Probe Asserts Hof Fa by the Service Bureau Tor Women’S Anderson-Shea Auxiliary’; VFW, and Celebrated a Nuptial High Mass

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’ I ' I ' ■ '.Vf '/ TUESDAY, JULY 24, IM f Jm I' ■\ • Average Daily Net PrcM Ron Hie Weather Fnr the Week Ended îtnctfC^Btrr lEttwino Iff rali .' I ■ .> F#mn#> #f V . a. W#atk#rt OaNea Jm # Se. UM dustitol Boor prupwtjr, providsd OtotoUT^■odder; nknne# at aknw- Martha (Xrcle, Emanuel Luther that tb« bustneas dosun’t bscoms 13,601 era into' tonight. Lokr In eea, an Church, wlU mdSt for sewing ZBARejects dstrlmental to nearby pnm rty. TNireday alMwein; elenring, easi About Town Thursday at 10 a.m. at the church. Mictiaudi'Magnan However, Hklr said, "m a le this ICFJUIS Mtmber of thn Audit Members are reminded to bring B on u •< Oirailatiaa er, in aftorneon. High In 70#.' is an industrial, zone, 1 feel jt in ijiot weather Pupils Ot the Vacation Church ssndwichea Coffee will be qprved. — -----!------f Pantaleo Bid not quite BUitabl’e for a Jufik yard." < Be ready for I ManchutwÂ City • / Ckrnm Miss Carol Ann Magnan and The motion to aK>rovo. the re- ahead with AT- School. South Methodist Church, •nc FAN tostaned to your will present a sharing program for Miss Karen MoNamar, daughter James A, Michaud, both o f Man Emil Pantaleo’s request to op qqest followed, and was defeated. home. Complete. wltir^Jtan tOtoMllled Aivwitatag an Png# M) parents and friends Thursday at 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Burton McNamar, chester, wAre united in marriage erate ah auto junk yard on Stock It Pantaleo wants to have the re TOL.LXXXI.NO;250 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 85, 1991 PRICE n V E CENTS 209 Woodland St., will be married Saturday morning at St. James' quest considered sgeln, •zoning louvers and all earpsntty p.m. on the lawn behind Susannah PI. was denied by the Zoning Wesley Hall. to William L. Rood, son of Francis Church. laws stote he must wfUt a year, work. Rood. Scotland, Conn., Saturday The bride is the daughter of Mr. Board ot Appeals last night in and then ZMbMt his request to toe WILSON The 10:.10 a.m. story houf at at 11 a.m. at St. Bridget’s Church. and Mrs. Eugene Magnan, 180 E. executive session. ZBA for tonsideraaon of a public ELECTRICAL CO. Flu Shots Urged Mary Cheney Library tolhorrow ’The place of the wedding wag er liBddle Tpke. 'Die bridegroom Is The five-member board cast ^two hearing. The aiq;>UcaUon must havd Or Independence State N ew s has been canceled. roneously reported in the public the son of Mrs. John Scarlato, 300 negative' votes to Charles O. sutabtanUal changes to warrant, re Mi 9-4817-M E 3-7376 About Sept. 1 lor records report of *The Herald re Charter Oak S t Pirie's motion to a^ rove the re^ hearing, however.. Fhuutohig AvnOabia Everyone Interested is invited to cently. 'The ftev. Joseph McCann per quest. Four affirmative ballots Persons 45, Over an international picnic., sponsored formed the 'double ring ceremony are required by state law to pun Probe Asserts Hof fa by the Service Bureau tor Women’s Anderson-Shea Auxiliary’; VFW, and celebrated a nuptial high Mass. £ motion. Board Digcusses Organizations, at the home of Mrs. will meet tonight ■ at 7:80 at the Bouquets of white carnations and Pirie, chairman Rogrir B. Bag- Bid WASHINOTON (A P)—The Douglas Roberts, Bolton Rd., Ver post home. gladioli were at the altar. 'Mrs. ley and Robert-. I^Turcotte voted Firehouse Needs Public Health Service is urg non, tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. to Ralph Mapcarone was organist and amrmatively, and secretary Dan Man, 62, Held ing persofia 46 and older to get 2 p.m. Ten government employes There will be a kitchen social soloist. iel Hair t^^V incent Gertovesl flu ehdts before next winter, hnd officials from Iraq, Turkey, Saturday from 2 to 5:30 p.m. at ’The bride, given in marriage by voted negatively.. The board of directors will hold Hggitt Sptelil For Shooting when widespread Asian flu ia Viet Nam and Taiwan, In th\s coun the home of Mrs. Nonnie Hildlng, her father, wore a floor-length Pahtatoo, whose junk yard is on informal meeting on the town’s To Puerto Rico anticipated. try for training under the Agency 313 Charter Oak St., for members gown of Chantilly lace, designed located on Hoilioe St., had asked firehouse needs tonight, followed by K in’s Visitor Outbreaks of flu oaused 90;- for International Development pro of Chapman Court. Order of Am with. Sabrina neckline, sequin and if fie might relocate on Stock Pi., special meetlng/OTi propbs^ re 000 deaths directly or i^ r e c t - gram, will be guests. Those at aranth, and friends. seed pearl trim, long tapered An industrial |»ne. At a public visions to the tovm’s charter. WASHINGTON (AP) fd«nt that h# b«Uhv## the time has ly lost winter, Surgeon Gm - tending are to bring a box lunch, sleeves and bouffant ruffl^ skirt, hearing last week, several Sto<^ Invited to discuss the need for President Kennedy notified come for growth' and improve BAST HAVEN (AP)— eral Luther L. Terry reported '' and the hostess will provide a bev The Senior High Fellowship of terminating In a chapel train. She Pi. reMdents objected to the move. three flrehouSEs are the building ment of toe commonwealth sys James DeMaio, 62, was ar Tuesday. PuMio Rico’s governor today tem. He said he intended to ask erage. South Methodist Church will serve wore a crown of sequins and seed Among those who protested the committee, the fire chiefs, the po rested on the- charge of as Terry recommended the flit a buffet supper tomorrow from relocation was Seymour M. Gro- he agrees" that the people of the Puerto Rican Legislature to shot series be started as soon pearls with lace-edged silk illusion lice chief and the architect of pre sault with intent to commit The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs 6:30 p.m. until dark on the lawm veil, and carried a cascade bouquet bard of West Hartford, who liminary plans for two o f the fire Puerto' Rico now should vote enact a law that would submit as possible after Sept. 1 and Rob, Cheat, Field. Day Coiporation will cele behind Susannah Weeley Hall. 20 of white carnal;lons. claimed the junk yard would hurt houses, Arnold Lawrence. Onaraatoed on their preference for inde- to a vote of the people proposals murder last night after a completed by mid-December, Hartford Rd. ’The public is Invited. Miss Lucille Ctpolla of East his investment of more than 2100,- Hie meeting wlU begin at 8 To Give Tea "to perfect the commonwealth shooting occuired at his in order to guard against a brate a 25th anniversary this year mndence, statehood or per within its association with toF at its annual outing at Lake Corn- Hartford, cousin of the bride, was 000 into the Serv-Well Burner o’clock in the hearing room of the A V m possible 1962-^ flu epidemic. Oorp., 44 Stock Pi. fecting the present com United States. home, 19 Edgemere Rd. pounce Aug. 4. All Odd Fellows, liiald of honor. She wore a bal Alunlcipal Building. Enjoyaala The victim, George Hommick, Teamsters Rebekahs and friends are invited. lerina-length dress of aqua silk After the hearing. Hair had Simultaneously, the charter re Smoke monwealth form of govern 'It is my purpose also," Munoz Carpet Reported asked that action on the request be 34, of 114 Mechanic St, New Proceeds from the field day pro organza, designed with bouffant vision commission will meet in the tads OF A NATIONALLY ment. told Kennedy, “ to recommend Haven, was shot in the left thigh. skirt and tiers of ruffles at the tabled for a week to give him op probate court hearing room in the a d v e r t is e d CIOAB Kennedy’# viewk were in a that advocates of boto independ Gist of Living gram of sports, exhibition drills Stolen from Car portunity to view the site. Police sold Hommick was visit Aides Told and sale of food, fancy work and back, and a crown of seed pearls Municipal Building, to consider the WHICH SELLS FOR 10# letter the White House said Vice ence and federated ftathhood for ing DeMaio’s married daughter at Last night, the ZB A secretary dlrectpm’ 'rejection of one proposed Prssidant Lyndon B. Johnson Puerto Rico should be afforded other items, support the .Odd Fel with matching circular veil. She said that, after visiting both the R«g. 94.75. the duplex home. DeMaio entered lows Home in Groton. Police are investigating the carried a cascade of yellow car revision, which would give the town would deUver today to Gov. Luis the opportunity in the legislation toe daughter’s half of the building In June Edges WASHINGTON (AP) — Horace St. junk yard and the site Box 50. * 1 9 9 to present these alternatives to theft of a floor carpet, valued at nations. counsel job tenure. Munoz Marin. Kennedy appointed vrith a .32 automatic and told Hom Th« Senate investigations of the proposed relocation, that the 7 For SSe Johnson to represent the people the electorate, so that no doubt 284.65, Uken cleanly from the 1. Brideamaids were Mrs. David new location would be “detrimen Revision commission memberii mick to leave, they said. subcommittee accused James I Bendell, 3 Pioneer Circle, sister of will report their opinion on the re Perfeetoa and PaaatoUaa Of the United States on toe cele whatever may be entertained ei Both men were quoted by po To New Record front and back floors of a new car tal’’ to reridentlal property ad ther in Puerto Rico, or in the K. Hof fa. Teamsters Union t the bridegroom; and Miss Carmel- jacent to It. Hair added that Gro- jection later in the evening. Thir bration today of the 10th anni lice as saying a brlsf argument and Personal Notices parked In the lot of Paul Dodge lla Michaud, Hartford. Miss Linda versary of the founding of the United States that the principle of president, of corrupt and con-^ bhrd’s objection "ahould be given teen other proposed revisions were- selMetermlhatlon has been thor scuffle preceded toe firing ef the WASHINGTON (AP) — Pontiac at 373 Main St. I Bradshaw of East Hartford, cousin accepted by toe directors for pres U U E n BRUB eommonwealth government. shot. tinning ties with New York Eldward Doucette, a salesman some consideration.” oughly carried out.”' Living costs edged up ip June I of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. Genovosl aaid, "It’s going to be entation to the electorate in a ref PAIWADE Hundreds chsered Johnson DeMaio’s bond was set at 226,' mobster Antonio Tony Ducks Death Notice for the firm, noted the carpet was 1 They wore ballerina - length Tuesday night on his arrival in The Munoz letter was dated to another new record largely missing Saturday afternoon while hard for me to aay it’s (the junk erendum -Oct. 1. 000. Ck>rallo. dresses of yellow silk organza of, yard) not going to devaluate their Son Juan. because of higher food prices, RICHTER In New Haven. July 23, 19S2. checking the new cars In the lot, the same design as the maid of '-’V, Munoz hod writtsn toe Preel- (Oonttoued on Page Nina) especially the cost of restau The stinging report to toe Sen Ann H. Klein, wife of Gerhard L. located next to Flower St. He told property to some extent.” 1 4 2 to 1 5 4 ate today pictured Hoffa oe a ta Richter of S57 Shagbark Drive. honor’s dress with crowns And He said further that if Panta- rant meals. police that the two pieces of car HARTFORD (AP) — The State bor leader who doesn’t care Oranae, mother of Gerald A. and matching veils, and carried cas leo was to remove trees from the The Labor Department on Donalt' — • pet were "taken off the floor, cades of aqua-tinted cunations. Lorlnz Studios Motor Vehicle Department’s dolly whether Teamsters aides rob and cleanly." Patrolman Richard site the junk yard "certainly will nounced today its consumers price cheat the union or indulge in pay Robert Michaud wak his broth MRS. JAMES A. MICHAUD be an eyesore to Main St.” ^Nobody Giving an Inch^ record of automobile fatalities as Thurston Is inVesUgatlng the inci er’s best man. Ushers were Adrieih index rose one-tenth of one per off deale. navPn, inurBuay. «iui« ai ii n.iii. Bagley pointed out that a junk of last midnight and the totals on cent to 106.3 per cent of toe 1967- rriendu may call at Beecher S Ben dent . Michaud of Sheiburn Falls, Mass., the same date last year: Cbairman John L. McClellan, nett 100 Broadway. New Haven. yard ia an acceptable use of in- 69 base period. This means. that PoUce are also Investigating the brother of the bridegroom, and of South Coventry, retired Town 1961 1962 D-Ark., told the Senate he had Wedneaday from 7-9 p.m. of Manchester employe In the Warning Issued C H T E R in C toe value of the dollar in retail held up tiling toe report for more theft of a RoUl Crown English Robert Clphlla of East Hartford, Killed ...... 142 164 building and health departments. markets is about 6 cents less than than half a year, lest the publicity Card of I'hanks 26-inch, red frame bicycle with cousin of the bride. William Brad CHOICE ANTIQUES WANTED Rusk, Gromyko Fail silver fenders reported taken from The bridegroom is the son of In 2-Car Crash in the comparative period. Interfere with a trial of Corallo. Mr. Arthur E. Gibson of 40 Flower shaw of Blast Hartford, cousin of Private ooileotor will pay Ughee'l Street wiahes to thank hie relatlvea. outside the State Theatre. The the bride, was a junior usher. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Williard Extended Forecatt The June living cost rise was Corallo was coniricted in Jtme nelxhbor*. frlendi.- R>v. Lawrence Al Mrs. Magnan^wore a blue silk Jr. of Winston Salem, and the Manchester police investigation cash prices for Fumitnre, Glass, Have You An Event Scheduled WINDSOR LOCSCS (AP) — The largely attributed to a 9 per cent with former New York Supreme mond the radio and preea for telephone owmer of the bicycle, Richard Mac- China, Silver, Clocks, Old Jewelry, Court Justice J. Vincent Keough and personal calls, cards, flowers, and | 'Donald, of 22 Wedgewood Dr., re organza sheath dre.ss with side girandaon of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel into two minor motor vehicle ac UB. Weather Bureau issued this increase in prices of fresh fruits Irifts. which made his 91st birthday a J. Williard Sr. and Mra. Ethel Pictures, etc. I'w lll call anywhere In Fsacley on Berlin but this was largely eeasonal. and Elliott Kahaner, former U.S. ported the theft to police. panel, white accessories and orchid cidents yesterday brought a Warn That Calls For Food? five-day forecast today for Con attorney In Brooklyn, on charges most happy occasion. corsage. The bridegroom’s mother Hutchins, all of Winston Salem. ing to a CoventiV woman involved In New Enriand. Write la striotost necticut, for July 26-30: Restaurant meals rose one halt cbnfldence.OhlMnlntely no obliga It may bo a wedding, a banquet or just an informal of one per cent In the month. of conspiring to fix a federal court wore a pink silk organza dress The bride attended school :,ln in one of the crashes. Minor ve Temperaturee Thursday through cilminai case. with bateau neckline and bell aa:'a-"ota, Fla., and Guilford, N. C. hicle damage and some bumps and tion. P.O. Box 88, Waban 68, get-têther of a soefety, lodge or some friendly group. Monday are expected to average 2 The food index is now at a GENEVA ,(AP)—U.S. Secretary of State Dean Riisk and record high with grocery store The eubcomniittee’s unanimous shaped skirt, white accessories and She Is a graduate of Woman’s bruises to persons were reported WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko have ended their to 4 degrees below normal turning corsage of pink and wihte roses. College, .Greensboro, N.' C., and cooler ’Thursday, continued cool prices up by one per cent from findings rejected Hoffa’s sworn by police. last year and restaurant meals 2.8 denial that he had sent this word A reception for 130 guests was was employed as a secretary for 'Mrs. Mary E. Whipple, of Sam TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Berlin talks without any significant change in the positions Friday and Saturday with a rising held at the Garden Grove. For a Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to of the two sides. Agreement seems as far away as ever. temperature trend Sunday and per cent above a year ago. to (3orallo, the alleged real power Wile Homes Inc. Green Rd.. Coventry, was' given! The over-all living cost index in New York Teamsters Local FOR EXPERT motor trip to Atlantic City, N. J., The bridegroom is a graduate written warning for followiilg accommodate any size gathering. Why not call ns and Rusk arranged to fly back U»f Monday. Mrs. Michaud wore a white suit has increased eight-tenths of one 239: WHEEL ALIGNMENT— w h e e l BALANCING of Guilford (N. C.) High School too closely. Police said she crashed’ Washington this evening. Gromyko Some nonnal tempmturee are “ I don’t care if you want to— with red accessories and carna COMMERCIAL talk over the detail? *- Is leaving for Moscow Thursday. Hartford 86 and 62; m dgeport 88 per cent since the start of this American on Straifing Mission in Viet Nam RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING and the James A. Gray School in into the rear of a second vehicle, AND year, and lias aet new records in you want to steal, you want to tion corsage. The couple will live Winston Salem. He was employed operated by Noel D. Matkin, 30, of | Soviet-American contacts on and 66; New, Haven 81 and 63- LL T. E. Hoi of toe Vietnamese Air Force, left, and U.S. Air Force CSapt. Donald C. Whicker of rob, go ahead. Don’t get caught. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE at 54B Chestnut St., Apt. 38, after Bsrlln ars to be resunied later in Precipitation may total .1 to .6 four of the six months. Cbmpared by the R. J. Reynolds Co. before Storrs, who was slowing to stop in ; with a year ago living coats are Oxnard, Calif., are shown in front of their T28 lighter-bomber in De Nang, South Viet Nam, after Don’t get caught.” SEE July 28. entering the Air Force. He Is sta line of traffic on E. Middle INDUSTRIAL Washington. of an inch occurring a.cut off military aid to the new Brooklyn. stealing, dealing under to6 table, Phone MI 9-0920 long threatened to aign a separate Bid to Hold Plant cent in New York City in June and An AP News Aaolysle or indulging in any other improper I Miss Ruth Cunninghanri was bound direction on the turnpike. 1.2 per cent' in Washington. He By WILLIAM L. RYAN regime. No patient was injured. The peace treaty with Oommunist East HARTFORD (AP) — Governor three-alarm blaze was lirought or criminal actiritles.” hiaid of honor 'and Horace W. His truck was then struck from Dempsey scheduled a meeting to said the demand factor apparently AP Special Oorrespondeat 'Die concitision some latin Germany and turn over to 'East under control within 20 minutes. In a prepared Senate speech. Sellers, best man. the rear by a car operated by Dan Tirtd tff Mm Mgli 8oiis fair hot day with a top Connecticut De- had something to do with higher OriUciam of I^mident Ken erlcans draw from all this is A reception was held at the iel Pinto, 29, ot 20 Oval Lane. The Germans the control of Berlin’s Where the evacuated patients supply routes from West iGer- vôpment Oommiiurion official to restaurant meal costa. nedy’s^ Alliance for Progress is that too U.S. view of military in would be placed was not deter (Oaottaoed ea Page Fifteen) American Legion Hall, Hebron. car was towed from the scene by see what coidd be done to per The Labor Department also an terference with constitutional gov After the wedding trip Mr. Hol wrecker. No arrests were made. Read Herald Adv8. many. sharpening in Latin America mined immediately. All 296 of walor? A fuol i l l iMWtriil wattr There have been reports toe suade the Soundscriber Corpora nounced that average earnings of ernments depends 'upon circum them, including 66 newlwrn in brook will resume his post as act tion to stay here and not build a ^ t o r y workers rose to a new against a "background of bewilder stances. ing postmaster at Amston. Kremlin intends to sign such a ment oVef U.S. policiee. fants, were taken temporarily to treaty later this year unless toe ALAN POBfERANZ plant in toe South. high in June. The after-tax earn In Santiago, the influential Chil a lawn surrounding the block- The Governor said that from 285.73 fit litay. titudes toward political-military e ^ French gortisims and for conver- gentine ai^ Peruvian experiences Later, patients who had been on Called from AP Wires \ AMERICAN LEGION Mysterious Mr. X famlltair with the rituation . . . Myers said toe Mrnings riser actions among its neighbors. showed that the United States slott of West Berlin into what toe This week’s visit of Ecuador’s operating tables when the flames HALL Communists eon a free city. and I uwht' to be filled in-on It." was one of the smallest litay-June was "disposed to make political started were returned for treat . Viator for half tho o o ii Oat The Soundscriber Corporation, increases ih many years and was President Carloe Julio Arosemena The Western position is that In Wall Slf^tock compromises with the Punta del ment. HEUNSKI LOMOB, 2 AND 2 located in North Haven, has had largely due to somewhat longer to Washington adds a touch to the Este charter, which does not ad Western rights in Berlin were confusion. Technically he is toe Cause of toe blaze wu-^not-de- 'WAEWIGK, R. L (A P)— b » - GLASS INSTALLED F O R R E N T • I gidned by rictory over Nazi Ger Theft Surrenders production curtailed since Friday working hours. mit dlstinctlone among dictator termlned at once. by a strike of 130 members of the Cost of services continued their constitutional president of Ecua ships, )>e they Cuban, Peruvian or lendlng ohonapton IHek Siderawf m ALUMINUM COMMNATiON DOORS tho too gals, a iay you many tai World War n and that dor, but Arosemena got there Some patients were getting in at Newiiigtoa, ConaJ,' won hia Inquire Lithnanlsin Hull these could not be canceled by a International Brotherhood of Elec gradual rise in June. Price in of any other country.” travenous injections, while lying AND WINDOWS OF A U TYPES NEW YORK (AP)—Alan Jack trical Workers. The company has creases also were reported for only after the Ecuadorean army opening moteta, S and ' 2, o'ver 24 OOLWAY ST. Boviet-Bast German pact. Pomeranz, named by authorities kicked out - his predecessor, Jose In Argentina, the widely read on coU or stretchers on the lawn Stan HBinsIri of Maneheotar, OPEN 8 AJM. to 6 PJi.—SA iniD A T 8 AJL to NOON Regular delegates of toe Soviet 110 other employes also. used cars, women’s and girls MI S-6I64— Ml 8-8496 as the mysterious "Mr. X ” in toe clothss and household textiles. Velasco Ibarra. Originally tot Economic Survey accuses toe al or sitting in chairs. Ooan.,'as vatoh ploy began to Mrs. Samuel Joseph Wlltord lU BINGO aaoA aat aava up to Union and the United States car- Commenting on a statement of liance of distorting the aims of Many fire drills had been held FOR ALL OCCASIONS 8 O'CLOCK— AEOiON HOME, LEONARD ST. case of toe ll.S-milllon stock theft a corporation source that arto- Prices of gasoline, coal and petro army planned to impose a pro- day to 'Eto New England omo- itsd on' ki toe 17-nation disarma from Bache A Co., walked into leum fuels, cosmetics smd house viaional regime, but bowed to Punta del Este, ot encouraging previously at toe hospital and at tenr golf ehaoqilOBeli^ Rot MIm Gwenlo Alice Ferrell of Ueota are now working on a new total state control of planning, of first nuns and other hospital per IJ. A. W HITE GLASS CO.| EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Dlst. Atty. Frank 8. Hogan’s of plant sits in the South, the gov hold durables were a bit lower. street riottag in fs'vor of Vies Jimmy Grant HI o f Wothers Guilford, N. C., became the bride (Oeetieesd «m Page Three) permitting the whole alliance idea sonnel were unaware that an ac- field, Oenn.. eo-swdeEet with $104 yaarly. fice Tuesday and gave himself up. ernor said: The June living cost rise will President Arosemena. 31 BISSELL ST.— Phone MI 9-7322 of 3am,uel Joa^h Williard tn of Pomeranz, S3, who was arrested bring wage Increases for approxi Aroeemena had been suspected, Siderowf to tiie qanllfyiMf Winston Salem. N. C„ July 15 at "We will certainly do every (Ooottaasd on Page Fifteen) (Coottaued on Page FUtoeei) round yesterday, won ousted to on a cliarge of criminally receiv thing possible to see that plants mately 40,000 workers whose wag S t least, of being inclined to the the BaptUt C3iurch in Guilford. ing stolen property, would give es are subject under union con tar left. The -army forced him to day by veteran Dave SnlUyaa at The bride is the daughter of Mr. Lieftist Deputy don’t leave Conneoticut." Noerton, Mans., 2 and 2. New •> ^ SBE YbUk OIL HEAT DEALER interrogators no Information other Referring to the. labor union tracts to revision on toe basis of breiJc relations with Cuba and the and Mrs. Wesley Cheek Ferrell of < L •• •• than his name, age and address. the new index. Communist bloc. Now Arosemena Hampehlre state champtoo Dtek Weslo Willows, Guilford, N. C. Her PLEASE NOTE: • But Hogan, describing Pomer difficultiea about which the com About 26,000 workers including seems to be picturing himself as Reds Buy U.S. Cancer Books Dlea of Nashua. N. H.„-, woa hfo father is the former major league Moves Toward anz as "a saleisman of sorts who pany was complained, the Gover a moderate conservative';' At any opeolng HMtoh, 8 and 2, over pitcher who played with the Cleve lived by his wits, a salesman of nor said he may meet later on (Ooattnned en Page Plttoea) rate, he has his audience in’ Wash Broee DoHo at Green HflL land Indians, Boston Red Sox and products and ideas,” 'said "Mr. with State Labor Commissioner ington. i'RE CLOSED Algerian Rule Renato E. Rlccuitl to look into B u ys a re Washington Senators. Her mother X ” had contracted to dispose of When the Punta del Bate chartr U.S. Groups |/a P robe KENNEDY GALLS ADVISERS is the former Lois Johnston, for the blue (toip stocks stolen from that aspect. WA8HINOT(»r (AP)—Freeh A company source told the press er was adopted a year ago. Latin merly of Manchester. The bride Is ALGIERS (AP)—Dissident Dep- the Wall Street 'vaults of Bache American nations were supposed dent Kennedy has tentatively FOR VACATION that disclosure of plans to move the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. For Fubrlos at MlH'Prikeu OW Premier Ahmed B#n Bella A Oo. „ to qualify for alliance aid by re- sehednled a naeetiag at top mill* seeking buyers < Harry C. Haenggi of Sarasota, was reported moving today to Pomeranz’ surrender was the elsewhere was not a ‘threat” News Tidbits Smokings Air Impurity tary and dlpkxnUio advisers for Shop FILGRni BIfiXS RE-OPENING TU6SDAY, AUGUÎp Y 8 ctlng democratic processes and Fla. Mrs. Haenggi Is the former ward toe seat of power in Algeria second of two surprises for Ho made in the heat of toe strike. He from the AP Wires avoiding coups and dictatorships. Friday to seek a decleloa oa how Gladys Fairbanks Johnston of WENT1LL9F.M. foUbwing the capitulation of Pre- gan. said the shift has been under The principle suffered when Ar- much the Volted Statoo eaa ent WASHINGTON (AP)—Plans for^Service and the organisations rep- Today, with many investment calSier stoda Manchester. The bride’s great- CiMSMy HaB, HarMortl BA V ies PIZZA SHOP MR. AUTO WASH mlai Ben Toussef Ben Khedda’a gentiim’s i^litary kicked out the hack ita denwnds tor aa knqtec (CoMtoned on PagT Fifteen) broad scientific study of the resented at toe meeting. 