cure eac h. Frnr.at D. Whltnry. 19. of An- square miles. (40) ART WORKSHOP William E. Keith, .20 .Putnam St. He has two sisters, Jan Eliza­ such letters 'la a form of InTTiiem c I at the home of the Brovsiis 4:18 (IS-40) SECRET STORM beth, 3%, and Dijine Louise. 13 months. Among Die 30 giiesta who at dovrr. wan flnrd $18 for operat­ 4;SS (IS) EDGE OF NIGHT OAS HEAT convevrd In us . . , not ethical ' ing a motor ychlclc with an Im­ ( 3) RANGER ANDY And William M, Lybne, hnaid, lended were Mr and Mis Waller I l.tial hikI I'tiiiiid proper muffler and $12 for oper­ (44) AMERICAN BANDSTAND faith,” whether It be LVitheran. , rrcorder. said members rom)dainrd ' Haiher- of Springlleld, Mas.'v. par­ 4:4S (22-36) MODERN ROMANCES INSTALLERS HI'HAT ents of Mis Brown, other rela­ ating with defective brnkea. He 3:66 ( I) FEATURE FILM Brookfield Voles Catholic or Jewi.sh. 1 'TO' abnul the "White lloirse nitempi-j wan arroated Aug. 4 "To Thr Shorn a| Trlpnli” tive,h. neiglihois and fi lends, who ' lxOn> Wi’lf Rhv Hj^inkrt' MICNAEl TODB‘1 John Payar Proponents of the plan, who , Ing to Interfere with their reach- : itwo ARo frmnd x xmloi r\nss l‘*rrd Shea. 33. of no crilHin ad- Or Ing a fair decision." |lemcmheied them with floweis, ( S) SUPERMAN S c h o o l B u s B i l l drew up the petition for the ref- i sllvei'wuie and various oilier gifts di ran. nrrented SulULiiay, was (IS) I LED THREE 1.IVE8 erendum, answered that "all that i But the nif'inbers who testifleil ' The Macaroni SanliUil T Brown, who was Hr ntftitrd it thrutiRh a ftnrd $10 for Intoxication. (22) THE FIRST SHOW the referendum asks for is the j Including Austin, said thev do not (IS) ADVENTURE TREATER TOMORROW! Salad Brookfleld, Aug. 11 i>P) -Catholic graduated from Maiuhester High ijrwcliu nnh'Aii»nj xml hlRh xchppN>p- 11:63 ( 46) FEATURE FORTY calities the choice of providing free new tow er parking on Main St Tucaclay.* Wednesday I STATE 11:13 ( 8 ) WORLD'S REST MOVIES transportation to.,pupila of private, Herbert Hoover 84 Costume Jewelry Mrs Marion F. Hadeau, 20, of NYLON TIRES "Annie Oakley" Barbara Slanwyrk non-pro5l achools. Andover, was flnrd $3 for a cor­ New York, Aug. H (A*)—Former Store and Plan! '!96 Broad 8L (13) 311LLION DOLLAR MOVIR The second Connecticut tdst will ner law violation. She was ar- "Danrlnx Caed" Lana he held next Saturday in New­ Herbert Hoover celebratetf his' Turner COFPEE PRICES I re.sted Friday, T$L Ml 3.5179 (36) THE dAUK PAAR SHOW town, which lies adjacent to 84th birthday yesterday with mem-1 600 (HALF A BOOK) Suapended Jmigjuents were -:S6 ( 3) 3IOVIR "Tfce Key Man" Lee Brookfleld. bers of his family at the home of hainlrd down In the cases of Philip Patterann one of hie sone, Allan, at Qreenl ' ARLV MORN MAXWELL HOUSE (22) THE dACK PAAR SHOW Opposition to the issue here A. Wheeler. 10. of Kant Hartford^, 1:36 (13) THE RIO SHOW 12:.«) ( 3) NEWS A WEATHER came from a local committee wlch. Conn. . i charged with failure to carry hla ( 3) mickey mouse CI.UB (36) THE EARI.V SHOW 1:60 ( 3) -NEWS___^ working in conjunction with Prot- Messages from around the motor vehii lo operator s license eatanU and other Americans world continued to pile up .at Hoo­ l b - A d j g f t and registration; and James Ros- HeU* Link" PnIrIrk 89< TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS TUESDAY United‘ for Sepsretibh of Chi)rch ver'S apartment in the Waldorf-As­ (46) tWiLIUHT THEATER toria here, and others were re­ SAVE 161 OVER LAST YEAR 6t66 ( X) POPKYE THEATER 13:66 1.3) NEWS and State. SAVE IO« LAST YEAR' (43) FAITH FOB TODAI (13-46) LOVE o r LIFE Representatives of the national ceived at Greenwich. TUESDAY 707p O F F BAST HARTFORP (92-36) TIC TAL DOBfiS organization, in their attack on the Several friends called at ' the • ” ’ *' 12:13 ( 3) BUOS.BUNNIK^ Issue, said it is wrong to tax all OreehWich home to pay their re­ 13:13 ( 3) HOLLYWOOIPK 4k|n FAMILY ' *’ * (13) SEARCH FOR TOMlpROW’ citizens “ for the propagation of a spects to the ex-President. “ No need for us to glorify this sale. Hun­ (22) SPORTSCAST (32-33) IT COULD BE YOU' SWEET GOLDF^N k e r n e l s (33) BIO PICTURE (coler) dreds of good shoppers already know what EARlaY RIRD SHOW «:46 ;«> SPKiiJAL ASSIGNMENT (43) LIFE WITH JCLIEABETR \A> feature Hcrerard 6:43 (28) NBWB 13!43 <13) THE UUIDINO UOHT excellent values these are. Tomorrow is '^r«l Tonitht ( 3) TOWN CRIER l:f|4l|) NEWS Nek Hudeon * 'STOBTS*''*^*''^'*®"^^® lafasili.' the last daylM any items are one-of-a-kind LOCAL CORN ' Jrahttrr Jonep ( 3) TELL IT TO THE MAYOR SAVE ANYTIME! k A r e w e m . t o a r m s *' (13) 2 O'CLOCK REPORT DRY CLEANING Rory ( alliomi and there is still quite u selection available. , ^ PERFECT FOR * HIRED i;| N " '-ocal AFTER WURK . . or (a-hlle iA R Q E N KW S Pickup and Delivery shapfiliig. Buy now for future gifts. All, price tickets FOR ALL YOUR Adam and Eve" (36-46) NEWS A WEATHER (33) SPORTS FOCUS p i s h e r EARS BARBECUES 1;U lUrM) DOUGLAS EDWARDS are. original—you deduct the savings your­ CARPETING NE^DS NEWS OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. MomUyt With your purchase of 200 gallons or more of fuel oil C.O.D. wt (22) JFaST FOB LAUGHS DRY CLEANSERS. Inc self.’* (.W) NEWS >26 BroAd SL-^DIal Ml 9-111 TocMkiyai Fridays. Open Tlinra- will give you absolutely FREE 600 Tripl«-S Bluo Stamps (holf o (33) dOHN DALY. NEWS days 9 A.M lo 8 P.M, Open SEE US FOR FREE 1:n book). Don't delay— phone us your order today! ( 3) FEATURE FILM M> at home WITH KITTT W^needaya until nooti. “ Dnagereat douraey" <331 TV MATINEE ESTIMATES and RIDS you friedour ' MANCHESTER I 3) PEOPLE'S CHOICE , (43) BINGO AT BOMB' 111) NOBitii niMin 1:33 (13) CONNEimcUT LICE Dhivr Qnlltrat’u’ Bralher Ratlle” 1(33 (U) AS THE WORI.U rURN9 NO REFUNDS (U) THE REAL MiitlYK (33) NEWS A il SALES HNAL FUR ALL TYPES (36) FAREWELL ADpRYiSS 1:33 ( 33) YANKRFR VS. 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V BBANUHihiiikiK KVaimNG HlilKAJLU, MANCUhiSTlslK, O iN M , MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1968 PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVEKWG. HERALD. MANCHISTER, CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 11. 196S I ■ •N. . PAG£ nV £ Hebron Algo to be .considered Is k re­ Columbia 3 -Ho^r Clash quest fronv Stmuel Felloe, owner Little Sport Bearce-Koestler Wedding Browh-Ross Wedding Church Schedules Boards Will Examine of a store at-234 Oak St., who has ] Sullivan Sisters in Double Wedding applied for either removal M the ' Repcwrled Near old established building line or Starts Today y^andals Fall Youth Events Low ell P’r^ces alteratioif of the building line to ^H ool Plans Tbnight coin6tde with the zoning.d'ine on Syrian Border the south side of the gtreet. Host •porti fans a^ee that the SchoolWing The Rev. Herbert W. Dickerson, 12" La^. $1.49 greateat all-star athlete was. Jim pastor of Oilesd end Hebron Con- A promise to clear up what the Felice wishes the change made Thorpe. ?ut starting today Her­ (Centinnpii from Page One! Board of Education has' termed figure s,” said Goalee. " I ’m so that he can modernize the front gfegationel Churches, ennouncei surprised that they didn’t iiivite ald readers will meet a present day Oie Fall To'uth Calendar as fol­ Potterfoifs the "m ystery'’ of the reduction in of the property^_^__-— " rival of the great Carlisle tpdlan. Door Locts 180 Center M tunllng from the' Rachaya Dle- 'junior high school plans came this Frid to the meeting— or me.’l .he • Third to b f 'Hiscusaed is an ap­ lows: added. This modern wonder bo^ goes trict when they met armed unit* morning' from Raymond W. Goa­ plication from Grover Mitchell, The Pilgrim Leaders’ Con­ "They're criticizing the size of under the name of "Little Sport," The new addition (o Horace W. ferences will be held Sept. 13, o f the 8 SNP. lee, chairman of the Building owner of property in the Mitchan the room*, saying they hadn't re and hla playing field will be. the Porter School is Just about com­ I^atern area, at Camp Woodetock. TTte SSNP, deipite It* name. Is ■^JCorp^iUee. Dr. area, whb -^wiahe* to .build a quested any sizes," continued Gos­ comic -page of Tlie Herald. pleted end ready to be turned over The Connecticut Pilgrim Fellow- Le'oanebe. It ha* sided.with PreM- It-sj''. -J, .ri ^Gpslee^i committee will meet to­ 625-foot long, 5D^foot wiae street Celgat* guorantMu lee. He rejected this statement by "L ittle Sport” l.s the fammi.s to the School Building Committee ahip Assembly will be held Sept. dent Chamoun against the rebels night with. BubcommiUees from off Mitchell Dr. , ,;4. ’ the- Board of Education, pointing creation of John Henry Rmison. a by Joaeph Kovarovlcfi contractor. 20, at the First Church of Chriat, because It ts strongly opposed to the BoaiM.of Education and the The proposed, strefrL Thibodeau to the specifications set up by that British-born artist and sports fan Saturday, when his eupervlsor wac In Suffleld. at 10 a.m. and to 4 p m. President Hasser of the United Board of Diraetdrs. Dr.', describes a gradual curj'e into Board three yeitrs ago. These checking up on all details, he found The Commission Training Ses­ Kan-Kil kills Arab Republic. They will examine the latest property owned, by Mifithell and with a gift for humor and a love specifications stipulate that class­ j the locks of all the outside doora sion. Saturday, Sept. 27, at South Krushchev made plain that the sketches produced by Architect would give access to lots located of every conreivahle kind of ath­ rooms must be Isrge enough to ) on this section of the school, filled Church, Hartford, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. -Wnd of summit conference he Victor Frld whloh show.^ school in the srea. ' letic endeavor. contain 35 pupils, or 875 square The star of this iiniisual roimc with caulking compound. The com­ Bushnell Rally, annual atate- oTlgini^y suggested is what he with 82,263 square feet. These pound had been dug out from un­ feet. Strip is a little character who wlde Senior High P, F. meeting.. bugs in house stin.w iilts — not a meeting in the plans, reduced from 88,346 square der the window ledges, he said. Security Council. The sizes of science, homemak- plays all sports. Admittedly, iic Oct. 19, Bushnell Memorial Hall, feet, were not approved by the 14; Perhaps whoever did It thought Hartford, 3:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. He recalled his suggestion for tng, shops, and art rooms were all j seldom excells at any of them, hut Board of Education al a special spccjttRd. ; to keep the door locked so that himself, ' President Elsenhower, meeting Aug. 7 on the grounds he gives bis alj, every time Kool • 4-H Fair However, such areas as teach­ I school c,ould not open on time. . Hebron's annusl 4-H Fair took or garden!^ Macmillan. Premier Charles de that the reductions were "mysteri­ ball, baaoball, hn.sketball. trai.k, Gaulle of Frahce and Prime Min­ ers’ workroom and other non-edu-j The stale police hsve been ssked place Saturday at lha elementary ous," although the new. plana met horse racing, boxing, polo, golf ister Nehru to meet with U.N. callonsi areas had no specified | to Investigate thia vandalism. It Is school grounds, opening at 9:30 the Board's educational require­ wrestling, tennis Lillie I not going to he sn easy Job to gel Secretary General Dag Ham- size*. It was in these areas that Sport’ is right in ilierc. lie s jiisi a.m. A ll aorta of things look place.. | no bug is marakjold. ments. Frld made cuts. these locks In ordee, according" to j' There was dairy judging, fitting and j Board of Education members as liable to turn up in the Woild "W e assumed,” he said, ''that the workmen. showing, exhibits of sheep, poul­ Series, the Indianapolis Speedway im m une* toJi|LM:j the leader;! of all the Aforemen­ felt they would look "foolish " tf Ilepitblican Caucus { try and ao on, pie eating contest "500," or as judge at a halhing tioned states would show wisdom they approved the plana without The Republicans meet In raiious i drew revue, cake making contest, j beauty contest Kan-Kil and undeftstanding of the nature consulting experts on architec­ tonight al 8 o'clock in Yeomana auction. Carolyn Cpolidge and j The first thing to note is that the of the present events, and the ture, since they had previously TPC to Hear ' Hall. Candidates fo> the Represen- Joyce Kinney headed the dairy ex- j I said they could not provide a mighty mite has got himself s girl­ ! tsilves lo the C.enei’al Assembly i *whta iprBy.d trend of their development and.Jdf hiblt, with Elizabeth and Margaret junior high school program in less friend. Unfortunalclv hes not al snd .Iiiaticea of the P eic* will be ' the consequences of war, should tt Richards of Mansfield as judges. l.r .aili ia haul* FRICI than 88,000 square feet. Board Bids Tonight ways at hia alhletu best when chosen, ^ „ tarPsa k«y— break out, and of the immeasur­ Douglas M. Fellows was Judge of | menibei'8 hastened lo say they haxi ahe'a around. But Herald readeis Hailing KHcrai KAN.kll able calamittes it would bring j vegetables, .Mary Ann Foote, ; i approved the 88.000-.square-fool Thi'ee proposals wli,. be consid- will find him flllarimis no mallei The weekend aail boat races h»d ■UO KIlllR FOR $U9 mankind. superintendent. Clothing exhibits ' ; plans on the recommendation of >"ed by the Town Planning Com­ If he wins or loiies perfect wealher Ibis week. Win'- ' HOUil A OARDIN "However. our expectations And there's a good bit of hia- were judged by Andover critics. FVld, and not because they wanted mission at a public hearing tonight nera on .Saturday in the Y o i'li were unfortunately unjustified.” vado in his makeup He s never Money raised by the event will ' to Impose a sfse^ limitation on the at .8 o'clock In Iho Municipal I races were; Lightning elaaa, • He said Nehru and, De Gaulle one to hark down before a rhal- go toward such 4-H projects as ; ; building. ' Building. Chilrky Porbea first; Perry Peder- ARTHUR had accepted the idea, but "the lenge, but sad to relate hid Ideas scholarship awards lo camp, short | Goslee today chided the.Board of One concerns the acceptance pf ! son, second; snd .Indy and Ernest U.S. president refused to take part back-fire all too often A red- course, prizes and the annual 1 DRUG STORE Education for putting -architect Wells. Ihlnl Adult rsces. Sunday In such a meeting, and you in fact Glendale, s proposed subdivision blooded alhpllng he likes girls "nd picnic. 911 MAIN STREET ' F'rid in an awkward posltlort; afternoon. Lightnings, George Ped­ supported him In this." on the north side of Bush Hill Rd. he meets pelnry of them, hut here Too early yet to tell how It all "I spent some time and blix'ked and located bout 1,300 feet we.st Window Shades erson. first; C Randolph Forbes, Meanwhile, the United States be­ sgain hir efforts sre iiaiiallv ilnaiic - came out, how much money.was gan distributing 85 million worth out these plans, and calculated the .of Keeney St. The siibdlvlaion ts eessfiil. second and Dick Moll, third netted. Mode to Order Cornels, Phil Hopper, first and i of free wheat to Lebanon. square footage aa Frld has done," located in a Riiral Zone and wc .Id If you’re too old or stiff or busy ('.elebratlon Account* J said Goslee. He said that in draw­ 'I’oby Huntington, second. The steamer Moline Victory to­ confsin 18 lots each having ap- Bring .vour old roller* in and for sports these days. ,|iisl sit hark Mrs. Clarence E. Porter trea.xur- ing plans lo a one-fortieth scale, i’ernonala COME day began discharging an Initial pi-oximalely a 150-foot frontage. save SSo per shade. and laugh as "l.lltle -Sport ’ plays er, has been authorized lo pay bills there Is a’ possibility that "up lo Mia.a Ann Banner, eelebratlng cargo of 3.500 tona. In all, 65,000 Two streeLs, Glendale Rd. and ball for you. .you'll gel ild of lots which have been received in con­ tona is being rushed to Lebanon. two or Ihree per rent nf ei roi- will Hartford-Rd., sre included In the of worries snd inhiintiona, and A s .'m hei I.Mh hirlhday, was surprised nection with Hebron's 2,50th an­ A t a dockside ceremony, U.S. fiurlan Moat Photo tiuilan Mobs riM»to creep In ’ This would account for plans for the subdivision which have some goral rhnrklrs in the •Salmday night by 'i!i of her young niversary expenses, with what ON IN ! Ambassador Robert McClintock MRS. JOHN JOSEPH BARR E IT MRS. ANTHONY J()SEI>H BRAY noiiie of the difference in square were submitted by the developer. bargajn fi!enfleld attrhded her sister as matron provide a powerful stimulus to the submitted to the Commission sev­ ing to discuss the situation. It is Hartford, were married in a double Each bride carried a prayerbOok gandv and a Longsleeve pi. kel H er' Z, ^ •''' ''l»Hlng Hartford waa the acene of the mar of honor Lebane.se national economy.” Miss Sheila Was attended hy her ing a white linen sheath with yel- Frid lan't doing anv finagling of eral «eek * ago for study. married to Linwood A. Hesice of fingertip veil of llhisl.m was fasl- » » " 'l "'J"'. Mr, and .Mrs reported that quite a sum of wedding ceremony Saturday at 11 sist^iv .Elizabeth Sullivan, as covered with while orchids, steph- low accessories. The B a iii.ta will Both Parties rlajce of Miaa Shirley Beverly Roaa, The bridegroom s brother-in-law, The Lebanese minister of na­ Coventry si fla m , -Saliiiday In St ened In a crown trimmed wilii ir- i living Ijohr, I»h rc ro ft. Jonathan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius money is yet lo be received from a m. In Saint Thomas the Apostle maid ofUionor^ and Miss Mary E l­ anolis and Ivy streamers. reside'In Hartford. Stanley Kales of Brooklyn, N.Y., Apply now for fh* cash tional economy, Khazem el Khalil, Mary’s Roman t^athollc Church, rideacenta. She cariieil a spray of Tnimbiill Highway y Roa.a of VWatbonrne Pkwy.. Hart- aerved a.a best maiV^ and uaheri advertisements In the . program Church In West Hartford. len Flaherty of Newington aa Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and Mias Mrs. Bray selected a while em­ thanked the Americari people for Mis.s Sheila wa.s married In John Meet Tonight while carnations Mr snd '.Iri Irving Tanncn- foriH. to Irwin I^W'renre Brown, were Daniel Greiff of West Hart­ booklet. It is hoped that receipts you need fe fake fhef well* bridesmaid. Best man wns Leo .1, Flaherty wore identical gowna of broidered pique aheath wlth.plnki Coventry the wheat, but expressed tjie hope Joseph Barrett, .son of Mr. and The matron of honor was alined .lonathan Triimbiill High- son of Mr, and Mrs Philip Brown. ford. Richard D. Laasmah <^^f Phila­ ?will t-over expenses. eernad VACATION fhii Barrett, brother of the bridegroom. embroidered sheer nylon over accessories for her trip with hei ,She Is the daiighleb of Xlr. and that aid will not be limited to this Mrs. F. Leo Barrett, 35 Deepwood III a walle.-lenglh gown of smoke-] hsve returned hone from a 178'a Spruce St. Rabbi Abraham delphia. George Cohen and- Jeaae f'auen* Tonight maize taffeta, witli maize ctmi- husband to Canada The Brays will Announce New Way To Mrs, August Koesller of-,nermlsch- year. program. Dr., by the Rt, Rev. Msgr. John P. Mi.ss M argaret's maid of honor On Elections blue silk, rasliinned w dli a V n^i k- ! Florida vai-allon. N. Avfliitlck officiated at the cere­ Patty endorsed candidates will mei'bunda and black French pouffa. also reside in Hartford. Bartenklrchrn, (Icnnant’. He Is Frankl, both of Hartford, and M el­ An Unusually dry spring and Wotlarski. Archdiocesan director was her sisteL Miss Catherine Sul­ j Imc Apd a r‘9 \'Al blur vf*lvrl cHp Mr.a Thoma Murphy and mony. place at 1 p.m. vin M. Rna« and Irving B. Rp^s- be nominated at a Republican They wore matching bow head- Both brides are graduates of Mt ALSO tlir son of Mr. aiul Mrs. Harry ilaiiKhter, Nina Katherine. of three months of civil disorders o f the Catholic Youth OrgarFta- livan. anti her'hrideamald waa Miss pieces. Miaa - Elizabeth carried a Shrink Painful Piles rollticel «t lofRl ?Rir I Ml I ifd a hAiiil hfinquot of blue Sunday. MhvrHai’hel Saul of Hart­ brothers of the bride. caucus to be held tonight in the St. Joseph Academv and are em­ of Parkman, Maine K old bills and oxpensei have brought a wheat shortage. tion. Arllne Rich of West Hartford. Cascade of lavender and while lAvrl ar# nrhpflulpd for lonlifht n\ ilrlphimurn (flHflwln, F*a . and Miaa Bojmle ford waa aoloiat and Al Jarvia waa A cocktail hour and dinner fol­ town hall, two candidates will be ployed by Aetna Life Insurnm e ^ Science Finda Healing Substance That Relievea Pain, VENETIAN BUNDS The Rev Bernard .1 Poster, ps" The Lebanese government will Miss Margaret w'a.s marfied lo Thomas Gallo of Hartford was best florets and ivy, while Miss Fla­ thfl Community Hnll, Tlir Flepuh- A lecrptnm for- about 7A Rueal.^ Hrlfrrtv of Drexe iFill. Pa , a organist lowed in the synagogue. W'hen the nominated for representatives in , fend fo hold yw baek . . . lean. Co, Barrett, a graduate of Man- Stopa Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids lor performed I he double i lrix WHS belli a flfr I he cerrmony al rlaaaniHte of Nina, are viaitmif sell the wheat and use the proceeds Anthony Joseph Rray. .son of. Mr. herty's cascade l onsisted of all lav­ 111 «n putty will TAucuR in Ihf mAin I ereinony. The bride was gn en In The hnde wa.a attired in a gown couple left for Beimuda, the bride the General Assembly, a judge of i Step in fodoy of yeur nearby Chester High School and the How­ New Yark. Y. Y. - For tho made astonishing statemenU like jllie Ameiicnn I.ei»ffioo Homa (»n .Mra, Mut'phy'a par’enta, Mr and probate, and the tisual number of . to pay workers on .such public and Mrs. Wiliam J. Bray of Harl- U.shers for both coujiles were ender gladioli floiets and ivy. hall and lh« DcmorniUr Town marriage by Ralph ,M Hiiriis of of white ( ‘hantilly lace dcaigned WB.s wearing a black and white Joseph C. Brimoll of West Hart­ ell Chenev Technical School, is em­ flrit time Rcience-I^Ha found a new “ Piles have ceased to ba a problem! '* I Wall SI Mra. .fohri MarVeajfh of Merri- justices of the peace. OK loon office, and ask for works projects as building roads. foid, by the bridegroom's brother, Miss Margaret's atten-dants were hralmK Dubptun^e with the n»ton> CnmmjitftA will mpft in thp Are- town Mra Arvlene (JariUy of With a portrait neckline, long ta­ sheath en.sc’mble w'Uh white ac- ford. Robert Tliompson of Andover, ployed by Westinghouse F'lecJjic The secret is a new healing sub­ E. A. JOHNSON "1‘he bride wore a blue linen auit mma Farm The Women's Auxiliary of Jones- I Irrigation and water supply sys­ the Rev. William A. Bray of Hart­ also dressed similarly, in gowns of i*hinp ability to ahrink hemor- stance (Bio-Dyne*) —discovery of plACA l>olh Al R p m. Manrliester wa.s organist Mrs pered aleevMi and a fitted bodice. resaorle.a. A fter Aug. iS.th ey will fkc manager. He likes fe say, and Francis G. Hamel and Arthur Corp. in the Elevator DiVision. I'wnlh a loraape of white rnrnation«r Mra Alfred Soiacchi retulned tems. ford. A solemn high nuptial IT'.ss embroidered nylon sheer, over Nile rhoida, plop itchini:, and relieve a world-famous research institute, ThA GOP \n AEpreV^d Ir) nnmf ■ loseph P. Baton of Coventry was The bouffant akjrt of tiered lace reside at 23fS Collln.a St.. Hartford. Keefe Poet, held a food sale Friday ' Horan, both of Hartford. Bray ia a RraduatP of Hartford arul while art esaorlra for a week a In her home or^ Rt, flA Su^ndav. "Your loan is OK" I The United States has given was celebrated by Father ’’ ■.tv . green cummerbunds and back pain -- without aurgery. This substance is now available Mr*. Dorothy R Mtll«i a « raiult soloist. extended into a court train. Her The bride waa graduated In .Tune afternoon on Hebron Green.- | Bi’lUeley Hi^h Sch' ami attended In cast after ca*e, while gently PAINT GO. from Windham rom nu nity Me- Lebanon 838 million in aid since assisted by Msgr. Wodarski as French pouffs. niey wore matching in suppository or etfi(fNen( form flfito for thr Hlnlr RrprfAfnlAtIvr Tlie slier was decorated wllh j III)) In MooaeheMd Ralte, Maine t veil of illusion, firtgertip length. from Temple Uriiversity School of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Behnke and Tlie brides were dressed identi­ Portland, Ore., State Callege. He ia relieving pain, actual reduction under the name Prenaration H.* nional Hoapital. 1952. The free wheat program ia deacon, and Ihe Rev. Daniel F cally in gowns of while silk or­ b own headpieces. Miss Catherine 723 Main Street pfiAl Atul .Johii Hwannon. IsAumi while gladioli 1 Upon their return, the coujrle will £i-uiu a matching pearl- Oral Hygiene. The bridegroom at­ son Karl visited interesting places ; PREFERRED employed by Traveleis Tnamanco (ehrinkago) took place. At your druggist. Honey back an addition to the normal aid. pro­ Byrne, U.S. Arm y captain • and gans-. nnd re-embroidered Alencon Sullivan carried a cascade of yel­ T ooiury,. Rnv ('n.houn. f'liArlcA Mrs. Ralph M Horns of Cov : make their home at "The Rli ganizations, riled Sunday. He waa tor of auggeatlve therapeuUc.s," per section and tiny sleeves. Simi­ Hedges In New Britain followed ''A loan of |100 costa palms. lar motifs, scattered on a wide the ceremony. The rereplion hall mchl flpld. viHlon, United Alicrsfl. Fuat Msrt born in Buffalo, N Y., and at one had traveled by covered wagon Maacheater Evening Herald j 820.60 when repaid In Drivers Arrested \Mil-lf Ihr GOT la making thaaf The hrlflf wi»r»* a floor le nRth ford Weekend Deaths lime «as a aalea executive with with her parents from Iowa to H«-bron corre«pondenl .MUs Susan 1 12 consecutively nominaUona ofHclAl, th« l>rrn« Mel ro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studloa. Montana When she Wss a child. She Pendleton, telephone ACadeniy 1 monthly Inatallments In 2-Car Crash rrntir To\\ n Oomh^ltlAA wnll hr Denver— Capl. Robert L. Ruth, waa born in Newton, Iowa. 8-8485. ■ j He Knows the Ropes AdaiiiKon Selected B.v n i K ,\.H.Sr William Fred- situation In the Arab-srea. Jt also tice Conrt Aug, 22. Marx, Texaa oil millionaire H. L. j Adamson ia a third-ycar-agriciil- ll\- m Manrhrstn. ^( ‘mdioslovitUiH and the ltnltea.s line of Ihe original membera putting of an end tn western Inter­ The grand piry is expei ted to take about two weeka ori the gambling j lute's general session, he hss also j CoiifcAAlon.A will hr hrnni Thuia- ehimniitc Die uncniit lolled aimi'C F'lei 11 i< Boat ere si iu*duled to o' the .N'albinal Adviaory Com- AUGUST SALE 225 MAIN ST. ference iruthe affairs of Ihe Arabs I been selected to serve In a special ' flay from 7 'to to 8 ,'lo pm nf I adiMt inn I e In enil expel 1 •ainliniie -iiuildnVg nm lear xuh niille.' for Aeronaut ica formed In Miss Barbara Fi.schcr. 21 Flow ­ in order to preserve world peace." Investigation. Tabbert said none I program on solving sgricullural l^iildh' llrMvoriU nienlnl nm icni and therfm)inn lem mailnrx tnda\' after theii leailera ifll.'i ON ALI. SUMMER FABRICS er ^t.. was honored with a mi.scel- Al Ahiam's report followed of the witnesaea will be prosecuted, I problems through cooperatives.' WflrrtLiU^ Drrda; Kdwaiil .1. ex|dnainn,a. snd enable llir comnill j'eached a weekend agreement with .Montreal, tjne Rarbara Ben- FOR ONE WEEK— ACC. 11 thru 16 laneous shower Saturday evening. weekend di.sclo.sure that Khiush- unless the Jury uncovers evidence ■ Hnll (o '('narlra .1. Mlmnit . i it Ice In ilraw the conclusiona that management. nidi. fill m actreaa amj ex-wife of The party was given by her at­ chev. In a letter writing campaign, of them bre.aklng some federal taw. All the Hot Water Your Family Can Use at Half the Cost proprrty on Rt 6, Flora K l-'ailrv llieie xlmuld be an immedisle « ex- The 8,200 metal Wnikeia w ill ainger .Morton Downey, died F ri­ RAYON CUPIONI ...... 45c yd. tendants, Mis.s Carol Fischer. Mr.«. has asked Sweden and Greece for He warned however, that anydne Quiz-Whiz Nadler and Dorla F' Myrra In Frnnldin ¥'. sal mn nf test exploatnns of nm lehr vote lomor.row' on Ihe cnm|>iomL«ie day after a long illneaa. She was, Richard Tyler and Mi.ss Carolyn support in the 11.N emergency ses- invoking the Fifth Amendment too .sion. He asked Sweden's backing and Olpn F Drlanry. propritv tm \\ ca pnnx agreemetd on a 2 \ ear . ontrart a alaler of actreaae.a Constance BUTCHER LINEN ...... 