, 1 '1 t ' I 1 ' - K J' 7-. ■ ^AGE F^OUtlTEEN MONDAY, AtJGUST 6, IMt I, M anrtjf?^vpning Avoage Daily Net Prem Boa For the Weak Weilofi Tha Weather Mr. and Mr*. Howard ^V. Vib- nor Keune, Harriet St., Vernon; j a M s e . i m I o f O. S. Waatke bert, 4 F ^ e r lc k Rd., left by jet Hospital INotes Mr*. Christina Poison, 447 Adam* About Town plane this aftenidon fjrom Bradley St.; Miss Joyce Pasternack, 191 Car Operator ' Partial atoaik^g; i Field, Windsor Locks, and will fly Woodlimd St.r Howard Smith, An­ 13,601 atgkt. liMVia adi i Manchewter Barracks, Veterans to Salt Lake City, Utah. ;They Visiting hoiim a n 2 to 8 p.m. for dover; Paul Bienkowski, Wapping; M«*nb*r ot Om AndK of World 'War I of the USA, and will be met by friends and taken all am s, except maternity when Claims Cycle ptortiy eloady; eka ladies auxiliary, will' .sponsor a Ronald ’Trinks,' Wapping; Mr*. iriinoii *t ObeolathMi to a cabin high in the Rocky they a n 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 to 8 ■keweis. m gh to 8 basketa picnic at Wickham Park, Barbara Depbula, 102 High S t, Mountains at American Fort, p.m., and privato n*Hmi\when they Rockville; Mrs. Marjorie Hardy, Manchentmr^A City o f Vilioge Charm area 10, 11. 12 and 13, Sunday, Utah, near Bryce Canyon. They Hit Curbing Aug. 19, from noon to 7 p.m. All a n 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. VMtors a n Willimantic; Mrs. Edith Robinson, plan to return home Aug. 16. requested not to smoke In patients World War 1 veterans and fami­ 17 Hale St. Ext., Rock '..iq, Mr*. TOL. LXXXl, NO. 261 (TWELVE PAGES) rooms. No m on than two vtsltor* Rose-Marie Treat, 149 Union St.; iTie woman driver of a green DOUBLE MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, IMS (q***Hled Adrerltotog Fag* 1#) n v E c e n h lies are Invited. Members are re­ PRICE Capt. Joseph F. Kuhimann Jr., at one time per patient. Terrie Appel, Coventry; 'Mr*. atation wagon, reported by po­ minded to bring items for white son of Mrs. Margaret W. .Kuhi­ elephant games. Nancy Chajidelalne, 30 Main St., lice ' to have been involved in a mann, 122 ^Lyness St., and the l^atients Today: 194 Talcottvllle; Harold Helm, 25 hit-run car-motorcycle accident late Joseph*Kuhlmann, was grad­ Andereon-Shea Auxiliary, VFW, AD M ITTED SATU RD AY: Mrs. Spruce St.; Mrs. Ekiith -Shieldge, on Friday night, has notified po­ uated Friday from the U.S. A ir ’ will sponsor a mystery ride Tues­ Madeline Pratt, 164 Cooper Hill Coventry; Mrs. Marie Jennings, lice that she was not involved In State N e w s Force’s Squadron Officer School the incident. STAMPS day, Aug. 14, at 6 p.m. from the St.; Mrs. Wanda Asplnwall, Cov­ Rp'D 1, Vernon; Richard Tarter at Maxwell A ir Force Base,' Ala. post home. Reservations may be entry; Mrs. Viola Smith, 70 Garth Sr„ Niantlc; Mrs. Thelnia Hill, 99 Police today said the woman, made by calling Mrs. Florence Capt. Kuhimann, whose wife is the former Janet J. Jaeger of Ma­ Rd.; Miss Ann Infante,' 168 Au­ Strickland St.; infant daughter of whom they did not identify^ does Plitt. 23 Spruce St., Mrs. John R ou n d u p rion, S.C., is being reassigned to tumn St.; Mrs. Mae Gardner, 18 Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Nadeau, 62 not appear to have been involved. Vince, 227 McKee St., or Mrs. Au- Shaw Air Force B ^e, S.C. He is Church St.; Mrs. Mary Stoetzner, Village St., Rockville; Mrs. Pa­ She denied that the motorcycle Every Wed* gtista Soiilett, 149 Spruce St. Mrs. 30 Mountain St., Rockville; Mur- tricia Potter and daughiur, 9 Vil­ struck her car and told police that Oglore White is chairman of the a graduate o t Manchester High School. vil Burnett, 20 Thompson .St., lage St., Rockville; Mrs. Marcia the cyclist, Joseph D o }^ , 25, 'of program. Members and guests are Rockville; Winslow Place, 137 Reiley and sdn, 58 Chestnut St.; 63 Garden St., struck the curb, Car, Trailer Invited. Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Thelma Hill, causing hiifn tp lose control. His The Army-Navy Auxiliary will Mrs. Maureen Burnett and . pared for delivery before th* Vernon; Mrs. Dorothy Wilmot, Elngland, brought real internation­ By Celebrezze WITH OUR USUAL LINE OF Coventry; John Zboray, 9 Waddell reels in new business! where he wiU be put to plea. Haddam who is brought to the Col Under term* of her will, the Senate. al friendship into camp. Miss Rd.; Mrs. EJtty Kominski, RFD 2, Judge Luke Stapletmi ordered Chester Barracks daily to woric In bulk of the estate will establish the "Instead of telling the nation Frances Williams, daughter of 4 OZ. GOOD THINGS TO EAT! Rockville: Hugh Wilson. Lake This sporting goods dealer’s bgrgAi sales Czaja remanded to Haddam State the kitchen and pmform other George J. Capewell Foundation, 15,000 U.S. Patients WASHINGTON (AP)—Secretory what is needed, the President Park, Fla.; Ann Noel. Bolton Rd., the Rev. Mr. Williams who is ex­ CANS Jail without bond. chores. He was being driven back with proceeds going to Hartford of Welfare Anthony J. Celebrezse seems more interested in telling changing pulpits with the minis­ ■eemed to result in "sales boomerang*.” Cus­ to the jail for the night when said today that surveys have Vernon; Gary Blske, 63 Well* St.; Stoba was unmarried and lived Hospital, St. Francis Hospital, the the nation what committee chair­ ter of the First Cangregational Stoba made the stop that cost him shown 15,904 patients received Mrs. Jacqueline Goble, RFD 2; tomers would read his advertisements and try with his parents, Bfr. and Mrs. Newington Home and Hospital for WASHINGTON (AP) — A food^Georg* P. lArrlck ^>p*ar*d Mon- men. of his own party, will ap­ Church in Glastonbury, explained hla life. TKOOPEB J. M. STOBA JR. thalidomide pills from U.S. doc­ prove," said the New York e e » Fred Goehring, 155 Adams St.; Joseph M. Stoba Sr., 161 N. Peart Crippled Children, the Connecticut and Drug Administration spokes­ day before - the Senate Judiciary ranks and badges of the English 4to place their orders by telephone, only to find "Joe Stoba’s been shot,” StU- Institute for the Blind and the tors and the investigation has not ator. Alden Stomberg, Glastonbury: St., Meriden. man eald today that surveys indi­ Oommltte* to report on raadts of Darlene Kulo, West Shore Rd., Girl Guide movement. She was the line busy. Consequently, sale after sale was kauskaa said over the radio trans­ Hartford Oiphan Asylum. boon completed. Javito said his tax propoeals presented with cedar pins carved State Police said the chain of cate more than 15.000 American an !t>A survey of thalldimlde in Rockville: Mrs. Tyra Findell, 62 mitter In the car. ’The message AAnual contributions from the by Pamela and Cynthia Hamilton lost. The dealer brought his problem to one of Mott's Own GERI-ANN Brand event* that ended in his death be­ patients received thalidomide pills the United States. Celebrezse told reporters at the Cobum Rd.; Robert Moore, 32 was received In Colchester and an- Husband Kills estate will go to Trinity Elplsc^ first news Conference he has held (Contiaaed an Page Five) as a part of their unit program. gan during the dinner hour when otoor trooper arrived at the scene from U.S. doctors. About 3,200 of Elarlier the FDA had reported Knighton St.; Dr. Roy Luginbuhl. our Communications Consultants. The Consult­ Church and the Connecticut Hu­ since assuming office that about a call was received at the Colches­ in minutes. them were women of child bear- that thalidomide was distributed Mountain Spring Rd., Rockville; ant’s recommendation: Install additional tele­ ter Barracks from Czaja’s wife. mane Society. In addition, a $10,- Ing age to 1,231 U.S. physician* and said one in fiv e -^ r 8,272—of the Amer­ Carl Snow, Mansfield Depot: Mrs. State Man Elected State Police said the investiga­ His Wife, 49, She said her husband wa* drunk 000 grant went to-Trinity Church, “ We have no information as to that all but 159 doctors had been ican patients who received the Shirley Riley, 146 Center St.; Mrs. phone lines. Result; Customers are no longer tion waa hampered by the fact that and a $5,000 grant to St. Peter’s WHITE BREAD and acting dangerously. Czaja lost coneciousnees and had how many of these women were oentaeted and had returned or de- drug were women of chlld-brear- Miriam Schings and son, 17 Range ^ E L U T O N E PROVIDENCE (AP) — Alfred turned away by busy signals, they like the Stoba was ordered to st(H> by and E^tiscopial Cfiiurch in Cheshire. pregnant,” said Wallace Janssen, strogred the pills. ing age. Hill Dr.. Vernon; Mrs. Helen to be taken to Hiddlesex Memorial With Hammer Another estate admitted to in­ Bulletins Hajj, Danbury. Conn., was elected prompt, courteous attention they receive, and check out this complaint. BDA Information director. "And the hearing Senate Repub­ "So far as we have been able to conditions hair as it colors! Avens and son, Hillside Ave., Ver- Hospital for treatment before he ventory was that of Myron J. A fier .secretary of the-Melkite Catholic He met Czaja dn his porch and we don’t have any information at lican leader Everett M. Dirksen of determine at this time there has Culled from A P Wires nop. Laymen’s Association at the the dealer’s sales are soaring . . . Perhaps one could be locked up fpr the night at Burnham, who founded a wood- FULL POUND c said he would have to take'him to NEW MILFORD (AP)—A 49- this point on the total quantity of nUnols. said ill in interview that been no effect on offspring,” Cele­ DISCHARGED „YE:STERDAY: group’s biennial convention yes­ the barracks. of our Coniununications Consultants can help the borracka on a fihaige of breach Czaja tsae a record of .previous year-old woman was beaten to pUla given to doctore.” the Judiciary Committee can at- brezse said. He added it has been Wallace Smedley, Columbia; Elea­ terday. LOAVES (OoBtiaaed ea Pag* Five) o f peace. Cjzaja," adio was shlrt- arrests for disturbing the peace, death with a.haramer by her hus­ A L 8 0 P COTES G AP your firm cut costs, increase efficiency or build band during a family quarrel early Senators were told In a closed tesa, said h* would* get a shirt and they-said. session Monday that so far there (Oentlaned on Pag* Fhra)- (Oontinned oa Pag* Five) F A U tF IE U ) (A F )- -John Al- ■alee. Tailoring telephone service to your needs today, state police reported. accompany him. have been no reports of mal­ ______^ H ______sop, tha Beputdlona enndldnta is his specialty, and there’s no charge for his Stoba waited on th* porch and a (Oeatkrawd on Page Seven) IT ie victim was identified as formed babies attributable to thal­ for governor, snki todnjr hla Mrs. Beatrice Corns, mother of party I* starting its canspslga assistance. Just call our business office. The idomide pills dispensed in this five grown children. News Tidbits country from supplies which the 200,000 Receive Notices from behind, but will eiose tha NOTICE... Southern New England Telephone Company. Police said Anthony Coma Sr., American maker provided for ex­ gap and win in the November HOT DOB OR Pkg. Did Phone Call Bring Death? 50, the woman’s husband, admitted from the AP Wires perimental use. eleetloBS. “ It would be sheer In­ WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR k orally that he beat his wife with But Sen. Estes Kefauver, D- sanity,” he told party worheis, HAMBUR6 ROLLS of 8 a hammer. Tenn., told the Senate Monday no Judge Declines to Drop to believe that RepabUcane aret* The woman’s body was found in Larry Thomas, 11-year-old One- one can be certain until about not behind nt the start o f the VACATION Modest Private Rites the bathroom of the couple's home onta, Ala., boy who disappeared Jan. 1 that no deformities will de­ campaign in view of Demoernt- I in the Northvllle district of the with stranger five days ago, found velop. ie state vietortes of 1058 and • AUGUST 6th to AUGUST 20th town. dead in shallow country grave In Thalidomide, a sedative, has Rail Job Injunction Suit 10601 Police were summoned to the Oneonta . . . Matt Mann.n, form­ been blamed for the malformation For Marilyn Monroe scene by a daughter, Mrs. Loren er U.S. Olympic swimming team ot thousands of infants in Europe. BRITISH HUNT U.8, NAZI ACE ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR Moore, who lives in a house next coach and veteran coach at Uni­ It was not sold in the United CHICAGO (AP) A federal^union and railroad attoriieys had LONDON (AP) — Seotland t ______door. 5 NORTH SCHOOL STREET THOUSANDS versity of Michigan and University States, but was distributed to doc­ judge declined today to dismiss an just finished battling in U.S. Dis­ Yard detectives searched today WE WILL GIVE YOU A . . . HOLL'YWOOD (A P )—A mysteri-# being completed for quiet funeral The authorities’ said Coma Of Oklahoma, dies la Ann Arbor, tors for possible experimental use trict Court over whether much tor Aneeilcaa Nasi leader George Injimction suit to prevent the na­ Lincoln Rockwell to deport hi& ILLIAMSON oua phone call in the night shortly quietly awaited their arrival. Mich., at 77. before its effects in Europe jwere less stringent changes in the work services and entombment Wednes­ tion’s railroads from putting into Defying a Home Office ban on WELLATONE S«ini>PeniianMt before Marilyn Monroe was found day. Friends were hoping tpe sim­ Police said Mrs. Coma was kill­ Board of officers from U.S. Air publicized. effect rail job slashes recommend­ rules would be permitted. Those ed shortly before 6 a.m. Coma is his entry. Rockwell slipped into dead added still further conjec­ ple rites would not attract throngfs Force Loring base in Limestone, There have been a few birth de­ proposed changes would cut out Hplr color . . . AT NO EXTRA CHARGE employed as a utility man at a ed by a presidential commission. llliighind via Iretand tost week OF EXTRA ture today to the tragedy that be­ of the curious. Maine, will join Canadian inspec­ formities in the United States Instead, U.S. Diet. Judge Joseph abwt 13,000 diesel firem m ’s jobs. farm machine factory. tors in Investigating crash of light blamed on thalidomide, but the But railroad spokesmen said and waa an honor gneot at n fell the blonde moyle quem. Details were not set, but mor­ Sam Perry said the court wants weekend camp meeting heM by WITH YOUR SHAMPOO and SET for . . . There sdready remained the tuary spokesman said only 15 per plane in St. Lawrence River that cases reported so far involved to determine whether those rec­ that, regardless ,of Perry’s deci­ took four lives . . . Ninety families supplies obtained abroad. sion, they would press ahead with the Nasi-style Britlah Natlanal question of whether she died in­ sons were invited to the service ommendations or a later notice SociaUat Movement In Gloocm OFFER GOOD ONLY as low as tentionally or accidentally. for the 36-year-old Miss Monroe. evacuated from apartment house In one case, however, a New from the raiiroade for even more Prison Inmate at 70-35 Broadway, Jackson York woman gave birth to a de­ terahlre. With n swastika flag S&H STAMPS *T don’t ' remember what time “There will be just persons drastic job eliminations is valid. (Oontinued on Pago Seven) as a baekdrop, he poeed tor pie- MONDAYS SIMILAR MEDICINES Heights, Queen*, N.Y., while fire­ formed child after taking thalid­ n the call came In,’’ said the ac­ close to Marilyn, no movie stare The railroads have issued two tares ahahlHg hands with tbs omide supplied by a Park Avenue •TUESDAYS tress’ housekeeper, Mrs. Eunice or anything like that," said a men fight Maze on roof. notices to their 300,(XIO operating Britiak group)* lender. OoMn Gets Additional White House o ^ e re n c e on nor- psychiatrist who obtained it from MAY DIFFER GREATLY NO COUPONS NEEDED! Murray Monday. "And I don’t spokesman. employes. Jordan. ' • WEDNESDAYS know who It .was from. The actress will ba interrad in ootlca and drug oddlettou will be Germany. One notice would wipe out im­ UConn to Build Food .and Drug Administrator For instance, — basically all aspirin is chem­ "But knowing MariQm as I do, a mausoleum crypt near the Year Sentence held Sept. 27-28 with President mediately ,the joba of abput 13,000 SOBLBN STILL IN BRITAIN ically Acetyl-salicylic acid. But, when made into NO LIMIT! I Blink that if this call waked her grave of « woman believed to Kennedy scheduled tb address open­ diesel firemen and later gradual­ five grain tablets, without proper care, and test­ ing session . . . President Ayub ’ LONDON (AP)—A deodloek WELLATONE works wonders on normal hatr up, she m i^ t have taken aome have befriended her early, in life. ly eliminate 27,000 other such jobs Law School in over transport kept Robert A. ing, some tablets may contain less or even no THE FURNAQ WITH more sleeping pills.’’ . The headstotae identifies. Qmce HARTPpHD (AP) — A SUte Khan of Pakistan suggests fusion by not replacing workers when with or without gray and blends In successfully. aspirin, while others, have much more. of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran G>lumbia Seats SoMen In Brlxton Prisoa to­ ALL EXTRA STAMP ITEMS PLAINLY Coroner ’Theodore J. Curphey Goddard, who died in 1963 and Prison Inmate whose appeal for a vacancies occur. day. The atnte-awned larneU El There are always nrms that can produce any shorter sentence bcuskflred has had Into greater political entity to de­ West Hartford WELLATONE Is a beautiful color refresher... said the death Saturday of the vdioBe burial arrangements were The other notice would, among -A l Alrlinm — allent abent Bitt- product for less by eliminating some labor and actress wee caused by a massiv* reportedly made by Marilyn her­ his protest rejected by the State fend against aggression. other things, wipe * out the 40,000 expensive testing that assures accuracy. When MARKED THROUBHOUT STORE Bimlery woricer’s severed right New President toh ordera to lerty the tagitivn strengthens dry, brittle, porous hair. 2 Thermostats overdose ot barbiturates. self. Supreme Court o f Errors. jobs at once and eUn>»nete other I— h a RWORD (A P ) — The Um- buying any medicine, we urge you never to get hand reattached to his ann in apy on to the Halted States — Mrs. Murray added that the un­ H m woman is believed to be Alfred W . Kohlfuss had been instonces of what the carriers call versity of Connecticut trustees imy but those made by time-tested firms w itt (on# knida— on* ovtMd*) dramatic emergency operation at sent oft Ha London-New York identified call might account fOr the 'former Grace McKee, who sent to prison in 1960 for a term BOGOTA, Colombia (A P ) -C o ­ "featherbedding" or unnecessary voted at Storrs today definitely to WELLATONE works in minutes to drab un­ reputations to maintain. We follow this policy of two to seven years having been Presbycerian-St Luke’s Hospital, plane arttboot htan. The next El thi phone brtng (otmd clutched in took Marilyn in as a child when lombia completes the first lap on jobs. locate the new law school inl^est A1 airliner for New York leovea wanted red or brass. ^ In our pharmacy. FOR THE FINEST GAS HEATING COMFORT convicted of robbery with violence. Chicago.. .Secretary of Labor Ar­ its road to democracy and eco­ the hand of the sometimes bright Miss Monroe’s ' mother' went to a thur J. Goldberg e n ^ his efforts to, The ‘five operating rail unions Hartford. London Friday- That 1* Id boom ' ■ * and gay, soifietlines depressed mental teetltutkni. He then appealed to the Sentence nomic stability-with the inaugura­ filed an Injunction suit against The move came at the urging of Division of Superior Court for a aottie Eastern A ir Line* strike,' alter expiration oI Brttala’a WELLATONE a wonder lotion that actually YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you tion of Dr. Guillermo Leon Valen­ the notice from the carriers that board chairman John J, Budds, star. . invited to the funeral at 1 p.m. reduction of hie term. now in its 46th day. deadHne for getting tM of tho lasts through an entire month of shampoos. need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If PLUS fumi mconomy In New Yorti City, Miss Mon­ in the tiny chapel o t Weatwood cia as president today. followed the recommendations of who said a decielbn on a site had espionage agent whs loom n Hta The three-judge panel, instead Search ergaaised for email pri­ Valencia, 04, a Conservative, shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly roe's Manhattan apax^ent at 444 VUlaga Mmtuary were former vate pUno missing on fUghf from a presidential commission. been, "delayed too long” tana for amuggliag D A ooerata without extra charge. A greitt many people o f cutting Kohlfuss’ time, in- takes over as chief executive from WELLATONE eliminates rub off.. .the hazard Maximum fuel input only on coldest days . , . fuel B. STth St. waa sealed by police baseball star Joe Dimaggio; sec­ cretued' it to three to seven years. Schrooii Lake In New York’s Adi- The railroads are, in effect, The trustees last month had pu*. to the Soviet Dnioa. entrust us with their prescriptions. May we and property in It was taken to ond of Mias Monroe’s three hue- rondacks to. Totawa-Wayne A ir­ Liberal Alberto Lleras Qpimargo banking'on support from the Ken­ off a law school sl:i de 'sion on of so many other color ritises. compound yours? > saving is automatic, and overrun is eliminated. Let ar I t noted that he had/ struck hi* after four years of a unique poli­ the police department property bands; drama teachers Lee and victim, a Bridgeport package store port, Wayne Township, N X . . . nedy administration in their long the chance It night be grouped KENNEDY ADDS TO TRIP tical system alternating the presi­ ' give you complete details today. elerk’a office. Paula Straaberg of New York; <^rator, over the heed with a tire Presses o f Minneapolie Star and battle to change tradition-har­ with the new sta.e medica'i-dentsl WASHINGTON (A P ) — AFTER THIS OFFER WELLATONE ALONE ' The sealing- normal proce- znas Monroe’s half-atsfer, Mrs. dency between the once warring dened upion working rules- Iron. Kohlfua% the judges ruled, Morning Tribune hum again af­ School in Fartuinfiton. PresUeat KenaedT fo*F •*>•< dure in out-of-town ' death^was at Liberal and Oonsertlve parties. In a surprise move' Monday, the W ILL COST YOU $.3.00 Burnlce Ifirocle; the starisspub- deserved more than Just two years ter strike idled plant IM days. Budds told the board negotia­ PneUo. Ooloi, no a stop on hta the request of Aaron Frooch, the The system waa evolved in 1908 railroads announced that drastic r>»«* y ** WIlllAMSON Jm Imt iwlay Ucity agent. Miae PatrlcU New- in prison- Prospect of more anU-segrega- tions to locate the'medical-dental western trip the waotand e€ MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW! CaU . . . attomcT who