'aunt is Mrs. Alice Dillon Johnston moamAte regime to Ben Bella’s (Ooottained sn Pngs Three) Congress sends President Ken conatltuttonal president, nullified tioa provtelon In a noeloar teat WEST army-backed leftist taction. impact ot smoikiiig and sdr pollu Terry sold scientists who al • tolling well below rfieir highest prices, the 153 MIDDLE nedy a foreign aid bill stripped of an election and applied for more ban treaty with the Soviet Union- alliance assistance. The United tion on health -were announce to ready have taken a strong public Ooagressional atomle experts. R Ben Bella was due today in toe bars on aid to Cmnmunist coun position on toe subject will not market may offer attractive immediate eenttol Algerian town of Tlaret States lent a cooperative ear. day ^ Surgeon Genejcol Luther L. was learned, have warned the tries and United Nations — and Terry of toe Public! Health . Serv be chosen. admlnfstrotton to proceed with mcoroe and long-term growth pouibilitk^ Wednesday from hie wertern headquarters at also mimiB 2206A million Kennedy Then came Peru; Again, the! The study committee, it was Ticmcen for toe first meeting of Flight Engineers Settle miliiary nullified a popular elec-' ice. extreme eoniton in reduciag In* wanted.. . Samuel Lassiter, a 15- A conference ot repreaenUtivee agreed, ahould have a full time Bpeetton reqnirementa to an ef* This could be a good time, therefore, fot you the National Liberation Front’s. year-old Negro boy, is shotgunned tion, insisting it did so to protect democratic: proceesee. This time of several federal agencies, medi staff, supplied knd financed pri tort to obtain Soviet i PoUtieal Bureau, which will take to death in Brooklyn's Bedford- marily by toe National Cancer In to tcek values in terms of your own personal ^ over effMtlve control of the gov toe United States MversM toe cal groupe and the tobacco indus Stuyvesant Negro section in what try decldedTuesday a 12-member stitute, the National Heart -Insti MaoLKAN'S MOTHER mKS ernment. Ben Bella is one of to4 Dispute with Pan Am procedure and suspended diplo tute, and the Public Health Serv needs and objectives. PRESCRIPTIONS New. York police say was a flare- matic relations. ' committee of scientists shouldt be IDNDON (AP)—Indy Gwen bureau’s seven member# and its ap of Juvenile vtolemse between ice Divisions of Air Pollution and dominant voice. He ic expected The military junta in Lima was named to conduct toe study. dolen Mor lm n, mother e f rene If you will tell .us about your particular two gongs, the "Stone Killers” and The study is expected to start Chronic Diseases. to become it# chairman and pos WASHINGTON (AP) 1 , Fan$«greement might have a bearing shocked. It p ieced that it should gade British diplomat DoaaM the "Commanche Chaplains” .. . in mid-September. The first Terry said the proposed study Moc l ienn. died today at the age situation, we will be pleased to suggest OPENS VACATION GATES FOR YOU sibly take on the premiership os American World Airways and its (rii the Btastern strike. be given a chance. Possibly it had will bSi independent of two other Rb . $2.00 W oshuM i Wax Goldberg said Eastern had con Printing pressmen and the struck both Ecuador and Argentina in phase,' limited to defining the of 82. She snltored a stroke J i^ • 9 well.' I fliC^t engineers settled their labor Minneapolis Star ahd Tribune nature and magnitude of toe studies about to be undertaken in • ll selected high cpiality issues either as replace- A Travetoan from HFC opens the doors to ax- 9 - 9 8 1 4 Three other Political Bureau dispute today on terms proposed sidered his proposals acceptable mind. The response from Wash 16 at her couatry home aeor reach tentative agreement en new ington was to g o evwi farther iand health hazard, will take about six Beomnelleld, hi Bneldaghem- citing hotels, motels and dining places,.. WB OBLIVrat membera arranged to take port by Secretary of Labor Arthur J. earlier. A Labor Department (Continued on Page Fifteen) mena or for new purchase. Our professional spokesman aaid no new meetings oontraot. months .How, to proceed with the ahlre. Her eeo. bow eelf-exOed la even opens the road to distant vacation lands you la 'the meeting in Ttaret, 140 CWdberg. ‘ second jtoaae—preparotlon of rec miles southwest of Algiers. They ‘nie agreement, announced by were planned in the Eastern Medical bulletin from London the SovM Uhloa. was ootiflod guidance is free fot die asking. Call us soon,' didn't expect to see this season, thstead of a stay- S m $ 1 - 5 0 ore former Deputy Premier Mo- strike, adding "toe next move ia says Sir Winston Churehill ianow ommendations for action—will be by cable hot toM Weotora aewn* Goldberg at 2 a.m. following a Argentina Outlaws decided when the first phase is at-home vacation or a skimpy trip, take off with a PINE PHARMACY kommed Khlder, a Ben Bella sup six-hour surprise negotiating ses up to them.” aUa to .bear part of Us weight on 2nd Sky N-Shot Off men ho hod no plaao to go to woo'tyou? 8S4 CBNTBR b A e BT—CORNER OF ADAMS porter who resigned from Bm Eastern’s offer to hire its 576 -Ola fractured left leg he received completed. her. MaoLeon aod a teUow tol<* Travaloan for happy memories that last far longer SOe I Wad. (M |y sion, calls for binding arbitration Red, Peron Parties Terry said the study will be con elga offleo emplojre, Ony Bnta Kbedda’a cabinet a week before of economic issues and settlement striking engineers on an individ in fall on June 28 ia Monte Carlo Another 24 i Hours than the monthly Cnb MONTHlY 'PAYM HMT t o WDIM Algerian independoice; former ual basia expired at midnight. Tbe H otel... Dr. Robert A, Soblen’s cerned not only with tobacco, but gees, detoeted to the Soviet of toe tangled jet crew issues all other factors which may be Ion In May 1661. Last AptE tha payments. Borrow T «ia«t » ■ It » t Mr. Auto Wqsh now features gunriUa - conimohder Ben ' Alla along lines he proposed earHer ia offer had been accompanied by lawyer files' appUcation to allow BUENOS'- AIRB8, Argentina Qo4mectic4d 5 7 tfeaM Stan* Saw n S«m n — t Involved, including automobile ex HONOLULU (AP)—Tbe United BrlUta govergneent Imaed wai^ ooo/kfehtfy . . . from « PRESTONE Wash and W a x - and 8 i^ Mbhommedi, minister of toe week. toe threat that engineers not re- toe convicted Soviet spy facing (AP) — Argentina's military-con 2166 I &72 2 7.27 210.06 218.46 trolled government outlaw^-Oom- haust fumes and other air pollu States’ sec<»id higb-altitude nu- lemto tor taeir aneot oa ehorgea Onderstending HFC gets your car REALLY GLEAN state In tod Ben .Khedda regime To a great extent toe Flight Iiortlng Jor work, would Iqs, their life asiitence in United States to iclesu- test shot over Johnston Is of v io la t e the BrlEsli OHMd 266 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.56 who wavwed between the two rights to jet Ql|^t engineer jobs. munlat and Peronist p om tf 'ând tion; 29J27 54.48 Engineers Infernational Associa retam to Isratel as aa Immigrant, Participating in toe agreement land is off for another 24 hours Secrete Act If tiny ever retnni PUTNAM & CO. people. 366 19.2S 20.91 and now it’s waxed, too. Make sides In recent days. The company did not say bow candidates Tuesday night 'in-de 30.83 47.S6 89.47 tion wUl be getting what It want according to report from Tsl Aviv, to conduct toe study were repre —but. Tuesday night's postpone to this eountry. 666 3 3 4 1 Wednesday Mr. Auto Wash Day. ed. When toe airlines , cut their many had returned. . , crees clearing toe way fbr new 466 36.41 39.74 66.48 106.80 The three other membera; oU Israel... UnitM States and Phil sentatives of these groupe: Ameri ment 'was only one-tenth as hard Thia offer is for Manchester jet crews from four to tores men, .Eastern resumed limited opera ippines will jointly create a me- elections promised next year. Lire iiMtirwiM mt ministers in. Ben ^Khedda'a gov- President Jose’ Maria Giddo is can Osneer Society, American for scientists to make os Monday LSklNIYZER HEADS NAYO i only. . erdment, were befleved planning curroitly employed engineers' will tions Monday and continued Tues mdrial park oo (forregidor as "a night’s. day- with two flights each way sued four decrees Oat also banned College of Chest Surgeons, Ameri P.ARIS (AP)—43ceL Lymaa U to jota the others later, either in have priority for the third spot. llvlBg symlM ef. Meadship be can Heart Asaociatiloh, American Hopes for tbe blast rose Tues Lemaltaer ef the VoRed Statoh iHmrYoik StodH Xhien as the. negotiators dm e between Miami and New York. "other totalltaflaii parties” and k ^ 49 PdT mmitk m tkM Open 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. T im t or when the bureau moves tween the 'two eountriee.” their caadidatea. 'Electoral courts Medical Associatlwi, toe Tobacco day as troubleaomp clouds drifted todsarw^nsmejl^^ S mLm M me. Us ooUvltlss to Algiers, 'ilisy ore m e e t^ , a new strike threat was Boto Pan - Amnican and East away, then fell when the overcast ern were stnick on June 28. Richard Cardinal Cuahing, Ro were given power to euperviae po Institute, Inc., Food and Drug Ad DQmty Premier Mohammed Bou- posed by thq Transport Workers returned. Less toon an hour ber ooRea Nerta *ARmIe I? VraotF Within four' hours Pan American) man Catholic archbishop of Bos litical party octtvlUes.. ministration, National tuberculo- diof and ICniaters of State Hoctne Unk» against Pan Amwicon and fore blastoff. Joint Task Force 8 OrgmlisEim 11 runttonr. toizssf . * 'I . ton, urgsis Gov. John A. 'Volpo to Tbe decrees drere aimed princi sU Association, Federal Trade ^ [ 1 1 Ait Ahmed Rahoh Bitat Northeast Airlines. the nation’s biggest overseas car officials looked glumly at toe •hoirmoa at thn VA Mo* rier, had obtained a federal court si|^ bUl eceotiag Msmsrhnsstto pally at followers of t o ile r dic Oomihission suad the Office* of The FoUtickl Bureau wOs era- le Pan American seLUement Science and Technology of toe Of d o IU Is • Wfi, M 299 B. CENTER STREET^-MI M894 s a t v w j a v b IpuBiliro Ju l t a n d A v a v e w - e ...... '■! ...... / ' ’...... m ___19^^ r • :V ' '. •»'*■■.'., ■ ■' . *■ , ‘ •.J: “i * .x .;-7 yW-- % *1 ■e ., . - 1 : •:) - . . 7 . ■ ■■■ . . . - ./■' {<■■■. . ■./ -,■■■ . . ■■■ • ■■ . ■/ '.• ' ■< . ■■ • - ,• ,..: ■• ■...... r KANCHE^TEB EVENING HERALD,.MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JL^V Z6, 196S K PAGE THREi P A G E T W O ttANCBESTEli eVENI^^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY ^5, m i • ing of July 18 he. would have real with the Hebron Cube, 8-.T. A re Tallman, 30, a clerk at Bache for ^fôhody GUd^g an Inch^ Bolton ised that the board waa simply turn game with the Heinm team Mysterious/Mr. X eight months. -He smuggled the making suggestlona for changes in wUl .be, played in Bolton on Au stock out of the Wall Street office E m HARTFOin Marê UsplanB.” ' ' I gust 2. In Wall St. Stock under h)a Shirt in mid-Jime. As You Like It Sheinwold on Bridge “Any attempt' to stampede the Donald Pepini, son o f Mr. and On the outside, Robert J. Dodge, D5Y NURSERY Do Your Week’s Wash W e a t h e r board into a premature acceptance Mrs. Armand Pepin of Route 44A, Theft Surrenders 24, an . unemployed truck driver ^------' . ’ By JUDITH AUEAKN of an inadequate plan which the is how stationed at th* U.8. Army and friend of ’Tallman, turned most RUTHL.OR2YB EXAMINE Set Friday board etmaideia damaging to the fralnihg center ia Fort Dix, New of the stock over to Pomeranz for wmi>soR LOCKS (xp)—'nie f o e BBSDiJE CMIMX educational future of the town Jerney. He Joined the , army oh (ftanthned. from Page One) disposal. 158 SILVER LANE U^S. Weather Bureau’ ieeiled this A .group of contemporary paintings anc By Alfred SheUwold Iki&^Soatlt'iootli. nhanMa must be resisted by the board,*’ July 2. "Pomeranz consulted with BM- IN THIRTY MINUTES! w m S r The first surprise came when marine weather summary t6e sculpture, mainly abstract, goes on .display How arc you as a bridge detec the stsXement concluded. The eommlttee plaihilng the wards (Schoenberger) on the dis tive? Polish up your msgnlfyiiy In Parley on Berlin O n S c h o o l Oountiy 'Fair to'he held at St. the federal government announced tribution of these securities,” said Conner.tieut today: # 7 > Brtafo that Pomerahs rraa . "M r. X ” —a DAY CAiP OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY today In the Avery Court of the Wadsworth glass and whistle up the blood 9 10 * 4 Recreation GOmmlasionei' BYed Mhuriee- Church on Aug, 25 will Morgenthau in announcing EM- Tides will be high along the « J 10 • 4 • The board of education, uchitect piece of information g iv «i to the CXiildreu 2 Y ean OM an4 Vp Atheneum. Among the artists whose work is hounds' as you look for the crljn* (Omttmwd from Page One) fact" that the geofpmAical _ _ rela- Arnold Lawrence and Us staff and Gaai i?emindB all Junior league meet at 8 tonight in the church wards' arrest on charges of con PHILCO RENDIX WASHERS and criminal in this little accoimt. A K Q r a haU. FBI by Hogan BYiday and kept spiring to transport stolen securi Connecticut shore today ' from included are William de Kooning,^...... ' ...... ; tionshipa between the Western na- the puUle building otmunisekm will tesuu; managen that all uniforms, secret by his office. 0 | iea 8:S« AJH. te 8:80 PM. Frana Kline, Robert Motherwell, West opened the seven Of..dla- YVBffr ■Affir tkms and the Soviet bloe oUlge the and equipment should be turned in. ties Interstate. 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. LoW tide at the Ivoryton Playhouse through * 0 4 aunt conference today a debate on hold a meeting Yriiich will be rioeed Sam Francis and Clifford StilL moods, covered by the jsek^quean dlaarmament that one diplomat West to reject, the Soviet concept. clean and in good ^condition, by AdvertiMment— "Evidently their pracUce' re- Schoenberger, waa held in $26,- Tel. BU 5-8SM—BU 5-8888 Old Sa>’brook today ia at 12:80 Saturday night. and ki’ngT Sw th drewi four rounds 9 AQIS 7 Z f 1 1 ' to the pubUc and the press in the Blueberriee—Pick your own, 25c quhrea the Issuance of a warrant," 000 bail by a U.S. commissioner 1 6 -P O U N b Tlie works haVe been secured from Worthy of Note ® Q f S called mere ’ -repetitions of arhat "Ckmpled with the ellmlnatkm of aroUtect’s office B*ilday night, Mrs. Saturday. Gaai will be al the haU. p.m. sunset today is 8:16 p.m. five private Connecticut coUec- of truing and■ led■ ” a dilunond to ^ 7 ^ i the nuclear delerrnit forces In Saturday to receive the eqiUpmpnt pint. Telephone Mitchell 5-6091. said Hogan. “ We would h ^ e pre for arraignment Aug. 8. Shelly Manne is slated, for a a I » 7 < « A 10 1 Gromiito and Rusk said. Claire WarfeL the 'board’s pubUc ferred to keep 'our, detectives ' snd aunriee tomorrow 5:41 a.m. tlons, and will be on di.4play until dummy’s ten. y . "Nobody ia giving an inch in vdilch the West has superiority relations representative, said yes- and uhifonsu. Said Schomberger's lawyer: Sept. 9. • folk music performance Saturday Since West had shown out of •oinH. Maneheeter Evening HemM Yrorklng without publicity. "He ia denying everything. They Boating weather for Long Is at 3:80 p.m, at the Berkshire Mu A AKlftllO their poMUons,” the diplomat aaikl. and <» which it might have to 'de tsrday. Plans for the propoeed ‘The first seaMon of baseball for DOUBLE LOAD land Sound to Montauk Point and .n the exhibit are de Kooning’s diamonds, declare!' returned a pend to defend Europe from the men and boys over 18 years of age Bolton oomepoadent, Gmoe Mc- Hogan said his office had only haven’t got a thkig against him.” sic Bam in Lenox, Mass., and diamond from .dummy, finessing ^ K • U.8. Ambassador Arthur H. secondary school to be built on DentooU, telephone MItcheU fi e minutes advance notice be More than $1 mlUim worth of : Block Island; Variable winds ‘Villa Etorghess,” Fairfield Por 0 A K 4 S Dean said the United States can considerably larger Soviet forces Brsndy St. wlU be discussed. The will be held Aug. 6 af 8 pm. at the R.LWANDELL Stan Kenton ia Mated for Sun through East’s nine. South gave now in the Soriet aone of Ger 8-8888. fore U.S. Atty. Robert M. Moc- the stocks is still missing. Author about 5 knots this, morning be- ter’s “Jerry on a Stool,’’ , and day at 8:30 p.m. a t 4 not accept Soviet disarmiunent board had aaid.lt was "unhappy” Bolton Dairy field. The necessary : coming southwest io to 16 kno^s Louise Nevelson’s sculpture,“ Gold up one club and two hearts, mak many," be said, ‘The acceptance equipment will be furnished by the genthau announced the issuance ities said they believe -Pomeranz Benny Goodman play* at the ing game and rubber. -'West NMh t a t proposals aimed to weaken the with iweliminaiy sketchsa prepaiied holds the key to their where Building^' Se-LB. COMMERCIAL DRYER this afternoon picking up to 15 Wall.” Pats 1 NT Pm West.. (d the Soviet prppoeal would mean by the architect and. At a meeting recr^km depertment. Church-af 19S Paas Teat of a warrant for Pomeranz. ‘ to 20 knots Thursday and shift fale Bowr Saturday night under You have all,the dues you need setting up unacceptable imbal filiated teams will be welcome. Morganthau also announced the abouts. t There are a number. Of work he jponaoiehip of the New Haven’ for yt the crime and criminal be Rusk and Gromyko held to their sonnel Departmoit reported today sensational theft of $1,370,476 eeparated from his wife, was de DRY 10c -10 MINUTES Ing such humdrum t hinge a Charles Munch conducts the fore you read on. would create an Imbalance be New sketches are being prepered « subject of a meeting of the scribed by Morgenthau as the key tered showers and thundershow tween the Blast and West "b y re usual positions Tuesday in a S- tor the Friday night meeting to in:- [>lton Grenge to be held FYiday 196 of 636 applicants successfully worth of blue chip etock certlfi- R— idowHci" C oimm Veld soups, advertisemehts and bil ioston Symphony Orchestra at There was more than Mte bit of catee from the Wall Street broker figure behind the theft of the H i* only washing machine manufactured that pre-soaka ers tonight and Thursday. Via- boards. Among the "pop" artist sesmod automatic, and asithSr jpiiring drastic change In the hour meeting , their third since, corporate the board’s nssr direc at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. passed the written state police ibUity 5 miles or more today and anglewood th Lenox, Mass., Fri- dirty work, so you’d bettor get they arrived here last weekend age house. He is Bldward Schoen securities. Allaratloiii^R«iiiodaHiij| are Andy Warhol, Ploy Lichten- two seU of handcuffs ready. South nor Blast raallxed hs jisd over-all composition of Western tions. Lawrence has submlUad a Mr. and Mrs. Michele Gigdio, Miss exam. yoar clothes and gives you 3 separate rinses. 2 to 4 miles tonight and TTiura- lay and Saturday nights. Pierm made a mistake. Tliat's how R Is for the windup of the 14-ngtion Betty Wadsworth, ^ r . and Mrs. Those who passed the first bat berger, 30, an artist and Interior Hogan’s, office said Pomeranz atein and Claea Oldenburg. donteux will conduct Bunday at South made the first mistake military forces, changes which lengthy report on the ohankee sug promised Dodge and Tallman 6 “ Bosiness Built On day'lmproving to over 5 miles with most bridge crimes whan ao Could only work to the advantage Laos conference and to address gested by the board of education William Reid. Raymmid Mielke will tery will undergo oral and payef- decorator also known as Bobby YOU CAN WASH * Bedspreads The collectors who loaned these 2:30 p.m. when he put lip the jack of dia Bklwards. per cent of the proceeds on the Customer Satisfaction” with wind shift. monds-from dummy. This gave detectives are around. of the Soviet bloc.” Key points in the deadlocked 17-natlon disarhia- to the public building commUsiern. be in charge of refreshments. cal agility exams the week of Aug. works' are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oarrity la Mikado ment conference. Grange members will bold a picnic 6-10. Pomeranx, who has worked as stolen stock, but all they actually FuU Insurance Coverago * AxYConowRu^s * 4 S h M t s Marine observations: East the chance to play low, for Dally QaesUao, the Soviet plan are immediate / Apparently in rÎy to a remark received was a down payment of Block Island—Wind south 7 Barelas of Greenwich, Professor David Garrity was chosen to Partner opotif; with one chib, and banning of nuclear weapons and from Lawrence that five weeks of Sunday at Mashmoquet State This is the first time the State a part-time Interior decorator, * S H p c e v w n * Drapes and Mrs. Frederick W. HUIes of Blast's actual play of the queen of The American spokesman said walked Into Hogan’s office a few $4,400. knots, temperature 85. ♦ ling the Mikado in the Gilbert and diamonds was a crime. There were the next player passes. You hdd: ehmination of foreign, largely the meeting failed to produce working riosely with Mhool Supt Park in Abington, with their fam- Police Department has used the Tei. Ml 4-0450 New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. How Sullivan opera production at the Spades — 7 8; Hearts — 10 0 ^ U.S., military bosce. "any eignlficant change on the Philip Liguori has been lost, the Uiee. Those attending should bring physical agilKy test during the hours later. After 5:00 P.M. Montauk Point—Wind aouUi- ard W. Lipman of Cannondale, Dr. thus two crimes on the first trick. pre-training period. It has former Here ia how authorities hhve re Recall: southrs'set 8 knots, temperature Jan Hue Playhouse in New York See what happens If Bast plays Diamdids — J 10 8 4; Clubs — K So-vlet Deputy Foreign Minister Berlin question." board through lbs. Warfel issued a picnic lunch. and Mrs. Fred Olsen of Leete's Is City, He also designed the seta. The G A H Paving beisebaU ly been part of the training pro constructed the stock theft; Gloves are meant to be worn— 82 BALDWIN ROAD I 81, sea southwest S feet, visibility a low diamond on dununy’s jack at Q 5 2. Vyhat do you say? Valerian A. Zorin again insisted Gromyko told newsmen the a statement yesteray that the The inside man waa Gordon A. not be carried. No Waiting! I 15 miles, clear. land, Guilford, and Mr. and Mrs. Garrity, who studied voice in Answer: Bjd two olubs. Thsra's talks included the subject of a boerd ia “firmly behind the hard team kwt thia week in a game cedure for State Police recruits. Burton G. Tremaine of North the first trick. South draw# four that all foreign military bases Groton—Wind calm, tempera Rome mid sang In mustcaia in rounds of trumps and knocks out no advantage in Miowinc the must be eliminated, and all deliv German peace treaty. This meant, working and sincere efforts of to Madison. Florida, is the son of A tty.-and the ace of dubs. When South geU mangy diamonds whan your whole the U.S. spokesman said, that Superintendent Uguori." The board ture 58. visibility 5 miles, partly The museum ia open weekdays ery vehicles for nuclear weapons 28 Double Load cloudy. Mrs. Harold Garrity, 141 Pitkin back to dummy with a did), he can story is the club support. destroyed in the first stage of the "Mr. Gromyko discussed a peace critlciacd Lawrence for his state- faammasmmmmmmaanmmmm 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from For Sheinwold's SSpage booklet, Westhampton Beach. L.I.— St. lead diamonds only once through disarmament process; treaty and Mr. Rusk dlaciissed moit of correction on the amount OFEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. (INCLUDING MONDAY). THURSDAYS TIU 9 P.M. 0 to Sundays from 1:30 to 5:30. Blast's Q-9-3. East is sure of a dia- ■A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” sand what Mr. Gromyko said." of aquare footage In the sketches Wind calm, temperature 57, vis Closed Mondays and Labor Day. . “There will be no agreement” if Washers--16 Dryers ibility 5 miles, partly cloudy. m, peoplee.” Zorin said. stalemate on either general dis- The board stated, *Tf Mr. Law I Stratford Point—Wind norOi- Delinquent." puts up the nine to drive out the armament or a nuclear test bah rence had fprrectiy Interpreted the ' east 3 knots, temperature 56. vis- Book s ( the Month Dean countered that "no amount The Rev. William C. Vaughters, king, South eventually geU back •f generalisation can wipe out the treaty. actions of^the board at the meet ■ ibllity 4 nniles, .partly cloudy; “Travels With Charley." by John to dummy to lead the Jack and ten Shopping Center Stratford Shoals—Wind south Bteinbbck is the August selection president of the Spanish Bible In Police 4rre8fs of diamonds through the Q-3-2. 5 knots, temperature 68, s o f the Book o f the -Month Club. It stitute. San Antonio. Tâx,, will Even if Bhuit low -South can WEST MIDDII TUONPIKE calm, visHrility 10 milas, partly la aiv account of h is wanderings conduct special services. tpnMht at Roland B. 'Weaton, 20, of Point draw .frunips hfid enter dummy RACING cloudy. acroM America recently with, his 7:30 at &e Church Of the ..Naz- Grove Rd., .Southwick, yesterday with a club to fineaae through Batons Neck—Wind calm, tem MANOWSRR—a m TO OltAND WAY 10-ysar-old poodle, Charley. Stein arene. He will be accompaiU^ by afternoon was charged with failure East's (homonda. perature 87. sea calm, viaiblUty beck made the ‘-Journey, a sort of The play to the Erst trick TONIGHT! UP TO % EXTRA SAVINGS a male quartet from -Ui^ sîodi. to drive to the right. Weatmi poet- 27 \ A J i i M c i 7 milea, partly eloudy. return to the soil. In a specially The Rev. Mr. V au^ters ed a $20 bond while awaiting ap 8 P.M. SALE fitted truck. The book is a collec engaged in missionary work in pearance in Circuit Court 12, Man- 3 GII ST/ tlon of his talks with men and Livingston, Quatemala. for about chestec, Monday. The arfeet fol* FeaturinK Tho ^Charge a lewplm tomHf$ mippljfl i women in many walks of life, his ten years before becoming presi lowed a police investigation Into a fil|hMtf2G|2EdOUi^HR^BIH Top Qaavler impressions ‘ of cities and farma 7 pc. NYLON and FOAM dent of the Institute. one-car accident which occurred at Midget Drivers Ma conclusions about the country. The quartet conaista of MeXr 3:30 a.m. on July 15 at Main and Summer Ihestere lean students training for the min Hollister Bis. in which Weaton lost III Connceticat "Under the Turn Yum Tree,” a istry In Mexico. control of his vehicle, ran off Main comedy by Lawrence Roman, St., hit a fire hydrant of the Man Track Located At KROEHLER ENSEMBLE opened last night at the Nuêg nslHERIES BOARD ELECT chester Water Company and ran Intersectioii Of Tlieater of the University of Con- HARTFORD JAP) — The State across the lawn o f the 'W. P. Quish I New Stfite Road necUput, Storre, to run through Boaiid of Fisheries and Game an- Funeral Home before coming to a -.If Saturday night '' - nounoed yesterday the appoint stop on Hollister St. and Hilliard Street • HEATS “Three Penny Opera** is playing ment of Michael J. Stula of Col 8:88 6:20-10:80 f'i at the Oval Theater on Rt 4 in chester, as chairman, replacing • SEMIS Fannlngt8:00 “Fiorello” ia at the Stoiaowtown ALSO Music Fair. West Springfield, “The Cabinet of Csllgari” Oram Stamps > INCRBDIBLB Maas., through ^ tu rday night Glynnis Johns 'TO UCH OF MINK' • • * * * • " V P f y o t aoaftmga. \ 'm A with Tom Bosley. S:S0 - 6:30 - 18:15 "Bom Yesterday” is at the Can,- 'lOLTON NOTCH fS jS f STARTS WED., AUG. Int ■ U U O V A ton Show Shop through Sunday s u n ;: ‘Beagxl Brigade” f night. • Vint ANGvflhawiiiR WEDNESDAY! Desire Under the Btme’’ is at ACOUTRON . W«U^. Victor Manre

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C6lflf« WEDNS^DAY, JULY tl, IBM P A « PO U R ■ 'V ' .1. /• MANCHESTER b V e NING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN,, WEDf^SDAY, JULY 28, 1U2 PAGE TITS I the the future expansion of the Muni meat property, the Buckley School tha- three recommendations^ Doll Show Slated . 1/ Hot Firehouse Debate Iêtional Board e t Flrn JUfiderverwrit- cipal Building. ' Any-ObjKtiMs? tract, and tlie L^dall St, awim- Craham Backs her hiuhSnd. a high ’achool { tecto ot the. drug last SaUinlaV in..'enta of six chlldrsti, asked tb ere. ' ' ' Manchester is one bf the few ming pool. don’t want, to risk bring- , a newspaper story which' told of i n\aln anonymous.' . . A t the maetiag tm firahousefl At 11 Play Areas "If the directors'are opi^sed to towns with adequat* parking for 6ns quetUon raised by Plan Electorate to Decide Legal Tangle|^«»: m alforiA^. child into the thousands of babies having been tvk’o of thee^fecommendatione," its muiiicipai building, he said. last night, diraetors were dia- ning CommiaalM Cbalnnsa Al- Ban on : w-orld. . ' . bom in Europe without arm.i or I he said. "U lty ahoiild have the Using the land for a flrahouae cussing the B. Center St. en-. vord ia, in the «v4nt a bend iaaua The apeelal evsnte or all the “ We Weren’t concerned for our-.legs^ Doctors found that mothers Spain’ s Seeuriti'de Up courage ao." would be "very shortsighted." trance to the Mancheater High should be voted on for a fire playgrounds this • week ■ is a doll, 2 BarsOperfrtion /selves but we were concerned for of the deformed babies had taken School grounds as a possible ahow, which will be held tonight School Prayer M ADRID — Total public iasuM nte-lhayor retorted, "It'a ridicu lii the land going to be any house. whether Ml taxpayers Charter Issues Oct. ‘ our unbonr child." she said. thalidomide during pregnancy. site for the cen tal firehouse. would 'vote, or Just those who at fi:45. Awards wiU be given to of securities In Spain last yeag lous' to say anyone on tnia board is cheaper in the future, he asked The woman, who is in. her ,30s, V '-- dn:-' ha.r been rem oi*^■ from rhetorically, countering Gonertl General Manager Richard jive In the area served by the the best dolls In the show. The su ^ In Babv Case amounted to 34,100.000.000 pesetas tippoeed to protection.” The elec LOB ANGELES .W>-r-Bvange- saifl her husband obtained ’ the the market. It never was licensed Manager Martin's statement that Martin reminded the directora Tpwn Fire Department, that is^ pervisors will be In charge. list Billy Graham says he agrees Republican majority of the board of directors last ($568,000,0001.' This compared torate would not approve a bond thalidomide on a trip to Europe for general sale in the United the $45,000 demanded by the own dryly of the hassle two years eveiyona outside o f 4he Eighth with the recent U;S. Supreme ------..w r*..* ~ **«... v,.^ ..... PHOENIX. Arlz. lA P l - A Pho- itws •amc cu uie with 20,700.000.000 pesetas in To Central Station issue for a half million dollars for Outdoor movies ■ will be spon night had to have a helping hand from the two Democrats last year. She took some of the States. ers of the property adjacent to ago over the filing Junior High District sored by-the recreation department Court decision banning official presen t in o rd er tb a p p rove 13.l>roD099d c h a rte r revision s and woman broke into tears when puis after they returned to Ari- A Phoehlx couple offered Tue«- 1060 _ to '10,600.000.000 In 1061. three flrehou'ses. he said. School site on E. Middle Tpke. the parking lot "altogether too . Martin said fill taxpayera would at Center Park tomorrow night at prayers in public scboblsi ■" - she learned that legal complies-: xona. • ■ day night to adopt,the baby, even; slightly above the average for the The Republicans should do "The board of edueatibn ob place them on a referendum-for Oct. 2. H ie Republiam-controlted board of directors prepared last h i^ .” . vote, because the full faith of the *:45. The films w ill. consist of "The particular decision was all ; tion had halted plans to abort her ghe first found out about the e(- if it is deformed. TTie couple, par- last five years. something unpopular then, said Martin seemed to think the jected to having the kids walk 'niere were only four Repub-*' ■ ' ■; three-month pregnancy. ^ night to cut sharply the $300,000 plans for a proposed central Powell. TTjey , should say to the town would bade the bmide. Pay comedies imd cartoons, lasting right," he told newsmen Tuesday. bean directors at the meeting. —r~- town could acquire the land for past the police station, "But I ’m disturbed over talk of the charter revision commission The woman, who has taken a ___ electorate, "W e know you don’t ment of the bonds, however, about 46 minutes, and will be Five votes of approval are need firehouse, possibly to fit the $94,000 that will be available less at some future date. Con ’.’I don’t know whether they'd shown by Bari Moore. In case of taking religion but of government. met lit the probate court hearing ,di'ug blamed for the' Wrths of' like this, but this is what aljiould object to them walking past the would be mads from taxes collect ed to pass any measure. this yesr in the fire department-reserve fund. demnation of the land would be ed only from those served by the I rain, they will be pcetponed to I’m afraid of where that win room to consider the directors’ re- numerous malformed babies in be done." However, the two Democrats la a eecond decieive move., the?