45e yd. Jamssen, at the Fl.s<-her home. The frequently may be hauled before for his deniand for withdrawal of Cldrr Mill RN nrdtiig Uej«M*teApondrnf. fioHa M. Metal 1’radea Ununcil came Sat 1 Itn hard Bennett, long a lie g e STORE HOURS nilRINO sAl.F, ! Nadler became the second hlgh- anv Mae in (onl a mi nat ion la hnini for arranging a big. power summit mtnllA. trirphrmr Mltrhrll 8 AMA. tudav at. nraiiiy New U>ndbn Itj atar. A previous miscellaneous shbwer ! est monty winner In TV quiz h is-' fij.1 nnr| should he a\nules] and lhal D A IL Y 9!80 lo 9 T.^l.— S.AT. R:30 A .M. to H I’ .M. conference. . exIcMih'd fni Ihe ae«*t>nd time a lemdon F.arl Baldwin of Bewd- at the home of Mr.s. Louis Klipk- tory last night. __ 1 A d\ rrl tarnirnt Muilrai Ur d X xir thr main xniiice , ' I ^lMl(e deailline fti the (Jrolon yanlx ley, Ifl, Soctallgl aon of a former hamhier, 131 Summit St., was Local Stocks The 81. Loi'iis, Mo., quiz whiz: ^^’■hfn Buying or Srilmi; Boiinn nt |«»exeni whic It produi'e sucli a ( 'oiiaci val Ive prime minister, died glvSn by the bridegroom's aunt, ! boo.sted his winnings tn 8232.000! I HOT WATER HEATER 'Hie proposed cnntiael was ahoil '. “Propertv call I.awrrni r ?'*, Pdano, rise " ene4 35'4 Robert Strom, 11-year-old setend* F A R shstnmed , Sat 111 day. He waa former execu­ S*pt. 13*21, W*ft Springflald, MoSa and the late John Wright, on Sat­ prodigy, .who won 8242,000 on two FOR MODERN LIVING Pnn'a hrm \% O t ll Pail^a. F'lkr Rai erlona. Spam Mntoilat.a urday, SSpt. 6, at 4 p.m. In Center amount of money.It handled. Taii- Manchester Trust . .58 63 tive officer of the Army War Col­ quiz shows. ' ; . l.,a-iger fsiiiilies . . extra balhroon;* . , . sulomaUc laundries snd dishwashers, all . County a rhainploii irmARr liai vixltlng the famoiix Monaaleiy.nf Congregational Church . bert has estimated it grossed 83'* Fire ' InMiiranm f'ompanies M A I .(’I T l>\M Vltf. lege IM Washington. . Until , last night. Elfrida Von use more ind more hot water. The hew oil-powered hot water I'eaters more thart meet tor drivrr. »o on .irrmul .Monlaertnl neat Banelona *can mHlion before federal agents put Aetna Fire 64 87 Rurlinglon Vl Aug 11 V- Beaumont, Tex. - Mra, Alihe Nardroff was second lo Strom. She the modern need for plenty of hot water at a Ibwei operating cost. Oil give* yoti hot birthday hia fathn, li;i 'rhoinp**)!! obtain flee wine fiom leatauranta 3 Great Coliseum Shows it 'out of business in a raid last Hartford Fire 162 172 Stillborn aboiteil hahiea mnv help Michaells, \vho In 1951 hecam* the Sword fisil Strikex Back won 8220,000 on the NBC-TV show water four to eight times faster than any olh ir method at les.s (h.m half the cost. 'IfRvr the lad a Illtlr Irartoi' hr had along the wns whUh have gla.a.a no home heeting preblemi Nov. 29. National 77 82 save living (lilldrun nitil ailult.a first woman to he honored aa poeL - madr out of a Uwn nniuri rn v'tne luga on stands bexi'dr the I -Names of two more of the w it­ Phoenix .., ...... 67‘ a -70'4 "Tw enty One, ” from damaging e ffn la of atomi laureate of Texas, died Sunday. New Bedford. Maasi', Aug. 11 (A»i g;inr and arrap mriHl |j<>rf»l Hut theie.x a catil\ • the nesses were disclosed today by Life .and Inilemnify Ins. Cos. fndinllon, a government nuelea She waa former aociety editor of — Edgar G. Porler. a New Bed­ Now Dan'a buav pi/n In inf* for ; lYuhiher must raise the pig With for me since I (oined the the return of served subpoenas. Aetna Casualty. 137 146 Norihal, For Sure FARULOUS SAVINGS aiteniiat aav.H ; one hand and drink al arm's the Beaumont .Enterprise. She was Tiems ON SAW ford fisherman, escaped seriou-s In­ ' They are Lester Cohen, Balal Hal A4lna Life ...... 202 . 212 t.be time when hr ran dilve a hlg born In St; Ixnlls. c Theie's no omparison. Aveiage usage rosls less than 15c per day . . less than 85.00 Di- Al-rxiui,l('i’ llollHi'iulri «abl | Irngib wutioiil li'IUng the aplgot jury j-esterday when a harpooned , Apartments. 336 Desert Inn Rd., Conn. General 307 317 f»nr In a control N e w York- Reginald Kent ) bayloii, Ohio, Aug. 11 i2Pi A t per pinnth You'll save belter than half the cost' ol hot watei heating by any other IhnI aome ai’li'nlula have prmbiii',1 | Iniicb bla Up.', \ full |,i({ wrlgha ■enriy Ftiei Oil Club swordfl.sh ple-ced his dory twice ' Las Vegaa. Nev., and Irvin Welsa- Htfd. Steam Boiler .. « 9 104 Hemraeretfln, Al. veteran atagA dl- TODAY, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY - - • —- _ ■ ■ I 56 miles off No Man's Land. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base method. It .scliially paya fpr it.self wthlle yon use it. For instant hot water . . . 'for all wbal looka like vn v iiromltCiiR ; between .10 and ();' poiimle. [man. 945 5th Ave., New York. Travelers ___ 82>-, 85'4 near here, they swear this happen­ rector, died Saturday of a neart The dqry had started to sink the hot -Water your family can use nl half the ,rost . . . see your fuel oil dealer today. rviib-ncp Hint bmir marrow ft iim ; Scheduled to testify today are Public I tilltlcs ed. Krv lo Surrrsa attack. He waa a younger brother when Porier wa.s rescued by th? ihorted mouae .Muhrvoea la aotbi , Terre Haute Postmaster Frank Conn. Light A Power 2I 'a 23'a A newly assigned colonel-twalked lo, uae foi treating Ibi- offe. la of Si'fdit Mori' t'ui'l of proibicer-compoaer Oscar Ham- GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP “ I don 1 have to worry about checking fuel gauggp of draggbr Olive M. Williams from ! MIkloZek. four other Terre Haute Atlanta. ■•T \^')len 111!' .Soulliein Hartford Electric LI. 62 64 Into hia office and asked the elite, radiation than bone nniiiou ,|e meraleln 11. which he had set out alone to I postal workers, nine Internal Re- COMPLETELY SAFE pel! Telephf’ne <'o recrptlv Cleaned TokMi ■ Tbe tallo of inumrled Radneta. The Bantl.v Fuel Oil Club fuel aupply committee Hartford Gas Co. . . 40'a 434 young-itehpgrapher: "What is the! rived front fttllt tievebiped mnr Cleveland William W. Ray- bring lo the 230-pound flah, i venue Service agents arid fjve em­ out It.a librarv one of thr bnok.x di«- fnelB In .Inpan'.a total energy tiip- Soulhet New England • normal complement of thla of-; There's real peace of mind In an oil heated home; There kre no hazardous fumes . . . Tbe infeiTnrr la Ibal thr .-.nine nolda, 79, an aaalatant managing sees to it that a aiidden drop in temperature doesn’t leave Porier was treated at St, Luke's ployes of the Manor House Res­ ■ no worrisome pilot lights 'Your house plants will flourish. Foe clean, safe heat at far ' carded waa a 02.'» j^age lf>inr eiu plv IB expe,le,l to i Ibc from 2.S Telephone ...... 39 - 41 fice?" iniiv be true (oi man. be Imtn aled editor of the (leveland Plain DeXI- Regimental Band of (he me cold.” . Hospital for a cl.es' wound inflict- taurant. situated under the rooms -titled ‘'T^e Amrrii.m Technical I'ci rent lo .l.l 111 tbe next four Manufacturing Compaalc-. "W hy, Colonel," exclaimed the less cost, choose automatic modern oil heating. ' Inir.lf'il iunie .niatioo baa been ei. died Satiinlay. He had been , ed by the .sword of the enraged where the syndicate operated. Society 'rfle)Ahnn\ ORINADIIR GUARDS I , ■Arrow, Hart. Heg” girl, only a few months out of naed in annnnl.a to .aiimnlnle for­ >eai» BS demaiTfi booiiiB for more aaaociated with the Plain Dealer fish. ' Targets in the investigation are The hhrarv l ard Ln tlie hai k ml nnd , iml lo turn newly tnalalled Associated^rlng .. 16 20 Jackson. Miss., 'T reckon the most mation nl bloryl . rlla \\ lioae foima- aliiw 1909. He waa born in Akron, and Maued Pipers and Highland Dancers “ I don’t have to worry about burner breakdowns six men ' arrested ’ in the raid — Bristol Brass ...... i* ' j ] ^Bhowrrl 11 Iih Kenneth D. Hedges! 16, died in The six hsve not yet been RuaselL.Mfg...... 15 . 18 I’br aririilial I obi about It in mil- Notice Sens of the Pioneert, or TR 5-.1271 and ask for the chairman on admissijihs. Qrowned yesterday at »,-NBC- 184 Oakland Strbef A - 1U! Pearl Street ; peared in more than 100 films. tion research will be made by acKn-' Se|ri.1f-21 indictments against tWo other men B om in Los Angeles, he began his U ata’from both aides of the Iron BANTLYOn C0.iic ,TV will present "The Further Ad­ believed connected wkh the sjmdl- SWedem.alarmed by the shortage Richmond- Maine, Aug., 11 UPk— theatrical career as a walk-ln In s Curtain. Seven Riiaalan aclentista- AUGUST 11th to AUGUST 25th Atl SEi^TS RESIRVIRI lUY NOW - IE SURE OF A SEATI ventures Ellery -Queen,” an csle-'—Jim Tam er o f Miami, and of pbysicl(uu in' that country, is Frank gagtarkin. 16. MiddlabUry, MiMMlS OP THI MANCHESTR CHAMKR OP COMMMCi Ban Frandaco stock produMlon of ar^llated to give papers. . a ' 331 MAIN STREET AdrANCHESTEt. COB4M hour-long myatery-drapia, on Fri- M. WjratU part dwrier of a inviting rioetprs of. other counCriM Ckmn., rinrivned SatutMay uririlb Hale" In 1905. The scientist said Mvcm l H&>e • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • n.e • • • a •. diqr aights befiiqtlng: SepL >6c- T e m Hauta tavern. th praetiee there. . aiwinuning in Plaasant Pond. — f. TelcRkene MI •-4ik9SrHlockTiIle---PNohe TR R-S^l ' V- - ■ ''..A. " 1 Mi ■V/-,

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Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . v Anc CONN,» >f0^NDAY, AUGUST 11, 1958 PAGE SEVEN PA6B SIX IIANCUESTEK EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1968 In prlaon? Why ahpuld any Awerl- caplurad and controlled fV * slm- Biajorlty under committer-'' chair­ y RANG! More Foreign Notes xSwap Trio i|tind|pgtpr cAn feel aafer when he knowa theae mtck and that It waa still mali'a man Willltm L. Oewson (III), Ellington y A tlioaxlit for Tfiday made what amounted to the same M^rquis-Daley ^^ding six aren 't going to priaOR after all? deatlny to control eolence',’not the Spoaaered by the Maaebsatav Awaiting Charges ^ o p n in ^ Vitvoiii accusation in other words In other OoBiidl of OmrehM tUEL OIL tj^oans Urged >yIlMita’T»dayi 182 The answer to all these ques­ other way around. But they will parts of the 214-page report. ADMITTED SATURDAY; Andrew PUBUUHl^D BV I'HD, Dedication^ Anni>^8ary tions, of course, 1s that these six have to admit i|. la comforting to The rhajority said the record GASOI.IN) Oustaa;' South Windsor; Robert Tulsa, Ohio., Aug. II UP) — H ie h e i u L d ^ r in t in o CO., iw a AbMlag in the Heoit e( J cmm couple which admitted trading 13 Blutll Street Conuhunlst leaders were ft^d have aaauranct on that point, so clearly shows research dollar cut­ By Humphrey HalV,tapping; Miss Deona Glrar- Mutcbeeter, Conn backs came from Instructions is­ Abiding In the heart of Jsaua their baby and the man who al­ THOMAS r . l*l!iRaUSpN ■guilty and sentenced to prison, far as this issue la concerned, from G)ngregati9n^^l Highlij din. 147 Brookfield Bt.; Brucs WALTER R. FERGUSON sued by Wilson's office "and other W* can always be Stewart, 3 Walnut St.; Keith Car­ legedly" swapped a pickup truck term s, by a process In which it-e two qualified sclentlsti, who report ...... Hare on earth, then In heaven tdr-the infant remained in jail to­ Publleher* restrictive actions in the pfbeess BANTLY OIL W ashington, A ug, 11 (g^ — Sen- penter, 165 Loomis St.-; Mrs Eileen Founded October i. iMfl stretched the meaning of the par­ th'dlr findings In brack, liminal of formulstlng the President's Dedication of the Elltington Cdn-^Mrs. Theodore JPalmer for the next Ood’a own Son to aee. Wilson, 100 Plymouth Lane; Gl day. All..three fact possible ihild In HU mansions prepared for ages r .IMP \ M . IM Hubert H. Humphrey (D-^inn) abandonment charges. PublUbed Every Evening Except ticular law used against them, the type. , budget requests." gregsllonal Ohurch S ^^U wlng Iwo weekr are. theip daughter toijay urged increased economic Tripp, 337 HUliard St.; Mrs. Jundbyi and Holtonyi Entered «t the Eternal life. Ye*. evermofei„_ : ■ I M \ ! 1 IIM I I Detective Walter Turner said ■ Smith Act, and assaulted our own The post-sputnik defense secre­ and. A weekend celehratiw of the Ruth, her huaband and two. son* development loans'^ to'' meet the tian Bailey, Andover, Poet Otrtce at Mancheater Conn. tary, McElroy, revived some proj­ church's 22Sth ailnlvgrsRry are from Florida. In-the care of ChrUt bUr Saviour ADMITTED TBSHBROAY-; Gary last night thst a Chairge of child Second Claf.. Mail Matter constitutional Bill of Rights in the When'we cross the Golden ghore. TEL Ivdtchill V-dOVI challenge of the Boviet economic abandonm ent has been>'’iiraw n up ects, but in many cases the dam­ highlight* of the church's fall Me. $rtd Mrs. Howard Bajohr offensive^ Kinel, 12 Griswold St.; Donald SUBSCRIPTION RATES bargain. age was and continues to be well- schedule. ^ and famOy are Visiting Mrs. Rbblnson, Andover; IJnda ttoppins^^ against Richard Readdy, 20,-^a- Payable In Advance Research Lag nigh Irreparable," the report said. Bajohr's mother .and brother In Abiding In the heart of Jesus ROCKVILLE TK IWI27> He said nie Soviet aid and trade mokin, Pa., and hit wife Helelt*. One Veer ...... '...... **5 5',' This Appeals decision finds that The school wlAg Is to bi'dedi­ program "has reached significant 73 Ridge St.; Gerald SharIow,..117 Six Monthe ...... II* -while these Communlata may have ^ e Dcmocrr'.s sa\y the Ad­ cated Sept. 14' a t 3 p.m. w ith a V erm ont. When our labor's done, Deepxs'ood Dr.; Mr*. FTorenceTtob- Margaret Readdy, 20. . Three Monthe ...... 39J) vanced Research Project Agency, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Charter Heaven,' sweet home shsll be our proportions in carefully selected Turner said that Jesse Lester One MonUt...... l-JV litany, cer^ony of the Ueys, and erta,. 98 S. Main Bt.; /W illiam urged belief In the overthrow of Linked to Ike’s the Pentagon's new spai e and mis­ observed their tenth wedding an­ future strategic areas'- and increased the Neville, 72 E. Center St.; Mrs. Burger, 42, of El Dorado Spring*. Weekly ...... JO a sermon t-y the Rev, Dr. James urgency of this •country’s efforts , Single Copy ...... <» the United States government by siles defense reeearrh unit, ae a N. GetUmy, president of (he Hart­ niversary Thursday. With the victory won, Pearr Brail, Center/Rd., Vernon; Mo., would probably be charged force and violence :the govern­ "truly bold Innovation." But they Suiulay School ClaaSes Then to know we are In glory ‘PANIC IS THE STAM­ tq help'underdeveloped nations. Janice Kay Noren, 9 Robin Rd.; with conspiring to violate the child MEMBER o r Slash of Funds ford .ElenMnary Foundation. ' “Either vye pitch In to meet the t h e A13EOC1ATED Pit ESS ment's case against them failed to said this splintered lop level re- Following the aervlce $11 wor­ The 9th Grade Sunday School Life and light all around. PEDE OF SELF George Work. Andover; Raymond abandonment law. The Aeeocleted Preee la excluelve^ search respeM ibllltlra In view of a class, starting in the fall, wilt be Shining on God’s holy angel* needs of the uncommitted na­ Lavoie, 66 Mauraret Rd; Mark Bl- The 5-month-oId bOy, Paul An­ anUtled to the uae of renuhllcallon M prove that they urged anybody shippers will be invited to Inspect POSSESSION^ tions,". Humphrey said, "or we all newe diepatchea credited to It or (Continued from I’uga Ona) separate guided mlaalles command the new wing. taught, by Mrs. Wayne SandaU. With a golden crown. lert, West^Wllllngton; Mra. Phoebe drew, was placed in the Tulsa artuslly to do anything about II •(Author's-Name Below) must reconcile ourselves to th* not otherwtee credited in tnia neper having been setup In 1B56. R efreshm ents will be ssi^ved This class will be part of the jun­ McCtellaind, 81 Lake S t; Mrs. Juvenile shelter. and aleo the local newe puMlalied here. continued growth of Soviet Influ­ TTie difference between an abstract powers under the new reorganisa­ "Doubtless, changea such ns from the church kttchen. ior high department which in­ Abiding In the Heart of Jesus There are still a few dis­ Josephine Kracunas. 64 Turnbull Jail Matron Mildred Burh$nen All righte of republlcetlon of epeclal cludes grades seven through nine. ence In these countries.” diepatchea herein are aleo reaerved belief, and the advocacy of a con­ tion law to streamline research ef­ these may have been necessary to On the weeker of Oct. 18 there All is nice and calm. M.'; Robert Kerry, 162 Bl-saell St.; said that Mrs. Readdy told her This group will be eligible for eases for which complete In anticipation of Senate action forts, and (.’ll a atudy to be made the llnles." the Democrats said, will be s celebration of the 225th No more worry to contend fron^ Mrs. Mildi-ed Howland, 50 Cottage she expects anothey ciiild and It Full aervlce client of N E. A Serv­ crete course of physical abtlon Is. church membership and will meet cures are to be discov­ on the foreign aid appropriation by nongovernment management "yet stopping for a more profound anniversary Of the gathering of Also far from harmi , St. about one month pregnant. But ice, Inc. In the court's ruling, as It has been during the week. In -the months of bill later this week, Humphrey ad­ publlahera Repreaenlatlvee! I he ( (inaullanla. look might have produced a less the Ellington Congregational Dwelling with our Lord, anti Master ered. But we have many ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Bar­ a doctor who examined the wom­ Jullue Mathewe Special Agency — New in .Supreme Courl decisions before Total U.S. research nnd devel­ costly and more efficient organl/.a- October and May for instruction In HI* home above, vocated In a prepared Senate bara Carlin, Coventry; Arthur an said it is still too, early to tell. Vorlc Chicago Detroit and Boalon. Church. from Mrs. Sandau. research projects studying BUREAU OF ]|, the difference between some- opment In Ihia era of (aal-advanc- tlon," Nothing else but Joy and comfort speech the full $626 milHoh au­ Johnson, 65 School St*^ Mr*. Readdy'* father, William MliMBBR AUDIT Ing technology was figured at JIO As part of the celebration there these problems and we CIRCULATIONS Ihlng niir law can punish, and Also, they said, AflPA has not will be a supper nn Oct 18 at 7 All In peace and love. thorized for the development iMn BIRTHS YESTERDAY: Twin Murphy of Shamokln, called Tulsa billion In IB.-iT, with the govern­ taken full advantage of Its powers Manchester E v en in g H erald know- we will learn the an- fund. sons to Mr. and Mra. Ben Johnson, police last nigh; and offered to The Herald Printing Company. Ino.. something It cannot touch. ment putting up half the money p.m. to which all former members Ellington correspondent Mrs. (1. F. William Moore aeiumcs no flnancJaJ reiponaibfllty for hut seems to be following the tra­ and out < town friends of the swers.^ The bill, as it passed the House, 183 Hilliard S t; a daughter to Mr. come to Tulsa if authorities would typographical errors appearing In ad- Tliere w as a period during whli h and the military a good chunk of ditional' ■ Defense Department Berr telephone TRemont 8-98IS. carried only $300 million for the and Mr* Carl Hlcktng, Coventry: grant him custody of the child. vsTtfeemente and other readini matter our court proceedings agalnsi that. church are Invited. Meanwhile, do not be­ In 'Hie Mancheeter fSvenlna Herald roiii'se of paaaing nn money to the The Rev. Dr. James English, GAS rURANCES’ USE BISES come alarmed when read­ fund. The Senate Appropriations a son to Mr. and Mr*. Peter I.mirt- He said It would depend on a Ju- known Uoinmimlsls were Influ- Despite a 24 per le n l )lse in separate servires for them to do GERMANS GET POLIO SHOTS Committee ha* recommended that sema, Coventry; a son to Mr. and venije Court hearing, Dlenlay advertletng doling houre: costs of resesreh for new weap­ superintendent of Congregational New York — There were 9.789,- the research. Bonn—Pbllo shota were given ing the symptoms of these this be boosted to $6S0 million. Mrs.. Allen Lappals. Wapping. Tulsa police officers said the al­ /n r Monday—1 p.m Prldar em ed by our emotlona, fear anri ons between 19,13 (whci) Klsen- Churches In Connecticut will be 800 gas-flred central heating, in­ Knr Tueedav—1 p.m Monday the anniversary preacher at th^ to 630,060 West Germans in 19,17 stallations in operation in the well publicized di.seases and This waa only one of a BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter leged baby swap came about thla For Wedneiday^l p.m Tueaday patriotism combined, and when It j h„w er look over and iMaUUed Wil- number of increases the Sen­ to Mr. and Mr*. Warren Mirer; way: For Thuriday—1 p.m. Wedneedaf didn't make much difference what; son) and Ikfifl. the majority report j do ISorlli, dirh services the next morning. and a mltllnn are expected to re­ United States at the start of 19.18, imagine that you suffer For Friday—1 p.m. Thuriday. Anyone having clippings, plc- ceive them this year. , a gain of 9.2 per cent during 19.17. ate xiommlttee made In restoring Andover: a daughter to Mr. and The Pennsylvania, couple- out of For Riturday—1 p m Friday. the shadinga of the law might he. i said actual spending for reaearch from .ciich a condition. Pan­ $440 lWlll()n of the 597% mllflon Mrs. William Lewta, RFD.3. Rock­ work, almost broke and without a Claeelfifd deadllnet 10:90 a m a»acll The were hkelv )n hr development went down in' Jimeau. Alaska rbere are 16 ti.rca and Items of historical In­ The Iximi unlsta w eie l)kel.y to ; m ales to -v ery 10 females In Alas- terest related to the life of the icky fear can actually cut by the House from new foreign ville; a *6h to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas car—was hitchhiking to California day of puhtlcatlon except fteturday— aid funds. Ottman, Tolland; a son to Mr. snd P a m fniinn guilty RHfl ■enlrnred. Any-'- ^ tol«l wa« down 30 nfftiiy three roiirthfi of ttiC Ellington Cong, .gatlp^'C hurch make you sick when there where Readdy hoped to find a job. Mrs. W illiam M urphy, '443 Lvdall wav, while evervboilv spplsuded, ‘ per cent from 19.'52 to IBfi.l and I Ic'cltory's women are marrlec In arc asked to loan ,lhem to the may be absolutely nothing Sen. Allen J. Ellender (D-La) In Joplin, Mo., they were picked Monday, Aujfuit 11 church for the Celebration. All said during the weekend that when St. up by B urger who w-as driSdhg NOW, for some lime, the higher .'own 22 7 per cent from 19.V2 to ' ""'y wrong. Never bdieve you DISCHARGED SATURDAY: with his wife and seven year old y " : iQ.rt, twtv thirds of the women ,Te ri.ir- those Intefested should contact th e' $3,518,092,500 money bill is Many Mancheaterites are attending the supreme sessions In New courts have been reversing some of 19.'(« are seriou.sly sick' unless brought up for Senate action, he Wayne Belanger, Btllhgton; Frede­ daughter to Tulsa. "These severe cuts... oc­ ried find females sllghlly .mlmmi- Mrs, Mildred McKnight, Ellington. York City. This group left by bus yesterday. Some returned Decision Energy Ebbing theae siitomsllr, e.nntlonsl lower ber mSjes. vour piiysician tells you so. will renew a fight to cut it. He lost Kilties Lead rick- Lslelb, 20 M adison St.: David Burger was quoted as saying; curred .luring n period when le- Alf Items will be carefully pro­ home In the evening and will return to New York Thursday for Vertefeutlle. Wllllmantlc; Mrs. The national rolumnlata have, af­ tected and returned at the end auch a fight in the appropriations "In a kidding way I said. I'd like courl verdicts. In whlrh the climate , ,p„nslble offl.dala knew we need- .Always check with him com m ittee. th e installation' cerem onies. (H erald Phot^o by O flara). Sarah Culver, Meriden; Donald to have thst baby.' Readdy said te r the Presldent'a rtrat preaa rr^n- KrKI„ MKTAI, USE ENORMOUS of the celebration. of the cold war defined what jus­ e.l tl nm sl," the report aald rt-hen in doubt. However, Sen. George D. Aiken (Taldwell, Ellington; Mn. Yolanda 'Boy, you sure could have It.’ And ferenee In a month, been reporting New York Since World War I N. Ye Parade tice waa to he .So doing, the higher The rnlaalng progiant • ' ' B riefs (RJftl, a member of the foreign Hebert, Tolland; Mrs. Barbara hi* wife agreed." on the queatlon of hia perflonal e.l aa cut hack .12 7 per cent from Ihe United Statca has conanmed M i'.h. .loaepli ...... Maevarhsh...... of Som- • courts are going ba.k lo tlie law more metals gnd mineral fucla|ers R.iad Is spending her vacation relations committee, said In an in­ Wilkie. 28 Knighton St.; Mr*. Mary Mr*: Readdy was quoted as ta)'- vl^or and leadership. One finds the 19.13 1.) 19,1,1. Altho. g YOUR PHYSICIAN terview he expects the bill to be Orangemen of local lodges No. Piachnlak, 35 Village C... Rock­ ing: And so doing, they are creating Ihe nilsallc reaearch was back to 34 i throughout the at her cottage In Maine. 117 and 99. daughters of Liberty Swimmers Complete approved by the Senate "about the ville; Mrs. Mary Lukow.skl, Wap­ He (Burger) kept saying how old Blaerthower m agic, In whi< h the rnrious situation In wtil.li all of entire world up to 1916. i Cue.,!., at the home of Mr. and CAN PHONE No. 17 and 125, Loyal O range L a­ per . ent above the 19,12 rate, th.' way it come from the appropria­ ping; Mrs. Elsie Arzt. Broad KUery Klng.4ton Photo the baby would be better off with goodneaa and aanity in the man Mitchell 3-6321 dies Institution, left by bus anc Americs Is safer he.anse some Demo.rata aald, "several years tions commlttee." Brook.; Gary Davis, East Hartford; MRS. PAUL G. MAkQUlS them than with us. I didn’t want hlmaelf were capable of becoming (.-ommunlAts are not going In he had been loal calchlng up with the WHEN YOU NEED Humphrey, also a member of private cars yesterday for the 57th to do It. I gave In first." biennial session of the Supreme Courses at Salters Mrs. Audrey Frey, 103 Cooper Hill program the new admlnlatration an Influential force In the affnlra pul hchln.l bars after all safer not A MEDICINE the foreign relations committee, St.; Charles DeLorme, South Cov­ Miss Joan Andretla Daley.^gown of white organza over mint Police exhibited a hastily scrib­ of men and natlona, no longer pm - Ka.l cut ao drastlciilly for fisi’al confined his discussion to the Lodge at the Sheraton McAlpIn bled bill of sale which Burger he. nuse of anything con. erning every month over • New York (3ty. It Is expected the entry; Mra. Joan CTlay, Berger Rd., daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John B. green taffs^a. The hrtdeimaida' yeara 19,14. 19,1.1 and 1986.'' , development loan fund first A host of swimmers at Salter’s said Readdy demanded to make ent. Inatead there la atlll a good 5-day convention Will a ttr a c t 2,000 CD Alarm.s Tested Rockville: Germain LeBel, Hebron; Daley, Buckland Bt., became gowns were of white organza over Ihe. (-.Jinmunisis, wh.i arc In.i- The Rcpuhllcans- succec.le.l In Pick up your prescrip­ authorized by Congress last year Pond Saturday completed this aum- the swap "legal." It showed Burger rnhn, who iomewhat wlatfully and members of the lodges and knights mer’s second series of instructions Carl MasZtal, 82 Goodwin Bt.; Carl tlie bride of Paul Gerard Maiquls, yellow taffeta. All three wore dental, but l>ei aiiae law is being gelling the Demorrals lo knock tion if shopping near us, or as part of the mutual security Carlson, 33 Sanford Rd.: Mra. had transferred his 19.17 pickup ineffectually wtahea It were a dif­ out of the report a Rlatrmrnt, Ray­ of the Royal Black preceptory. in six various Red Cross-designated ■Manchesters Civil Defense son of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Mar­ matching cummerbunds and head­ snapped back into Its proper pisi-e. program . Emma Prevoat, 55 Summit St.; truck to Readdy for $21,10 al­ ing KlJirnhower and WilAon were let us deliver promptly The Manchester Kiltie. Band had categories. Under head life guard alarms and sirens were sounded quis of Lewiston, Maine, Saturday. pieces and carried colonial bou­ ferent Jtind of world bill whn, He said he' was aware that op- Mrs. Elena Balboni. 342 Hackma­ though police said no money For sll their plotting and agllsllon ■flcrlouAly deficient in arcurlng without extra charge. A -ponenta of the fund "have gloried the honor of leading the parade to Art Lallijie and instructor.s Thomas for te.