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FAOB TWO MANCHESTER ITEHINO HERALD, M AH OlQpfa^ CXMnC« TVESDAT. AWJU8T.K, T MANCHESTER EVSKINO HERALD, MANC£^STER« CONN^ TUESDAY, AUGUST T, 1962 l/iV Delegates Expect Sarcasm Hospital INotes PAGE THREE Railroad Says Okay Mm Coventry Other Possible Causes that he “went beyond toe ques­ At Special Colonial Sessions ' VMUng boon are 8 to 8'p.m. for I Sheinwoid on Bri^e Prison Inmate tion submitted." THOMAS ORGANS all aren^ except maternity where The dispute was over work which JANSSEN PIANOS the company assigned to a fore­ they are 8 to 4:80 and 0:80 to 8 TV—Radio T onight WAlte MUSIC CO. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (APIt The committee has developed To Razing df Depot EVEN APPEARANCBSS GOP to Hear Gets Additional man; work which the uniem claim­ —BoTneUmeH the debate crackle* into an arena whehe Western dip­ pji^, and private rooms 'where MATTER IN BRIDGE Reds Dou bt Cigarettes ed should be done by Its members. 99 SUMMER ST. ^nith »arca*m. lomats are chtClIenging the Soviet thOy are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visit­ The company’s action did not Open to 9 PJML Tnewlay, By Alfred SUMinwald Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Sir Hugh Foot, the British dele- union's claim that it is the undis­ ors are re(|uested not to smoke in Trustees of the New Haven Railroad have authorized in­ Savi^Friday Year Sentence violate ita contract with the union "Who carea about, appsar- long aa the work involved does gate; "The 8o\'tets are becoming puted champion of the new na­ formally the razing of the depot at the North End this month * 6 K J M < Television "80 patlente rooms. No more than two aneesT'^you ask when you’re frerii Vital in Lung Cancers not occupy the major portion of the snobs. One day we may have the tions of Africa and Asia in the as a step toward the eventual sale of the property to the town eQ*4. #:0b gig $ Theater (in progrsso) $0 . Bunny 40. 58 Moaea Savin, Republican candi­ .(Oonttnued from Page One) pleasure of referring to the Soviet battle against colonialism. visitor* at one time per patient. out of school. “Reality is what mat- geriy Stow (to progruM) 10 1:00 Password 3 date for 2nd -District Congreas- I , ______foreman’s time,” . the arbitrator for $35,500. U o rit M 5 (to progress) 33 Bachelor Father I. 40, 63 ssdd. representative as Lord Oberemko The committee was established w m r k Draw MeOraw a U Donna ReM Show U man, and hia campaign manager, Patients Today: 208 The title to the property atilt, sine* 1950 pending tha tMla elear- ton,’’ Don’t be so sure. H you're a By FRANK CAREY f could breathe in a' f«w milligranis In other words, KotUfuss was Chief Justice Raymond J. Bald­ of Oyster Bay." in January under a General As­ remains clouded, however, aald a 4 K 9 t 6 f 1' A A 4 I 1:30 Doble GillU t 13 Atty. Etaloy Gnuttl, will speak at CHILDREirS ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ance. bridge player you must watch out S Alfred' Hitchcock ITesenU 10. 33, Aasoidated Press Science 77riter of thia chemical from 40-60 years taking a chance when )ie' appealed win said in hia concurring opinion Valentin I. Oberemko, the So­ sembly resolution calling for im­ apokes:nan for the rtolroad this 9 A 3 2 V 95 4 W Patrol 40 a Republican "thiwn (Committee viet delegate: "1 would like to mediate steps to bring complete Darlene Kindberg. 88 Oak St.; The town intends to use the ^or appearances of Riley 13 meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the MOSCOW (AP)—The role ciga­ of amoking, "W * ahould not for­ to the sentence review triumvlate, that the question waa rimply morning, and the trUsttos are still ,Wbst opened the, six of spades to « M » S 0-7 5 S New Breed a 4ft 53 rette smoking may play In caus­ HEALTH SAND point out that probably matters independence and freedom to all ^ r s . Ruth' Piggins. 14 Bond St.; property for a parking lot to Serve News n 9:00 Ihek Powell Show la 33. 30 Grange Hall on Rt, 44A. Tow n get that the same amount is and he had to abide by its d^ whether the companya action vio­ uncertain what action they wiU the ace, won the spade return with 8:15 nim u The (Tomedy Spot ing lung cancer still ia questiofisd FOB SAND BOXES are hot good, even within the areas of the world not enjoying Roger Russell, Andover; Mrs. the N. Main St. shopping area. s o v ra 6:35 News, Sports B Weather >. 13 I. 13 committee^ from Bolton and breathed in from the air, from in- lated 'the terms (if ths curt noted, "and This was llluatrated when the ton. week, he said. were still attached. club trick. * happened to be a low spade. If Laramie _____ 33. 30 1:00 Lata News Mrs. Jane T/ Feriy of East out that most Russian doctors feel report. thia time he received the sen­ one with a red stomacn, owned by gates the committee is on its wav committee was hearing Cheddi to becoming one of the most im BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son The trustees are still deliberat­ ITte depot w-as closed as a pas­ Trouble partner shows a sign of life, you SEE SATUKDATTI TV WEEK FOR CX)MPLETE USTENO Hartford requests - that a waiver they are not ready to assess the A South African doctor reported tence of death; The Supreme Mrs. Edith M. Mason of 55 Home­ .lagan, prime minister: of British ing what to do to clear the title ■ South continued with the nine of will go to four hearts. be granted on a home on Wal­ relative Importance of smoking Court ‘ of the United States up­ stead St. portant bodies-at the United Na Guiana. His complaint about de- to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Isleib, senger station in 1967, but con­ that lung cancer Is relatively to the property, for which the tinued as a parcel post station, for clubs, and West ran Into trouble For Sheinwold’a 36-paga booklet, nut Trail in Pine Lake Shores, re­ compared with other possible held toe imposition of toe great­ Police are Investigating the tiens. lay.s in setting an Independence 17 Edgerton St.; a son to Mr. and with appearances. If he tried to scarce among whites in South Af­ Mrs. Roger Gagne. Montauk Dr.. town has kept $35,500 in reserve a couple of years afterward. "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” asnd garding minimum floor area re­ causes. rica, even though they are the er penalty.” mysterious disappearance of the Guaranteed date for his area won. Oberemko's play an encouraging heart, hia 50c to Bridge Book, Manchester quirements. The request says “ the Hussian doctors, like those from Stroud, however, succeeded in ducks, following a call frora'Mr*. To Give You support. The Soviet delegate ac­ Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and three would look like a discourag­ Radio "world’s heaviest smokers." An­ A Very Mrs. John O'Hara. Coventry; a Evening Herald, Box 3318, Grand home is larger than most . . . the West, list industrial smoke, au­ other South African dexstor said evading execution. Mason yesterday morning. cused British and American mo­ ing signal; and if West tried to Central 8U „ N. Y. 17, N. Y. (Thig UotiBg Inchides only too** news broBdcaats of 10 or 15-mtamto in the J*ine Lake Shores area and In another decision, the State She told pcriice that at about 10 Enjoyabl* nopolists of stirring up violence daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ First Step on Long Road play a discouraging diamond, his tomobile exhaust fumes—and even cigarettes are widely used there ^ o k e man McKee. 78 Lockwood St.; a (Copyright 1982, General Fea­ length. Some etattong eany other abort newaoaats). . « is very well constructed.” viruses—as among the other pos­ for tipping, and that therefore sta­ Supreme (Jourt ruled that the Su­ o’clock Sunday night she heard a in ■ British Guiana and causing a eight would look like a come-on. tures Oorp.) Russell E. Miller of Manchester perior <3ourt was right in vacat­ dog barking. She looked out and 2nd* OF A NATIONALLY delay in a conference to fix an son to Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Ray­ For lack of anything better. W D B L — 18S0 :« 9:06 Nightbeat sible causes. tistics on over-all sales do not ADVlU m SED CIOAR Front End mond. 10 West St., Rockville. 4'bo Bishop’s Comer 11:00 News ia requiring a variance for George Far from Only Reason necessarily provide a gauge of in­ ing an arbitrator's award in fa­ saw nothing. Her two ducks, pur­ West did discard' the three of 11:16 Sports Final WHICH SELLS FOB lO* independence date. LICENSE SHIFT SOUGHT 8:06 Raynor Shines Lawler of Hlnkel Mae Dr. to build vor of the Anaconda American chased in early May for $8.65 each Uttle Red Riding Hood DISCHARGED YEISTERDAY: hesrte on the second club. Bast l:30 Starlight Serenade Prof. Leon Shabad of Moscow, dividual consumption. Mrs. Georglanna Wasilefsky. 79 20 Years Ago Today WABHINGTON (AP) — The 1:06 News. Slgnotf i2:56 News and Sign Off a carport closer to the side line top soviet research man on can­ Major Breakthrough Brass Co. of Waterbury. when they were a day old, had Reir. $4.75. Fool complained that the Soviet won. with the king of, clubs and W IU V -0 1 0 Special W. Main St.. Rockville; ffrs. Doris Federal Oonununicatiwia Oom- W PO P—1410 than regulations allow. The own­ cers possibly caused by Industri­ In the midst of such debating. Hie arbitrator, who was named been kept in the yard. B o x 50. Union prefers to think of the Brit­ promptly returned a diamond, re­ 4:00 Paul Harvey News 6:U' Oale Kelley er wants to add the carport to %99 ish government as "the big bad Swallow. 449 Gardner St.; Mr*. lying on toe discouraging appear- misaion yesterday received an ap- 8:30 Alex Drier 7:00 Joey Reynolds al and other chemicals to the en­ Dr. Arthur J. Vorwald, a Detroit to decide a dispute between the Ehirly yesterday morning, she 7 For 28o R«s. $I2.S0 wolf and Jagan as Little Red Rid­ Agnes Secor, 120 W'alnut St.; aaee of the low heart. I^cation from station WHAY, 6:45 Sports 12:00 Tlie Alligator keep his tenant throughout the vironment or by radiation, put It scientist, reported he had achieved company and the United Automo­ said, thera were a lot of feathers On Tiny Guadalcanal 7:00 Edward P. Morgan W IN P — 1210 year and to improve the appear­ Perfeetos and PnaateSaa ing Hood.” Richard Csaazar Jr., South Cov­ South managed to nui nine New Britain, Conn., for assign­ 7:15 Report this way at a news conference. the long-sought lulificial produc­ bile Workers Union, did not nec­ on the ground but the trail ended (1) A1J6N FRONT END entry; Mrs. Imogens Toner. RFD ment of license to Oonneetiout- 6:00 News ance of the property. "Undoubtedly, cigarette smok­ essarily make the wrong decision, along the railroad tracks about Foot said Ob^emko had dem­ trkte, making hia contract. He 7:30 Dick's Den 6:10 Today on Wall Street tion ol lung cancer in a monkey. (*) BALANCE FRONT 1; William Skoneski. 43 Edward New York Broadcasters, Ine. 11:00 Meta at Dodgers 6:16 Showcase The board haa granted permis­ ing is sunong the 'varioua causes. "Exciting, definitely a major toe h i^ court said, but erred In 500 feet south of Woodland St. onstrated a capacity for "cram ­ could have been held to six tricks 1:00 Sign Oft LIGGEn DRUG WHEELS—REO. $4.00 St.; Peter Binge. Coventry; Rich­ EDITOR’S NOTE — During stank with the accumulated de- Marine but for the misleading appearance 6:46 Lowell Thomoa sion to William J. Burns of Tal- Undoubtedly it is far from being breakthrough," were among ap­ (•) CHECK FRONT WTIEEL ming the maximum number of month of August two decades ago 7VT1C-.-1080 6:60 Sports PARKADE ard Carlin. 45 Lenox St.; Billie cay of centuries. Its jungles con of West’s cards. cottville to put an addition on the the only reason." praisals of the announcement by BEARINGS inaccuracies into the smallest pos­ American* began hearing of a tinually dripped of moisture and 4:00 News. Sports, and Weather 7:00 f^ w s sible space." Carlson, 8 Clyde Rd.; Frank Fody, Weather IneidentAlly, West was respon.- 6:30 Market Rejwrt, Music 7:10 Observations home of Vincent Argento on Lakqr Shabad Indicated that Soviet Vorwald ol Wayne State Univer­ CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM 368 Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Marjorie Uny island with - a hard-to-pro- its swamps crawled with germs 6:46 Three Star Extra 7:16 Sports view Terrace. doctors accept statistical evidence sity Medical Schixil. But some oth­ The cbmmittse approved a res­ siMe for .the troutfle his partner STARTS TOMORROW! 7:30 News Analysis. Showcooe Primavera and daughter, 108 noimce name. After almost a year of strange tropical diseases. ran into. West knew that his part­ 7:06 Conversation Piece BHNA Shop Reports that heavy smokers stand a much er scientists.urged caution in eval­ ALL POUR ONLY olution over British and U.S. ob­ of successive defeats, the Allies The landings were unexpectedly WlNDeOR LOCKS (AP) — The 7;30 News of ths World 8:00 The World Tonight jections asking Britain and British Croft Dr.; Mrs. Betty Shea and ner waa not an expert and there­ 7:46 Sing Along 8:15 Showcase, News The Thrift and Gift Shop of the greater chance of getting lung uating the work until cancers can son. South Coventry; Mrs. Eve- had taken the fin t step on the easy. The Marines overran the UB. Weather Bureau marina ad­ 8:00 Pop Concert 12:06 Sign Off Public Nursing Association haa cancer. Guiana to resume negotiations long. Moody road to victory In the fore might not read the meaning be produced In additional mon­ leen McKenna and son, 21 Ridge­ airstrip, renamed Henderson Field visory for today: of the nine of spades. If West had reported $900 in proceeds realized He said tobaccb smoke contains keys. immediately to set a 1963 inde­ Pacific. The time was Aug. 7, 1942 and the Japanese campe, where CUT UTILITY BILLS wood St.; Mrs. Gloria Osella and allowed South to win the second a number of chemicala known to pendence date. - —20 years ago today. The place Tides wlH be Ugh along $hs from January through June. Mrs. The monkey ie much closer to son, 32 Hemlock St. breakfasts were found on the ta­ trick, Elaat could have taken the Criticizes Farm Policy Robert L. Helms, chairman of the be capable of causing cancer in man than rau and (htce, toe biily Early this mimroer the commit­ was Guadalcanal. bles. The ease of the landings OonnecUcUt abM* today Irom 8 tee made a t^ee-vyeek trip to king of clubs promptly and led his shop program made the report at animals — Including one called other anlmale previously found made the Marines apprehensive. p.m. to 5 p.m. and on Wedneaday reniaining spade. 'Htere would be benzpyrene. Africa. That cost about $115,000. Hearing on Bonds By TOM HENSHAW a PHNA board of directors meet- susceptible to artificial production Maybe it was a trap. But it from 4 p,m. to 8 p.m. Low tide at no further problem. ing. But he said that while a man of lung cancer. The committee is disposed to (AP Staff Writer) wasn't. It was complete surprise. HERVICE ON ALL grant hearings from petitioners HARTFORD API—The SUte Through the pre-dawn mists, the Old Saybrook today was at 11 Dally QuMtion Mrs. Richard Coughlin has ex- CONVENTIONAL MAKES The battle for Guadalcanal did You have open^ the bidding Ike Ready for Jail Tirti if thi hifh costs for hot from all parts of the world. It has lAiblic 'Utilities Oonupission has island mass rose mysterious, men­ not really begin for several days a.m. and will be on Wednesday at preseed appreciation to all those with one club. ..and partner bids who assisted with the cleanup received petitions protesting al­ scheduled a hearing Aug. 18 on acing and dark against the moon­ when the Japanese returned in 11:30 a.m. Sunset today is at 8:03 e ENDS TONIGHT e FAMILIES who leged Injustices in Aden, Ber­ an application by the Co^ecticut lit sky as the invasion fleet stole p.m. and sunriss tomorrow is at one heart. It is once more your work at the Lakeside Casino after Andover force. And it didn't end until the turn, since the opponents pass muda. Basutoland, and New Water Co. of Clinton to Issue stealthily around its western cape. last contingent of Japanese were 5:53 a.m. "Mr. Hobbs"—"AO Fail Down” the town's anniversary ball. Owen water? A futi ail powarad water (uill the Holmes MORIARTY Guinea—to name only a few. throughout. You hold; Spades — 7; To Support Protest S. Track, PHNA president, also $1.5 million worth of first mort­ The only sounds were the soft driven from the island on Feb. 9, Boating weather for Long Is­ There are aome 60 dependent gage bonds. Proceeds from the swish of water against the moving 1943. land Sound to Montauk Point and Hearts—K J 10 6; Diamonds—Q 6 extended thanks to Mrs. Dorothy Business Zone Proposals Funeral Home may territories scattered throughout propoeed bond sale would be used prows of the ships and the mur­ Block Island — Winds through Mohle, local florist, for supplying BROTHERS Marine casualties were 1,203 NEW YORK (AP) — Former^ ’ Eisenhower wrote' that his arti­ haater sivas 4 timas mora hot the world, with Britain admlnle- "to repay outstanding bank mur of muted conversation among killed. 8,070 wounded. The Army Wednesday mostly southerly with flowers presented to the Coventry be sure that our de­ • SSI-815 CENTER ST. tering more than 40. Representa­ loans, to defray the expenses of men of the 1st Marine Division speeds of 10 to 15 knots during President Dwight D. Eisenhower cle "is in no sense Intended sis a Queen Miss Ellen Femald and her TEL. MI 8-5185 lost 550 killed. 1,289 wounded. campaign speech — for anybody. Set for Hearing Tomorrow tives from most o< them wUI our current construction program, huddled below decks in their Some 38,560 Japanese died on the afternoon hours and 5 to 10 knots — SOON — says he meant H when he said court at the bail. Thanks were likely appear at one time or an­ at other times. Some fog early Rather, it is an argument (or voted attention will and for other corporate putpoaes,” transports. island. “ ADVISE and CONSENT* privately )ie was willing to go to extended to Mrs. Trask for the an­ water ter half tha sosL Gat other before the committee. the company said. this morning. Variable eloudineae what I believe to be good govern­ niversary cake she made for the The Andover Town Planning andf> business since it already includes As the first streaks of dawn Guadalcanal was the proving “ L0LITA“ ment policies." be given to every crawled up the eastern sky, the ground for the Marines hi World the rest of the day with scattered Jail K necessary to protest gov­ ball. Zoning Commission will hold a sand and gravel, machine-screw Bhowera or thundershowers this af­ Why Race to Moon? and plumbmg operations. Mg guns of the cruiser Quincy War n. ENDS TONIGHT! ernment "threats and conipul- The annual PHNA fund drive public hearing on two pn^tosed detail. ternoon and evening. Some oloudi- He reiterated his doubts about will be conducted Sept. 1 through the 100 sals, a day you crashed the overture and shells Thera they learned the awful neaa tonight and Wedneaday aion.” the wisdom of racing the Soviet zoning changei tomorrow at 8 Interested persona may appear burst among the palms and jungle loneliness of the battlefield when Eisenhower made the remark In 4 with Donald Magee aa chairman and be heard at the hearing: writ­ with aome early morning fog. Viai- Union to put a man on the mcxin. and Mrs. Elias F. Clay assisting. p.m. at the Town Hall. and Japanese camps on the island. the Navy was licked in the battle blllty generally 5 miles or more ex­ resentment at Kennedy adminis­ ten communications will be re­ of Savo Island and for days they "By all mesms, we miuit carry Officials said It Is hoped all who The first application, from Wel- Moments later, green-clad Ma- cept near one mile hi early ihom- (‘\KV(lHyV\T ^^RtTSuch, I tration farm policy during an In­ on our explorations in space, but ceived. Objeettona to the proposed ■aad and sava up to i rines went over the side, scram­ were left unprotected from enemy ing fog. formal huddle with Republicans possibly can Will contribute 'since lesweep Elstates Inc., requests a changee must b* filed in writing bled down swaying cargo nets into attacks by air and sea. I frankly do not see the need (or the nursing load is getting heavi­ change from residental (R40) to Marine oHoservaUans; last spring near his Gettysburg, continuing this effort as such a with the commieslon at toe hsar- the landing boats and shoved off They learned from the enemy er and a second nurs^ is needed business (B) on a parcel of 12 ing. ' I Block Island—Wind south «t H I)()I{1S DAY j 'cetat Pa., farm. fantastically expensive crash pro­ toward the beach. the tricks of jungle warfare. knots, temperature 72. Eisenhower details the jail offer frequently. acres. The land is bound on the Copies of. proposed changee are $100 yearly. They learned too that the Japan­ gram. From here on, I think we jEvents set as fund-raising proj­ They knew not what awaited Montauk Point—Wind southwest for the first time In a Saturday should proceed in an orderly, east by Hebitm Rd., on the south on file in ths town clerk’s office. ; them, for they were the first. ese were' not invincible by meet­ at 8 Hnots, temperature 69, saa TOP WAR HIT! ects for the PHNA include a food by Townsend Rd. John Phelps DecislotiB on these zoning re­ ing and hurling back the wild, Evening Post article criticizing scientific way. building; one ac­ The Navy' communique, issued southeast at 2 feet, vlribility 10 the administration as "on the sale Nov. 6 on.election day; semi- owns adjoining land on the west; quests will M made within 90 noisy charges of the crack Ichikl complishment on another, rather smnual dance, Nov. 9, at Fiano's , later the same day, Aug. 7, 1942, miles, cloudy. wrong track in many of its do­ than engaging in a mad effort to Charles Van Deusen, on the north. days after toe hearing at a full SEE YOUR OIL HEAT DEALER was terse and uninformative, yet detachment and ,the Sendai Divi­ Groton—Wind south at 5 knots, "DESERT PATROL" Restaurant In Bolton. The aaaocla- Tentative plans for the proper­ commission meeting. sion, the small brown men in bag­ mestic policies." win a stunt race," he wrote. tion will conduct a public auction it electrified a nation Lhat was temperature 71, visibility H mils, The incident first had been re­ ty, if Boning is changed, include sinking into despair under the gy uniforms who rarely surr'en- fo g He wrotq^ that the problem of Oct. 13, rain date Oct. 20, at the Manchester Evening Herald An­ dered but (ought to the death. WEDNESDAY! ported by Rep. Catherine May, R- adequate medical care for the MacQuown Bam on High SL Any­ constructicHi of a shopping center weight of defeat. It said: Westhampton Beach — Wind Wash., to a letter to her constitu­ with stores and offices. dover ooneepoBdent, Jean Ann "United States naval and other The lessons of Guadalcanal were aouth at 8 knots, temperature T6, aged must be solved but he op­ one wishing to donate to this Nhnrad, telephone PI 8-8558. carried on to other, places writh ents. posed trying to do so through So­ should contact Mrs. Dorothy Mohle The second request would ex­ forces have attacked enemy In­ visibiUty 2% miles, fog. Eisenhower noted in his article stallations in the southeastern part unfamiliar names on the bloody New Haven—^Wlnd aouth at T M«M JOSf 9H E UVIttf mtiMT cial Security, “ not only because on Rt. 31, Mrs. Ernest G. LeDoyt tend' present business zoning (B) road to Tokyo—Tarawa, Peleliu, that the administration farm bill it is compulsory, but because it on Rt. 31 or Mrs. Richard Conugh- on Rt. 6 east to toe (Columbia CLOSEOUT of the Solomon Islands in force knots, temperatur* 74, vlelbBIty 8 contained a provision, later Iwo Jima. But always, Guadal­ doesn’t really solve the problem.” lin on N. River Rd. town line to include all property and the attacks are continuing." mil^, clou^. u - After eight months of gallant canal eomes flrat. KIM NOVAK dropped, involving possible jail "I believe we should give our now residential (R40) to a depth Stratford Point — Wind south- terms for farmers who failed to stands and galling retreats at Ba­ southwest at 8 knots, tsny s r atura Mieilr rapidly growing private medictol- Manpheater Evening Herald of 400 feet on both sides of the taan. Wake Island, Singapore and 75, visibility 6 miles, fog. JUNES GKRNER comply with "certain regulations. insurance plans, supplemented by C o v e n ^ eorreapondent, F. Pan- highway. the East Indies, America and her Discussion Slated Stratford Shoals—Wind south at "When I learned of this propos­ the Kerr-Mills act to assist those line litrie, Mephone ' Pilgrim Thia request Is from the zoning allies were at last starting the 8 knot.s, temperature 75, sea cabn, OuT al,” he wrote, "I rather explosive­ older people in genuine need, a 2-62S1. commission. Arding to Ray SAVE »>600 ON '62 LARK HAWK long road back. visibility 10 miles, partly cloudy. tour rnniwll ly exclaimed that if these provi­ better chance to prove their Houle, chairman, the commission On Safe Driving m A MA8TIN KANSOHOFF PKOOUCTION sions were enacted into law and It was Some time before the Eaton* Neck — Wind southwsst worth," he wrote. TUITION AT $1,800 feels the area should be zoned at 10 knots, temperatur* 75, sea AN MGM RELEASE applied to a raiser of beef cattle SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. (AP) 1962 URK 1962 HAWK 1962 URK precise point of attack emerged • Practical pointera on "Safe (which I am) I would offer my- He suggested it was not too late from the morass of rumor and calm, visibility 10 milse, ftarUy CINEMASCOPE & METROCOLOR to amend the Kerr-Mllls law to —Mt. Holyoke College's tuition Driving" will be discussed by 'Ver­ cloudy. aelf as a test case. is going up to $1,600 effective In secrecy. Then it became a house­ non C. Stone, SNET foreman of include a-provision for coping with hold word; Guadalcanal. Monologue on Rights September. 