- ‘ — a complicated, expensive and too firehouse.” n«9ct Thursday, lead.” jecUon July 3 of another proposed Europe, had.been scheduled to en- Town Fire Department • ■ present. WIlHsm OolUn/i and Fran Rapublicajui bowed, to the pereist- pitîosed by the board of educa- When the mayor called for a long drawn out a process, he said, r«\iaion in addition to the 13. Good Samsriun Ha«.pitaJ to- YOU DON'T HAVE TO SKIN-DIVE Uon, ' motion a few minutes later. Pow- and possibly, a fruitless one. cis Mahoney, were opposed to two Oonrunlasion members decided to <*ay for the operation, •Roa o t Uie'^DemocraUc minority, two fire chiefs aiid the p o 11 e e Howroyd and the committee cut I ell jumped in to move that the dl- There would be room to build chief, said the front of the build of the proposed revisions, one to accept the directors’ decision/ ’’I don't know a * » t I'll do now.’ ’ switch town eledtiona Norn even partleularly Director Frencie Ma- the coat in half. : rectors "proceed as expeditiously the firehouse in the parking lot ing was 82 feet wide. against making the post of townt*’" * I*’*’®’!- hospital Crandall's committee might have j as poeslble on all three recommert- ■|‘i -years to odd years, and one to pro TO FIND TREASURE! iKime)’. and place^X higher prior- if the welfare office building Is Director Anderson wanted to CLOSED M O ND AY during July and August counsel a post with tenure. âdministrator Stephen Morris hsd Vii crpv/i,-r to cut the cost of the central fire datjons o f the underwriters." demolished, he said. vide an assistant general mana- tty on the propose'd^Green fife, know whether the Municipal Build ger. Those who attended the com-jthe operation, Not in the depths of, the sea, but in your savings at k^** house by two thirds. Favor Motion Could Add Partdng Ch>en Tuesday thru Saturday 9 :00 to 6:30 mission meeting last- night and ,Th* woman says she took wm e 'house than the proposed^cKee St. ing could be expanded into a fire Their opposition on the vote Aianche.ster’s oldest financial institution, .vou’ll fin d . Meet Friday The Republican directors, noting Also, parking space could be voted to delete the town c o u n s 4 1 • ’ontoinlng the drug firehouse. house. would nave compelled the directors The meeting, although Informal, The building committee will that the words "as expeditiously added north of the present lot, al i!l" Thursday Nights till 9 the kind o f treasure that means mo.«t to you . ^ meet Friday night at 8 o'clock in Martin said. "It doesn’t seem to call atill another special meet- revlslon w ereA tty. Vincent Diana. i was full of poliUcal plays, most of as possible" could fit t h ^ though this would be expensive, : READY CASH WHEN YOU NEED IT! the hearing room of the Munici they lend themselves to compati ii^ on the charter reiisions. Last Chairman, and Mrt. K a t h e r i n e ! r * * " which were won by the Republl- gram as well ae the Democrats’, I gaid. pal Building to begin the task. bility." TTie second floor of the fire night’s meeting was. a session Bourn. Atty. Herman Yules, Gil- cana. who succeeded m making up voted in favor of the motion Paying $65,000 for the proper- JOTK FREE PARKING for 300 ears bert Barnes. Atly. Leon P *"*' medical spe Mayor Turkington said that if house is mostly dormitory sleep postponed from last Wetk. Podro e recommended abortion. 'Ct' A their minds on these problems: unanimouql.v. . _ ^ immediately next to the park- the directors were to attempt to ing area, he said, while the second Record Oppositloa and Atty. DaVid fj^rry. Tfissi- Powell did not hear the vote, ^ d | ^ 0^,^ .till not Include the floor of the Municipal Building is lot adjoining building Arizona law forbids abortion ex- 1. One firehouse, the central place ail three flrehdtises on a Director COllihs told tbe four Re .Atty. . . Barry .. reported . his tcept to save, the life of the CURRENT ANNUAL one. will be built this year. referendum, as the Democratic property on Trotter St, he said, offices. publicans. including Mayor Harold mission 8 action to the directora . mother vSAVINGS position. Turkington said there t o ^ might end up paying Director DellaFera suggested D m D E N D 1. R will be built in the park minority wsnta that all three wss none, at which Powell showed A. Turkington, Francis DellaFera, later, immediately before the dt "Everything 1s being held in 'well over $100,000 for a site the toivn someday build a separate ing lot adjacent to the Municipal would be defeated. ^ surprise and repeated, "There was 'TEENi Donald Conrad and Eric Anderson, rectors took- action on the re'vi abeyance until the legal determin H2ic/ Iv O A I V building. for sdditionM offices on Building on Center St Democratic Director William none?*' alone. that, in the Interest ot expediting sione. ation ia made," Morris, said. “ It \KSO<- l \llOS the west side of ihe nrw firehouse, I ^ C ». R win be built without bond- Collins criticized the Republicans " I ’ll write you a letter, if that Director Eric Andfrson Inquli^ I ^ 968 Main the matter, he would vote in favor should be cleared up in a couple that is, on the Comer of Trotter for forcing a delay on the McKee will help," snapped the mayor. how the size of the parking lb( facing Oak of placing ail 13 proposals before of days.". 4. Second pnorlty will be given St. firehouse and the Green fire Republican IMrector Francis compared to the size of the lot a t St. FINAL the electorate, on condition that Both Stale Atty. Gen. Robert ■ «wewitTn-s eteisT riwaweisi iwsTiTMTieW to praparatlons for building a new Use Same Plana Argentina Outlaws house, for another two years. DellaFera then moved that the the entrance o f the Manchester his opposition be record^ in the Plckrell and Maricopa County / f f e r cJdeuM J/toot, JDfikmot firehouse in the Manohester Green "I don't think we should take town planning commission be High School grounds on E. Center The plans for the McKee St. fire- i minutes of the meeting. I Atty. Charles N. Ronan said they area, rather than replacing the it upon ourselves" to tell towns asked to examine the proposed site St. house can be used for the GreCn Director Mahoney joined Collins. Red, Peron * 'had not yet been approached of- BRA.MH OFFICE. RorXE SI, COVEXTRV area firehouse, the general man ’ Pine St. firehouse with a new people what fire protection they for the central firehouse in Ihe Martin ssUd the width of the Director Oollina said he hcq>ed I f tally. Pickrell said he would re-' ager said, provided the site Is a atracture oh McKee St. can have, he said. "W e shouldn’t Municipal Building parking lot. high school entinnce was some the electorate would reject both (Ooatimied front Page jfer all inquiries to Ronan. g General Manager Richard fist one. wait until people make phone and McKee St. site what less than the parking lot the town election and the aasistent Ronan .said he would "have no Martin la to begin looking for a The estimated cost at present of OPEN TILLSP.M. MON..TUES^FMDAY calls to us to provide it." Director Powell proposed includ genmai manager proposals. Both The Peroniats were barred choice but to prosecute any doe-1 alts for a firehouse in the Green width, and the depth of the lot the firehouse Lawrence de.aigned m s Collins also criticized the board ing in the motion a direction to was much shallower than the are needless expenses, he said. organised political activity afte tors performing abortions, regard- ] Extra Hours T H t’R.SDAY • A..M. to 8 F.M.— WED. OLOMED A T NOON arda. for delaying until now'■‘to act on for McKCe St. is $209,000. CLEARANCE After the vote was taken. Direc the general manager to seek a site .sa of their humanitarian motives ' •. Tlurd priority will be given parking lot. Among the property owned by Peron's overthrow, but President firehouses, when there, had. been for a firehouse in the Green area. Architect Arnold Lawrence, who CASH BALES ONLY ALL SAU» FINAL tor Eric Anderson thanked the two if\mmeotie insisted a complaint ta building a firehouse on the Mc recommendations by various fire the town in the Green area, none Democrats for their courtesy Arturo Frondizl let them mn as Another angry exchange be was present along with members lor9« sreup «f be msued and there was evidence Kee St. site. protection experts over the last tween Powell and the mayor en of which may be suitable for a Abeent from ,the meeting w erej* P*rty lu the March gubemator- to substantiate the charge. One of the Republicans' cam of the building committee, the firehou.se site,' said Martin. U the Orig. to 8.98 group 11 years to build three firehouses. sued. which was resolved when Di RepUblieajis 'niomes Bailey and 'ial and congressional elections. The lyoman .said Tuesday she town planning commission, the Green School, some water depart- paign promises in IMO was to im- The mayor aaid the general man rector Mahoney said he understood fills' 3 to Ax, 7 to 14 Robert Gordon. Democrat Ted They got one-third of the popular, pcoive the fire protection. Another j j •V ager had been the only person to that his suggestion to the general tennis dresses Powell, who bad attended the vote and a substantial number of promiae was to avoid issuing j come before the board with a re manager to seek a site at the earlier portion o f the ' directors’ | the offices at stake. ', ooiala udierever possible. H lieot - lonjos quest for firehouses. Green was included in the earlier and 2-pc. play sets, sixes 8 to 6x. summer play wear meeting, left ahortly before the' When Frondizi refused to nulU-: Mayor Turkington told the new A few minutes later. Director motion to “proceed as expeditious charter, revisions were considered : fy the congressional elections, the 'ehairnun of the building commit- .Mahoney said he himself had coitte ly as poeslble’’ on all three fire because he had to leavwdkriy this military ousted and arrested him WARD I5IC C O . taa, Rqmblican Truman Crandall, Orig. to 8.98 Shift iiito FOshion before the board 'many times with houses. FREEZING AND morning on. a trip, according' to ^ and installed Guido, the Senate M SI N t R e e t Oiag the direotora want the com- requests for action on flrehousea, Town Planning Commission Director OoUins. i president. Congress was ordered, OPEN T U X I. . mittee to "get togeUier with the particularly the firehouse in the chairman Martin Alvord said at terry robes, jackets Before the directora considered ' architect .. and come up with the price into recess, and Guido promised TPES.-WED.-1 n u . The Urbanite the beginning of the meeting that very best pcic# for Uie buUdtng Green area. CANNING SUPPLIES girls’ 4 to 14, toddlers’ boys, girls 2 to 4. 'A Om charter revisions last night. I new elections In mid-IBM. he and the' majority of the com we need.” Mayor Turkington said. "I^ just sorry you weren’t able to t t i mission opposed building the cen FREEZER 2-pc. short or jaraaica sets, zx: The NEW exciting The direction was much the same tral firehouse in the parking lot, as the one given by Democrats to support back in ’58." That was a Orig. to 8.98... famous make girls’ 4 A A year when the Democrats were, in unless the town acquired addition deck pants, polos, Harry Howroyd. Democratic chair RAGS — BOXES sleeveless blouses. man fl( the building, committee power. al land west to Trotter St. Democratic Director Ted'Powfill The town needs the parking lot; summer pajamas 1.99 Summer dresses and skiyta. three'years ago, to prune the t l PAPER in t e w achool renovation projscta said the Republicans should vote dn he said, ^ t h for .perking and for sizes 8 to 14, capris, shorties, BoUds, prints SHIFT DRESS Big Savings on fanious make TINY TYKE opparel C A N N IN G $ ^ 9 9 JARS — DOME LIDS 5.98 value, famous make larg* gr*i*F ^ Z IN C C A P S blanket sleeper 3 . 9 9 infanta’ and todcHtrs' J A R R IN G S 1 to 4 years, acrilan blendt full zipper, non- ARTHURS si ip plastic feet, maize, blue and pink. summer play wear F*«fur«

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- r ■ y ■ '■ ’V . L >AGE SIX . * MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^D, MANCHWSTiR, WEl)NE80AY. J m X W . IM S MAl^CHESTEB EVENING HERALD^ M A N C yS T E R , CONN„„ W EDNESDAY/JU LY 26, 1962 PAGE SEVEN ■' ? 1 and Informal, entlttlM ths jin- lired for ‘ssclualve recog^nition in H eb ro n will be under eotialderation. He Mrs. De Gampos Fashions Postal Unions km to bs advised o f decisioim. Sat i region. aakt for permission to live In his -Wages, net by law, Are not sub Other unions winning exclusixe mobile home on the grounds of Sol ject to negotiation and no strikes nationiU recognition from mem When yow dactor asks where '-Radio Tonight Denlocrats Stole Ellenberg's place on Old Colchester ye* waat year prseeripMe* fD|. are permitted. bers of their groups were the Na / By MAR^B FLTNN ♦dividual facial eharacteristlea o ff From Mrs. MadsUns McAwley, dl-f'apple to "avoid the poseiblUty e f Ballot Results Rd. The hearing will take place In ed . . . eay . t BALLMABB ractor of LuU Museum, and a eol decomposition and dlecolormtlon of The National Aasociation of tional Rural Latter Carriers Asso the town hall at 8 p.m. Benxinger Making apple dolls—a primitive her dolls. ' Aug. 10 Meeting FBAEMACT; Free deUveiy. lectors’ magexiiie, ”Hebbiee,’’ she the heed iuid face. letter Orriera and the United ciation, the National‘ Association plans to^make every effort to cem- She inserts brown cloves for WASldNQTON (AP) — TWo of Posh Offica Maintenance Em Ml »-!M6l handicraft of the American Indian eyes, diapes eyeglasses of copper leemed only this week Uio.history Her urge to perfect her skill Federation o f PoatiU Clerks led form to requirements gUowing -.y .. postal unions amiaArad-. today to ployes. the Nntionad Federation A Dmnoermtic town committee —has been refined In the artlstiO wire, creates coiffures and pins of apple doll making.. parallels the history and tradi TelevisjUm the field o f 10 unions seeking farm help live In trailers. Acconling to the ’ magaains. tion of handicrafts, perpetuated ba Uie big winners In Uie largest recognition. Both are AFL-CIO of P(».t Office Motor Vehicle Em meeting will be held Aug. 10 at Seek'to Beeleotion hands of Mrs. Gabriel R. De Cam white cotton battUig for hair to dried apple dolls were believed a few artisans in. each gen- Fur FUbriot at Mill PA om 6:db BMr S neater (in profrese) » r> Sunset atrip affiliates. / ployes, and the National Associa which a tentative slate of candi State representatives Karl H. pos, 33 Orlflln Rd. the apple head, designs and sews Show Ob progrew) SO.. 10 S:00 Great Artists bayninlng rights slecUon ever tion of Special Delivery Messen lace niff led bonnets or straw hats first made by the Seneca Indians eraUon who-'have the imagination SHmp PILGRIM M ttX S Mora at 6 (In Pracrani a . Focus on America conducted by the Nati 7:06 CkHivariatiga Pleea apple doll. Her husband took it to nrOBL—ISM After the apple head is dried S:00 Biahop'a (Corner 7:30 News of the World work at Veeder-Root Inc. in Hart and shaped, Mrs. De C a m p os Sak> v _ 8:06 Raynor Shlnea 7:45 Siiic Along ford, and her daughter, Lynne, 1:0S Newt. Slgnotf 8:00 Fop Cbneert spends five hours making a com “Keeping a mail In hot water WHAY-BIB 4:00 Red Sox at Yankeea took the doll to Waddell School. 11:00 Newa The result was a flood of tele plete doll including sewing cos-, won’t make him tender,” aaya S:00 Paul Harvey Neirs tumes. "The poor things are all 4:30 Alex Drier 11:15 Sparta Final phone calls from her husband’i Sassy. . ?:40 Weather, Sport. 11:30 Stwiigbt Serenade . fellow employes and from moth bit rattled,” she observed, dem r:00;r---- Iklward . -P. -Morgan 13:55 News end Sign Oft onstrating that apple seeds are A' :16 Report w p o r —14U ers of her daughter's’ school To b« "troi ehic,*' < ?:30 Night Flijrtit mates. all wanting apple dolls for audible in the head when one 4:(X> Dale Kelley Now! You can get the fast relief you 3:54 MeU at Braves 7:00 joey Reynolds their children. shakes a doll. atad from nagging backache, headache com * to U:00 Tonight At My Place The dolls fill a room with the and muacular aches and pains that often 1:00 Sign Off___ Since then, Mrs. De Campos caUit. reatiesi nights and miserable w n c - isas has made 30 dolls, some of which sweet aroma of dried apple. Mrs. TRES CHIC! 1:00 Newa. BporU. and Weather 6:00 Red Sox at Yankees De Campos sprays her models with tired-out feelings, when these discom - 4:30 Maricat Report. Muatc 11:00 Showcase end News she has given to friends. She con forts come on with over-exertion or 13:06 Sign Off . siders her handicraft primarily a bayberry mist. tlresa and strain— you want relief — 4:44 Three Star Extra ‘X- as a . pleasurable hobby and not A native of Wethersfield and want it fast! Another disturbance may as a business venture. When the graduate of Wethersfield High be mild bladder irritation following Mary Chepey Library reopened School, Mrs. De Campos has lived *”Helanea Is tte registami TM wrong food and drink — often setting up a resliess uncomfortable feeling. PLEASE NOTE: after addition and renovation, in -Manchester seven years! She is ef 4h* Hahericte Vntaat Corp.” Doan’s Pills work fast in 3 separate Mrs. De Campos loaned her col member of Waddell PTA, Con ways: 1. by speedy pain-relieving action lection for exhibit there. necticut Valley Girl Scouts and to ease torment ol nagging backache, ' Baldwins Best was leader of Brownie Troop 664 heedachet, muacular a»es and pains. WE'RE CLOSED After experimenting with sev at Waddell School during the past 2. by soothing effect on Madder iirila- year. She also volunteered as a tion. 3. by mud diuretic action tending eral varieties of apple, Mrs. De to increase output of the 15 miles of Campos found Baldens beat suit counselor a t, Camp Merrie-Wood DRUG COMPANY kidney tubes. FOR VACATION ed for the purpose, fthe peels an this summer. When she isn't mak Enjoy a good night's sleep ind the apple and car\'es facial features ing apple dolls, her 'hobbies are 661 Mata tMi.— I fl M W tame happy relief raOlioni have for RE-OPENING TUESDAY, AUGUST 7 viith a paring knife before. allow sewing and collecting antiques at over <({ yaari. ,av.; iNtHPINO CfMfR) ing the fruit to dry for about six auctions. For convenience, 3 )3 f CrN’tRSI., MR'iCHFSUr ;0NN weeks. During the dehydration pe ask for the large V i e s PIZZA SHOP Mrs. De Campos is still learning tire. Get Doan'a vpFP j¥utJr/AfU»MTci(¥uirma riod, the apple becomes spongy more about this rare handicraft. Pilli lodayl Doan'S 153 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST and pliable. Mrs. De Campos with Read Herald Advs. her fingers pinches and shapes the chin and nose and puffs the cheeks o f the apple head to create the in

RUG and UPHOLSTERY \ CLEANING TEL, Ml 9 -1 7 5 2 Mrs. Gabriel R.- De Campos adds a ceramic cat to a colonial kitchen diorama which she made for a display at Lutx Junior Mu.seum. Her apple head "Grandma" doll Is knitting in a comer. Her or ha'iband made the miniature tre.she table and chair at the right. The. coal stove, spinning wheel Ml 3 -5 7 4 7 and butter churn models were piircha-sed, Mrs. De Campos made, thp curtains and interior decora tion. In the photo below are. a few of, the handcrafted apple dolls fr»m Mrs. De Campos’ collection, nie models include little "oJd ladies” In a gray silk dress with white straw bohnet and flowers, Swing Into pearls, straw bag and white ruffled para.sol: red and White gingham dress with apron and teacup Garner s in band; a faithful reader of The Herald: a shopper with packages in a lace-trimmed bag and H o i . n s t flower basket, and a bearded gentleman in black great coat and stovepipe hat. (Herald photoe by \V.' (iiv«* (in*rn SUini|t*4 Oflara). Summer Fun Buysyou a WHOLE SUMMER ond Save With Read how HumbWs now family of gasoHttea glaas you,.. of carefree WATCH FUN! One Of These C * m * In, walk **t witJi ■ fti* CROTON Wofeh for fust $1. Swim and Romp wlfli it all summar ■'Hi W ITHOUT ORLIO ATIO N ! See it defy woter, iheck, rust, dust, magnetism and still keep amagingly accurate time. See haw exquisitely styled a rugged watch can be. You'll agree it's the greatest buy everl After a summer of carefree wear you con pay the low price on the easiest terms. If not 100% satisSed, simply return it for full credit. That's how much faith we have In CROTON quality and performance! Ask For Your Favorho M odel by Nom e

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1 •-V ••J-'-' 7 ' ^ ' V I / • -J X '.A/' MANCHESTER EVENING H i^ H A L D . AiAi>Lni:,oxi:,i;, r O A4 A * tmOf ✓ PAGE EIGHT^ MANCHESTER EVENING HEIULD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1961 -» ------'------— been playing in Balfa sand pit off South Window ford and in place of the Right Rev.. Boy’s Leg Burned N. Maih St. With a friend. They John.,H4nnon. Dean of the Hart ' «►* strength eno Dwliht Rlsaohewar, mant and solicitation of profeheten- with'UJiriit," hut this U the ^ t - V ford^' Em I District, . Diocese of ual experienoc for which every«n* hkd found a gallon can of liquid IBmulfratpr was maintaining for the eountry,; al employment. A llioafht for Todiy Flight Engineers Settle "erstof compound.” a gasoline Hartford- , n dhrieUan should hunger. ParkHUI ■ ' \ By Flaming Liquid Address. Given Finidly, by reason of the priVi- Sponsored by' the Blaneliestor ■'mixture, and lit It with a match. John J. Nachyly and Francis J. CALL Ml 9-2821 and because, after Uio Cuban ,ia-j . legea accorded the lawyer by hla Ctarlstiaiia can learn a less ■..ed chairman of the [South Windsor correapondent SCBSCRIFTION RATES of the lawyer's work, he will son must present every defense, informed and mpre fully aware of WASHINGTON (AP)-tJeWelry The airlines are ekMcted to an flliated wltilk the United States. In call from the yotith'a sister, Linda Tale Uiuyerslty Alumn' - a dual capacity. Aa the representa Payable In Advance either. Now the particular gen thdt this law allows, so that no' discipline, and this m ‘turn bpeake tive of the H ost Rev. Henry J. [Laura Kata-, telephone Mitchell Carrier Mail never aid Or conceal falaehood or our lawa Marendaz nounce shortly reduoUon of jet Congreae it \ ^ a only a realdent Smith.. dirw ors announced yes; cr.so may be deprived of life of self denial.' \ Tallied at 'm on than 330,000 was O'Brien, iD.D., Archbishop of Hart I4-I758.\ Advertise in The Herald—It Pays tae Tear ...... tlB.50 133.00 eral who has the President's ear promote a falae suit. In taking reported stolen Tuesday fn m the cockpit crews from tohr men to commissioner\without a vote. She said that her-brother had terday. ax Menthe ' ...... 7.7t 11.00 and liberty except by due process It is' eaay to'follow tlto'Lord in also moves into tha formal office thla oath of office, the lawyer de GUARD mSOHABOE DATES apartment of Alan H. W. Oiismg, three. The flight englneera wsint X ttawe Mentha ’...... 3.M i.SO clares his obedience to certain of law. • a crowd, but more is lnvth«r,^'hpndk there an' many of them heirlooms some 200 ant olherwiae credited In this paper Court. In this capacity, he serves Engineer Oo. qf Bridgeport, ,AUt.i Vears oldrT-Jware taken. TeL 247-5857 would get the Job, until attrition and also the local news published here. frain from attempting' tp .tqke an tbiwe-'Wlm ai President, it is that of a marriage as an officer of the court, as well ig; the 525th Medieal Detachment refpae til orA er^ lp^ A more ex ^hiang‘3' wife,' Nancy, 24, a gradually cuta their, ranks, at All lichts of repubileatinn of special— other lawyer'a client, to hd ettndlA which time pilot-trained men also dispatches herein are also reserved. between one of General Taylor's aa the protector and advocate of fair and courteous in hta dealings of Hartford, Atig. 3; and the 4th cdleht and a drama student at Catholic Univer' HAROLD EELL8 old obsessions—that for a single, his cUent'e rights. As an officer of Mowitacr Battalion, 40th E i-atd deeerfdlewph^-pri^,EHift; It costs sity, td d police die discovered the MI 9-7442 would be- employ^ In the third Full service client of N. E. A. Serv- with other lawyers, not to-deal-di slot. The engineers agree to take Ife. Inr. the court, his duty is to establish rectly ivith the client of 'another: Artillery Bogimfint of Waterburyr, aomdthhiir to n y wHh lorn dtoNig the day. Chiang is a -Y imified top officer to replace the ' Manchester Agent Publishers Representatives. The truth and to seek Juatlca and, to lawyer .and to avoid silf-advortlsp- Ang. 4i ■ ■ crudfied student'at Oeorgstown University. pilot training, and give up their Julius Mathews Special Aaency—New Joint Chiefs' of Staff—with some thla and, -he must act in strict demand that engineers be quali Tork Chicaco. Detroit and Boston. perhaps imifulsive or youthful X k : . ----- ■ ' \ ______— fied mechanics. Begins iomorrow MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF obedience to time-tested rules of CIRCULATIONS______Judgment on the part of the Presi conducL Goldberg said the agreement is The Herald Printinc Company, Inc., dent. Some American generals T h e lawyer has four basic obli subject to approval by the Pan assumes no financial responsibility for gations; to the court, to his client, American pilots. came out of both World War I and MAIN ST., MANCaiS8iV!ER . . ! i u 3-5831 typocraphlcal errors appeaiinc In ad to his ' fellow lawyers and to the The secretary called the sur vertisements and other readitu matter World War n with their top ad WATKINS The event where yc^u save on fine quajity, In The Manchester Evenlnc Herald. general public. In his professional prise session Tuesday afternoon, miration somehow reserved for the life, he must be constantly aware ahortly after Eastern Air Lines D IM ay advertlsinc closinc hours: or Monday—1 p.m. Friday, Prussian type of military staff or of these responsibilities. repeated its rejection of the pro or Tuesday— 1 p.m. Monday, ganization they themseh'es had In his conduct of a trial, the posal. Negotiators for the union finely styled hom e furnishings or Wednesdajo—1 p.m Tuesday. lawyer must always treat the UST furniture SALE and Pan American began talking >r Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. defeated. Friday—1 p.m, Thursday. court with reapect. He should at at 8 p.m. . Saturday—! p.m , Friday. The instinct to equip ourselvea all time recognise the dignity of While the negotiations were .go Classified deadtine; 10:30_a.m. J day of publication except Saturday — with the same kind of system we the court and Ita function in the lURSDAY, JULY 26th ing on, Michael Quill, pre.sident SEMI-ANNUAL t a.m had Just defeated appeared, judicial process. His conduct be ef the Transport Workers Union, fore the court should he char On all but a few Wedneaday, July J# usual, after World War n , but our oatd In New York that mass dem acterized by candor and fairness; Special. iD T A G S " SALE PRICES fair traded Itenik onstrations would be held at sev- Solid cherry for a precious national instinct to pre he should he punctual in attend Come IH soeik iMd bi6wio around. Soa for yemwIE whoa wo say ^ Y O U CAN'T lEA T iimhIOW 'S QUALITY •ral Pan American stations today. Abandon Nothinf serve some o f tha classic inaffi- ance and refrain from delaying He accused the company of stall FURNITURE ciendaa—and securities—of the tactics. In a jury cast he should ing on negotiations for a new Wa arc pleased to sea political FURNITURE VAMlESf N ^ yoA lA S Y TEKMSil r X X charming bedroom democratic system saved us, once not attempt to influence the Jury contract and said a strike vote eaitdfdatea from both aides of the by flattery or other unprofes SENSATIONAL VALUES again. But the combination of FAMOUS NAMF BRANDS was taken. fence, joining: tOKethar in remon sional conduct and In his ques The union represents 1.000 Pan Enjoy^the rich beauty of mellow-toned solid General Taylor and President Ken tioning of witnesses his sole ob 109. atrance affainst the Hew Haven American ground and flight em 3 PIECES nedy may now bear some watch jective should be to ellpit . the ' Early Amorican Lining itoo;oamSot cherry: the long-la.sting charm of authentic Road's proposed ^§ndimment of ployes. Including some /Stewards, Book xtorage for a small ing, "st to make sure that it truth. 7 Pfeet IMal Ittaotli Sols Sofa and chair. Wing style. (All fomp cnaMoM and stewardesses and pursers. Colonial detailing: at a saving of over $54,001 two more seKments of its potential With r « i p ^ to his client, the wall-space in a Colonial doesn’t begin trying to make Large lize table and 6 idlers. ChohdMtjE color. fiteepu epYew. bnokn). 8 ioaple tables Included! Quill said a vote at 29 Northeast Bracket feet and scrolled bases, thumbnail aerviea to the state of Ckmnecti' lawyer should devote hie entire Reg. $269.50 Yalue! acrolleil solid pine cabinet. molded top and drawer edges, butterfly democracy better at wars by bor effort to the to the client's In m arlO W \ uiarLOW Or 2 For Airlines stations had authorized cut. Local 515 to strike. He accused Moveable louvers in base. . brasses and a chai-ming spindle bed are fea rowing seme totalitarian staff terest. The client is entitled to ' 199.95 marLO W ...... 249 The two operations in question Northeast of refusing to negotiate 25 inches wide, 72 inches system. every remedy and defense that is tures borrowed from the pa.st. The 50-inch •ra merely freight'lines, one from available under the law. Tet the on a new pact. high. double dresser base has 3 drawers and a S l'o Wlllimantic to Pomfret, the other lawyer'a obligation to the court X 29-inch miiTor. The 3^-inch chest stands 42 from Winsted to Torringrton, and requires that he. will violate no ★ ALL OUTDOOR SUMMER F^feN^^TURE IS NOW REDUCEDl ★ After The Strike lawa nor conunit any fraud in his inches high: has 4 drawers. Full or twin size they are ndt of major importance SALE client's cause, and that he will at Bedding. Buya! .Bluinbestaa* Dehsxa MooetheUd oi^d ITTE. Including: Statehood Bid beds. ta the whole railroad picture, any The settlement ending the strike MODERN BEDROOMS all times be guided in tlie conduct Dwiy. 