^it purposes at 2 o’clock 'The Rev. Stanley HasUllo per­ quets of yeflow csrhations. meanwhile ,larka the vigor to break tack St.; Mrs. Mary Anne Wagner changed hands. and leaching, Ihe r'ommiminls have the military resraroii and'drvrlop- Low cost room dividers in the fact that the administration the Fifth Avenue Presb.vterian Hyson, Thomas Baseler nnd Miss this afternoon. Persons living In formed the ceremony In St. Bridg­ The mother of the bride was at­ great many people entrust and son, 122 Campfield Rd.; Mrs In Tulsa Burger's sister. Mr*. out of the dead end rnlea by had (inly one type of supcess nienl nnr arcurlly reqiiiirfl," was slow to organize thla new ac­ Church for the opening of the con­ Jean LeClaire, local water entl^u- areas of tow n In which the et's Cliurch at a nuptial high Mass tired in a pink organza gown with u'birh the world la eonduriing it- Kirsch Vertical Metal Slat Blinds are aa useful ua with the responsibility alarms were not heard are asked Ruth Ford and daughter. Elling­ at 11 a.m. Mrs, Raymond J. Mur­ pink accessories. ' and the bride­ Gladys Prather, notified Tulsa po­ agalnsi Amerlcsn principles slid Hut Ihe HOP memiiriB, Irrl hy 0 ,0 0 0 tivity . . . and that It has not clave. Five other hands were In siaats qualified as beginners, swlm- lice who went to her home and ar- *UIP ton; Mrs. Mary Morgan and daugh phy played the bridal music. White groom's mother chose blue lace and decorative for room dividers as they are of filling their prescrip actually got rid" of the 300 mil­ the long parade and among the old ers, intermediate swimmers, ad­ to notify local CD authorities at aelf. InallliiUops. Thst has been when Krp, {?lare IC. Hoffman (Mirhi. resteo Burger and picked up the rornpialned that the Deniorrntlr window blinds. They draw like traverse drap­ tions. May we compound lion Initially appropriated, for it. favorites played were "Derry vanced swimmers, Junior life sav­ the Municipal Building. ter, Bolton Lake; Mrs. Gail gladioli were church decorations. with white accessories. Both Another columnlat takes a more we have allowed niir fear of the Meagley and daughter, 81 W. Main Escorted to the altar snd pre­ mothers, wore white orchid cor­ baby. The Readdye were stopped in eries; ad .just to shut off jiart of a room, yet yours ? However, Humphrey said the Walls," "The Protestant Boys" and ers and instructor aides. a pickup truck 10 mile* from here. poaitlve view, holding that the ('ommilniita to persuade us lu fund has concluded formal agree­ “The Sash My Father Wore." Youngsters now qualified as Be­ St.. Rockville. sented in marriage by her father, sages. They received with the brid­ permit a free flow of air. Call MI 3-4865 for \ the bride was attended by Miss al p arly at a reception for 100 Prealdent'a dedication to hla duty weaken these principles snd Insll- to halp ments or processed loan applica­ The Orange Society derives its ginners "A" include: Cathy Bing­ son, Joan Chapman, Mary Kunz, DISCHARGED Y ES TERDAY: la aa atrong aa ever, and that, if details. tions to the point where Its entire name from William III, Prince of ham, Jerry Southerglll, Wairen Cathy Caprllozzl, Mary Lou Ca- Gary Kinel. 12 Griswold St.: Mr*. Jean Dearosters, 18 McKee St., as guests St the Knights of Columbus tutlnns ourselves 'ITisl partleulsr InomborB maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Home, following the ceremony. there aeema any lack of Rest and capital must be considered as obli­ Orange, who, at the Battle of the Moseler, Nicky Timreck, Bob To- prllozzl. Bob valcl)ills, Steve Tim-11»»belle Hedeiman, Wapping; Mra. Tiffany Robbed tide seems lo he flowdng out, snd vS m oot tho gated. Bo.vne in 1690, defeated the forces massi. John Tomassl, John Welch, reck, Marsha Pomerantz and Jack Marguerite Gldman, 11 Dorothy. Mis* Ga\'le Dajev, sister of the. When the couple left for a wed­ originality in hla leaderahlp, that the higher ronrls sre rlesnlng up oooto of A new appropriation of only of King James II. The battle es­ Ed Manning, Bill Manning, Patty le Cook. Rd.: Mrs. Nancy Shuteran. Wap­ bride; and "Miss Ro.semary La­ ding tour of Northern New Eng- During Al)senee la perhapa the reaiiH of the piea- sume of Ihe eddies. WATKINS- $300 millioh would require the tablished Protestantism as the of­ Kelley, Judy Kelley, Ellen Rea, I-ife Havera ping; Mr*. Josephine Smith, An­ Chapelle, 37 Marble St. lanti the bride waa wearing a blue enee of problema more difficult phyololMno’ m i a r C i fund to cut in half the rate at ficial religion of Great Britain and Loretta Staples, Shareen Riciipero, And the new advanced awlm- dover; Keith Carpenter, 165 Raymond Marquis of l.x!wlslon and white nylon dress and white Of Palroiman than thoae he confronted early ooro Prescription Pharmacy which It has been operating, he the society was founded for the „MiunLinda Rlcupero, Eileen Urban, mera include Judith Anne Cook, Ix>omla St.; M iss Reona G lrnrdln, was best man for hla brother, and accaesorles. They will be at home Open Forum SijrnRliirea na Hta I « wkid rtis 901 Main Street said. maintenance of that faith. Marilyn Urban and Barbara Hoi- Norman Adama, Elaine Obremakl 147 Brookfield St.; Elmer Uzotte. ushers weie Willfam Kirby of to their friends after Aug. 16 at In hla admlnlatration. when hla WEST findell "It is overwhelmingly evident," 117 Hemlock St.; Mrs. Mabel El- West Hartford, cousin of the 116 Prospect St., Rockville. do not lerflv* puhllru- The installation of the-supreme man. and Anne Kelvie. New York, Aug. 11 (.Pi As t^h* rholeea In the direction of peace, •Quotation by Christian Bovee Humphrey said, "that the Sino- officers will take place Thursday dridge, Amston; William Thorn, bride; and Joel Beaudry of Hart­ The bride, a granddaughter of sun rose over Manhattan yeateX- tlon In '(')ie H fiald ii "Open Ko- Manufacturing Co.—485 E. Middle Tpke. Alao, Roger Hurd. Timothy Qualifying aa Jvmlor Life Sav- Allen Park, Mich.; George Taflln ford. cousin of the bridegroom. hla capacity for poaitlve diplomacy, Funeral Service ( lS'20-1904) Soviet bloc is prepared to step in evening, and members who plan to Thresher. Sherry Prior, Martha! era are Steven Timreck, Judith Andrew Healy of this town, was day, burglars punched holes in two' Jr., Talrottvllle; William Eager, The bride's full-length gown waa an honor graduate of the class of and hla Inaplretlon to the thinking rum.” nn mAtti»r how witty, timely, aiNNECTICUT MEDICAI. SERVICE, INC. Copyright 19.18 (8W4) and help finance an Increasing leave by bua from Orange Hall are Flack, Knthy Herman, Patty Ga- Eagleson, Robert Heins Jr., Ellen display windows of staid, world- Orimiml J. West. DIrrrIor share of free world development if East Hartford; Mrs. Norma Either, of white organdy embroidered with 19.17, Manchester. High School, of hia fellow Americana nnd of all nr riming thry inRy hr, milruB tliry being notified that road construc­ hagan, Dana Thresher, Bruce Anne Cook, Jacqueline Cook, Gall famed Tiffany's and lifted out jew­ 142 Kust C enter Ht. we sit on our hands." Bolton Center Rd., Bolton; Mr*. rosebuds. Her fingertip veil of Il­ nnd is employed by the Prudential of the people of the- world were ao AIT AcronipAnlrd hy An Aulheiilh tion detours will make It necessary Grotta, Cynthia Spector, Jean Mitchell. Joan Chapman, Roberta Wilma Plsch, 1087 Main St,; Peter elry valued at $163,000. Mitchell 9-1196 to leave at 2 o'clock Instead of 4 Eagleson, Robert Heins Jr., Ellen lusion was draped from a crown Insurance Co. 'The bridegroom 'The arrival In New York of So­ A>cnttnrA. If th* will#*r ifi dfAliTA. Reale, Lynne Laurence, Michael Torizzo, West Hartford; Miss of seed nearls and she esriled a notable. p.m. as planned. Johns, Anita Karp, Carol Cham- Gallichant, John Manning, Marsha served three years with the U.S. viet Foreign Minister Andrei At ihsi algn AtiiiT ^^lll hfl hrirt nmfi- Joyce Dupont, 117 Ridge St.; white prayer . book with marker Army, 82nd Airborne DIvlelon. He fliirh appralaala of (he preaeni Rickover Bares berlalne, Pamela St. Pierre, Terry Pomeranta Cathy Caprllozzl, Qiarles Vctterlein, Hartford Tpke., Gromyko helped the brazen bur- (IriittAl AmJ Ih r'-trtlrr mfty Aiiprini Mary Kunz and Bob Vaiclulls. of a white orchid and stephano- attended Hillver College and is glare. A patrolman whoa* beat In- atatiia of the Fiaenhower lea«ler- Hauschild, Linda Pavell, Ilona Rockville; Otto Mayer, S5 Irving tls. v^'lth Any . Alf;nAtuiT th r AiiUini Muilclietter'i Oldest Kaplan. Rosemary Jubcnvllle, New instructor's Aides at Sal­ employed by the Pittsburgh Plate cludee the Fifth Avenue atore wgs ahlp are haaed on peraonal obaerva- with Flnsst Fscllllles Military Value St.: Mrs. Susan Schumey and son. The honor attendant wore a Glass Co. < hooffA. But nn lAttAr Ia puhllAhfd Obituary Jean Traggis, Diana Pyka and ter's include .Vnne Kelvie, Elaine S E leanor St.. V em on; iMrs. Anne withdrawn to reinforce a guard de­ tion of the man together with re- Oft-Rtreel Parking tail for the Russian diplomat. imIrAA AtK'h An AiithrnUr AiftnA Paul Martin. Obremskl, Jiiulth Anne Oook, Nor­ Jones and son, 112 N. Elm St.; porta from hla aaaorlalea. together r.slahllshed 1874 Of Icecap Trip Those who passed Beginners man Adam* and Nancy McFar­ The loot of the first burglary at I HIT nn nnipMnirn it Design your own bedroom! Mra. Marlon Andrew* and daugh­ udth the policy record Itaelf. Mrs. Helen B. Goodale ' "B" qualification tests were Steven land. ter, .70 Tolland Ave,, Rockville; Tiffany’s In more than 50 years Tlie record alone, however, aeema <'uriTMt Iv. 'Thr HrrnM hnn tm Mra. Helen Belanger Goodale, 10 Tom m assi, M ichael Agnew, probably netted about $55,000, A WATKINS Washington, Aug. 11 (fl») Rear Mrs, Lol* Spencer and son. 415 Ver­ Two Say Town Needs hnnd n Irllrr, rnmrininf; Dio I'n- Carter St., widow of John Goodale, Jackie Golding, Marnett Ostrout, non St.; Mrs. Ann O'Brien snd fence, police say, usually gives to ua aiifflrienl evldeme for nn Adm. Hyman G. Rickover foresees died yesterday In' Hartford Hos­ Ted(iy Chapin, Jeanne Jeray, Glenn daughter, 1.8 Oak PI. one-third of the total value. appralaal of rrealdenl Fhacnhowet lli o I ir)inrt inrnt, u hlch honiT n[ the polar icecap aa a aafe hiding o h u O ld Ipswich Maple pital. Haward, John Ostrout, Nell Koven- About T Police theorized that th* bur­ AiKMAtuiT UT rnnnrd loinlo In thoj place for U.S. nuclear submarines which ronrludea that he hna auf- SEMI-ANNUAL She waa born In Springfield, ski, Keith Bagley, Thomas Traill, RIGHTS HEAD BACKED Public Works Director glars pounded at the shatterproof fered a loaa of that mental and MnnrhfHlor diinldiy. If Dir aIk* , and a threat to any enemy who. Debbie Shoag, Jackie Emigh, Rich­ The ZIpaer Club plan* two out­ display window* with sledge hsm- might consider launching an atom­ Mass., but spent most of her adult aplritual vitality which, rally In nnhiio Ia vAlid, we would hr life In thla town. She was former­ ard Stuart, Susan LeBlanc, Linda ings for August. Next Sunday the Washington, Aug. 11 (iTk^Tlie meri, making holes about five HOME FURNISHING ('.hoiev of ic attack . Town Director Ted Cummlnga*for the Wafer and Sewer Depart- hla admlnlatration. apecialimt in plrAAorl lo IvAv'A Ihr Author rnlAh- 1 ly employed by the New Model Nadeau, Barbara Real, Mary MJll- club members and friends will hold Senate Judiciary Committee vot' Inches wide. OUR "The missile-carrying sumarines Laundry. er, Jane Karp, Donna Conti. Billy a picnic at Vienna Woods, East ed 7-4 today to approve the last night said Manchester should m ent. A man's arm could easily fit overturning and reveralng the roti- Unit thni VAlldIty. If it f* m rirly A | may turn out to be a real deter­ p iv r r s o r 6 9 9 5 She leaves a daughter. Mrs. J. Edwards. Kathy Hauschild and Hartford; and Sunday. Aug. 31, Is nomination of W’. .Wilson White hire a director of public works to ll'immings said Mancheater has through each hole. The windows poll immf, th r lAttfr rnn 1m* puh- | t1ne thinking of other W naliinglon rent to war,” he said In a recent Barbara Bogoslan. the date set for the annual outing' of Philadelphia to head the J’ls- 'ireached a size and population de­ were not protected by a burglar copyrighted interview In U.S. Edward McLaughlin of Ellington: prevent "wasteful dupllcstlon of policy inakrta. U'hetr Ihr I'rrai- llnlird. ovrr DiAt nAinr. pfoN’ldiiiK ffrimpn shotrn EACH a brother, Eugene Belanger of Also, Patty Welch, Timmy and chicken dinner, followed by tlce Department's new 4 Ivll manding such an offlejal. alarm system. CURIOUS News and World - Report, an in­ effort" by the generaj manager and denl once reveiaed thla routiiiA -an A ulhfntir Al^iiAtiiiT Ia aIAo. pm- Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Coughlin, Elizabeth Campbell, dancing. Members and friends sre Right’s division. Four absentees , He recommend* a director of Two diamond necklaces, a dia­ SALE dependent weekly news magazine urged to make reservations with hiili department heads. public works In addition to a High­ mond ring and a diamond pin clip, thinking, he now adopts the actions vtilrd, for our conftilrnt lal AAllAfAr- | Dosher of New York City; and two Jill Gellnas, James Bruheau, Terry will he polled before the vote Is VALUES TO $79.90 published here. the steward of the club. The dead­ riosed. One more "yes" vote—a Cummings said such an official way Department superintendent all covered by insurance, were and policies !1 recommenrla aa hla tion j Rickover, often called the fath­ grandQhildren. Jill Gellrss, James Brauheau, Terry CAMERAMAN Funeral services will- be held to­ Bruheaii; Gordon Robinson, Ricky line for reservations will be Aug. majority of the committee's 15 would pay hla own way by fore­ and town engineer. stolen. Two sapphire and diamond own, even though, occaalo»mlly, ht.a 'D iIa rule ta niAlntnlnrd not to er of the atomic submarine, .sug­ 28. morrow at U a.m. at the T. P. Knight, Beth Carter. Joan Marie memliers—is needed to report seeing needa "before they coat the Martin, however, said today that broochee which sell for about OUllTION' SiRM i^au'vt Aaik gested even before the polar voy­ $9,000 each, were ignored—possi­ OHTi worda alill do not fit the poll diAiourngf IrtlfiA. hut In rncoiir-| Holloran Funeral Home, 175 Cen­ Halloran, Donna LaChapelle, Su- the nomlnaGon fax'orahle to the town money." -He would alao esse -he waa thinking In terms of a dl,- frem rA* tueeU, Ae Wewkr 69.95 age of the Nautilus that a large bly too far sway to be reached ciea he Is following. That paitlcu- n^r R iTitAln d c g irr of Rood fnlth ter St., with the Rev. Alfred L. sanne Belluardo, Nancy Rea, Chrla- Senate. the general manager's' workload. reclor of public Work* who might ekevl Hmulntd'* number of missile' carrying subs serve also as Highway Department qulclfly. Bin! rrApoilAlhllity RinoiiK rtm trih- Williams of St. Mary’s Church of­ tlne Bensche, Joel Spector. Lynn Cummings said. Ur kind of peraonal energy which • aW Ntiaifel AeMiy., "should be kept contlnously at sea, The burglary was discovered by Reg. .$74.50 31-inch chest of ficiating. Police Arrests $48,04)0 FIRF, IN CHURCH Meanwhile, General Manager superintendent. ia capable (if.riaing above the rou­ utoiA to Dir Open Koruin." Nnlur- Wfcei ife yev (Alek ef submerged anywhere we want — (Jhlttick and Bruce Campbell. a foot patrolman^,.Pn duty at the Burial will be In East Cemetery. B ridgeport, Aug. 11 (AI - A Richard M arlin disclosed tods.Y tine consensua. and translating a Ally, It Ia a point of good faith And: four drawers. many of them hiding under the AI.so, M ichael D aunt, M ark N el­ atore all night were two watch­ A ncweri Friends may call at the funeral $45,000 fire heavily damaged St. that the hiring of a director of pplar Icecap, ready for Immediate son, Steve Surprenant, Debbie Mc- George O. N ash, 86. of W est- public work* has been In hi* think­ men. They said they had not heard 'defenaive posltum into a p«iallive honor \^lDi 'Hir HriRld to gURtil SIR IDWMfr home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Comb, Douglas McClain. Sarah Dimitri’s , Romanian Church yes­ use at any time. min.ster. Mats., was arrested by ing since budget-making time, Stamford GOP the breaking of the window glass, one, whjrli la capable of dlalln- thr rral hlrntlly of auDioib \s ho | tAOOINOAMI Flaherty, Linda Flaherty, Cynthia terday. That means that, if anyone de­ State Police on Rt. 15 Saturday But th* Holy vessels were saved when the Highway and Engineer­ whlrh Is five-eighths of ani Inch. guialiing tbr fundamental laaue rhooAe to uRe R pen nArne. lif 0«m« HwRfen- Minnie Emma Weber Flaherty and Rlchard Ricci. clares war on us and actually fires Beginners "C aiid charged with illegally passing froni tl)p Inside of the Greek Or­ ing Department was separated In­ To Select Slate Tiffany’s was first robbed a cou­ from the aurfacr event of the mo­ missiles Into our countries—even Rockville—- Mra. Minnie Emma ple of years after Its eatablishment lov e! I'd fay it The ranks of Beginners "C" on the right. Stale Police said thodox Church. to two different departments, Mar­ ■If he should manage to destroy W eber, 85, widow of Arno M. tin said the public wdrk* director in 1837. Its last serious, theft was ment that kind of energy liaa 'I'he "Unkeon Sell" Won’t nil! ihe mark! Weber, died at N atchaug (3on- were swelled when these yo»mg- Nash passed several cart on the Father Ed\yard Doyle, a Roman Stamford, Conn.. Aug. 11 (AI — ebbed from the Prealdent in the Fact li. I've aI- the United States—he knows that stera passed the requirffd tefts; left and then swung In and paaaed I Catholic prleat and'fire depart- might serve aa superintendent of The- Stamford Republican Town In 1904 when three diamonds .‘^iihltmlMAl HdvrrttAing. It ReeiuA. ^ valescent Hospital In Mansfield last worth $80,000 were stolen. legdy t oMr< trd Inevitably he himself will also be night. Barbara Bolton, Uavid Forbes, another car on the right. He poat.- j ment chaplain, braved the flamea the Highway Department while *ui tkimmlUee meets tonight lo nom­ year a following hla lllneaa. pervlslng work of other agencies. In 1930, a blonde told a sales­ Irii I wliAl It WAR rrArUed up Iti hr ' on iny Hutford destroyed because he will, have She tvas bom In G erm any Jan. Ellen Kaplin, Margaret - Mahoney, ed a $25 bond and hla court date ; lo take the religious articles to inate it* candidate* for the General The reault la that the nation and The town ertgineer would remain man .she could not decide between 'I'wo unlveralty pRycdiologlAtR Iiavi* PoIk V . . I’oivm these submerged missile-launching 27, 1873, daughter of Herman G. Bobby Huat, Bruce Hiuit, Billy is set for Aug. 22. I safety. Assembly and probate judge. the world no longer'ran depend up­ I tvy on m\ U h bases where he cannot prevent in eontroi -of the Engineering De­ tv.’o engagement ring*. He and a I nnt'Iiidrd trst.s piovini;, Ihry am>. and Brhestirte Wolf Schultz. She Hust, Mark Jacobs, Marge Johns, Ally. George Wise, a memb#r on him alone for that thinking, t A f A r I . \ o u them from firing on him. So the lived here, for the past 75 yeara. Shirley Carpenter, Billy Bolton, partment, the manager said. of the GOP State Central Com­ Pinkerton agent accompanied her Uir I If R coininrrt'lnl 1r fln.Hhrd on Right now, Martin said, he I* and thoae stroUra which routd know. \V h A I missile-carrying submarine may and was a member of the First Robert Ponton, Keven Ponton, mittee, Is the only announced can­ to a hotel where the could show A IfirvlAltni or inovir A( rreh ro fRRi j c A I c h e I m y turn out to be a real deterrent to drawing up specifications for the both rings to her mother. In bed make America \\hat It ought to be Lutheran Church. Mark Ponton, .Jackie MlIler, Gall Soviet Readies UN Moves didate for the 27th District Sena­ IhRt Hir eyr t «n t ri tuRlly Rtr 11. ' fa n c V II the w ar." She leaves one son, Herman E. Pfenning and Michele Gorra. job of town engineer and also for torial seat now held by Benson H. with a cold. She enterSd the bed­ In the \s(»rM tan ^tMnAr\fllou% flrxi- a director of public works'. , room alone- and escaped through Ihen It won I »4'lt h Diln^; 'PhlR i itlckover said an enemy might Weber of this city, one grandson Also,, Doris Mitchell, Paul Gron- Grant. Grant ha* declined to seek The Prealdent. now, la no longer Oillty ol Hftfl* sabotage, overrun or destroy mis­ din. David Grondln, Joyce Man­ To Get U.S. Out of Lebanon Cummings said In hi* statement another door with the rings. mranR.'thr RtinillAt.t ah,v. DirI D ir' ford IIo^piiAl and two great-grandsons. renomlnatlon. vaally atronk;ri and tirtler than hla sile bases on land but "how Is he The funeral will be held Wednes­ ning, Mary ■ Tomassl, JoFy Le- that "people- are unhappy” with .- Source* close to th* committee v lrw rr rn n ’t l»o sold on n pHHluct IntiirAiur One <.in c)ioo>r liom advlaera. Tlir batllr foi' poartive going to find them under mll- day at 2 p.m. at the )Vhite Funeral Blance, Tommy Brown, Randsl present duplications of effort. said Stale Rep. Hilda S. Clarke without luiowuiK It fn tdhrr wonta. an clmoit endleti XiUieiN of iions of square miles . pf polar (OoatiBiied ir^m* P ag e One) 'watchdog commission to recom­ He pointed out a number of policy haa to be w(»n down in the benefit amonnti to hi hi> purxr Reg, $79.00 fur thi.s |iair of Home, 65 Elm St. The Rev. David Brown, Danielle Flagg, David and Probate Judge John B. Keating 2 Area Girls Top Ice?” The *ub could hid* there, he G. Jaxheimer, pastor of First Dawson and Anne Pass. mend long-range aolutlong, and a situations In which Martin, aa gen­ h r I BM Atlll prtilrt t hiin.Rclf ,^nd Its reAHonabie coxi omply Jordan accuaing UAR Prealdent. are expected to be renominated, ranks if the top commander la b e d s. (Night stand $ 2 9 .6 0 ), 69.95 said, "and then go directly any­ L utheran CThurcb, wilt officiate. Midcastem economic plan, all un­ eral manager, has brought hi* at­ 1*1i 1a niURt come aa a leKrf to Amarei me No need to limit (nr* Also, Susan MacLean, .Susan Nasaer of serving a* International Thres other candidates are re­ going lo^be sure to follow It. 'Ilila where It wants.” Burial will be In Grove Hill Ceme­ Nair, Hike BaykM, Jan Jacobs, der the U.N. tention to projects normally Class of Nurses IhoRf who fraied they iiilKhl one ther lor the perfect hospitahM- communiims'i “first agent In the The economic plan wqiild be fi­ ported In the running fhr the two He said the United States has tery. Aibble Fenn, Patty Carroll, Sue handled by James Sheeksy, town House seats—Ally, Frank lyAn- la the o/vloua reason wh.v one na- Don ininfAnce - I'm a(I\ mno Arab world." nanced by Mideastern oil-produc­ tiay go out and buy a piodin t, or a total of 22 nuclear submarinea Friends "iay call at the funeral engineer. (As general manager, drea Jr.; Umberto J. Bello and Two girls from the Manchester . tional pundit kc'ep.s clamoring, ur­ exervoiie to mnke t quick trrk Vegiard, Linda Riiehter, Mark Ca- At the jwfn.^.yme, a Jordan' ing countries snd wealthy outside rvrn voir for a political cBiidldntr. •built, under construction or au­ home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Martin alao ha* the duties of a area took top honors In the. St. gently ami impolilelv. for men to jee. commo, Ellleeri ' Doblas, Ricky government Investigating com­ nations. Atty. Guy J. Farina. thorized. The last three of theae public works director). —Committee sources said D'An- Francis Hospital School of Nursing without luniwing thrir lu lion wa.a , Skoglund, Nancy Miner, Nancy mittee charged Utat UAR .Syrians anb'und the I’lrsnlrnt who have authorized by'.Congreaa. will car­ One Asian. source said, "The Would Relieve Martin drea was a front-runner to be graduating class yesterdsy at St. dU'tRlril tiy nn unsern hnntl, arl- Macomber, Billy Geyer and Chris and Lebanese rebel* smuggled ex­ West is going to put up three part* Ideitif fresher than Ihoar of Mr, ry Polaria-type 1,500-mlle mls- Cseommo. Cummings said a director of Mrs. Clarke’s nlnning mate. Bello Thomas the Apostle Church in ence-flcDon Atylr plosive* Into Jordan — some of it snd ask the Soviet Union to put Dulles, ^*hia may also be the rea­ ■iles. The Polaris, which ia a non- .Faneralf Now qualified as SwlYnmers "A“ public works could have relieved was the independent candidate for West Hsrttord. It niUAl a1.Ro come, aa a relief to air breathing rocket, la tUII being aboard U.N. planes — for ter­ up one part.” But he told an Ameri­ Marlin of auch aludlea, and pre­ mayor in the 1957 election, losing Miss Mary Joanne Kenny, daugh­ son why the I>rmorrata in the Sen­ Reg. $79.50 Hunk separate.s are Jacqueline Cook, Mark Heller, rorists planning to create a slate can, “Gromyko Is not going to ac­ All Die Acloi R aikI \n ritei i riuI mu- developed. There are several Mary Kunz, Cathy Caprllozzl, vented what he called costly prob­ to Mayor Webster C. Givens, who- te r of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie KeiVny, ate have finally begun to debate to twin beds: ladder and of chaos. The. committee said that cept any thing until you start lem* In regard lo storm sewer* and All iRn.R nnd cnrlooiyatR ami iiumli \ 69.95 other sub* that carry the air- Ckarlea H. Schaefer Mary Lou ' Caprllozzl, Robert sat in the 1957 House with Mrs. Slater Rd. -and Deming St. in the foreign policy l.^suea of the mo­ guard rail included. Funeral services for Charles H. one of the ploUsrt, an Arab em­ withdrawing." sub'divislon. otheiR imw reApoiiRlhlr for thr breathing Regulus-type missiles. Vaiclulls and Janet Marcin. Clarke. .Wapping, wr.s awarded the Bishop ment with aome fumlamentiil "W ith a 1,500-mlle missile,'’ Schaefer. 66 Bsaex. S t, tvhd died New "B" Swirhmers, having ploye of the U.N. Relief Agency Gromyko aald on arrival in New ^ storm 'eew er on I.x>onard St. Givens, who 1* opposed lo dual McAullffe Memorial Award for ex­ cnninirn inl.s t»n trlr\'l.Hhni, How ’ Reg. $74.50 40 x 20-inch for Palestine Refugees, had the York the big power* must help In ha* thrice overflowed into the cel­ frankneaa, for a change, It should Rickover Said, "you can, if you Thursday, were held at 2 p.m. at completed their qualification tests job holding. Is not seeking the cellence In theory. would they hR\T coniprlrd for Bell­ fSm\ desk haa two file drawers; 69.95 the Covenant Congregational use of U.N, planes. economic development of the MM- lar of a business there, resulting in Mis* Marian F. Joy. daughter also, It seems .to ua. hr a reaaon RANCe have freedom to use the oceans, Saturday, are Robert Spicer, House nomination. He refused to r.Ncv I l)(H)kc.'t.'ie eiul. Church with the Rev. K. Etnar Aslan . delegates at the U.N. die East "under conditions that three successful suits against the Of Mr. and Mr*. Michael Joy, 2 ing p>hA Agnln.Rt AuhlimliiRl Rdvri- knock out almost any part of the Michael Kenny, Ranhy Qrotta,' will not Interfere with the inde­ leave his city post to atti/id the for all Americans tf» atop Imnking w orld.” Raak officiating. Ernest C. John­ Linda Gallichoiit, Noreen. Souther- picked liqles In the Middle East town. specisl legislative session last wln- Hackmatack St., was .'.warded th* Dsiiig. if It worked’’ ^ pendence of these countries." Also, Inadequate storm sewcri on the proliatiiUtg^ *llial Pro.aldent Ignore* Snub son Jr. was organist. gin, Bln tTomntassi, Ted Blakeslee, plan propbaiad by Seerstary Gen­ Mary LedgAvlth Dillon Memorial U’r'rr not no auio. howr\fr, the Whi'i'f The Soviet foreign minister al»o In th* Woodhfil Height* .subdivi­ Blaehhower will always. In Ll\e end. Th# Old Ipswich Group numb#rs Rickover aaya he is "too busy Burial was in East Cemetery. Bruce' Biakealee, 'William Kelvie, eral Dag Hammarikjold Friday...... Award for excellence In theory and called again for Red China's admis­ sion will have to .result in a $19/K)0 . . newR will hr recelvrtl with equal I InNurHnCe Bearers were Fred Sweeney, It caHs for (1) a pledge by Arab answer thelr^o\\n policy rteairea. He 25 pieces of which w« to.worry.about snubs.” Richard O'Brien, Arthur LeClaire; sion to th* U.N. saying "Th* soon­ ADVIROR ^ENAMF>n clinical nursing. joy in rU jilncrA. 'riiorr nuiRt he I n a Herbert Holt Joseph lema, Rob­ Linda Jasita, Ricky Benson, Ken­ countries of mutual noninterfer­ storm sewer system on Schaller Others who graduated yesterday needs a transfusion, from -the That waa Rickover’a : answer er this Is done the better." New York, Aug. 11 <41—Mre. H u.sine.s.