1963. f-PASSEfifiER V-6 GONVemOLE Installers repairmen, at a meeting ‘T said that I would go to jail catastrophic Ulness among the On maps of the Pacific the Sol- $250,000 FOR NEW HAVEN aged. The college last night an­ of the Mortlock Driving School on If necessary and coiyluct a public | nounced a $100 increase In tuition YOUR DEALEirS GOT AUGUST BUYS omon^ Islands, a 900-mlle long Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. at the driving WASHINGTON (AP) — Tha M’G'M DfORwts A EUTCRPC prodiKtiofi At another point, the former HALL chain, sprawl atop the continent Department of Health, Ekhication monologue on human rights from Board and room charges will be SEDAN SPORT 60UPE GOUPE achool, 443 Main St. behind the bars. president said the tax burden of Australia like an overhanging and Welfare has approved a $250,- faced by young couples was ao increased $150 at tha same time roof pointing directly at the al­ D. L Hobron, local manager "Although these remarks were to $1,150. FOR RENT SNET. said the talk draws on ex­ 000 grant to New Haven, Oonn., ijBRIZSIim UEUTENMIT great that many find it impossi­ lied lifeline between America and for alterations and additions to made only in conversations with During the 1962-83 college year, perience of the telephone company friends, they were Inevitably ble to start a home with even approximately one-fifth "of the Inquire LHhnanhui Hall Australia. the city'a sewage treatment JM im • MUA IMS • JMXOm minimum essentials. in operating the state's largest mo­ plant. made public and were noted in student body will hold scholar­ 24 OOIAVAY ST. The groping fingers of the Ja­ tor fleet, with almost 2,000 cars Onsm saoeps • M Wed. — To Name Principal haired Melanesians, ruled by the ”WALB ON THE WILM used Intimidation In ita crackdown SIDE" STARTS TOMORROW on a big steel price increase last British and noted for its coconut 45 Attend Outing "EXPEBIMENT D( The board of education will plantations. TEBBOB" I spring. , tan you reserve ‘Sorry Episode’ meet today at 7:30 pjn. at the Ready To Drive Hom eN othing Extra To Buy Military strategists, poring over Of Organ Society '"Judgment mi Murmmherg” Eisenhower called it a “ sorry Town Hall. Included on ita agenda their meager maps, saw ft was «pisode’’ incompatible "with our will be appointment of a principal one of the. few islands in the rug­ Aomdmmy Award W innori ftee enterprise system, except in at Wapping Elementary l^hool to that room for us About 45 members of the Man­ TO PLEASE EVERYBODY ged Solomons with sufficient level ■m # Asfopf MMMBw sMMt Meet Mermemplayt mm grave emergency.” replace Bennett Plotkin, wh() has area for the construction of a ma­ chester Chapter of the Hammond been named asaiatant auperihten- jor airstrip. Organ Society attended ita annual “ In the end this arbitrary dis­ BXeUMMVB ■PBBIAL BMSABSISBIITt play of power by the executive dent. But the Marines, in the six outing Saturday at the home of Mr. on the 17th?” USED CARS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS and Mrs. Maurice Clark, OoIumMa No Reserved ^ats! Two Performances Daily I branch might turn out to / be a The board will also hear a re­ months that followed, came to good thing! It might be the dan­ port on ourriculum development know it best. Lake. Members participated in boating ger signal that this country presented by Plotkin; and will It was a beautiful green South needs,"' he said. conaider plans for the new ele­ Sea isle—and it waa rotten. It and swimming. Edward Lee waa C*r>' cookout. chairman. Oraat Dap “ I auapect that it was ah eye- mentary school. "THAT TOVOM W Swimr opener for millions of citizens who Mr. and Mrs.. Randy Lane of MINK" MiKBhr HtM iiyrt Bridgeport paid a surprise visit to Pise "Dnert Pslr*l" had grown rather Indifferent, if Mancheater Bveolng Herald ARMSTRONG TIRES CsnpMe Shew at •:$• the group. Randy Lane has been MMR Midi JM yiM M»Ml XM not complacent, about the mount­ ^outh W I a d a o r eorreapondent, "We/juAt; woimd omL Laura Kata, telepiKHM MItioliell the chapter’s guest organist at — Starle Wed. — Aim MBiiwmm ing .powers of federal govern­ "THE SKY ABOVE ment." 4-175$. 6.70x15 concert's presented In this area. THE MYD BELOW” Ebitertalnfnent waa prorided by tke/kijdiMI f.5314 DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. ARDERY C H m O llT. IftC, I •V.. ■/

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protect tmrselvea end tlM world identified by the regular use e ( cant in June but well above the ' * ^ that way.. . ' her middle name. A Thoofht for Today ’ New Oir Sales 47.8 par cant a t tos mariiet held bp $5.5 Billion Tax Cuts Jack Sanson Perry Assistant Headmaster CluVs Offer^ No Further Information lUther, toi auch s ' dlpltHnatic, Connecticut She was nominated as ' Halaa by the HaiiolMistoT GM in July of last year. / Notice Loy, or as Helen M. Isiy, to be can­ CupnfttQ Ifpralb power polities Mtuatlon, w « Should ril at Tops Siiu^ ^5 T o rd tto e k 26.6 per oent, against didate for secretary of state. 68.2 per cent last year. p h ^ I e r Returning to At School in Switzerland PUBUSHKD BY m have th^ aama ebjectlvd we But, if she is coming, to your W i HAVE DAILY Code Before ■xiuu^ .pnoiTmG co. mo. Yankee DCrinRO^(At^>-^Ward’B rqx>rto ■llpp^ from 11.6 per cent in 1961 Proposed as U.S. Aid should have In every possible pol­ community, or delivering 'a speech; The first fact about God, ths to 10.8 per oent this year. Ameri­ Thalidomide Given v t b u m ii atr««t lid yestelA y salss o f new do- DELIVERY TO THI Johii Perry, 78 Tanner St,- has Jtuichetter. Conn icy momwt in this late twentieth By A< H. 0. the publicity provided to announce one' that comes before all ethers, can Motors took 6.6 per. cent this State Theater Board Today jwSkM r is the fact that Hs is a merciful been appointed assistant'heactoias- such activity will be referring to metUe ears in July were the high­ year and 6.2 per cant last year. (Omittaned from Page One) Enrollment Session ter at the Leysin American School V^TBR R reRGUloN century—the objective of applying her as Helen McNamara Ijoy. God. How wonderful this is, to / PubUih«n It la already possible to name est for ths month sincs^l965. Btudebakar edged up to 1.2. per Jack Sanson, 85 Hamlin St., in Leysin, Switzerland, according Hie adoption of a proposed / Psuiiwsra add last month, ysar. persona earning less than $2,000 echool’s director. Dr. Theodore E. 'TubUahad C v tn Ercntiig E:xc«pt tha heaviest single burden In all On# who Is iadiffsrant,. as so often will be held tomorrow in the from 1926 to 1929, and again from the acceptance or rejection of an possibilities of scar between na­ as Helen Loy. daily avsrage of 90,467, compared a year; would reduce maximum Kruglak. unda.yt and Holidays. Battrad at tbs the state campaign. Of all the Now, obviously enough, they ws are la our response to Him. regietrars of voter’s office in 1935 to 1953. will once more take offer from the Manchester Coun­ (Conttniled from Page One) tection of the health of the Amorf- 'ett Oftle* at Uancb««ter. Conn, as tions or blocs of nations. names Involved on either aide, this with 430,082 hi July, 1961, and NCWPORT BEACH CL06BD personal taxes from 91 to U .per the Municipal Building base­ For the past year, Perry has try Club to buy town land, are the •eoad Class llaQ Matter. are supposed to think green Kven if we don’t care about our NEWPORT, B.I. (AP)— Second AREA charge. ; ^ can people.” one is now being depended upon 429,006 In July, 1060. th e toUl V ment. The hours will be from 5 been teaching mathematics at two major items on tonight's meet- tain a compromise on a series of The threat 6f war to civilisation thoughts of her,, to imagine the destiny God cares. He Is.slow to Beach here was closed temporari­ cent; would drop corporation tax The appointment ’was announced The thalidomide developments . for the greatest single special de­ volume was the lowest this year to 8 p.m. Leysin, a coeducational boarding Ing of the board of directors. I sparked the renewed pressure for BOBBCRIPTION RATES has progressed to the point whera leprechauns dancing around har anger, abounding In steadfast for any month since Februaty. ly to bathers Monday afternoon rates from 52 to so per cent and by James Totman. zone manager amendments proposed by Presi­ Payable la Advaace livery, or at least safeguarding, of love, and forgiving. How dm hu­ The session is for voters who school for university preparitory . The meeting will start . at 8 ! legislation. no one can evade it, or sit it out aa and to ascribe all that pleasant The seasonal drop of 12.'T per when 10 persona—nine of them LENOX would include reductions (or all for Stanley-Wamer Theaters. San­ dent Kennedy to the drug control C arri'r Mall votes, p f all the names on the ros­ manity go wrong, when the Lord wish to switch from independ­ students. 'About one-fifth of the : o’clock in the hearing room of the I Dirksen. wlio has fought against las .Tsar ...... |16 80 833.00 good lodks and personal charm to cent from June was caused in part children—^were stung by Portu- son win continue .suoen’isin“- the a safe spwtator while others go ter of candidates, this is the one of all life has such a nature! For other taxiiayers with emphasis or ent to Ftepublican or Democrat, students at Leysin are from the ; ! Municipal Building. a introduced by Sen. Kefaiiver. ! some of the controls Kefauver and lU Uoaths ...... 7.78 11.00 an ancestry which lived in the by higher-than-e X p e e t e d July g..ess men-of-war. the 62.000 to $5,000 bracket. 110## Moatha...... J.on 8.60 to it. There used to be some fan­ the publicists in charge will be right climste. this means that the reality in the PHARMACY and for party registered voters United States, and the others are I ; A public hearing on the pro- Dirksen said he would support . others want to put in the drug bill, )a# M oetb...... l.SO l .n most anxious to get before the sales following lower-than-expect- All were taken to Newport Hoa- Congress headed into a new w'ho want to change parties. j posed housing code will be held PselEly ...... DO .46 cied security and gain for you if ,W e don’t know how far it will world is ths good, and that evil I ’t.'.I, treated for their injuries, 299 E. CENTER ST. children of American. businessmen ! and work for passage' of a bill to j .said Larrick had testified tjia public. But we haven’t figured out ed June sales. The drop w u the round of hearings with a joint Registrars of Voters Edward prior to the directors action on FDA has no regulatory powers ’ you could get >r)ur enemies fight­ have to go, before the commenta­ falls short o f reality. It la easy to smallest since 1966. and released. Senate-Houie committee opening abtoad, foreign service officers or I tighten regulations over the dis­I any way for them to get it on the see life the other way around; in­ Moriarty. a Demociat, ..^nd international organization offic­ the code. ; under existing law to control ex- MEMBER o r tors of the stste give up and re­ General Motors accounted tor The stinging jellyfish wars about TEL Ml 9489* a public inquiry today into thr tribution of experimental dmg.s THE ASSOCIATED PRH3S ing among themselves. That illu­ voting machine in November. deed if one lookk At it with the Fred Peck, a Republican, ^-ill ials. ' j - The code is aimed at preventing ' periinental drugs that it hasn’t tract their rash conclusion that no 54.4 |ier cent of all domestic cars five inches in diameter, trailing econonvy's health. conduct the session. ; older dwellings ft oni being aliow- Which could have damaging .side Hi# Associatad Press Is exclusively sion, along wdth many others, was Hie name in question is a mid­ Irishman was nominated at tha eyes that have not behold the A graduate of Maiichealer High ^ effects. used. entitled to the use of republleatloa of dle name, and it is the most im­ sold. This was a drop from 56.2 per tentacles about three feet long. Be(i)re the heai'ings got uhder etL to deteriorate. It wa.s drafted all aevs dispatches credited to It or blasted out of history 17 years ago Republican convention, before it is glory of God, it will look to him School. Perr;^ earned a bachelor of The Kefauver drug measure was STOCKHOLNI. Sweden lAPi — portant name in Connecticut po­ way. a committee member. Sen; by a special committee, on the ant otherwise credited la this paper at Hiroshima. judged that the voters of the state as if evil reigns. But Christians 'ihis couLriouled to Uie worst eco­ arts degree from Baylor Univer-1. I passed by the committee after I Sherri Finkbine and her husband and also the local news published here. litical history, one would guess by William Proxmlre. D-Wis., blasted pattern of the code in effect in are aware that there is, after all. know that the love and forgive­ nomic cra.sh. in U.S. history'.’’ slty ahd a master of arts degree considerable amending. How-ever, slipped out of their hotel today, .All rlsrhls of republlcatinn of special- policies of Ihe Federal Reserve New Haven. ' apparently to sec a Swediah doc-. dispatches herein are also reserr^ the emphasis now being given to it. ■ something fop neariy everybody on ness of God stands even the worst Board as “ economy slow-down” Proxmlie said thal^ vvhat he from the University of Hartford. Senate majority leader Mike It might never have come into, the Republican ticket. of human conditions. In every sit­ called economic stagnation has Tlie country club offer was made ■ tor about the abortion .she .seeks Quest For The Black Death policies. He formerly taught at the Ocean in May. Club officials sre offering Mansfield of Montana said it may Pull sendee client of N. B. A. I the prominence uow being accord­ But we suspect It Is going to get uation there is the possibility of become alarming. be some, time before it can be con­ There were unconfirmed reports le»: Inr. The death of Geoffrey Bacon, ed it if we and some other politi­ “ For the Federal Reserve Board Academ.v in Darien and at Weth­ the to\vn $200,000. plus the con­ that .she was to be examined dur- pretty pointed and obvious before making something wonderful out to deliberately force up Interest r'el. he said, the federal Re­ John Perry sidered by the Senate. Publishers RepresentatlTCs. cal commentators had not had the serve pill sues "hign inierest rate ersfield High School. struction of three golf holes at no inp the d^' by a gs'necologist at Julius Mathews Special Agency- the Britleh ecientlst who had been it is all done. There may be sham­ of It. rales as high as .It has been do­ Dem'oeralic legi.slative leaders poor judgment to indulge ourselves Rev. William G. Lorlmer, IS YOUR AUTO INSURANCE economy slow-down" policies. Perry is the son of Mr. and. of Mexico when the brigantine cost to the town, in return for 146 the Caroline Hospital. Tork. ChIrsco. Detroit and BoMon. working on Britain's germ war­ rocks in evidence, and no doubt ing. is to throw sand into the acres )p the Globe Hollow t/act. said after their weekly breakfa.st MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU or in some comment on the fact that somebody will organize, before It First Congregational Church, Sucli policies of costly .money Mrs. Dwight Perry. The elder Per­ school ship Albatross, struck by a The Phoenix. Ariz, housewife CIRCULATIONS fare projects, is s tragedy, but it engine," he said in a statement ry la head of the Manchester High conference with President Kenne­ the Republican State Convention is all over, something called Helen South Windsor. today. and reduced bank reserves, he said, rare "white squall,'' sank, killing' R—TEL. Ml 6-6U1 tax cut "to be coupled with a In addition. $100 has been re-i She has been .employed at the lights brought fnuch critlciam from nlst China so far he couldn't even policy . . . which will produce a re-election as chairman. ceived in smaller donations from HarUord Seminary Foundation for ous 20 seconds to go north or turn own conscience beyond acceptance LENOX PHARMACY SimpUcIty and MoOafl balanced budget.’’ spending policy..'., which will pro­ motorists, it was reported today. east. see the physical presence of their ''iNsuiiAir8MrrB» s in c e i s u ” In response to a question. Rob­ businesses and individuals, it is ! the past seven years, of this particular scientific mis­ 299 E. CENTER STREET— MI 9-0898 Pattonu On Monday, Secretary of Labor duce a balanced budget.” . Elimination of push buttons for JameS' Rice,' aXristant highway diplomats. -CfiMoey HaU, Hartford Bd. Plumley, board chairman of the ert D. King, district counsel, said reported.' Bom on Feb. 24, 1888, she was a sion. Arthur " J. Goldberg reported on there is the possibility that tech­ walk signs and installation of engineer in the traffic division of Perhaps this piece of social real­ State Mutual Life Assurance CX).. Drug Surveys The team Is slated to leave for j daughter of Charles H. an'd Addie walk lights into the sequence wdth That, at least, was when he went one facet of the economy's health. Worce.ster, Mass., .said the tax nically the commission had no Montpelier on Thursday and stay M. Smith Fish, the State Highway Department, ism on the part of Secretary Rusk He said the number of major vehicle "stop and go" lights haa has noted that the new sequence of dead aa s human being. Any of us, reduction urged by the Chamber chairman at this point. Parlia­ there unUl Sunday. If they win the She was a member of First had something to do with the labor market areas experiencing mentary principles would Indicate New England championship, they I Methodist Church, Hartford; Kath- been the work of the State High­ traffic light controls will not lak« all of us, go dead as human beings wovild cause a g ro ss revenue loss Progress Cited way Department engineers. Strangs events which followed. substantial unemployment (ell of $8.6 bfllion. But he said the that toe commission's executive will participate in the national fi- erlne Gaylord Chapter, DAR, of away from eastbound or west­ when we begin to think that It Convart To Carefree Comfort from 51 in June to 48 in July— Lights at Spruce, Summit and bound drivers their previous tim­ But one guesses that there ware net loss would be less than $3 officer, the chairman, would hold nals in New Jersey. | Bristol; the Connecticut Society of doesn't makt any difference what the lowest In two years. Areas in the office until a new chairman ' About Town ' Mayflower Descendants, and a Madison Sts., along E. Center St., ing op the lights. Westbound mo­ other, much more powerful pres­ which idle rates shifted to le.ss billion because lower taxes would By Celebrezze have also been put on a sequence wa do, what evil we try to hameas, spur economic activity. is elected. King added. However, "riie VFW Auxiliary has cancel- director of the Metbodiat Home of torists will have- 23 seconds, and sures at work. SAFE- than 6 pgr . cent of their work this might not be true in the ed its grocery bingo planned fo r , West Haven, of timing to coordinate with new eastbound drivers 26 seconds. ao long as other people are doing force were Spokane, Wash.; Mus- The Chamber’s June 29 an­ (ConHnued from Page One) system at the Center. Chinese Conununiat Foreign nouncement gave great impetus to resent in.stance. inasmuch as tonight at 7:30 at the GAR Hall.! «'»• Simmons was a graduate of The controls will operate on red it. so long as other people may do kegon-Muskegon Heights, Mich., ' Northbound drivers on Main St. Minister Chen Yl t^ k the line, in talk of a quick tax cut to lessen £overin had to stand foe election It will be rescheduled next month.' Bristol High School, class of 1902. and amber caution lights between it to us first if we don't. All of us and. Utica-Rome, iN.lfi:' learped . that some patients who in July, he said. A regular'meeting of the De- Survivors includfc a apn,'Normap will now have more time on the ll'p.m . and 8 a.m. conversstion with Western delega­ CLEAN- the chance of a recession. How­ got'the drug from their doctors begin to go dead as human beings Javits said he believed a tax cut ever. the atmosphere has changed He added-that presumabl.v Lov- gree of Pocahontas will be held Simmons of Burlington; two tions at Geneva, that even iC as to stimulate the economy was passed the pills on to other people erin’s term as ch,airman e.xp'ired at when we pass the moral buck, the considerably in the last week and Friday at 8 p.m. in the Moose Club daughters. Mrs. Kenneth Hays , of year member. He was also a mem­ tha West alleges, China wanted to needed before Jan. 1 and he sug­ and checking of these ca.ses has the annual meeting held July 10. to discuss plans for future meet- i Mrs. George E. Loftiu : chances of congre.ssional action not been completed. ber of. the Rockville Lodge of Elks. responsibility for deciding what DEPENDABLE- gested that it follow along these The 1M7 special act creating the she He is survived by no near rela­ fight a war, it couldn’t posribly do lines: I thus year on taxes now seem les Celebrezze's figures covered the ings. Refre^ments will be ser\’ed. _*** I State News we ourselves will do. to somebody district makes no time limit as to Hospital Notes lived; a" granddaughter, Misg Pa­ tives. so now becauBs of its Internal dis­ 1 elimination of ail federal in­ ' likely. distribution of the drug by the else. It is almost s kindness, per­ The administration has an- when a chairman shall be elected, Admitted yesterday: Harold tricia Loftus, and" two nephews. Funeral sen’ices will be held tress and weakm come taxes (or those eaming less American manufacturer to U.S. it only stipulates that a chairman The funeral will be held tomor­ haps, as well as a kind of justice, AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT . nounced that it will seek a tax Chishman. Mountain Rd., Elling­ Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Ladd Along with this surprising open than $2,0(K) a year. A $500 million doctors (or experimental use while shall be elected. King aaid. If there ton; Lydia Heintz. Tolland. row et 2 p.m. at Barnea Memorial Funeral Home, 19 Ellington. Ave. R o u n d u p when the horror of tha Middle cut, I cut next year, to be effective Jan. efforts were being made to obtaip statement from him. there came Distovsr fiw ksrary and oeonemy o f a (au atoeniBlie eH heat. ! 