'teaf..tW>je Bench o 2 more than the Hartford to Boston of doctors in Saskatchewan, up in of his clienus case by principles Mattruss aM Boi GbeiMi’ o f 3 FInlahea. a Large Doable Detoaer. / i/ / 9 f l . n i . a CheM. aBookoase or Panel Bed. a Mattrese ★ passenger run was important in Of sound moralltjr and high mind Twla qr Filll gfae To Puerto Rico Canada, represents a compromise edness. andgidzii^g. the whale big picture’ when it was ^*eg-»8to»» bang quaintly framed barometer. maple dinette, 5 pcs. 149. OBSS wo still have. voluntarily stay on the Job, giving needs at one fime. m ou Beautiful floral and modem patterns. Custom tai Comes in octagonal or round emergency attention to the pa- Mom can do the family wash. - ASSORTED COLORS LOWNKE 15” solid,pine frames, beau tients of those who were out of lored to drape beautifully on any window. Will draw Sis can do ths dishes at the same tifully hand rubbed. Also Worry-free non-mar plastic tops makes these charmingly Enjoy real Military Chairs strike, apparently did -their job yt taaes ms aain, ana to. cover 48-inch window. and PATTERNS - time Junior takea his hath, and available in either frame as quaint solid maple dinettes an outstanding value at this 0. ; •' very well, for during the period of you enjoy’ a ahower. I REPUa w a }' .President Kennedys re-shuffle a wind clock. low 'Semi-Annual Sale price. Choose either the 42-inch •f the nation'a top military com strike the death rate in Saskatche Don’t delayelay—phone wtoday. NOW.» round table group (extends to 54” ) with mates chaire Find out howlow easy it ia to switch CANNON-^WAFFLE i' MORGAN JONES—TIRRY SPECIAL TARLE OF. luxurious sleep at ill mand haa occasioned all kinds of wan declined. People apparently (aboye), or the popular 46 x 50-inch oval table (extcu.ds S i • r felt better in general, for.even the to a Mobdheat-flred water heat t i Interpretations, nourished by goa- er. *Awrwe> fwmily/fmtr. to 60 inches) with spindle-back chairs (below). ■h number of patients in the hoa- alp and surmise, beginning with 27” wide; . 1 ths loud whisper that General pitala declined, just as if there and 27" high. lAuria Nprstad resigned aa NATO a vacation all around, death, doc WE GIVE Sir9C for on sommander because of ' Imhappl- tors, and sickneas all on holiday, Dish Cloths Dish Towels ly 4 4 ^ ° fortuitously, at Uia same Ume. GREEN STAMPS ■ass over his counti^'s military p policy, and particularly nuplear 34.95 policy, 1m Europe. Whatever the YOUR Reg to Reg. SHOCK For over two years these famous Stearns & Foster background for it, the resigna MOEIMTY CHOICE innerspring mattresses and box springs have been tion . gave Preaident Kennedy an 29c AISORI^RS selling throughout the country for $59.50. We •pportunity to move General l^r- *'*‘*'* ** ***** ■ E m goM shoM rspalrsd Each Wh ASSORTED STYLES Htwr* fo* bought them in a discontinued'deluxe 8 oz. tick Protection for LPs ■wn .Lenmitzer, chairman of the- —«Bd WE DO IT RIGHT— BROTHERS n issrtem 33. ing to make this price possible. And as an added jJetat Chief! of Staff, out of Wash- "Shoe Repniihig ef The Jttt- value, the'quilted cotton upholstery is treated with You’ll be proud to have this mapte ter ■lad!’* bigtim nnd into tna' NATO post, Stearns'^ Foster’s new, Humiguard Process to record cabinet in your Early Amerv aitd't&s opened the way^for the Here’s one of a group of four Open tUm<—p ^ etA W ei. Ml 3-51^5 prevent mildew or musty odor, even during the can living room! A t the same time it Rrasident to name General Max D-SO Moat Cara -M)lid cherry tables to fill liv ing room needs. This, is an 18 most humid Connecticut summers. ’Twin or full protects your precioua 12sand 7-inc^ well Thylor to the top military 301-31f C m iw St. LP’s. (Shelf ia divided to take botk. X 26” end style with maga sizes, $44 .50 each piece. Llt a. ------, , pMt in Washington. Thla' la inter- SAM VULYES sizes er ■ can enaily be converted aattng because General Taylor SEYMOUR ^ zine shelf. Step table and two I U OAK STREET Mebilheat ■nta 12” ei4 j fniK M Army ehiiif of a t ^ In IMW AUTO STORES cocktail models nt tite aalne 4 y ). Saine Side As WaMriaa 829 Ma in STREET TEL. Mi 9-: 149. IsiMp M found hifiaelf disagrae- 3«1 Mato St„ Manchester priM itgrfSi. IbK irtth t ^ Uad ad aiU tsiy

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4' FRIDAY^TURDAY EVERYTHING j a t J t h iL PARKADE Open Tonight, Thursday and Friday Tili 9 25 Stores to Serve You! Parking for 3000 Cars! Saturday Tiii 6 R. M. Hundreds of Other Unadvertised Sale Items in Aii Stores iffililijiiiiijijiiii Ma n c h e s t e r p a r k a d e d a y s „ ...... '•i i i lit i : t t ii M li Ictm ll *i ii-i i - t’l ’ liiHi. MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS It St mtt I *♦ ...... ** L .... MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS iiiiiiiiiiiiiilHiiilliiiiiii It 11 til liillillii i M AN CH ESTER PARKADE D AYS iiiiiiiililjliiiijjjiiiii i f-- m a n c h e s u r p a r k a d i s a y s i new owners i 40 Only ^ e m a n TRANSISTOR M cb 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING CENi|/ Clearance / i‘ i shell WeA, Thurs^ mi FrI. Rltii till 9 RADIOS eleaiBBce iltil Has Great Values for Parkade Days • BIO SAVINGS Girls’ Famooa Stretch Nylon Swim Suits. REG . $5.6A E A C H DINNERWARE Look . •. Ovor 1,000 Fair • 3-6x. Reg. 8.00. 1.99 • 7-14. Reg. 4.00. • BIG SELECTIONS 4 CU PS 4 PLATES 4 SAUCER S $1.69 VALUE Girls’ Cotton Shorts and Jamaicas. F a m o v s • Plaids, solids. Sizes 3-14. Reg. 2.98...... S(//rS REDUCED OUTERWEAR I ! Brand PAfflCADC Girls’ Washable Skirts. SNEAKERS While • Pastel shades. Sizes 7-14. Reg. to 5.98...... SPECIAL PARKADE lii for Children . . . Teens . • • W om «ii NOW JACKETS Girls’ Preteen, Boys’ Sweatshirts. A They SPECIAL • Poncho styles and whistle tops. Reg. 3.98...... ‘sZ EACH )••• Steinaire f t EACH Girls’ Summer and Fail Slacks. 1137 Last SET REDUCED H i • Many styles and colors. Sizes 7-14. Reg. to 7.98...... TROPICAL SUITS Girls’ Summer Dresses. 4% C A A Y ou VilW R e e o o n tio • Unlined 1 • Crisp, cool selection. Reg. to 7.98. iCi Jm For y' 137 • Luxury Lined R«9 . t o tho Brand Nomol Dacron*Wor^ted MANCHESTER PARKADE Girls’ Summer Weight Bathrobes. MANCHESTER PARKADE • Reversibles • Cool plisses and cottons. Reg. 3.98...... $5.95 TROPICAL SUITS Girls’ Summer Pajamas. * t tit ^ • No-iron cotton me.sh or broadcloths. Reg. 3.00...... iS7 I tp r , i:;i Teens’ Very Famous Jamaica Sets. it qt MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS Men's Fomouf Brand lE MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS l i t Wash W Wear SUITS t ■ >!H-.t ■ . n Hi! • Terrific special purchase. Reg. to 10.98...... C h n < l r m 't Preteen Washable Cotton Bermudas. t r i p e it e • Beautiful solids and plaids. Reg. 3.98...... RUBBERS CANVAS JS R our entire stock of men's and boys' JANTZEN • ROXANNE KiUI Preteen Summer Cotton Skirts. SHOE • Styles, colors galore. Reg. 5.98...... 11 famous Brand CASUALS to lii SLACKS REDUCE Preteen Clam Digger and Shorts Sets. ^ OO Reo. H S2.9S Sample Slate JANTZEN • ROSE MARIE REID • 2-pc. summer sets. Reg. to 8.98...... <9 mm To Sizes 7 S7'/i * SALE Boys’ Short Sleeve Shirts. t ! • Knit and sport shirts. 3-16. Values to 2.98...... swimwear playwear 197 $ | 2 9 $ 1 99 Lightweight Bo3« ’ Long Sleeve Knit Shirts, 1 ^5’ ^ SWIMSUITS s Perfect for back-t,o-school. 8-16. Reg. to 2.98, • e « e « « e s I Meetly Oiris* ztyiee frem TROPICALS Boys’ Hclenca Stretch Swim Trunks. ChRde iNresgfc Teess • Famous label in every suit. 3-6x. Reg. 1.98. . . . 1 ■HseentfsHcd Styles De Luxe I ' 1 OFF Boys’ Washable Hay Shorts. DACRON* 197 BOYS’ OFF • Cool and comfortable. 3-6x. Reg. 2.98...... Boy^ School and Dress-up Slacks. Wbl^STEDS • Fine assortment. Sizes 3-18. Values to 4.98. . Yon save a whopping 40% on every Jantzen summer item in stock! werts 14.98-29.98 8.99 17.99 I Bermudas, swim trunks, knit shirts, cabana sets, sport shirts . . . a WEAR Toddlers’ Cotton Deck Pants. TooRf and Womon't •.. famous Brand great variety of styles and colors. Sizes for boys, 3 to 7, 8 to 20 and 97 • Assorted colors. Reg. 2.98. . > • • • • • • # • < men’s sizes S, M, L and 30 to 50. 2 9 7 . 3 Nationally advertised prices take a dive on all famous make ladies* - Tots’ Assorted Playwear. .A WALK SHORTS swimwear in stock! Lastex, knits, cottons, maillots, sheaths, boy I s Cool, comfortable knockabouts. 77e To REDUCTto n s legs, side drapes, solids, prints, stripes, checks. Broken sizes 82 to 40. »i!: Tots’ Summer Sleepwear. Sandler o f Boston and our * • Cool cottons. Reg. to 2.50. own custom sandals! FURNISHIHGS REDUCED Children’s Leather Sandals. PARKADE ll’’ MANCHESTER s Red, brown, white. 5-8. Reg. 2.98...... MANCHESTER SLACKS PARKADE Teens’ Famous Name Sneakers. ' Rog. to $8.99 Out Thoy Go At 1,'H 949 A29 NOW • Navy or black. Sizes 4V4-9. Reg. 4.75...... i :::i: ri I, J ) t t !1 •|7 I SPORT SHIRTS A $U •n 4* I 1 , u ii MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS )h ■ YOUTHS'... BOYS'... MEN'S... BETTER GRADE 29 A jjt#‘ ‘ i MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS ...... a!,‘ MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS , . SPORT FRESH. NATIVE— OVEN READY SCHOOL GeM biiriolud BASEBALL KNIT SHIRTS 2*.3 lllii Paper SHIRTS FILLERS • NAPK IN8 BLOVES M IK. W BIOBT I LOW^..WHITE • C O AgTEM ■ ■■ ' A . NOW SPECIALS BROILERS SOO Sheets Now • TOWELS lii 79* 1 .3 6 1.86 CX>NNEOnOUT GROWN — OVEN BXADY PRICE! I and I WHOLE OB CUT-UP SPECIAL FOR TOUR COOKING NEEDS I n AM AN Charles Donay PRICE! Sperone H tm s - FWM. - ROASTERS - MICKS . Z . u NEW YORK STATE IMPORTED BASKETBUl Keyed Future CROQUET OUTERWEAR TURKEYS - CAPONS - CORNISH HENS PORTABLE A N Y BO O K IHI Mat 11 Yealla ts 12 M«az TYPEWRITER IN STO CK SETS JACKETS U 't, 1 * 9 “ GHAMPAGNE Dry Vermouth POULUtT PABTB CUT FBESH D AILT =r BELTS DtLuxt hathtf I *m' BUT THE PARTS TOU LIK E BEST! 25% """ NOW COMPARE AT $5.50 LJet Price 1.96 4/5 9 U A R T .1/2 G A U O N BRE ASTS - LESS - WmeS - UVERS SNEAKERS ChlldreD'e, AdnlU’, to TMa ! • The Cook Book*, Best Blodei: HOSIERY 49a/>Hiiia MZZARDS-BACKS m A NECKS illas DtctioiMiries, Etc. Ii!U OTHEBBTOBEAT liii:iiiU WONDER Hardy Bayi, Hmmef CORBIN’S CORNER M Drew, Wok SHOPPINfl TOYS Biwt Ko. 1, S H O SIER Yoe^ i/M uS L/tnii.N PARKyWE liia BOOKS OriK. Sold 1451 New Bi MUb Ave.. At 19c to $5.00 BOOKS I' West Hartford LYNN Poultry Farms §iri| ' ...... ijiii C M C * Praoh Nathw Poultry « • Oiract ProNi Pona t o Yool iiii? F R I I A L T B R A T id N O HON.. TUBS.. SAT. i m 1 0 c To eal li i *!>• Hnft reliTMMr Bber 1$ AJU. TO 6 P.BL WED., THURS., FRL V PARKADE MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE 1* AAL TO • PJM. U§> ill HARVEST HILL :Ki ♦ . « n::u iiili Wm i ' I MANCHESTER IHI! OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. ' m . AMER(CA-S LARGEST MAKER - SELLER OF FINE MEN’S WEAR SHOPPING PACKAGE STORE TRY LYNN'S BARBECUES — THETRE DEUCIOUSl REED^, Inc. OHABOE IT! TAKE VP TO || MONTHS TO PAY! PARKADE i| - MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE p< ...... 4’ .... V, t ■' • ■ Tk&krWBLTMy MAN^HEfeTER EVENING HERALD, MANOIESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1961 ifANCHESTER km O N G HERALD, MANCHlJSTEll, CONN,* WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. 1962 PAGE THmTEEK E TONIGHT-THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY j t t L J t h i L PARKADE Open tonight, Thursday and Friday Tiil 9 25 Stores to Serve You! Parking for 3000 Cars! SOME STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL Saturday Tiii 6 P. 9 P.M., 9:30 P.M.. 10 PM . Hundreds of Other Unadvertised Sale Items in All Stores MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS CLIP THIS COUPON IT|?|F|7|FVI IfITIfIfl TnrtrmrrrmTVTq MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS d- CLIP THIS COUPON MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS iiiiii’lriliiiiiili DISCOUNT SAVINS COUPON l 5 & c^ftwnmnnnnnm Home Appliance PARKADE DAYS MMOUNT >av»M ceaeoN LIGGETT DRUG PARKADE PARKADE DAYS 6^ PARKADE DAYS | Reir. 49c—100 Tablets SPECIAU LIGGETT DRUG PARKADE Popular Sanitar> SPECIAU I L REG. $24.95 ELECTRIC SHRUB ASPIRIN i PRICE 1 5 (Jr. NAPKINS Guaranteed Pure! f t _ 48'» SEARS HEDGE TRIMMER FILM Reg. HI iK H IT K a n d Cl) ONE ASSORTMENT LADIES' • Deluxe Model MEN'S and BOYS' | $1.73. 99c i e Doable Edge Type Resr. :i9c—Full Pint n2.99 ' PEROXIDE Reg. 89c—1,000 (Jr. ; FLOWERED FREE! ENOUGH TIDE U.S.P. Quality. SACCHARIN TO WASH 2000 POUNDS REMNANTS 18c • Diswivrs Quickly PLAYTEX GL'ARANTEED FRESH! s h i r t s DRESSES\ ! • Guaranteed of Clothes with Purchase of Reg. 55c O C ’ i=- Reg. 98c—lodin Top Quality 23c I SWIM CAPS each. Each ONLY lODIN RATION Reg:*2” and*3” ALL HALF PRICE i Values to $2,99 NOW O N LY TABLETS REG. $1.39 CALCIUM 3-CYCLE KENMORE Made From Kelp. WITH VITAMIN D Values REG. $3.98. CLOSEOUTS 100 s. 49c lOOH J g MOSTLY SLElVELESS Mostly Short Sleeves AUTOMATIC WASHERS $ 0 . 3 7 Reg. $1.98 .00 RejC. 98c to 49c Yard SOME ARE REG. $3.98 ' Some Short Sleeve SAFFLOWER Houhehnid Each Dress Shirts Each CAPSULES GLOVES SHORT SLEEVES YACHT CHAIR With Vitamin B-6, lOO’s. • Velvet Lined Aate Safatjr Belt 99c • Extra Ivong OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30 PARKADE STORE CHAISE TYPE. OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30 DE STORE *3.99 OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30 • PARKADE STORE GOOD ONLY WITH COUPON 2Z3ah GOOD ONLY WITH COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON SliUl.liiSiiiiAJii L*i.ii.**aiti*ijijjiyjii jifij COUPON h I

MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS ' ' ■ 1 • • MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS liilllP illiili MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS )i 111, 1 MANCHES1ER PARKADE DAYS liililliil:

our entire stock of ladies' and girls' PARKADE DAYS PARKADE DAYS CHILDREN'S SPECIAU Summer Dresses SPECIAU JANTZEN • •J LADIES' $0.90 _ $0.90 A I Q . 9 0 GIRLS' SUMMER SHORTS swimwear and playwear Regularly 10.98 to 19.98 ^ SIZES 2 TO 6X SLEEPWEAR !' i 40% OFF SKIRTS MISSES. JUNIORS AND JUNIOR PETITES REG. 79e AND $1.00 THOUSANDS ! > COnONS, DACRONS Parkade Special SOLD FOR 229.95 All wonderful Jantzeni . . ~i all price-slashed 401?^ ! Shorts Jamaicas, DACRONS AND COHONS Sizes 7-14 pedal pushers, swim suits, knit tops, blouses, slacks . . . with the smart Regularly *3 ” styling and wpnilerful fit Jantzen is famous for. Misses’ sizes . . . and ARNEL JERSEYS Now PARKADE girls’ 3 to 6x and 7 to 14, Regularly NOW . 2 7 Some Were KoaUftOO SEERSUCKERS. PIQUES ■"■a k SPECIAL PASTELS AND WHITES Only ONLY n .9 9 ONLY Each *4.9* Eoeli * . MANCHESTER A- PARKADE MANCHESTER OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30 • PARKADE STORE PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30 • PARKADE STORE 3 3 3 3 No Trad*«iii Required MANCHESTER PARKADE 3 I O I E NO iyiONEY DOWN > 11 9 1 ill I , “ *- X ulHHjtHcaty::::::::::::::”- on Sears Ecny Payment Pkm CLIP THIS COUPON TTrrrnmirtinnv MANCHESTER PARKADE DAYS • 2-apeed wash and spin plua 3 fabric cycles provide safer all-fabric MANCHESTR FARKAM DAYS ..-.i. , CLIP THIS COUPON MANCHESIEIt MMCADE DAYS l l i p l i l l i DItCOUNT lAVIIW COUeON = 3 & washing • Infinite w,ater level selector saves water; 6 combination wash and PARKADE DAYS ■ISCOIINT iAVINa COWON rinse temperatures PARKADE DAYS PARKADE DAYS LIGGETT DRUG PARKADE s Big 10-Ib. capacity; built-in lint filter; porcelained top acrylic cabi net resist rust LIGGETT DRUG PARKADE BARBECl'K EXTRA LARGE SIZ>: SPECIAL! SPECIAU ^ SPECIAL! 4 BRAZIERS NOT 2-4-6-7—BUT 8 FlILI, TR.ANSISTORS AIR MAnRESS V • o On S Wh'rtelH Nation-wide Service. We service o Adjiiatable (irill HEAVY VINYL 1 Year (Juarantee. Free replace mmSTKAHsism famhis Reg- REG. $3:98 what we sell. Wherever you live ment of-any parts which prove ^3.99 in the U.S.A., phone your nearest defective within 1 year of sale. GIRLS'2-PIECE SETS . n::i! LADIES' SEAMLESS Sears store for prompt, depend Free replacement of defective CHILDREN'S and MISSES' i i RAOlO It) f J>. Bax Charenal able, low-cost sen’ice. porcelain parts within 30 days r- BriquelH. X Q — of sale. K S . S2I.M VALUE 9I.0U. OOC A U SW IM K en m ore K en m ore K enm ore Tennis OXFORDS M ASKS AN D NYLONS FINS y^Reg. $18.95 : NOW O N LY NOW O N LY Parkade Special HOW i PRICE! — Regularly Size Range: • Completo W Ita Battery, Leather Oanyiag Caae, Earphoaee. # First Quolity V2 P R IC E ! 1 j $4 td 3, .4 to 9 • TRKMKNDOUB POWEB 4 LBS. CHLORINE *1.00 Set • PICKS UP TO 2 t BTATfOXK UUGETTS ' NOW WESTCLOX a PLAYS ANYWHEKK; c a b . LAKES, UNDEB UGHTS. TKEMENDOU8 TABLETS Not A ll Sizes In a BIG 8PEAKEB SOUND . LOVl' #Sizes 8 i to 11 rO B SWIMMING POOLS a RAN8ISTOBS OUAliANTEED A LlFErmtE PBICE illi ONLY WATCHES Sizes; 7 to 14 A ll Colors : a BATTEBV COSTS Ster LASTS IM HOUBS OB MOBE FOB AN miH ■■ ■ V ■ . B TBAN81STOB Safety Switch All-fabric Safety Controlled Water (Quantity Lfanited) • FULL B-MONTH OUABANTEE NOW ^7.99 . ■ . VV • REG. • SHOCKPROOF. Normal, Dclicafe and I T" H!i! V hen lid is rawed, ape- I I I Infinite Water Level Reg. 49c. 9 Y ^ i Battery I Reg- 20c RatteriM For 1 $4.50 o .SO>fE W.YTERPKOOP rial FH'ileli »lo|w >pin j I Ti'aah ’n Xl'ear cyclea fori laelector leta you fill luh OPEN DAILY 10 70-9:30 PARKADE STORE • l-YEAR GrARANTt:E! For Radio. I 7 C I Flashlight. Vt Price. l U C OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30 G* P^RKÛE STORE phase of any eyrie, I waahing everything frbm [ I with, right anioiinl of OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30 # PARKADE STORE GOOD ONLY WITH COUPON XiiariU agaihat injury. I denima to ilkintieal water for any load- GOOD QNLY WITH CdUPON liiHi Hi CUP THIS COUPON yAAtililUilJlAU , 1 !, i*-U ■ - 1 |S ir” - =11 iinUki - “ CUP THIS COUPON t r / ■ i ■ \ ■ *, ) r T " Mk ' MBuddlM mittee spelled out findings based mier was excluded. ehoem," the, paper imid. “ The, im and stugery for men, the third doctors are eagerly ordering SlPtoM HSaa rebbm 48lBdito try motor trip. They planned to already liecome visible — Argen on hearings it conducUd in Janu mediate cope»<|^sacs had heen a medicine and surgery for women, American books on cancer at up BY Y. T. HAMLIN »FMaalarriMt STDeatrayar 44Anarieaaadllar return home in September. , Ben Bella in turn walked out tina, Brasil, Peru—growing disre (Continued from Page One) ALIA OOP anfftctnt asSlnrinatif* MPoUah * 4SCNa tROBf ary IM l on Hoffa, Corallo and large-sbale 'deception regarding the fourth maternity cases and to $25 a copy, payable In rubles MVInkMaff Mr. Robb was bom April 12, of the Ben Khedda Cabinet and Uda aid, wfiich-has brought ohly gard for parliamentary proceed 7 .-WERE SUWPLV OBEYING ) suffix 40n«wailaa 44Chaitoa Umb other''Teamsters figures. the fifth delivery and operating | approximately 17,000 Qreyliound under a special arrangement. P«NCE7WHY. ( a n o w e a b in g WELCOME? VES, ITS REGRETTABLE... aouuoo f«M nOorkDaniia plaMa 47 Diipatdwd 1808. in Manchester, a son of the picked up the siqiport of the tdiief discredit .on Its originators.” ings becomes general.” WE WERE EHJT THOSE /WEN YOU MV ORDERS TO COME' It charge^ that the 1961 hearings late Matthew and RUsabeth P. Of the 46,000-men regular army’s rooms. 'but drivers, are due to get a' one- They’re doing so while mobbing H6S THE MAN WELL, V aiTudjr 41 Motleni priaat 49 Animal loot , showed Corallo, after ostensibly re- ' Failure of tifh altlaiice to get off ' These arc criticisms from bon- BROUGHT AND SET YOU FREEfJF^^'j: SIMaK^ Itobb. He was a U.8. Army vet general staff, whoih Bdn Khedda Flames broke out in a loft atop an American exhibit here, featur WHOSE CLOTHES ( MIGHT ' sigiiing*‘ a « vice president and boss the ground, it Mjp, ■attributed to servative elements. ’The extreme cent hourly increase. About 2,0(X) HERE AS dlMOiM r “ ! r 1“ 1 I” r~ r M I f eran of World War I and a mem had dismissed for allegedly plot the fifth floor. - ing give-away pamphlets and oth TM IÂRING' of Local 239, fan it from behind upheavals in Layp. A'n^rica even left already Is belaboring the al chemical workers are due an ex PRISONERS.' atiitMCi*a« T ber of Anderson-Shea Post, VFW. ting a military dictatorship. er literature on federal govern- MNnrMiyrtanM the scenes through "dummy" ofti- apart j from Um^ .' la ; Argentina, liance as a hoax upon the people ir 11 u Survivors, besides his wife, Ben Khedda set up headmiar- tra two cents an hour. meht and voluntary health ' agen kin* cialb who did no work and who Brasif, Peru .'•‘diid poM bly soon in between, the alliance may be Mrs. Roberta Crowe Robb, In ters in western )^ e r ia ,and«'de-. Two-cent increases also are due cy programs in the United States IT It IT turned over to Oopallo their pay tin Chile." Itmwused the,alliance come isolated, shorn of Mends. ■for the war on cancer. > S ffiS "’ checks totaling 131.000 a year clude a son, Samuel J. Robb Jr. manded that Ben loiedda. “ return Public Records some 8,500 cartage employes in nAMeodi ' Ctelifomia. About 3,500 San Fran This was reported . by ofticiale IT ii The subcommittee iuUd Hoffa of Manchester; four brothers, to legality" by. recognlstng the aBAnsmcnt year teiv^ ^litad tsampaiim:! Value, of the American (Jancer Society, 40AMinal pelt was WbU aware of this, and called James • Robb of Manchester, Political Bureau. Warrimtee Deeds cisco truck drivers are due a half- H • Matthew Robb of Bridgeport, Ben Khedda’s goyei'piBeht dis the'(JciyatTior said he w ill' con- Rockvillie-Vernon oent hourly raise. a nongovernmental organization 41RumUii can Its evidence indii^table. Karl Schmidt to the. Green K & O L O R A O a 44ATIIMC Charles E. Robb of Silver Springs, closed ' in infomal- . Mhtementa rituW ;.VvNUking and meeting peo Medical care costs rose three- which is staging the exhibit at ' 48K«p>ip B U !B Its ' prdpe, the subconunlttee -Manor Construction Co., Inc., 61 i H wt B r m------C O M It said, th w a rt^ a. scheme between Md., and Thomas Robb of Loa Tu es^y that It had bowed to Ben ple.'figL^ of -the time."'^-' tenths of one per cent In June. the eighth international cancer MIqaalitr Angeles,' Calif.; four grandchil Bella and would dekivane the ' 'While the Governor plans to do acres of property on 'Vernon St. Myers reported that in the past congress. MMIura BT Hoffa and C orw o to restore to the Oil Leak G>st Village Builders. Inc., to Frank HOpentUe Mto presidency o f . Local 239 the con dren, and several nieces and neph C N I^ Aug. 2 to stamp another as much formal campaigning as year hospital room rates have in “ We’re -being mobbed by scien B" ews. seal'.of approval on the bureau. .nossibla, he "said that the extent S. Fates and Bh-ances B. Fates,- creased 6 per cent, hospital insur tists from Russia, Romania and 6* Aetna Sothen victed extortionist and bribe-taker property at 437 Spring St. SS-.^---- O-BriM Samuel Goldstein. TT'e Watkins-West Funeral IntormaUon Minister Moham will depend upon his official duties ance costs 4.8 per cent, profession-1 ______Red China."__ - - r ______reported Dr .Michael MShMiadTnlk B" Put at,$500 Quitclaim Dcms CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER The subcommittee accused Hof Home, 142 E. Center St, Is In med Tasid told newsmen the de as the governor. al medical seiwices, 3.2 per rent, | Ter-Pogossian of Washington Unl MCxiftod charge of arrangements which cision resulted from . pressure "M y respmisibillty is to the en Louis Mitnick, Inc., to Village and surgical insurance 0.1 per j verslty Medical School, St. Louie, MStatMlab.) fa of having fought efforts by a Damage estimates for around Builders. Inc., property at 437 now disbanded federal court are incomplete. from the Algerian masses. tire statA and I must take care cent. Costs of prescriptions and' Mo., who speaks Russian and ie DOWN U & u 4T47 "There was no alternative ex of the state’s business every $500 have been fixed on the rsoent Spring St. drugs, however, hav« declined 1.8 helping out at the society exhibit. p’iisn i.i.A ’s POP BY AL VKRMKLR lOten Board of Mbniton to houaeclean Attachments his union, It Usted ease after case George A. UtaUea cept maintain national unity," day,’’ he said. — aopidental oil leakage ints the City per cent tn the past year. He told a reporter the Russians, G O O D BOY/ NOW TAKE HARPER! ^ IT <3crr SO 1 SGnat Lake XT U Little A McKinney, Inc., against in particular, are really hungry in n . RooarraK'i to support allegalions that Hoffa South Windsor—George A. Tarid said. “When you're campaigning as of Rockville’s sanitary sowar lines 1 W IS H 1 HE ALWAYS EATS \N Litallen, 69, of 980 Pleasant Val the governor of Connecticut, it’s Gilbert Sess and Lillian Sass, for soma relatively new books firatnama JT" s H made no effort to clean the union. and sewage treatment plant. I N O T IC E H A D M O R E SiWANKV PLACES. 4 S t « ^ took It . pointed to:_- ley Rd., South Windsor, died yes a little different than otherwise," property on Vernon St., $9,000. costing $7>to $25. LIKE LIVES FAR ABOVE fBnjlUn ictraa terday at East Hartford Hospital. he explained. John Orloweki, city council Building Pemtlts Engineering Staff , 'YtXJ AUWAVS II SBurdan ' B II Hoffa’s testimony defending his Other scientlflc exhibits In ths HAVE LUNCH IN H\S INCOME) appdlntment-'Of. Prank Hatula.as Mr. Litallen was born, Mard> president, aaid the damage eeti- ‘ To The Andrew Ansaldi Co. for same hall were drawing little at TAieeaiitaad Jk State News Works on Plans THE OFPICE, an international Teamsters trustee 11, 1893' in' Canada, and lived in HpqxMt Lectured mates were mostly for labor used Ansaldl HeightA Inc., for con tention by comparison. NUTCHELLJ Hi South Windsor for many years. strucUon of a dwelling at 49 Tuck (auditor), after Matula’s 19^ con- DETROIT (AP)—A New York the weekend of July 14 and IS Mildred Pat Allen, the society I". rictlon______on-J—„ perjury ______charges,B— —* and carpenter before his re- Rd., $17,000. For Birch St. Lot representative In charge, said, college student was lectured and when It was discovert that bunk the.fact that Matula was left m tlrement five years. Roundup er oil from La Points Enteiprises, To Charles Dean for Emma “ We had 1.800 pounds of pam this paid -Job- while serving his Survivors include his wife. Mrs. placed on probation for two years Glode. for demolition of a bam. at SHORT RIB9 BY PRANK O’NEAK yesterday for joking that he was Inc., on West Main St., yrax flow The town engineer'! office la now phlets and other literature when prison sentence. Elsie Olthot Litallen; five sls- 1701 Tolland Tpke., $25. we opened on Sunday, and they're (Oonttiiued from Page One) taking a bomb onto an airplane. ing Into a portion of the treatment drawing specifleations for the new The case bt Anthony (Tony Pro) ters, Mrs. Hortense Beaupre of plant’s settling tank. Alao figuring To John R. Wennergren Co. for all gone now. ProvemdhCv 'P*'«*ldent of Team South Windsor, Mrs. Frank Shel Ronald Frumkes, l|, Harrison, Birch St. parking area, to be lo rr^ ABOOKOFKNOWUMg serious study since a wildcat N.Y., a student at the University into' tha damage estimates were Richard McLagan, for alterations "te fact, while was leaning sters' L o c^ 1180 in Hoboken, .N.J., don of Middletown, Mrs. Adrian to dwelling at 65 Oxford St., $800. cated on the north aide of the street over the packing cases to get 900 JWAHTTOBOADeNMV ■trike sometime ago and "W e of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Conn., costs for brushes, brooms and promoted bp Hoffa to the post of Villeneuve of Quebec, Canada, other items. To V '*’"''*" E. Tennant for St. Immediately West of the preeent | monographa prepared for Ameri HORIZONS. intemidlonal .vice president of the Mrs. Joseph Bouchard of (Canada, can’t put up with more." got the reprimand and probation penalty from UB: District' Judge Council members last night au Mary’s Episcopal (3hurch, for al- parking area, ao that bids for con-' can doctors on such things as union in 19M’ and kept in the post and Mrs. Emma Emons of Calif.; teraUone to dwelling at 33 Park atruction may be invited. , breast cancer, many congreaa three brothers, Peter Litallen of T)uiddeus M. Machrowics. .j thorized Charles pttkat, plant after being indicted in 1960 on fed Dempaey Kick-off Set supervisor, to negotiate a settle St.. $1,000. Although the land was bought' doctors moat of them Ruselan.s- 7-as eral labor racketeering charge*. Waterford, John U U lien of New HAR’TFORD (API —Governor The judge told Frumku he should have known better, that he ment with adjusters handling in To Eugene Girardln for Donald March 15, no further action could started to help me unpack and Hoffa's refusal'.to oust Joseph York, and Letesphore Litallen of Dempsey, whose numerous public surance matters for La Pointe. Paine, for addition to dwelling at be taken until the present fiscal; took most of the literature In the RONNIE n \ JOE CAMPBELL (Joey) Giimeo as president of Chi- Auburn, Maine. appearances over the -months have had acted thoughtle.ssly and could > About 1,500 gallons entered the 82 Elizabeth Dr., $500. year, which began July 1, because : process.” B«9 . U. S. Pal-OftM rago T'axicab Local 777. Rebelling The funeral wHl be held Friday constituted a form of oampaign- have caused a panic. M « K « ^ 5Y*«M »r, W . sewage disposal system through To Raymond E. Wallace Jr., the Town Parking AuthorUv did i Mrs. Allen said she had made HEY. DAD.' membera of tlie union voted Glim- at 8:30 a.m. at the Ahem Funeral ing, said today he will probably Frumkes. returned voluntarily for addition to fence at lOO Croft not have funds available for con- 1 a special arrangement with pub- to Detroit to face a charge of giv a leaJc In a fuel line. ' Oil flowed LEARNING- co out of the' poet last year. Home, 1406 Main St., East Hart open his “ formal campaign’' for into the system through a drain Dr.. $265. struction. ! Ushers whereby Russians who Hoffa’s decision allowing D. ford, with a solemn high Mass of re-electio’ i in hit hometown of Put ing fates bomb information. He The Birch St.