*) show e few here at one price! last night when newsmen asked if ert Scallion, Richard Hopkins and. neth Knight, Ricky Brander Janet ence, (3) big power agreement,not. Rd., 'Cummings said. from Manchester were Patricia A. iiilllion.R tif vicwri’H. hmg tuiice A Soviet move to seat Peiping's These and other problem* Involv­ ThomasAiiuniaa F.r . McMahonanv-afaeaiiwii ofma East Ha . . .x _* American people, of that same . he felt snubbed because he had Maurice Swenson. Moeeley, David Moseley and Mary to interfere in the Arab eountrlts, ven. Conn., has been reappointed 1 pjo'^annl, dmighter of Mr. and wrai y of televlAion cominerclalR. ^ Not A * In addition there are (3) General cooperation for Mid­ representatives In the assembly ing storm seiyerv Cuiornlngs said, heart and apirlt he expended so not been Invited to last week's C arter. . seemed certain, -but It was likely advisor on women's activities for Mra. Louis Giovanni, 25 Eldndge who hjitl horn looking forwRid to Sideline . Philip Hickey Those who passed Swimmers dle East sconomic development might have been avoided if a pub­ generously and notably In the past, White House ceremony announc­ to be matched by a Cuban move to Uia National Foundation In Con­ St.; Donna E, Hart, daughter of the tiny when .H|>onflo‘i'A‘ nu'ARagr.s larger drawers Funeral service* for Philip Hick­ "C” tests Include; Terry Nolan. and 14) U.N. protection foi' J o r­ lic works director had been super­ , .kj . . .. ing (he submartne . Nautilus' unr reject the credential* of the Hun- necticut. • Mr. and Mrs. ^njam in J. Hart, 78 ey of Vernon, who died Friday, Richard Gray, Edith Balboni. Keith dan, Lebanon and the Israel-UA.R vising the work ’ of the Highway Phelps Rd.; Susan Audette. daugh­ would hr goUrn^croAA “ palnleRti^y and chests, several more der-thd-North-Pole voyage. (garian Communist delsgation as a The National Foundation, form­ Safer With CommuniatN Free ■ 175 EAST CENTEK ST. I -I were held this morning at 8:90 at Miller, Linda’Semero, Judith Ag­ F rontier. and Engineering Department. ter of Mr. ajid Mr*. Joseph Audette. V Dir .Ruhliminnl way, ” aa an ad for Rickover showed a fl*sh*f Irri­ protest sgalnst the execution lasd erly th e ’N*Uo)(irI Foundation for beds, B trundle bed the W. P. -Qulsh Funeral H w e fol­ new, Dohnn' jOolfilng, -Matishall Some Aslans said this asked a Orfierbd .Ini-vsUgatloii 42 Lancaster Rd and Marie Yates, Why, of all Ihlhna, ilioiild Amn • Dint t\'p r of ndvcrti.n4iig m ight hnvr I’hiHie Ml .1-1126 tation when newsmen asked his June of ex-Premier Imre Nag^.. Infantile Paralysis Inc., made the reaction. He w$* en n>ute to Wash­ lowed by a solemn requIemHiaas $t Kramer, M ichael. Regan,.—Deryl lot from the UAR'and the Soviet He pointed out that Martin or­ daughter of Me. and Mrs. Lucas tcajiB fpel more aafe ami am iirr. hc- m id and highboy. All are made New York City's government put dered an Investigation of roada and announcement last nlghu ington from Portsmouth, N. H., St. James’ Church at 9 o'clock. Bagley, P$iA-^'JubenvlIle, Suoan Uhlop and promised litDe-ln return, extra guards on (jnomyko to tee Ystes. 28 Madison S t. cauae the United Slalea Uoiirl of Hut if Die newA Dint mihlumnnl The Rev. John Blanchfield was McNcUl, Richard Carpenter 'and' 'ontended it would hamper utllilTes at Birch wood Park dfter Mrs. McMahon haa been active From Rockville, graduates in-’ of solid rock maple 69.95 where he attended builder's trial* that he wa* not: molested by Hun­ In anti-polio work in the Eaat Appcala haa decreed that aix aec HdvtuiiRing \Non l \vtnk coinrH as 69.95 of the nuclear powtered submai4ne celebrant the Rav. Jams* O’Oon- lUehard Ftm. lon of U A R influence w hile garian refugees In the city. A con- Ua acceptance by the town. eluded Lillian Lackouakas. daugh­ nell .was deacon, tl)4 Rev< John Also, Patty Ifltchelt. Linda He said what appears to be in- Haven Area. ter of'Mra. EUa Lackouakas. lO ond atrlng Communlal party Icad- A Rhot k lo tho.Hf BHgri‘ lo give, up finished in Waitkins famous Swordfish off the corst of Main* leaving untouched the Baghdad iiitfent of 128 police atood by at Reg."$77,00 Full .size Hannon, sub-deacon.’ Paul Cbete- hagan, Joyce Cook, Paul CKBi ter-depar^mental confuflon has Laurel S t; Helaa WaUnaki. daugh­ •r« don't have to go to prlaon af- Reg, $74.50 41-inch dresser »■ 2 pieces: and New HamiMaire. Pact on the southern Soviet bor­ Idlewbod Airport for- the ‘ arrival of free will in exchange for freedom mellow nutmeg brow.nl Ut played and sang. Paul Martin, Linda Gee. Daiy)' der, the Britiiih hold on th* south- arisen over the laying of utilities LEBA NON A ID T O PS I M ILLIO N ter of Mr. and Mra. Lddwig Walin- t#r all? Aren't known Communlata base Im.a three drawers. spindle bed and bed­ In W ashington today, .Sen. L yn­ Gromyko fUMf $4 aide* aboard three from rommeiTlala, it won't, pre- side table. don B, Johnson tD-Tek.)i comnlend- Burial was in St. Bridget’* may, Dorothy RiccU Dolor** Rieci. ern-and eastern Arabian coast, and plane#. About 90 palrolmsii .w«r# at Blrchwood Park. B eirut—Lebanon rac4dvad 9S,l0Oc-. tkl. X8 Uoiaa St; $lsab*th a .parll? Waan't the original con- •uniAbly. come aa a Aurprite to th e •d Rlcdtover before the' Senate foif CemeUry where Father O'Connell Bobby Ricci and Francea Manning. French rule over Algeri*« not to on guard, at tb# h#adquait«ra of These problems. Cummings said, 000 in foreign, aid Iduijng 1987. Panicako,' daughter et Ifas- Wil­ liam Panicako, &4 .Spring St.. vleUon 6f theae aix. back in 1986, h u m a n lB tA among ua. his “complete itlaregard'’ being read th* committal eerviee. Now qualified aa intermediate m ention lataaL ' > th# Sovisi U.N. dsisgation on Park could' have bean avoided by a pub­ Eight 'mlU(oai- -cam#, ftom the B earer* w ere OUtfonIx GfhwMii, awtanmafs ar« Mark Heller, Mark The United State* la, reported Avsnu#, scan# .«l aavorat enUJSom- lic works director, whoa# dtiUaa UnlUd Stataa, .0)# remainder from Frotn GiaatMibunr. Patricia rood iiawaT lan't It good to have They had been Mylng right along Opipn Every Thursday and Friday Might lo 9 — CIos^ Mpndays — Free . Parking at Our Back Door overlooked at a .'B^it* House Rllaj?. daughter of Mr. and Mr*, aoBV edlcbraUiv the tflumph of Raymond M erv Walter Bbae. w d 016ik«r. Brace Roes, Cn*n Oalli- p l a u k i r tw jpropeae a polle* lore# mUnl»t____ demeiwretleoe______*##6aUy, arould be -to coordinate, tba -ae- the IntarnattoiiM Bank for Raeon- aa many Commu^ta aa poaalble thet the human irtliid couldn't, be itrnetion and DarMopmant.. bhartae M ay, 9 Wataetar Lana. tte xfenWua. . i Lee Iky." ' ' #.( /-■; A. - ekont, Betty CMlUdkaM; Bran Hy- to pMUet threeteyied mantrlee, aTYiwr# were no Ineldenta. tivltlaa of all departmants, dKcapt •• ^ ;vi -■ -t

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1 .^ MANCHEaiEtt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, AUGUST MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONK*. MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1968 PAGE n in e PAGE EIGHT By ROUSON UUR BOARDING HOUSE with m a j o r HOOPLE LITTLE SPORT Rockvilie-Vernon Small Benefit to Veterans ■KThirge m %m' It — . -'— ' A f t m tf\4 I li Pa r e YOU t h e s a m ^ y e a h , a m o Sense and Nonsense PpescripttoBB \SUY WHO WAS SESlO^ WE FiMO .Hftrt lLl»tE«/xa.VbE/ MACK/ ; INS lUP A f l a r e Y&UTALKlNS $tat^ Central Swimming Meet ^D.'/£)U'8E th e m o s t FOR FIFTY SKlNSfi LIKE A MAN Report Charges Public WSUOMB- SU^WT SfSCE , Hubby-I didn't, forget y5^r' FINE PHARMACY A FEW OAV5 . « WHO COULD, blrthdny, dew. I bought you this 1886 on ^urawold PianUUoi^Mar .THE FAMOUS REUEF 664 Cental^ »-88i4 AeO? WE C A M E a WIPE OUT beautiful mink coat. Eatonton, Geo g ^ Hfenry Park Sunday EyPfiDlTlbN REACHED , BSSISSEO MAP6WNS iS HERE TO b a il M t h e ' , Wife—But, dwUng, you ; newspaper-The ^Cou^ Fleeced in Fund Drives YOU OUT OF C' Na t io n a l ] fsAd me A n«w CAP. »waa probably the only one aver Admitted .Saturday: Hattie TME^OeR WAK.'-^COMS, A Mcond majblr athletic eventtj^ ' . - t I YOUR HOTEL, T V "DEBT/ Hubby-r-I know, precloub. but 1 printed on a Southern plantaUon. Relnmuth, 36 Hammond St. TOU MUST BE Mrt GptSTS AT win 'be held 1ft RockvlUe Sunday. ‘‘>tags provide, a asnrice, sines DAV FISURINS THEY can't And anybody who's selling | ------Discharged Saturday; Mrs. Jean iOoBtliiwd tn/oi Pace One) TJINNER AMO I WILL A i will return to the owner any key WERE HOLDIMS Imitation autos. , | Cora—Can you keep a sseret, lt'#M announced today. Lorenc and daughter, 144 W,.Maln y TALE ONfOLO, AS THE POET pearsara tb.» . ba a clear conflict o f In­ that la lost and dropped by the _ PUT IT/ YOU FOR , - , I Dora ? The 6entral Connecticut League St.; Mrs. Ruth Loftiis - and son, By V. T. HAMLIN RAM SOM / Swimming'CHamplonahlp will be terest," ■ ' finder in a mail box. ALLEY OOP X, How many of us are like wheel- ^ ‘^®~^,P^h.„^li^,n*^Sther'^a{rls ’n-bmpsonvllle; Mrs. Annie Heok, -Tftero. wftce reports an attempt baHwa—useful biily when pushed luck to tell things to other girls hild at the Horowitz municipal However, the report does say That Interpret The 110 Prospect St.’. Maty Szlrk, will be made to unseat Corbly at swimming pool at Henry Park at 2 that DAV national adjutant Vivian Wishes Of The Family •X‘ . and too easily upset l who can t. RFD 1, Ellington; Dork Wyse, the DAV natioital convention open­ p.fn., pool director- Donald F. B*r- RFD 3; Isabel Parks, 29 Center D. Corbiy has too much power. ing today in Dou^viUe, Ky. On tWs point, the committee V, Joel Chandler Hwrls. creator ofi The indaslry-operated Tree J a m giir announced: St.; Roget Ught, 14 'Washington , William N. ' Morton' of Cincin­ ’The State Little'League Tour­ says: JOHN B. BURKE Uncle Remus stories, set as a program is now active In 46 states. Sf., Vernon'.' nati,' Ohio, who .Bald he spoke for nament was concluded at Henry Births Saturday: A daughter to "Mr. Corbly'a powerful position, QinclnnatTs Convention delegation, coupled' with his practice of send­ FUNERAL HOME Park Saturday before an estlmat Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stoliftas, A said his group will spearhead the ed 2,500 peojae. Esust St.; at son to Mr. and Mrs. ing gifts purchased by DAV to in- T E U M l S-S86S ouster move. dlvlduai.s with, his personal card It 1* the first Ume that either William Hopowiec, 87 Vernon Ave, Morton said the DAV "is being 87 EAST CEN TER ST. Daily Crossword Puzzle eVent has been held In Rockville Discharged yesterday; Frances enclosed, is probably the reason AMBULANCE SERVICE wTongfully harmed and miejudgad this committee receives so many The steadily Improving facilities at Mlliari IS River St.; Nicholas Ko- by the controlled acts of the n»- Henry Park,Are considered a ma­ lovczak, W est, WilUngton. complaints ff|)m members of tlonsl adjbtant." DAV." jor factor In-the scheduling of Birth todays A son to Mr. and Liberal Expense Account tournaments here. Mrs. Leroy Hargraves,' Broad ■‘"■(/.T K ,___C ST »- Answer to Previous Puiil* Of NAVEC, the committee re­ Time - trial* ,In preparation for Brook. ; port, said, the group's c.xecuUve di­ GRfAT H IW run OIL 0OUMCE5 Housing Problem the chanlplondhlp m eet .will held rector, Harold A. Keats, rented Arrest Warning o n ■Wednetitlay i t ' 1:80. p;m.; Team s Vernon and Taloottvllle news is buildings he owned to the mgani- . DiVlLOPMeNTI from Bast- -Hartford. Meriden, handled through - The Herald’s ■ Ws«. w. ^ QUIOC-____ . 2 Plastic zation; that he got money through Follow Crashes ACROSS Newington, Berlin and Rockville Rockville Bureau, W. Main St,, * fcr •*'««* «H ••• 0% *«L »fl ingredient expenses and per diem payments, 1 Hovel •S Southern «lale will be competing. telephone' TRemont S-8'86. and thSt other NAVEC board “ — ! CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 4 Lath' 4 More secure B ach' team .Will be allowed to members "also enjoyed extremely One driver was arrested and HY AL VERMEER • Rural —— PRISCILLA’S IH)P 5 Prevsncalor enter three sv^mmera in each event liberal expense accounts." house In the time triala. The six fastest charged with reck'Tesa driving and i n ' v ( IT W A S 6 Ascended The report described this aa X I T W A S 12 Exist swimmers in'each'event will com­ 85th G>ngress another warned for following too n e w '' j u s t l i k e 7 Odm'i son Long Walk Vp, Short Ride Back "highl.v improper." QOPQEQUS.' 13 Well pete for the championship Sunday. TUF SUNSET' S Swoon The 17 Connecticut National Guardsmen who walked the 93 miles from 'Vernon to Boston in 3 'j days O f the other chartered groups, closely in two accidents In this I C A N " ventilated Medal* ‘ tod team trophies will ’ O N L V s o ld Seeks Windup In a re-enactment of a similar march In 1775 boarded a bus yesterday for the 3-hour trip back to the com mittee said: area last night. FINID 14 Chills and be awarded at the^event. Trophies The first occurred on Rt. 83 In W O R D S TO BACKWARDS) !0 Govern Vernon after being greeted by Boston City government and military officials at welcoming ceremo­ It found only occasional fund feVer 11 Student 28 Beginning 42 Prayer ending will also be presented to the Out­ Ellington at 6:40 p.m. when, ac­ D E S C R I B E , nies on Bunker Hill. The march was designed to publicize the forthcoming celebration of Vernon's raising abuses by local American 15 Males , doctors 27 Clergymen 43 IrriUte standing boy and girl swimmers. ; cording to Stale Police, a tar driv­ IT.' 18 City in This Weekend 150th anniversary. (AP Wlrephoto). Legion posts and that thla was a 17 Former King 28 Arrow poison 44 High notes In Berger said the championship problem for the Legion Itself. en by Fi-ancla Oulland. 36. N or­ Connecticut 29 Smaller Guido’s scale meet will 'give residents an op­ The Veterans of Foreign Wars folk, 'Va.. was hit in the rear by a 18 Floor finishers .« oy,.*,'* 31 Most peculiar 48 French father portunity to see the best swimmers (Contlhued troin Page One> buddy poppy campaign was basl- car driven by Norman W. Storer. 20 Peruvian ?ti!{«u s 33 Liquid 47 Great Lake of the Central Connecticut League Neither Will Swiss .cally locally conducted. 58, Lawrence, Kan. mountaini 24 Norwegian measure 49 British title attempt at paSsiftg a major farm Public Records J1 q o astray In action. The American Veterans of World Outland, State Police aaid, was 38 Squanders 50 One of the The local team will meet New­ bill, f 22 Give forth Warrantee Deeds War II has- insufficient national traveling aciuth on Rt. 83 when the 25 Spangled 40 Holy person '.'Little ington here tonight in - the last However, several farm state 24 Greek mount George W. and Louise M. El­ control over fund raising by state Acoldenl occurred. Slight damage (her.) 41 Less polite Women" Lea-gue meet before the time trials. members said they would tnake 28 Individuals Scouts Won’t Forget liott-to Anton W. and Virginia H. departments, but Uiat the fund was done, and both cars were A non-lfeague meet with IVindsor another try to give cotton and rice 27 Wire meaaure Laraon, properly on Cooper Hill raisjng was deemed limited. driven from the scene. r r r Locks, also here, Is set for Thurs­ farmers relief from the sharp Storer was warned hy State Po­ 30 Injury ! r 1r l St. Of the other nonchartered t day. acreage reductions they face next 32 Salty {■Yederick I. and Hazel E. Gil­ groups, the committee said the liceman Lionel Labreche for fol­ r Tournament Successful year under present "law, and ‘ to 34 Reparation J Visit to Switzerland bert to Robert H. and Bai'toara L. Blinded Veterans Association and lowing too closely. Recreation Boird Ciiairman extend the act under which farm 35 Straightens Randall, property at 39 S. Haw. the Jewish War Veterans were not No arrest was made. i r John Gill said today the stale surpluses are disposed of abroad Two hours later, also on Rt. 83, 38 Architect’s Serenades, 50-cent baths and a thorne St. seeking do..alions publicly now. charge Little l.eague tournament was con­ 'There also was mounting spec­ bottom floor. Including a kitchen hut this lime in Vernon, Henry LONG SAM RY Al. CAPP and BOH LUBBKRS 1 r 36-foot letter from home colored with all its conveniencea; running Harold A. . nd Anne O. Hartley The rommiUec told the Military 37 Morning sidered a success by all concerned. ulation that the House might act F. Wilson, 61. Totland. while, driv­ the lives of the Senior Girl Scouts to Robert C. and Shirley A, .Inhn- Order of tlie Purple Heart to super­ moisture (pi.) GUI said the tournament leaders on a Senate-passed bill designed to hot water, iron, typewriter, and, ing north on Rt. 83. stopped at the !i c during the 7-day stay In Wilders- aon, property al 20 Marble St. vise Its direct fund raising cam ­ ^ m .y 30 Binds were pleased with the facilities give the government a stronger believe it or not, a clothea dryer. intersection of Rt, 83 and Loveland wll, Switzerland. The girls, who Thla dryer aerved two other pur­ Elale M. Mulvey to ^Anthony L. paign more closely. TEKCClfTS 40 Bristle r r P rrB !T provided at the local park. He hand in regulating labor unions Hill Rd, Slate Police said, in order are now en route to Denmark, all poses—as an ornage aqueezen arid and Celia F. Lamzana. properly W M / 41 Legal matters i i thanked the Jaycees. parents of and to give rank and file members to allow three cars traveling ACCDONT, w. had interesting and humorous ex­ a reducing machine. They really at 48 S. Ha-wlhornc St. D.AV GOT 19.4% 42 Yards of i « 5 players, city workers and park a bigger voice in union affairs. This north to pass him. The lead car of rrrr perience with Swiss customs,, some had all the com forts o f home. Trade Namfa buildings cuatodiana for the extra work they bill earlier was given little or no Washington, Aug. 11 iTi Mak­ the three, driven by Cliarles E. Al­ h of which have been recorded here Each chalet had Its own means Frank Waaaerman, doing busi­ Helps keep your t ' 45 Guslied put In. chance of, house passage. ing mlnlBlure license plates —you len, 33, Hartford, according to 49 Operated The Elks entiftritained state di­ I-egisIation to require public dis­ by Marv Anne Aronson and Judy of being awakened in the mor-nlng. ness as Federal Credit Bureau al probably have received them, if 5 i"' s The glrU In' "Luthy" had an 85 Duval St. Stale Police, cut right and hit Wll- burner clean as it 51 Age i rectors and visiting dignitaries a,t closure of employe pension and Hillnskij. you have ,•> car la big business. Bon in the left front fender. Wllderswll, a small town 8ur- alarm-clock that sounded like an Peter J. Prisk-waldo and John F. 52 Fsithusiasm *11 a buffet lunch after the game. welfare funds is awaiting com­ . Tlie House Veterans Affairs Allen WHS charged with reckless heats your home I atomic bqmb, while the perpetual Valluzzi, doing businesa *aa PAJ 53 Simple i Softball Playoffs ■ promise efforts by a Senate-House roimded by the beautiful' Swiss Committee reported today that the driving and Is scheduled to appear crowing oT a rooster awakened Live Bhlt at 10 Essex St. RT-98 it the most completely 54 Edge ?rr W'V r r Softball League playoffs will Conference Committee. Alps, was considered one of the maker, the Disabled American Vet­ in Rockville City Court on Augi 18. 55 Bird's home Here’s the picture on other those in "Rysu." Twb methods Marriage Lleena^s effective fuel oil additive in use start Aug. 18 between the top four best stops of the trip so far. From erans iDAVj of Cincinnsll. gross­ The accident was investigated 58 Belgian nver D 11 II teams—Zahners) Goftler's, Ameri­ major bills: the very first day, when we were were used in "Michel." The lady Francis Bachman Seller of Law­ ed $4.254,7,50.38 on them in 19.56 ; today. Tbit helps your oil I hy .Stale Policeman Labreche, 57 Observe can I.«gion and PAC. The cham­ Increase in debt limit to $288 bil­ scattered into ' separate chalets would pound on the floor, or the rence, Kan., and Marianne Tie- alone, burner deliver more clean, do- \J B n serenadera. living in a nearby DOWN w pionship series will start the fol­ lion—Passed by the House and now surrounding the hotel, the wonder­ mann of 189 S. Main St.. Center Automobile owners who gel pendabla heat. You get p re-' •ia lowing week. before Senate Finance Committee. Youth Hostel, would agijin begin I Smoked pork R SI 17 ful times began. Congregational Church. A>ip. 16. these lag.a In the mall to attach UoUccItir'fi linn mium service, too. All designed Entries are being received in the . Small Business Tax Relief — In “Michel," Janet Mortimer, their chants. The deep?German ■’■illiam Henry Campbell Jr. of to their car keys, arc not required “ Non»en8Rl If it is as smart at all that how come it’s (ol.) voice o f the owner was all that the to make home heating easy. working HERE?" horseshoe tournament to be held in Passed by the House and approved Tanya Parrott, Marly Prentice, Hartford and Maryann Brainard to pay anyllUi^. They are merely .IIIDD SAXON MY hi;N HAI.I) and JERRY HRONDKIELI) September. About 50 persons are by the Senate Finance Committee. Sandy Slar^etl and Bonnie Wyman Scouts In "John" rteeded. of Manchester. Halted to se.itd DA.V a donation If Mobile, Ala. i)^—Wa.vme Parrish Depressed Areas Bill—Passed by Many of the girls reqted bicycles of Washington, D. C/.. publisher of expected to participate. received quite a thrill on hearing Robert Joseph Upton Jr. of 11 they wish. Call today lor 1 / 5 5 1 ) BY JOHNNY HART FYiel Bids Asked the Senate and cleared for House American "pops" sung to them in and rode back and forth to Inter­ Park St. and Donna Ellen Hart of 'Many obviously do. The Home 1 various aviation magazines, re- B. C renlly "collected" the Mobile Sealed bids for the furnishing of debate. person by four college boys, two laken, a famous Swiss shopping committee said DAV'a net profit on with / FiNPINO the two PlBO&Uf ? JLirP ANP 78 Phelps Rd., St. Bridget's IF AN EATANTEKCAN FLOAT AAAYBE YOU COULD TR Y fuel oil and coal for Vernon Supreme Court Curbs— Several center and a perfect place to spend municipal airport n. tPltAlMONPt PlUNGt INTO the BO& Americans and two Germans. Church, Aug. 16. the tags in 19.56 was $810,022.76, Mobilheat '-* r EATIN& ANTS NEXT f schools for the coming year are bills approved by the Senate Judi­ money. On one of the bus trips to or 19.04 -per cent of the gross. . It'a a hobby with-the publisher ON A LOG I PONT SEE WHY These crooners, accompanied by a Bruce Purdy Anderson of Che­ to touch down nn as many air being asked by the Board of Edu­ ciary Committee but not yet guitar, stood under their window Interiaken, Judy Hillnakl got her On the other hand, the report I c an 't I shire and Elizabeth Ann Ellis‘ of ports as he can and lliiis add each cation. Bids are due at the superin­ cleared for floor action. The one arms caught in the back door of says that DAV ha.s slopped send­ - .'VAJ, and provided an evening of en-, Somers, St. Mary's Church. Aug. one to hi.s “ fftllecUon." He esli tendent of school's office Aug. 27 given the best chance for Senate the BUS. OHe of her humorous com­ ing the lags to residents of Dela­ X jqym ent for all the neighbors, as 16. males he's collected between 550 MORIARTY St" 10 a.m. Specifications may be passage is a bill to restore to the panions offered her a tube of El­ ware. New Mexico and Washing- states the right to enforce thejr well as the Scouts. Paul Hawley Davis of Hartford and 600 airports in the United obtained from the superintendent. mer's Glue, and the Incident .ended Ion. Not enough csr owners were own antisubveraive laws. The Time-Honored Tradition and Nancy Ann Costello of 173 Stales and about 75 foreign coun­ 29 New Teachers It seejqs that the lady, of the with much hilarity. sending back money.. BROTHERS __ V House has . passed a broader Patience I* a Virtue Irving St., St. James' Church, tries so far. He doesn’t have too Siijoerintendent of Schools Raj’" house thought this serenading was Aug. 23. r DA'V also has .rafrained from mond E. Ramsdell announced to­ version. For the small fee of 50 cents many more to go in thla country, an American custom, and keeping •sending the’ tags, called Idento- either. day |that 29 new teachers will be A $3,131,000,000 supplemental ap- each, Joan, Linda, Elaine, Pat and 301-315 Center Street propriationa bill carrying funds for up with the tradition, she nicely Phoenix,- Ariz., maintain.^ a lags, to Indianapolis, because of a Nine million tons o f fill were added to the' Vernon School sys­ poured water on tlie startled en­ Marty took their first bath In a local ordlnanca. the Atomic Energy 'Commission month. This luxury was a most re­ "city" park as a recreation area diimpetl to form the 4,200-foot- tem for the term opening Sept. 3. tertainers. In Us report, the committee does and other agencies passed by the freshing and needed experience, but for ita citizens and touriats. It la long caiiaeway acroaa which auto­ Ml 3-5135 Four o f them will be at Maple St. When the girls heard the first not criticize the Idento-tag pro- House and now before the Senate the rest ,of the girls are still wait­ 85 miles outside the city limits of mobiles and trains pass from Nova School, one nt Vernon Center kin­ strums of the guitar, they all Phoenix. grsm ss such. In fact, It saya the ■ .rS in ? Appropriations Committee. ing for reduced rale.s. Scotia to Cape Breton Island. dergarten, two at Vernon Center Jumped on Bonnie's bed and gazed Fit Omnibus Housing Bill—Passed by Much to the girls' ' surpriae, C Me. Ygrl He,.Id T..b,dt Ia( I Grade 1. four at Northeast, six at anxiously out the window. The Rockville High, four at Junior the Senatft and approved by the there was a Juke box located in RY ROY CRANE House Banking Committee, but girls enjoyed the music but the BUZ SAWYER BUGS BUNNY High, in Building B. one elemen­ the dining room at the Hotel Al- stuck in the rules committee. bed didn't appreciate the girls and tary music supervisor and one penrose. Here they spent many en­ ^ AT THE UMIVERilTY, HONEY. HE \ YOU DIDN'T PAY MUCH f t l L ^ I T WAS DURING THE DROUGljT, ; v soon came crashing to the floor. 1 ^ 1 0 TH' ANSWEIP'S STILL A /O f 'PERHAPS THEN.YOU'D guidance director. joyable hours, listening to the old WAS A FOOTBALL HIKO. ALL US GIRLS ATTENTION, THOi 10 I honey. YHE cattle WERE This was a night they’ll never for­ STARVING. POOR PAPA STARTED YEP NOT 6ETTIN spare ME A SIP OF An elemerrtary art teacher is familiar .tunes, and especially a WHIRC ftp .WERE SIMPLY MAP ABOUT HIM/ J Ll'L OL' ML, DID YOU, CAFE get! VOU 8NP 8U1 DRILLING FOR WATER. HE NEVER FhjRCHASE ANY DOUGH OUTA v-iOUR LEMONADE •till needed to complete th.e staff. Driver Arrested new English hit, ''1 Wonder What BUffll. BOYf I OUtSS The same night, in "R ysu,” an­ KNOW rfiCH \ ~ y - THAT WAS BEFORt STRUCK A PROP. BUT O l l l . . . A PENCIL, SCtfAAA ME, MOeXHER Ne\(’ Patrolman Resigns My Honey's Doing Now.'’ MY LAND, WC CAN'T HANG OUT .GUVNOR’ iSVLVESTEe John Krinjak, 51 Eldridge St., On Liquor Count other chalet in the opposite end of As the Scouts left this wonderful OTHER SO WU;, PAPA STRUCK ' town, Joan Frey, Linda Harrison, BOVINA! THE WASH WITHOUT BUMPING Manchester, resigned from the mountain town, Janet Mortimer, INTO OIL WELLS. . Rockville Police Department Fri­ Elaine McCartan and Pat Morrow who still, thinks she is- "Heidi." is' . A Hartford driver, Carl Bafumo, could be found reading Pal's long day after less than a month’s serv­ as yet unsuccessful in her search 24. was arrested early Sunday letter ' from home. The 36-foot ice. qaptalp Peter . J. Dowgewlcz for Peter. said Krinjak told him he was dis­ morning and charged with operat­ scroll contained all the latest news satisfied with working conditions, ing a motor vehicle while under the from "-The City of Village Charm." influence of an intoxicant aa the It required over one hour to read but the patrolman did not elab­ ITi/fl’ * Thankt if your houie luffering orate. result of an accident on Jarvis Rd. and another 15 minutes to roll back A former Manchester .policeman, Police said Baf\imo, driving' up. Danville. Va. T. Martin, V ' Ta .iF Krinjak Joined-the Rockville force south on Adams St. made a right Music was also Uie highlight for Y -- J 8 || defeated for a city council office, r,';,''l l' .'Fi' July 14. turn into Jfuvls Rd. He failed to Janice Smith and Donna Zollo in from ^paint-up' '■ i l The police commitlaloners are straighten*out after the turn, po­ the "John" chalet. It seems that published this paid advertisement: now taking applications for two lice aaid and he collided with a- the boy next door was a musician "I wish to thank all who voted regular patrolmen to bring the utility pole. who practiced day and night. With for me. My wife wants to thank MICKEY FINN RY LANK LKONAlin force to a total of 12 men. Hia car was towed from the tunes on the accordian one minute' all those W ho did .Jiot." MOR'PY MKKKLE HY DICK CAVALLI Pvt. Stanley J. Pliska, son of scene. and one the trombone the next, the WCI u tW f'tC” Bafumo was held in lieu o f Ijond American girls became very fami­ AFTER HE ^ WELL, HE SAIP HE ^ 1 WAS RIGHT, SHERIFF/ ’k A 'lv ■ Mr. and Mrs. S. Pliska, 58'i, Spring Infiiiraiice Coverage Up PLAYS IN A GOLF WASN'T 60ING TO PLAY , YOUIL BE PLAYING WITH E-ELEVBN- I THINK THEY'RE St. recently was assigned to Head- for appearance in Town Court ^his liar wiUv all the German songs. T-THIRTY/ - Prai-tloe EfBcIrncy HAVE YOU HCARP YtAM-l 60T A ICTTPR TOURNAMENT ? SERIOUSLY-THAT i IHR.PIPP-ANO YOU TEE OFF EXPECTING ONE quarters Company of the U.S. morning. \ professional bond Vas Bring yenr painting preblemi te The W. G. Glenney FROM PNIL, LAST WEPNESPAY.’ 