1. Plumley said that' to wait until are no decisions to be made, it Di.sciiarged yesterday: Edna Sulou.- Chapel West St Bristol The Rev The Rev. Paul Bowman, pastor of Ages, recaptured for a modem 2. Reduction in the maximum clearance from the Food and Drug would seem there is no need for a livan. ,St. Anthony's Convalescent Dr. L.«iMd P. Caiw of Blooi^ield Union Congregationaj^ Church, will subtler indications that perhaps kstaH on ai.m. cenven'ien o9 burner in ye«r preeenf bsah'wg personal income tax from 91 to 65 ' January "w’ould be a calculated chairman. King said. (Continued from Page One) germ warfare test tube, bites tha ; risk” ana that the psychological Administration for its release. Home Earn St.; Collin Kelly. 34 " ’'il officiate. Burial Will be in officiate. Burial, will he ,.in Grove what he was really doing; at ' tyttam BOW far • wsrmar. kedihier heme wHheut work or per cent. A $300 million cut. His report did not take account Du another matter concerning jOlm St. West Cemetery, Bristol. hand that was willing to handle It. ‘ and economic impact at that time Hill Cemetery. j /rame store in West Hartford at GeneiA was fishing around for the- worry, o.f.m. advaNcod dtoign insures positive 'oir and o8 3. Reductions for all other tax­ of the case of a New York woman the special act setting up the dis­ Birth today; A son to Mr. and "o calling hours. Friends may call at the funeral, 'What^ other just reward ahould payers with emphasis on those in ' might be too small and too late trict, the statute is somewhat de­ the turn of the century. Ha left an possibilities of less tension and Aontsol and parmili sIReisnt burning of oH grades a t doaisrik I to prevent a recession. who gave birth to a malformed Mrs. R o b e rt Joy, J70 K. Main! who wish may make me- home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. there be for such a wilUngneaa, for the $2,000 to $5,000 bracket. A $2.7 baby after receiving the drug from ficient in that it doesn't spell out I mortal contributions to the Metho- estate of $1,697,621. more trade with the West. fasi ad. billion cut. such a thought? Current Annual I ' a Park Avenue psychiatrist who firmly just when the fiscal year PuMIc Records I West Haven. James T. Myers Thsre was also, at Geneva, from SAVE 176 4 A drop in the corporation rate obtained supplies from Germany begins and ends. King observed. Warrantee Deed: Alma S. and Th* Young Funeral Service of, Fire Kills 4 Horses from 52 to 50 per cent plus, ap­ James T. Myers, 51, of Putnam, Foreign Minister Chen Tl, open Sat Harry Van Camp Today For Complete Information Dividend On Happy landing before it was astociated with cas­ Under the act. the fiscal year Joseph M. Skipper to Malcolm T. Bellevue Ava.. Bristol, is in son of Mrs. Mary T. Myers of 20 WALLINGFPRD (AP) — Four The Newest Fhc proval of the revised 7 per cent es of deformity In Europe. The runs from one annual meeting to and Yvette Segar. property off charge of arrangements. horses perished early today as fire admission of why Communist Investment credit prorision de­ Woodbridge St. and brother of lUDGET TERMS Insured Savings For 70 in Plane child lived only 41 minutes. another, but in practice the fiscal Worce-ster Rd.; Eh’erett F. and Mrs. John A. Lawler, 81 Alton-St., leveled an 80-year-old barn ownH China might Be Interested in bet­ The flag of the world's newest signed as a business moderniza­ There have also been a few period has been set to run from Mary C. Hoffman to Michael D. Mrs. Thomas McKeoo by Choate School.' ef m AUTOMATIC tion incentive. A $2 billion cut. died suddenly of a heart attack ter relations with the outside nation is designed with a great TO SUIT YOU cgMs of deformity of children July 1 of one year to June 30 of and M. Gall Bryne, property off Mrs. Ellen Sullivan McKeon, 86 Authorities said the fire spread HEAT The senator pointed out the pack- KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP)—Sev- another year, he added. yesterday at his home. world. There wtu open admission gold x-formed croas, which stands bom in this country to women Dobson Ave.; J. A. McCarthy Inc. Rosette St., Now Haven, mother of Survivors, besides his mother so rapidly it blocked off both en- age would total $7 billion if the re­ I enty persons aboard an American In the present year, there was to Eklward N. and Helen E. Jan- Atty. John P. McKeon of Manches­ of differences with Russia, and in­ for beauty and sunlight,, of which cent $1.5 billion benefit in ac­ who had taken the pills overseas and sister In Manchester, include trance.s and made rescue of to* Airlines plane escaped serious in­ or otherwise obtained them from a 10-day span between July 1 and ton, property aft South St.; Ed­ ter, died Sunday at St. Raphael's animals Impossible. Also lost' in dication of Chinese resentment the new nation has plenty. The top celerated depreciation fo r business July 10 —• the sUrt of the fi.scal two sisters in Belmont, Mass., and jury in a landing crash blamed abroad. ward N. and Helen E. Janton to Hospital, New Haven. Norfolk, Va., and several nieces the flames were a truck and a hay over the degree of Russian aid and bottom panels of tha flag, in firms were included. .year accordtog^ to the special act. Joseph M. and Alma Skipper, Survivors, besides her son in baler. Choate business manager Javits declared that the govern­ on gusty winds which blew the Questioning brought out from King said. and nephews. ■ which has been forthcoming in the between the arms of the croes. Are Celebrezze that the Food and Drug property off West St.;'Center De­ Manchester, include her husband Charles Eglise estimate^ value of ment must take other actions be­ , plane off a runway Monday dur- In other business, affecting the velopment Inc. to TTie U A R of New Haven, a daughter of Al­ Funeral services will be hold time of China’s urgent economic green, to repreeent natural wealth, sides cutting taxes, and that labor ! ing a thunderstorm, Administration thus far has infor­ tomorrow at 2 p.m, at the Smith- the building and its contents at district, Loverin reported that bid.s Housing Corporation, property at bany, N. Y.. and six grandchildren. approximately $25,000. need. of which the new nation haa some, and business must cooperate with j • The right wing of the (our-en- mation that 207 of the women who and prices ivere being checked on Vernon Center Heights. The funeral will be held tomor­ Walker Funeral Home, Putnam. received the pills In the experi­ Several neighbors were awaken­ After the Geneva conference, most of It represented by the moves of their own. if a strong : gine Blectra turbine - propellor three equipment items approved at row at 8:30 a.m. at the Cox, Smith Burial will be in Grove ,St- Ceme­ •conomic advance is to be started. . plane ripped off and caught fire, mental distribution were known to tery, Putnam. , ed around 3 a.m. by the stomping there were two additional touches above-mentioned sunlight. The a spectxl meeting, also held in July. Vernon news Is handled by The and Crimmins Funeral Home, 1287 and whinnying, of the trapped 336 N. MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 The administration, Javits said, j The fuselage settled about 50 fiet be pregnant at the time. Nearly "The three items arc. $4,500 for Herald's Rockville Bureau. 5 West Chapel St., New Haven, with a ^ e n d s may call at the funerid of attempted pleasantness on tha side panels of the flag, in between should abandon "negative, waste­ i away. all th^e womeq hav? delivered horses. Flames were shooting sky­ a brush fire truck; $2,000 for Main St„ -telephone TRemont solemn high Mass of requiem at home tonight from 7 to 8. ward when firemen arrived and a part of the Chinese Communists. the other arms of the cross, are ful and bureaucratic procedures Alan Atkin, airport manager, babies, it was stated, and the in­ equipping a tanker truck, and $1.- 5-3136 or Mitchell 9-6797. the Church of the Sacred Heart, on the part of executive and reg­ vestigation showed that many took nearby hydrant was tod hot to use. Back in Peiping, Foreign Minister colored black, representing hard­ said the separation of the wingi 5(K) for four. ■ twq-way radios for New HavMi, at 9. Burial will be in The cause of the fire was hot ulatory agencies so that laws will and fuselage probably saved the the suspect drug only in the late/ use by district officials and depu- All Saints Cemetery. North Ha­ Chen Yi made a point of saying ship. "I CAN TELL YOU be administered 'in the interest of months of pregnancy^ The critical Train Car Tips, determined but authorities said it lives of the 65 passengers and tie.s. ven. could have been caused by an ex­ publicly that he had assured Sec­ That ia what the new nation economic growth and free com­ five crewmen. time for effect on unborn infants 8t. Onge to Speak Friends may call at the funeral VERNON — DOBSONVILLE — VERNON is the first three months. People Workman Injured plosion in the truck. /. retary Rusk China would cooper­ seems to have most of, even in its FROM EXPERIENCE petition.’’ "If the wing had not tom off. Candidates for political offices home tonight from 8 to 9. The horses. mostly saddle ate fully in encouraging the neu­ supposedly thrlUlng nationhood. It also should thoroughly re­ the plane would have burned with Celebrezze said FDA investiga-. hi the coming November elections evaluate "antitrust policies so tors' have completed Interviews- In The News mounts, were being boarded at the^ tralism of Laos. In a Sw'isa radio Just about the first act of ths thr passengers aboard," Atkin have put Vernon and Rockville on Frank J. Schuster MANSFIELD—Louis' Lepporoli. barn, known as the Jones Bam. It that they may sei^-e the national said. wlth 1,097 doctors out o.f a total of their campaign trail. The latest to Frank Joseph Sohuster. 75. of 54. of Brattleboro. Vt.. was in- Interview, he 'publicly praised the nation of Jamaica, now that H was rented to Robert Heilman / it YOU'LL LIKE Interest in growth and moderni­ Two persons, a mother and her 1, .8 reported as investigators or schedule a visit here is Ma.vor Wil­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' 4'8 Lyness St., died this morning jui-ed yesterday when the 50-foot Wallingford by th, private United States for its assurance it has ceased to become a British RE-OPENING SALE zation, rather than to carr\' out teen-age daughter, were Injured, users of thalidomide.' liam St. Onge of Fbitnam. Robert F. Kennedy. like any at Mancheeter Memorial Hos­ boom of a crane on a Central Ver­ 4>aratory, school. ■ ‘ ■ did not Intend to assist and back colony and has entered the British abstract principles ^derived from neither seriously. He explained that the number of St. Onge. candidate for Congress father of seven, haa a little trou- pital after a short illness. mont Railway work car cau.sed it In Branford last night. 500 a preceding and obsolescent era a Chinese Nationalist invasion of Commonwealth as an equal nation, STARTS fODAY, AUG. 7 The plane was bound from Dal­ doctors having the drug exceeds from the Second District, will be hie remembering their ages some- Mr. Schuster was, born in Can­ to tip over at about 2:30 p.m. | pigeons were burned to / d e a t h of United States economic de- the number of investigators as guest speaker at the Young Demo-1 times. ton, Mass., and came to Man­ Lepporoli was foreman of the; the mainland. has been to open negotiations for THE PEOPLE las, Tex., to New York. when a fire destroyed,'a b'arn velopmefit." he said. PasTOngers, Including Reps. previously reported by the manu­ cratic Chib’s picnic Aug. 12 at the: Appearing at a taping session chester about 21 years ago from work crew grading the track bed. i owned by Joseph Zt^wallack on All these straws in the diplo­ a loan from the United Btates. New Hampshire. He owned and Cliff Davis. D-Tenn.. and Dale Al­ facturers because a few investiga­ I^lian Social Club on Snipsic St. of the Tennessee Ernie Ford* tyle- He was takenrio Windham Com­ Brushy Plan Rd. The cause of the matic wind, as analyzed by Mar­ This will be to enable Jamaica to WASHINGTON (AP)-Federal tors gave some' of the drug to their The picnic will begin wt 2 p.m. vision show, for broadcast Aug. operated • landscaping business in munity Memorial Hospital in Wil- AT SAVINGS & LOAN" Reserve ‘ policies came under fire ford, D-Ark., hailed, stewardess Manchester until his retirement fire was not dete^ined. guerite Higgins in the Herald go ahead with-certain heceasities Nancy Root. 23, of Dallas, Texas, partners or to other physicians. with games and prizes lor the chil- U.S. attorney general Was limantic with fractures of the ribs from Sen. William FToxmire. D- There were 74 doctors who had dren. A speaking program will fol- jg-jed to call the rill of the four about three years ago. He was a 'TYilmne, have Washington won­ of national life, like housing, EVELYN'S as a heroine. and vertebrae suffered when he BEN BELLA EIXES .ALOBRLA Wis., today as (Congress headed some of the drug on hand when low. All candidates in the area children who had. come to the member of Center Congregation­ was pinned underneath the toppled dering. hi Communist China, sup­ schools . and water systems. Nsact into a new round of hearings on Miss Root buried her 100-pound al Church and the Odd Fellow’s .VLGIERS ,.\P)—yiif I- body against an emergency door the -survey was made, with the also have been invited to attend, studio with him and Mrs. Ken- crane. , gerian provisional government posedly the "tough guy" half of Jamaica will .have to find aomt tax'cut possibilities. The board's supplied totalling 22,947 tablets. Savin Visits ; nedy. Lodge of Norwood. Mass. Arthur J. Nichols. 55, of Palmer, | high-interest policies, he said, are repeatedly until it opened, allow­ Sui'vivors include ty'O daugh­ of Premier Ben VouMcf Ben the Communist world, supposedly way of supporting ths 700 man DRESS SHOP ing passengers to escape. The secretary .said all the tablets Moses Savin, St. Onge’s oppo-j "There's David, 7 ;. Bobby, 9; Mass., the crane operator, suffered : Khcilda surrendered Its puiver throwing sand into the econom.v’s found to date have been either de­ nent. inferred with membera of Joseph. 10. and Kathy. 11. " he ters, Mrs. Pi-ances J. Townsend hip bruises in the mishap. - ! the believer in the Inevltsblllty of regiment of native troops which is (FORMERLY ON ROUTE 83) Sinet 1891— U'l bttn th* lamt story: Paeple likt the Savings gears. thunderstorm was In progress area Republican town committees of Manchester, with whom he today to the political Iwreno stroyed, cbllected as official sam­ headed hjr. A'ice Premier .Ahmed Brar, suddenly trying to enlist in charge of defandlng ths nspr na-. NOW UXiaTED ON ROtTTE 30 Proxmlre Is a member of the: and wind gusts up to 40 miles per made his home, and Mrs. Martin CAROUNE DI’E IN NEW YORK hour swept ' the airport as the ples, or impounded by local au­ last night at the Public Safety Kennedy got a signal from Bob- Ben Bella.. A communique Is- Wastom sympathy , and aid for a tion against Hs snemles. Britain (BETWEEN VERNON CmCLE and VERNON and Loan paepla; That's why thousands in tha intarvaning yaars Senate-HouSfr Economic CJoramit- thorities. Building in Vernon. Lutzen of Manchester; two sons. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL) . plane ' approached Knoxville./ by. '"'I think I made a mistake," NEW %'ORK (.API—CeroUne - sued by Ben Khedda's office said different kind of power riiowdown tee which opens a public injuiry O lebreue opened the news con­ Vernon GOP ci^airman George. ■Vernon E. Schuster of Seattle, used to pay that expense; now "We were taking a terrific beat­ Wash., and Carlton D. Schuster of Kennedy. 4, arrives here toflay “ the powers held hitherto by the hava coma to Manchastar's eidast financial institution for financ­ Into the state of the economy. His, ference |With a statement that he Maharan introduced Savio, a 'resi­ "How old are you, Bobby?” aboard the presidential plane provisional goverament' of the —t ^ t perhaps inevitable geopo­ somebody else will have to pay the statement issued in advance of the ing as we approached the field," dent of New London who said he Flmlda; a brother. Peter Schus­ biU. Alford said. "1 personally felt we had hoped to have in final form Ford asked. that bears her name. She and .Algerian Repiibllr are hence­ litical clash with the power which hearings reflects a point of view by today new rules and regula­ intended to visit each of the 64 ter of Indiana; two sisters. Miss ing af homa buying . . . building . or heme improving. If you were going to crash. I don't know towns in the district during the Bobby, promptly A. B. Schuster of Holbrook. Mass., her mother are to fly to Rome forth exercls^ by. the poiitiral sits 'on the roof of the Asian con- If ever any nation seemed to already voiced by some of the tions tightening up requirements loudly. aboard a commercial airliner to- bureau.” DAYTIME DRESSES other members of this -committee how the pilot' did as well as he campaign and Mrs. Hazen Duncan of Cam­ Uneiit? have economic reason for staying have any ef these projects in mind, eema talk ever financing with did.’’ for approval of new druga for gen­ night. Jacqueline Kennedy flew and of the tax-writing House eral use. He oaid, however, that Also present last night were bridge, Mass.; nine grandchildren Have we already come, ao swift- under the British Imperial wing, JUNIORS, T to 15—MISSY. 10 to *0 Capt. Vic James of Ft. Worth, FrankHn G. Welles, of Vernon, Rep. Frank J. Becker, R-N.Y., and six great-grandchildren. ■here Monday from H y a a n I s ■Ways and Means Committee, still they will not be ready until the Port, Mass., and went to the V , to the time when the two lead- or at least for staying in asMcla- US. You'll like the traatmant you ^at heral conducting closed hearings in the Tex., the pilot, said a wind gust candidate for stole senator in the secretary was stabbed Funeral services will be neld blew the airliner off to the right latter part of this week or the ear­ 35th district. Paul . B. Sweeney. in a Capitol Carlyle Hotel. The First Ijidy tog Comimnlst powers in ths tion with other Caribbean terri­ HALF S I Z ^ 14.V^ to 24V^ •ame field. ly part of next week. m onth Thursday at 11 a.m. a1 the Holmes These members have expressed of the nmway, causing the right candidate for high sheriff of Tol- calirt for a congres- Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Hie and Caroline are' to visit .Mrs. - FREE DELIVERY world are trying to play relaUona tories in some kind of federation, it In connection with his report on _ _ ' _ ' An A I see Am tenet I m Aa a n l a lo t v n a landing gear to collapse. land County; and Thomas Car- sionai inquiry into crime in the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor Kennedy’s brother-in-lan and with the West agalnat one concern that a tax cut, either now'i the thalidomide investigation. Cel­ At Tilt PARKAOE would be this new nation of Ja­ or next year, may simply result He sail} the plane then skidded ruthers of Vergon, who has ex­ of Center Omgregational Church, sister, P r ii^ Stanislas and Prin­ other? maica. in an arc and the right wing ebrezze said he is extremely "The' capital city of Washington cess Lee RaddwUl, who are va- , fai a greatly increased budget def­ pleased by the recognition being pressed an interest in the nomina­ will officiate. Burial will be in LIRGEH DRUG And if so, what problems and op- But no obvious monetary or eco­ • EVENING DRESSES icit with little stimulation of the ripped off and caught fire. Airport tion' aa Vernon state representa­ should not be known aa a jungle Brayton Cemeteiy. Warwick. R.I. eatioaliig la a villa overlooking accorded Dr. Eb'ances O. Kelsey of but cleaned up to .stand out as an | the Tyrrbeetlan Sea. pertunlUab does this provide to nomic consideration has had much ecohomy unless the federal re- firemm quickly extinguished the tive. Friends may call at the funeral - A -ft A blaze. the Food and Drug Administration Last Friday, Republicans John examine to toe rest of toe na’ horne tomorrow from 3 to 6 and Weatem policy? setyo system simultaneously at the White House today. Dr. -f- influence among the people of this • BLOUSES • SKIRTS adopts lower-in tefoat, earier tyed- Lupton of Weston, seeking elec­ tion.” 7 to 9 p.'m. One answer la that there would country. They knsi^’, when they Kelsey was chosen by President tion as congressmah-at-Iarge. and It policies. RED TEST NOT FIRST Kenp^y to receive the nation’s toe nothing ao fboUsh and ao selected their political course, that 'This point o f view has been chal- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Mrs. Helen M. -Loy of Plalnvllje, King Hussein of Jordan and his .Andrew J. Traill highest award for oivilian .service wife returned home from Morocco ROCKVILLE — Andrew John . Hitnned as |or us to breaths a they^ could have chosen an easier • SLACKS •SHORTS S A V I N G S lenjifed by other raembens and by Atomic Energy CommhMion said candidate fer secretary of state, for her insistence that the safety conducted house-to-house visits in after a 50-day private tour of Eu­ Traill. 