* site was approved wanted the books could order ID TYPE,' •O told an airlines ticket clerk June at the plant. Emergency work_ To Petroleum Contractors for Harold Gross to resign under hon requiem at St. Francis of Assisi nam. crews labored last Saturday and' at a meeting of the Board of Direc- them and pay In rubles, orable -eonditiiohs a* an official of Church, South Windsor, at 9. " If there Is such a thing as a 8 that he was carrying a bomb Fi.sk Tire Service, for alteration New -Tork Local 138 after convic in a box. The box carried an an Sunday to help clean the mess. to sign at 357 Broad St., $900. tore Jan. 26, after-a p\iblic hear Burial will be in St. Mary s Ceme formal kick-off, it probably will be ing at which five people objected to Y o G e ^ ^ tion mv income, tax law violation tery, East Hartford. later on in Putnam," he told news tique piston. The clerk called po- Pltkst is said to be considering To Lutz Junior Museum for the coat of the land. Tha purchase cha|gea.’"‘but taking 'no action on men who noted that Abraham A. recommendation to the city Board of Education, for erection fDO'ÎHlNK'^ , Friends may call at the funeral Up«. '.(■ price waa $28,000. prior allegations that Gross had ho(jie tonight from 7 to 9. and to Ribicoff, Democratic Senate nom council to, use abandoned flitea of signs at 126 Cedar St. About Town CAN BROADEN VOURl been shaking down employers. inee. Hits the campaign trail beda to uae as a holding tank tOj To (Charles Lankford, for con- All parking lot land purchases morrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 BT, ONGE PICKS AIDE Members of the Ladiss sf St. The case of Raymond Cohen, p.m. Thursday In Canaan. HARTFORD (AlP)—William L. prevent a similar accident. atruction of garage at 41 Grant and development costa are paid HORIZONS WrlH 3UST James will meet tonight at 8 at the secretary-treasurer of Philadel The Governor said he has ' St. Ongc, Second District . Dem Other poasibiliUea to halp cope Rd., $1,350. from the parking meter fund, OMEBOOK? John F. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 phia Local 107 and an internation "something in mind'' for the Put ocratic congressional candidate, with the situation include having To Trade Sign Hangers for SAH rather than from the town’s gen W. Center 8t„ to pay respects te al trustee, .As “ the classic exam-i nam start of his campaign and yesterday named State Sen. John industriea Install their own hold Green Stampe, for erection of eral fynd. A t the end of the last pie :of Ithe'lkktcemes to which Hoffa ' F. Pickett', Middletown, as hia ing tanks or having each induatry signs at 18 Oak St., $800. fiscal year, June 30, $4,500 re the late Paul Belealcie, whose Funerals will announce it when plans are daughters. Mrs. John Juselis and will go to 'acqiiit’ officers concern-' completed. campaign manager. Pickett man- install a gate valve just before its To George Legier. for elteratlon mained available, not enough to ing whom there was readily avail- i indicating that hia numerous | aged the unsuccessful .bid py St. sewer line connects with the to dwelling at 36 Jarvis Rd., cover the cost of paving and drain Mrs. Joseph Michalik. are members # mt >f MM. >iATm ■»»*.>■«. aw. 7-2S of the organization. able evidence of Jorgeries. ml sap-' Mrs. Gerhard L. RIrhter public appearances throughout the ' Onge In 1980 for the same seat. street pipes. $ 2,000 . age. ) S propriation - of union funds, and Funeral eervloes for Mrs. Ann “ But, Pop, you said I could have a now biko if I eould other improper activities." H. Klein Richter of Orange, <3onn., JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and .JERRY BRONDPIELO figuro out aomo way to got.tho monoyl” daughter of Jacob Klein of Man chester, will be held tomorrow at I'MAaR^HT,! AMY'S lAWVER T&L 1DU. r HAVE MEMTIONEP HER 11 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran POCJOR WHEN WE Green M anor Church, Orange and Wall Sts.. WERE TALKINS...HIS s p o r t s BY ROUSON New Haven. The Rev. Robert NAME IS ROSS— Lrrn .E JV-Blndcushat, pastor, will offi HE SHOULDN'T ciate. Burial will be at., 1 p.m. aa2A2£T5r®"^rp Awm^ded Job BE HARP TO , d^pÊcPAyAy£/?^L ylawWH aifaw ^ in Blast Cemetery. Manchester. ■ 0 " ; « r ‘ The Rev. Mr. Elndnishat will read .A A t Sub Base the committal service. "ToORUAH&rr^ Friends may call at the Beecher and Bennett Funeral Home, 100 Green Manor Conatniction Co, B r o a d ly , New Haven, tonight .382 W.. Middle Tpke.. today was | from 7 to 9. awarded A $3,674,000 contract for the construcUon of a 250-unit J:2 S L houaing project at the U.S. Navy’s Groton submarine base. Union Ex-Chief B. C. BY JOHNNY HART ’The iiroject will be built under ni the Capehart program. The local - Pins EB Strike BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE FIV E CtAMEf-FOR THATS A SHOe-TftEe. THB He c k W it h Him ,-- firm haa built similar housing a t : WhIATS TH|iS‘ Griffith Air.Force Base in Roqie,; MOMu/wur vauiy. t h e r e 's No c h a r g e Ror, Y/akWBnewi^ AlPOSVWUROFSHOES? itu PLANT THIS AND 6«DW N. Y „ and" La\vrencc C. Hansconi i THAT m y o w n . Field in Bedford, Mass. 1 On Labor Dept. -V —- Capehart bousing involves the erection of single and two-story | WASHINGTON (AP) — An ex duplex apartments, in the style o f , pelled union official says the strike a garden apartment. at General Dynamics’ ESectric i f Announcement o f the contract! award was piade in Washington, j Boat Division In Groton, Conn., D. C. this morning by Sen. ’Thomas | could have been averted by the J. Dodd and Rep^. Frank Kowalski. Labor Department. Arthur Vara, former president of the boilermakers local at Groton, •••• said last night there woqld have 12th Circuit been no walkout of production ântt. Tmk ma* *a «n«» t k Tit workers at the nuclear submarine yard if the Labor Department had Court Cases done its work properly six or seven MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLl ■ki months ago. The strike began seven days ago MT’hEY FINN BV » ANK LEONARD OH,VB6...0Urr THEHOLySEI^ ( \MWi$ WRONG I-miNkr irvMaxDBeHARDfOR ROCKVILLC: SESSION after the workers rejected a 14- withthb NeVVCDMB9$lD BREAK IN. A 15-day jail sentence for the cent-an-hour wage hike and'fringe WEILOIP DONTimiKWE LovecY/Burm > theft of a watch from a local gas benefits under a new two-year con VOUUKE «HcxxPBuyrr. N0r<60^$UR& A NEiGH60RH00D?| station was meted out .to a Dobson tract offered by the comnan’y. THE ABO UTTH e ' • H Ave. nian by Judge J. Robert They ''skid he had campaigned H0U6E? NEICHeORHCXX>. Lacey in yesterday's session of Cir actively to get the 8«500 workers cuit Cburt 12 in Rockville, to turn down tentative agreements y Sentenced was Henry Forand. worked out by management and 24, who Uso ^ a s charged with union negotiators. driving White under the influence The workers twice rejected com of liquor.' On thA .lattef charge, pany offers in vote.s prior to the Forand was glVert SO-days in jail, strike. with sentence ,to be suspended and The officials said 'Vara.had been — a one-year iiriibAWonarjf-'perioU or ousted from the Boilermakers, one dered. ^ • of 11 striking unions, all members Fines , wbro collected fronS’ tho of the Metal Trades 'Oqnn.cil of followin^f' >'V ' ' ■ i New London County (Dann.) for Lucy Allen; Carey. 39, of 63 allegedly creating dissension on Brookl3m St., $15. for Intoxication. union mattery. Donald Schulz, 27. of West Rd.. Vars replied that he had re BBIingtoa, $25 for speeding. ceived unfair treatment from the CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER c am s Continued involved thj, fol MR. ABERNATHY BY RALS'IDN JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY International Boilermakers Union THEN THE NOLUCKHHVi Y a TOB-nOOKtenant SSfHtMMHOTMPtnr^. lowing: j and that he hkd been prevented ______iKiiit mo MALI HOWAWUr) HOTiCEOTWOlOtTERBRO KlUMO THAT MB«MNaiR ) Bruce D'. Burgess, 34. of 1 Ham from tilling hia aide of the Stpry HI/MISS BROWN/IS I /...EVIDeNTLy HE ^ ^ BOOy LYMO T«Rf)niRIT)eMUM wia ivDONir ------mond St., Rockville, charged with /WLABeBNATHY J j " | | I V AAUSTKOUTt J \ THAT SUIDMP V 'niWB EARUCILCOllLMT at a union meeting last Friday. ouTOfaeiiT " SRTHEtRMceoniOM violation 'of frobatimi and with in-' “T had a petition signed by IN HIS ntOMMwei THAT WOH.OR MSOBif toxicatiqp. to July 31. o w c e ? \ ^ l l.OOT' men who supported me." he 'EMATALLl Marie/L. Kenzlor, $7, of Wlnd- said.T. H •sor L ocn , charged with fraudulent VarA meanwhile, pressed for* -t . issue of ^6Cks, to Aug: 7. , ward- in his attempt to see Labor J e w e l^ ; lardner, 22,,and W il SecreHry Arthur J. (teildber^ who liam F, LlAdner Jr- 26, )>oth of 104 brought the disputants to Wash Crhatirii^ a Better Tom orrow for IVianchester Union Sts, charged with a breach ington. of the âCe, to Aug. T--Tha mat ter was also' raCerred to' the fateUy relations offiew. ASSOCIATE BOARD MEMBERS . Raymond -Tanjiff, 24, of Hart Scooter Mishap iSvery the thia photograph, and the other membera of bur ford, charged witK driving white WiHer P. GenSM, chairman • Ltimil T. Wood, Viet ntai'risn. under sUapenalon and with failiire ^ injures Cyclist Aiiociatb.'Board, mw^ provide the wise counael and guidance that makea WT to grant half jhe,highway, to AufT- TTie Colmecticut Bank and TVuat Company auch an important part of thia Rotieft E. Beach • Russell B. NKbaiMy Tho Hon J17 L Rvliinow 7s lOfyear-old Manchester youth A nolle was «te r e d in behalf of WoUt C. Dennison '• The Hon (Swrlos S. Houm RobMt H. Smitli suffered a fractured left shoulder area. As devoted citizens, well known to you, they accept thia responsibility THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUpGS Gilman M- White, 25, of 17 T^- DAVY JONES cott Ave., Rockville, charged with and knee abaraslons yesterday af Thomai F. Ftriuaon • Arthur H. Illtni • 6oot|i W. Trtfp. K HOW-HOW K ----^ tOW-WItV /THI5K/WK TtWiaTAKcTTHkNKVOU/^ SICH A FMC VCXipS BY LEPP and McWILUABIS ternoon' when the motor scooter he •f.. to help the families and busmesses. We take thia opportunity to thank these OlO60mXAMW?7 LOW,lUO«Wf\/ BU®ar,VOur \'IOU1D'lDUElMK?R«l«t MAu AMD 90 Dnoraol rLL SCOOT a breacli of the ^ ace. ' was driving ran off Rt. 6, near who take time from busy schedules to weld the vast resourcea of one of EnMMGwiwrRi • Ewrott T. Kfrth s Fodor H. SMiaai SACK TO THS ------^YCXJTDTHCHOOSe Y UHCU'J HOlKfeA BOOM, MIf. ITHEM I-l'O . TD m UNOJE/ EAST HAKiFOBD SESSION South Rd., Bolton, striking high lUiumsBuutm^ I “\ WHERC«UCAM ^ KSHW^TH).^ BlAIHC. / UK6TO flW LOCKER'SeioNV way guide piosU. ' America’s largest Ijiwiks..to j&e needs and traclitioiw of our Town. )miiinG.Gl9r|{W]r,Jr. • JoMph6.P9(9 X'VI MADE Two Manchester men, arrested ArroKueY, M an * ' FUKHCHur, UMaSTHAD. MV CATCM f The youth, Brian Krause, *7 Ttaaim cam - tushweU oo te ICanUtoater y^terday after Walnut SL. wa* heading want msAmrair^ jOTWHoam. noon aAd'earijr joday on slmUar along Rt. 6 at about 8:90 when th* oluu^-%r1iit;^clicalifim were pre accident occurred. A trooper from sented rtj«-;i • ■ ' f ■■■ / - • - ■ •■• '■ t-' ■ ;i" -. V . < , ; , ,<} 'V'-

• \ MANCHESTER IVENINO HERALD) MANCHESTER, 00NN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. 19M PAGE ■ V' PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EX^NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, JULY'**, 19CS AmeHcan Squad. Wins, B-2, tniernatio$id CluhÎ^ 9d J •k; THE "V;-. I Herald Angle ‘Other’ Bob to Be True i n T t" J_ By ^ ^ By HOWIE HOLCOMB 'Obattar he faced luid got the next on*were hit to the mitfleld. R e rbi f a pop up: to end .that thioat. One was a Msuloff homer in the r'"h po a aibl HOWIE HOLCOMB — Tici-JVight Tteinittl TonigHlr^— Two out find one to go! aullltsn. |b .... 1 0" 1 Oony^m, sg 0 1 1 0 e C ra n d a ll Hits Hhi only anxiety tvas-jp the sixth 'third by Steve~ Hanas, Jiis sa(corid Stewart, m -c... nxb.0'‘ Kows) rf 0 10 0 AiiatotMt Sports Mitor That’s the overall picture in as Many tourney games.-Anoth- Trl| .i..a NicfM. p. rf whan Dennis . Levaeqw^t Windsor KInH. .lb of the Manchester Little pitcher, aocked a two-out home er was Richie LaCroix'e fourth in tiRWOld. p ... c Opening Pitch teeling Red Sox W ait rpn. ning single and' the* third Vaa a McCormmek. rf . BASTBtta. If Like. Jekyll and Hydea. They Are League aystem after second lulu. Rich O'Grady, hit it and it Tur^k. lb ...... Lpndnn. lb round Diti^ct 8 Tournament VvBascetta drove in two imna for D. (Friswokl. e .. McK<‘oh. rf What, we have often wondered, makes a group of other was labeled base hit ah the way.' L«c«.v if May. 3b .z. To Win .Game garae$: v#er« completed last ,me winners with a second-inning All the way, that' is iintil center fV)rmAgvio&i. If'- Uvlirs, p wise quiet, polite, law-abiding men and women suddenly turn :double. Hay's single brought in the W^hr^n. Sb , Foi^Yank Tide to T iim night. *Ihe 'American Leagtie An- fielder Denny Quigley made a div Totals .a... into a raucou.Si vulgar, ill-mannefed and often uncontrollable ' fitara advanced-' to the dlstrtctr deciding tally. ‘ ,' ing one-hand catch. r 19 4 • 9 Gary Kihel had thra* hits and To(aU 37 4 0 4 mob once they have taken seats at a sporting event. In \»r- N E W Y O R K (AP)— It aeml-flna^ with, a 8-2 triumph in Tha play was major league cali •X* Maaeksftor h po a • rM took only one pitch for Robert Windsor over the Windsor Nation made aome outstanding defensive ber and typified the visitors' hus MlchRlik. p 0 Thorsn, cf ticular, ue have in mind some of those (a small majority, plays for Manchester. Starting Cai'l^nt^r. p 0 Dunran. r ...... G. Miller to prove he'J a true NEW YORK (AP) -^'As if Marshall Bridges, ran his rae- als blit the International squad tle and tire. Gary Wheren turned If ...... 0 Mark#y. If ...... thankfully) who follow Little Leaguens. the Boston Red Sox w e ^ ord to 10-6. Joined the local Nationals on the pitcher Jim Niool fanned six in in another doozer in the sixth when 0’f>rAd>*, 3b a... 0 Davo Iz^TRsnus. nm New York Met. three innings before he tired. Cobb, T b...... 0 When one "pays a buck" for a« — ~ still reeling after dropping^ Bridges came in lyith Lm ^ tidelines, -absorbing a 9-1 defeat he went almost behind second^tb ScrifbF‘r lb ...... The game was- mari-ed by the UaCroIx, 9b ..... 0 t>«»DniR L^'^squr. p seat, particularly at a profe.«8ion-, _ gave______a cap-sule^ report pn Mon- Robert G. Miller is a left- their seventh game to New llnton on second via a walk' by South Windsor at Verplanck spear Tim Hassett's grounder and Minnry. cf ..... 0 Tanasi.___ K ...... si event. Uiere seems to be » Hall of'^Fame wemony at handed pitcher- The Mets also York last night In eight starts Pagliaroni on flfat after Field. ejection of a Windsor coach after throw him out. " BanRA, M» .....a Vamy, Sb ...... tradition that he. in addition to I Cooperstown. Anyone within a this 'season- the Yankees fire a jawing bout with the umpires. • Errors, both of eomniiaskm and Blrlski. rf 0,Aiirn,AllRn, lbHb ...... 1 _e a I I 0 i have a Robert L. Miller, who la a siitgie to left with none out. . The Americans get tltelr chance Dlckau. rf ...... ' f the apace to be seated, also bu.vs ' block or two has already heard, right-handed. .Rklph Terrj' and Rollie Shel He. walkM Pete Runnels to Verplanck Actioii omission, hurt the Iniernationaia Ofitrout. rf ..... !> Toiai.« ...... !M I'iiiii'e'i at the hustling' South Windsor in nearly every Jfame. fitarter L#her. c ..... the r.ght to exercusS vocally. If but for tliose in the outlying dis- Robert L's record is 0-7. Robert don at them tonight In a twi- load the^hâaes. then got crow tomorrow night at 6 in the South Windsor wasted little J*, Ifanchrrlrr ...... 09> QOO—j ifight twlnblll at Yankee Sta time ahowiiig its superiority. After Johnny Michalik-'just plain didn't a—Kl^timchmldt. 0 , Windunr ...... 000 HM—3 those exertions fail to follow tJic I tricts, he stated the induction cer- G. had never thrown a ball for Chuck SchilUM to hit into a semis. Oame is tentatively set for 2B. Bawrtta: HR. TVnnl.'Lr»»M<|ur; rules of nebby Drake and sound { emonies for .lackie Robin.Son. Edd dium, a singla run in the opening inning, have his stuff"aa he walked four, Totals ...... 30 1 1 18 5 4 1 the Mets before Tuesday night. double play, (Slft^n scoring. Bnckley F i ^ according to local a-^tnick out L^b^r In 5th. BB. Nicol 4. t,rvr»qur 2: SO: Nieol t, .mors like Donald Duck. whoS to I Bob Feller and Bill .Me- fhenîrthrew one. Now he la 0-1. Terry, the American Don Glle came u p ^ hit for they capitalised on nearly every hit a batter'and gava up six hits Lndzr 5. l,rvr.«)u» 2; Hit. oC: NtCOi League's wirîngest pitcher officials. International mistake and tallied in three-'and one-thipi innings. 3B LacRV: HR. Banas, R. Griswold: 2 for 1 niti In 3j innlna*. I/odar l_loe rjire" Except maybe for the most Hechnie were grand but I never cânjgn j,nhit jêthe . pitch for reliefer Chet Nlchbls and SB. SultiTan: TzOB. Manen^st^r 2. Sotith 1 run IB 2f; HbP. I»y Levraqua (Bae- Immediate neighbors,! .,aw it rain as hard as it did a lit- this year, shut Boston out on i.lciuteb i«lie( pitching by Dan at least once in each of the next Bryce (Carpenter took over and ex Windsor 9: BB. Griswold 1. MIchallk 4. crttai W, Nicol; TiBnr. 1;«. a home nut m the bottom of the struck out. Carponisr 4; SO^ Griswold 12. Micbalik B'lt Dittle I-eaguers are. after all tie .while later." The game at four hits eight days agb at -Lodge plus the timely hitting of four farmes. cept-for the fifth, when poor de 12th to give the Milwaukee BrAvek Boston managed only to Bojz Raacetta and (Chuck May ac- All tha while lanky Rich Gris fense let him dosvn. did fairly well. C. Carpamsr 4: kUa off. Michalik 6 for bovs, between nine and 12 .vears I Doubleday Field between the Yan- Fenway Park while Sheldon base runners over the flrsL 7 runs In 31 Innlnfs; Carpsnisr 3 for a S-4 victory over the Mets. It .(8-5) waa the winner two days courited for the Americans' victory. wold was wheeling and deiUlng fast Rich Griswold, older half of the 9 runif In HBP, by Michalik Blkridge won the Saratoga Of age They are planng a game ■' kees and Braves was canceled. was the ninth straight lass for the six innings. Meanwhile, the (TrippI: WP. Michalik. Carp^ntor 2. steeplechase at age six in 1944 and How- manv paranls relat-ft’es and | ------later in a 10-6 affair. Lodge came into tha game in the balls by the Internationals, piling South Windsor brother battery, Mels who are only one game over The Red Sox, 5-3 victims Yankees put together a two- fourth with one out, the bases load up 12 strikeouts. He was ^s6 in helped his cause a bit with a solid PB. Lober 3. Klolnschmidt; U. Brlttnsr. won the race at 12 in I960. Ha was fnend.s of the voung.«ters forget Two extra treats are upcoming the .260 mark. base error by Frank Malaone Sartv, Rollsran; L. MIrhank: Tims. second in the 1942 race. this in the effort to cheer on their for TV bnsehnil fans soon. Snt- last night, hope to turn the ed and a run in. Ha fanned the first command that only thipe' bails home run to right in the fourth. 1:43. At the other end of the league, 1962 tide with Earl Wilson and and Bill Skowron's double to favontes. iirdav Channel 8 will show the right center for one run in ______special Ceremonies______. connected_Willie Mays with continued his hitting Don Schwall tonight. How TaJte last- week, for example. rxia riimpage with homers No. 30 and ever. Wilson has been ineffec the secohd; Tom Tresh’s eafe The Manchester National l,eague the Yankees' annual. Old Timers' bunt, Bobby Richardson's sac Dav. Then Monday (July .30) 31 to lead the San Francisco Gi tive since his no-hit triumph Ail-St are were opposing Rock ants to a, 3-1 victory over the over Los Angeles a month ago rifice and Roger Maris’ dou ville at Buckley Field Right off and Schwall, though on the ble for another tally In the the bat. one of the umpires (un Giants to within a game of the ■ winning side against Chica third; Elston Howard's' sin paid umpire.s, by the wa.vi made .All-Star Game. No less Hum !• gle, Skowron’s triple and Hall of Fame immortals are sched league-leading Los Angeles Dodg-1 go last week, Has been having what many in attendance thought e who were edged 3-2 by the troubles ail seaaon. Wilson is Clete Boyer's sacrifice fly for was a bad call. uled to be at the Stadium Satur two runs in the fourth: and day. St. Louis Cardinals, 6-3 and Schwall is 4-11. The chap in question, ilnfamiliar Joey Jay got his 14th victory as. Boston outhit the American Richardson’s walk off (3alen wnth the so-called "in.side" of Cisco, Mickey Mantle’s single New T,ork's Football Giants the Cincinnati Reds^ won ^ . over League pace setters 8-6 but umpiring, made his po.sition worse didn't come' alive until the .<>e.v- and Hector Lopez' ground but have pajvoed up the turt of Yale ^ttsbti^h ^ and the Chicago for one run in the fifth. bv moring toward the Rockville I Bowi for the greener (financial) Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phil- enth inning last night. By that aection to engage in verbal, Number 11 for Pag pastures o f' Princeton Stadium *•** tlhfie the Yanks had a 5-0 lead Jousting with the roaches. ANGEI.^}’ ‘ENGINEER’— General Manager Fred Haney, right, whose a.stute procure and Jim Pagliaroni's two-nm Pagliaroni's 11th home run this summer At least they hope _ • • • of the campaign, a shot into He compounded his ei-ror when it will be a greener trip. But GIANTS-COLTS— ment of talent ha.a been a big factor in the success of the Los Angeles Angels this sea homer in the seventh and a he again went over toward the son, chats with two of his be.st acquisitions. Outfielder Lee Thomas, left, was obtained brief ninth inning rally went the lower left field stands af .New Haven (and Connecticuti Hou.ston right-hander Dick Far- ter Clinton singled to'* lead off bench after a second call lonly a wili n(5t be without profe.s.sional rell, who admitted last Saturday from the Yankees'while Albie Pearson, another outfielder, was picked up by Haney in in vain. few minutes later) which went Early Takes I.os.s the .seventh, brought the score football The New York Titans that he occasionally mixed a wet the player draft. (AP Photofax.) to 5-2. against the Rockvine forces. From and Buffalo Bills will meet Sun- Pitch into his repertoire, couldn't Starter Arnold Earley took- then on, he had "had it.’’ the loss, giving up five hits Runnels had a double and a . day. Aug. 12 at Bowen Field in an Hud any way to stop Mays until, _ __ ^ triple in three trips and hoist The verbal punishment the poor exhibition. A crowd of 1,6.- It was too late. He served up soloi Vgiforgj-wt I f l O i l C l i r o l e and foiir runs before Ifcaving in man got from then on w as atrocj- somewhat smaller than thoWhitey Ford, with average three percentage at the Bowl the past two years, leader in the first and fourth In ninth inning assistance from points to .340. At least I hope so. is hoped for. nlngs. n, • » ♦ ------In the sixth he hit Willie with Tomorrow’s the day. This space pitch. That didn’t work, either, Somr Exampirs will be taken over by ye worthy Mays went on to score the Gi- There was for example, a sweet-- rity editor, golfer, bass bom play- ants' final run on Orlando Cepe-i|No. 297 for Wynn Major League R iv a l G ro u p s appearing grey-haired lady who er and some Hme sports writer da's single and Felipe Alou’s sac- kept yelling in a threatening tone | Hal TUridngtoB. P..S. Extra copies rifice fly. to "get him in the batter’s box" i tomorrow's HersM msy he re- Jack Sanford fot his 13th wlii = L e a d e r s = Seek, Control when a Manche.ster youth was in served by ralllag the eli^lsHoa —and seventh in a rqjv -for the N E W YO R K (AP)__I f circle, which has been reached‘ two runs with a double and a truth, well in the prescribed area, department. Giants with help from Don Larsen , , i only 13 times. triple. el.se, he ■ NATION.AL LEAOl E Or the chunky young girl in a who cs me on in the seventh after .been anyone ..c vVynn a .shutout, the beat pitch- Batting (Based bn 225 or more Of Two Sports striped blouse whose battle cry’ was Either the pitchers are getting ^*** COlta acored their only run. might have smiled. But not ing performance in the American ORIOLE8-ANOEL8— at hats).— Musial, St. Louis, .851; *'ump you stink!” 'weaker or the hitters stronger in ■ • • • Eai’lv Wvnn. ; League Tuesday night, was thei .Steve Barber and Baltimore had T. Dalis, Los Angeles. .8i8: Cle-1 CHICAGO (AP) — The new I seriously -doubt that the elder- the Rec Softball League. At least i CARDS-nODGER.H— . third straight viclorv for the a 3-1 lead going into the ninth of mente, littsburgli, .837; H, .Aaron, ,j,gtjonal track and iMsketball fed- ly Udy had anything more than a Wallv______Fortin and Jack Repasa are Dodgera again got power. ______right-hander White Sox and pulled ‘them into' the opener at Los Angeles, but the TOURNEY ACTION— Steve Banas crosses home plate (upper left) with Manchester The ancient I Milwaukee and Robinson, CIncin- : orations were all dressed up today passing knowledgee '■* of the game,------i of that opinion Thev were recent- ’"tting from Frank Howard but of the Chicago White Sox had » tie for fifth with Baltimore. Angels put runners on .second and Intei-national’s onlv run last night at Verplanck Field. In upper right photo umpire much le.ss where the batter s box ly discussing the increa.sed amount their vaunted baseline speed was ^ four-hit shutout and was iust' "Pl‘t a pair with the Los third with" ‘ J one liin out. fL tted and In Hoyt - T. Wil- Daiis. Los' “ " I ready to go into a real Jack'Holleran has just called Denny Griswold (in front of Holleran) out at third. Rich was supposed to be. Or that her of. long drives crashing around in 'three outs aw’av from his 297th' Angels. . helm had to come in to put out Angeles, 102: Mays, San Fran- down with the Amateur Athletic LaC'roix macl^ me piay. One of many South Windsor runs is crossing plate in bottom younger cohort had ever seen, mu)^h , the right field woods at Mt. Nebo 9",'^** "*!? tw-ice threw out' league victory—a major The Orioles won the first 3-2 but *’*'* ^**'^' , , , u rtsco, 91; H. Aaron. Milwaukee.' Union for control of those two shot. Runner is Mike Sullivan. Watching are ump Red Brittner, Rich Griswold of South less open^, a Msetell rule book. aj,d agreed acme sort of fencing Fairly at the plate aa he tri^ milestone in hia quest of 300. the Angels recovered for an 8-5 Angels Mlvaged a split by 85; Robinson, CinelnnaO and t'e- sport.s. And before the folk m Rockville a necessity to prevent some ^ do(ibles by ,oowi-as much a trade decision in the nightcap. The split: Estrada for peda. Son Francisco, 77. The two groups formally «om- Windsor and Bryce Carpenter of Manchester as catcher Mike Kleinschmidt chases wild rise up in protest, I haste)i to add; „ f the less agile outfielders from mark as hirrmo^th e^sv mteWng cost the Angels a half game a n d ,"'’^ *" the third inning of the H its__T. Davis, Los Angeles, pleted their organization Tuesday throw. (Herald Photos by Saternis.) that they were not selected as dif-; incurring serious injury. i motion d a r k e ^ them three games back „ f . Îbie Pearron drove in thhee runs and scored another 142; Groat. Pittsburgh, 128; Flood, j after a two-day session, ratifying ferent from other Little League heading 2,1 gnd again in the ninth pitched to L b Johnso^^ N*«' York, which beat Bos ------St. Louis, 125; H. .Aaron, Milwaii-[constitutions and naming officers, fans across the state (and coun Fop many yents conolMw, play- leading off the last of the ninth ton 6-3. CTeveTand "ed'g^"'Kan^^ Angeles.^ ^ kee, 128; Wills, I>os .Angeles and The track group announced four try). Rather it was because they era and writeia across the state Mn.ial tied the score In in Washington. t^ty 5-4 and Detroit whipped Min- Legion Game were so typical of what goes on the fifth with an RBI double. It TIGERS-TWINS— Mavs and Cepeda, San Francisco, championships independent of the screamed bloody imirder when New gave him 1.860 runs batted In. to Johnson, who was only one year I h*®®ta 4-3. , , , Rocky OilavUo's run-scoring 122.' >AU . everywhere. Haven High School baakethall It is important to note. I think, tie Mel Ott!a National League rec old when the 4-year-old Wynn' single in the ninth broke a 4-4 tie' - Home Runs — Maj-s. Saa Fran- Still OuUlde Set Tonight teams — Hlllhoose and Ullbur ord. broke into organized baseball, re- WHITE SOX-8EXATORS— and brought Detroit its first vic cisco. 81; H. .Aaron, .Milwaukee.' Still to be wooed and won by that all during this hullabaloo last Crons — were allowed to plav reg- week, the boys—the players tbem- The Cards got the tie-breaker fused to be intimidated and Wynn struck out four and tory over Minnesota in seven tries 28; Banks, Chjpago. 24; Mejias, the United States Track and Field strong-armed Tom Kelley la aeIve.H-m.de not on. un.sportsm.n- in the sixth w-hen Dodger catcher rapped out a (ingle. walked only one in his effort this season. Norm .Cash's 27th Houston and "'Cepeda, San Fran- Federation and the Basketball scheduled to hurl for Manrhes- like move. WTiatever they said (or M,. e-i theCllnaa___ A Tourney. .a Gave John Roseboro made a two-base Wron. who has had his difflcul- aeninst Washingtem. Joe Cunning- homer tied it in the 'eighth. dsco, 21. Federation of the United States ter Legion tonight when they thought) went tmnoticed by this *■ .. ^tyltes an advantage, ■ ^rmr on Ernie Broglio't bunt and ties .since arm trouble sidelined ham, Mike Hershberger and A1 Pitching (Based on 10 or more are the International Amateur take on Cromwell in the latter correspondent. the com- ûrt Flood doubled him home. him last season, took a deep Smith hit home runs In support. INDIANS-A’a— decisions) — Purkey. OtnclnnaO, AthleticJT’ederation (track) and city, The game is a replay ot ing Farrell's Restaurtant; _ 14-12, tatg American Legioa b a s e h a 11 BBC LBAOUE This, in itseJf, makes the Little Musial also, singled to l)oost his breath and bore down as if it were Cleveland's Dick Donovan won 15-8, .888; Drysdair, Los Angeles, the Mderation of International a pieviotts 8-8 tie. Final Standinga at Robertson Park. tooniaincatr Won’t the Zone I League program worthwhile. It batting' average to ..351. tops in a World Series. Hsrry BrightYANKS-RED SOX— his 1.3th against four losses, but 17-4, .810; Face, Pittsburgh, 8-2, Baal^fball Associations. A vtetory tonight and an W. L. Pet. The playoffs open tonight with teaches sportsmanship (and as a teams, parHcalarly Bristol (if they the league. Tommy Davis of the grounded into s double play and The Yankees' Whitey Ford got had to have help when Kansas .800; Koafax, Los .Angeles, 14-,'i, The.se two groups have the say other Suntey when the same Teachers ---- ...... 