1 THOUGHT ME HE JUST ENTEREP IT AT ELEVEN-THIRTY/ OOKAY/ Army, Fort Myer, Va. posted before the court session and To the east was located th* New, York—Ame.rlcsn families Company. One of our Feint FtychietrisH will enOlyxe ClANCV-SINCE HE HE POESN'T LIKE IT UP WENI UP THERE TOHAVE A LITTLE FUN.’/ Pliska, a clerk-typist in the com­ his case was set down for Aug. 22 'Luthy" clialet, inhabited by Mary now own about 270,000,000 llfis- WENT UP TO LAKE THERE AND IS COMIN'RIGHT TO REST/ Y -'■A.-., pany. entered the Army last Feb­ by Judge W esley C. Gr-yk. Anne Aronson. Bbverly Case. Carol insurance policies, an average of the situation, then shew you how best to freshen up SNOOlAPOOPOb/ H0)4E-AFTLR HE PLAYS r ' ruary. Chace, Julie Haugh, Judy Hilihskl flvt per family. Tkis represents an 1 A 601F TOURNAMENT/. Hiree out of every 10 unem- and Karen Peterson. These lucky increase of 60,000.000 In the past the old homestead with Chi-Namel. Su|»er House Faint- >y— V The 23-year-old sol4ier is a 1953 graduate of Rockville High School ployed persons are single. Scouts had the use of the whole five years. - and a 1966 graduate of Hillyer He'H explcdn how preptr selection of colors con mini­ College. He was formerly employ­ ed by the Aseoclated. 'Transport, mise orehTtMturoi Hows and highlight good foatiiros. Inc., Hartford. HoMI ttU you the best wo/ to remove peeling and Mis- Bventn Tonight torod outside point . . .. how to sool knots and noil The Sesqulcentennlal Committee Everybody turned" will meet at 7:30 p.fti. in. City holes. Whot point brushes te use. Court Room. nck CAsnui A GOP caucus to select candi­ to look at my dates for state- representative and Tokg odvontoge of this eOmplimentary servieo. You Justices of the peace will be held CAFIAIN EASY B> LESLIE TURNER con pay for your paints and supplios on our Continu­ MR. ABLRNA'HIY HV RALSION .IONLS nnd FRANK RII)GF\V,\Y at 8 p.m. In Superior Court room. ous^ Budgot Account. XTWNKIT^ AHaMt.ml ALSa JOSS aNMS^, '■/ The Community Council for.Sen- SWISS lor Citizens will meet at 8 p.m. In YES,SIR,THERE'S NO DOUBT p olice HkVB ONLY JOBS' nte VICTIM IDBNTIFKO ' DOG / WELL, WORD THM* HUSAINS you. HOWS DIP HS , thei. high school guidance room. LOOK HOW WARM AND 1 ABOUT IT-A DOG'IS MAN'S e v e r y o n e WAftSHOtBMCSHC OUR MASK OFF?/ The Rockville Fish ' and Game SHOlKif BEST ______DRY CLEANED LOVABLE THESE ^ HUS Club will nwet at 8 p.m. at the DOGS ARE. f r ie n d . ) 5 — '■ / OWN Mile Hill CTuhhoUse., . ^OPINION,') . Odwifw-Eytote dress.,. CONTINUOUS BUDGET ACCOUNT The Goldep Age Club will meet tomorrow at ‘3 p.m; at Red Men's ■f j Hall. Card'gajftea will be played It hiok$ so nfcB f v n Mlien you opan yqur ocrmint, atala tlia amount of monthly ftaymant you wlah to maka and refreahmenta will be served. and your total rradit »1ll ba tan tlmaa that amount. Members of Sabra. ’trumbull aft»r many dry doaplngs. Chaptsr, DAB. have been Invited to If you a«t your monthly paymant at: ...... S lO. $ I5. t 20. S 35.' i 80. a silver tea to be ^ en hy tfte A smartly-styled dr6ss i#nfw only Governor Jonathan Tnapbutt "I'our Initial purchaaaa nuiy amount t o ...... S106- $150. StOO. S250. SSOO. m once, but it can be "re-liew*d” many' Houee Committee Wedneaday* from Totlr Cradit IJnilt may ha axtandad l « : ___ StOO. S8(W. S400. SSOO. S600. IT n j I . Onu.’ T 2 to 8 p.rtl. at, Tnim bull House. timea if you depend itpbn our Sani- I naetwe, | t-ii Ltoanon. tone 3er^ce to retain, its stoM-frash Thar* u'lll ha a 8kr>1c« Cliarga of 1% par month op the Unpaid balance udtS a mini- HoepHal Note* charm. Sanitone'a dMp-down gantl# Birth Friday; A son to .Mr. and muift chart« of tSc per month. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE RY Wll.SON SCRUGGS JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN Mr«. T. Rudolph Lemay, 87 High­ cisansing action plus .3tyle-Set* fin* land Ave., Broad Brook iah means colors that miarkla and a- ^14 IT TRUE VOU I'VE BEEN ASKED TO 1 HCXV OSAPPONTINO/ [ MEAN TTiAT A MAUOF □ Minis *tei£ifC£4S£s Ws TURN TO A HOTEL DlMlHO ROOM-WHERB, r : COMPLIMENTS OF ) BUT...I DON'T ------rOHAPKN..:.BUTlT ALONE WITH HER THOUGHTS, A WOMAN SITS THE GENTLEMAN AT J KNOW THE tiasua^aiap, lika-naw fad and fit CAME TO CEMTWYILLEJIXSIGW A SUOPFINo 'lOUR C3CV)IUS iVdULD WASTE WS TALEMTOJSUCH u m VfilAMT KSPOIfTINS 70 UMCOVCg AW A cCAtS COmtCDAL SCANNING THE MENU.. THE CORNER ^ GENTLEMAN aVary time. Call us for aarvioe today t TO DESIGN A SUPER-S CEklTER, IF TUaTS B U AM rue FOKTHComs rttue m /sPA K K UNTIL.... TABLE, MA'AM' ------OFBN WEDNESDAYS TILL 5:00: SATURDAYS TILL NOON EAlTERTTlSE.' 5 ro cv CLUE'S

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iiANCHES'raR,E v e n i n g H E R A L D . M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n , M o n d a y , a u g u s t i i , i s s a PAGE ELEVE^l MAlNteHESTEB EVENING, HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1968 % P A 6 B t 6 i Braves’ Fireworks Too Much for Phils, ion , Get 33 Hits, 22 New York, Aug. \\ A .^ )— It*” Another top-seaaon crowd of 39.-* BRAVES 8-14, PHILS 1-.V-Re-v GIANTS 11, DODGERS 8—Jini* Larry Jaskson went the dlsUtnc* Title Gameipeekencl Results will be a long tim e before the 810 thia'one in Cbtcago's Wriglcy lief pitcher Hvimberlo Robinson Davenport amashed two home for the Cards in the second g*me shared the first game . spolUglil ; for his ninth victory. Redbir^ third season’s larg est cisowd a t Phil­ Field, saw the Cubs split a dou- runs, a double and two singles In Ftrutford ( with first baseman Tor.-e In Mil-j baseman Ken Boyer comffiitted Ah r h po A • rbi < adelphia’s CoRHie M ack Stadi­ bleheader with the St. Louis Card­ waukee's fii'st game victorv. Roh-, leading the Giants to their lOlh four errors, three’ in the opener. rf . h 0 I 0 inals in a comed.v of crroi's. Tlie inson hurled two hit ball through | victory in 13 meetings with the Wednesday a 0 n I um will forget the Sunday fire­ « • • Maato If Cubs won the opefier 9-4 as the the last 2-3 innings nftee relieving Dodgers The rookie third baseman Mt'LauKhlin p t 0 1 0 works display staged by the PIRATES 3-4, REDLEGS 2-3— . a 0 0 3 Redbirds committed four errors. reliever Gene Conley in the third.' now has 39 hits In .88 times at hat Murph> 'dh Milwaukee Braves. Cincinnati's double loss dropped ‘.araon rf 4 0 10 St. Louis scored five unearned runs Tone, who batted tn four runs ' against Dodger piU hing for a ,'R17 4 1 1 0 TtuU* 33 Milwaukee hits in the the Redlcga into a last place tie 111 Bristol I J^rw irn ■ i'h on as many Chicago errors to w\n drove In Aaron with the WJnnin'j; j average. He is hatting only .188 Finurffaii, 2h . 0 0 n I BpAvea 8-7 and 14-3 doubleheader with I.k)* Angeles. Roman Mejia* Imrrtn r a 1.114 th# second game 6-2. r-'i in the eight',) As' on h.ad open-' against Ihe rest of the league. HAhtnaon I b . . , a n 7 •weep over the Phillies must still ed with a triple off lo.set- Jack I singled In the lOlh, advanced to By P.M BOLDK s o i l A Los Angcte* rrowil of 20,831 1 T»irri aa . . . be ringing In the ears of the 32,- Meyer. | Danny O'Connell. Daryl Spencer: third on Roberto Clemente's double watched seven home runs hit in thc| Despite a three-Rame senes .12 2 « ?7 117 spectators, as well ss the six and pinch liiller Bob Speake al.so | and scored Pittsburgh's winning Tv.tala coli.seum, five over, the clumimvl Mathews had four for four in thei over the wrckenri to fleter- Manr heater Philadelphia pitchers Who tried in homered for the Giants as Gordon : run on SUtarl’s long fly. mine the annual State Anieri- Ah vain to halt the National League left field screen, San Franri.xco second game, includmg hi.* l.OOOth .lone.* gamed Ins fust victory, in' With the score tied 3-3 in the batters rapped five of them Hs..lhr m.7 |or league hit. Craridall's pali relief 3'hr nghlhander rece’illy can Lepion nasermll rliampion- 2h leaders. eighth of the second game, Ted Oddl.v enough, there wer.e only Giants out slugged the Dodgers 12- of home) s accotmled for four runs was recalled f'om Phoenix. Duke; Khisrewskf walked. Bob Skinner ship, the title will remain two Milwaukee home runs, both 8. The attendance swelled the a.s the Braves pounded loaei Robin Snidei and Gil Hodges homered f singled pinch runner Dick Scho­ iindecic'efl until W eflnc.sday by catcher Del Crandall. But Fred threetgame series total to 112,107 Roberts and thi re i clievci a for 19 for the Dodgers. Clem Labine was field ro third .Schofield scored , piC'it. wl!.-!! Mnni-)ir.-itrr nml Stmt- ''iVili'j.n if Haney'* crew bombed five triples Pittsburgh's fa#t moving Pirate.* hits, including seven doubles, three the loser. when F-rank Thomas forced Skin­ forfl rl.TSh in n fnintti (Oiilf.'il at'.Mar.li (f and .10 doubles. Hank Aaron, who completed a four-game sweep of triples and two home runs. Rookie • • • ner at second, BUI Mareroskl Carlelon Willey, won his sevenlli S IS Bl M,i7.7.\ KirM in Rmt'il Irt j had five hit# and scored five runs, Cincinnati, winning bolh end.s of a | Cl BS 9-2. ( ARDS 4-6— Ernie ; homered in eacl game for the win­ raoB of Inrlrmonl woHlIior tpr dr- 'j, sg'alnst three defeat.*. had a pair of triples and a double. doubleheader 3-2 and 4-3, A Forhc.s ! Banks homered in eaeh game for ! ners. ridin? pnmr -.Mil hr pln>rd Tliuis- Eddie Mathews, with seven hits Field crowd of 26.426 saw the Pi- i Ricliie Ashhui n a 1.8-game lul­ the Cubs, raising his pare setting Third baseman Don HoiO( Buf­ clay iindrr llir li^litr. Vfi 0 1 27 ' I <|rk iM f'li M rj»h 111 >«tli and six runs, had a double and rates take the opener on Dick ling streak uas snapped in the major leage tnlal in 3 ( Teammate, Aflrr fridin;: lhrin>rlvr« ■m Inr fered a rib injury in a collision triple. Frank Torre, who drove in Stuart’s inth Innipg sacrifice flv, ^ nightcap and tlie Philadelphia out­ Bobby Thomson tuKiCkert tn five j to inf; rnfl o f a apar.-ilifij; onrdiit SM i '-I I •*uh f^a'na \ IK- S A ]'/\> UlV with Cinolnnali teammate Roy Mc­ I (• Man five runa, had a double and and the seeond g.tme on an eighth fielder i fell behind Stan Miisial In rims in the fu-sl game, won hy ‘ Millan in Ihe eighth of the night- 2 0 ,«llnln;;l at llir hands "f rnivr- Tijf' I i.urt sitiiff- f hr t h HR M. t.«Mirhlii> S M 1 • I f r*! lil ' triple. Inning force play. the hailing title i ace, ,340 tn .34,3. rookie Mareelino -Solis in relief 1rap and waa carried from the field. balline Mihr ,\1rl,.aiiKlilin Salur- ?. S» > Mr l,aiiAt>hn \-> .M I ^ J t r 11 a ft day aftrrnonn in thr Aral ganir lIMf Mnrph^ Tirn< ? ofi of thr la-st-ot-tlirrr .arrira at MAnehealer Municipal .Stadium tn Wr.al llav- A Kliding Danny Banavijf#, Manchbater aecond baaeman, aticcesafully atol® aerond ba«e in th# flrit ah r h ph A e f f»t Inninjf of Saturday's opening gam« of the Mancheater-Stratford American Legicm'series for the State rn. husllinp Mnnrhratrr fouKlit .SAinifnd ttt' ft 0 1 ft 0 0 Young Pitchers Grab Spollighl 4 1 1 4 4 A championship. Stratford shortstop is shown making a belated tag. (l^rald Photos by Oflarai.______Mojor L<»agu# hark to pn.al a ."i-2 victorV and 'f' 4 r> A 1 1 A pain a cnmrbark S-S atairmalr in p-,..air. fth ft 7 :i .1 .1 o y.atfrday'a anfrnnnn-niphi dou- wino rf ., 4 (i 1 7 1 U ==Leaders== 3 ft A ft 1 0 bteheadrr Mnirn.k. If 8 rt 3 2 A A Bowsfield Wins First, Approxima. rly TOO fans '*'il- M,r,li rf 4 3 3 1 A ru •V hVa r7: . . Added Starter Oilers BJalik Lions 2-0 Ahiefican l/eague na.aMd thr weakrnd atnac and 2 0 0 |niri>nrd r . 4 ft 1 0 (1 BHlting RunneU, Boston. .315: I t a n d i n m fa-ithful I.*pinn §tipi>ortara »"l Trial, 37 ■ Aahford. Aiir. 11 t.'Pki—.lack Kuenn. Detroit. .326; GoocimAn. W ft 11 1ft A sirnlfi.rd a i rnicf hrldcr Art nickclla wlm Incd to acore from aecond b««C on a aInRie by t-eammate Checks Yanks Big Bats tbrmjph laaf nipht a 4;1S mara-| S(rAlfnr<1 ooael,v-ri*.TeeiroU 2-4 (Sec­ After ttie two rlvala had ex ahan Catholic Club of Phila­ Runa Battetp gamos tliis \'pai'. But ,\'o.s- Milwaukee 8-14, Phllkdelphlft Hf>l>lnn»i> III o I ft 1 0 1 delphia, flniaheii In Kft:2S. triumph over the Suffield Lions in yesterday’s Farmington ond Rame 2 innuiRjn rhanped aingle talltra In the open F’innrBAD p . o 0 0 ] 0 ri 98; Cerv, Kansa.s City and Sievers. terday they reminded you of l.ett\ . ------7-1 tup Innlnp of laat nlphl a looaely i Krr.r p (t 0 0 0 0 n Lee Terry Triumphs Dr. Clharlr* Robblna of Mldy Valley League game at Mt. Nebo.«fT Washington. 80; Colavito, C'leve-I ^rove. Carl Huhhell. Hal New Wa.'hinglon 5-1. Baltimore 2-5 San Kianoaro 12. Los Angeles o 0 0 0 0 0 dietown, who haa promoted the The win w’as the sixth in seven , eightli but 14 Red Sox hita againat i pjayed conleat, two wnika, a paaaed j and Johnny Hedlund'a club Meet* land. 70; Malxone, Boston and Imuser and some of the otiiei Standings 8. race for three yeara, flothhed atarta for Coach Johnn.v Hedlund’e I Bob Tniley ami two lehevera in- bali and an error Rave the Sllk;T..ial. 10 2 7 27 11 3 2 front-running Hamilton Stanard .Mantle, New 8"ork. 69. mound gicata. \V L Pi t (I B. Chicago.9-2. St. Louia 4-6. aixth. Hla doR, Pnpo, an annual defending FVL championa, I .Hured the vouiiR leflhandet s Aral ' Tmvners unothfr run tn Lh^ ' wlnrhoXi o'>i »nh. ft Wednesday and Thursday In two Hits Fox, Chicago. 135; Mai- 1 Ted Bowsfield. making only his New York .. 72 18 .6.55 Pitl.'^hurgh 1-4. Cincinnati 2-8. rnnteatant. came In * few panta A double by Ed Kelly In the flrat I major league tiiumph, i of the third. But Rtrutford fought ifl|,n(for,i ruio (ton no*; 2 games which could go far in deter­ 7x>ne, Boston. 134; Runnels, Bos-i second major league alail. Iield Boaton ...... 55 M .514 15'i r Flrat game. 10 inningai. ahead of Dr. Robhlfia. inning and Frank Sobinekl'a ninth I Pete Runnela and .lai kie Jenaen bA-ck with thrpe murkfrA In the. 2R MAiAutkv MajaIi Maarh PH mining regular season laurels In Ion, 131; Power. Cleveland, 130; the New York Yankee.s hiUe.ss I rapped three hita each for Boston. | (Micago #. . 55 54 .505 15’2 Stjuidlnga ^ bottom of the third two lalltea wtiiir ^ r . ^ 7,"'n„rr^r'V,, In Club Golf Match inning aingle were the only two the HTL. All three tilts are sched­ until one out m Die .-^oventh in­ t'lcvehmd 55 55 .500 17 aafetjes given up by Hedlund who Kiienh. Detroit. 125. I Runnels chipped in wilh a home ; W L, Pet. G.B. nding honm on .John ( npAon n long R»innviK- i.. r?et,n |.. uled to start at 5:30. ning fl.ft Bouton rebounded from a Detroit ...... '52 55 .185 l«'a gained his second IK'D decision In ‘Come on, Vll Take You Guys One at a Time’ Doubles Kuenn, Detroit. 29; I run. Two unearned nir. in the i Milw aukee. . . 61 .583 ~ double to thr fsnt f in leftfirld (iri un*n •" Rfbinenn I.(*M Mninhe*iri 7-5 defeat to whip t.he Anieiuan Baltimore 49 57 .452 V three outings. Overall for the .aea­ ISei'lart.v’a 111) Jerry Lynch of Darien isn’t looking for a fight, as many may suspect. Instead he s accepting Kaline, Detroit, 27; Power, Cleve­ j eighth enal)lod the YHnkee.a to San F'raiiriaco ,57 52 .#523 6 4 Stratford apottrd thr IncftlA an '* 7 rh P'oinr U.S. Swimmers ab r h a-e rbl I>^R-gue championa 9-3. Kananji Citv 48 58 45:i 22 * . it . t C'lii 4 » Rk IiamI J'liiii'E/in ft I,ec 'l'l'l•|■y mmic I ho most of eon, Jackie, who walked one bat­ I?aquAtt<». cf, c .... 4 3 3 3 1 \ congratulations from Ills teammates after hitting a third inning home run agaiiiat East Hartford land. 25; Jensen, Boston, 24; Run­ t break a 5-5 tie in the flrj4l game | Pittsburgh . . 56 52 .519 7 other imenrnrf) run In thr top of «i r.n ft Cyr, BR ; ...... 4 3 \) J 4 0 0 nels, Boston. 23. Hal Woodealiirk Cleveland Wa.^hinRlrm 47 54 421 25 Si. Ixuns 53 55 .491 10 tlie flflh before inhrlder Krrd riin,« im f. ’ 7 iihimia« KTa. 2 f' lii.a (it'.al ('.xpcni'Mcc n.s H final- ter Sunday while ..striking out 11, In the Lillie la-agiie Stale Tournament finals Saturday. It was the first of many runs at Henry ' and veteran' VirRil Triick.ft hia , Maiit'fFKia 3b ...... 4 1 V 0 1 0 3 Triples Lemon, Washington. 9; rookie, loat a 10-inninp 1-2 deri- Todays SchiMiule Philadelphia . . 51 .54 .486 lOH rinm ikl III I ho ( 'III!) ( iolf ( 'luiniiuoii- Will Improve has chalked up a sparkling 10-1-1 D. SimmonB. 2b ... .ft 0 0 0 •n ■'rant for Darien, 20-0 victors. The winners look part in the. .sectional.* today in Norlli Bergen, flial victoiy of the .•ftcaaon Mu’key . Turri mnde It ft-3 with a trrinrn ‘ 3 .,,V’’ ' Tuttle, Kansas City, 8 ; Power, .«iion lo Kanaa.^ City afte? the St New York, i2i ( ' h i r a g o ...... 58-.59 .4 7.3 12 doua home run over tlir head of won, Inst and tied reconl. Mnriarl.v. r ...... fp'7) 0 2 0 0 0 N. .1. A crowd of 2..800 was on hand for the finals, i HcraJd Plioto b,v Salernisi. Mantle had five hit.a fot the Ynn- sliip 'I'oui'iiiiinonl ' osDtnIitv, R SlmniMiif*, rf J 1 n A 0 0 n Cleveland,. 7^__Harris, Detroit and Indiana had walked off wilh an 11- Harshman tfi-lOi and Johnson Cincinnati ... 50 58 .453 13 canlerflelder Skip MaiHh Knjo.ved Perfect Da.a' 2 kecft'. four in the flrat game, MAAchpolpr T o it .\ Inuiiiccd I'hl TiciyRi.s ini .Mbi 1 f-r, rf. cf . , »,#•. . 2 0 1 0 rt i Martyn, Kansas C.8 ty, ,6 . 2 triumph m the opener. But for i1-7i vs. Ditmar (8-2i and Kucks ,lx>a Angeles . .50 58 .463 13 Three alraiRlit walk, rha.ied For Olympics Simmorta, the Oiler.s' hottest hit- ' B»'llinclm 1 -lb ..... *.ft n i 13 1 0 3 Pan Kuller m ■ ■‘'"mcit.1 ir I ho Itli-hcch' I il lo nuilc li at I lio ' If ...... ft 1 2 0 0 0 0 Home Runs Jensen, Boston. aix mnin^a ho hold tho Alhlottcs INDIANS II •-!. A S 2 4 <‘al i 7-4 I, Today's Rchednle Stratford atarter ...... ,n„„A.,r ter In recent games, enjoyed a per- | Hf'flitinri. p ...... 4 0- 0 2 2 0 0 Mantle. New York and Sievers, without a hit, It waan'l until the the aevrnlll an'l Me l-nuRlllin ''•at' p,„,, M {I I.( h* »l fi >' ...... 11 12 27 11 ’‘’l ~7 im liidinR home runs bv Doby and Monhouqiieiie (l-2> vs-, Valen- Purkey (l3-7i vs. Cardwell il-O). gi" had advan-rd n> far aa Uu* 29; Colavito, Cleveland. 24. tinn Bollv pincli-lul ter Paul Sartor 'y'"',.' challenge Aualrnlian and .Japanese with two .singles and a long single. ^SuiriBld (fti Waahlnglon relief expert Dick Vic Powei, won hia I2th for I'teve- Unetli M -li. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (Nl — flmil't in thr I n \ ' I lull (■'. tMit^ j ai> r h a B 1ibl Swoon^s Son in Act Stolen Bases Aparlcio, ('hli sgo, Hyde. over.Hhadowod by Uiney Chicago at Cleveland iNi and Pal Miatiettn verr caai ref'orda in the AAU National j Although held to a lone one-ba-ae- land in the fir.it g;.me Roger Ma- Spahn (15-71 vs. Friend (14-12). The nrU (h.iiu|iinn got <>fl l.o »» ' ’ Sli' r idan rf ...... 4 0 0 r 0 0 G 19; Rivers. Chicago. 16; Landis, Duren'a Ppertacular re.m-uo role.p I'len e iU -8 ) vu .Narleaki iM-9). itrtkeoul vie lima brfme drat Icnae Mnr-li .( rhampion.ahlpa over the weekend, , knock. Maneggia chased lupne Kulaft, Tb ...... 4 11 A 4 1 1 n ri.a. who .snapped Woode.fthick'a (Only Games Scheduledi. girnl Hinil and wa*A right holrs up Chicago and Mantle, New 8'orU, with the Yankees, achieved hlft s man Chuck Snimemd alrokcd a but they will be contenders at three rnn.a one more than team- Kelly If ...... 4 0 1 ft 1 n 0 hillesa string witli single in the Kansas (My at lielinit iNi - - Tomorrow’s Schedule at llir riMl of thr 48 li. t (»iin<| I tr had a mriia 1 acni r id | i i> ...... , 0 II 0 0 0 0 : 10. game 6-2 triumph over Baltimore i Irancmntra l-rcnf'c Tlial Is how the U-S. swimming j Roy Mrtluire chipped in with two ! r,iff. \an!ag(' was ton gnal loi 'I’lavgis 1 Waivrni.'Ln ;?b ....., .3 M A 2 0 0 0 '8-2. .800; Turley. New York, 17-.8, with two runner.a on baae in the on haae in hntli llir mPlh and irillc c..^'|,;"'p veteran coaches as Boh Kiphulh. in | Tlie lorala sc()red twice in the Wfwdl.k, rf ...... •8 M n 2 0 r> 0 Cily’a six-game loaing streak. Boston at Wa.shington (N). St. lx>iita at San Francisco (N). InninR.a hut v aa unalclr tn |ccijch to o\('!ioiur although hr ’»('ltlr(| '.773; Delork. Boston. 10-3. .769; ninth and ae<’ured Pedro Rapu>a’ i • • * hia 42nd year at^Yale. and Mike | first inning and added eiglil mark­ S"ftin,vkl. c ...... 3- n 1 7 1 3 0 Swoon’s Son over the mile in • uiamed at Atlantic t'lly and had them around. Pnrinll. ('n a c h . l/'iai. dovv n and pla v rd hrl I r r golf in er* in the sixth on .six hits, with New York, .Ang. 11 {/P)— i Hyde. Washington. 9-3, .750; Ford, 11th victory hy reUrlnR three WHITK SOX 5-3. TIOFK^ 1-4 •JrAlfnrH Teppe, 28 year.* ar Ohio State. \ TcIhIb ...... 29 0 2 24 fi 1 :.44 4 .8 under 129 pounds. Round himself quite a day WTiltey .lolinson a rluh Irfl ID run- Ihr allrinuo'n loimd l'la\ rndrd both Bellrnghirl and -Maneggia get- 6 0 Perhaps it wa.s a little prema­ New 8’ork, 14-5, .737. atraight batters. BalUmme look nh “If the Olympics were today." : M'*rlajty B ...... 2iiu OliS Table, packing 131, was fifth. The Ridea Four Winners Reno Berlom's perfeit squeeze nera alrnndrd in thr llirrr yaiura F^lt kpi|« rf fill Ihr '.IHlh tiolf I’lull |iio Alr.ic Ung cfedlt with two RBI.a. Mori- lUX- 11 ! Strikeouts' Turley. New Yoik, the .second ganie 6- 1. Peppe aaid. “Australia and Japhn 2B D Sinmii'ni* Kelly. 7R. Paciiielte ture awarding the handicap lime waa only tWo-flfths of a sec­ Tlie national riding champion of bunt scored c'rank Bolling wnth IncItidinR Ifl m laat niRlit a till . M«s,... U I Ihi knr\ srrvrfl aa n l( i rr arty's concluded their scoring with ! .SR Cir D Slmnu.n.* SK Maneggia; I 133; Wynn, Chicago, 126; Ford. Dick Tomanek. a m)n-di.«»tin- Delroil'a winning nin in the I2lh And The Rains Came Ml I .nitfrliHn P 3h 'l‘rir\’ irailird ihr paynfl i oijiifl w'ould beat us. By 1960, these division title and lioi'se of the ond .slower than the t ark record the last three years booted home Spoil. No-lllller Mm 1.1.N 1h a sinRie lallv in the seventh. ' P '■ h'-ll.v ly ■Solt : New York, 120; Running, Detroit, 1 gui.shed lefthander, turned in a inning of the ‘flightcap: Bollmg t»\' drlraliiig dor Srgal, ‘2 ami 1, strong teenagers can challenge year honora to eilhei' tlallant a^l by Equipoise 26 year* ago. j four winnera at the .New Jeraey if Three games on lap this week. 3'’*'Bri ii*e,|ii,n'u"V'*7'lia*e 8: lll7 ; Pierce, Chicago, lO'i. apectacular two-inning relief had opened the inning \ftith his • ivMOcii ft ? A A t 1 D HtiV lionlon .'1 and J and .Sian I.Kf; TKHHV EI> TR.AYfJiS anybmly” Man, Round Table or lios.sibly The victory waa Swoon’s Son's ; track. One of hia winnera waa chore for Kanaa.'ft City. Centerfleld with one nut in the 'III. (1 M. 1 I A II II The Indianapolis AUiletlG Club ai; in Ihe .strong Hartford Twilight s o H.-ilhinil ll, Oia,.e s K.ilmend. 1; third hit. Jlii Rivera drP\e in four Weather Halts Play Hilin.'iki, al.Ho tiv a '1 and 2 .acorr i Immplon iliinneriip I,k*agiie. for Ihe ainbitiniis Oilers. , lj!'D “ft |■lm,.e lo fi.r in run* in S: fifth in seven starts thi.s year and Combustion II l $5.401 in the $25,- I Tomanek lelieved Tom Got man ninth Inning kept the quh )(-!liruw 4 0 n 1 T A 1 succes.sfully defended ibl team Bold Ruler. National Reagu# riin.ft w ith a lionier. single and 'nk.I.lDatiii 1 (» . 1 II I ft 1 1 Ihlinaki \'as Ihr d(driiding king. .1,- o.n. T-__ .nnanA I Kilrnetul* 2 foi 1 run in 2 R. Ifliase; v as worth 487,675. Last year when ' 000 added Philadelphia Turf : with the basea full, nobody out and ' Ing MrI>Aughlln from n maateiful 1 A A rhampimiship with a young crop Tonight the .Silk TruMveta engage l „.p (|„,)|„nu, Chase. I.. Cha,.e, Time. After all there's a hard-hitting Batting Musial. .St. I»uis, .sacriftre fly in the While *Sox‘ first fSilki t‘ M (1 2 Ti a VglH r 11 Mima t rd ,M rl 1 hull irhi, Gengrass Motors at Colt s Park | 2 an. Swoon's Son won the stake under I Handicap. Hindu Festival, a bet- i the acore tied 2-2 in the bottom of nfv-hitter In .Saturdays otiemng Finri'‘Kflii 5ft . fi (1 M n M (1 of native Americana. The team .8-year-old by the name nf Swoon's I .343; Ashblirn. Philadelphia. 340, game 5-2 victory.' Ray Moore A and 1’. Sa\'in '/.nvnirlla 2 and 1. 132 pound* il wa* worth only .ter liked slablemate, was second. jihe ninth, and atiuck out I.any gs.me The iT-year-old StialftUil K**^nr n . . 1 A A A A champion seldom has repealed in Son, And he's very much in the ! Mays. San Francisco. .336; Aaron. | yielded thiee hits but needed help In Milwaukee Open rlghLhsndfr, who altenda Knir ami l)fM .\llft Jon Hemicka and Murray Rose, , 150 Equipoise Mile at Arlington ' burgh. .320. lOth-tifelime victmy in 12 deci­ recorded I.^ atnkeoula t'Jnlv in tho II Si I Uf'ft wa.M MH'dali.sl ami was tlir oiilv umph of hi* caregc. - best of tlie 3-year-olda still in i more Cleveland batler.s in the 10th_ 1. HimkU Dill fn1 Mh1 '1) III nil Australians borrowed from the Park last Saturday. j Runs Banks. Oiicago, 89; sions against Detroit. im MIn :!oMII othri r\ iliaiMpion hrstdr . IliIiiuHki Pink Giant Thunders Angjhar vtlTory like the Eqiii- competition, won Saratoga’s 146.- I after Kansaa City had hioken the .Milvs aiikrc, Aiijf. 11 (/P)— -* Antonio, Tex and Paul Ham»y of Mniu I University of »Soulhein ('alifornia Some have accused owuciv-E., ' Aaron. Milwaaikee. 82; Mays, San ! |ll,1 Mill IMHI It in I hr 1 ha mpumsliip f hg hi, p7ir.se and Swoon's .Son will enter . 300 Travers America * oldest lie in the top of the^lnninj;. | Torrm lial rBins, Hn'oinpanicdy'""''’’'*''' ;ft i'rti*..M iin '1 111 .■ ( HM Sr IIID ID' No TV, No Commission by the Los Angeles Athletic Club, Gay Drake, retired_LaxingUin. i Francisco. 78; Neal. LoS Angeles, i SENATOR.S 6-1. 0.1M»LKS ?-6 hitlers In the fnuilli and tun in the select millionaire class with race. In giving Jeffords his aec- In another doubleheader split, . , . 1 All Slone in aixth place with an fi 11 n ' 1 n c* SAi‘ ^Rnn^ IK'' I'-. •lift were just as terrific as expected Ky., auto dealer. fl'iTd Trainer A. 73, Mathews, Milwaukee—71. ("linl (.-'mil iMov each of the .aeroml. flflh ai.xih. Mnn-c Mr 1l.nuKlili'H r-’iill« I I1 ,oH M It To Victory in Gold Cup Race Na.shua, Round Table and Cila- ond triumph in the slakes - th# Detroit edk<'d Clurago 1-1 in 12 in- t drove In llireefln stiOliy Windy , , phi-under 202 waa Bob Roshurg. l»'. Httnlf' ■Ml fi riH M. A>l-$i but Urey couldn’t push their team . G. WTlson of .selecting the apola l on. He now ha* a $938,604 bank other one waa in 1926 Ptano Jim Run* Batted T’ Banks, (Ihi- ' ninga after the \^'hlte Sox had won rrns In W ashinRton a first gs me pon.s and 8eilt wat PI'Kusl'l UK psln Alio Calif, pro who uses a srv'enih and eight li ftamrs A Nc'w York i.N'KAl Dewey• I’alleiaoo-Ilny lliirna outliiR in ■\ l•^ln''l »■ iCliliu K. . 1 Si higher than second. 81 point.s to for the Bon of Doge, Perhaps that paid $4.40 for $2. 1 rago, 96; Thomas, Pittsburgh. 83; the opener 5-2 grand total of .IT Mam lirstn bat,* M. S.lfim 1 MiM( ' lln 1' J::i< l>:ii(| :i i account, fourth back of the three rictory ,an'os.s fainva.v.8 at the Triiioli | bssehsii grip. l•■™KellH, Inal r,f the Urnndway j l-o» AnRele, on Aur, 18., the lAUs 9.T Seattle. Aug. 11 i.T' A blush­ to 106.299 but leading all Ihe'WjCy. la true for Swoon's Son has con­ equine millionaires. Barkers of Sir Ruler i$7 40i CHUglil the Anderson. Philadelphia, 74; Aaron, alors were held to five hits m the i men were atrikmul vntini.* o\rr I '• Mr i.MuirlUi I im ...... (Jdlf Club ye.sterda.v, foiTingj llitrney doain* In the long werkemi ..ff M. Ailiitn ■’ fmi 4 •I fiRld Imc.kCH, l.a fuu.muiR a clul. ■ ' where that ''VinK Kkh'V Sets New K*N'onl ing pink giant fresh from the Lost to meclwin'lral trouble after fined his work to the Midwest and the Drake coll received $18 for .$2 front ninning The Shoe in the j .Milwaukee. 69; Cepeda, San Frnn- YA.NKS *-S, BED SOX .8-9 second game by Billy O Dell. who MlOirllH 1 f,.i I PUD I 1 1 Itu hai a t f .i su.‘oi t by pc'raonne! add dO 000 more \s’il lun 1 D’lnera, champlonshipH, setting an Ameri­ Second in, the 90-mile classic Round Table as Dave Erh sent 1jockey by Willie .Shoemaker, re- ! Rockingham Park. clsco, 135, with four straight hit.