88. formerly of W. Main St., R N lto t sigh of relief, and relax Federal Reserve (^airman William today the Sosipt Union may have one. They knew they were not do­ McChesney Martin Jr. He contends openeid it# new nuclear test of 'lalidomide for general use tin parts of Vernon 'and Rockville. Ac­ rope and North Africa. Moroccan died late yesterday afternoon at a PRESCRIPTIONS the prospect that Russia and ing the most practical thing in the anc/ L O A N interest ratM must be kept high seriee with some Masts -in this country had not been proved. companying Lupton and Mrs. Loy police, meanwhile, announced Rockville convalescent home. A in a would hancelorth be so busy enough to piVvent flight of capital Siberia beforo flriag Suaday's "U is pleasing to us to see a were Welles and Sweeney. they had frustrated an assassina­ Mr. Traill was bom in Montreal, World. They also believed they ALL A T v £RY .V .-s s o < I \ r I c> N devoted public worker or public ’# 9dng to finish each other.oljr they abroad, which would aggravate the hlgb-aMItiHle . shot of about S9 Other RepubUixui candidates tion plot against Hussein by Canada; Jan. 12, 1874, and lived fa wei^ claiming and exerting their oqunt'ry’a balance o f payments defi- meigatoas. Ib o ABC said there oCHcial receiva recognitloa,*’ .Cele- who wUl tour the S5fh district, "Palestinian terrorists’’ with the the Rockville area for many years. toMld leave' ue ‘ to eecurity and own special identity and special eit. The joint committee will hear arei "impUcatbws" Ibht the Sun­ brezse, said. with likely stops . in. Vsmon, in­ arrest « i tsra Palestinian Arabs. Before hia retirement some time -Vtoiou. freedom, and that seemed wwth REASONABLE PRICES Martin later.. day tent wns not the Omt la the He expressed the opinion a great clude: a^o. he was a clerk for many m 9 - 9 8 1 4 deal can be. done on a cooperative Jotin Als<4>, candidate for gover­ years at the U.S. Envelope Co. WR DELIVER : It would be only elightly leee more than any other considera- 6IAWCIH8TH*« ULEKiT riliAMCIAt IWttlTUTIOII "For the Federal'Reserve Board new round el Ruesina testa. In- OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. to . deliberatel.v force up interest dionthms are that testa. In the basis with the drug industry nor, and William D. Graham, can­ As a young man. Mr. Traill was Jboliah tor us to try to play some Upivs. Paoplc are that wreason- THURSDAY. FRIDAY to 9 P.M. rates a It has been doing, is to low klloton range were fired at ward tightening restrictions on didate for treasurer. Aug. 28. About lo ^ n active in the entei^nment field in Meve^'' game between them, some ^ Ic . They keep on h a ^ g mo­ 1007 MAIN STREOT — NEAR MAPLE throw sand into the engine . . ;’’ the Sqviet Nuclear alto In 81- drugs, but he added the govern­ Horace Seely-JSrown,’ candidate Rockvilla. He appeared aa and man Jpune keeptn|j them ao evenly CLOSED MONDAYS'! . ment has no control when a drug PINE PHARMACY a t ments in which they 1st Intangibles Rroxmire aaid. "In 1929, w e Cut hatifa, the eemmlaalon aaidl A for senator, and Giahamt. Oet. 17. AnderMn-Cfaea Post. VFW, wiH in many minatrala wliiqh he also, ,1 '■ 1 Wedotodey, 6 AJI. to 13 Moea has been approved ami than fibseted, oapecially for tha Knights r-OOEWBE OF ■Btebed v A ORS totother win out «vsr things HksI broad.Ibrsa# .and TEL. TR 5-8428 taxes at ths earns time hitsrast Jesspb' Adacno, . aandWste toe at ^ at Ifas post Optn Until 5 p.M. Tuesday oy^d Friday • A Jf.toarjL ' A ■ at fMMsR « 6M i ha worn m 6^.. Ir i -Z l

i • ■ ' (■ {■ • ’#-/▼ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' v . ' ••.'■•• ' ,■ I*'. - ' ^ , » . - ■ ■ ■ . * . . . , ' ' . . ' ' O ' "■ • r ' , ■ • ' ■ ' . i ,N--, ■ . • _ ■ ■ , , , \y-: PAGB SIX, KANCRESTBR EVBNINO-HERALD. 1IANCHE8TEB. OQMN^ ^T^ESDAT, AU6II8T T. 196t M ANCHESTER .EVEN IN G H ER ALD , M A NCH ESTER, OONN.. TU ESD AY, AU G U ST T. 1968 ------. . - .1 . .. — ...... V ______. J P ^ G E 8 8 VBN .1 > BUQ 0 8 BUNNY [o u r BOABDDIG SOUSB with MAJOBHOOPUi DAILY CROSSW ORD PUZZLE Did Hiope Call Bring Death? * , of Dr. Homer‘1>. Babbidge Jr. aa a I2th CUytHit \ Bolton university president,, etteettve Oct. I'PK«MP 1DWACH r ;rVE »ECN WONPniN' HOW UCoi^p to Build For A H apptar O iiiM PI«HES lO AUKE UP X WAS OONNASmtUr 1. Dr. Babbldge's salary will be B riK lit. C iieirfsl N fw TNI PIPFCRENCe, HEPSe TSUMMEPt Coin*! Cases the same as Dr. Jorgensen’A I36,- BUT.l CANT POT 1UEV MUST'VE THE *> State Agents^ Adtfic^ Sought Law School in 000 per year. ■ iBesN PULL 0(= MfJtdest■ ' Private I X ' Rites, THIS SORff BUT WMtTjr— •nUKT T5- ENT k A N C E j A c t o r PINStR IN T1M0ER TUNNEL W eTD BE yTOPeooeHf , i s 3u s r A /* MANCHESTER SESSION Edmund Leamy WATtRI BUILT t&flOKTOTKB MINE- NOT ONLY PUT c r a w l- in / / u a o s B Slfoanbila The case of a lE-year-old Oov- On School Space Allotments West Hartford rr uPouTSlOB LOOKS/MORE (ettah. fo m ) AND SIMRXTDN OON> SlntSBMtka For Marilyn Monroe aatfy boy, diarged with aasault ^ — '— ♦ — EAST STROUDSBUKo , Pa. srcrucnoN ooiMnAfiy ■ •TH'MBt, BUT , LIKE A SEAR; PayM (Oewthraed ftem Page Om ) WINDOW ITS 5 0 FEET 4CaimW»i with intent to /carnally know a state education oonsuHanta willPKaniieth Matthewa waa appointed (AP)—Edmund Laatay/ former CffBCTED rreUTWOB TUE iCANETDMEi 5B e ---- t a n SStaNItMt a manber of the planning end de- travel and resort editor of the New SOUTH OF \ THAN A 7 !■ vintaii (OaattraeO from Pace Oae) characterized by her beautiful feanale ehUd, .has been turned over be asked to Bfoet srith the board AUNE/fiAW-*'! SHOUU7 SHtittiMUn •■aoMHilMni rtga sub-committee, on which Gen. Albert E. Coles said that If To'ric World Telegram and Sun, SHADES! HANE BEEN HEBE.^ * -TH'MINE . l e o L D m i n e / TUtan smile, her musical laugh and iwr to the family relaUona d^Murt- of edifbation and tho pidiUe build­ negotiations for the Farmu^ton e n t r a n c e .* ■ i e t w ■—■■. sn««M>**ta a t tlM star’s Ufa. They wUl report Douglas Cheney *im1 Harold Dwy­ will be buried here *niursday after UO^mUeMla detailed interest in people." ment of the court for study to see ing commission to sdviae tho lo­ er are serving. Bite fafl, then the trustees have no Made To Order •Haatatatpaal "MarUyn never me^oned death nervicee in St. Matthew’s Church. V URotlgrwqpMta MGrMdY tliair findings to the coroner to if the Juvehlle court authorities cal groups, it waa dscidod yes­ Cheney lapartaA on his attempt power to locate the school else­ The Dublin born Leamy, 72, died UWMh and I' never saw her cry.. She will accept it. where and the problem undoubted­ e n p e Measuring and U S h i i j i h M i help him decide whether the terday. Douglas Chenay, PBC rep- to obtain an expbmaUoa from the 3reatetday in a nursing home to s iv C E bstalH og I S T t a r UCtaow was so young, so vital and so Judge Searlea Dsarington con- board at educatioa oa the letter it ly would revert back to tae Gen­ which he retired in 1966. MOonpMipatat UGreaUr death was inteatloiial or acciden­ beautiful. tinusd the case of Dennis D. rmtatatlvs to the boart of sdu- irSSiiMamtf StBwaniaSli « i a t a k seat out to tosniapet^le. Cheney eral Aaeembly. Son at a noted English barrister tal. "She often mentioned Joe Di­ PouUot iutder the $6,000 bond set eatiott, told tbe beard at a meet­ eaid he plans to investigate the Potnta cited by the chajrman of tafatand They had these tacts; There and leader in England's parlia­ aSTtirata wtaa maggio." previously after tho July 23 ar­ ing yeaterday aftemooa that some cost of sending out the latter and trustees for taking immediate ac­ ment, Leamy had worked for the FINDELL'S waa an empty bottle of Nembu­ "The housekeeper said Marilyn rest, until Aug. 37. to oyMStion whether the amount tion to locate the new law school ALLV OOP BY ▼. T. HAMLIN tal pOla bealde the bed where she of the areM- in the school arc old New T oik Sun, and the Water­ At The Greea BIDIaaMtpart explained that she didn’t sleep Other esses continued: smaller than Is recommended Vf aboiud.not be deleted ftrom the on the 57-acre site west of St YOURS OFFERINQ TO BET A SURE.'WHY a O n M U i r STTopafOataa was found nude. She was under bury (Conn.) Democrat before TeL Ml 3-4865 80N.V 0U w^I and said that was why she UntU Aug. IS, Mykola Oldisiak, the state. board’s budget “siaee it is far rsr Joseph College were: JoiiUng the World Telegram in AAE A MILLION 0QLLAR8 /ELSE WOULD JU B TM A O e u M d a t e 38 Ada psychiatric treatment. She was 35, o f , WUlimantlc. for plea to S S W R t i d n a SOOriestal WCbora took pills and went to a psychi­ Cheney said that tbe minimum inov^ from the board’s busineas.’* State ^bUc Works officials es­ 1954. Hie aridow, a daughter and a Eveiything la THAT VOUVE HAD HEAD-/I BE BEARIN’ \ o u e s e tF havtng career difficulties. ; atrist. diarge ot failure to drive a rea­ Cheney said he was "astounded" Window TTentment EURGECV— A BRAIN CTHIS PLASTER A DEAL' MBs rates teodalaff 40Augaia arsa recommendsd by ths state timate tkat it would take up. to lister survive. t a m l r — I b Her three marriages ended in But if Marilyn had trouble go­ sonable distance apart; and Rob­ is IJMO square ftat for a lihrary. by the atatements. in the board’s two more years before a new law miny fllm* r r r r divorce. She spent an unhappy ert J. King. 32, of Rockville, for W n r a a g h * 1 MMdt^ ing to sleep at night, it was her exclusive of storage. In present Mtar concerning, the PBC^ recog­ school could be started in Farm­ a o o H i M d M r tr childhood in forter homes. There difficulty in getting up the next plea to charge of following too plans, tbs library has 1,200 square nition of Harold Porcheron, board ington (he pointed out that already SIS m M i t e r 1 ' 1 was mental instaUUty In her fam­ day that brought much of her closdy. feet, phu another area of about' member. Cheney also 're­ four years have passed since t a t e t e o t IT" [“ 1 ily —her mother and maternal misfortune—like the "Something's - Until Aug. 14, Jean St. Aniand, 300 square feet for office space ported that he had not been allow­ UCONN was given $1,400;000 for S S R U p L r1 grandparents spent many years Got to Give” firing. 48, of East- Hartford, for Jury and atorage. ed to finish his remarks at the the project). teBUckbiid nr IP in mental institutions. Hollywood speculated her dis­ trial at Bait Hartford on charges la the Industrial arte area, board meeting concerning the let- Additional funds beyond the JIM'S I!iOok&uke S S F a r c r M e i n □ " l Thoae tacts might indicate sui­ o f evading reaponsibUity. and in- ter.- MCampUoa missal and the shelving ot the pic­ Cheney said the atate recom­ original appropriatlona would un­ ABITOP cide, in the absence of a suicide ture -oight have stunned Marilyn tOXlCStiOCL Actual building costs on the ____ FWTHEAP a r t e i M r H 1 □ L mends 3,000 square feet o f space, doubtedly have to be attained for 38Ezi*t tr 5^ BTB" IT note. But could she have made a into depression, but 30tb Century- Until Aug. 20, George B. Prank, compared to tbe 1A?5 now in the South Windsor school were found the sharing of site costs at the S9 Window parts mistake? The telephone receiver Fox said Monday it had been 24, of Homestead St., for idea to plana. „ to ba $15.70 per square fooL rather ■ iil a charge of making an improper, left proposed inedical-dental school in BARBER SHOP teW aadwml ir found in her hand—-was she try­ negotiating to resume the film. than estimates ObtainW in 19W o f 41D M | n r a turn; and , William McSharpless, Minimum state requirements to Fkrmington. a n a * n p □ ing to make the most- important Even though her last two pic­ slighUy over $14 per square foot 113 Ma i n s t r e e t — a c r o s s p r o m k e f c h a l l 42t a J M B e lM 26, of Waterbury, pending re- obtain state aid for elaaaroom Immedlatriy after the decisUm annMIatioa sr 1 phone eall of her life? tures—"The MlsflU” and "Let's whldi were cited In the board's let­ to locate the law school In West [CARNIVAL 1 □ arrest snd presentation for plea space are 625 square feeL Pres­ ter. Anaomieco The Additimi Of Another Barber BY DICK TURNER 46NaUifia ST It may be weeks, pertiaps Make Love"-—were not box office ent plans call for classrooms of Hartford, university oSlcials sent 40 Nautical tarn months, before an official finding succe^es, Marilyn had no real to apeedng charge. PBC chairman T. Jack Ckockett MOrona tee ■ a L UnUl Aug. 37, Elroy M. Mills, shout 628% square fecL hut no a telegram to Law School Dean «r la raarhf i1 money worries. mid he alas would be interested in Burt HopMns, who had been await­ KRoafadfa 36, of North Windham, Malue, proviaioa Is made for teadieni' costa of producing the boegd'e let­ ED DALEY PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VBRMKiOR M H m a e lo r 1 Mrs. Murray said Marilyn had Her percentage of "Some Like wardrobea. ing w«^ while attending the S' IT aaoments of doprosaion la her last for plea to chargea of failure to ter, which be mid waa "unwat- WILL N ow BE HERE TO SERVE YOU V 6 u ME ■ jliST* MUaBafaMCir , It Hot" provided a large, steady carry Connecticut interstate plate The board voted yeaterday ta American* Bar Aaaoclation cnl8 to gu Personal INotices purposes in your bathroom . E asy to | S'? without crew changes and other given a lO-days suspended jail Dr. Elizabeth Alton made the to the Boston game by aontac'lng new regutatiaiis long imposed by railroads, said he bdievea any recreation Commi'selonJi Fred clean. N ever w ears out. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL such board would come up with sentence on the chari^ of intoxi- motion to accept the plan saying the unions. oation. Madden was arrested last that the board could go on for some Oaal from 10 a,ni. until noon Aug. In Memoriam OPEN*'^I AAL to 5 P Jf. Union officials have vowed to recommendations al(mg the lines iMHEWj IT WAS of those made last Febniary ^ night at 0:30 in Manchester. time nuUcing changes since eadi 35 at the Community Hall No re­ In lovlDK mrmory of MarUia If. BATUROAT 8 AAL to 12 NOCHf atrike b^Ore any such rules individual has different ideas. “The servations will be acoepteo after Hewitt. who pcMsra away AuKuat 7, j WORTH AU.THE changea can be put into effect the presidential railioad commis­ Aug. 25, Gaal said. 1967 VHORKlFmUlLLl sion named by the PresidenL only thing we can do is to decide witbout their agreement. whether the curriculum we have Oono in Uin face wa loved no dear, I The railroads, however, are con- That commission cahed for an Oemetory Group to Meet Bilent la the voice we loved to bear. L JL WHITE fiUSS GO. overhaul of the pay and hours G>lumbia Seats planned wiU At this building," she The Bolton Cemetery Associa­ Too far away for aicht or apeech. Brl fidMit there will be no strike—at said. , But not too far for tnousht to rearii. 31 M i$tlSt,-~PboBa Ml 9-7322 least at this point. system of the railroads and rec­ tion will meet Saturday at 2 p.m. ommended railroads be given The board decided they would at the Community Hall to revise Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Stroker / Rail spokesmen said a work auid tamllr. s m a m a m subpage will not be touched off greater power to introduce tech­ New President like s^Mirate rooms for typing and rules and Increase the value of f&R SlXTV_ nological changes even though buainma machines, rathu than a lota Only association members will MlNUrgMeN? becnise the railroads do not ex- idfriH A TA SnsviG E t their stringent rules changes some workers would be displaced. (OmUnaed from Page One) combined room as in the plans now be permitted ta vole. Duea in the NAMgR3RACS3MPANV?: ba put into effect Aug. 16—or Reduction gradually of the man­ imder consideration. Use of space aaaoclation. which cares for the rever. datory retirement age to 46 and Despite challenges from dissidents over pupil lockers in the halls for town’s two cemeteries, are $ 1 an­ The Ea">/< f*'af g ’vi's you PACKAGED SAVINGS c l n ey do expect their threat to elimination of the Jobs of the of both parties, Valencia won storage space is to be explored, the nually. , - r apply the new rules to bring ap- 40,000 diesel firemen In freight 1,746,060 of the total 2,044,384 votes board voted. They also decided that Beereatlou News p ^ tm en t by President Kennedy and yard service also was sup­ cast in-the preeldential balloting the tranaformer will be mounted on At the first men's softball sce- 8*7 of an emergency fact-finding ported by the commission. last May. poles outside the building and the aion last night, the 15 men were board, automatically barring a The railroads accepted the rec­ The parties divide seats in Con­ area slated for the traiutfomier divided into two teams for a cIo m I^U.'A.Pal.OBM gear annexed for storage. W * e * * S t e * * ie , IWu atrike for 60 days, ommendations. The unions reject­ gress and on district and local practice game which ended with a — S S a S S e J e n e board would have to eomc ed theiii. councils evenly, and the national Some ’ideas {Hresented by Supt. 16-15 score. Joe Tra^ was c^- ■''**AMordhw to Mom ho’s part Boxor, JiNMng from tho PTiUip Liguori, which he mid in­ JUDD SAXON - BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDPIELD government Is a coalition. tatn of one team,and Bill Stem of fanpy footwork ho loft on her best bedspread!” On inaugtiratlon eve, an outlaw cluded some of his and some of tbe other. X PONT NHHT NO PMM0 E5 Portland Man Accused band led ^ one-time Liberal guer-,1 Harold Dwyer, nramber o f the The next practice will be held HOM AM/DMT PUSHy ri"a leader Sangre Negra (Black with some suggest- Wedneeday at 6 p.m. at the Bolton OWHE PONT RATE NO Blood) killed 13 persons—10 of ed by Mrs. Agnm Kreyeig, board Dairy Srid. ThoiM having glovee CONSIPERAT10N memberr will be sent luma ...... 46H 4P% and appointed Mrs. Ross Hilton in M ORTY M BBKLK dedieatloa to public service essen­ Hop* lea v es two daughters, BY DICK CAVALLI tial to an orderiy and lawful so- MaBufaetarlag Ownpaalm Deborah, 13, and Barbara Lee, 16, her piece. Arrow, Hart, Hag. 57% 61% and three other brothers, George, The PBO tape-recorded its meet­ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD. H EV,M AN , voyv/Lu<8iU.eEr CN NOtK w y a j s r o z / w ing lest night as an enperiment WHAPCAVA KNOV/.~ “tOa death is sad beyond Associated Spring ... -13% 15% Ivar and James. ~_ y - k r x WVCI^THAT? HeDBef?oucJOi)» MOTHER p j ^ ( 3

\ i ■-, PA G l EIGHT liA K C I^ T E R EVENING HERALD, MANa d l f e s R ; CONN., TUESDAY, AIJO.UST T, 1W» IIANUHiSTB*’ r r iw N G iOBRAIJ), MANCHISTER, CONN,, AUGUST t , IW l PAGE Houk Predicted August Was Going to Be a Tough Month THE Herald Angle McKinley Shines in U.Si Davis Gup Defeat 1 Yankee Lead Willie May^ on Batting Sprees EARL YOST Sports Editor Mexicans W in Cichon and Rusher Win Cut to Four Zone ‘Semis’ __ . __ , , V ' ■V Gets 11 Singles in Last 16 Trips Large Size’ Job for Little Man After Defeat ft Little AUie Sherman, who is no bigger than the ball boys' Pro-Junior Golf Event Say .hey, look what Willief a home run by relief pitcher* second baseman Rod ' Kanehl. vrtio chaea the football around the practice field at Fairfield By 3^2 Margin Johnny Klippatein and Milwaukee Podres (9-7) gave up a run in the “ It’s going to be a tough did! Wallopin’ Willie Mays, ’University, has another large size job ahead of him. The for­ Lightninfl doesn’t strike twice in one play, so they say, but defeated Chicago'.s Culu 4-1 be­ sixth on a * double by Chris Can­ MEXICO CITY (AP>—Out month, ’ said Ralph Houk. the the San Francisco slugger hind Bob Shaw's four-hlKpitching. nizzaro and Charlie Neal’s single, mer Brooklyn College gridder who made the big show as a for the second itraiflrht year the championship in the Cki'n- manager of the New York who four days ago was on the St. Louis and Pittsburgh, were not then needed Ron jPerranoikl’a third, string quarterback with the Philadelphia Eagles, la of the wfeckfife of another necticut PGA Pro-Junior Tournament competition belongs to Yankees, as August opened. verge of dipping below .300, scheduled. ninth inning relief help to nail U. staAing his second season as head coach of the New York Gi­ shattered U.S. Davis Cup • • • the Ellington Ridge Country Club. Pro Wally Cichon and And ever.vbod.v laughed. blasted two homers and added • • • ants, defeniilng Eastern Confer-^ campaign a single glimmer 6f Jimmy Rusher combined yester-*------■ ...... - Especially when the Yank.s - GIANTS-PHILB— ’ RED8-COLT8— tnce champions in the National light emerged today in, the day to pace a record field of 32 at three singles in a 5-Ior-5 per­ Mays hammered his homers in Football League. Wethersfield State Priabn. Webb Leaders: ftpened Augu.sl with a double- Klippstein (4-2) who came on in came.to the Giants as an offensive form of Chiick McKinley. the Manchester' Country Cfiuh header victory at Washington and formance that powered the consecutive al-bats, in the first "The Oianta have not deterio­ couree. Wally Clchi^im Rueher 81-31—«- relief on Reds' starter Bob Pur- back but wound up with the de­ If there was one individual Mickey Greih-Bm Kufta Jr. 3M8—45 beat the Chicago White Sox to Giants to a 9-2 victory over two..lnnlngs, each time with a man rated, as some people seem to R was just one year ago that aboard, and helped the Giants key in the' lltb, snapped the -'think',’’ Sherman told members of fensive unit due to injuries. He’S standout in the three-day seHes of Wally Ciclion-Billy Wairtemen 34-31—(U gain a 6t, game lead. Philadelphia Monday. still learning and Sherman Indi­ matches to which Meicleo elimi­ Cichon and Bill Waldman teamed Bill Gelirinx-Blll Donnelly Jr. 35-30—'45 But suddenly Houk is startinj^ The homera were Noa. 33 and build a 6-0 bulge- against the Phil­ scoreless deadlock with two out the press from New York, New up. to win top laurels. in the. top of the 13th. tagging a cated he was happy with his prog­ nated the United States 8-2 from Lou Oalby-Don Pareon SMO—M to look ..like a prophet. 