12 0 l.OOO Farrell's facing Morlarty Brothers. •ideline. the game of baseball) to s make it) have the advantage of Dodgers slipped to .346. .Oiuck Hinton filed to center. This credit for his 10th victory against d ity pulled to within one run with .787; Koonce, Chicago and Pierce, jn accepting athletes for such teams 'meet at Nt. Nebo Field Gua'a Orlndera ------8 4 .667 The winner meets Mai 'Tool tomor host of America’s future leader. playiikg under Muzzy Field lights • . » | wrapped up a 6-0 decision over five losses against the Red Sox, a two-run rally in the ninth. Wil- San Francisco, 8-8, .727. ^ international competition aa the (2:80) will give the locals a Army-Navy ...... 6 6 .500 row in the league finale. Too bad it can't do the same thing whlle most of the other teams hi CUBS-PHnJJES— the Senators for old Early, the but had to have help when Boston lie Kirkland's thtee-run homer in \ ------^ : Olympic games. Mg step.,along the trail toward EJgg 'N You ...... 5 7 .417 Opening with a four-run first for the older geneiâtion- the state have played only d a y The Cubs snapped their third 49th shutout of his career and Just filled the bases in,,the ninth with the first- staked him to an early AMERICAN LE.AGUE • - xhc basketball federation chose tile DIatHct Four championship. Pagani's Barbers . . . .6 7 .417 the winners took a lead they never 4 a a f**“ « " * seven-game Idsing streak of the three rictories shy of the coveted none out. Bill Skowron dirove in lead. Batting (Based on 225 or Arthur (Dutch) Lonborg, Kansas Tcrso ...... 4 8 .333 relinquished. Farrell's kept peck 15 MONTH 18 MONTH 21 MONTH , Manchester ourrenUy leads .167 •—---- - sea.son in beating the Phillies. hnore at bats)—Runnels, Boston athletic director and former cage the district with a 9-1 record. Boland Motora ...... , .2 10 ing away, but never quite caught Sportfi Potpourri Station WCSS. New York, is Workhorse Art Mahaffev had a 3-1 and Jimenez, Kansas City, . 840; coach, as its chairman. The track up. Road Haz»d Guarantee Road Hazard Guarantee Road Hazard Guarantee \ Second place Rockville has al For the second time in four sea Our oongratnlations to Joe He- ropidly becoming the sports sta- lead for the Phils in' the sixth Robtaison, Chicago, .817; Cunning- group elected as president W. W. ready htet four contests and A1 Lange was the big gun for gal. President’s Cup king„ at_____ EUtioD ot the Big City. Just yester- when his right shoulder stiffened ham, Chicago, .814; Rollins, Min-, Russell of Ix)s Angeles. Olifornia sons, the Teachers completed'^ full the winners with a homer and a eanno'^ afford many more and season undefeated. Although they ington' Ridge and simultaneonaly; announced that a tola) and he had to leave. The (3ubs nesota, .809. representative on the National still avoid mathematical cHm- pair of singles. mm/Ul-WE/aHER: our apologies for getting him lii' games of the New York got'three runs in the se\’enfh in- Add Runnels, Yogi Kims— Pearson, Los Angeles. 73; Federation of High School Athletic had to come from behind (for the Summary: ALL-1/VEATHER"42 ALL-WEATHER ination. the wrtmg caitegory'ln the pleture Knicks and Rangers will be broad- nlng off Billy Smith and Jack Siebern, Kansas City and CVagner. Associations. Representatives of third straight game), the Elduca- Mai Tool ....4(M 402 0—14-9-4 caption - Monday. Like we said. c»st over that outlet this com- Baldschun with Ron Santo's dou- Los Angeles, 69: Green, Minnesota, the National Collegiate Athletic fors pulled out a 12-10 verdict over Farrell’s ___ 205 028—0—12-9-6 arOx 18 black Egg 'N You. laM night at Mt. Nebo' 570 X IS black 9FOx2Sbkak that's Yost’s fault (Joke!). Ing season. The station already ble the big blow, 68: Wood, Detroit. 61. As.sociation, the National Prep ( BudSlnski, Lalne (6) and Gus tube-type plus j carries the biueball games of the to wind up the regular seaaon. tafson; D. Farrell and J. FarreU. luba-typa pliu tuba-typa phia To AL Star Roster Runs Batted In—Wagner. l 4)s Federation and junior colleges Summer tax and tire \ “Silent Jeff” Koelsch stofîed' Yankees, giving it a year-round BRAVES-MET^ ...... Angeles, 72; Robinson, Chicago, 71; I comprised main attendance at the Tomorrow night Oua'a Grinders tax and Hra • tax and Iha $ f y i jres’ erday (airoos the street yet) sports audience. CMsey Stengel left the Mets In Sidiern, Kansas City- and Kllle-1 tw'o-day conclave, and Army and Navy collide in the .ALUMNI LEAGUE off your car. *> your ear. 9 5 off your car. Basketball first playoff game.- The winner Led by the neat, two-hit pitch the hands of coach (^ k ie Lava- NEM’ Y o r k (A P )— American I.ieague all-star manager brew, Minnesota, 09; Rollins, ,MJn- ’ uhni»Hnivii. Xm p getto as he went to Kansa.s City will face the Teachers Monday for ing of Carl Colangelo. Green Ma Ralph Houk, bent on strengthening his lineup for the seconci I « . z ' Shpwdowms beTree?“ e NCAA. the right to represent the loop in OarWwMi-Pi4M TVs to attend the funeral of his brotlt- Hits —y Runnels, Boston, înpe, inspired new federations and the nor kept Its title hopaa alive laat lOsMI inter-league test next Monday at Chicago, has picked Pete Opening games in both divisions the city-wide playoff. WHfcPBadkaMWirl er. but the story, was the same. K m sss^ Cltyând^l^nins^ Mlnji^^ expected soon, alUiough of the Rec Department Summer night by blanking Nasaiff Arms, Musied Ties Another Record The Metfi^ got three runs in the Runnels, the circuit’s leading batter, and his own Yogi Berra, sota, 118; Robinson, Chlcngo and Dave Turkington slammed, a 4-0, at (Charter Oak Park. NATIONAL IJCAGCE' *” Cliff Fagan, executive secretary Basketball League were played double and three alnglea to spark first inning, on a two-run homer w. La Pet. O.B. I an all-star standby for more than a decade- Moran, Lm .Angeles, 117. of the National Prep Federation,___ _ last night at Charter Ook Park. A three-rim fifth, in which they last night’s vlctocy. The winners collected only one hit, was all ST LOUIS (A P ) •*c .■ >►« *)'■ Felix Mantilla, Mlowed bv one Lea .\ngelen . .67 ss .657 '. In a further bid to stem the r l s - ^ ...... - Home Rnns^''ash, ^ IrM t imd i acting chairman at the Fletcher Glaas opened the Junior had to score four timea in the final THESE GREAT TIRES ARE MADE WITH SUPER IVIILEAGE TUFSYN irf **’®“*^ records. I piay be- by Frank Thotnas. The Braves San FranriRPo 36 .647 Ing National League tide, the W aêr; Ix » Angeles. 27; (^ntlle.i meeting, said the AAU division competition with a 54-34 they needed for the victory. George count." Stan Musial said after he cause I love to play ball and- 1 got two Iwick in bie same inning | inning to win. (Jochran slapped a pair of hits for Pittaburgh .. .60 .39 .606 5)/, Yankee skipper added Los An-1 f V c ‘ld Baltimore and lUllebrevv, Minne- group" victory over the Lancers while Phil Finley, with a double and tied the National League record for, want to keep on playing as Itjpg as off starter Jay H(Mk. who then the winners while Brady Bushey NATION-WIDE EOAD HAZARD AND QUALITY OUAfiANTEE-Aii New Coodyear Aulo Titee Are Cueranla^ NaUon-wida: N o W runs batted in. (Cincinnati ... .66 41 J577 8i/i!geles' Ken McBride, the league's 1 he sota, 25; Maris, New \ork, 2i. , , , , j j,- . - .u Spruce Street Market edged Har- two singles, topped the losers. Goodyaar’fi OUtablt I help the club.” held them in check uhlil he left, .56 44 J160 A ' hnttskt niinher anri laff-h.srt.p I mlnUte When he de) eloped a Pitching (Based on 10 or more ' deadline for the mac's, 38-29, in the senior division had both safeties off Ckilangelo. t. Aieinet normel road heiardt - l.e„ blowouti. fabric braaka, cult - axeapt rapairabla puaclurat. Uaiitad 10 orifiaal ewpet ieraamber of •„_*»,,H i'_Toiioln>at RiihBar “These things don’t count uniese His friend and tearnmate. Red \nxh a pulled side ‘ muscle in the St. Louis .... sore shoulder. Pappas' record is I decisions) - WIckersham, Kansas AAL. which has spurned a years Summary: Milwaukee ... .51 49 .510 'Jim Kaat of Minnesota to his lld-llfter. Teacherk ' 204 011 4—12 15 4 Summary: month! tpaclllad. 2. Afainit any defacta in workmanthlp and malarial without limit aa to Uma ormllaafa.D GoodySer Him daalare ia Iha D ynineilC 4 ou g a e s i ivuuuor you break them,” he said jokingly. Schoendienst. said "I shook lunds sixth. 9-6 and Kaat Is 9-9. 'City, 8-2, .800; McBride, Los An- be"(oning by the new derations Green Manor ...000 030 1—4-5-1 With a fifth inrling double that Philadelphia . .46 56 .451 , staff. Dropped was Boston's BUI Jim Walsh got the Glassmen off Egg 'N You 300 140 2—10 12 2 U. B. or Canada will make adfuttmenl allowance on aaw lira baaed on origiBal (read depth (amalaini aad eutiaai "Caedyaar w tie,- Sv9T Used In AutO Tirfifil with him tonight because he's jim Hickman made it 4-2 with The American League's nine- gelJs, n-8. .786; bonos-an. Cleve- to become charter federation to a winning start, rebounding well Nassiff’s ...... 000 000 0—0-2-6 drove home the tying run against Houaton ...... 86 62 .867 Monbouquette, who hasn't hurled man pitching staff includes hold Dooman ‘and Turkington: Peck, Uhirago...... 86 av .856 i complete game in nearly a llahd. IS-4, ,76.5; Pascual, 3llnne- mvmhers. and ccmtrilwting 14 points. He and Kor-ickt (8) and Oilhoun. Colangelo and Barry; Bushey, r M OM PEOPLE RIDE ON OOOBYKAR T R ia THAN ON ANT O rm a KINO Qie Lo.s Angeles Dodgers, last overs Hank Aguirre of Detroit, sota, 14-6. .700; fitenhouse. Wash- "But the AAU still can join our night, the 41-year-old outfielder New York ... .24 71 .258 month. teammate Clayt Hence controlled Romano (5) and Moore. shake hands with him for tying a in the ninth on Eddie Mathews', Dick Donovan of Cleveland, Ralph ington, 9-4, .692, program.” said Fagan. both backboards. matched Mel Oil's National League Tuesday’s Rewiilts A 3-1 winner at Washington ear Terry of New York, Camilo Pas- CHItROH LEAGITC record. I'll do that when lie breaks single after Lee Msye's double. ! Chicago 5, Philadelphia 8. In the nightcap of the arclight INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Record of 1.860 runs batted in. the -lacord,” it stayed that way uptil the 1th lier this month, the Nationals go cual of Minnesota and Dave Sten- Led by the lusty hitting of Bill The fifth place Cards went on to i St. LoiUs 8, Los Angeles 2. into the second all-star meeting at tw’inbiU, the Marketeers dashed Chapman (three singles and a An unearned run in the fifth in Musial recalled Jiis b 1 g g e s 11 when Miller came on to make his house of Washington. off to a quick 10-2 lead but saw ning gave Nassiff Arms a 4-3 vic defeat the league leaders 3-2. Sani Francisco 8, Houston I. Wrigley Field with fiv e flc t ^ e s As in the first game, the eight triple in four tries) North Meth PriceB Bimri am low mo : thrill y- getting his 3,000tli liit. 'Met debut. CincinnaU 6. Pittsburgh 4. Hofheinz Thinks of Everything Harmac's come back to go ahead tory over A 4 I last night St Me Musial wants to beat the rebord It waa Irt 1958 and ^ e plan was i ------and a III in their last seven meet- players named by their team odist rapped St.^Mary’s, 12-7 at in St. L4>uia. He has broken one Mllwsuhee 8,^New York 4 (12).|ings with the rival circuit. An- 24-21 in the third stanza. Bob Charter <5(Lk last night, also win morial Field, thereby snapping the NEW BARGAIN-PRICED TRUCK TIRE mates must start and play FisKe and Nell, Prescott led the major league record and four Na .Today’s Games [other victory would even the over- uuiuiko. ning the right to face Center Con latter's wignlng streak at seven until he returaed home. The club Tupoday’e Hompro through at least three innings. The •rafly but their lead was short-liv^. games. tional League records this, year but - PhiUdelphia (Bennett 8-5) at jail series at 16 games apiece. At'gurters are outfielders Leon Wag- Judge’s New-Fangled Idea^ Hit Mlstretta and Dave -White go In the opening game of tha each time he was on the road.* ) wanted him to get t)u 3.000th hit league playoffs. , Doug Pearson drew a walk in M NYLON HI-MILER B-C ; in 'St. Louis. ^(Season fetal la Parentheses) x 'i l f V t .... . '•** 1* ner of Los Angeles and Mickey sank baskets that gave Spruce the fifth, stole second, weht to "I'd like to break at least one York (Craig 5-15) at Mll-'game.s to four. (Mantle and lloger Maris of New Streel. a lead again and this time A1 Whitney was tha b?at bet NATIONAL LEAOltR for St. Mary's with two singliM third on a sacrifice and scored on here this year.” he said. "St. Louis , J ; . Houk. Uking advantage of the!York ; inflelders Jim Gentile of Put Houstoif on Sports Map they held it. fans have been loyal to me through ; ^ ? ! Th! Hubbs. Cabs (4). AngeM (Drysdale 17-4) at permits addition of three Baltimore. Billy Moran of Los and a double. a wild pitch with the deciding run. BY600DYEAR the years and I’d like to break w e ** * Pinch hitter late in the SlarebaU. Pirates (5). St. Louis (Jackson 9-8 ar Wash players to bring the squad to 28, Angeles, Luis Aparicio of Chicago Summaries: Summary: Jim Mo(3«han singled in two runs for them this year.” game and got his hit. Post. Reds (IS). burn 8-4), (N ). NEW YORK (NEA)-!-Someonee'monthy they receive a depoait Blip, Flelcker (44) N. Methodist .530 200 2-12-15-2 in ,fhe first and a sacrifice brought Musial has broken several of obviously chose two left-handed and Rich RoHlns of Miiuiesota; B F Pis. Although he liolds more than 40 Slays. Giaats 8 (81). Pittsburgh (Law 8-5) at Cincia- hitters because of the Nationals’ and catcher Karl Battey of Mln- mentioned the Fast Draw Bar, certifying their money ' haa been U*»i)c^ ...... ■...... 6 8t. Mary’s .006 ■ 100 0— 7-16-2 another home an inning later. records, Musial says he "never OU’s records and he said Ott was Maatilla. Mets (6). m U (Pnrkey 15-8), (N ). d4ficiency in the southpaw pitch:, nesota. ’ which acconqinodates the upper placed In a Houstim bank in their Hlnchley ...... a.a.n.. 0 Chappell and Weir; O'Dell and Frank Vaccaro's long single hie hero. San Frsncisc (Pierce $-8) at P(YWfrii ...... aa *ea 7 • • & NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE Thnensa, Mets (18). ing department. Nationhl League - echelon of patrons- at the Houston names. i Johnson ...... 0 Pinto. drove in two AAI runners. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Records set this year by Musial Hickmaa, Mets (S>. Houston (Johnson 5-11 or Golden i ball park, cost 8300.000 to put up.l Thla .saves some bookkeeping WRlBh ...... 2 Summary: 5-8). (N ). manager Fred Hutchinson, who 713 M A IN ST.— M I .M S 2 3 2ti M OAD $T— Ml 3-5177 include the major leagnie mark for Crandsll, Braves (8). will add three players to his squad Dixon DUSTY LEAGUE NaaaifTa V...... 210 010 x-M-4-5 game.k played. 2.845. .and National Thursday’s Sz'hedule Seemed like a tremendous waste | McG^han ..••..a...... i AAI ______...SOO ilOO 0 ^ -3 -3 DO IT A'OI RSELI-': Thursday, thus far' has only two of money. l«(cause the ball park ia Llcottl t,,o‘o...... 0 Hanging on grimly to ISL League marks for times jit bat .AMERIC.AN LEAGUE New 3’ork at Mllwaukse. southpaws — Warren Spahn and only a temporary home .for the! on payday with a list It ^so DupHn ).e...... a...... 1 throughout. Mai Tool won tha ViUa and .Paiuiion;'' Shapazlan HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK'S SERVICE STATION 10,453, runs 1.896 and hits 8,489. Pagliaroni, Red Sox (I I ). Pittsburgh at CInrInnsti, (N ). Sandy Koufax. The latter is ex- 1 league title laat night by defeat-' and '^«u»ro. . . , Only Games Scheduled. HoGatbn ColU. In two years they j1*e ^ a y - Totals ...,...... » 4-9 64 l l » MimiLE TPKG. CAST—Ml 9-5.121 MUFFLERS Oonningliam, White Sox (6). pected to be dropped from the*;' move to a domed, air-conditioned S42 E. CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8187;. ' Runs — Wills, Lee AngMse and! Hershberger. WMte Sox (8)J AMERICAN LEAGUE squad because o f: a hand injury t atadium a abort distance away. i ton, and—who knows 7—maybe _ F PU. Mays. San Franclseo, 86; T..Davis.| Smith. White Sox (1.6). take their business there. Snyder ...... 3 1-1 7 W . L. Pet. G.B. which currently has him on the' ‘No waste at all,” corrected Oriowiikl ...... 4 1-2 9 Hilinski Among QnalHiers JACK'S ATLANTIC TWIBLE'S SERVICE STATION Lna Angelea, 77; H. .Aareii... 301-: RJrkiand, Indians (17). New York ---- 56 87 .602 — sidelines. Bobby Bragaii, one of the Hou.stOn Big Sports BfHHn Holme* ...... 7 0-4 14 ' ROUTE 44A, NORTH COVENTRY—PI 2-«95« ’ waukee. 76; W. Davis, Lee Aa-i Edwards, iadians (2). Los Angelea . ,55 42 .567 8 ' 14U1 (or Yogi coaches. “The Fast Draw is built The baseball picture in Houston ' bteoskas ...... 1 J? n .» 70« MAIN ST.—MI 9-82S* gclM, 74. . |. Cash, -Tigers (27). Minnesota ....58 45 JS41 51/, This marks the I4th time that in prefab sections. When the new is bright, and it’s part of a big Hence .1..,.;...... 1 S'} J In N-. E. Amateur Golf,'Test 'Cleveland ...... 50 45 .526 7 ' Berra has been picked on an aH- stadium opens, the Fast Draw will sports boom. Houston has a cham Phillips i ...... _0 _0 BUHRER'S SHELL SERVICE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! Baltimon ....50 49 .505 9 pionship pro football team and two ROLAND MOTORS star squad. ’The' veteran, who has be moved right beaid'e it. Totala ...... i...... 14 2-16 94 658 CENTER sf.—MI 9-8128 Cêv. 6 oyl. ’4»-’5S. C F QQ UUcago ...... 50 49 .505 9 played a majority of the 14 games college teams. One of them is Rice, ' 869 CENTER ST.—MI 3-4079 (Detroit ...... 46 49 .484 11 “The judge," added Bragkn ad Halt On)*. 27-16. Fletcher. WARWICK,' R. I. (AP)—DaÔYan of Newt«a,^Maaa Ust $10.85. 'as a catcher, will be a spare out miringly, “ thinks Of everything.” an important member ot the fending Champion Dick Sldegowf Eight -fortnar New Haven Ama- Boston ...... 44 51 .468 IS I Southwest Conference, with a ; Sprsee 4nnlnga aa the the Official regalia. The cleaners .FPster ...... boxing towns In the United Stat^. Club. • qualifying, tying with seven oth )( ^ CASUAL SHOES Chicago (Pizarro t-8) at W«ah- opening game atarter and now haa hadn’t send theip back In time, In a go-get'ting town like Houa- - Preecott GET IN IÊRE—for QUsUirson ..... Slderowl, twice open king of ers at 153, tilt cutoff point. But M & M SHELL SERVICE Magton (Osteeni'4-7), (N ). a atring of eight acpreleaa all-atar theyDev )said. ton, it takes a Roy Hofheinz tp Dala*l ...... Joe Mopahan of Winchester, Mass., ELLSWORTH end LASSOW inning!, I Connecticut, meats Stan HiUnaki R O U TE 6, ANDOVBR— MI 8-8749 Every Piece Of Summer Goods Greatly Reduced Qetroit (Mosst 8-10) at Mlnne- mer PGA champ Doug Theere’s a $100 fine now forTnisa-'stand out. He personally took Patulak ...... Of Manchaater today while Grant aron the 82nd iRxit am-,-the Moond . 262 O A K L A N D ST**^BII 8-5155 DOBIN^,S sou (Kralick trS), (N ); Pap)Ma Betuna Ford shouts the ball info ing, charge of selling the ball club’s Oavo fiulh- kola aC Mm plajpott. Houk alao namad Milt Pappaa, ” • Uko* oa DEPT. STORE .MEN’S SHOP Cievelaad (McDowell 2-8) at the cup during a recent Hofhaiiiz has brought a lot of television and radio program and 'iM i‘ 'iinioa. Rnazas City (Segm $-8), (N ). from Baltimore t » hia ,)moi)nd new thlnga to baseball. Hia pUy- got a price of llJi million for, one $T$ MAIN STRKET GLENNEY'S 7W, M A IN tourney i« the pro g i.8- A * «i-V ’ ’ t k Raltiinars (Flabor 2-4), a$ Lm aUff, raplaeing Ibwt Wllhalm. H m aria don’t get paid by chedt any year. That’a the highest feel’hny I . ■ ■■•( ------' V ' (L m M ), (K). . Orlola /hRoeklelMnar h»d :bMB tour. Mors. Or first and 15th pt tha ball chib ever get the , \ A I. M - ■ I . / . I r ' . ■T»r- - i ’ . .1 . ^ .1 '-ll * (• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 85, 1 9 ^ <....( PAGE EIGHTEEN ■ - \ HANCHESTEBi EVENING HERALD. MANCIHIETER, CONN„ WEDNEfiDAT, JULY 25. 19*2 PAGE N m itE B li- THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHOBTEM. Household Goods U Hooaehold Sorricen gooMS-Wittftftt Bqtiri 52 Waati^ To K«iit 55 Himuos For Saw i t B« Fftr 2ftW' 72 For flftW 72 Rtaart Fraptorty Far s4la 74 Offered ISi-A lawclnr I 48 NORGE GAS atova. ■oed eoBdltl(& RockviUetV ernon yOIR^lSliDDD room. :i;nBttog. Pri^ responsible fsmUy deldrss to VERNON—Tbt*a bedroom ranch CENTHAL CA pp-4ix rooms, fuU COVENTRY LAKE A t O ove. WATCH AND Jtwriry ispatitaii ad $80, Honia-mada aweitara.' MI WS.OOO-Aiid oM Of toe better buys WASHER REFRIGERATOR tor vats entrance, and ihower ,. bus rent 4 bedroom house. South Man Oh oversisod lot. Quiet location on to Tbwa. MUltMeyel qiHt ef right bath down pKia ftill bafh in rec Pleasant bottage, i^van srittog. raaaonable prices, preomd bU t 9-3iS4. CLASSIFIED pairs. Pxempt, scotMinicaL I R s i r WHTIK line, BSWlgt ^^sdecorated. Gentle chester area. CaU 829-7714. dead end rooU. .Id ^ tor IdiiliboB. large rooms: tour betoboms, room to basemeitt. Receqtly Two mtoutoii’ stroll to beach. lea, 8 watchmaken, Mimchaatag- guarantaed. P lim MI »-4587.>ot- m an. MI. Priced ,W4U below appraisal, three halhs, two Oar garage and ranpvated. Nice lot, plenty o f Back from traffic. FuU lake Aldermen on Rec Units AND yWTON1MiWT8l*MDOO*S«». tars ddeat esttddlahad jeweler, itton’s, IM Centar S t Choice of flhanctog. Last house on one storage room. ‘Immaculate. trees. With about $8,000 down ydu ri^ts. CaU Henaon et Hartford, X r . B . B ra y . TIT M ate I t . . State WATKINS gNDOVERr-Furalahed room BnsineaB Property For Sale 70 rtfit on HuUatd Dr. MI 9-8909. can asaume the 1st mtga. and Brokte, 3434086. Thaater BnUdUig. rent C. H. Stlens, Roiits 6. Big lot, lovely aettliig Solid brick. VINO of hunia. motk kolas, MAI I Only $ or 6 years old. T. J. p a y $108.38 m d n t ^ '. . T . J . ADVERTISING repaired Window Shadaa l-TTft. MANCHESTER — ToUand Tpke., ACRES Imnutculafe 7 room BARGAIN SHOP 8% Crockett, Realtor, MX S-U77. -. Ckoekatt, Realtor, M I S -u n . Issue at Charter Talk ' mtasura;- all aiaad Vans- 10 acres, industrial sone. 40,000 Oolraiial, 1% b x ^ laige cabinet WftBtad— Raal Estata J7 ___ da Koya made whUa you Gard«i—Farm— Dairy $89.00 'Gooseneck Rocker, square toot buUdtog, loading plat kitchen, exceUOnt barn, trees, only NORTH END — mth $8,000 (dr DUPLEX 9a, vary good dondiaon, CLASSinED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS walnut finish, beige tapestry; SLEBPIMG ROOM, oentraUy lo form, ample parking. $86,000. wait. Taps Racorders tor rant. Products 50 $17,900. Carlton W. Rutebtos, ka leas) you can assume the $18,000 8 bedrooms each ^ride, -atparate WiUlTED—Real Estate. SeUtog ar Scorn was bsaped on any at-*ssid the idea does warrant eensM- cated. Cau MI 94816. Jack' Fetoberg, Broker, 249-7589. oil burners, aluminum atomi win 8 AJkL to 6 PJL \ Maitovr^MT Main, Ml t-8m. 94182 mortgag(e on this neat ranch. buying. Resideatial. commercial tempts to leave aldermen off the eretion in the future. Three bedrooms, fuU baiMmaat... dows, Conira let, eonvanient to or tooustrial real aatate. Contact ABSOLUTK bargatn—custom made CORN—THU week only, SOc doaen. $89.80 Lana podem BOL7ON — Large 4 room ranch, ahopptog buacs and Varrianck awlmiMtog, pool and recreation The Commission's report 6M talde, walnut'and Mm M m , p l e a s a n t r o o m for gentleman, ’floosM For Saw 72 beautifuUy landscaped, overtised all the trimmings Oombtoa- Realtor, Stanley Bray. MI *437$, not mention anything about ddsit' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. sUpcoivara, drapes and upholMry. lU'AngalSt. ticna, amerite, etc. Aaktag $18,*00 School. CaU owner, MI 3-8887. . oomiUiasiens last night at a special HOMDAT A n nUDA¥ tOM AJt.—8ATITBDAT • A^L Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, $10.06. cau MI 94886 er MI 9-0641. garage, 4% mortgage Ynay be Braa-Etorn Realty. tog references in the present chan FLORENCE 8T.—7 room home to ...Good buy bece. T, J. Cfeoek- Rookvillo City Council meeting ter on the city ctxirt. MI y-TB90. BKftUH.______EGGS FOR SALE— tisrge and CENTRAL, large attractively fur assumed by oual&ied buyer. att, Realtor: MI $-1577. 7S on a report and recommendations extra large 60c a doaen. . PuUet '$13:98 (l)‘ 'iwin aiae maps exceUent condition taride and out, Hayes Agency, MI 3-4803. Lata Far Sate Laritt reminded the council that .-tliieadboard, turned posts, $6. nished room, private entrance, B ZONE LOT wanted. CaU MI of the Charter Revision Commis ^ PLEASE READ YOUR AD RAOIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. >Cga 8 doaen $1, at the farm onto, onoloeed porch, ono-car garage, HOLX.ISTER ST. — Beauty et a JENSEN STREET-Two A-ione despite the lark of recommends- - Cara, phonogn^ths. changora. parking, clean and quiet, reason priced to quick sale, $1$,900. 9-4291. '■ sion. -I flM iil— m “WMit A«B- an « t w la Nemnarker Road, Varncp4lm. colonial...standard • rooms with lota, 86x190 earii, ut&ities. clo tions on points previously under Honest, eoonomiML Guaranteed $819.00 83” Sofa, foam ciiali- hue. MI S-1888. Philbrick Agency, MI 94484. Ths charter revision group fail — ------adwtiM r iOaoH iM hla ■< tka F|BST DAT *T Windsor line. MI 4-0804. v tons, aoft blus damask, as la 1 % baths and gnraga. AND, fids to achoois, churches, and ahopptog WISH SOMKo n E to haudia you study by the Charter Revisian 2S% A 5w M deSM « EBBOB8 l» tlm. Iw HM Mrt ter- 90 days. Famous to service for real aatataf Cau au at Ml 909M ed to .come up with a recommen Group, the council Could still maka SO years. Phone MI $4837. Potter- $U6. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, BOLTON LAKE $14,500 house haa aluminum riding, fire- oenter. Charles Psnficelli Agency, SiL vw. Hemid h rMpoarttln IWr m It ONB meocraet «r oMitted STRICTLY fresh caidii^ egga de- ApftrtBieiitft—ilatft— I^SLce, lot. with plenty of traaa, M l 94644 •er prompt and eourteoua aerrioa dation on what to do about the recommendations of-its ow n eri ton’s. Uvered to your door weekly at exceUent closet and storage space, LAK E VROilT TEAR 'ROUND' swimming pI and recreation S^rtioD tor mm, mMtmmmomrnt mmi tbm a f y to Oia 0«toot «t « $37.80 86" TaUe. lamp, green Tenmnnts 63 large encloeed.porch. S-esr ga AND a vary realutic price. Own J o a ^ Barth. \Brekei. them. ■•make P^" Btreta wM^ de mmt laaai o ^ aktoa ml reasonable pricea: Manchester and gMd base, white shade HOME. Completely modem- ers mbviiv, must seU. Let's look commisshma but did -submit char The commission' went tote 4K* AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reupbol- Poultry F am . MI 9-9904. rage, $19,700. Philbrick Agwicy. ttaaort Froparty Var Sate 74 “ ~ 1 bgr ^Btoka pato star S piece living room set; sofa $18.75. TWO ROOM, first floor apartment, M I 9-8464. ised, redecorated. Large Uvtog it over. T. J, Crockett, toaltor. CASH to your borne, land, equip ter revisions relating to the po tensive detail into the means 'for and 2 chairs $MB. Choose from gaa stove and electric refrigera room with atone fireplace. Din M I 8-1877. OOVBNTRT LAKE—3 beautiful ment, merchandise Uquidstion, lice department and the superin appointing and firing of the chiefs $428.80 • Pc.. Metton wal tor furniahed. Adults only. Ml CUSTOM BUILT 8 room Ranch, ing room, kitchen^ 3 bedrooms. lakcaide eotugea, one at $7,500, anytetog of valu*. For quick ac tendents Of public works and the of police snd the public works and group of fine fabrics. Work done Household Goods 51 nut dining room, erodensa hut- b , expert craftsmen on our prem- 8-6888. large Uvtog roon with fireplace, Gall Mrs. Lord, 5384687, MI MANCHESTER ~ RriHng Faik. one at $9,900. Good finaneing tion call American Auction Oo., sewage treatment plant. { sewage treatment departments. let, table, arm and 8 aide 9-6306, TR 5-6611. 0 room Cmpm, 4 finUilMd, flra- M I 96847. ' “?«‘’SSSKS»’ “ DIAL Ml 3-2711 1«M. All work fully guaranteed. formal dtoliig room, faaUy riM available. Call MI 849io. Amendments submitted by the | The commission advises the bin ABSOLUTE bargain, custom made duO ra, $340 aa Is, kitehan 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, placa, new furnace Juat piaihted Mill Fabric Salearoom, 175 Pine Blipcovera drraes and uphol charter revlalon group would ing of these three chiefs should te St., exclusive Cbeney Fabric POU R ROOM ten sm ent. MI 8-7980. recreadon room with fireplace, BARROWS A WALLACE outride, now Utclien cabtoets, stery. Budg^ terma. CallCau MDra. $14.06 Brass dressing tabls nice grounds, 'very convenient. A establiah a mandatory age limit done through written examtoa- salearoom. In Mancbaster.o Ml braich, Mua plasUe ouahiaB oncloaod hraeseway, attached ga A 96 B. Copter St.. Manchester on retirement by city -cifficiala and tlons. with one of three oandidatse 9-T890, BS441B4. rage, landscaped yard 9lxM4. home we are proud to show, real Rockvill^yernon 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. $7.80. 4% ROOM iqiartment, second M I 94106 clean. TVmgren Agency, MI would provide for hearings in dis receiving the highest grades to te A GOOD BUT on cheats, bads,' Marion B. Robeitson. Raaltoc, Ml TROUBLE REAGHNHS OUR ADVERTISER? HAROLD A SON Rubbish Ramov floor, qU best, sutomstic hot wa- 8-8168. • 34831. \ missing permanent employes: recxxnmended for each job by the al, Oellara, atUca, yards, and dreasera and apMiances. Credit ter. Tel MI 84761. During ths course of last night’s appropriate boards. The, recom terma ,avaUable, We alao buy uaed WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. BOWERS SCHOOL—Neat fiva room talks, OOrperatien Counsel Edwin mendations shell te submitted to weekly* pick-up or burner barrela. 