* in thr hil for Washington. I wiprd off the board'bV the siiddrn, , , , , wa.s Coral Reef of Tacoma, Wa.ah. The Maverick, a red hot con­ ' . . .Y idd rioff. wlio now plava out of hia teaniniatea 10 miIc',H of clownlov\-n," he c'x-, l*'i iiRc'tta tt'h*phoi.ed .aonu'ccne.. at can and A A I' record of 2:20.8 in Doubles — Hoak, Clnrlnnati, 29, ______— 1 violent atorni that caught three- . c Gale V of Ck-tfoit placed third. tender from Lake Mead. never Hollywood. Fla . took a 37 on the Stratford ai'orrd bun! H«dh lunnri.a , ( ’mrmnali Aug 11 Thr Na S'otk nclwec-n no cftmnua.iion and, < leocRe (*ai na.a.aii.a of 1 he* Dl>'inpic I The Indianapolia team uncorked Thriflwny, flnislied her race on j .273, with Coral Reef In cloae hut Ameilean 1-eague Triples — VIrdon. Pittsburgh. 123, and Ooalby were two-over raced all thr \sny amuml to a. otr I'enn , stilt was the man In catcFi 'tionai leagur blurpiinl fm Ib.'iO J >nr half h.nidii^idi me I('Icvi.Hioii. u c* c‘an'L iiiiaa " ) Auchloruim cccnihine hel Promoter I a couple of I’epl Hurpnses In Mike the holtom of Ljike Washington.^ futile pursuit. Colavito, Cleveland (24i. To Headline Week’s Activity ; 11; Banks, C’hicago. Ashburn, To Riiiney and Youna Giants ^ with 2.8,4 Rosburg was one-oVer when Saimond'a throw to Ar< ond ( ‘hiMB. A- .Toc Wall :iu .{ ’JT Hill at par 3.8-3.8 70 Tripoli. The fm- Ileak hcisliiiR mav he ecu Ihe de- Pill Rosenaohn $.'i,000 that a rather [Terry, a .June high school giaduare* -her-noae-at-ill buried in the flank j Hawaii Kai earned 2,000 point*, Doby, Cleveland (8 ). I Philadelphia. M*ys, San Francisco ; and C'rmtad waa even par. to gpt thr lead runnri, ^luleil into ralla for e longet mid rnrliri baar. rlraav 11 .1 '.V** Sluu l‘rigu8on 12 exactly twice the total of Coral mcr U S Open champion held a c line- eDewlicre hut md in KniR-dudujary. welter nialih between I who tied the AAll lecord of 1:02.8 of the 43-foot Coast Guard patrol , Power, Cleveland ifli. . and ‘Bla*lngar.ie. 8 l. Louis. 9. J. r. Gooaio, good-natured‘-pro renterfirld and Ihr tialt. rollrd U>aM aeaeon \ 2M Hill Allrn 12 I 2H l.oii Hr« k New York, Aug. 11 tyi — Top- *'contenders and DeJohn seventh. Philadelphia (NF.M llte ciir-* that -ihe retold ahows his hig tine? alroke lend with a 13-undei- Rclla a C uhhvhcde otfire on ihe .t ’nnurn Raailio and Art AraRon, I in winning the 100-metej' butterfly, boat she rammed and sank. |Reef. Gale V .scored 636, Burien Maris. Kansas City 1191. ^ome Runa — Banks. Gblcago, I from Knoxville. Tenn.. had?Te*son through thr leg* of irsp.r\c rrnler I iriiftpr mnilrd ropira of tlir n IV 1 V>' 4,80 and Spokane 384. The Kai got ranking welterweight Ga.spar Or­ The 33-year old Ciihan haa won rent Giants are tlie most exi ll-1 months to be August and Hepteni- par 197 tnr 54 holes. a hac k aide of Ihe third ficcor of l.AO.'i al.an at W'rlRley l.'ield, « ould oiit- land Alien .Somers, who alllL ha.s Driver Bill Muncey and five Simpson, KAnsas City 2 ( 6 ). .34; Thomas. Pitlshurgh. .28; I for Ills downcast expression. His fielder Pick Sviveftter . '^prelnninarv arhrdulr to it* i lulia Cht.aa H Mm| l.iil‘’iMmi. IV f' V7. 400 for each victory, 400 for th# tega of Mexico and heavyweight four straight. Including a split ing- ball rluh since the 19.84 edition I her Tied for seeond place willi 20O.i Uic.aclwav \c.hcM. he haa kept di.iw PaMcia.cn and llatrla Ultx*e a year of high school but finlahed Coast Guardsmen were Injured in Maxwell. Detroit i8 i. A c ron, 25; Methew*, fivc-under 6.8 the lowest score of Mi^trrlta wa,* i bii.).grd *AV il h the PhuI W’lllrv It ft va John I'handa fastest hear aud 400 more (or th# challenger Nino Valdes of Cuba decision ovei DeJohn at Syracuse and because of Iheir youth and|- "I don't hn\> lo tell you that wrie Bill Casper Jr . of Apple V'al- IhuiR'a ahvc for 27 y.-ar.a, * I week.a l.dci, .Sept, a .sloul third In the punishing 1500- one of the moat spectacular acci­ Rivera. Chicago (7i. I Mtlweukee, 24: ,W r11x. fThicftRo, ! the day's (jomplclert rounds—wa* aelbac k aU-hrmETf riMiir up nnlv , ir nppmverl lice new ac hrdule IV -l VK risk'their chances for tille fights April 23. daring even more inleresting. The Willie's value is incalculable Like Iry. Calif . ami Boh Goalhy of Belle- “Tlir .shnipira aioiind l>o.* Arj- imeler fieeslyle. dents in Gold Cup hlalory, none best total lime. .Muncey had set Trlandos, Baltimore (23). ' C’ovlngton. Milwaukee, end Ce- . m x ccafellee, Iwc, fire piiaac. .ynd „.ouM atari I he ariiaon c,n April HI, t'laNX <’ Hill Da via 1ft lu Vft l''iagrttfi. Ihr onr-tuur r tn a ,' in bouts this week'with opponents half doren reim ils h»ve veleriuis they asy about Mu key Mantle of \iUe. III. One afroke behind Ihem w.ished nut grlra I limit ho much of Parnaaan.*' I The IT-ycHi-oUi 'I'loy. although Heiloiusly. Five howling unlimited the old race record at 101.978 last Runnels, Boston (4i. 1(1 -bis last two figlits. husky ; peda. San Franfiaoo. 21, recnrdlnR ai.x alnkenula And until ,r„ii- Mrrti l *ai \ r\’ 11 ft Vft, A) f ‘o\slra 11- N Y . sports wntci, giaving. lhe,y've be'alen before. like Danny O'Connell and Ray the Yankoes, he hits the long hall,l„n,| fnii,- back of Middlrroff u'eic I'll just have to ahoot another brt thiH thrv hit brgging for I'lip swam for the Indianapolis Ath- hydmplanea had janimeo into the year. Nino bombed mu Johnny Summer­ the fatal Inat Inning thr I ' nl.A had 7 Vft . rounding and *'»u waa opening hia National I,«ague I ritrhlng ' - Willey. Milwaukee bunta with two strike., on him iX,) haired Joe t'onrad. the 19,8.8 6.8. said Gonsie "Maybe 1 can tioiihl arrotul Tiir.adaN 11 xyould pin r.s Ml all of it , ' said a man- : letic (’lub. Is a prrxiud of a public Ural turn after the start of heat Regas^ 1s an automobile sales­ Ortega takes on smooth-boxing, lin in the flflh r<;iund and Hai/ild JablonsW playing , falhoma above played rrrorlr** ball ni'iil The telrphono rang incr.s- Banks. Chicago 2 (34i. j and Griaaom.' San Kranrtaoo. 7-3, steals, makes (he great play In Ihe British'Open champion fiom .S,an even heat t hat Inae oi\_^j*I>l 27, iiinning 171 dnva ^ ODD H4)l.|. 1 tn HN \ M IM Hgri ju.^t m fioin thr ion.*d. parU.s age group iwlmming pro­ 2A. when .Mia.a Thriftway lost her man In his non-racing llrrte, Hi* light-hilling Mickey Crawfhrd of Carter in the ninth. The laltei their heads. Ml-Mniirhratrf Thomson, Chicago (151. .700; aSemproch, Philadelphia. 13- outfield, throws runners out si ‘ malead of Ihr uabal HIT » (Jur half hamlhap aanll\-. " | rudder. pit c'rew. which kept the Kai hum­ Saginaw, .Mich., *1 NevC 8'iirk'a fight was on July 9, DeJohn beat Every game . Is a World Series gram, Such programs, Coar h P^p- Crandall. Milwaukee 2 n.8 i. I 6. ,684; Spahn, Milwaukee. 15-7, second and tliii-d aqd draws people ^ - Tt H'B* atmllv an all-Manihea And (.'mrlnnHll'a Urtilfga. Il\r I'ln.aH A T»»iu !■ imlKu'i .11 .1 VI “DoMa get \Nlute\- HnuHiiMn' ; Muncey fought the wheel lo pull ming like a contended, 1649-horse­ Madison .Square Garden Wednes^ bulky Bob Baker on June 20 lo Bill Rigney and the kids —lim pe tr)ld newsmen after the meet. Bounchee. Philadelphia (4i. 582; McCormick, San Franrlaco, into the park What else is a ball- | ter ahow in Sundav.* aftrrnonn fdflrat Irani in thr league wimhl Shrr l*'rrguaon 10 l 1'> (.s(Mon»l ami « ul man* on a plane IS the way the United States can Vhe three-ton juggernaut she power hornet, is dominating h* day night (ABC-TV'i. Valdes face* Tlie voting on the flrqt V’aldes- Davenport, I.,eon Wagner. Orlan­ ronte,*t aa .T«*hnaon'a < luh tuilrd p|,,v tiiulltlnnsl opening game I'lnuH H Vu Dnl -'•'."I Fernandez., Philadelphia (5i. DeJohn bout \yas almost as close 8-4. .776. player* expected )o do? ,i: I .1.1. Viit lor Caiacaa. ' he said. “Hr'a l\.»ri- ; overcome govei mnent-.subsidized waa travelingmore than 140 miles Gold Cup scenery. lanky .Mike DeJohn of Syracuse. do Cepeda. Willie Kirk4*i»d. Felijte for ila aplemhd romrha. k pci - , , .,.n,|,v Klel.1 on April 0 RouKlm to:. ID O'Connell, San Francisco (3i.- as you could make-it. The l eferee StrikeoiiU Jonea. 8 t. Loiila. Maya does even more for lhc'[ dliug Ike (*lic.«dnul (fratheri .swimming programa of some other per hoiii away from the log Industrialist Edga^r Kaiser owns N. T.. at the Rochester Xtem'orlal AlOii and Bob Schmidt They can't forrnancea thioiiRhont Ihe year, I.eaRiie chief WnJ-ren tlllea aaid ('la.aa I’ X'lUi ARc,.siin»'lh 1.7 'd Spencer. San Francl.*(7o (12(. scored for DeJohn .8-4-1. The 146; Arttonelli. San Fraheiaro. 107; Giants. At 27. the Ssy Hey Kid Hgam.sl .So:mv Lfum l ’hr'?tnul gels I count l ies. boom and Its lightly parked row the boat but turned her oven to Auditorium Frida v night (.NBC wall to get to the park and defeat tallied alngjle mnrkera in lliij art. -cp^ exlia claya wouhl hr for trcwel 7.7, l.aitX' I^ciaiitoti 12 a .71, Joe Davenport. San Franctago 2 (7). judges ipade Nino the winner, .6-4, Podrea. Loa AnKelea. 1^4; Spahn. has become a sort of ekier slales- $.1,000 ami expense.*. Ro.se. the blond vegetarian who of pleasure boats. Thrifty hit Hte the crew for racing. The Kai won TV-radio). prartically throws them Into a ond Ihircl taml aixth innmjja and ^inie tn allow nil cliiba to make four linnetir, 12 8 71 Speake,. San Francisco (3). and 5-.8. eight priints to five Milwaukee, 103; "Roberta,. Phila­ man Iq tlie young outfielder* flank- “ Thev aa\ things are dr,4d .Well, won the 400 and 1500-meter, free? patrol vessel full till and the two five straight speedboat races last / I n their first meeting at the Gar-' funeral procesaioh, Rigney spends 0 (6 piiahed acro.a, two hiR iiiii. in the,,,, „ yveat I'oaat Kaainn Snfder, Los Angeles (10). There .won't be any Monday delphia,, 97. Ing him WagneiV Alou and Kirk­ jirsl now I niatclied .loey iJiardoiln style events, also was surprised by sank together. A akyfull of red year but had not raced in 19,88, den,' J.iil.v 11, the 23ryear old Or­ hia waking hours .managing and fifth on nnlv one lilt, a run prodiic-- make only Hirer tonal liipa im iMON fuid H«dly Mims ilop-iankipc mid- bl until yesterday. ' ‘ Hodges, Loa Angeles (15). tega 7von a split drtiislon over the night fight telecast from New land, in (enter field, he shouts InR amRlr hv third hn.scman 8V e .l„ „ , the Anrcrican youngsters in his flares stopped the race and it was York's St. Nicholas Arena. Match­ Old Bag O' Bones sleeps little. This f , , (he,,, Srlrcli'd IV llolr^ dlew (Mg lu D I m a police benefit Robinson. Ctneinnatl (_201. 24-year^fold Crawford. The nlajor- Inz-l* B' s fS'* first AAU oulrioor meet. He was rerun an hour later. maker-Promoter Teddy Briinner hirsllingr outfit doesn't lack A’ 1 C CJ Cl ^ n o ' acheihile «7ll he i.cniplcled i tnr half luuldii hJi. show lluu will diaw $7.1,00(1 in Mazeroskl, Pittsburgh"? (13), Ity and minority ofBcials were closer to the foul lines snd in snd tii t ® ^ Meanwiillr Silk 1 .mn nee Clv. e ^ mretinR next SrpI 8 nl especially intpie.ssed by Somers. .Spill Into Three Dtsialoha cheerleader'on. and off the field 1‘lH.a.a A M\ rh')x laonuiUrn \ Haltiimne in SepttMUhrr Kach widely split on this. one. Referee has shut' down for the summer. out, depending on the halter. j sa«'« Richard coaal,*, nloiiR wilh » nif v Although she Ihe only boat Mark Conn liked Crawford’s skill­ Th’e Mohdoy night fight telecasts Rigney professed not to be dis­ May* is happy at bat for the i four*hlttrr until wrakrii ng in hr , i ffglUei gels -$ioono .with the per- Aussies Discuss sunk, Thriflway was not the only Fc^doLDcrr ful-boxing and had him ahead 7-3 had run consecutively for about turbed when the Giants stopped firat lime in four years, with the f ninth when two amRlea and a , . m ^ T (’lH8a< H Kulh HishmI fti u Krllnrr. I.millf' ('ni\r\ Hni ■ Ii,»se TtOiiio l.oper il\e Mexican divisions. To,day down the dugout for a pinch-hit-! Batting honora for the wrekrnd rlianipionahipa AIir. IR at Stock­ I of Malcolm Anderson and Mervin "1 tell the kids that this weather cloer on Aug 1 .S witlt thr ,*ninllr*t , bHra.-WilliHina rider, in tlu' I'ow I'aiacr on Aug. Mttle Jack Regaa set the stage South End* vs. North Ends, 6:13 ter. he had only Dusty Rhodes j iwere garnered by Slrntfm-da Art holm. but mtniia two of Ita atara Rose. will get them In better shape for for eventual triumph by driving OF MANCHESTER —Mt. Nebo. Now he sees Hank Sauer, Boh ■ Rirketla. who roJlrj trd fl\r hit* in number of con*ignoi* of ^n\ xr*- ' Sr<’oml low juM .'1 tix cl\j) 1 .m who weiT "puiRcd" yeajerday, l-'l CIRCri Cl llccccl.s |l>;|lls Ihl'O llR h- : the Kai lo victory In Heat lA at LTAA President X)on Ferguapn «LEtOHEK BLASS GO. MItrliell , P (A F vs. Naaslffs, 6—M’est Side the final run, " he s.ld,S'h.le sp„U e,. Whilcy I^. kman. Bill 14 at bala Frahlrr Marah and ftu^n but one of the l/ugrai gioupa rnt/.rn, l-:ir.’«mii Paigr,* Peg <'hkiidM I Nina Ponomareva, the .Soviet mil lh«' Win 111 ami thla 4;nuntrv. an average 108.734 mile* per hour. i said the association had not com­ 9-1811 . Oval. ing out a schedule for' hla ra Rslmond ojirh had three binglr,* foi of horara Kinv**t\ will hr «rnt into rHI<:sil>KN 1'*’^ C’l l‘ woman dtarua champion who pro­ While, one of the ||ktchei'a. Valmy Dm* Oga/on* Haivrlona flvw'i'ight. j Miss 'n' Save, another honre- pleted invesMgatlon Into report* Finast 135 v*. Rainbow, 6:15— skimpv pitching staff. Msnrbeatrr, jihe ring h\' right rtwnria * --Thi cequai tci of diffcicn«r m voked an intei*nationai controveray IM tVEST MIUDLE TCRMriHE Thomas or Schmidt, Alou Daven­ brat thr rh.impion r many go<)d hitters ______, ^h.andi.vHpa two yeara » g o when accuaed of towrt entry, won Heat 2A at 93.7 I Robertson Park. port and Kddlc Bressoud m .li>hjinnrshu’g iNov\ i... ua-i CURNEI!t OtJRAN'T 8 T. for me to worry about this club I Koh («(Udon dc'fentcd lor Mr-j ahoplif.trnR, and world record ahot- m.p.h. and Muncey brought home I The meeting is likely to consid­ j Marines v*. BA'*,^8:30--Robert- Bill Rigney expected Ihe yoiifig g« i- Prtli o 1’ahMllrro HI. v want.*4 | Mtss Thriflway in Heat 3A at er a report ^rom New York quot- : son Park. not hitting, and ll'a going to lak# and inexperienced Giant* to gel Hugh, oni' Up Mel l|;ntfirld de-,' putter Miaa Galina Zyblna were NEW LARGER QUARTERS a lot pf beating to knock the en­ fcatiMl \'llp Agosiipr^lt onp.u|>, wt>iU foi Ills iigrr m Wne^.ufU ami 108.2,89. ■ Ing a United States LTA official Nararene vs. St. Mary's. 6:15— off'rather alowlv and close with a 30 MINUTE both dropped from 'the Ruaalan thusiasm out of these kids. Just West Coast Atlilelic Dirpclors HoV IVUhKju a defrali'd MaurU e thr 0 ’irr\t. aquad. Onl,v 11 boats were healthy on expen.se money Anderson is re­ ; Charter Oak. rush. ceiving PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING watch them swing bats. They were Willry. one-up. .‘xImm iIiIuimKi de IkisN, Haul Kiagetla; "Thoy Tamara Ti.ahkevltch. Soviet and enough.to attempt * second-heat Elks V* Trust, 6-Charter Oak, Instead, the Giant* started rap­ want lUllt' IrllowH m Wnczucla, start. Miaa Bardahl, Thriftway too Tlte official was quoted as *«•- accustomed to owning only one idly and are awaggerlngly confi­ om frntrd Del Hnllaid k nml .lor Olympic champion ahotpiitfer. loal bat, you see. and H feel* so good INSTALLATION To Nominate' Itosc' B I Tram (\'rln» drfoalrd t'Uff \’iuiu.'\ di'- Manila. Tnk\t) Hinl Hangkok " all the metala ahe Won at' a recent and Miaa Seattle ‘ of. the' home Ing the South Orange Club "ICfea , AUTO GUkSS INSTAUED dent that they'll finish the ssme otheia on the circuit" was pa.ving to have 10 that they have to swlni| jlHult: .loo MhiUm drToai(Mi .lolm If l*'i .igrt t j» 1.* a«> bu^*. whalgi Soviet track meet but remained on fleet and Miss Supertest of Lon­ way. Anderson 120 daily pKis a percent­ three or four all the time." Porlltnd. Ore , Aur 11 i.Ti Th&jllonnl Piciiidc R.xtlnR Co nndand Ihethr Ruahrr II B .’»nd 4. Prank ObrrnP wiamg with llir amir srimu-'C ? ] the squad don, Onl„ were beAched with me­ OLASS FURNITURE TOPS age of his traveling-costs.— Rigney removed hIS glasaes, athletic direclom of tlin recently Rir Ten Conference which xcmix akl defcatcit Karl U.ilWIcpcr, one., “('hlrfly Iho twt* iinlirtnnlly Irlo- n>e Atl-l'nion Soviet Track and chanical aches, Miaa Spokane had \is('t| .Hhowa, bill IhapH an oM a four-foot-long hole tn her^tern, Before leavjng Australia Ander­ wiped theni and winked tn remind, Mufflers Tires Balferies dUsolvcd Pacific Conxt confcicnce| the other Icnm tn Ihe New Yeni x up. Kidd Committee aaid the two MIRRORS (Fir«piacc c4 women were dropped ''for egoltSm memento of a too-close turn ahead oi'TROARU MOTORS 1=1.1 for the 1060 Roac Bowl, the' Or-' toic.HlOfl mllliona of people tiv bo.x* and iinaportamanfike behavior." of Detroiter Bill Qantrell In Gale, cept expenses' only at tJje Brttteh 'mendou* potential in 'reserve. Ciudad Trujillo, 'llomlnican Re- ! The alrife-torn conference'dua- Carve.C .8 and 4. Kinnr l-o.icnlr.cn Queens Cltib. Wimbledon and'lit* PICTURE FRAMING (oN fypM) "It starts with Willie Mays,!’ he ejfonlan aald today .xnlvecl effective .lime ,70. IfifiP at defeated Bill .Sunpsini, ime-up; lug. h\U II killed atiihll rlub.a- and ' The newapaper Soviet Sport uld V. public- Pasrtiaf Perer. IK), Argen-1 i onae<|neni ly little new talent lina 81(a.a Z-ybina and. Miaa, Tiahkevilrh Then cam* he*t ,2X and the United States Singles'and Doubts*'! SALES ond smileiL "Willie Is hitting well tlna, outpointed Tito Ragone, 114, i The newapaper aaid it roI tlua a nnr-day ineelinR of faculty rep- OrorRe Benton dofcali'il Vin Bor- CStampionshipa. Apderaon has said WINDOW «m4 F U TE g l a s s Aims High Seat Covers Floor Mats been develope that ha rroBld EiTlitAIES alAOLY OIVI n t AIT MAIN ST# R *fa t cam* back with the Kai memher Ui* Boiton Red’ iiKortal cinch lo laad both leajfiiea RwlilliieB, Warren. Ohio, 10. th* Rote Bowl contract—the tour- Slate. Waahlnpiton Slate, Btftnford 3; Gordon \Vilaon defeated ' Jtm Fight mana^tre ran in and out. the .vmmgeter is pnly pl-o- Taylor, CWicato abd 2S(im»«r, Lo* prove RD** was breaking amatdur iftax^ln.'ltM. ■ li , I ta batting and tha 'Weak ww get 1*: (W-OghU UnbvallablOy— a a ^ m t of Roaea Aaan., the .Na. and Idaho. Gordon, one-up. * Tha talk iwitched to t|ia Floyd t*clH\g hlihaelf from rain. Ah(«1m , It. tb beat 1^ il«wlnff.>Ua fe e * nU**!’* ,, ...... 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Write Disappearing Stairways $24.96 ea4th - 6-5226, Ml 8-7444. new. .Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. ' Aui- loads of living comfort. FHne loca­ oomfleld woman today for ra­ NEATNESS! FURNITURE EXCHANGE mediate pccupancy. $15,700. EAST HARTFORD)—$10,800 Cape 8:15 A.M. to 4:50 P.M. 1997 BLACK Chevrold B*l Air. ' mCTfS WEATHERSTRIP CoPi Undo, Watertown, Mass, Dry 1x6 Sheathing $84.00 per M' ford. Ml 9-6818, dr Robert D. Mur­ tion?-Three-car garage. With or Social Security sing to testify In a morals case baidlop. whilcwall*. power alcer- i ..p’any. duora and wlndowa, ciiitdrr Prefinished Paneling 16 OAK ST. ' dock. MI 8-«473. 8-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH. B a«t- '«Cod, 4 rdoma, first -dSM condi­ without big red bam. Madeline 111 which she was the complaining from 24c sq. ftj Houses for Rent ins, stainless ateel range, male 35 case included, $80. MI 4-0605. S. Dash. Babbs Beach, C Court. MI 9-0788 tered walls, 80x320 lot. Assume $62 lo our retired workers and their action* and found the pair in­ been loal and applh ation haa been ' nias. Fern Gardens, iTB Fern St. BOWERS St ! -$15,000, excellent Eves, CH 92094, ,IA 9-0934 ! tJiiarfl (Vi , 443 Main Rt monthly payments or 10% mort­ famiUes." nocent. made to aald Aaaociolion fm pay-| MORTIXK'K R Mfinrhmlcr n NEAR BOLTON, Rt. 6, combina-1 COLUMBIA LAKE - Three bed­ location, near school, finished 6 meni of the amount of depoail | 24 HOUR Immedtala aervice. Re­ HOUSEWIVES! Cuatomtr demand Harry CROCKETT’S VALUES gage available. Asking $10,900. Kennedy also urged removal of Two Rockville men were fined iMf: driving mhonl, niir#* nkillotl, modeling. repairing, new inalaila- tion ga* Htation and luncheonette. I for Avon coametic* is highest In 38 Maple St. Tel.. MI i-'4327. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 room cottage, available August 17- room Cape, ^ull shed dormer, I'-j the present dollar celling on lump- In city court today for intrrlcatlon. GLADIOLI and asters. 864 Bush Labor Day. Electric kitchen, hot Lawrence F'. Flano. Broker. MI QUIT PAYING HIGH RENT f oiiitroiiA tnnfriKlorjt, O haa loom Hoiisphold Services tiona, elcrtnc aewer cleaning, alBo amall 5 room home, 1,400 ft. ! history! Start now—a* an Avon tile bath, full cellar with hatchway i 9-5910. .lum death payments and a j-elurn Richard R. Dion, 22. 87 Talcott inutruclHmA fnr IS, ifi. 17 drai.n pipca denned faat and efR- commercial frontage on Rt. 6, 900, representative-earn 125 to 140 a 18" TORO ROTARY mower, dla Hill Rd. MI 3-6994. CHESTER FURRIERS remodels water. Sandv Beach. Call HA and connections for washer and ! $10,500—Eight room house. Isolat­ Announcements 2 O fferetl HA 3-1886, ed. but close to town. Owner will You ran make ‘money also, A lo a provision, previously In the Avc.. paid a $21 fine and Arnold ol(l?i Trlophone Mr Mnrilork I»l cient. Will R. (Juy. MI 3-0677 ft. frontage on side road Owner | week, with A d0% commission. continued model. Regular $69.06, furs (or $19.95. EMr storage $2. dryer. Hot.water oil neat, amesite BOLTON—Clean six room de luxe law. For payments equal to three Shane, 23. of RFT) 2 paid a $15 SADDLE HORSES for hire at rot !mi of r>rlv>r KfiiirAllnn. Ml KI.AT FFNIRH Holland window; doing good biiaines* Considerable Avon Products, JA 2-1768. now $49.95. Marlow's, 867 Main St. Cleaning, and glazing $3. MI 6.7218. driveway, aluminum combination carry mortgage. Five acres, ga four room house shell, * dug well, Household Goods 5L I.AKE AMSTON Four room cot­ cages, etc. Good value, ranch. Plaatered walla, aluminum limes the monthly benefit to fine. B L B Stable*. Great Swamp Rd , ahadei. msde to measure All i cash retiulred. Lawrence F. P'iano, wlndowa and doors. Electric stove, combinationa, two-car basement electricity, finished road, 200' front­ Moving— Trucking— PRE-SEASON chain saw tpecial. tage near water, $60 per week MI tvhtch an Insured worker is en- Alexia H. Gallant. 27, 67 West Glaatonbury rnelal Venetian hdrid* at a new j Ml 9-9910. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. sUver, Venetian blinds, full length fire­ garage, $4 acre lot. Nice view. age by 190'. Only $3205. Near every­ IsARRON R, ('nniipclirijl n firRi 11- COUNTER GIRLS 16 Or over. Ap­ Save up to 30% on Clinton saws. 3-5169. place mirror, etc, included. Owner $11,500—Neat four room ranch Ulled. St., was fined $9 for reckless driv­ low priee Keya mad« while you S to ra g e 20 glass phina, and used furniture Wanted—^To Buy 58 with garage and a beautiful lot. Must sell, owner transferred. Ask­ thing. See It, buy it quick, He said this would mean a max­ ing. He pleaded no contest. Fines f onHi'd dr iving lu 1kk>1 TiRin^d wait Marlow'a ' ply Wi(fwam Snack Bar. MI 9-8162. New and used. Capitor Equipment MI 9-4779. ing $16,900. Lawrence F. Flano, OrlifiPfl And Approvn! Ia now 33 C o.,.88 Malp 8t„ M? 8-7958. bougtir and sold. Furniture Repair COTTAGE —Miaquamlcut, R. I. Ideal place for children. In Bolton. imum payment of $381 instead of of $6 and $3 were imposed on Personals S MOVE BY TRAII.ER van. If* lea.i Money to Loan WANTED TO BUY Broker. MI 9-5910. T R 5 -5 3 3 9 t)(friing f iHAAroorn And behind- RADIO RPlPArRR on aiiy mako— i expenatve—One load ln*tead of ABLE WOMAN over 30, Housework Service. Ml 3-7449. Two bedroom, all .’onveniences. VERNON LAKE Street—Five room $11,990—Bus line, older six room the present ceiling of $255. Frank W. Poliansky, 86, 53 ^ rln g Good uaed resaleable furniture, Reasonable. Phone TR 5-2121. 6-8 house with garage. Oil heat, shal Vacuum c l e a n e r s repaired In wher) iMAfnictlon ff»r- lf*pn«gprA , all amplifiera and phonographai two or three - EaKier loading and ABANDON ALL BILI^-Apply for I day and babysitting occaalonal- CEDAR CLOTHES tine polee in ranch. 3 years old. Must sell. P. BOLTON—New 5H room ranch. "The meager lump sum pay­ St., for operating with defective stalled, all sizes. Old poles re­ FRANK IS starting to buy and sell also - amall upright and spinet p.m. low lot. requires minimum of yard 10 a.m, - 8 p.m. my own horn* ahop. Forty yeara M l ft fi07.*i ami rhnngera Over 47 veara total! unloading - Olatinctive, dignified a 1st, 2nd, or lid mortgage. Con­ ty. Prefer someone ivho Dan stay ptanOa’. Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321. Built-in appliances, ceramic bath, ments now provided." Kennedy muffler and defective lights. Ray­ factory experience. All makea. low solidate your debt* Into one easy 2-3 weeks. First of November. moved Reasonable. Used .ruck good uaed furniture and antiques work. Vacant. experienre 9t» daya guarantee on , and smart "The Heat for lHikc, MI 3-.9t87 WANTED—A middle-aged babysit­ MOTO-MOWER. Toro, Jacobeen In good condition. Oil, full base­ c'upancy. Prlc* $15,400. Lawrence Wanted— Real Entate 77 2-9904 Ibe wlierl Inwl ructioiiA In phnAem KimNITITRI*: RKPAIRINO An | Hartford CM 7-1423 tape nlimlted funds available for SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Exchange with apple orchard. Paneled fire­ Illness expenses." off-duty policeman. ter for Dennis The Menace (age 9 rotary, reel or riding type power CONCRETE BLOCK and ateel In­ place wall, basemeilt. large porch ment. GI or FHA, centr.il. F. Flano. Broker. AH 9-5010. f»f r>rfvr»r Kdiunllfin ('fill PI Mquea reatoied Kurnitiiie Repair' construction of new homes Call tiles 4c a tile, KentH^ from 7o 15 Oak Street A third amendment proposed by Harry O, Amberg. 38. Chaplin, WANTED—Rida from Eaai Middle 2-7240 ^ Servire TnIrottvllle MI .3 7440 MANCHESTER Package Delivery today for cash tomorrow. Central month.*) and Little Iodine (age 2). mowers. Toro Power Handle. dustrial building. High ceiling. 8 $14,000, F.H.A. or V.A. R, F. SELLINO YOUR home? Fo* each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, phase current. About 1,900 square $13.200—Another six room cape VERNON—Near Parkway. Two- prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ Kennedy would permit federal wae fined $6 for operating with Turnpike to corner of Laurel and l.ig.hl Irm king and package deliv­ Realty Co, JA 7-0196. 54 aiurrh SI. Should have own transporlatlon Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main. Dlmock tc Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245, year old large 6’4 room ranch. iia at the Green. feet. Over acre of land. Plenty of with fireplace and garage. Vacant. ice and aimrataliig without obliga­ grants lo the states to aid needy a defective muffler. Judge Capitol Avenue, Harlfoi'd, working KARDY H DRIVlNf; R.linnr O I VVASMIN*: MAniINFS lepHirrd ery ttefrigcraliirs wa.ahera and Evenings AD 2-2424. Esiabllshed and patience of job. Call MI Ml 3-7958. Rooms Without Btiard 59 Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. Robert Nice view through two large pic, ront 1 ol. Atniid.if d r iu I nuMfminMr parking. Call Broker, Ml 3-6321. tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, chlldi-en of a father who Is unem­ 0 ’l.*jughlln suspended payment of 7-3:30 ahifl. Call MI .1-4721 I all iMftkr.s and iiloflel.a Phone Ml alove moving .speciality Folding 1929 9-24.19. 1, 2, OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! W, Agnew. Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. $13,500 — A beauty on Branford ture window* surrounding the din­ < HiA fiMV or evening nppolril- POWER MOTORS—Entire stock at ROOM FOR RENT. Inquire State Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith Ae- ployed. He said present law re­ a $3 fine in the case of Curtis H. I ft-ftir.O chair* for ri-m Ml 9-0792. START PAYING Ashford. Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Street. Six rooms plus an enclosed ing area. Aluminum combinations, monlA f’lHAA room InAlnirlioiiA foi BOOKKEEPER Wanted Exper­ cost. No down payment, 20 months Tailor Shop, 8 Blssell. Ml 3-7383. Murdock, Ml 3-8472. eoclate, AG 9-6952. Member Multi­ stricts such aid lo cases arlaing Jones. 19, Eg.vpt- Rd., Ellington, Automobiles for Sale 4 WKAVTNf? of burna.. moth holee | to pay. Cole's Discount Station, 436 IN SEPTEMBER Farms and Ijind for Sale 71 porch. Liberal financing. Quick oc­ two-car basebent garage. Amesite from the death, disability or deser­ charged with failure to carry regis­ 1ft, Ifl. 17 vriU' olflA by rxperlencrd Help Wanted-^Female 3.') ienced, Apply Gaiden Grove, Kee­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE After 6;3C 5 0 8-5047. cupancy. ple Listing Service. lf*iif‘hrr ( 'nil ft RB7.