84 for Maya, the major league lies. Backed by Willie and a sup­ 'Jersey- luid Connecticut yesterday Rusher, undefeated star at Rock­ porting cast that collected 17 hits, Don McMahon (2-3) pitch for his 'at the fashionable -Mermaid Tav­ ress. the American Zona It was the Mickey Qreeli-Peter Grew ,36-30—55 The Yanks dropped their third leader in that department, and stocky Trinity (Tex) University ville High last spring, recently re­ Ed Burke-Jef( Alpert 34-33—46 •traight -each of them by one run along with the ainglea accounted veteran left-hander Billy Pierce first homer of the season.. Purkey ern in StratfMd. "IVe want to No changes arc planned in the (10-31- went 'the ' distance with a hurled 10 innings in attempt to defensive line. "We think that we student from S t Ami, Mo. turned from Georgia. Cichon and Bill Gehrlnc-Dan Jeane Jr. 3638—57 —Monday night, to the Minnesota for five, runa batted in. That protect what we got last year McKinley won both his singles Ruaher posted a 31-32—A3, three Bill Gelirinx-SteTe Pfelf 36-33—58 six-hitter for his second consecu­ get victory No. 17, leaving for a (the league title) and I think that havq the best in' the league In Ro- Twins, 6-4 and the lead was brought Maya* total to an even 100 bustelU, Katcavage, Modselawskl, matches and almoirt siiigle-liand- etrokee better than three combina­ S. Staaiowski-Tom Armetronz 36-33—58 for the aeaaon, second only to tive victory since recovering from pinch hitter after allowing seven ws can. trimmed to four game.s. They a spike wound. The Phillies scored hits. Colts’ starter Dick Farrell (Jrier and Larson,” Sherman said. ediy pulled out two seta In the tions, Including' Cichon and Wald­ Alex Hackniy-Tom Jacobeen 38-35—58 have eight more game.s between Tommy Davis of the Loa Angeles ‘T m glad to see that we have H. Mattson Jr.- Kevin Gokey 34-84—58 their runs in the seventh on a was taken out for a pinch swinger five-set doubles duel in whtoh his man, Mickey Oresh and Billy Knfta Ken Lanx-Mark Jarncliill 36-33^-58 now and Sunday, against Minne- Dodgers. been voted, by the experts, to fin­ • • • partner, Dennis .Ralston, went Jr., of Wethersfield, Bill Gehring single by Tony Gonzalez and dou- in the 12th after permitting only ish third or fourth in our division H. Mattson Jr.-W. Jefferson 34-34—88 aota (11. Baltimore (.li and De­ Mays, who started his hot streak ble.s by Ted Savage and Roy six hits. Biggeot Gaps sour at the service line. and Bill Donnelly Jr. Bach teem Ed Burke-Bob Banaxer 35A3—58 troit 141. against Pittsburgh with five hits * • • this year. Tills kind of makes me "McKinley Waa easily the best had 65s. Ken Lang-Stu Schwartx 37-31—88 Sievers. The loser was Dallas happy," he added. That’s the way Biggest gap to plug will be at Frank KnnalInzie-D. “ Nissenbaum 36-33—68 The third-place la^s Angeles in 11 at-bats,'now has 11 hits in Green (4-5). - BRAVES-CUBS— player on ^ther team," said Bob Home pro, Alex Hackney and Ed Burke-l^e Burke 35-33—58 the experts tabbed the Giants last defensive halfback with Erick KelMier, U.S. captain, today. "Pm Stan Staaxowskl-John Eyiie 37-.3S—80 Angels, almost given up for dead, his last 16 trips to the plate and * * • • Shaw (1.3-8) struck out seven Barnes, an all-league choice, side­ Tom Jacobson fired a 83-35-^8 to showed signs of life at ^.ston, has raised his average to .311 year in pre-season roundups and proud of an the boys—we mieaed tie for ninth place. Stan Staaxowskl-John Hell 37-33—60 DODGERS-MRT8— and walked only two against the 'the aging Giants disregarded the lined with a fractured elbow suf­ Ed Kowalski-’Bom Kowalski Xk34—80 trimming the Red Sox 5-2 to move while keeping the Giants in the winning by just a small eyehudi— Low amateur honors went to Don Leo Chiilnski-BiU Sessions .. ^-33—50 The Dodgers didn't exactly Cubs, Recording his .12th com­ press votes and went out and fered last Saturday. to within 5 'j games. National League pennant race. over power Jay Hook (7-12) and plete game in 22 starts and loweiy but I'm particularly pleased with Pareon, State junior champ, from Jack McGoldrick-Bob Hallky 35A4—50 won the Eastern crown. Dick Peronen, with two years the way McKinley has developed. Lou Galby-Bob Sorentino 35-34—60 The Chicago White Sox beat The victory left the second-place the Mets. They scored their first ing his earned run average to a experience with Green Bay and Mill River with a 71. Art Houae-MIke Peffolano 33-36—50 Baltimore 5-4 in tl innings. Cleve­ "Team spirit is great," Sher­ "I prrttct he 'will be a factor In Giants 4ti games behind the run in the second on singles by sparkling 2.29. He lost his bid for man told his listeners. Later in Minnesota, has been tabbed for the land edged the Detroit Tigers 6-5, National League-leading .Dodgers, amateur tennis for years to Tommy Davis and Ron Fairly his founh shutout when George Oie afternoon at the Fairfield spot. Rookie John Taccino is also come." and Kansas City topped the Wa-sh- (Herald Photo by Ofiara) who rode Johnny Podres' pitching and a double play grounder by Altman hit his 17th hmner In the 'campus, It was obvious that the getting a shot at the post. Ington Senators 1-0. and a ‘ pair • of infield hits by Prank Howard. In the sixth. Wills fourth inning. The Braves scored Rancho GOnxalee, the former Teachers Handle All Stations in Moriarty^s Infield 'Giants, rbokies and veterans Cliff Livingston, pne of the best pro king who served as coach of Bristol Legion Wins; Maury Wills and Willie Davis tb beat out a bunt, stole second for two runs in the first when Dick alike, enjoyed getting into shape corner linebackers in the NPT^ has TWINS-YANKS— a 2-1 triumph over the last-place his 68th theft, took third on an Ellsworth (6-16) wsdked two bat­ the Yapks. said McKinley is the the elementary system in Rockville and Gagnon teaches for the rugged season ahead. been traded to Minnesota and this nucleus around which Uncle Sam Gangling Frank Sullivan was Manning the infield berths with Moriarty Brothers’ en­ New York Meta. attempted pickoff. that went ters, and uncorked a wild pitch Is another gap to be plugged. For­ try in the Hartford 'Twilight League are four schodl- in East Hartford’s elementary system. Gagnon and Mori­ * * * must build a winning Davis Cup the Minnesota hero. He relieved Third-place Cincinnati needed 13 astray and came home as Willie before Eddie Mathews poked a mer UConn linebacker, Dave Bish­ team. starter Dick Stigman in the eighth teacher.s. The quartet, left to right, third baseman Andy arty are graduates of Holy Cross, Cyr from Central Con­ innings to subdue Houston 1-0 on Davis outlegged a grounder to two-run single to right. Bank on New Faces op has survived several cuta and Completes State Field inning with two nms in and the May Defeat Laver Maneggia, shortstop Leo Cyr, second baseman CHick necticut and Maneggia from Willimantic Teachers. The Where will the Giants finish T may wind up with the job. "Chuck already la close to be­ tying run on second base. The 6- " T to question I have been ask- There will also be several new­ ing the best aifiateur player in the fOot-T reliever got Hector Lopes Gagnon and first baseman Jim Moriarty. The latter Gas House Gang holds down fourth place in the stand­ comers anxious to break into the Field for the 1962 State American Legion Baseball Tour­ teaches at Manchester High, Maneggia and Cyr are in ings with a 9-9 record. ad many times,” Sherman said. world,” said Gonsales. ."The Way and pinch hitter Yogi Berra on "We U i:^ that we’ll be a con­ offensive line. Key ByerO, fresh he played hers I’m not sure he nament waa completed yesterday when Bristol defeated Sims­ two pitches, and then stopped the — tending club. How good we are de­ from a fine performanoe in the Isn't ready to take Rod Laver (the State Babe Ruth Champions Are Vermont Bound bury in the second game of a best-of-three playoff for the Tanks in the ninth to preserve All-Star game last Friday night, ‘Just Try to Hit ’Em’ pends upon the new people.” Australian who already has won Rockville’fi itate Bab* Ruth chnmpioiis are anxiously looking forward to a trip to Mont­ championship of Zone One. Winning 14-9, the Bell Towners the victory, Bat Leader Runnels Sidelined as an end, will be all offensive the Australian, French and Wim­ will now oppose West Haven in#- t h -Who are the new people T guard ivith the Oian|0. Bob Bill, pelier, Vt., as iConnecticut’8 representatives in the Regicmal Bahe Ruth Tournament. Stigman singled in the deciding Major League Angels Shake ® S. "OffMisively, we've added John­ bledon titles). the second game of tomorrow's run in a two-run Minnesota sixth. from Notre Dame, another 240- "He may be the one to stop Rockville faces Rhode Island Friday afternoon at 1:30. The Windy City nine won the doubleheader. ny Counts. He looks real good. He pounder, is an offensive guard. The Twins drove out Yankee Smiling Mays Reports has'all the movee of Bobby Mitch­ Laver's bid for a grand slam ia state title last Sunday, walloping Ansonia, 11-0. The squad includes, front row, left to Manchester, Zone Four champ, starter Rollie Sheldon in the first =^Leaders= Much, too, ' is . exi>ected from the Nationals at Forest HUls. takes on Stratford, Zone Three Three-Cylinder Offense Bat Famine ell. He’s got great speed and bal­ Bookie Bolin and,Bo Bohoviek, two right, Frank Valente, Frank McLaughlin, Alan Putz, Erie Remkiewicz and Ken Foisie. HUNTING Inning with two runs and addOd ance," Sherman said of the «c- Mexico eUminated the United king, in the opening game, sched­ one in the second. ,\.«lrJUCAN LEAGUE 260-pound offensive guards. Second row, Wayne McCoy, John Furphey, Jim Clark, Leonard Belanger and LeoRod- uled for 5:30. SAN FRANOISCX) (AP) — Record books helped with' Stamford semi-pro. Counts is a "The Strongest potential In our in th# American Son« tBini" Bill Skowron hit a two-rim hom- Butting (Based on 275 or mope Against RSox Willie Mays flashed his big the information that in the speedster who played at Illinois. finals yesterday when Rafael Oeu rique. Third row, Larry Silver, Joe VanOudenhove, Gme Broderick, Maiic Bucheri, Jim Flreballlng right-hander Tom ar for the Yanks in the second, j at bats)—Kunneis, Boston, .SgS; rookies,” Sherman obeeiVed,” is na. a student at the University of Kelley is expectrt to be Coach Of RSox Down to One grin and laughed. "Every first game of a doubleheader i Another rookie the coach is high among the offensive linemen.” Martello and Coach George Pntz. Batboy Gerald Putz, in front, holds the state cham­ Roger Maris slammed his 25th, Jimenez, Kansas City, .S28; Bob- AMERICAN LEAGUE time I get a hit I’m smiling against the Loe Angeles Dod- on is Joe Taylor, a fleetfooted half­ Southern CalUornia, beSt Jon pionship plaque. (Herald Photb by Satemis.) Wally Fortin's clioice to open the and first in 17 .games, in the: Insun, Ciiicago, .S14; Rollins, .tlin- BOSTON (AP) — Bill Rig- •* O ' * Douglas, the former Stanford Unl- tourney for Manchester with lefty W. L. Pet. G.B. . . . I don’t have to get gei-8 on Sept, 1, 1958, the flrit back from North Carolina' AAT. FISHING eifhth. Mickey Mantle, back in | nesota, .311; Power, Minnesota, BOSTON (A P)—The three-cylinder Red Sox offense is ney, strong ca n d id a te for «ve." year the Qiants were in San "Fine moves and good hands” are Gifford Returns veraity quarterback, in a tense, Fred McCurry following Hiurs- the lineup after resting two days j .303. American League managei; of New York ., 5 42 .607 — grueling flm-settcr at Chatmlta- day. 3 48 .568 4 San Francisco’s All-Star Francisco, Mays hit a homer, his- biggest assets, Sherman in­ with his injured knee, doubled. Biuis— Pearson, Los Angeles, temporarily operating on one— name of Lu Clinton—as Bos­ the year honors, if happy his Minnesota Return of handsome Frank Gif­ pec Sports Center 9-7, 8-8, 8-8, 8-6, Double Ettmlaatioa BENCH SHOOTER’S SANDBAG Los Angeles 1 49 .555 5 centerfielder had just con­ two doubles and two singlea. jected in his rundown of new men ford to the backfleld won’t hurt ^1. and Elston Howard followed with 88; Siebem, Kansas City, 74; ton awaited the battle of no-hit pitchers today. Los Angeles Angels seem to )>e when speaking of Taylor. It to a double elimination con­ The bag! storea use to trans­ Baltimore 7 54 .514 10 cluded a winning day against He knocked in two runs. The any ahd with Alex Webster sound In the final match, which took Long Shot Benton test with Wednesday’s losers another double. Then came Sulli­ Wagner, Los Angeles, 73; Green, Boston righthander Earl Wil-*'------pulling out of a team batting the Philadelphia Phillies yes­ Giants played at Seals Sta­ Joe Morrison, a former flanker port cash make excellent ilibol- van. .Minnesota, 71; Allison, .Minnesota, ion (8-4). who beat Bo Behnsky slump. Cleveland ., t 55 A96 12 agaid' and Bobby Gaiters in top on exhibition status because the meeting In the opening game of ing bogs for bench rest shooters. ment, rookie Don Gile who was Chicago .... .55 56 .495 12 terday afternoon in which he dium in 1958 and 1959 before back, and rookie Jim Collier from fonh, the Giant running game may 68. in his 2-0 masterpiece in June, . Third place Los Angeles series already had been clinched, SOFTBAU, PLATOFFifl another twinbill Thursday, the They are sturdy, high quality and playing only his second full game Detroit ...., .52 56 .481 IS 1/2 hit safely five times in five moving to new Candlestick Arkansas, are vying for the va­ come back. Gaiters is now a good McKinley followrt up his first day wlnnera cffiUding in the nightcap. ANGEL8-RED SOX— Runs Batted In—Siebern, Kan- j and that same Los Angeles rookie this year. A catcher by trade, Gile moved .to within 5‘ i games of times at bat Including two Park in 1960. cated offensive end spot held many Finding the playoiFto tougher oome In a variety of sizes. Ask Dean Qiance pitched a six-hitter sas tity, 79;. Killebrew. Minne- ; (7-6) have turned in no-hit. no- front-running New York last Boston ...... 40 00 .450 17 pro football player, Sherman fetis, triumph over Mario Llamas, the Upsets Joe Giardello Play will continue Saturday af­ your supeimarket manager or several years ago was told to Kansas City .50 62, .446 17>/2 home runs. The Giants won, On July 13, 1958. in the Coli­ years by Kyle Rote, now on the "because he has learned how to cagy S6-year-old Mexican National than regular season play, the ternoon, Sunday aftemoon and, If for the Angels, and Leon Wagner ; sola, 78; Wagner, l^s Angeles. ; run games this .season. learn first base by the Sox to cap­ night with a 5-2 victory over 9-2. Giant coaching, staff. "(liollier is Teachers, Rec League champs, bonk teller where snd how to 'get drove home two runs against the 77; Rollins, Minnesota, 75; Rob-| Los .Angeles extended its .sea- Boston. The Angels got 14 hits Washington .42 66 ,389 28'/z seum at Los Angeles, Willie block.” Champion. necessary, Sunday night, to deter­ ’era.fFUI with sand (or shot, if you italize on his righthanded power. Monday’s Results He knocked in five runs to had hit two homers, tw'o triples tough with excellent hands. He can Bald-pated T. A. Tittle will en­ Iswt-Mlaute Sub lost to Mai IVxtl, 5-3, last night at mine the champion. Red Sox. inson, Chicago, 78. i ' son's series maaterj’ over the Sox But it's just npt his position. and enjoyed six-hit pitching by boost his Rfil total to 100 play either as a tight or spread PHILADELPHIA (AP)—George Benton suddenly has (Charter Oak - Park and were want to get fancy) and sow open- • « • Hits— RolUns, Minneaota, 117;: to 9-4 last night in a 5-2 victory. Minnesota 5, New York 4. and a' single in his five tripe, gineer the attack and with Ralph LlamM waa substituted at the The state winner will represent inn. Last forever. Gile. the catcher, was at sea at rookie Dean (jhancs. for 1962 and his- major league end.” Guglielmi, a tried and tested pro emerged from oblivicm after 18 years of frustration in the eliminated from ths post-season ORIOLE8-WHITE SOX— Moran, I.s>h Angeles, 136; Lumpe, ; The Angels funded out 14 hits "We're not conceding any­ Los Angeles 5, Boston 2. knocking in four tallies. last minute for Antonio Palafox Connecticut in the Regional Tour­ OVERLOADED OAR TRUNK first. He was out of position when Cleveland 6i Detroit 5. . leading homer production to­ The brown haired coach had a as the No. 1 2 man, the Giants ap­ who beat Douglas ia the firet day’e fight game with a victory over number two ranking middle­ round robin tournament- . nament scheduled next weekend Early Wynn struggled 81-3 in­ Kansas Cit.v. 135; Richardson. ' off three hurlers and got six-hit thing to anybody an# that goes tals 34. What Willie did know waa The winners scored all their Ib o rnbiier rope that k e ^ year New Y'ork, 134; Runnels, Boston, ! pitching from rookie Dean two grounders went through for Kansaa City 1, Washington 0. few good worts for little Alan pear in better shape than a year play, in a shift that strained rela­ weight Joey Giardello and now he wants a shot at the title. In Keene, N. H. nhntos tight In winter makca aa nings seeking hi.s 298th major slnglM. failed to scoop a low for the Yankees,” Rlgney .said. Somebody asked him what that bis perfe'et day had help­ Webb, former local semi-pro half­ ago. offensively. runs in the, first three innings. 132. :C7hance. Chloagix 5, Baltimore 4 (II). ed his batting average. tions between the two teams. But hs’s also ready to giv# Giar-W------Kelley was unbeaten over the itanrirable fastener for your trank league victory, but the Oriole.s throw which got away,'and had "Maybe we’re coming out of Today’s Games pitch he had hit out of the back, who appears to have clinched Itofensively, its’ another story. Kelleher wanted MiXlnley to Opening with a pair of scores in regular season, winning six games knocked him out in the ninth and Doiililes — Robinson, Chicago.' Clinton collected, three of the our batting slump against the .dello a return bout—probably in Ud when you’ve loaded the tanak nothing but miseries at the plate. . Minnesota (Pascual 15-0) at park in the first inning for "About six points," some­ the defensive Safety spot with the However, one came' away from get a ahot at Palafox ond.inelstcd October—If the terms are ri|^t. he’s ranked as tong as he's able the first, they added another trie Including a no-hitter and two one- BO full It won’t shut. Mako ono tied the score on Clharlie I.«u's 3‘2; Rodgers, Los .Angeles, « 28;! blow's, n double and two singles. Red Sox. N o., 33 off starter and loser body suggested. to get "money fights." . And, he in 'the third. Cunningham, Chicago. 26; Bres- ' and drove in a run. He got no help His tragedy was that he ?(ew York (Terry 15-9). Giants. "I know that we can't get the Gtants' camp feeling that Sher­ on hie prerogative that a eliange Both Benton ahd his manager, hitters. McCurry, who divided his end of rubber fast In Iqek oren un­ pinch .single. "We’ve been getting pitch­ D&llas Green. man, a master strategist, will have said, he’s willing* to fight rival Gene Phaneuf.and Hal Carlson soud. Yastrzemski and Runnels, 1 from the other big guns. Pete shouldn't be blamed. He'ai a catch­ D etroit (Banning . 11-7) at •Man." Willie replied. ‘Tt bed hurt if he's out there playing,” in the Itneiq) could not be made Herman Diamond, said In the time between toe pitching mound der Ud. the other around bumper. Floyd Robinson singled home the ing good enough to win. allow­ Cleveland (Grant 4-4). "I don’t know. Honest, I to be more than that the way was tile tribute Sherman paid Uie another contending club—with a without the consent « f both cap­ Plilladelphian. Benibn again. each had two hits in three tries and first bewe, was also unbeaten, winning run for the White Sox ■ and Green, .Minnesota, 25. i Runnels and Carl Yastrzemski. er, period. ing two or three runs a game. dresaing room last night after the 8(MFT ROD, STIFF ROD Los Angeles (Belinsky 7-6) at don’t." Willie admitted as he I figured it. And 1 keep pretty former director of athletics at the good chance of it being a winner. tains. 10th ranked Philadelphian's unani­ "Sure, we'll fight him again," for the winners, with Phaneuf also winning three tilts. Nobody U ever going to settle in the 11th. Rookie Mike .loyce Triples—CimoU, Kansas City, i Rimnels. American League lead- Los Angeles slugger Leon But the whole team went into a usually does after a homer. sparkling in the field. Dave Turk- M ; Lumpe, Kansas City, 9; 1 Ing batter. Was forced to miss the Wagner drove in a pair of runs Boston (Wilson 8-4). close track of what I do.” Poncho Contreras, however, eaid mous 10-round decision over Gbir- said Diamond. "But next time the Kelley chalked up victory num­ which to best s stiff-action or soft- got the victory. A1 Smith drove batting slump at the same "It might have been a fast Palafox had a pulled groin muscle dello that they’d like (o take on points (percentage) will have to ington had a homer and two sin­ ber seven, another one-hitter, in Smith, Chirago. 8; Robinson. Bal-i because of an injured index with .two singles /ind a double. time. Baltiniore (Hall 4-2) at Chi­ In actuality Mays went into action rod. It’s a matter of what home three runs for the Sox with cago (Herbert 10-7). ball, or maybe it was a slide. and he contended he had the right Paul Pender or the winner of the be different" gles and Jim Kaiser a pair of an exhibition game last Friday you like. But here (to help you a two-run triple and a homer. Gniore. Fox and Robinson, Chi- ! Anger on his left hand. He jam- Lee Thomas and Joe Koppe drove "Now we hope we're head­ Honest. I don’t know. I just the game with a .303 average doubles for the Teachers. • • • cago and Allen, .Minnesota, 7. i Ihe digit in the second game in runs with singles. In addition, Kansas City (Fischer 2-8) at and came out at .311—a boast to make the anriteh. . There was forthcoming Gene Fullmer-Dick The 32-year-old Giardello, who against Wilhamstown, Mass. It chose) are how the experts see toe ing back to the right track. Washington (Rudolph 5-5), (N). try to hit ’em." Move Underway to Pool Umps considerable controverey before Tiger title fight. baa been fighting for 14 years, re­ The playoffs continue tonight was played at Muzzy Field as a differences: A stiff action is easier INTMANS-TIC. ER.S— Homo Runs—Cash, Detroit. SO; | Sunday’s doubleheader without throwing error? by Boston ac­ "Those Yankees are still Somebody else asked him of eight points. with (TIvitan meeting Mai Tool. Killebrew, .Minnesota, 29; W ag-1 But it was counted for the other visitor tally Wednesday’s Schedule Kell4her, 'Influenced by Oonaalee, Pender ia recognized as middle­ ceived 30 per cent of 812,818 of tuneup for the state test. to work mumpy-action lures sim­ Steve Boro.s crashed three home within reach and I think when he had. last hit five for Asked What he thought Anally agreed to the diange- weight champion in Maseachusetts, the gross Convention Hall gate of Summary; ply because when you jerk toe rod runs m. ...e » oui o v.s-o, l Angeles, 28; Gentile. B a l- ' painful yesterday. The land set up another, Cleveland at Boston, (N). And Let Them Work Both Loops runs for the Tlger.s. but it wa.sn't they'll stay within reach not Minnesota at Kansas City, (N). five in a game and Willie about Willie’s performance. Douglas put up a dramatic fight New York and Europe. Fullmer Is 851,511 paid by 9,449 fans. Ben­ Mai Tool ...... 