988 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER—R aaoh , la rge Itv- Conyers $614,900 M-Hoir Aitutriig SenriM Harold & a r . MI t40M. furniture. Roger’a Furniture, 117% $% ROOM apartment, furnished tog room , m odern IdtiUMn, 8 bed SIX AND 7 rooih Colonials with ranch with firâce, combina Lavltt said any approval of the the council for appointment. Spruce St. lu 9-1514. or unfurnished, oil heat, adults, rooms, 1% baths, large rec room, fireplaces. 1% baths, garages, tions. FuU basentent with garage. ravialeiw to a November referen The commission’s proposals 41aa Btorinc Opportanltios .T2 Help Wanted— Male 36 Doga— Bird»—PeU 41 reasonable rent. New Bolton city utilities. ExceUent location. ExceUent constructs, fine loca FrM to HsraM Rtadtrs RUBBISH removal, incinerator THREE PIECE walnut bedroom exceU ent con d ition . $19,500, FhU- dum would lead to e substantial provide that Captain Peter Dow- berrels, reasonable rates. Nawa- O.E. ELECTRIC range, excellent Road. 8-6389. brick Agency,. iH 94494. Charles Letparance, MI 97630 tion. Now 'vacant, ariltog tor only Lowest for Hospital review and subsequent changes of gewicx shall aucceed to polios MANdTsSTERr— Successful snack MACHINISTS WANTED to ex AKC REGISTERED St. Betnarda, set, bronae dinette tafe^ and alx condition. CaU MI 9-8068, any $18,600 T. J. Crbckott: Realtor, chief, that public works supervisor pliers lacked up free. Call MI . b a r and^ resta u ra n t sea ts 100. panding shop presently located in males and females, reasonabla. chain, mlacellaneoua. Ilk# new. MANCHESTER—New two famUy, CIRCA 1780 Cotoolail — 8 room s, the ordtoamies. hrarDa I f HO 3-4028 or MI 9-31M. Urns. 80UTH WINDSOR — 8% room M I 1-1677. Eugene Joslyn shell succeed to the .W a a t Buiw atr^t. Ample parking. New South Windsor but^ moving to P I 24187. 538-7387. 5 room s, firs t flo o r, $135. CaJl completely renovated, new plas Befote the eharter changes Ranch, established neighltorhood, An apparent lew bSMt bid ofewas pTManted to the Americiui post of superintendent ef publle anawer at tke totepkn— tatod? 8taB|ilT Mfl tka Modern Muipment. Pleasant larger plant in Manchester. Ap FRIOIDAIRE electric atove with evenings, 2464363. family sized kitchen, ceramic ter wiring, furnnea, plumbtog, 3 BRICK CAPE — Solid brieVeape reach the eleotorate in November, decor. Famtty type. Annual gross ply Mico Specialties, 383 Oiapu pull and clean oven, uaed eniy 4 baths, dfahwashsr, diiqiosal, latch $614,900 for the oonatruotlon of a Legion Auxiliary Umt 14 of Rock- however, the following calendar works, and that Charles ntkat, B E A G L E —6 mraiUUi d d , fem a le, bath, tree shaded lot, excellent with ahed dormer. Built to IW l. superintendent of the sewage MANCHESTER ANSWERINO SERVICE BuildiiiH—CoBtnetliif 14 $100,000. Air' conditioned. Call Rd., South Windsor. 289-1403. months, $160, MI 9-0979. LOVELY second floor 6 room doors, 18 acres, pond, Oariton W. One room unfinished up. Base new wing at the Rockville City 'ville at a recent department eon- Has ahead ; $30. CaU MI 9-3084. LOOK WHAT construction. Hayea Agency, MI treatment plane, shall succeed to Henaon of Hartford, Broker, apartment to excellent residen 3-4803. Hutchtoa. MI 9-SlSI. ment garage, beautiful setting Hoapltal had been furnished by the vention held to Hartford. 1. A public hearing to be held Ml f-0 5 0 0 FRAMINO. addltiana. remodeling, GRAY FLANNEL \ FAMILY SIZE gas refrigerator, tiai location, with garage, heated, KOonyan Oonstruetion Oo., of Man- The history wfll be entered to superintendent of sewage treat 3434086. 10’’ ENGLISH BEAGLE, male, IS $299 BUYS This home haa aU the extraa, by the council at $ p.m. Monday painting, cement floocs; also, SUIT MAN good hmning condition, $35. Ml immediate occupancy. J. D. Real $3,100 ASSUMES mortgage, t room RANCH — 8 bedrooms, attached 'very clean. Owner transferred. ^ e s t e r . the national competition, to he to the city haH courtroom. m ent. aad leave rear aaaaaM"^ Toa’O kear M ew edvarllaav to f g bathrooms tUed. CaU MI 9-4291. weeka dd. Call MI 9-0648 after 8 9-8897. ■ ______ty M I 3-6139 garage, screened porch, closed to The Manchester firm’s bid was Judged at a eenvention to Laa a t tka p.m. AT NORMANS ranch, garage, basement, near T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Ml 91877. 2. Recommendatlona by the Succeeding top officials ef these time wttkoot apendlng all arc Help Wanted— Fenale 35 110-year old national concern le bus, $15,500. Carlton W. Hutchins, yard. Owner. MI 9-8608. one among a total ef aeveral bids Vegas this fall, according to Ann (Xiuncil to be submit ted to the three departments may te apptoBt- looking for an $8,000 to $13,000 SINGER SEWING madrinas taken FOUR ROOM iqiartm ent, $58 MI 94132. VERNON, $17,900—Colonial Ranch submitted, and was $1,100 lower Oworek who headed up the local Charter Revision Group, taking ed by the council, without exam DICTAPHONE transorlptlonist, ex caliber man to associate with FURNITURE WAREHOUSE in trade—one Singer. Portable, second floor. Spruce Street. MI HOLLISTER STREET—6 bedroom Roofluf—îdiBf 16 ...Lar$e Uvtog room with flre- than a $616,000 bid submitted by delegation .to the Hertford eon- into account Ite own preference ination, for a temporary period Aatomobiles Fkr Sale 4 perienced, to perm ki^t poeltlon our office in thle area. Sales Articles For Sale 45 $80.80; one other make deetrie 9-4774. $12,500 ATTR ACTIVE $ bedroom home, large living room with din âce and built-in bookcases. 3 FeUx Bukri and Son of Torrington. ventton. lasting no longer than four montha Lost and Found with East Hartford manufactur management, law or account portaUe, $39.80; one Singer con- ing area, new heating system, 3- or 'what went on at Monday’s R oofto, aiding. M pc douUe dresser ranch, large kitchen, ceramic bedrooms. Family sixe kitchen Bids weto opened by the hoîital Convention reports will be made and not subject to renewaL ' 1958 CHEVROLET Impala, 2-door A. A. DION. m e. ing company, electric typewriter, ing background helpful. Sales aole $89.80; 3 gear drive Singer THREE ROfBd apartment. Cen car garage, shaded lot, $17,500. hearings. LOST—PARAKEET, gray and tur- Carpentry. iUleratlona LOAM SALE—$14 load only $13.50. bedroom ensemble bath, 3 picture wtodowa, ceUar, with abundant Pine cabtoeta, for yesterday, .itod an * announcement to Unit 14 on Aug. 8. when the Other recommendations affecting painting. Carpel 40%our weuc, small office, liber personality. Resident ct M an Sewing machines, $09.80. Singer tral East Hartford business 184' frontage trees. Carlton W. niilbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. 3. Consideration of theee rec- quoiae, vicinity Higb School and hardtop, 348 cu.,'3 dueces, stick Alao gravel, fiU, atone and white mica coimters. Screened porch. concerning' the contract award is annual' mystery ride takes place. the police department provi<|e tor and addiUona. OeiUnga. Workman al benefiU. CaU 389-3717, Noble A chester, Or nearby area. Must Sewing Center, 883 Main St. M I block. Second' floor. Unheated Hutchtoa. Ml 94183. ommendetlons by the charter re- Sum m it. R ew ard, C all M l >-6133. shift, best offer. MI 9-1063. ship guaranteed. 399 Autumn St. sand. Ml 8-8608 < 10 pc decorator convertiUe Attached garaga. Quality through expected ^thto tan days. Members are asked to meet at tlte a lieutenant and a number mi Westbrook Manufacturii^ Oo- Xbe enthusiastic, industrious, U'vlng room set 8- 8888. P arking. A dulU . $40. M I 94208 EIGHT ROOM .modified ranch, $ virion group, with a view to MI $-4860. ou t... Oast Iron baseboard heat, Actual construction of the wing, memorial building at 6 p.m. sergeants snd patrolman ss may te NOTICE IS HEREBT given that Imaginative and have demon LAWN MOWERS—Toro.^Jaeol)aen. unfinished, fireplace, recreation assuming a contraot\award IS made eithec adopting them or rejecting COVENTRY—Three bedroom du room, garage, sweeping views. 3% plaster walla. Partially finished HoapKd Notes considered necessary. Aside frem P a ss B ook N o. S8103 iasued by 1953 BUICK, g ood c o n d itim , $238. strated ability to make prog- Bdens, and GoodaU Red and IT pc dinette . BREAKFAST eet, aU white. Oalor. at this time, is axpectad to start them as the group deems ad- BIDWBU. h o m e Improvement plex on Lake St., $85 monthly, RND acres, only $17,900. Cariton W. walkout recrsatlon room. Call Admitted Yesterday: Eleanore the chief, other police officers shall The Savings Bank ot Manchester Inquire 10 Cooper St. R.N. OR UP.N. tun or paitdlma. resa and money. Enclose brief ro ta ry , 18-88’’. Partg and aervloa. ic gaa atove, practically new, sometime in August or Septamher. visaible. Oonferenees will bs held Company—aU types of siding and appliances furniahed. MI 34129. H utchtoa, M I 9-6133. Mr. Wagner, MI 9-5306, TR 84611. Caldwell, West Rd.; Armand Oour- te hired by the board of poUee has been lost and application has Venon Haven, TR 8-3077. resume to Box G, care of Man Uaed mowen and traotera. Trade priced for quick aale. MI 8-8139. John Ootthier. chairman of the with the council. 1954 CH E VRO LET, stan dard ahitt, roofing. Aluminum clapboards a All new—all guaranteed B arrow e k Wallace, 56 B. Center vlUe, 19 Bates St., I':artford; Ron conuniaaioners. been made to said bank for pay chester Herald. Contact In con In your old machine. Gutltol MODERN 5 room unfurnished St., Manchester. MI 9-5306. buUdtog oommlttee, said the bids ald Forth, Long Meadow, Mass. 4. A return of the ohartw re- running condition, as is, $65, 83 sped^ ty. UnexceUed workman TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Immediate Fre* delivery—Free lay-away 46 INCH Chambers automatic gas CONTENTMENT 5-5 DUPLEX—Convenient to buses viaion group’s final draft of ths Removal of the .police, ohiaf sr ment of the amount of deposit. ship. MI 94498. openings to earn $70-$100 weekly, fid en ce. Equipment Co., 88 Main St. Noun Instant Credit ^ range used, but ib good condi apartment: second floor, heat, hot and center of town, 3 bedfooms came'in somewhat higher than « h Charles Russell, Hilltop Rd., Tbl- O liver R d. 74 ^ y , 7-9 Thursday, 74 Sat- land. proposed charter recommends- auperintendants of the sewage fuU or part-time displaying tion, $86. For uqxdntment to water furniahed, $110, MI 94265. In a home of your own. Sec each side, ceramic batha, ameaitc tim ates. treatment or public works depart NOTICE IS HEREBY given that, CARPENTER, all around man, (urday. Others aubmltting bast bids Discharge Yesterday:' PhylUs tioiu to the eounoil before the Royal’s fabulous line of toyS' good wages. Cali Swift Builders, phone M I 8-6188 6-7:80 th is 4ev e- these Jarvis listings, today. drives, fenced yard. Excellent fi RAMBLING CAPE proposals go befixe ths riector- ment end ether police efficen shall Paaa Book No. E6574, Issued by FIRS'T FLOOH 4 rooms, raie bed nancing available. Beechler- were Jack R. Htmter, Inc., Mahr Vicente, nclpa Rd., Warehouse 1953 BUICK Estate Wagon, good Jewelry-coemetics and houseware TO 5-3714 after 6 p.m. FLAT STONES for walls, pate n tog. be done with cause, it was report The Savings Bank of Manchester Rooflng and ChUnnejm 16-A NORMANS FACTORY room. -Call MI 8-8267 between 5-7 1. Neat 6 room Cape on Man Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8952, MI (toester. $638,000; A. E. Paaslee. .Point; Judith Rudinsky, Rockville, ate. At thte point, the council may condition. M I 9-6553 items. Applications now being ac and house fronts. Corner Route either eliminate what it wants to ed. / has been lost and application has FURNITURE WARÔUSE MUST BE SOLD— 8 piece dtotog p.m . chester’s West Side. All 84969. Spacious Uvtog room with Hartford. $644,865; 'Wadhams and Walter Kilbanla, 8 Carol Dr.; Alex been made to said bank for pay- R O O rm o—toMelaUslag t^w M ag cepted t o dealers and two mana ASSISTANT Manager • Trainee 44 and 6. Noto Road, Bdtoo from the group’s recommenda Removal must te accompanied FX)R SALE—1957 B tdck R oadm aa- rooto of an kmds, new roofs gut gers. MI 8-8347. wanted by dd reliable firm in room set; sleeping bag; camp rooms spotless. Lovely flreplacs, formal dining room, May Co.. Hartford, ' $656,000; Paytibnis, Russell Dr.'; Gall .Po- nlem of the amount of deposit. ter. Phone MI 9-8976. Call any Notch Quarry. MI t-fWlT Forest cor. Pine, Manchester THREE ROOM first floor apart, TWO FAMILY house to settle i Soutliani NsW England Oontract- tions. but it may-not change or with a written notice of tatentkm ter work, chlmneya elaaaad ra- Mancheater area. We need a man tnmk. 118 Pearl Street. ment, autoniatlc hot water fur landscaping. Only $J5,900, eabtoet kitehan, louvered sun- landL S3 Village gt.; Irma CMtelll, tirrie. Open daily 9-9, Sad. 94 tate. Inquire 58 North Street porch, center hallway,' pawder tog Oo., Harifiprd. $666,600; and add to the rsoommendations, it to remove by the council, eontoto- NOTICE IS HEREBY given that______palred Aluminum aldliig. 30 to be trained In certain phases of SCREEND LOAM to the best In nished, no iqspliances. Adults only Mcmnteih Spring Rd. tog a statement of the grounds aad LPN—NIGHT duty, part-time. CaU i d 3. Extra special 8 bedroom w eek ot July 32. room are the first floor fea Hayea Conatzuetlon Oo,, New Birthk. Yesterday: A son to'M r. was reported. Pass Book No. E2492, issued by; RAMBLER cross country sta- years' aniarlenoe. Frw eetiwiatae. management and in aales. Eheper- lawns from our screening plant. Musical In stm eB ts 53 School Street. T el. M I 8-7094 be Cape on Boltrat St., Man Expressing her displeasure at must te aceempajiied with a hear Can Howley, Ml $4861. Ml 84798. M I 9-3358. lence la not necessary If willing George Grlffing, Inc., PI 2-7886 tures of this lovely home. Up- Britain. $696,000. and Mrs. Bernard DeMay, Crystal The Saving# Bank of Manchester i tion - wagon —V-8, air conditioning...... tween 9 a. m. and 3 p.m. chester. Features such as 109 N . EUJd ST.—M oving out o f Alternate bids tor axtertra alu attempU to keep eldernten off in g. to learn. Must have neat appear UPRIGHT PIANOS by the doaen ataira are 3 spacious bedrooms Laka Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and has been lost and appUcatlrai has Evenings MI 9-9604. full dormer, open stairway state Excellent condition. 5 year minum windowa, doors and framss the swimming pool or recreation The hearing by the eeuneil may been made to said bank for pay ance and good penonality. This la SCREENED sand, straie, gravel, FOR Sû£ — Due to illness — 8 to choose from. Come to, see and and a tile bath. Finished rec Mrs. T. Rudbtoh I«nuiy. Old El RN—NIGHT DUTY, part-time. CaU and an assumable 1%% Old ^ p e , 6 rooms, full dormer, room, flTâoe and laundry to alse have been provided, according ooihmlariona wee Mrs. Bthri te public or not, and the eou»eil% ment of the amount of deposit. Radio-TV Repair Servicca 18 a permanent position with excel loam, top soil. George H. Grif- months' old apartment alse re hear, what can be done to a tinny 4% ROOM APARTMENT for rent lington Rd., Broad BrOok. M I 9-2358. m ortgage wUl g iv e you 1% baths, fireplace, oak floors, the walk-out basement. .2-car te BbbeU, Frid, maA Prentice, Pease, eeoretary for the Charter action will be final. Aoto Accessories—Tires 6 lent advancement opportunities, as fing, Inc. Screening Plant, An frigerator and gaa stove. Also, 3- old piano. You won’t believe wh^ Call MI 84106. plastered walls, garage, oil hot Admitted Today: Stephen Brom TV SERVICE—AU makes. Honest dover. PI 3-7888. pfece bedroom eet and kitchen set. value plus fo r only $16,300. garage. Realisfically priced at Hartford arttoiteete for the project, ley, 108 Orchard St- Revision Commission. From the serving of the ootiee NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that BOOKKEEPER, experienced, for Well as a good starting salary, you see and hear. Open weekdays water baseboard heat, near to the final action by the council, Pass Book No. W3860, issued by Economical. O t o quaUty parta. Excellent condition. Rug 9x12, $20. THREE ROOMS, first flora, heat $26,900. Plans for the addition, te eon- Kiowa te Ifeet Mrs. Pease said the eharter re- PAR TS FO R 1960 F ord cou p e, full-time work far private home or commliaion, bonus, and all em 10 aa.m.-9 p.m, Saturdays all day. I. If it's a ranch you want, schoris. Owner. Ml t-6183. '((toion group got the impression, the person involved will te ineli The Sa'vlngs Bank of Mancheater 25 H.P. ELECTRIC outboard mo Call TO 8-1052 after 0 P-«i. and utUitiea furnished, stove and tain three floors and to be situ A meeting of KiCwa Council, cheap, no engine. MI 9-1043 after Guaranteed 99 dus. Famous to in atore to active pharmacy. ploye benefits. If interested In this Meyers Plano 61 Center Street, this one on Eva Drive after its own public hearing last gible to perform his duties, but ha haa been lost and appUcatlrai has 6:30 p .m . service aiiice ItU. PbOOs Ml tor, $275; one 4" Jointer. $38; 8 Manchester. (Off street parking refrigerator, 106 Birch Street. WILLIAMS ROAD, Bolton—7 room ated at right angles to the west Degree of Pocahontas, will be held Please contact at once. Staton A, better than average position, ap- h.p. outboard motor. AD. 8-3619. A BIG BARGAIN should fill the bill. 3 bed WARREN E. HOWLAND end of the msto buUdtog. have week, that members of the swim shall eonttoue to receive salary er been made to said bank for pay 946ST. Potterton’a, U9 Osntet S t p to to S inger Sew ing C en ter, 883 next to store). split level on large lot, 2% years at 7 p.m. on Friday at the Moose P. O. Box 306, Mancheater, Conn. EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOUR ROOMS and bath, bus line rooms, ceramic tiled bath, : RE A LTO R been rovised atoee last ysar to In ming pool and reoreetion oom- wages pending the final action. ment of the amount of deposit. Main Stred. old, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, dining Club. A public grocery social will ANTENNAH8—AU types, aixperto 3 COMPLETE heat and electricity, $85. Call MI full basement, attached ga 979 Mato 9t. MI clude a physical therapy depart mission were agatoat including Atty. Levitt obeerved the adop Aato Driving School 7-A WE HAVE Immediate openings rage. Assume 4%% mort room, family room, * biMiutlfuI 1-1106 take place at 8 p.m. instaUed, rotor systems a special AIR CONDITIONER, % Uke ROOMS OF BRAND ELECTRIC guitar with) amplifier. 3-2467, 9-6. only. ment, a cystcaoopy room to the ty- both bodiM in the charter or in tion V the hiring and firing pro- tor females on light machine op new, reasonable, Phone M l 8-4833. g age. $17,900, modern kitchen. 1-car garage, FnHie Recofto EARLY’S DRIVmG School—Class ty. CaU MI $-3887 for frsa astt- erations, both day (84:80) and NEW FURNITURE T R 5-7356. $23,900. Philbrick Agency, Ml eratlng room area, and a aaoond Warrantee Deeds: Nutmeg having alderman representation. visiqns will provide Rockville with Penonals room and on-the-road instriictian. m ates. JUNIOR AND APPLIANCES FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, all Presently, the two bodies Op- a unique poaition among state mu night (4:30-11) shifts. Must be 18 modern conveniences. Adults only. 4. Captivating custom built 9-8464. HEBRON—Owner transferred- x-ray room. Homes, Inc., to John J. Ford Jr!/* Dual-controUed cars. For infor F O R ON LY $444 Wlanera la Oentoet 'strete under ordinance without any nicipalities. Records of the Con ELECTROLUX Salas and Isrvics. TELEVISION antemuu and rotor or over. Experience not neces HOTPOINT Air conditioner, half Wanted— ^To Buy 55 MI 8-8097. Cape on West Side. BuUt room ranch. Uvtog room, dining and Shelia C Ford, property off m ation ca ll MI 9-8876'. MONTHLY PAYMENTS VERNON —6 room Cape. Esfub- room, buiU-tos, 3 bedrooms, full Twenty-one winners havs been Riveraide Ave. councUmen membership. necticut Public Expenditures Coun bonded lapiasantatlva. Alfred systema installed and rspairad. sary, Apply Personnel, Iona ACCOUNTANT ton , $65. C a ll M I 8-3875. for comfortable U’vlng with AmaU, $88 Banry to. TaL Ml Manufacturing, Regent Street. ONLY $18.$6 WE BUY SELL trade antique 3 bedroom s, 2 (yes, 2) tiled lished neighborhood. Fireplace, ceUar, large lot. Near Gay City announced by the Vernon reorea- Real Estate Option: Clarence E. At the barter revlsiona group’s cil show that other munieipalitiaa LARSON’S—Connecticut’s first li Serving Mancheater and surround and used fundturo, china, gtoM, APARTMENT. MI Amesite drive. Vacant. Tongren Kellem to RookviUe Water and hearing last week, members of have unlimited right to hire and 8-0450. censed driving school trained— ing areas. Modem TV Serviea. 606 PRICED VERY LOW—one Natfon- BeautUui Westtog$iouse Refrigera s u e ROOM baths and finished recrea Park. Call after •. MI 8-8949. tlon department tor a stuffed ani SEWERS Wanted Iminediatdy— Excellent opportunity to al cash register. Reads up to to r sUver, picture trumes and' oM - 3-8330. tion room . Asking $18,500. Agency, MI 34321. mal contest held yesterday at the Aqueduct Oo., property off South the two bodies indicated it wasn’t fire, he added. Certified and approved is now of Center St., MI S-3toB. necessary to change the present Some municipalities actually WANTED— Ride to QonnecUcut Work at home doing eimple eew- man with accounting or coat $99.99; wall cases suitable for any Beautiful Washing Mmchtos coins,

l. way and garage, “picture book" HernM’s Rockville Bnrenn, 6 West that alderman representation duty’’ or rimilar phrases, Lnvitt guaranteed. Cidl Ml 9-lilB. Main Street,' Manchester Dnig„ Beautiful Dinette Set trees. Carlton W.<, Hutchins, MI be juêd aocordliig.tp four sett MORTLOCK’S Dii'vuig School—Of p]^,.Dept. AD-344, Box 7010, Ade exceUent wages and working Beautiful "Deluxe" Range Realtors MLS Appraisers landscaping. Fruit trees, berriee Bfaln St., Utenront 8-8116 or might inject polities into recrea sold, adding that the oouneU eea FRANK IS buying and selling good NICE POUR ROOM rent, first 9-5132. ^ of criteria. ' recommend apelltog this oat if K fice, 448 Main St., Mancheater. lalde Poet Office, Toronto, On condltirau, complete free bene DELTA PRODUCTION . 10" taWe Instead of Westtoghouse Refrigera and Iota ri room tor a garden. MlkelMS 94791. tion business . . . that it seemed . Aotomobilck Fw Sals 4 used furniture and antiques at floor. Near everything. Adults M I 9-2519 Winners to the 6 to 6 age group w on ts to. Learning correctly "May Save Moving—Tniddiig-— tario, Canada, fit program, including acpldent saw, 1 h.p. motor„3ll5-280 volts, tor U you prefer Damps, M I 8-4112 MANCHESTER — Ranch, 6 big Hedged for privacy. Extra build unlikely the aldermen would prove and health insurance, life insur used six Umes. Open to an offer. 430 Lake St. Call and see what only. No pets. Box K. Herald. ing lot. Only $16,400. CarroH- were Soott Vittner, Jean Blythe to be sufficiently interested to Atty. trivltt said the eftortor ro- NEED CART Your credit turned Your, Life." Driver education Storagt 20 Tables: Linoleum and a Few Other M I 3-1023 rooms include 8 bedrooms, dining and Betsy Sarty — meet unusual: SCHOOL CLERK—duUea clerk ance and pension plan, mod Gasoline chain saws, 30" 33", ex A rb clee we’ve got. Open Sundays. MI Drigga, Realtors. 838-4164, Eve. recreation matters, snd that per-> vision group also was recommend down? Short on down paymentT classes. Member Connecticut Pro- AVAILABLE August 1st—3 room room, li'ving room with fireplkcf, Kathy Kulas and Debbie Tyler, ing a mandatory retirement age mt fessloned Driving School Assn. MI typist, receptionist, fundamental ern air conditioned office, con cellent condition. Portable spray ■ EVERYTHING 94580. and weekends Mr. Boynton, MI haps the city should consider hir- Bankni^T RepoaaeaalonT Don’t MANCHESnat Moving and Truck knowledge of bookkeeping. May spartment on Center Street, com MANCHESTER—2 family 54, bus and stepsaver kitchen, oil hot most attraotlve; Jeffrey Neeter- Hospital Notes 70, but that the omendment’a adop 8-7398. venient parking. Apply outfit, 8 gallon capacity, 1/8 h.p. F O R ON LY $444 water heat,'aluminum storm# and 9-3148. h ^ a reeraation direetor as a way despair! See Honest Douglas. In ing Company. Local and long dis apply personally or by phone. Ml pletely redecorated, heat and hot line, city water and sewer. Ton uck and Peter Nielson, smsU- tion would exclude preaent Jw tance movtogi packing and ator- motor. 635-1810. FREE DELIVERY water furniahed. Call MI 8-7834 screen s, ga ra g e. B uilt 1004- quire about loweat down arnaU- 9-7646. gren Agency, MI 84321. MANCHESTER -r Large custom animal; and Tony Rs'kiewics and VMthig boon ara 3 to 8 pjn. tor Msmbers of the tiwo bodiae also holders this age or tsvtr. eat payments anywhere. No amaU PREPARE FOR driver’s test. age. Regular service throughout IN CONNNECnCUT B W IT A 'nO N $18,900. Robert Wolverton Agency, Ages 16 to 60. Driving and clato FIRST NATIONAL after 8. ______ranch, quality ttroughout; Spot Patricia Loch, largeri animal. t araaa, except maternity where said that if the council was wor tinued employment beyond thU age loan Or finance oompany plan. New England states and Florida. PREPARE NOW for next year’s BIRCH MOUNTAIN Road, Bolton M I 9-2813. room. Three instructors. No wait FREE SET-UP BY less condition, many extras, in In the 7 to 9 ag* group the they ara $ to 4:80 aad 8:86 to fi ried about expenditurea, arrenge- would be at the dleeratlen and Douglas Motors, 388 Main. M I 8-6868. vacation. You will be able to go Boats and Aceestmricfi 46 —7 room custom built ranch, ing. Manchester Driving Acade STORES, INC. OUR OWN RELIABLE MEN TO BID FOUR ROOM apartment, second modern kitchen, one full bath. 2 VERNON—Delightful 6 room Cape cluding swinimtog poed and rec winners were Roy Meador and p.m.; aad private room* where mriits eould Ite made to explain pleesure of the council. m y. P I 2-7249. fiu ih e r and do m ore w ith itnojêy FREE STORAGE Sealed bide will be received at to better than brand new comditlon. room. Over onemalf acre land. Paid Herbst, most unusual; Larry they are 16 a.na. to 8 p.m. VMtote recreation bills to the oouncil be Som e cou n cil m em bere M t Mw 1959 FORD 2-door Galaxie, hard MANCHESTER Package DeUyery. you save aa an Avon Representa Park and Oakland Ave. ELGIN outboard motor 13 h.p. floor. MI 8-2986. •______half baths, famUy room 20x22, 3- UNTIL WANTED the Office of the General Mana 3 full baths. Price $16,500. Made For toll informaUcri call the Ells Willette aad Lynne Sarty, moat ara rsqaiatod aot to snMke la fore it approved them. mandatory age should te lowerad top, white, exceUent conditiem^ Light trucUBg and p ^ a g e deUv- tive. Cash In on Upm^/y sum m er ExceUent running condition. Call car garage, large lot with trees, worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, O n . MI LERN DRIVINO School-Safe, ery. Refrigerators, washers and ger, 41 Center Street, Manchester, FIVE ROOM, secraid floor apart $32,500. Philbrick Agency, MI line Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1642. nttracUve; Debbie AUaid .and Oxn- patieata raanw; No more thaa two Mrs, Peeae, aaytog she was ex- to 88. Others felt there might he wwÛres, $1,250. One owner. MI, ^^^6008 instrkcUons in driving time demand for Cur fragrances, East Hartford M I 9-1829. Phone. For Appointment MI 84930 or MI 9-6534. 8-8439. stove moring' mecialty. Folding Samuel Albert Connecticut until August 3, 1962 m ent, 148 H ighland St. $100. J . D. 9-8464. dy Hotm^ smalleat animal; and vtaltora at eae time per patteat. prasring her own views, declared some conflict '(vith the age 76 ttntt deodorants apd suntan lotions. in that eeme employes eouM be eel- from Connecticut's largest. Auto chairs to rent. MI 9-()W. Hartford CHapel 7-0368 at 11:00 A.M. to Five (6) Pickup R ea lty , 470 M ato S t., M I 8-6129. $18,500 — Fairly priced 5 room MelisM. Carr and Rosemary Peter that the eounoil definitely was re matic and standard mift, dual Complete - training. Call i^ . WANTED TO RENT^%-5 , h.p. home to the beat of Condition, MANCHESTER — NEW 6 room lectlng retirement benefits Oleag 1955 PLYMOUTH, standard, 6 cy- CUSTODIAL WORK See It Day Or Night Trucke for Town Departments. ROCKLEDOE—7 room Ranch, 4 son, largest animal. Patteats Taday: 316 sponsive for expenditures “no mat controUed, fully insured, pick-up THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. 389-4923.. ■ ^ outboard motor July 28th to MANCHESTER —8 rooto apart 16x18 family room, dtotog room ranch to AA area. Features full ter by what department.” w ith pay. . linder, good running conditlrai. Bid forms and specifications ara years old, large modern kitchen, cellar, oil hot water host, 3 large Winners in ths 10 to 13 age ADMITTED YESTERDAY: MI 9-1353. ‘ service. Older and nervous stu Moving,, picking, storage, local Th# Telephone Company has an August 11th. Phone MI 9-8971. If you have no means of transpor ment heated, stove, refrigerator, built-in oven and range, dlahwash- combtoatimi with many extraa If the council does not take a tation, I’ll send my auto to you! available at the Controller’s Of- bed room s, 24 fo o t liv in g room group were Rene Rakiewtex, most Ouatave Ekstrom, 39 Mmeral Mrviea# tras, excellent condition, low eeph Dionne, contractor. MI If interested, write the Southern BuiMing' Materials 47 107 HIGH ST ., R ock v ille—8 room s, en completely redecorated rooms: and,garage, large lot, immediate land Rd., Bolton; James Varney, Sts. References required. Apply 18 wood-coal end heato, $10. Call HKHMITFORDaECTRIC private bath, private entrance, riga. large landscaped yard. sions of the ToUand County Jun dosing, Mrs. Pease felt. at TrinltS' Lutheran Oiurch. eereer mileage, $525 cash. Take oyer Business Services Offered 13 84494. New England Telephone Oompany, new heating system end plumb occupancy, full price, $16,900. 