*i and lorn ripthing. hoaierv nma ! Center St. drive. Stone retainer walls with tion of a parent. tration. riiintini;— I’apcrinR 21 ney St , Manche.ater, Conn. $9.36 MONTHLY (IV )—MANCHESTER - Six room BEFORE YOU BUT a uaed car handbagn repaired Clipper re ' PLEASANT large heated room. DIFF'ERENT sizes and types Cape just off East Center Street. built-in toot lights. Ix>w taxes. ARE YOU CONSIDERING In separate prepared testimony, Spot rhe«‘k Case* aee Gorman Motor Salra. Huick DOORS- Several 6 panel fir doors Brand New of farms and land tracts within 20 $17,000 and $17,500 — Two ranch Public kindergarten. Must sell. placement iirrbrellaa repaired, ("AlNriNfi AND paperhanging WftMEN *9 an hour sparctime. Free parking. On C bus tine. 146 Beautiful yard, amesite drive, homea built by Valentine In BELIJNO YOUR PROPERTY? a spokesman for Insurance groups A number of casee arising from Salea and Service 299 Main (Jarage-—Service— Stonige 10 men'a ahtrt rollara reveraep* and (i pnporhaiigor, abilily for diversified clerical Three or more, *9 each. MI V-0474. $10.16 MONTHLY tered walls, birch cabinet, large BRAE-BURN REALTY , (five up' See Dougla* Mnlora, get I''f)R (fHiage foi lai oi Brand New $10,500—SIX ROOM Colonial, alum­ ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur­ Route 6. rooma. natural finish. de luxe Monarch Life Ineiirance Co, erating a car with an illegal muff­ M|er Sl« .34 I irrp\\'fHMl Dr MI aRf'i ft [i.rn. Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rug*, St. MI 9-3884. (XXrV) MANCHESTER older Al 7- setting. Aluminum combinations, SELLING YOUR home, land or Not a amall loan nr finance rnrn ft Rft4n pxi elleni Insurance bencfila «nd fUrnaroa. oil burners. 27ft gallon Lamps. Tables 9-5132. Lake Street. I.jirgc lot, excellent amesite drive, one-car garage, city business, (or prompt aervice, coll forced to conclude Utal the bill un which do not meet motor vehicle M'AnPI‘]NTI''R K.xpe? leiii-nl in nil TE.XTILE printers for roller print­ room home, three bedrooms, 2-car condition. Must be seen. pany plan Douglaa Molora 91.1 KX'rKR.iOR and Inlrnor painting ing in vicinity of Manchester. oil tank. Gun rabinet, bathroom EVERYTHING $360 water and sewer. 100x150 lot. Own­ Paul J. Correntl, Broker, AO der consideration woiild liberalize department standards. He said he I firlda of' r»u jirnl I V CoiHrai! or plen.-uinl working . eondillons. FURNISHED ROOM rear Main St. (Xni)-SANTINA Drlvs-Uff Kee­ garage, large lot. Within St. Mam Street. I reitapnnble Imiiilv lalea Ml 3-0731. ('olllnga rrftniHhcd Paporhanging W rttc Boa-K-, • aetA complete, plumbinjg AupplieA, er transferred. Only $19,750. Law­ 3-6363. the (Social Security) system when knew the muffler on his son's car hdR RKNT 1.3 Newman For- further information call sinks and toilets. Open daily 3:30- 9 Hazel St. MI 9-2170. ney St. New 5'^ room ranch on Jam es Pariah. $18,900. R, F. $22,000—Scarborough Road. Cus­ was noisy but did not 1-now It was Walljiapoi linokH Katimatoa given. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Dlmock k Co.. Realtors, Ml tom built colonial with all the trim­ rence F. Flano, Broker, AG 9-8910. a need for such Ilberallaatlon haa OIJ3ER CARS, mechanh a apcclals, RI MI I•'ullv rnvero<| by insurance, (^all .Mia, f’eleison, I.lherly Mutual MEN PART TIME 6:30 p.m.. Saturday ft a.Tn.-4 p.m large wooded lot. Built bv Harry U8TING8 WANTED; Honest, not been adequately demon Illegal. His son William H. Aborn, *14.74 MONTHLY ROOM FOR gentleman, heat and Goodvdn J r ., $18,500. R. f Dlmock 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, mings. Porch, garage, combination flxlt yourself car a, always a good I Huilfting—rontracling H Palward R Pru ■ Ml ft 1003 Inauram e ("o MI 3-1I6I, EARN UR TO *4 00 PER HOUR Choman’s Housewrecking. Yard Brand New BOLTON Vicinity — Very clean, courteous, convenient service Call strated.” 19, was fined $6 on the count with aelerilom lx>ok behind our office located at Stock Place off North hot water, separate entrance. 88 & Co.. R ectors, MI 9-6245. BAr- Robert W, Agnew. MI 3-6878, Jo ­ windows, plaster, tile bath, lava­ two-year old four room ranch, P. V. Tongren, Broker. AO 3-6321. llu.Nincss .Services Offereri l.'t Norge. Washing Machine, Weating- seph N. Ashford. MI 9-6818. or tory-vacant. Truly a choice horn# Miner spoke for the American pavroent suspended. Douglaa Motor.*, 311 Main. RIDWFIIJ Mornfi irnprovomriii (V < *KII .1 N< IS whitened, room.n paint IF Main Street, or cal] MI 9-2392. East Center St. bars Woods, 9-7702, Robert fireplace, ceramic bath, hot The cases of' others charged house refrigerator. Bedroom, Liv­ W, Agnew, Ml 8-8878, Joseph N. Robert D. Murdock, Ml 8-6472. . In a choice setting. Life Convention, the Life Insur AKi*rnMf»fiB RddlUf^n« P4| I'ixoming.a ami Saliirdava, Call water oil heat, aluminum com­ USTINUb WANTED, elngle and ance Aasociatlon of America and with operatina ertth a defective 1949 DODGE G-Inn panel 11 ui k (FLOOR SANDING and refInIshIng C L K R K ■ Vnu pre«enlly employod (’ADIKONE 2ft watt combination ing Room. Dinette, Dishea, Bugs, PLEASANT front room (or one or Ashford, Ml 9-6818, nr Robert D. two-famtly houses. Member ol R«K)fuij’ R'ld ^ldln>; E*xpff.fix Al'im Ml I Hlllti I.Amps Tables, Blanket* binations, basement gsrage, (ield- the Health Insurance Association muffler were |MUidled aa follows; New tires gnofl running r unililinn ; Bpeciallzlng In oJd flrmrs ftfl Hav'e rar P.A. system and variable speed two gentlemen. Near bath. Park­ Murdock, Ml tf-6472. (VU)—Six ROOM ranch near Por­ MLS. Howard R. Haallngs, Real­ fnum rlhfiboardu a afirrlnMy Dm Ap|ih> nlKin.* now lacing acceplert EVERYTHING *44 ter Street School Two .eramic Lakefront properties—On Bolton aUme retainer walls, well land­ of America. James E. BiM s, 19, West Wll- First *12.9 takes It Teleplinne Ml 9-9790 Aip ovrr 21 lecord player PI 2-7415. ing! 54 High Street. scaped ’i acre lot. Seven miles tor, Ml 9.1107 any time j rxrrllrf! woi kmaiiahifi Miiav hudr fur clerk willi srrme olftcc exper- (XX) -C O V EN T R Y - 6H room tile baths, fully plastered. En­ I.Ake Tfirst lake) we have a home lington, fined 16; Mildred S. Ger­ j rf trrm» ftfl ft flift.ft or rff ft ftiflft ( 4»uisos and (’lapses 27 (Or $10,600; one for $15,760; and a from Manchester Center. Excel , .A.SIII-.'.S HGHHI.HII lawns, all kinds I rrrti f Grind Irigli sclinul hackgi'ouiid 7'j H. P. o u t b o a r d motor, like Price Include* Delivery, Setup, PLEASANT ROOM, continuous hot ranch. Basement garage, three closed porch, attached garage. HAVE CUENT looking (or a 4 to ber, 28, Wlndsorvllle Rd.. fined $6; Y O U ('A N large one (or $21,500, On the second lent financing, only $12,500. Law-' 7ftft6 (TIFIVROU'rr fniir-rioot iirdnn i of V4iik niwl llRlii Iriuk- AIRIJNI^ ScN'oiiil \ining men and j riird fricilils' In figure wiU'k es.*eri- ' new. $60. Water (ooled engine, Service,' Guarantee Immediate de­ water, separate entrance. Gentle­ bedrooms. Acre lot. 816,700. R F. Large lot $23,900 R. F Dlmock, 8 apartment building. Call Broker, George J. Young. 44, RFD 8, for­ int: HM(1 )wi|iriR plrkcil up AI-TKRATIONS in kltrhrna hath lake we have a new ■■'lome (gor­ rence F. Flano, Broker, MI 9-5910. Ivnrv and i rd Rmlio hpBlrr Ks romna nfllra, rrlinra p<’ Prifru rrH9mnMl)lr MI ft 01 13. alrl' fni- liamii'ig for a'lliaclivo, ing I iinilitlons, Irheial benefit pi'O- Work your own hours Phone for appointment 9-5245. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, bara Woods Ml 9-7702. Robert W. geous) for $18,500, plus a few de­ Teabo, 17. of Hazardvllle, and nfln .IiiMP 2ft now minilx»i, Mf plnyrooin Phirnhiiic, rnri'onlry ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, sirable tots. ANDOVER — Clean 4',4 room The ' a^rr. $13ftft. MI ft^243o cirririra' and lunaoniv Alimilmiiti high aalHi It'd poH^liona aa ali lino giiim, an 1 iinilitioiteit offiee. | Work in your own area I FADD PI^NTING or landscaping^ SAMUEI. ALBERT. Hartford CH Robert W. Agnew. Ml 3-6878, Jo ­ Agiieiv, Ml 8-8378, Joseph N. Aih- Doris P. Wohllebe, 22, Center Rd., 4-07SI centrally located. Single or double, Ranch, plaatered walls, ceramic aiding (Jaragra roflngra mil .Hci iftaiy biLsloNM, n*a<*i va I lonisl, Apply j Have pleasant, steady work i l*ooking ...tfor top**«»« quality clean 7-01.98, any time up to 8 p m. seph N. Ashford, MI 9-M18 or (ord. Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur­ New ranches now under construc­ bath, aluminum combination, •* Lejial Notict Vernon, each fined $6 for operat­ I iiinmunical Uifn.Hl, .sta! ion agrn!, In a home maintenance business | loam'' (’all MI 3-6603. Sandstone. See it Day Or Night small babies accepted. See Mrs. Robert D. h^iihlock. Ml 3-6472. dock. AU 3-6472 ing with an unnecessarily noisy hiiildliiga room addiMona Niuddr FIK.ST N.*\TI()\AI, STORKS, Dorsey, 14 Arch St. tion in Bolton Center. Two select acre lot. Dead end street. Excel­ Doctor Says Prize w inner I F.nginocrtng (.’oiii|ianv. Inr 34 pii.v.mMigui- agenf tu kf't agent rrc- No selling, no canvassing. gravel, fill. If you have no mean* of trana- lota where the builder will build to lent financing. Lawrence Fiano. 5TATK o r CONNKCrriCUT, DIttrirl muffler. PARK AND OAKI.AND AVE.S. I portalion. I'll .send my auto for $15,800 — LARGE three bedroom $11,800 NO CLOSING costa, attrac­ of Coventry. Probate Court. Coventry, Guilty pleas to operating with All-Important Frock! Oak Rt Ml 3-!42ft itidN. IdnloN fire liaVeJ pas.sra. va-.i EA.ST HARTFORD. (X)NN j your plans. Real high setting, good Broker. AG 9-5910. Conn., Aufuat 8. 1968. > at luiiH. iiiHUi am «- Sho>t, ln\^ t ost ' ('ADD CH 7-6561. 10 A.M.-ft P.M. you No obligation. ranch, attached garage, aluminum tive 3 bedroom ranch, ceramjc Exact Cause and CAire o l Skin's defective handbrakes brought $6 Boat.s and Acces.sorie.<« Boarders Wanted 59-A bath, formica counters, hot water view, nice nelghborjiood. Drive out Kfltato of Barton 8. Edaalt, tale of tiaiiuiig I an qiiaidy Muat bo 17 A — U - B — K— R — T — ’S storms, full cellar. Beautiful lot. CO V EN TRY^plc and span five Cnvenlrv, In isald Dlslrivt, dereased. Pigment C-hangee Baffle* Doctor* fines to Lester Kemble. 35. 43 .SEWING MACHINE opeialnia. Ex- R O U T EM ^, local territory We heat, excellent construction, 100’ and see. Roofinc-Sidinu ir> oi liVi'i. hn\r high M( lutni cdiica 41-45 ALLYN ST.. HAftTFORD ROOM AND board. For informa-1 Near bus. Carlton W. Hutchins, room dwelling. Short distance The KxeculrU havlnif exhibited her By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.D. Reed St., and Raymond Jackson, pei ieiiced pr efer r ed bin will train guarantee you $90,ft0 (Commission I BOAT. MOTOR Rnrt trnller. All Ml 9-5132, frontage: trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ administration account with said Ksiate lion and ph'asing pi'iaoUHlily In-• if applii am IS familial' with mi.*- Open Mon., Thru Fit! tilt 8 p.m. tion. Call MI 4-8130 any time after' from Manchester with abovil ’« lo the Court of ProbAlr for said Dls- 'written for NBA Service 43. Wellea Rd„ Tiilcottville. RAY'R ROOKlNU fT) alilnglo and and bonus lo start. Car necessary. I in A-1 l•mldition. Can be seen at ins. Ml 9-5132. Choice lot on Spring Street, lOOx 4 hiih'M Hpr< uil liainiiig in poiatmal' cellaiieiius faimlv sewing. -Kaklar For interview Hrtald Evenings, w'eekends. Dependable, fishing boat and trailer MI 9-3932. Tenements 63 Dlmock tc Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. age, near bus, a real buy. Carlton ministration accotim with said Kstate Q - .Please aay something about the case of Carol A. Lukaa, 17, An tippoilumty fur an Intelligent willing to work Experlen7* m cite all persons Interested therein In ai>- 39 and have them on my (ace, es­ Bryant H, Minard, 17, RFD 2, ; to FT RUNABOUT, fiberglaaed CI>EARANCE SAI.E colored ceramic tile bath, alum. tejir ai said time and place, bv caus- \aiietv of dulie.H “ Position requires, t3. MANCHESTER —For eeonomical UNUSUALLY beautiful new 8 room f was fined $3 each for operating iu*y and roof ronatri rail Coughlin i hull Can be seen at 79 Pine Si Tremendous savings on all door Ashfo^^ mi 9-8818, dr Robert Inum storms and screens, pi»tio, Incng a true cotiycotij- of this order to be pub- pecially around the forehead and Ml 3 7707 ('()NSOI .IDA'l'k* doltt Into fi Mocond fnrihly in shoi lhand, good typing | CAREER OPPORTUNITY -In life gaa, electric refrigerator and gas Murdock. Ml 8-6472. living buy thi.s attractive 6-room Ranch in choice location. Txx’O lisliedle-d once in some -newspaper havlni;,havl neck. What causes them and la with a defective handbrake and moilgagr loan Pnv $22 2ft po? ahiliiv hikI some liking for small insurance sales and management samples Stop and Shop at stove. Call Ml 9-4071 from 5-7 p.m. Cape, near new high school Fire­ Many other listlnga from 17200. circulationrlrculation in said DUlrlci.DUtrlci. and -by-by' I SNIPE CLASS sailboat Ctislom baths, 2-car .garage, 2 fireplaces, there a treatm ent?—Mr*. C. no marker light. William S. UnoriNTl. 31Il>IN(3, painting Car !I thousand per month Dial CH amount of figuir work. Modern air-' with one of Ihe world'* largest only. place, garage, large lot. . $14,200 Elsie Meyer, Realtor, MI 9-5524. posting. sting A copy on the public sign post Wajda, 50, 84 Union St., forfeited CHAMBHIRS FURNITI.'RE (XVn) — New Cape sriUi 1100 space for recreation room with neArest to the dIaco where the deceased A—Thi* l.a a common complaint. nenlry Altoralli.na and additiona I H kHft? and aak Ktank Huikr or I omliiionrd office. 37 hiiUr, ft dgy ! companies. Age 25-49, college ! built Cedar hull, stainless steel with 10% down. Madeline Smith, ' rigging. Larson sails. Call TR aquare ft. of living area 6 mlnutea full length windows, all city utili­ BENTON ST R EET -Full two story last dwell, and by leaving with or by Most of these patches go under a $6 bond on the handbrake . fVlIInga Workinanahlp guaran ; Mrs (’ailri tmw -H.xy \\ l.a Con- week I.iberal ( ompany benefit pro-^ training, leaching or salea back­ At the Green TWO ROOM furnished apartment, from Manchester Greed. Youngs­ Realtor. Ml 9-1642. mailing In registered, postage prepaid charge. 9-3661. utilities, free parking. Adults. ties. $25,600. Also new 6 room Co­ home. Large living-room with the name of chloasma, which ia a toad A A r>lon, Tftft Autumn ^ noclicni Mortgage Idxcbango g I M m. ground, two ycaj- training pro­ Hour* 10-.9 pnd 7:.l'0-9 daily town kitchen living room with lonial. 2 baths. 2-car garage Real­ and reiurn receipt regiiestefl, addressed Thelma D. Higgins, 33. 107 Business block, Depot Square. MI (X) MANCHESTER—Six room Co­ fireplace, dining room, kitchen, lo cat h of the folliiwlng persons term used lo cover vsrloui pigment - Ht Ml 3 4W0 Write grant. a)l benefUs and pension. fireplace, vestibule. Basement ga­ ly a luxurious Ixome $28,500. See- Srhuylrr li. ICdsalt, Sftftl Kve Drive, Grove Si., and Jcdin W. Dowgle- Rase Income plus comml.saiona 9-8191. lonial on a large lot with a beauti­ first floor: three bedrooms and changes in the akin of a yellowish- HusiiiphH Opportunities M2 S K riiK T A R V rage. Large lot, $16,200, R. F. lert Realty Co. AH 3-2221. bath second floor. Additonal. bed­ Sea/ord, New Y-co*«>-il But this must be used with caution, tion, nice view. 10% down! R. F. (VI) MANCHESTER - New 5>4 since If m(ny irritate the skin If lOO's Orchard St., forfeited $6 roofa uiitt4 rll** d- . vers. A number of casee were .9 WAI-.'ION, Pl.UMBtNG' Siul hesl NEW RANCH rages 164' frontage, bus line. .you Can reverse the habit by get­ redecorated.' Central. Lease avail­ Carlton W. Hutchlni!, Ml 9-5132. Robert D, Murdock. Ml 3-6472. arreena. Excellent value. Price located in an excellent residential All pArBona IntercAtM thoreiG in anprar continued. Ing (xintrsi-lm New insInlliitinnH Machine Cleaned At BAld time And plAce. hv cAURinR a If you're looking for a home able. Ideal for teachers, etc. Ckll S11.901O. 4 ^ . mortgafe may b^e aa- area with nlcelv landscaped lot 71 ting your physician to give you a nltei'BllOi work sml repair work .Septic Tank*. Dry Well*. Setvei true Copy of thla order to no putiil-iied sleeping pill one or two nights. MI 8-157" any lime. (VIG) BOLTON - Coventry Une. (XXVm - EAST H A R T F O R D Burned. feet front and 22$ feel deep. Large one time In acme newtpAper having a ■Ml 9 .1908 Line* InalBlIe-d—OPIlar Water- wllli e.xtra large room*' — a Afent BU B'0989. large wooded lot —r 3 bedroom* - l^ w six room Cape. Four finished (While they taat) — New ranch living room With fireplace, and ricr’i^lAtlon In BAld Dlatrlct. and by ji^iat- •Q--Pleaae say something about $23,900 proollng Done. dW n, ceramic tile bath, .walkout homea. $14.990. (Completely fin­ ROLLING PARK—8lx_room Cape. In f A cony on the public (liAn |x*»< nei^r- a hairy tongue.—J. T. 2713 l-ixTyff-r PLUMBING~«erviee ■* — Fireplace — and a full ha*e- • SEPTIC TANKS screened porch. Modem kitchen, eBt to the place where Iht’ dccrapefl IMIlOIOliT Burra aotiafa<^tlon. prompt norvico TWO ROOM (umiahed apartment baaemMt large lot $18,700 R F ished) Built-in stove and oven,, balhfi. 12’xi8’ iivihp room, fire­ 8228 ment r— this I* It. Cleaned and Installed dining room. U j baths, master bed­ lam dwelt.-:*no*t*ge preimld and return rrrripi re- the longue with halr-llke growth News Tidbits lanl fnx’U of your uartiioiir' Ifa SECOND FLOOR, four roonja and other features. Fairly priced at ri.UMRINti AND joblnnp altora- S ew troq * Dispotert C o . • SEWERS seph N. Aahfor'd,' AQ 9-6818, or pletely landscaped. 10% f'lWn. lot. $15,900. Ken OBtrtnsky, Real* 500 S'lr.'EO;..*??"'.'”'low lni jkrmonR "> '"*-'on the upper surface. In* many This sinking aundirN-i and hr»- not only 4-onl and romfortatilo to Ilona, «;oppri irpairlMg. Kmrrgon • An cstni nlrr Imiun «*ff l*or- R. F. DIMOCK CO. attic. No furnace. Continuous hot Culled from AP Wires Ifro rnnibniRllon \^HS onr of flu* UPHI. )m! ao oaav to arw and linn 130-132 Pearl 8*. - Ml 8-5308 Machine Cleaned Robert D. Murdock, F,H,A -R F Dlmock » Co.. Real tor MI 8-5159. Ad^'ilA F. Colburn. Si Cox - n» cases it la discovered by accident ry ralla. Nil ft-TR.Ift trr St, • H nmin** • I full Imtiix RANCH water fumlahed. Off, Main St. Rent, ;------tors. AG t-S24b. Bkrbara Wboda. Iry. Conn. HprbrrJ'''^W. f^olburn. Box top winners at r (Ms in a rr- wil h l lu' ombr nidorrd flour-do- Us ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. 1312, TAllAdFAA. a I a .. KvrrM i JanifiR nnd Is" not aaeoclated with un- • F.iu'l'-»*4$»d |M»r$'h • Urrrt'Ntlon $50 monthly. Adulta preferred. MI] (XXVI) JUST OFF Porter 8t. Ml 9-7702, Robert W Agneiw AG MANCHESTER—An unusual list­ plc.-usant symptom*. , Cfnl drrsN dr,-;igii lonir.-Ei motif IMoa.^o Slalo Siro. ca • INSTALLATION Colburn, ChAplirtn Conn . M r« Arthur Thirteen runaway freight cars room • I'ull bti 4. I _Besutltu. six room Dutch Coiunial 3-6878, Jqaeph N. Aahford. AG ing. first time on market: Lerge 963 Main Street Smith. RFD.^WlUlmAnUr. C'onn.. Ro­ No H22k vulh I’mU (1 Ilan\a Is I’attoin No 2713 urnlaina tia.«$ur (or only $19,800. Call R. F. Dlmock There li controversy about the and caboose at Delaw-are Water lot. . Chester e'Over If,(MM) sq. ri. e 8 SPECIALIST 9-8816, or mibert D.iMurdmk. AG family?-Tltfi Is-for you. 8 room MI 9-6?41 und .T. Colburn. M ^m orlil IfoNpitAl Cor­ cause but It ha*' been found Ip as­ In ftizp.s ft 11. 12 13 14 HV IH .Hi/r 12. 11 or 10, malridal ro- MANCHICSTER—Lovely five room k Co., Realtors, AG 9-8248 or Mr. bin 8l , N fw ,Aritnin. Conn,. Cnrolln** Gap, Fa., go on 28-mlle Journey bedroom* e Full basement with 3-8472. ranch. 6 doirii, 2'iip, all flnikhed. sociation with the taking of vari­ 11- 3 1 huf»l, flip.ss, 3 r»-R ...... hoUiion tian.afoi, flat plus range. $95 monthly Call Bemle Otntor, TR 8-3495 Wonderful place for children, elec­ Max KrUtoff,/ RFD. CovRnlrv. Conn.. before 11 of them jump track and -''.Varda of 3r)-in«h, holrru, 1 ft-R garage e Lots of trees. A ropy of thin ordor All At IrARt 6 dnyii ous antibiotics and sulfa perpara- aov^ing ami oinb4ol»loiy diiorU«iii5 R. F* DIMOCK CO. Town and Country MI IJ)441. irg( tric dishwasher, fireplace: l.’i Ixitfl for Sale brforp BAld timo AMlrn^d. and rrturn piunge ^ w n 40-ft, embankment yftrdfl. Solid 2or In Coina for ihla pat- $14,700 COVENTRYFlimiahed, seven mAk« In thlA Court tiona, particularly when tn the into Delaware River . . Esti­ $18,900 THREE ROOMS and tile bath. Fur- yellow shingle ranch home. Three baths, about 7 veara old. Owner Rond Thiil.v k’lve (’mla in luiii.s toin adfl fti for oHiiiypattorn foi- -room, three bedroom home< tsnlte will dicker. P. V. Tongren, Brok­ BOLTON AND vlctnlty-L For lOta ELMORR TURKINUTON, Judut form-of lozenge*. mated 125,000 people, a record, om U ' converse Drainayo Go. niahed circulating hot water heat, pine-paneled living \room wl|h bedrooms, fireplace, tile bath, for thla paUfrn atM fni fii■-’$1 claj^a mailing Sotul I.q Anno Rs F. DIMOGK COs^ wall to wall carpeting, radiant er, Ml 3-6321. and acreage call Lawrence F. ESTATE OF EtT.KM-, 9- HAAH In.r „ ^ aiidleMee, watch three perform­ patlarn for fii .ii -t lass mailing 6-ROOM CAPt * An nUler 7-rnnui hnnie that M I9H14? Venetian blinds, School St. near (teldstone fireplace. Dining room r»f Coventry, In th* Probf^lu Dl-trirl grON^th And, of-COUrsc, ances of Mormon pageant on Hill t'ahot riu* Mnnihrsloi Plvonlng JR. Main. Adults. For information in­ heat. Youngstown kitchen with Fiano, Broker. Ml 6-5910. Rpnd to 'I'lu' Man- 'lloiahi ll.ftO V\K. 4)|'- .\MKIU- and den.. Sundeck. Artesian well. MANCHESTER. North Main S t .- Coventrv. doceAiied ; stopping the. Use of An offending Chimorah at Palmyra, N Y. W h.. • Abhxhril ManrhoMor nrigh- look* like new Inside and nut quire 254 Spruce St, Oil heat. Amesite drive. Beautiful­ disposal; thermopane picture win­ ' drug, K that is the cause. rhPalPr Kvpnlng Hoi al>l II.MI :r v > . Np;>\ v u ith 3«. \. v, i*iini dow. Rusca Combination wlndowa Six rooms and garage, ameilte BOLTON—One large lot. also ap­ AdmInUtrAtion Acroiint «nii PBld k.pinte Dr. Moustafa Ramel. new ambas­ o r .AMFjm .As. \r\\ ji«. txirhooft • Com rniriit. to bun ly landscaped double lot. Rigbt:«f‘-' proximately twenty acres. Good f-r ,*iil tin-! Q -How can orte go about ob­ N’aino. Ait(lio«a and Patirrn Nuni*. VOLVO * 4 hedrnom* * 2-rar garage ATTRACTIVE furnished room for anif-doors', rear terrace.' attached drive, open porch, new Timken to the Court of sador from United Arab Republic, N. V. Print Namo Aditioss with ! brr. nml almiqUitg • Bnniittfiii fniorU PAINTING and way to private beach. iTiia and burner, copper plumbing, conven­ pibasibillUea. Ml 3-6321. triri for AllowAnt^. it is taining______reliable information ______.on . __sex presenta his' credeiiliaiB to Presi­ one or two gentlemen With kitchen garage. ameaUe drivew ^, large ORDERED: TTiai ihu l^lh duv of i farliipatinn for ehlldren And for Zono. .Stylo Nunihri and .Sir.c Havr \(ni a i opv of om U»r»8 yRrd • I'lrrplnrt^ • l-'ull Till' ^'llmlly ^iSpnrlK ( ’nr * .8(. Janie* Pari*h * Nice lot. MEET lOfe OLIVER much more'for $14,500 (or every­ ient, term*. Howard Rt Haatings, AUfUBt. 19M, At 11 o rl.ri'k In the fore i educaUon . (or Cnuaw chlldreh, n. ..ARO^ . and 10^for dent Eisenhower''. - U.S. Undersec­ Don’t nii.«.R thr new l*’all A- Win- ment. ■privilege* and parking. Inquire thing. Open (or inspection. Ws are beauUtut landscaped Irful, in.siun.ng, TKI.EPHUNR CENTER MOTOR SALES for this low price, Stephen Cubles, GERALD PARK A heArInA on the AllowAnce of BAld Ad- iknil. rmbi oidorv ami aow; plua XX Ith TWO, t h r e e , five rooms at 689, '9-7683 or write Box P , Hwald. MANCHESTEJt—Six aoom homea, mlnUti-AtUn Account with wiid K "tA te, There ar* a number of ex­ Foreign Minister Maurice (Jouve do infonna 11\’o \vnl h, .Npoi lai foa t nros, R. F. DIMOCK GO. 461 MAIN STREET ownier. South street, Coventry. jioiliona fnt ono knit ami tbipo 8ft hor’oi'poxxrr motor. IiixaHm', R. F. DIMOCK CO. Ml 9.3264 ♦ 7 0 9 Main St, See Mr. a a rk at 709 some with garages, 5 to choose qn Coventry Lake. ,LOT8 00‘xl2S' And thli Court dlrerti .the Executrix to ! cellcn t books m this field. The MurvTUe before returning to Wash- amart ca^v to sow ai’vlos 3*n XX 111‘o hIiIo xxnllv • ixper<| grnr Main St. Telephone AG 3-2068. Phone2-8728, '(ron). *11 in the $12,000 range. Cite All pernonn intereeted. the,^ln to American Medical Associationj 535 Ifigton .. Dail.v Alamal in Beirut i Muhot itoma. C>nl>' 2rir a ropy' Sellin9 Only COLUAIBIA LAKEl—Sevan - room AT $395. A lake community (or AppcAr Al AAld time And plACe. .by caiia- box Hiid nit lie liivr r4|illp- (XG* MANCHESTER - New six rambling Cape Cod, double ga Short. way out. Two to choose summer or year 'round living. Fine Ing A Inie copy of thin order lo be pub- North Dearborn St., (Jhlcag^ 10, said Lebanon's military prosecutor meiH. Personally Solected room ranch home in Rocktedge rage, dlstawaaher,. (Ireplace, ISO' from hi the $7,000 range. FHA or roads, electricity, telephone..- All Uahed one time in »om e ne.wepaner III.) bus published a series- .of hds brought charge* of ''subVe^- Bomneas Loeaitom frontage, beau^ful landscaping. G I. financing available. Over 60 hAvlng A circulAllon In p aM DiBtrtct. pamphlets on thf* subject costing sloo, assasslnatloa and diaruptloa liivitalioii to Used Cars section, 1% .baths, ceram ic' tile lake rights. Sandy Beach. Easy And hr poBtInf a copy on the public for Rent 64 1 kitchen counters. Attached garage, Carlton W. Hut^lns. AG 6-fn83, m'ore homes lb. *11 price range*. tarns. Apply'Dwner* Blfii ^ A t neAreal to the piAC*;- wherr 50 cents each. of .public security.!', against Gen. the deccAAed IaaI dwelt. Hind by Icav- Shawkat Shukalr, former chief of Sealed bids loi fuinlsfuiig fuel $2395 teUfifactlon Guaranteed, amesite drive, - fully lanoeaped For further inf(d7n.atlon call The One Is (or pai-enls of young chll- TWO ROOM alr-conditloned front { AfXNCHESTER—West Gardner 8t Elleworth Mitten' Agqjicy. Real­ Inf with, or by mAllinr h» reiriNiered— (dren of pre-school snd early school staff of the Syrian army now flying oil and (oal for the Town of Vei- FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL term * To Suit Yon let, $19,200. Call R. F. Dtmock Co.. (LOESKR) certifled^letterA npetAXf prepaid and non Si hotlls for the School Yeai $17,800 AUCTION NOTICE office, 100% Main St. location. Large 5'j room ranch, plaatered tors. MI 3-6930SyMI 9-56241 Or PI age;'another for children in grades In Lebanon. lie give pvcelleni trade* tin Bank Financing Parking available. Apply Afar- Realtors. Ml 9-5245, Barbara South St.. Coventry Lake. Phone return r»H*elpv requreled. Addregted to 1958-69 will be leceiVed t)y tlie 11099 Mall) .si.v-.Mnncliesler I Woods. Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag­ walls. Aluminum- combinations, 2-7412^______Pilgrim 2-7831. each of the foUowlnjr Pereone four to six; qnother for boys and all .Xiuerlcnn car*. 30 iiinnih* ’ Phone Ml S-noSI low'a, 867 Main 8t. ' • Mm. Hefiwlr R. HAar. WAterfront Board of Education,al the oflice (Opp, Old High' .Srlioolt new, Ml 3-MfT8, Joeenh N. Aah­ plenty of closet space. Baaement girls of about junior high school CONVENTIONEBa GONVKNIS NEW RANCH 111 pa.v. BOLTON—Large six. room ranch Heifhtfl Coventry, Conn. Mi^. ‘‘Helen of the Superinlendeiit of School*, OOMMERtBAL business or offlee ford, Ml ••6816, or Robert D. Mur-' garage. Amesite drive, comer lot, M. Ortffln. Thf Vlltsa Apt., .'nirxcdo age: a fourth (or young people (Tolumbus. Ohle, A u^ 11 tS3— Box 420, Rockville, ConnecUcul, city water and sewers. Asking Complete with - eiftiM. Finished MANCHESTER -r Large level rti'rk. N. Y.. from 16 to 20, and the' last for There’s a alighUy unconventional • 3 hedrminiA, large llxlng room FRIDAY. AUG. IS apace' tor rent. Up to 6500 aquare dock. AG M472. c uritlt 10:00 A.5J., on- Wednesday, WANTED! $16,500. Lawrence F . llano, BroH recreation room-, de luxe bar. Two cleared lot, Call MI 9-4997. Barbara N. H**r, o Mrs AIlC* growiiups who have rAponMbUlty convention in progrto* here. and dining rnmn * t dreplare* At ff P..M. (e a t VYUI aub-dlvlde. Main 8t Lo­ wells. E xtra unftniahed (our room L*EDll«ttr. Bo* 307. Sails. Arlxon*. . August 27, 1958. BARLOW R. F. DIMOCK Co. cated near Oantar. Plenty of park OirrSTANDING value Al location. er. AG 9-8910. " * copy of (his order sll *t least S dsys for sax education. ReprMentaifvea ftom moif than * .Mtached garage a Full base- home with basemenf garage, VBRNON-)-About 18 acres wltb Specifications ma.v' lip olitalned .lloiiHeltbUI FtirnlaliIngiL tng. Phone Ml i-STTO or Ml 6-7444. • room: 3 bedrqoip, tile bath and before said time ssslgnrd. »nd return SO convention bureaua-^LoM hands nienl • Ruin bv F A R < on*l. M o t o r $a le s Ml 94145 USED CARS seven room houae.' Beautiful spot maks In lhla.Couct _____ . . -at Uie office of lh» Siiiterinlehdenl large -screened porch, awnlnga, MANCHESTER—Family growing ? workshop and office. . Separate Waahingtpn —tAbout 350 latiars a t Banding other peqide to conven­ Co. .. t Antique*, Rric-A-Rrai'*, "Your \'olvo ilealer" 'two-4mr g a r u e with alcctric over­ for ra$dl dav4ilmment of homes. ELMORE TUBKINGTON, Juda*. of School*. Man.y Fine Piece*. FOR UEA8E, Routs'44A, Oovantry, d b i^ r plumMhg, altuiilnum, aid- Need a larger home. ' ThU is it. a