203 000 X 5 -6-1 Stenhouae Honored it jerks toe lure instead of bend­ enough. Dick Brour; al.so homered ! 2«: N'«w Vork, **• i Schilling and only through this month but shook his head again. Manager Alvin Dark summed against tlie heavily favored Oeuna the Natiotial Boxing Assiviation ton got 22 H per cent. Teachers ...... 000 020 1 3-11-6 ing the rod. And it’s better for for ^ tro lt Garv Bell i9-8i got Bases—Wood. Detroit. I , I Clinton, a walk and a Russ Nixon Los Angeles at Chicago (2), / ueiroii. t»arj oeii » g o t. .. , Tastrsemski is mired in a grounder produced the only- runs right down to the final week." (N). "I did it In Seals Stadium. I it up: and appeared to hflve the tatonte^ champion who Giardello almost Benton, a masterful boxer who Laine and Gustafson; Itaniclson setting hooks on a strike for the the win, Phil Regan (5-8) the loss. I Howner, Kansas City, 19; Rlgney has done something think, but I just can’t say who NEW YORK (NBA)—Led by B df t^tor, National League um­ Mexican ace on the ropee after ty­ beat in 1960, losing a hotly dis­ at 161 pounds waa 12 ounces and Turkington. BOSTON^(AP)—Rookie pitch­ same reasim. BUT casting is easier • » • Aparifdo, Chicago, 18; Hintosi, slump. off CJhance in the sixth inning. Detroit at Waahington (2). (N). "He’s, great. . the great­ pires, again with the exception er Dave Stenhoqse of Washington The plight of the Red Sox w as; Starter Don Schwall (5-12) was virtually no one believed pos­ Baltimore at New York (2). H was against.” est player I’ve ever seen.” Short, Ttoe-prtoident and general ing the count at two aeU puted split decision. lighter than Giardello, kept the when you have plenty m whip to A'8-SENATORS— | "'eahlngton, 17; Landii., Chicago sible back in April. His Angels of Conlon, wear a ribbed pro­ has been honored by Rhode Island illustrated by Runnels' replace- the loser. manager of the Chicago White Sox, Then in the fifth eat, wii Avoided la Past pressure mt his opponent with a do toe work for you, and toe man Ed Rakow took his second 1-0: CR5’> IS- not only still are in the first tector with ’ shoulder pads be­ wobbly-legged and inhali^ oxygen left jab, left hooks and combina­ Ordered to Court and his hometown of Westerly. The with the soft-action rod has a big NATIONAL LEAGUE Top fighters have avoided Ben­ rightoender picked on the Ameri­ victory over the Senators, and ! . “ tahlng (Based on 12 or more division but are making a real ,• movement is on to pool the major neath the jacket. between court changes; Douglas ton in the past. tions. bend safety margin for keeping a I decisions) W ., L. Pet. "Cal Hubbard, our supervisor, can League All Star team for b-ith against Claude O.steen again. Donovan, Cleveland, run for the money. ^B. Musial After Eighth Bat Title^ league umpires under Commission­ grabbed a quiek 4 ^ 8 lead on Meanwhile, the 29-year-otd Ben­ "As lonr as I was' jabbing," aald n e w t o n . Mass. (A P )—Ameri­ tight line fighting a big fish. Rakow (9-12) fanned 11. as the -J*®: McBride, Los Angeles, ‘Basehall a Funny Business "Bill haa taken a second di­ Los Angeles .. . 70 87 ' .678 er Fort Frick. insists on the outside protector Osuna’a service. ton, despite earning 89,611 — Ms Benton. "I felt I was the man.” ' can League President Joe Cronin games this jtaar was given )iis PERSONAUZED PISTQL GRIPS Athletics ran their season mark I ^ PawHaJ, Minnesota, 15- vision bunch, managed 'em San Francisro 71 41 .684 The idea also is to standardize because he wants to keep the If Douglas hita'hroken here, no largest puree e'ver — Isn’t quitting t « ft Hand Commands may have to swap bis World Series awards between games 01 New plastic compounds make it < over Washington to 11-3. I like they were contenders and Cincinnati ___ 65' 48 .586 Gfiined Five Points Last Week the calling of balls and strikes. The. members M hia staff healthy,” one — not perhaps O a u n a tlie job he's been working for a He said that when he kept bis box for a jury box this fall. O o- Senatora-Boston Doubleheader yes-' easy to custom ahgpe a pistol gri'p Norm Slebern. who leads the' Washington. 10- got them thinking—and play­ Pittsburgh ,(U 47 JI7S way things are now American said Soar. "I wore, the rilibed pro­ himoelf — wwld have doubted a long time to a manufacturing left hand' in Glardello's face, Giar- nln's name was drawn yesterday terday at Fenway Park. Cy Killi­ exactly to the contours of your league lii runs batted in. drove | . Morhardt Sent Back ing that way," said one club S t Louis .. .62 SO .554 Leagui umpires work directly over tector beneath the jacket in the Douglas sweep of the set. ptant at Fairtoaa HilU, Pa. dello backed off and he knew he for jury duty In Middlesex County an, former member of toe New hand. Bme boles through wortra home the only run of the game -Hlnnesota, spokesman. Mlhvankre . 69 8s NEW YORK (AP)—Stan MuRial-*cisco continued to set the pace in the t<9 o f the catcher. All Na­ Amwidan Aaeociatkm and con­ •Tm fding back to Work Mon­ was In command. by the Newton Board of Aider- York Tankee organization and piece of grip at all angles. Work . ^ ' 1 • l>lviaB>s>sa I lonMntum Broken currently executive secretary to on a double in the fourth, aftep 144; Plzarro, Chii'ago, 133; Ban­ Pl^lsdelphla .51 62 .451 25 ~ of St. Louis, driving toward his homera with 32 although he failed tional League arbiters with the tinually had red lumps on my B u t/a'yell by a apecUtor dis- day. This job is the backbone (of Giardello had a lump under His men. The 'Hsll of Fame player- plastic substance well into tkcon ning, Detroit, 127; Kaat, Minne­ Houston' . ;40 69 .867 84 to hit one out of the park. lone exception of Jocko Conlon shouldera" Ilia livelihood)," said Benton who right eye while Benton opened a manager has been orterpd to re­ Gov.' John Notte Jr., presented Ed Cl\arles had doubled. eighth National League batting niptM play, broke DougJas' mo- Stenhouse with a sterling silver sota, 125; T;erry, New York. 122. To Wenatchee Chiefs Chicago . . . .41 71 .866 84)/, In the American league, Pete work inside the batter, to the left So, getting ■ precisely nowhere, intum ajrt resulted in loss of the quit the ring in 1960 then started small cut in the third round' with port’ to the Cambridge Superior posltloa, moldinsng excess' materia Triple Race Card New York .29 81 .264 48’ vu;i.w V i»vciover ;! j p ’***/ Clemente,- ««• - Qiggs g Northwest League by the Chicago Cubs. Th^ first three-for-one package show ' fpr Only Ctames Scheduled. at bat. Davis had seven hits in 26 gaiiies. balls that would be strikes in the energy and — tdayjng princqpaUy said he doeant really care where 48-43 for Benton. Today's Games tries and dropped to .348. Harmon Killebrew of Minneaola Nationto. And that National "I unbred b oth /M y s behind Ellington Ridge. Manchester Run’^Ilwiiig, \naeies 97. 1 baseman-outfielder. who started the 1962 season with the racing fans tonight at Riverside the plate and with both pro- on courage alone — saved the Country Club’.s swimming team Park Speedway. Philadelphia (Mahaffey 15-9) at Frank Robin'son of Cincinnati closed In on the home run and runs League umpires miss the outside liiatdi. -Mays. San Francisco. w V h, .Aaron! ^1**“ .*^ *1* National League, was* tectora” reoallrt Robb, "and it recently inaugurated its second The added surprise will be the San Francisco (hlarirhal lS-8). remained in third place at .338 batted in leaders. The Twins’ slug­ corner. Short'and his group con­ Now Mexico rose agaiiut Yugo­ Milwaukee, 88; Robinson, Clncln- ^ St. Louis (BrogUo 8-4) at Pitta- followed by Hank Aaron of Mil­ didn't make /an y difference In Free Agents Excel with Colts season of activity. Last year's thrilling Jack Kochman Hell Driv­ ger belted four homers and drove tend that all umpires should look my strike /aone. I found the slavia’s Nicola Pilic and Boris Jo- edition compiled a three and one ' ' !T' ^**^*’*- -Angelro, 84., [ ^ Mav whra he faded ers. The regular Tuesday night burgh fOlhbon 2-2), (N). waukee, .333 and Roberto Cle­ in eight runs, putting him only one at pitches from the same angle. record Batted In— T. Dax-lii, L o « ! ~ ^ * . ^ wnen ne laiiea Am'erican /League way easier, vanovlc (who aUU have to beat record. fare' of Jalopy and novice racing, Chicago IKoonce 9ta) at Mil­ mente, Pittsburgh. .332. Aaron and behind the pace-setter in each cate- 'They also agree with Fred the Britlah Caribbean, Indies, a . J , „ I Anaeles 112- master major league pitching. waukee (Burdette 9-7), (N). however,' and the outside pro- Outstanding swimmers for Man- ” Now comes word via the Sport- both with 25-lap features, com­ Clemente eac)i gained one point goi;y, Killebrew has 29 homers snd Hutchinaon, manager of the Cin­ mere formality. The Yugoslavs Clnetunatl '(iay 16-9) at Hous­ tecU^/much safer. ^ester were Stuek k ^ 9 3 '^ ;j,ln :« , ing News that Morhardt had ^ e n pletes the bill starting at 8:15. while Robinson dropped one point. 77 RBI. Norm C?ash of Detroit cinnati Rada, that the atrike aone can clinch that aeriea today. Braxton Next in Line ton (Johnson 6-12). (N). Tommy Davis drove in six runa ,ntive umpires don’t dare eay DRIVE SAFE ^ack. Merrie Ann Sterling 1 shipped out to Wenatchee. It was The Kochman-show is a blend of leads in homers with 30 and Ksn- haa been reduced td about the sise :hing, but the pooling plan After that, if vtetorious, the ^ u g Hartin^ Tops for Elbngton , wilhWenatchee last season that skills. .There are 28 stunts per­ . New York (Anderson 8-12) at to hike hia runs batted in total sas City’s Norm Siebem haa the af the belt buckle. Los Angeles (Drysdale 20-4), (N). otad he the greatest thing that Mexicans must face Sweden, the Ridge were Greg Wolff and I^e rranciwo. SO. ui. formed by the country’s leading to 112. Willie Mays of San Fran- j most runs batteA in, 78. The biggest advantage In pool/ happened to them, starting with European champion, also in Mex TNI Schweir. Oinly others to join the, **ils—T. Davis. l« s Angeles, -h* nsrrat rlnh band of motor maniacs. Feature tag the umpires, the way Short aiid the* pension plan. ico City, and play India in India As Baltimore Bargain winners’ circle were Powell of '5 »: Robinson, Cincinnati, Groat, « of the program is the bone-crush- hia crowd sees it, is that they wi^pld The trouble is that the league to quali^ for a shot a,t the Oip in Ellington Ridge and W'ilkie and Pittsburgh and Flood, 8L Uinls. ’ * 2 Ing "t-bone” craoh., Another big ,be seen by each club just half as ’ _i______[GEHERAL) Parker of Manchester. 141; H. Asrim, Milwaukee, 140. presidents won’t let control of the Australia in December. act la the ramp-to-ramp flight of a many times as they now are. There umpires go. . ."We felt if we could beat the NEW YORK (AF>—Heoeklah Braxton, whom toe Baltimore Colts Double* - Robinson, tlnclnnatl. ® have been keeping under wrope for a year, may be the latest tata TIRE SPECIALS Standard model 1902 convertable. would be no such a thing aa a set 39; May*. San Franclse«i, 26; VIr- f?* ^PL****^ ***' season "it they did,” concluded Scot­ Mexicans we were going to Aua- which hurtles 70 feet through the Houk Winning Manager’s Spurs, of umpires being with' one outfit ty Robb, "They wouldn’t have traUa,” said KeUeher." I fool the Buooassful dynasty of froc agent signses that makes Coach Weeb Yesterday's Stars don, Pittsburgh, 25; Skinner, Pitta- . . . ' air. tor a period of 15 days, anything to do." - Bwttank took Uke the world’s best boigain hunter. burgh and Davenport, San Fran- *P*'^"* Mexicans, liavtng beatew - ...... risM, 2* ; fiddle to converted shortstop Ernie One of the most popular men in Everybody knows that the um­ aheuld do the aame." Braxton, signed a year ago af-h— r ------. ter a college career at Virginia Un­ . "^*****..?I*J.’‘' **‘* " ‘*’ Tri’nirji W Davis La* _____ Banks with Chicago and was used the Kochman show is Rod Stanner, pire vriio gets off poorly in a series Star squad which lost to Green the fellow who provides the comic Proves to Be No Flash in Pan frequently is in for a bad time the ion. outshone quarterback Johnny Bay lost Friday night. BAUNCE and ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Moriarty’s S core Unitas, moat famous of all Colt ?? S?* ^ il^d T iSavis 8 I University of Connecticut ath- relief in the one hour and 46 min­ .rest of the' way. Washington Redskins’ ~ Coach 17-hlt attack that blanted Phtla- ta»s Angeles, ». 1. - . ^ - snhstantlsl ute show. Despite his erratic ac­ Opposed to Uea ^ Palmer Still Leads free agents, in toe team’s annual Bill MePeok sold he will start dMInhla 9-2 ' Home Runs— Mays, San Fran-, If - ^ suosiantiai tions and baggy pants, he is a top» N E W YORK (NEA)-^—♦dropped to .222 last season. Many*has finished only one of his last What do the umpiree think about In Hoop Warfare intra-squad scrimmage last night rookies Claude Crakbc. a defensive Wb d o di this— Coriwet ciKtGr, CEiwb>r, to*- • _ ! ria*,.. *1 - H Cubs was used In and had 45,961 fans just short of PITCHING—Ed Bakouj A th-, *■*’ /■■ Aaron, Ij^waukee, 29, i outfield with San Antonio stunt man. He 1s also a steel-nerved Ralph Hoiik was on the spot considered the Panamanian finish­ 15. Bob Turley returned after aq it? One found the 'veteran Ameri- Golf Sweepstakes halfback from toe Unlveraity of « J.S-* performer, allowing swift-moving delirious. Colorado, and middle linebacker fai, odiiMt stGGrinf, criss-ciwfls lE d sofBty tones, rimt ond ^^e Texas team when he took over as mana­ ed, at least as a Yankee. But when arm operation and never got go­ ean League team of Joe Paparella, Action resumed in- both divi­ six hits, striking out P"**- • A d c ^ and W h e w . ^ ' Morhardt was scheduled for a com- sutos to' come within inches of Houk decided to return Yogi Ber­ ing. Hank Soar, Ed Runge and John sions of the Rec Summer Basket­ DUNECHN, Fla. (A P )—Arnold The Colts, who got Unltos for a Lon Hersbnm from Tennessee, $ A .9 5 tog his second 1-0 triumph againsta ln ,tt Adcock and Mathew», . Mllw ai.kee,' phy,ical check-up follov.Olg running him down. ger of the Yankees last sea­ ra to catching, he stuck Lopez back The earned-run average of Ro. Rice diametrically opposed to the ball League lost night after a phone coll and 8% hack in 1966, Saturday night .against the Los elMck tiras, bokiK B froEt wbcGlfi. A l RiokBS, MOE MORHARDT. Palmer etlU enjoys a 812,000 lead nave almost phenomenal luck with Angeles Rams.' Steve Junker, an thn Senators. The Kochman presentation fea­ son. He just had to make in left .field and the man with the land Sheldon zoomed. Luis Arroyo, suggestion. weekend layoff. T he Merohanta in profeaahmal golfings money Stolen Base* - WIU., Los An-I *P*‘**’ “ " f money. I’d settle for a .220 aver­ tures 22 of the top stunt drivers In level si^ng delivered solid base hits . "What difference doM it make, non-draftees. Of the 10 rookies veteran, will get toe nod at good. the bull pop meal ticket, waa side­ won their second straight Jtmior prinnlng swe^atakee, but Gene U t- I gelea, 58:’ W. Davis, Loi Angeles. 1 P "J ;,“ V aV.HU o * * age to )>e on a pennant winner .be­ ths country, using 1002 Dodge cars. when they were moat .needed. lined with a sore elbow and lost how an umpire standi?” asked game, defeating the Lancers, who made the club last year, four offensive end ahead of five-year 28; Javier, St. Louis, 21; Am*rtll<»- When he did, the armchair ciitlca Uer has crept a little closer. were frM agents. One of these. man Bill Anderson. . v» m « /., cause the only fun in pro hall is shrugged it off. *nic Major had "That man (Houk) had faith In his effectiveness. - Piqiarella in the dressing room at 47-84, while Moriartys remained Palmer took a break from tour­ an, and weighs 227, caught passes for geles. 200; Drysdale. Los Angeleo, to the major leagues. eap^ serioiJt injurj) from a line not extend to his handling of play­ way to another pennant with i enough the way it is,’’ commented leauUng acorer with 21 points. A1 Grera Bay, took part in workouts 158; Gibson, St. Louis, 146; FarreU, Wenatchee, Morhardt wrote; drive bounced off hia )iead. problems that had to be acluiowl- Increased bis winning 85.800 to tores touchdowns lost night after According to front office plans ers. The boss liandles mista:kes and plenty to spare. I Rice. Snyder with 13 was tops for the 138,970 but remains in sixth placs. after a knee Injury. ' NOW!a^.» Houston, 144: O'Dell, Son Fran­ ''Perhaps it aeema funny, but I Fowler wan rushed to Sancta edged, even by carpers. tioncen. toe Ctolts' Nq. 1 backs had been in Chicago, Morhiardt is scheduled slumps with sympathy and under­ "Worid Series have been played Others among Um top 10 are Bill The (Cleveland Browns, faert fREE cisco, 181., . , . ■ i . « was rather, glad to be option­ Maria, Hospital, and rec;eived -eight Stickout Flremau Kotaartya wMl-balanced'' quin­ stoM»ed cold. ed to San Antonio last May. to rejoin the Cubs in September The most obvious one was, ot standing which has endeared him Itouk stuck with Marshall I aince IfiOS there have been Casper Jr,, f52,438; Jack Nicklaus, with toe job of replacing rookie stitdhea in a cut above and behind course, the Army taking 'Tony tb the hired hands. I 81 AU-Star Games and never has tet also led (Jtroughout its He scored on a 66-yart.poss play Ernie Dqvia 'of Syracuse who is $ T -5 7 Playing AA i* better in my for the fins] month of the Nation- Bridges when he looked pretty bad ^9,598; Gary Player, 841.S1S; Boh from halfback Tom Matte, took an­ iNSTAUiTION ,al League season. . the left eye as a resplt of an ac­ Kubek, who had become the best If HduK has a weakness as a there been a serious difference game. They putt the game out of hospitalized with a blood disorder, Pals (Cutting Squad opinion titan aitting the rail In the spring.' The Mississippi reach by holding the Marketeers Nlcliols, 181,556; Bruce Crampton, other 48 yards from numbe; three cident before last ntgrit’s game all-round performer in the busl- field marshal, it la hia laudably in­ southpaw became a stickout fire- brought about by the umpiring.” 888.790; Phil Rodgers, $28,191; and moved Charley Scolea from re­ Guaranteed ter an tong an yen ANDOVER (A P )—Head coach I" U** ‘■bow’. I may h»ve lost with Boston. to Uiree points in the third stanaa. quarterback Val. Kecklin and col­ money by it this year but If lean nes playing shortstop. Surmount­ tense loyalty to his players, which ihan. Some factibna of the front I aald Runfle. DougiFsrd, 827,818. serve 'halfback to toe left half awn yonr epr. Aid Up Mike Holovak of the Boftcui Pat­ Mondav i Homers Fowler was. reported In fine con­ ing this and other dUriculUet whldi in turn makM them loyal 'to him. *T!he only variance In umpir­ Frank Butkus and Dan Pinto laborated for 24 yards with num­ spot, that hail beentheld by Mer­ riots is busily engaged in the taak gain the axperienec and make it office wanted rookie lim Bouton did most of. the sarly point-mak­ ber tws aigiMl-caller Lamar Mc- ieaaou Total to Pareutbeoea). dition though he wraa held over­ popped up as he wenf along: Hoqk Thai’e isn’t a Tankee who wouldn't returned to Richmond,' but Houk ing between the two leagues ia rill Deugioo. Davis hod .been tick­ he hates — cutting plaVera. Hoto- presently with the big club as a night pending reodinjg o f X-raye. has Hioroughly deihonstrated that Jump off the tzq[i at Empire Btpte. the chest protectqn and the ing for the winners Jiut Jim Mort­ Han. Unitas did not. drive toe regular than I oan'niake more in AMmCAN UEAGVB werruled them. The young Neiw F i^ U Lfut Nifjit eted for the post iMfora being boa- i RaeM -sr. 1st Pest SHXI vak announced the release of 11 Bkowroa, Taakeea (17). The veteran . pitcher had been he la no flSsh-in-the-pan as a man­ Building If Houk gave the word. poetUon behind the plate and with a l^ connectad for 10 mariter^^ OoMa’ varsity to score. rm MMimmaM, Hstson s-i m the long run. Jersey right-hander came through . . 49ere Jeltod pitoUsad lost week. MANCHESTER RRANCH candidates yesterday along with Marla,. Yaakeea (28). taking callathenica In toft field, at ager. 'Hiey would feel certain Ralph hi|l to be helpful on 21 occaalons to a nmner on first heoe. WiUi a all in the third period—to tako Many of the clubs trimmed jJteir , m . m ; M HacM the fact.that U^l all southern "It waa like aUrting ail over right angles to the plate when the Learned veterans close to the man on first base in the Amer- scoring honors. Steve. Me Adam of PHILADELPRIA—Osorgs Ben- Tlta Ban Francisco 49ers' were Brown, Ttgora (19). a net to catch tljem somewhere date Then there was the Houk- U», 181, PhilsdslphiO; outpointed jolted yeatertay whan rookie .de­ squads yesterday following week­ • IM mI fMM conference center-linebacker Don again and ft took time to get ad- Boroa, TIgera 8 (9). final hit of the batting pracUce— Broox'picture say they have never along the drop. suggested deal for Dale Long and llosn League, the aecond base urn- ths losers was high in the game Misses fPBM mmey Hew with 18. Joey Olartelto. 161V. Philadelphia, fensive end.Cfiatk Miller of Utah end scrimmages. Among those-on IMbrt*. W* Sut Christman from' Richmond may juated. But I think that I'm swing­ A. Smith. White Sox (IS). off Jim Fregosl'a bat—decked him .! known a manager who was In cIosaT As for Hour's problems thts'sea- his home run ball. lire w ( ^ beck of the bag. The whom waivers were oitaed were not' be able to play this season. ing the bat bettar each day. My National League umpirq comes 10. State w«Mi IwspitaUzed with a bad­ HARTFORB TIRE CO. n a t i o n a l i^ o v e Fowler has made 46 appearances perspnal touch with hia players, aon, Whitey Ford, who won' 28 The Yankees weren^t -uzaatlng • OORPUa C H Rian, Tsx.—Gar­ ly bruised knee. Miller will mim veteran defenoive aid Don Joyce Among the departing playera is primary goal is to get over AOO Moya. Glaato 9- 7U ). for 75H innings this Muotp. with | stars and raorulta alike, or Iwd while dropping only four last trip, O w when they had Houk sarva ilBaide the diSmond. Jake Wood aoorad from second ■•f . N'-OIN R bnao on a sacrlfies fly Mt. by land (Rip) Randall, 14«H, Lgtor, two of < too toom’s ( exhibition and center Bill Lophom by Minne­ |i$ CBNTBR gmCBT—TBL. MI t-tm fullback Ralph. RinaW et thitver- and also he^l Uie MiaaioaO gat into ARnu, GOha (17). a 4-8 rseoM aai a 1 AS < I Marltheir affaetion ter a groatar eKtSBt. almost iBimsdataly koMtad up wim tM toBg apprenttesMlp prwMrtBg II '* Nehi FreOeoter sota 0^ tackle C U ^ y Ocnilga|r 9MI tomgm Mw MUMT MtJ fimarisen League umpires Charley MsswoH. tiHeymia Ota Ten:,’ «utiMlntod Msi Barker. «M ,lfl»> «E Hs suffered the tninn tolB'oC OoBBoetiewt.. Mto ftognMi MR a MMI9 astva Atutia. TM h Xfl. * whlto s menber e< toe OoUees All- by SL Iswiis, |s MW tosm (UMtr M t , m JUM I, UO. ' n / 't ?