148 N. School St.; Mrs. Rose ot Orange and Wall Streata. New Church St. between 13-3 p.m. 808 Mato Street, Manchester—at after 6 p.m. M I'8-3507. first floor, hot water, electricity Shown by appototinent. Marion E. ior 4-H Camp to be held at Ab- In itt report, the Charter Revi paym ents, $850 ba la n ce. M I LMHITGOIIPMIY ing, walking dittonce to achool | AUce C lam pet, R ea ltor. M I 9-4643. BaUnsau, 25 Palm St.; Robert Haven, ^ u rsd a y. July 24 at 11 TREE REMOVAL, pruning and hit tention: Employment Office, stat- Robertson, Realtor. MI $-8161. sion Commission also said tt had a.m. Friend* may call at B eeper k 9-5056. PAlNTINa —Interior and exterior. BETTER BUYS AT furnished, $18 weekly. Adults rady. and ahi^ptog. Call today and M I $-7387, Ingtoo in Pomfret, Oonn; Rose, 1$ Ensign St.; Gilbert Sei dealing- Call Frank c TNfpc M' ~' i. M I CLEANINO woman wanted one or tog qualifications, toclti'ding educa Inquire Apartment B or call MI ’nwae involved to these activi considered e classifted or merit Bennett. 100 Broadway, Naw Havaa. A good Job at a reasonable rate. two days a week. W iping. Ml NATIONAL 3.90%PM.DMM BOLTON-^ room raneb, acre name yOur terms. Beechlra- fert, Ellington Ave.. Rockville; Wednenday from 74 p.m. 94058 For free estimate esU MI 9-9088. tion and work experience. 8-0094. Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8963, MI BOWERS SCHOOL — Raddtng St. ties are Carol Hagen of Tolland service for all employes. It was de 4-1647. wooded )ot plaatered walls, director; David Cook of Tolland Alexander Parrow, Stafford cided that the matter should be set 1957 (3HEVROLET, etlck on floor, J. P. Lewis. Combination Doors From $16.05 es. ceramic bath, garage, tool shed, 34969. Ebccellent 4 room ranch, tile bath, OOSMA APPLIANCE Barvlc*—Ra- The Poard of Directors hot water oil heat, full basement, and Judy Crane of Vetnon, senior Springs; Mrs. Isabelle Sxenkas, 37 esê ft this time. The eommiaeion nice condition. MI 9-7764. DENTAL ASSISTANT—Experience SOUTHERN 8d ft 16d Common Nailg SEPTIC TANKS assume 4%% mortgage. Hayes pdre all makSa rafrigeratoca, PA lN TIN a and waUMpering. waU- has declared a dividend Bosinew Locstions fireplace, combination . windowa couneriors; Lea Goitkm of -Ver Ooolidge S t - . 1 referred but not necessary. Box NEW ENGLAND $8.76 per keg AND A gency, MI 3-4803. REDUCED — Transferred owner n 6 t i c e PLYMOUTH 1957, 2-door, 6 cylin freesera, washing meichlnes. dry- paper removed. Wulpaner books of 48% cents a share on For Boat 54 must sell this modern ranch, 8 and doora, large lot. Charles Le9 non, Joan Z^lansky of ToUand ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. SaUy S, H erald. Ehcotic Paneling From 18c aq. ft. L-eonard. 46 Woodhlll Rd.; John der, standard shift, extraa. Clean. era, ranges, oU and gaa burners. on request. CeUings. Free e«tl- TELEPHONE CO. the 3.90% preferred MANCHfESTBXl—7 ro6m split level, rooms, basement rec roran and p eran ce, M I 9-7630. and Pam Jedrtiewski of TMland: Tdwn of AndoveTj^ MI 9-0065. AU work guaranteed. Screen Doors From $9.76 es. PLU6GED SEWERS Cartra, 68 Cooper Hill St. Owner’s car. Ozzie’a Shell Service, matos. CaU Roger. MI 84938 WAITRESS for first and second An equal opportunity employer. capital stock of this STORE FOR RENT, 1,000 aq. ft., 1% baths, rec room, garage, cov laundiV room, 1% baths, high as senior counselor assistants: and Connecticut ' , 275 M ain. Cedar Closet Lining 28c sq. ft. SECLUDED near Bowers School— BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son NOTICE OF LAWN MOWERS diarpened a shifts; also, dishwasher, first Knotty Pine Paneling 14c sq. ft. Company; payable Sep plenty of parking, corner Adams ered i>atio, half acre of - Barkllke sumable mortgage, beautiful Judy Frank of ToUand and Mer- PubUc Hearing ef Planhifig and PAlNTINa AND paperhanglng. Machitt GImm^ and iDlliard, suiteble for m any 8% room ranch, foyer, fireplace, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knoebel, repaired ealea and aervlee, pidi diift Capri Diner, Vernon Circle, Dutch Doors $19.80 ea. grounds. Hayes Agency. Mt 8-4803. grounds, rare opportunity. Call rUyn Nlederwerfor of Vernon, Zoning Commiaalon on dlangee to Good Clean workmanship at rea siepto TUakt, Dry WeUs.'Sewer tember 1,1962 to stock- ce lla r, g arage, trees, (sralk te Brent Dr., Vernon; a son tq Mr. up and delivery. Ice akatea aurp- M I 8-8003. 2 X 4" Studs—Special 60c ea. purposes. M I 9-01$4. today ■ — Beechler-Smlth, Real Junior counselors. PUBLIC Zoning BoundOHes 1647 FORD pickup truck one-half sonable < rates. 90 years4n Man- Salesmen Wanted 36-A Unee Instnlled--Oensv Water- holderf of record at the OLD COLONIAL,—Beautifully re tors, MI 9-8952, MI 3-6969. High School. Carlton W. Hutchtoa, Campers attending the first and Mrs. Malvto Carlson, 117 Pros ton. CaU MI 6-0455 aftd' 6 p.m. enad, [arecldai grmmd. L ft H diester. Rayntohd B>ke. MI C aulking Guns $1 ea . The 'Town Planning and Zaning EXPERIENCED saleslady to work m«etin|[ Dene: close of business Au stored 4 bed room s 15 m inutes iS 94132. (sfeek will register from $ to pect St;, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Commission of AndiVver, Connecti- Equipment Corporation, Routs 91, 9 -9 3 n . 8ALBSMAN interested ui real es Ceiling Tile 6%c sq. ft. STORE, 345 N. Mato 8t„ good BOLTON LAKE—4 room ranch, Ralph Arabtui, 363 W. Center S t; HEARING Vernon, Conn, ‘n t 8-7909. Ifanrhea permanent, part-time or full-time gust 10,1962. from 'Manchester, large modern p.m. this Sunday, whUe those at cuL wlU hold a public hsartog to ' CLARKE MOTOR S A L E ^ to youth’s specialty ôp. For tate, full time. Call Mr. Green, spot for anything. MI 94229, *-5. encilosed porch, fieldatone fire a daughter to Mr. and Mre. Donald tar exCTsnga. CaU Enterprtaa 19I9. EXTERIOR-INTBRtOR painting, CASH ’N CARRY RAYMOND A. GIBSON family rise kitchen with huge tending the send w eek wiH ar^- cm ' OF ROCKVILLE the Town Hell on 'Wednesday, Au SOI Broad St. Manchester personal interview apply Mari- M I 9-8484. place, cdl heat, price $9,990. Small CarneUi, Eiltogton.' Pursuant to. the provisiona of daeocating, ceilings, wallpaper MoKINNCY BROS. P rtiident VERY REASONABLE. Small of rustic fieldstone fireplace, 1% rive on the afternoon of Aug. 6. gust 8. 1962. at 8:00 P-M- Oh to* M ^ , 691 Mato St. NOBODY, BUT NOBODY. amount down Goodchild-Bartlett, BIRTHS TODAY^' A daughter to the Connecticut General Statutes, SHARPENING Serviea— Saw*, ing’, floor Banding and refintshing. SftWftragft D isposal C o. fice or strae. Modern. Heat fur baths. 2-xone heat, patio, 3-car EnniUmeot totals 59 girls and following r^queats: $964 Chevrolet 4-door, 8 cylln- NEED 3 salesmen to sell Janitorial garage ideal location tor horses, R ea ltors. BU '9-0939. Mr. end Mrs. Robert Thompeon, 14 Revision of 1968, es iamended. the knives, axes, shears, skates, Clean wockmanship. No Job too supplies and maintenance equip UNDERSELLS NA’HONAL nished Ideal for new bustaesa. EXCELLENT 41 boye for tho first week and 5$ Chknge of Zone ■ der, atandsrd transmla- 189-183 Pewl St.—MI S-8S9S $36,500. Philbrick Agency, MI girls and 33 boys for the seootld Prog rose Ave., Rockville: e s- Dogs—Birds—Pbts 41 acres of beautiful shrubbed and portiuilty. To qualify for an toter- room s. n ice loca tion , $178 m onth ‘written recommendation from Hebron; Mik, Myrtle Nowsch, City ot Rockville with respect to |^to w esfte? dandard tranamiadon, Mancheater routes. Cleaning at EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. TOLLAND — aean country liv treed land. Further Information '■Nice duplex. 64-. 3-car gtrige, Marlborough; J. Thomas Chapin, view call TR 54m , 8-9 a.m. or PROFESSIONAL cHpphqr groom- ly. Ml 34139. ing. New 5 room ranch; $11,990. may be obtained by calling a good investment. quallflM persons—other than rel n radio, beater, 2 - tone tics, cellars, yards. Cardboard, Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. 20 Clyde Rd.'; Mrs. Emma Lux and tt. a,.rt.r -x c , ■'~‘- '‘PSJ,t:;"o"'tt. !™ * ?, c 74 p.m. or write P. O. Box 303, tng, bathing, all bteeds. Poodles a Cape,. $i2,290. Joseph Barth, Charlea Lesperance, MI 9-7630. atives), also may attend. paint. metal drums available. Reliable Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured Read Herald Advs. E x cellen t 4 ap artm ents. .4 Camp WiH stort Aug. 36. Plans dauighter, 148 Proipect St., Rock The report and recommended, If***"; * Wi(Iimantic. The Poodle Salon, B roker, M l 9-0820. « F. .11912 scree. 1864 Dodge 4-door aedan V4, lawn maintenance. MI 9-9787. workmanshto ' guaranteed. Ueo Suburbu For Ront 66 THREE bedroom Colonial for only rooms oach plus bath, and pan should be made to be at'camp for ville; Mrs. Dorothy Ceriiolo and amendments concern the reorganl- Pelletier, Ml 9-6826 If no answer, 9-979$ or Ml 9-0500. daughter. Ellington; M ri. Theresa Ajqilicent: WeUsweep EaUtto. radio,. heater, 3-tone R(XSCVlLL3frr7 room dliplex, WALNUT STREET-2-famlly 44, $17,600. Another top value. TUed try , sp o n ly !) p rice $17,900. |CaU the R . Hasardville; David Eiltogton. 30 aons may appear an4 te heard aad fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Bonds—Stock*— .condition. EstabUsbed aMgh- '■L Supplem ontt to thO R ed Croas' em ploye. W on done at reasonable prices. and !thorou|iuieBs needed to aleepa 8, modern, conveniences, Uoned living,, room, built-in ga F, DImraV Oo.. MI 9-8348, Bar Diane Dr.; Mre. Marion Kearns. 31 written eommunicaUiJns will be- ra- Mortgages 31 CUTE OOIXJE Shepherd puppies boefcood, ooBvealeat to First Aid Textbook, oontatotog Said report end proposed WEEK’S SPECIAL M I 8-0796. m ov e iq> w ith a top conesrn . A ugust 18-28, $85. Sept. $80 w eek rage' storma and screens, well bara Woods. MI 97703, Johanna Norwood »t.; Joseph Maktode. amendments are set out end may ceived. Copies pf the pr^MoM let us hear from you. Send t o sa le. Cau M I S-P936. ‘ selioole, bns, skopplag, aad ly . M I 9-O710. techniques for artiiteial rsspira $960 D otee 3-door aedan, in ex- CASH AVAILAI$LB. If you bsve blgkway. BaUt-tn oven aad landscaped lot, toU price, $34,900. Evans, MI 98858. i VERNON—$18,900. Young family Western Nigeria. te m aintop at the ^ ice of the I'^hmiiges are on file to the offlM iff LAWNMOWER sharpening and re- your detailed resume to Box E, (Jail the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, tion, ara available without riiaige the 'ftown Clerk. cellait running condition, real estate aquity, call us for KEE8HOND PUPPIES. little ft range, fireplace, waU-to-wsD HAMPTON BEACH, N. H .-8 bed XI—BOLTON—8 noma, $15,800, wanted for this •% romu) ranch, at the Rad Crafia’ Nathan Hala City. Clerk. City Hall. Rockville, ptos. Also, lawn maintenance. Ifo ra ld . R «elto«, MI 84980, Ml 96824. BjpiOOFF*B PlfAMfi Dated to Andover. Oonaeotlrilt. $98. funds, $2000 requiroa only $44.60 McKinney, 18 Woodliridge St. MI oarpetlag Uvlag rooin» inril, room cottage, all utUltiea weeks one acra lot. Gall tna R. F, 8 bedrooms, Uvtog room, kitdi- Chapter location, 18 Park 9t Connecticut. PYee pick-up and deliveiy. Little HARTFORD (APi The Rib- this 83(d day of July 1963. per month, tocludiite ■ repayment. t r - ______' and master bedroom. Pi^ July 36, August 18, 36. Ml 44087. ff AWi !HimTB!R-4 room Ciq>e with Dimock Oo„ MI 9-8345, Richard an-wifii dtotog area, fUU crilar, R ockvU la. All persona totsreated in being CLARKE MOTOR S: ft McKinney, 18 Woodbridge St., 100x130 lot, trees, landscaped. Icoff-for-Senetor campaign wUl heard with raiveet te au^ rWNrt Town PIOBBtog aad M I 8-8030. Frank Burke, 340-8897 teys, or feesionally deeorated. Work aluminum storms, screens and 'DlmOck, MI. 9400S, Johanna Ihe techniquea to 'the aupple- Zontog CoowitasieB 901 Brohd St. Manchestegv’ 629488$ event^. ______PART-TIMB Janitors wanted, d ^ shop la basameat. Oeramle siding, amesite drive, garage and Evans, ^ 95668. G.I. mortgage aaaumable. J. -Uim- mant include the mouth-to-toouth begin Thursday to Canean. it was end aii(^ proposals are urged te O U R CSNDY’ s had kittens again. Andovor, Co«ui. and night, m 8-7614. bath, plasterad walls, sfaim- Wsnted T» R «it 68 patio, living room with fireplace, bai^. Broker, Ml 9-9848. technique, the Silvester cheat prea- announced yastardey. Abraham attend and make their views Open 94 MI 9-3013 HomehoM Semccs SECOND MORTGAGES avaUaUe. For tras sample, eaU MI 6-6304. Xn—MANCHESTER:-4 beautiful lUynwad F- Houlo, lanm oomMasttons, ' aaaay 3 bedroonu, den or dtotog room, sure>ann Hft math od .' and-.’the Rlbieeff. Democratic, candidate for know n. Offered 18-A Consolidate yoUr obUgaUont Into MANAGER Pali ^ two tafttstilal Etoal FooM. mug *> oiitiav; ptoa siM4,’llae krad, m ot^ rib- nridential■ ■ area. ■“Refer 'ermces avail- heat: ail dt* utUttiea, solid value ajVnder, .radio, hsato. a position te V isa'say sraouBt on quisa a jm it^lms aaslataat. Wnta owmot — n$'ft«tiw tor $U.900. R o»^ Wdvarten IX m oek ^ Bicftanlj Wnx> DO ntONlNa tm my boms.1 essy terms. J.- D.' lUslty,“ * 470 Box M, Herald, stating axpaitoftca M b wlansr, Maal for dtUdran. 637-3841. Plwaa M l SOIM. M I » - l » . Main St, MI ftSUS. and aMaip tfaslivd. ^•MlftSBftk- SteL 5K'j£3hiri»?i ■\
I; •k 4 I .•:v * V V / t f X **jl',, ® II' • , / ■y 5> . s • ■-■!'L -1 ■« . *\ • * . /• WEDNESDAY, JULY » . IMI PAGE TWENTY Avaraga. Dally Net Preee Rob The iFttthar f -v« lEti^nins l|frali» ' ■ 7 Bar She WMk Bodeff : «ff U. 8. Wi » ■- ./- Sum se. ueg Vetenuia State iSospital tomorrow Thera wiU be a saldwedc serv- ,ClMriRg toward eveuAig, fair The Rev. and MM. Alex H. Christian.'* M n. KlesLser win €MJOt^ VACMKUr Klsesser and family will leave to leaaei«hl|> to junlMs attendinr at 7 p Ju: Homemade cup eakes and loe of Bible study and prayer to a ^ cmI ^ tonight. Lwir in Sda. night at 7:30 at Trinity Covenant 13,601 Donors Aisked to Give Blood About TowU morrow for Camp Wightman, Rt. the camp. The Blsessers will re Ice erdam will b t served. gPLY gg THRU AHO. U Friday partly qa>u>y, mWi. High main at camp until AUg. 4. Church. i.‘ decisian on a recom- Ummhmt af Uw Audit 201,. southeastern Oonnectidut, 76-75. , Members of the t«dies of St. where he and his wife wiU serve The Women’s Bêat Associa- mendatioa of the ocgan commit BERUBE’S TTFEWBIKB Bureau «t Oireulatlon Mancheater—-A City of VUlago Charm In Name of Priscilla Gibson James will meet tcutight at 8 at on the staff of the family camp Mrs. Omra Blow, hoanltal chair Uon Guard Club will meet tomor tee will be disouased at a brief SEBVIOE the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, sponsored by the Connecticut Bap man, and membeM eC the p te a ^ ^ row at 8 p.m. at the homlt of. M rs business meeting after the senr* 47g East Middle Tpke. 210. W. Center St., to pay respects tist Convention. The. Rev. Mr. American Veterahf Aukinary, No. Augusta Bouiet, 149 Spruce St. Co ice. The planning board will meet A snecial bloodmoWle unit w illf Red Cross to keep a atockplle of to the late Mra. Thomas Toomey, Klsesser will tesush a course for 17, will sponsor a -.d m rtt* Mnro hostess wlU be Mrs. Hstlisr Gau- tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at the TCHi. LXXXI, NO. 251 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN; THURSDAY. JULY If, 1962 AdTMiMBg'm Pago IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS .. _• A. blood on Vinnrlhand forPai* otherrkfh*F persons'TI#>>*SAnS inil\ be aet up In Manchester Tuesday a member of the organlnatlon. adults on "Making' Tour Home party for patient# at; Roeiq^ luU dette. .1- >i: church. !■' for donors who wish to give blood need of transfusions, says Mrs. in the name of Miss Priscilla L. Myron Boglisch, Red Cross blood ‘ Gibson, who was seriously injured program chairman for Manchester. Saturday in an automobile crash. Appointments to give may be B en Bel ivances State'News The visit is scheduled from 3:30 made by calling the Red Cross of -■A. I to 6:40 p.m. in Woodruff Hall of fice or the Gibson family, 46 Center Congregational Church. Turnbull Rd. Walk-in donors are The donations will not be used by also invited. Roundup Miss Gibson, but will go to re Persons in good health between eria Closer plenish the supply of blood she has the ages of 21 and 50 may donate, required fr^rti the Hartford blood and persons between 18 and 21 Ribicoff Opens bank. may give if they present permis = MAnirSTRECT. MANCHESTER ~ PHONE Ml 3 -4 m The donations will enable the sion slips signed by their parents. j OPEN MON. 1HRU SAT, 9:30 TO 5:45; THimS. TILL 9HM P.M. The slips are available at the Red Campaign for Advertisement Cross office, which also will ar Strife range transportation to donors Seat in Senate Instant Cash Available. "We like who need it. to lend money on convenient terms Ctift ENTIRE STOCK . . . Local, Rockville Services resistance of anti-Ben Bella CANAAN (A P )— ^Former for worthwhile purposes, and home Foot Fashion ALGIERS (A P )— A powerfH?* improvements are always worth struggle that threatened civil forcea within the city. The Oon- Gov. Abraham Ribicoff, open while” say the friendly folks at If you use those featherllght atantine prefecture eaid at noon ing his campaign for the U.S. foam toe-separators at pedicure war moved toward a climax the city was calm. CONNHXTnCUT BANK AND MEN'S, WOMEN’S, GIRLS', BOYS' Senate, said today President TRUST COMPANY in Manchester time, be sure to swish them today in this newly independ In Algiers, there was no sign of British Court at 893 Main, 15 North Main and the through warm auds before you put ent nation. A factional spIiL the. disintegrated, provisional goV' Kennedy should take the case Plan Hingl Parkade. them away. . shattered attempts by provi ernment of Premier Ben Youssef for a tax cut directly to the Ben Khedda, which had moved in people. Denies Sobleu sional Algerian leaders to es after independence July 3 to take Ribicoff gave this advice in a On Results tablish a stable regime. control of the country. prepared speech after his own AdmlnUtratiqie work appeared Algiers was quiet, despite the scheduled appeal to the people of Freedom Plea to be at a virtual atandstlU. Thou- outmml movement of Europeans. this northwestern Connecticut Most stores and business places Rands of Europeans who stayed on town to send him to Washington. LONDON (AP)—The Brit Of Canvass through months of terror before As he did when he ran for goV' independence, converged cm docks (Continued on Page Four) ernor, the former Welfare secre ish Court of Appeal today re and airports to get out- Two pas tary planned a hand-riMktng Btpdil jected convicted spy Robert Plans for unlimited toll-free ' 0 senger liners came to carry refu through town to kick off, his pSm- A. Soblen’s plea that he be set calling to nearby ccxnmunitieg gees to France. paign. free in Britain. and a rate increase for tele Although the situation was Traffic Safety As for the tax cut, Ribicirff said: Lawyers for the 61-year-oid psy phone users in the Manches-. NOW SAVES YOU 20%* marked by confusion and În some "Anyone who has d ^ t with Congress knows that necessary ac chiatrist contended his detention ter and Rockville exchange ON OUR REGUUAR LINE OF eases fraêntary reports, these in prison is unlawful and that he were the hli^tghts: Isûe Shifted tion will not come spontaneously. areas were unfolded today by Congress too often lags behind the should be freed in, Britain under a Dissident Deputy Premier Ah writ of habeas corpus. the Southern New England “GRANITEr LUGGAGE med Ben. Bella appeared to have country. Telephone Co. "But Congress will only sot. If The^'British government contest the upper hand in western and To Teen-agers ed the appeal on the ground that Success of the ccunpany'S offer eastern Algeria. Ben Bella re the people make their point of view ing hinges on the results o t \ poll known.” Their personal affection Soblen—under sentence of life im' turned to Oran, western Algerian HARTFORD (AP)—A confer prisonment in the United States as to be conducted o t custmners in metropolis, after a triumidiant and respect for the President are both communities. The Public by Atlantic ence of more than a dozen top not enough.” a Soviet spy—had entered the trip Wednesday to Tiaret, ISO country illegally and should be Utilities Commission reportedly miles southwest of Algerls. Forces state officials Wednesday after Ribicoff delivered the speech to has approved of SNB7T preaoitlng a noon meeting at the Canaan expelled. loyal to him were seemingly in noon agreed that the key to the The hearing opened before three the plan to Us customers. control of Constantine and Bone problem of drinking teen-age driv Products Division of the Colgate- Company officials reported a 30- Palmolive OO., a plant he helped British judges shortly after the In eastern Algeria. Bloody chases ers lies with the teen-agers them Israeli toterlor Ministry in Jeru man polling team would begia a were reported Wednesday In Oon- selves. dedicate when it was built in 1955 canvass of telephone users in imder other auspices. salem rejected Soblen’s ' applica Rockville on Monday, to be fol atantlne. Meeting in Gov. Dempsey's of- tion to be admitted to Israel as an Deputy Premier Belkacem Business and Labor, as well lowed by a canvass in Manchester. Rce, the conferees laid the leading economists of all shades of immigrant. Soblen's Israeli law Krlm, a Berber leader and signer groundwork for a new approach yer, Ari Ankorlon, was expected The PUC says It needs 70 per of the peace accords with Prance, cqiknion support the tax-cut idea as to school-age drivers, aimed at a spur to further economic growth, to appeal the ministry’s ruling to cent. acceptance before the plan held forth In the Kabylie Moun shifting the Initiative for traffic the Israeli Supreme Court. oan bq approved, SNETT says. tains east of Algiers. He de Ribicoff said. ’The unilmited calling will be In safety from enforcement agencies Soblen, who has leukiemla and nounced Ben Bella and called for to teen-agers themselves. troduced before the summer of ' 4 ' a maesive rallying of support 143 to 154 reportedly has only a few months 1964 if a substaiUial majority of The ' conference was ca ll^ to to live, jumped $100,000 ball In across the nation. plan follow-up action on a special HARTFORD (AP)—The SUte telephone customers in both oom- A communique from Krim’s New York and fled to Israel-.late munitles apimove the plan and the • All pieces from our regular open report on teen-age attitudes, pre Motor Vebirie department's daily last month. He entered Israel on a headquarters in Tizi Ouxou sented the Governor two weeks record, of automobile fatalities _ Bhist Leaves Scen^ Like Battleground higher rates, the SNET official stock on sale for 1 w eeks oaiy/ dead brother's Canadian passport said. ____ claimed that ’Au|m6 had moved to of last midnight and the totals The wreckage of a truck (foreground) whose load of propane gns exploded lies across the road the gates g t 'CSSKUiUne to back and the Israeli government ex Under the pnHTOial. Rockville 4 Rugged, handsome Granitex (Continued on Page Nineteen) on the same date last year: pelled him July 1 as an Illegal im from one o t the docen homes the Mast wrecked yesterday in Berlin, N. Y., a picturesque hamlet in 1961 1962 residents would be able to make Scotchgard fabric with Eng- migrant. the eastern part of the state. In background, smoke' still rises today from damaged buildings. local calls to 151,000 teloihone cus- Kah Coach grain Vachette trim Killed ...... 143 154 He was put aboard an El Al Is The truck driver, Robert J. McLucas, 39, Pomeroy, Pa., was injured fatally and 16 men, women and tombrs in Hartford. Manchester, raeli airliner for New York. Hs children were injured. Ten are in critical condition today. A woman who had to flee died of a Thompsonville and Windsor Locks ,e Choice of Dover Cliff Gray with Coming Pier Fire Probed heart attack today. She was Mabel H. Wager, 77. (AP Photofax)). black or Turf Club Tan with slashed a wrist and plunged a exchanges, Moffat said. Now knife into his abdomen. Rock'ville telephone users can only ' cocoa trim GROTON (AP)— An Invertiga- tlon' was under way today to de He was removed from Qm plana make local oalls to 7,600 other B«e«ilarhr termine the cause of a fire that in London and hospitalized. He la 8,500 Still on Strike Missile Failure phone users In Hie RockviHe sk- SUa*i Val*«-Pak ... . $27.50 ... $».M K«baiedy, Rusk Map damaged the end of a pier at the now almost recovered from hie change. iediw' Vol-e.Pok .. . $20.00 .. . $34.00 U.S. Submarine Base and forced a wounds. Manchester toleplxme u sers' 21' Orettheppw ... . $13.00 .... $M.40 submarine .to flee the scene. Soblen cabled Ankorlon to try Foils U.S. High would be able to make toll-free 34' Grottheppor ... .. $16.00 . . . $1200 A base official said, the fire was again to get permission for him to oalls to 13,000 telephone eustomers . . . $I6J0 3- Year Pact Seen In the RookvUle and Glastonbury M ' Grauheppar ._ . $30.00 discovered shortly after noon yes enter Iihrael under the 1962 Law of teleidione exchanges, said Uogrd 39* Grauheppar . $23.00 Berlin,• N-Ban Moves a terday at die end of the wooden Return' viMcb allowa most Jewc to Altitude N-Shot .. $10.00 pier. It WMtg[r6ugl|t: U)»tsr control Hobnm. ManohSster manager. M' Hot tax ...... elalni aihome in Israel. "We are offering fid s 'll to 6 pr. Shaa tog ...... $17iW »- General Dynamics Corp. and the BiiUetiiis EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP I: nedy, Rusk and other administra 000 in Jewelry. AFL-CIO Metal Trades Council government would not pam it the 11:15 p.m .(Hawaiian Standard tion policymakers will be occupied The robbere forced their way of New London. strike to extend much longer with ’Time). Calkd from AP Wires l J EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP I: © values to 5.00 with another issue of great (CoattniMd OB Page Five) out some action to resume work CHILDREN'S SWIA\SUITS’ t - into the home of Romeo Melfl, 46, ’The proposal to work toward a valugg to 14.95 O v y U 2.90 urgency—deciding what new pro of 8 Cherry St., last night and or ^ the nuclear submarines. (Continued on Page Four) / three-year contract was made EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP II: EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP I: / o posals the United States may dered him to open a safe in the formally to the neotiators in a SI.I.SIK b e a t s BABEY EXTRA SPECIALdGROUP II: r k f \ values to $6.95 make for reducing inspection re Canadian Predi^sts bawment, police eaid. statement, by Secretary of Labor WARWICK RX,-(A#j—Coo- 3.90 values to 4 .^ quirements for a nuclear test ban The men, armed with guns, emp- Arthur J. Goldberg and director mcHent state ttmnMsm Bobby Manclui6te^ valutt to 19.95 \ treaty with the Soviet Union. In African Mosquito Belt a. sizes 84 to 44 a boxer style N-Test Ban Treaty William B. Slmkln of the Federal Allen o t West Hartford enstofl EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP II: / " T f i f \ Rusk and other Cabinet mem (ConUnned on Page Four) Mediation and Conciliation Serv Tourney surprise Eddie Bar / a brief styles bers meet today for a discussion • cottons valuoste^95 ice. ITiey have been working ry of NewtoA Naaa.. .g anfl a lastex a prints and novelties of this iHoblem based on new OTTAWA (AP) — Chuiadlan For steadily with the neotiators since 2, today la tho quarter-final eign Minister Howard Green re a knits a solid colors scientllic information recently an Monday. Tumor Study Supports rowid of the New ■’ England nounced by the Defense Depart' turned from Geneva early today ’Their statement said the strike Anuitear Golf TournaMeot. Al . ment. Friday Kennedy, will meet and said he feels there is some has “seriously impaired' produc len, 38, Wrapped the'mateh up at the White House with 10 or 13 chance of agreement on a nuclear News Tidbits tion of nuclear submarines vital OB the 16th boie to move late key advisers In the hope that a test ban at the'17-nation diearma- from the AP Wires to the national defense.” They Cancer Virus Theory the afternoon aemt-fhwl round. filial dechrion can be reached ment conference. said a stalemate had arisen be Barry, n 42-year-oId fonner quickly. Green said that while the deci cause the company was unwiUing Boston Bnitaia hookey player, In London, British officials said sion of the Soviet Union to resume Johns-Manville Congress passes end sends to to make further concessions after By FRANK CAREY 's Royal Cancer Hospital, the became a sentimental favorito Wednesday that the new proposals nuclear testa ' was regrettable, twice Reaching agreements with . Associated Press Science Wri w president of the International yesterday when he ousted de will be pres'ented to the Geneva “ taking all things together I think President Kennedy Mil requiring overtime pay for work on fedetal- the unions only to have the work . ;OSCOW (AP) — The odd dfe- "Union Agâiifst Cancer, reviewed fending ohanqdon Ted Sideiowt Disarmament Conference within there is some chance of agree ers reject the settlement terms. the progress in cancer research of Newtogtoa. Coaa., 1-up. ^ C o r r v U a c ' two weeks. U.8. officials thought ment on ending nuclear testing.” ly aided cottstrucUoa projects over tribution of a kind of tumor ISTAMPB 40 hours per w eek.. .Representa ~In proposing negotiations on a among children in a mosquito since the last international con SHATTERMOOf TEANSIUCENT PANIll tives of Eastern Alt' Lines, its three-year contract basis, the of belt of tropical Africa supports gress four years ago. TAX HOPES l i n MABKET - flight engineers and its pilots ficials said: the theory that at least some hu ■"The last four years have added NEW YORK, July 36 (AP)— After Pattern Set in Laos meet in Washington with Labor "In addition to providing a new man cancers are caused by vi to the list (of cancer causes in Livelier hopea for a tax eat ao- slios I to 22 Department officials in attempt WILLIAM B. COBB means for accomodating the aR- ruses, it was reported today. man or animals and increased companled a Umlted s t o ^ mar^ to bring labor peace to Uilrt ma parenl minimum requirements okesman, tells Na guess It would be unnatural U this antl-Mrth-control laws waa a step NEW DELHI,
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