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-■ V- MONDAY, AUGUS’t 11, 1988 PAGE FOURTEEN jMattrbi^Htpr lEufttins" iinalb Bloodmohile yisits Center Church Tontorrow, 1 :3 0 ^;fyr 6: 3 0 p. m. X of ths club’a ways and mMns com­ Diskan, and Leon Dobkin and Ab­ mittee. H«.s«ld today, ths program ner N. Adler, all of Manchester. ■ Rottner^ Quits win be msida u p ,o( rp^uested _aa- WINDOW SHADES Areraar* bally Net'PresB Rub About Town Engagement This group also owns the Creatfleld Carori'Colbert Wedding The Weather .lections.' AnyohAwho would like to Green, White, Ecru f o r Om Week Baded Manchester Gafden'vCliib mem­ Country Hpirfe and Hospital for ; hear a partlcularwymber may send roneM t ef ,0. 8. yVeetber OnreM Convale-scenta now under ronstriic- , Buildin^Unit dime 41. MM bers interested in planning another (iaudct-Selsky their requesiC>-^«-^ii>9k::at-hls home, Woshoblc flower arranging course in- lion on Vernon St. 120 Lakewood CirclXor should, .W eriner this evening, tshowere. Mrs, Esther GmidCl. 78 Blreh SI, Dr. Guy Miller and Dr. Harlan ^ SI \'1ted by Miss Mllllcenl Jones, announces the engagement of her Atty. John S. G. RottnerK Re­ phone, him. The proggaih..,'wtU be, HOLLAND FINISH 12,701 flrandershowers Inte 'tonight, tow Gephardt of f3ilcago surveyed ■ drawn up within two weeks'? president, ' to njcel with her at daughter. Carol Ann, to Jam es publican candidate for the St^e Member o t Use Audit new SS. Wedneedny shtTwere'enr> Roaedale, Bolton Lake, tomorrow. Wealvlew Manor recenll.v while In Senate, has resigned as a mem)^ Dr. Barrett said advance ticket <4% aA Made to Order ly, rlMiring, lens hamid In nfter- Setsky of Broad Brook, son of Mrs. the Slat*. Bareaa.ef Oienlatlea The meeting will begin at 10:30 Aimj Setaky of Broad Brook and of the .School Building Committee, Arrahgementa may be made -with With Yonr Rollera noon. High In 80s. a.m.„ and members are asked to Cf'eatfleld ia expected to open i which he lias served alrice Ita crea- Manche»ter~-^A City of Village Ch^rm lohn Setsky of South Windsor, about Nov, 1, ' j provide their own sandwiches. Mias Gaiidel 1." also the dangn- : tlon In 1948’. ' ■ *TJLL UNB OF CUSTOM Beverages will be served. Those ' Tn a letter to Mayor Harold A. ter of date Gaildel of Union, She VENETIAH BLINDS VOL. LXXVII, NO. 266 (CInsNfled AdverttOng on Pnge it) attending should also 'bring flow­ attended Manchester- schools snd Truckers to Help Turkington, Rottner said he ex- "" GENERAL MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1938 (FXIURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS ers and containers. IS employed by Mancheslei Modes. I pects the campaign for. thd Fourth Her fiance. Is employed by C'on- District Senate seat to take an in-1 E. A. lOHNSON William T.■^England, son of Mr, I solidst'ed Tobaeco Co. in Broad iBoosl Blood Bank: creasing amount of his time as the TV^ERVICE and Mrs. George .1. England of t:i4 ■Brook. election nears. Days M ' OK A Call ^ Spruce St . has been drafted and No date has been set for the Truck dilvrra and tbflr help«ra As B resylt, he said, ‘T have Mgllta ilAsOD Plus Parts PAINT 00. U.S. Fires is at Et. Dix, N. J. He graduated j wedding j j are heinj: counted upon to ffive Ihr come to the reluctant conclusion that in fairness tn the' School Build­ TBU Ml 8-MM 723 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4,501 from the University of Connci J.icnt I ------■ local blood bank a. much needed les I\ In June, having majored in govern­ I , hooat when thr Red (hoaa Rlood- ing Committee, I should submit my j ment. He was arlmitteri to the Miss Donna Hart, who waa t mobile cornea to f’cntrr Thurrh re^nstion." . | N-Mis site UConn .School of Law and had ex­ fjraduatoM yeslenlay from St. Wednead.iy from 1.30 to 6:,30 p.m. Tne letter, dated Aug. 8, was re- i pected to begin studies in Septem­ > Krnncifl Hoapital Bcliool of Nura- A nationwiftr effort ia beinjj leased today. It will be up to the I ber. His wife, the former Alice ing. will hr married HalurdA-y. m.1 rmadc hy the tnuking Irntiiatry Iq Board of Directors to find a fe- \ O'Rourke of Greenwieh, Is a leac li- jfst Bridgcfa (’hunh to Robert .1. bolater blood lollertjona at a Hme ' placement for the Manchester a t-; WHAT A VALUE! In Pacific er in Ellington Their home is on Upton J r . 11 Park St. She haa re- vhen many would-be donora are torney on the School Building / Upper Butcher Rd . Rockville if-rntly br*'n the giieal nf honoi at. On vacation. National trueHing of- Committee. | arrvrrai ml.arrllaneoua ahowrra NEW FALL and WINTEI W aahington. Aug. 12 (i ftrNervr ('apt Lauinva HNEST QUALITYXOnONS hia predecessor, Dave BiKk,- led to dancing teacher, has returned the area informtiiK them of thi*' Rotary to Bring "Hoffa testified today he has ^ck'a fall'from power. (Beck was mi.ssile with an atomic war' from New..York where he studied R I..rohard, .'Ifi Hamlin Si . ta at* ' heed fon blood and the local time head today from John.alon Is­ I trndinc artivr dirtv training: at and S Y I^ E T IC S rMeired gifts but “no cash convicted oY mlauie of union latejit teehnifiues m all phases of .ao(al o ffn ials point out how- Synipliony Here money” from a Detroit labor dance education Me attended the Values 99e>Yo. to‘$1.49 Yd. "I airy you are not tough enough t? r - annual convention of the Dance thp 20fi7lh ARSU Civil Affaira and e\ei. that donoi.'^ flo not have in: J . . relations consultant with so that it was seen by maiiyi Militar\' ('rovrrniiH»nt School. to get rid of, theae people,” Ken­ Masters of America and studied have a truckm an a phy.airpie In or- TTie Hartford Symphony Orches­ whom he discussed labor con­ nedy aatd. \ . in the Hawaiian Islands, 7()0 under manv famous artists and ffer to aid the blond procram. A n y tra will play a pops concert at fl tracts. He said he received The Will Follow Ylonatttutlmi miles to the northwest. attended elasses at the .Iiine T a i­ Th#' V^’illiiiK VVmkrrn of liir adult \cith normal, health can Join Manchester High .sr-hool stidlto- lU.S. to Pull I South (*hiiich will hold a.n all-day gifts from George Kamenow *'I don't propotc to act tough,” The warhead apparently was President to Speak lor Scheiol of Daneing Mis studio m t hia ii feaa ' Inc ' aiiae rlum Oct, 8. I arwing nir^'tlnff Wfdnrada\ brpin- who the * took the Fifth Hoffs replied. "I Will follow the put aloft on an Army Redstone is at 72 E renter St Manchester Rotary (Muh is spon- constitution.” -N. rocket. That was the t,\'pe mia.sill. runs at 10 o'rlofk A potluck ■ 7- - I soring the orcheslra'.< visit here. Amendment when asked luncheon will be arrvrd at noon Bolincr Sp<*ukcr ' Hoffa protested that' the com- need in a similar teat at Johnston Back Some ! Rclai v annually sponsors a concert whether he had been a go- mitte waa leaving the impression ! to raise funds used by the club for Island on Aug. Tomorrow Morning between for employers in in- that ‘Tm controlled by gangatera. Personal INolices At (;OI» Parley community service snd financing of .-.-I T h e n were varying estimates \^c,slvic\i Manor ' lence deals with Teamster I'm not controlled by them." on the altitude reached by the - f' Rol|(iry projects, such as Youtir Of Marines Week, a trip to the U.N.. the .Sen- He said accused union officials warhead in the first lest. Some Wasliington. .Xug. 12 t/P)— President Eise.nhowcp will go A tty .loijm W i; Itoltner will hr ofn«ials. He also bnlked at should have'a unlor. trial. i-> ’• I lor Dawn Dance, and the annual experts'^ believed it bla.sted off st In Momoriam Siirw*yrf rmr mcjh*r unH transactui with unionists fa's counsel, broke in to argue that \Vr.st\iPU .Manor near DaniPl.son nating fonventmn to be held bv . c ' ■' "f-, Ijtst year the club s)iou.soied the ,afr. far above any.previous known 12 (^P)—The United States an- frt.ndnmth»r Hnr«l> Rr.|in^e,n « ho 2*- I U.S Marine Band here and two including *“ ■’’Congress does not get rid of its level for a --nuclear explosion. Middle Ka.st. r88?<*ri Aiiirii8f <> pr.7 la 1 of IR tonvalr^rnl homra,tn that town I'omniiUee L ■' ■ ■ members accused of criminsl acts , Inounced today a token with- thr nation i hoarn to be atiiv/ cd Roltnei. who, IS the Kepubluan veara ago presented the Yale Glee The flringA'are reported, to be , . , , Announcing this today, (he White House said Eisenhower I>>vinK m-mcrir.a nrv««r v^V;. I Cluh In a concert. until all legal appeals have been] pari of the effort to develop an drawal of a Marine battalion A* tlruf* *ovj> f-ri #uif! »ln\g pngia b\ ihr Ainrncan Medical A.aan. fandidale ffo Slate SenHlm from, Washington, Au' exhausted. plans t(> fl\ to .New X'ork tonighjt, leaving XX'ashington about ‘t? Dr. Harold Barrett la chairman anti-missile r.ii.ssile. Such a mis-| l)Ut In fiur pt fcifiii.e* mcmfuiea '!‘lir 'onvalraiont home la rnan- the Koiiilh Senatorial,, iM-itiicl i Teamsters president Sen. John L. M(:Clellan ,( D-Ark(, from Leliaiioil the action 6 l).m. EOT. ag'cd hy Miarlr.a K Miiilhiiil, foi- i t . ' 1 sile using a n.iclear warhead would to s a tis - Of nn^ we* Irtxrfj niirl N)int ‘ was invil.eil to make the kevn^dp Hoffa denied today the committe chairman, retorted: not seem destined F’ress Seeietar.x .lanies (’. Hagerty said the President will irx^rff-uri |p,p,|y .Mnni'hralri 11 la owned afldre.ss by Kant Hartford Touri, •X be detonated against enejny inter- Afl'aid to throw the hoodluihaj ‘ ^ had a crook working for me j address tlie assemltly tomorrow morning, probably shortly Pr»n nnd flfiujrhu and fBihjiv ■ hv hr a l':iicrnr Davta .pu are.per-of Honolulu, turn to a rose ed to take the :^^e off Soviet Ipt St. Ka«L Hailfiud. wpir mar- peppermint gieen taffeta. Th^*y LENGTH Hoffa was "frightened of these petuatlng the aitiiatioft.'K color and gradually fade charges nf aggresMdn in I-ebanon. posals he will niake for political end economic stabilization of Hiqh Fidelity wore picture hata of the aair.' col­ WILE RF/CLOSEI) people.” -Admits InacHnn ' ' Edward von Geldern, a Hono- j i ipfl Satunlay in .St. .larnca* ( ’hun h But Piavda. the Moscow news­ the .Mideasl. ' ------or and CRM led fana of pink Klf Hoffa conceded the Team-sters Hoffa acknowledged he has dane fURincer, said he corn- H H gfilys BLUnminremenL uRmr ip FRO.M paper. took a pot shot at Sei'ietary BONUS Records at 10 a m. TI rp< tor. thp Rev, ro.ae.‘. constitution gives him exfraordin- one of hia Tenne.ssee Heutenants "** shortly aftci / Sci rcl*ry of Sl»te ; O —f a — V I « n e General Dag Hammarakjold's plan Every piece Is a famous name fahrie. drip dry print.s, novelty ______''mllei'. ' u.sing four methods of com- Dullca arrived in New York to lake j AAl. l l c l l l l ' A Cl I. ft .John F. Hannon, performed Die .Mrs ('nlberl aelecled ff)i* hei' ary powers to eject hoodlums but to ease Middle East tensions. Its AUO.' 9 TO AUO. 19 wesvea, miniature plaid ginghams,'ivy league drip dry stripei. he added: I rlutige of ll\e I'.S.‘delegation plan-1 AND Lowest Prices cfiemonv at a nuptial Maaa. Palma daughter'a wedding a blue lace — on Page Thirteen) „„ t^e heels of <'i ilioism was lhal_ Hammnrskjold | and whlt^ gladioli weie ( liii.n h .•rheath with anon there are about i I out ot/ ' rerommenditlona from i ISO C'-enlrr Rt., ( or. of (Church hv her father, wax attended hv her Officials CaUed 'and other source.- endanger man- ^.OOO British paratroopers in Jor- | Hussein Near A reXPo>l «»■ « '"••jBHUah government ha-s had official When tin- i-iniple left by auto In Bet Bing Inquiry l afiernoon on the aitnfillon he_found .Middle East \VTla» Thuraday. Saturfi^jV Urged A'merican depend­ a hi wall tr ain Her veil of illtiKion CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS The first shot waa fired "by 'Vigo tors or otherwise connected with ! "No, It's not yet decided." Dulles aeY r«lnr\', by the Trnx’elera In.aur-, 6B1 renter HI.—Ml 9-9814 Pravda'a attack was (‘bptained ents to quit Jordan. The first u « augtif l<» a < rf)\^'n of pear la ance (V» The bridegroom attended* County Prosecutor John R, Jett the syndicate. jansweted. "I discussed It with him rmpreme Court In a commentary by two I'hgcial Americana'-iriew out today. BUY! and Hhe carried a < reacent boufjiiet Nolle Dame and gradiiated from I when he waa subpoenaed last night '.Today’s grand Jury se.ssion will this morning. ” VIC’S SODA SHOP of nhlte fenlhrrerl cainahon.a and Ro.aliin ('ollege fJe la emploserl tnj as a witness. bilng back a group of waitreaaea, correspondents in New York b*hd- Hktrller. after a group of Coii- While takihig the reports aeiHbus- .al ephnnnt i.« with dia< ena foliage. lined "Backstage Maneuvers of ly, ’ western aiithorltic.s concede i.Mi .m ih h i.p: t p k f . the engineering department of the Je tt accii.sed Terre Haute May­ postal clerks and Treasury agents Rejerts Terms greas memhcis had received a 'Phe inard of hnmu’ ua.n gowned P lait and Whitnex- A m raft. who waited Ih vain yesterday for American Diplomacy.” that even official Intelligence re­ or Ralph Tucker, unsuccessful Pravda did not reject the entire Needs Medical Aid jh.leflng from Dullis. .Sen, John .1. I a chance to testify, ports from the JltteFy .Middle East Lowest Prices Anywhere! . . . Democratic candidate for gover- plan. It said there were aome pro­ I Sparkman iD-Alai said he got i The entire dayWas taken up by Of Ouija Will I the Impression Elsenhower. would could be the product of the cur­ FOR nor two years ago. and Police Tabberl'a briefing of the jury and posals that require careful study. rent Esst-W est nerve war. FRiSH • . Flint, MlbU., Aug. 12 '/T'. Police Of a Teamsler-reglsleted Cadillac. ’ make the irlp. J^ief Frank Riddle Of refusing to | ' 'Vrom'"inUrnM ^Revenu’e i .Some of the rival political forces Hartford. Aug. 12 i/P) - Cprihectl- across the cognlry were alerted Pidire had hoped ii would give Dulles told the group about th* TINDCR • • SAFETY’S SAKE (Cnnlinued on Page Thirteen) in the region hsve an Interest In \ \ \ cut’a highest tribunal today de-] today to enlist ftt%pllal snd doctor them a lend to Ihe missing man. sliateg'y he will follow In Ihe U.N. At the ajrport DuIIm aairi : "ifUnUilninfi: n hiph .ta tr of ten” YOUNO - - And Longer Tir* Wear If M Mayor .vor Tucker 6,v.aand r-hi.fChief Rid- S’"”'- '^<1 ^^e establi-shmenl. raid that broke dined to give aiih.stanre to heirs' a.ssistance iiTThe Hatch for Her­ But .\s.sl P i o.acrutor .lei uiue K. niaterlalized from the spirit world. W7' || 1~|1------man Klcrdorf, des<’ri(h*4 as the key Bill I V said the check went lluough foiea«w R^freenionl dn the Gen-| while Mldille Drivt In For Our die had gone along with hia aiig- Prince Jones, a porter who geatlona, the prosecutor said, the , to the mystery of hlV . iiiiionist .several haiiri.s heftuc II was l aahed eral Aaaemhlv to ealabliah what I Rffaira are debat^ IICKMCOcleaned up me the sjnnicBiesyndicate roomsroo’me iI , S'«P'eme (;,nurt of errors In i V C i L l C m S l l a i l S AMESITE International bookie Joint could ! nephew’s human lorrh dcalhj^ and iiiu.sl of the iiiouey was turned he railed •pracUcfi and conatnica the United Na- i . have been closed long before fed­ bate court at Bethel committed no Stale Police said a heart rmull- m'cr In Hei man’s son .lark live development In the srea 11*"”* Oeneral Assembly, eral agents shut it down in a raid (Continued on Page Thirteen) error In lejectfng the so-called Goiirt Fight for I Hon requiring pain killing nlthi,- Oakland County Proseculor Frnl. which will make peace and well i Ih. such a situation an upsurge FREE last Nov. 29. "miija-board will” of Mrs. Helen I glycerine pills might force the 68- crick 7,iem said'he learned of l)ie being more sssuretl,'' i of rumors snd slsrm s based '/i CHICKEN Dow Peck. ! year-did fugitive to seek aid from ctieck rashing last Thuraday but The Secretary said ha probably ' H<;Hon as well ss fact would seem Front End, Broke and Jett also is a Democrat biif long has been a factional foe of Tucker. Mrs .Perk's will provided that, Place bn Ballot ; a doctor or hospitafl. did not release inform'atloii on it would confer with Soviet Foreign ' Inevitable. DRIVES Shock Absorbwr Inspec­ The ma.vor waa not available for 33 on Missing after bequests of Sl.OOO each to Herman, onetime Detroit Team­ unuT jfwrsons, involved in the trans- Minister Andrei Ornravko. Bril. | B'H 'ven allowing for theaa.pos- rMiJy-to-cook Insfalitd By tion. comment. two women who had been long-time sters union nffleial,-dlsapt;^rrd a arllon liid been queslloned ...... Ish Foreign...... Secretsi v SelwYal*"’'’''*** w York as operating chief of mats ahniil Jordan’s fate. eonventinnsl makes of enrs. Fee. The prosecutor and clerk his heira if lie were found to be whTch will break tlit* myalery wide ______NO MONEY DOWN — TERMS ARRANGED were ordered to appear here Aug, Tokyo. Wednesday, Aug^ l.Y ./Pi dead. today she will go to court to chal­ that caused his death four days One British informant said; quart9r$d or LB lenge a state decision barring .her later. Frank was a TeaniAters busi­ "Since bur troops wept in .Tuly NOW A COMPLETE GARAGE 22. with records of all gambling A Japanese airliner carrying 33 ' She told intimates that, "John , „„ ,w. u.ii-. b«i=a to which shes h e ',? tion'by ” ';; T cX .w 'JIf StM. MM ves'led that a check had been dom ((Vmtlniied on Page Keren) 80I-SI8 Center IStreet said three other aubpoenaes' were All-Nippon Airways said Rboard had been devoted since 1919. I Hon by Secretaix of State Mi out for Terre Haute residents but P. Allen refusing her a place on eashed...... for .81,700...... Herman received^...... Ho la Jack' Thompaon, ^ ...... , U. a"'(,SuS.sion Sch ccJu lc'S GRAND EATING 'The Co.' Telephone Ml S-.'M't.'V its niissing DC3 were 3 crewmen i Papers found among her effects It tiie day nf jila. fligrit for'the sale ITa'amstei-a business agent,'who Was THOMAS COLLA not yet sen’ed. I^ was generally be­ and 30 passengers including one after her dcHlII in 1955 dontatned the ballot. Mrs. Allen said she was acting •granted a writ of habeas i or|)iis Satin BIsrk Top Nesler For .'-ale In 8 t.sllon Palls »7..S0^FREE DEUYERV SERXICE lieved two of them were for Mayor non-.Iapariese listed as Howard 'references to "Forbes” to her oon- .vcaleiday bV.Clji uit Judge .Stephen Neyv 5'ork, Aug. 12 'Ah Tele- Cantaloupes j ARGF ,SIZF 2 FOR 43 Tucker and Chief Riddle, but Tab- Kreiss. The Japan Broadcasting tacts with him and. according to under 1967 legislation which aai.d that the nominating party must i J . Roth.'A healing was sel foi 10 '’'"ion and radio networks an-| Special . bert refused to confirm this. Corp. reported he was with Kreiss I the Supreme 'Court, “of him mnui- ja m tomonow. timincfd today these plana for cov-1 B u lle tim One-Cor TOe mayor could not be located 4 Co., IjOm Angeles. festlng himaelf to her physlcslly have polled at least one per cent •m" Model last night, dhlef Riddle said he had of the vote In the election next ! j Thompaon waa jailed lR»t week- crage of the emergency session 10' R 30' nol The lost , airliner reported at , snd advi.sing her.” News Tidbits end for investigation of aiaon in Hie United ■■Nations Generali from the AP Wires foctory Solet' lllui. received no subpoena and saw no 8:37 p.m. last night about 100 , Mrs. Peck, a native of Kansas. previous In order for Us candi- ' OJtea to be eligible for places on ; C'ulltfd from AP XX'irffi I the fire at a S'llnl dry cteanei ’a \asemhly which starts tomorrow: reason why he. should be called. liX'aa the widow o f'F ra n k Peck, a where police say Fiarik Klcidorf, UBS and NB(7 Will monitor eon- Riddle denied knowing there was (rnntlniied on Page.Thirteen) floaradale, N.V., insurance broker the ballot. •' NO MONEY DOWN - 5 YEARS TO PAY Tltla Would serve to bar Mias 56, anfferett hia («tal hums .'imiraisly and interrupt regular TAX ( I T REJECTED who died thete in 193.Mesvlhg her ! If Tliom'p.snn Ik to be retained programa on both TV and radio Kellems. who polled 8,201 votes as ' .Socialist Parly Chairman Mo- Ytaahlngton, Aug. 12 tPie—The an estate -of more than *150,000. , in custody, Adanu) muai pi'ovc evj-’ for on-lhe-apot coverage aa de- Senate loda.v rejected 61-89 a A&P LEADS AGAIN She hutlt .T home in Bethel in 1940. a write-in candidate for U.S. Sen- aabiiro Suzuki of Japan acnisea LOOK World o f Tomorrow-—1 drnce against, him .In the blare. | vetopmants warrant. ptnve in cat the 20 per rent; She was Inteiesled In niemsi i '•‘"® than , the the United Ntatea of trying to do- ;othei'Wisc, Thompson will be freed ABC radio will broadeaal con- cahaict tax to 1.0 per ceat- Seas, lielep.ifljiy snd lrt hej', will she , mlnate the ,voild with nuclear He whs arrested On Adams' orders Hmioiilfly throughout the day and (ierir'ge \V. Malone (R-Nev) and w eapons.. .Vhe .season a seconiu !deied that-K “Fo-bes” and hi.shelrs|, f Uv Stonlngton manufac- Judge Roth approved the writ into the evening alt- meetings, ,\Ian Blhle (D-N>vl offered the NEW. EVERYDAY i were not found alive the residue nf ! tropical ,alnrin. Becky, awiiling amid hints ^ calling a grand Jury starting at 10:30 a m. lEDTi. far out' In the Atlantic, poaea no proposal aa an amendment to an Science to Provide ' her "'ststo v/ns to be used lo'cresfe I 1.U . .u i j- into Ihe case and as the search for ABU television has tic plans. excise tax hilt that had kept the MOM a “John .Oale Forbes Memorial P" , th»l the 19.571 lit»m«IUte Ihreat to land. Herman Kierdorf, conunued iin- Miitnal Radio"also broadcasting .*4enate working until close to Fund"’ to tinance investigation of t un can t legally 'be retro- S x r^ k e ls wil roar- Into apace availing. all meeting* in fu,!!. In addition midnight last night. LOW PRICES.... "telepathy among the Ittsane for .V"''® 'I'ftion results. I durinjf the Oct '* "f the Herman vanished prior to his .has set up a roundtable review their undeistarding and cure " ) '7 ''* Legislature can’t, go back ami at Danger Island In the .South I from 9:35 to 10 o'clock night- NAl’TILfS C«EW CITED Items In the anoointment of a ■•suit-|-'*'’‘’Xhan8e Ihe score In the mtd- P acific.. .Movie Actress Hedy (OfHitInued oh Page Heven) 'Iv. -Portland, England, .Aug. 18 able institution or Individual” tn > H'e game, she added, I..amarr’a separation agreement IT'S HERE! with her oiltnan husband grants I.T1-—The men of the NautUua (NOTE—Ever since he's had *8>m*iijnant celia, Othe? drugs halt carry-on the reseai'ch, Mra. Peek*! Mias Kellems said the situation her a life income of at least 88,000 sailed Into this Brttlah port to­ poa^ man Haa enjoyed Imaginative cancerous growth, preventing them tvill directed that her exeinitora, ‘‘amacki , of Hitler" aa she recalled day and weAie awarded • the HOMOGENIZED i-.- ■ . 'V^'l flighta ln|o the future. With an AP from ever getting worse or dan'- how the one-time German rtlcfator a month. Grp,tin ■ of Democratic Benstora | \Prealdentlal Unit Citation for nrience*ezpert at the controU, take geroua, so people llvev out healthy (Continued on Page Four) would establish rulings and\make U.S. Explains Refusal ntetr epic voyage under the demand .tne -Navy promote Rear | a trip through the wonderland of normal lives. them retroactive In order to punish North Polar Icecap. A gala wei- tomorrow. This ta the first of four iJfeapan at IM certain persona...... Adm. II. G. R ich over.. . . “.All t'o-, articles on the shape of things, to lombla la waiting for me,” 'JO-y’ear rome'-aw-AMM the big atom pow­ Average lifespan now is 100 Hitting again at the I'ecent leg­ ered 1.74. ailh cnilaing Into this come In irarloua fields.) islation. she added; old Mlaa Liiz Marina Zuluaga,. liiias MILK years of healthy, robust; ■vigorous Didn’t Train, \To Recognize Peiping British pitrt its first landing life. Some old-timers are atili hav-1I®fce every- Universe, says as she board, plane at Idlewild since sailing under Ihe .Arctic ■ By ALTON U BLAKB.HLEE ingInr a ball at nearlynearlv 1.50.1.50 i lO H ern iH n t^ l0aretl i 0"* Into either the Republican or iN THE Select the ttyla that suits you best. we engineer Communist Hungarian border i B.v JA.ME.S MAKMIW .•menl, uhiiaually free of morallz- Icecap. (A_P Science Writer) ■ Heart dlaea-e is conquered! Med­ w 1' ■!-! | Lhe Democratic party. That’s not it into customized sections to meet 'your require- It a-on’t’ be,tomorrow, or even 10 (Jl 5 Lirnsn l/eallis guardx open fire on two Austrians (AP, News Analyst) | ing, except for One broild splash of j rea rs from now. But someday ical aclehtista ' can tell you how across the barbed x*-Ire fences: Wasbington, Aug, 12 U’- The j wishful thinking. "And in one spot NEW RIG GE.MS T H B T r •ments os to placement of doors, windows, roof, tb eat and live to'prevent coronary ■ , nec cent of the voters who are in­ Pills revive your faulty memoryr dependents.'' The law should help marking the AuaJro-.Hungarian j United Nations' 81 member's may I it's a little less than Candid.' , I New York. .Aug. IS iA5—'fhett choice of exferior siding, etc. Reiutf; -Custom de­ A quick mvallow aave, you the e ^ b r e a k t h r o u g h s alao SlerllngUm, N.Y'. Aug. 12 upi I frontier. ,ihave to pause 1ft their ding-dong! It's wishful thinking for the de- nf 8S7.000 la Jewels Irani a h#-. HALF barraaament of not being able to A towerman who admitted forget- f (Continued m Page Three) Sovlel Union ..rgjes'ta I 'J i.. pro- .fight over the .Middle East, a la it-! partmeut to say It holds the view ‘ lei lobby showroae, matehlng' in sign, efficiently produced by precision foctory remember aomaone’a name", or that make It poasible for you to> get a ting to atop one of t\x-o JSrIe t a il- ' *•*!* •Jl***’** raW by 800 East Gcr-||ng tomorrow, while' they waltz! that Communis( rule in CThina Is' daring thr burglary‘of 8166,000 new heart, glands; akin, kidneys methods to give ypu the very finest in materials foreign language you learned in col- road passenger tralhs that collided I man Coinniuniat police on a. village ! nr.pu.hd once more with ^ e old; not permanent. There's nothing, In gems from Tiffany's on Hun'- lege. . , , or lupga when your own organa and worlimonship’ at vo/ume prices. yesterday h.os been cleared of pny 6^gX|airkt*4k lT lf 8Jk V ^aataxcl •*" . question of mehibersiiip for Red j solid to indicate otherwise. day, (IBS mealed t tiiday. The GALLON Or they give Jwi an immediate became damaged or worn out-giv­ culpable negligence. \KUIIipi tflllin r T481CU; (|lol. William A. Stebbini of; auna. [ And it a a little lest than ckndid i OS'TiOOO in gems was stolen three grasp of all the detaila of a busi­ ing tisBites from health'y, persona ; Five |.-)ve pepe;aohs died and .36 were I'lk i- _ S M ®o*^***'*L“,". VL. U ,na»»er non-InteiTerenca 'in, the ■ytilf, Tran., had been releas^ by tHI oust SIISNIlt S Mcirtt tis X«MMNV buying milk In this half gallon sire spare saver you saxe monr.v. bound train while an. eaatbound tg o . permits the United SUtea tqf/^argea. why ihhe: Uojted Slates refuaea fo ! Chinese civil war. This meant leav- Communist CtMchoalfex-akU au­ Stole ...... Fhene ...... Mthin the brain or body. B ra in T c-; the Hotel Satellite or Hotel Or- ti ORDER VOIR.S TtlUAV FROM VOI R WIITKIE ROUTE DAIRY learch hiia fathomed myateriea of '^ '“" **■■' . . ■■4iF^n by-paaoed affreight, _ negotiate agreeihcnta to cut tatiffa f FBI aganta aay they wrtll remain recognlM 'the Red Chincae aa' the l ing. Chiang to-hia fate, thorities. B u t’a .preoa affleer a t biter, the plush, rival .spacC-plat- • VJeft Ceeat'i Factory on Sunday ' 0 The train’which.. was ^ hax'e on imports In retuim for sin)tlar!as “observers'' while police and law ^ l government of China, and : PoUity liineluuiged tke 'U.S. Bmboaay. eold he (sas RAIJQSMAN w .CAI.I. MI *-88«A. - (he cliemical-elecrrical workings of forms circIUtg-the earth. been helij at iSuffem. 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