I - r.' ■■ V ■" ' ■■ J. - I ‘ ■ M A l^E STO k ETENINO HERALD, MANCKBBTOR, CONH., TUESDAY, AUGUBT T, l% t V 1/ PAGE ELEVEN P A 6 t TON MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ p N N ., TUESDAY, AUGUBT ,T, 1»6> ^OiaiMnila— WatdMO— R f W Wittuwrt Board Booscfl For Sate 72 I Jewelry 48 Fur Sidg n . Ho— Ml Far-Sail 72 H o u s m Fqr iaia „ 72 Ho e m * F or 'Salt 72 Ho For Sal* tS Auto DriTiog Sdiool 7«A TREPJS 0U6OTA BE A LAW OHB ROOM' to rant hi private J. BT EAGALT RBd SHORTEN Re^ Wanted—Malt S6 Ar^dai For 8 bI» ’ 46 FUjlUOrCB IT.—7 room home U $88,000—And ena nt ttia batter buys n h e WJUSCM B^D jswrtry topolrli^ at home with private family, MI MA 6 BTER-'-$18,SOO. $ Room MANCHESTER-7 room older Co­ BOUIUN LAKE—t inem modern, COVENTRY — Route 44A oa bCORTLOCK’S Driving School—Of­ axcallent eondltton inside and out. in Town. MuHl-leval split of eight Ranch, Fireplace. Garage. Large lonial, 2-car garage, i sriling for fuU walkout bakemant witk LaUirop Drive, Cape Cod 6 room experienced larpiniters want­ LAWN MOWERS—Torb.^JaoobaaiL ^ . prompt stov 9-(We6. . enclosed porch, cne-co^ garaga largo rooms, four bedrooma, fice, 443 Main St., Mahcbester. ed. Apply on Joix 8M Main or 72 Bidens, and Goodall Real and rooms on troad lot with patio .and the amazing price of $14,900. paneled dan, 90 fast on lake, 8 house arith rtied darmer, (lre> Learning correctly "May Save Irt, S watemitkua, Msaelustw- .’Meed for quick sala g u ^ mrea baths,' two car gafaga and firoplaco, City water and .aaw'era. Shown by app^tment only. Call CLASSIFIED aiBjA Mb Miqrie^ Street.Btreet. John R. Wenner- rotary, 18-88" Portg and. secvloa. ts r 's ‘flUlest MtaUUdMMl Jswrtw. TWIN BEDROOM, fre. parking, PhUbrick, Agency. ilO 844M. bedrooms, mohy buHt-lna, fenc­ place, combination storm win­ Vour (^Llfe." Driver emcatlon 11 hualneas blOck, Depot Square. art rtorage room. Immaculata.- 7 yean old. New llstinr. Oall Mr. the R- F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-6246 ed yard. 10 mlmitee to Manches­ dows aito aersens, lot 100x394, cMw TBtmmw w u WK 98 m griui. Used mowers and trmcttrrs. Trads r. B. Bray 7$7 St.. State Big Iqt, lovely oetting. Solid brisk, claaaca. Member Connecticut Pro­ In yattr

FlBta-“^ large enclosed porch. S-ear ga- St., Manchester. MI 9-8806. 94003,' Robert Lappen, Ml 97445. MI 9-4800. ADVERTISING r nianagdr poaiticn. 8116 weekly to LARSON’S—Connecticut'a flrat U- urday. 6arten--FBnn---I)aiiy. Toieaciita 63 w e , $19,700. Philbrlck Agency. NORTH END — With $8,000 (or BIX ROOM cape buqgalow, over- MANCHESTER—5 room Capa on Lots For Sato 72 i ■tart. $126 phis after training. Ml 9 « ' laoa) you can oasuma the $13,000 inaed driving achool trained— '.V Produete sls« garage, encloae<9 porch, bUa Une in Waddell School area, FIVE ROOM RANCH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS HOAf Mqrzied man preferred. Rapid FLAT STONES for walls, patloa ROOM aparUnent, seeatid mortgage on this neat ranch. ried and approved la now of- COMUMPnOM/, jl 5Sw advancement opportunity. To and bouse fronts. Corner Routs CUSTOM BUILT g roooa otormo and screens, full base­ fireplace, oil heat, all city utlll- LEVEL WOODED. Oakland Ter­ 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ferlniv claasroom and behind irR IC lliT fresh candled eggs oU heat, automatic hot era- Tbrae badrooma, full basement... ment, city uUIltiea. deep lot with ties, full price $12,500 Alice qualify for interview call WUli- 44 and 8. Nbtch Rood,'^ Boltca Uvmrwl to your door weekly Tel MI S47S1. t o e Urtag toam vlte Bnplaoa an the trimmings Comblna- 2-«ar garage, aluminum race. Zona A. $3,000. Ml 97819. v^eel Ihstruction for teen-agera. mantlck HA 8-0421 or write P.O. Notch Quarry. Tel, MI 94W17 ' formal dlinng room, family atts rtiade trees. Bbccrtlent condition aampet. Realtor, Ml 9-4643,' MI Ml »-«075. \ ^ rrtsoaable prices. Manchestw tiona, amaaite, etc. Asking $15,900 throughCNft. Vacant. Owner aac- 3-7387. atorros, hot water heat, high FOR SAUB—One B zone lot COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. jiS&kSm 202, WUUmantic, Conn., sti£ng Poultry Form. MI 9-9904. 4 rooms, on . bed- kttdian 8 badrooms, 1% batba ...G ood buy here. .T, J. Crock­ aoaumable G.I. mortgage, SCREENED sand, stmie. gravel; ro o m . racraoUca room wtte araptaea rificii^ lor $14,800. Owner MI Birch Street, 90x100. CSU MONDAX Thru FRIDAV 10:80 AJI.—SATURDAY • AAL PREPARE FOlt'- driver’a teat. full particulars; Mi 8-8367 between 5-7 ett, Reaitoi; Ml 3-1577. 9-0706. SO. WINDSOR— Close to Vernon $14,900. Eva. Ray Holcombe, loam, top soil. George H. Qrif­ .p.m. encloaad breemmay; otteclied ga- MI 4-1189. , 96644. Agea 16 to 80. Driving and elaaa BRIDGEPORT operator, exp Circle shopping center, immacu­ room. Three instructort^ No wait­ ting, Inc. Screening Plant, An­ mart- mortgage, large room ranch, WARREN E. HOWLAND Remrt Froverty For Sale 74 PLEASE READ YOUR AD ing. Manchester D i i i ^ 'A ca d e­ NAtlonal 3-1235. . aq. ft. landscaped lot. High AA ixK>m, fireplace, dining room, 3 ______or “ Waot Ad»” are taken over the phone aa a eoh- my. PI 3-7240. ment. 143 Highland St. $95. J D. aluminum ..^atomut, built-in atova, location, double drive, 2-car ga­ bedrooms, immense kitchen adUi REALTOk FOR SALE—One pair girl’s bowl­ Realty, 470 Main S t ;^ ^ 3-5128. COVENTRY LAKE—3 beautiful vasleiiQa. The advertleer atioiiKI read his ad the FIRST DAT ^ EXPERIENCEID painters wanted. HAWfowiifi'ain—Ranrti tergs kvr- near sdhool. Carlton W. Hutchins, rage, 6 large rooms In addition to buUt^tes, glassed te porch, car­ 575 Main St. MI 8-1106 E-Z LERN DRIVING School—Safe,' ing shoes, size 6, *3. One 3-speed Household Goods 61 MI 94183. lakeside cottages, one at $7,600, APPEARS RCiTORT ERRORS In ttme for the next laser- Inside and outside work. CaU be­ MANCHEjSTER — Nev^\two-fam- teg room, modoni Utchan, 1 bed- heated rac room airtl utility room. port, patio, aluminum storms, one at $8,000. Good finaacing courteous InatrucUoifs in driving portable record player, $10. MI Lota of living area here. 2 fire­ large shaded lot. Low taxes. Uaa. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted tween 8-7 p.m. 683-7785. 44 Bay- 3-8033. MAGIC CHEF g u .tov«, T qt. ily, 6 rooma firat floor, $125. CaU roonu, Ite botlia large tae room, TALK ABOUT bargaina—T room YOU ARE invited to live te So. available. CaU MI I-6990. . Insertion for say adverttsemeni and then only to- the exteal of a from Connecticut'a largest. Auto­ berry Road, Glastonbury. axcaUont condithm. mSOO. PhU­ places, 0(1 hot witer heat. $2,000 Quick occupancy, Jerry Fay matic and standard dual pressure ’ cwiner, red and white evenings, MI 9-3582. two-atory home cmnpletaly re­ Windsor. Low taxes. Split level “make food” 'asertioo. Errors which do not leseeii the salne ef brick Agency, MI 8 8484. below atq>raisal at $35,900. Rob­ Agency, MI-3-7029. home, 6*4 rooms, garage. Walk controlled, fully _ insured, pick-up STUDENTS — Full-time and part- SELLING OUT service station porclaln kitchm table, brown decorated, modem kitchen, new ert Wolverton Agency, MI 9-2818. Wanted—Real Bstate 77 the adremsemeot will not be eorrected by *Niiake •rood’* Inserting ROOM apartment. funUaliM heating system. Here’g a bargain to bus, swimming beach, elemen­ service. Older and nervoua atu- time opening^ remainder of sum­ equipment, vending machines, marble top .tend. Almost new or unfurnished, oil heat, adult^ ^ U T H WINDSOR t- 6% room BOLTON—$14,500. 6 room Capa, 22 etc. MI 4-8910. mtoi’ii tuxedo, rtz. M long. MI at $18,900, if you want a home ROCKLEDGB — Modem 6 room foot living room, fir^ a ca , alum­ tary school. Catholic Oiurch. WANTED—Real Estate. Ballliig or denta out apecialty. Pay. as you mer for neat appearing boys with reasonable rent. New Boiten estebliahcd iiaighborhood, Sturdy attractive home, $17,200. buying. Residential, commercial go, take only the number of les­ initiative. Qualify now for per­ 84997. Road. MI $4889. close to sclKx^, bus, shopping. ranch on sloping wooded lot. 30x25 inum aiding, garage, acre lot, TOUR COOPERATION w n x HIAI J til ^ O T l l aized kitchen, ceramic Beechler-Smith, Realtors, MI Assumable 541%, $14,600 mort­ Or industrial real astata. Oootact BE APPRECIATED IVII I I sons needed. Call for free booklet manent part-time jobs after e shaded lot, exoeUent foot rec room with fireplace on trees Carlton W. Hutchins, WH Ml S-8552 4x6 FOOT TRAILER, TR 5-8659. NEW 3-FAMILY dweUing, 4% 9-8962, MI 84949. grade lavel with separate en­ 9-5131 gage. Also. 6*4 room split only Realtor, Stanley Bray, MI ?-9273, school and Saturdays during on. Hayea Agency, MI *16.200. Garage- attractive work Brae-Bum Reuty. school year. Hourly wage plus LOOK W H A T room flats, near shopping! bus 8-4808. trance. 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, at­ and school, $135 a month. MI BOWERS SCHOOL—Neat five room tached garage, and sun deck. M A N C t^TE R —$33,900. Briok Co­ •shop. Glenn Roberta ' Agenev, -bonus. Must be over 16. Apply WEB«sncy, MI ColoniaKnm being built. ’Rila Near shopping, chlirohes and heat, many closets and extra fea­ ranch, $14,700. Joseph Barth Bro­ wheels. MI 9-2710. ness for sale. Average part-time ter. . Ak iMW—ak guarantead 9-8464. bua Une. Only $18,900. ‘carroll- Auctions 78 Ml 94)500 *1,500 a year. Can be purchased MI 9-8464. chaira tables, rugs Gerich’s Mo­ Fre« delivery—Free lay-*way house lobded. W.900. ‘ Joseph tures: Concealed fallout shelter ker. MI 90830. bile Station, 1080 Tolland Turn­ FIVE ROOMS, flrot floor MI Driggs, Realtors. 538-4164. Eve. shell. Beautiful new house and end leave year meesare. TouTI hear from onr advertleei la Pg 1958 HARLEY DAVISON, excellent very reasonably. J D, Realty, Ineteiit Credit 9-7127. PI 3-6258. ROOSLEDOB—7 room Ranch, 4 Barth. Brolter. MI 9-0320 AUCTION—At the Village Peddlar Moving— ^Trucking— MI 8-5129. pike days or evenings. Aluminum and weekends, Mr. Boynton, MI lawn. Reduced price and choice of OUTSTANDING two year old split- Shop. Route 83, Ellington, Conn., thne srltboot spending all evening at the telephona. condition. Only 7,000 miles orig­ TELEPHONE WORK Help Wanted— windows, doors. years old, large modem kltchan, FOR SALE 8-3148. colors to buyer with minimum of level. 3 bedrooms. 8 full baths, inal. Call MI 9-1587 after 4 p.m. Storage 20 buiK-in oven and range, dlshwaah- house 6% Saturday. Aug. 11, at 1 p.m. COVENTRY—Tavern in' cmitinu- Male or Female 37 FIVE ROOM apartment. 89 IVm- rooms, good com oil heat, $2,000 down payment Also, new formal dining room, family room Modem and antiques. Over 400 MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. I need two women to do NORMAN’S FACTORY ar, disposal, pantry, etc. Large large loL trees, ANDOVER—Lovely 9% room ra- ranch bouse for eale—no broken. with built-tna and patio, 3-cor ga­ ous operation for 27 years. Owner tor Street. dining room, den center entrance in. Can storad Cape in country setting. items to go. Bring your own Lost and Found . 1956 HARLEY DAVISON FLH. Light trucking and package deUv- is retiring and will listen to of­ part-time telejUione work from BuildiiiK Materials 47 FURNITURE WAREHOUSE owner MI 3-7015, CaU ACodemy 8-3464. rage. This home features many chair. Auctioneer—Robert E. Automobiles For Sale ery. Refrigerators, washers and our new Manchester office. Easy video presentation. Oppor­ NEJW DUPLB5X, i rooms, large liv­ haU, paneled wall tiroplace in Uv- Home has just been redecorated. extras including dirtiwaaher, dis­ * I Cali after 6. MI 9-1797 fers. Robert WolvertMi Agency, ing room with a beautiful view, S New tile in bath with colored fix­ SEVEN ROOM Colonial, newly re- Fluckiger. LOST—Blue and white parakeet. stove moving specialty. Folding MI 9-2813. Only requirement is pleasant tunity to earn 25% com m l^on. Forest cor. Pine, Manchester ing room, picture window, birch MANCHESTER — NiSW posal. built-in oven and range, No heavy sadiple caseg to carry. bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car garaga ranch in AA area. Featui tures. Larxe living room with decorate\l carpeting. $19,900. 38 vicinity Rolling Park An.swer.s to HALF TON Chevrolet pick-up, I x9go Honda, 250 c.c., 5,000 miles chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. speaking voice. Nourly wage BETTER BUYS AT Open daily 9-9, Sat. 94 cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile 3-zone heating, elaborate interior ••Nicky, ' band No. -MS 62156. Re- food running condition. Can be Hgg new. Must sell *375 Phone SERVICE STATION business for No delivering. No collecting. plastered walla, seUteg at bank cellar, oil hot water has fireplace. Knotty pine kitchen Strong Street. MI 34402. lighting, tastefully decorated, guaranteed, plug Ixmus ar­ Ml 1-1626 bath, heat, hot water, Venetian appriisal, $31,000. Philbrlck Agw- cabinete. Picture window in din­ Deaths Last Night ward MI-9-3356 i seen any time. Call MI 4-0539. 528-3937.------’ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ sale, lower Main St. location, es­ rangement.^ Hours 10-2 Or 6-9. American Home Toy Party. MI NATIONAL blinds, storm windows, attic, cel­ bedrooms, 34 foot living hand hewn roof ahingles. profes­ ing Company. Local and long dis­ 4-8186. cy, MI 9-8444. with raised hearth flrapls ing room. 3-car basement garage. MANCHESTER — $15,990. Trans­ tablished trade and complete in­ C^l MI 8-9019. Ask for Mr. lar, centrally located. MI 9-7885. ferred owner. 30 day occupancy. sionally landscaped, top value at FOUND—One black, male mongrel tance moving, packing and stor­ ventory. Call MI 3-6860 for ap­ Andrews. Studs—Special: > Ing room, oversize kitchen with \Large bam surrounded by 10 $29,900. Philbrlck Agmev, MI WASHINGTON (AP) — Mrs. puppy. Call Bolton Dog Warden. ■ MERCURY hardtop, good age. Regular service throughout EXTREMELY comfortable twin MANCHESTER—7 room split level, Weatteghouse built-tea. Quality acres of land-with about 800 ft. 7 room cape, 4 bedrooms. Living 1961 HARLEY XLCH, low mileage, pointment. 2x4’’—7’8” 43c each BURNSIDE AVENUE, East Hart­ 11a baths, rec room, garage cov­ 9-8464. Eidith Benham Helm, 88, who MI 9-'7601 condition. Call MI 9-6934. red. Cali MI 9-9105 sifter 6 p.m. New England states and Florida. ^ Sitnatfons Wanted— lounge chairs end ottoman, cerise ford—4 room, second floor apart­ built from the ground up. |M,500. froirtage. Now vacant ' May we room fire^acc. Formal dining served as White House social sec­ 2x8” —7’ 40c each red. Phone MI 9-4025 after 5. ered patio, half acre of parklike room. Steel beam conatmetion. MI 3-6563. BOOKKEEPER-typist with pay- Male 39 90 lb. Roll Roofing *2.90 per roU ment, $66 month. J. D. Realty, MI Robert Wolverton Agency, MI aKoWs you through? Tongren retary imder Presidents Woodrow LOST—Turkish towel with words CHEVROLET Bel Air, 2-door 3-5129. grounds. Hayes Agency, MI 8-4803. 9-2813. AgaocK MI 3-6821. Near bus and schools. Call Mr. Help Wanted— Female 35 roU tax experience for accounting Hitch Rail Fencing *3.09 per sec. LEAITING STATE — Complete 6 Douton, MI 9-3111, MI 9-5306. TR Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt and "I like you” 37 Alexander Street hardtop, radio, heater, new Business Services Offered 13 THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. office. Phone MI 9-2206. PART-TIME work needed after 9 Knotty Pine Paneling 13c sq. ft. 54-68 WADDELL RD. Harry S. Truman, died Monday. •r caU MI 9-2973. I whitewall tires, white with red Moving, packing, storage, local rooms home furnishings and gar­ OLD OOLONIAD—Beautifully re­ CENTRAL CAPE—Six rooms, full MANCHESTER—$17,990. 8% room 5-6611. Barrows A Wallace, 86 K. EXCELLENT opportunity, for high in the evening. Will do anything. 8d A 16 d Common Nails FIRST FXXXIR flat, all modem stored 4 bedrooms, 15 minutes Mrs. Helm was the daughter of ■ .. - ■ I leather interior and carpeting. TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot and loi^ distance. Agents for den tools. All in excellent condi­ conveniences. Near everything. bath down plus full bath in rec ranch. Att^hed garage. Good Center St., Manchester. 2-Family 6-5 school seniors, housewives, others CaU MI 4-1894. *8.75 per keg tion Best offer. Call evenings. from Manchester, W ge modem Navy Adm. Andrew BIlieott Ken­ — ------| Before 7 p.m. MI 3-8532. After 7 clearing. Call Flraiur C. Noble, MI Lyons van Lines, Inc,, world-wide 10-20 hours. Coll MI 9-0169. Write Box 8S, Herald. room in basement. Recently aized porch. Nicely landscaped Annonnceneflts * I p.m. MI 9-9832 9-6063 Ceiling Tile 9V4c sq. ft. MI 3-0215. family size kitchen with huge lot. Extm largV living room with MANCHESTER—6 room Cape close nedy Benham, and married an movers. Free estimates. MI 3-5187. Helg Wanted—Mslc 36 Exotic Paneling from 18c sq. ft. renovated. Nice lot, plafity ot Gas heat, storm windows and admiral. James M. Helmtrin in Dogs— Birds— Pete 41 96 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE — 4 rustic fieldstone fireplace, 1% trees. With about $8,000 down you raised hearth fMplacc. 8 bed­ to bus, schools and shopping, ga­ PONY RIDES—Lazy N Ranch 737 HURST FLOOR ■ shift equipped Caulking Guns $1 each TWO-PIECE DANISH modem liv­ baths, 2-zone heat, patio, 3-car rage. aluminum siding, oil heat, screens. House in nice oondi- the 1920s. She was born in Rich­ LAWN MOWERS sharpened and R.N. OR L.P.N. full Or part-tlms. TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, room duplex, heat and hot water, can 'assume the 1st rotge. and rooms. Full cellai\clty water, Lydall St. Open from 1-8; holi 1954 Ford with 1957 292 engine. repaired aalea and aervtce, pick PROFESSIONAL clipping^ groom­ Insulation—100’ Bags *3.50 per bag ing room suite, beige sofa and stove, refrigerator, garage. Im­ garage, ideal location for horses, aewara. Oall Mr. Gpvang, Ml fireplace, 8 bedrooms, city utili­ tton, situated on an attractive mond, Staten Island, New York. Painting— Papering 21 Vernon Haven, TR 5-2077. first-class only fuU or part-time. aqua chair, $50. MI 4-0053. pay $106.35 monthly. T. J. days and Sundays, 10-8 Call MI 9-7646 after 7 p.m. up and delivery. Ice akatea ahaip- ing, bathing, all breeds. Poodles a mediate occupancy Call MI 8-2785 $38,500. Philbrlck ;^ency, MI Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. 95306, TR 6-6611. TRX9890. Bar- ties, $16,900. Robert Wedverton landscaped lot. A stsia at NEW YORK (API — Mrs. Jo- Air prevailing benefits. Call Man­ CASH 'N CARRY 9-8464. Agency, MI 9-381$, aephtea Say Paul, 62, president of med, precialon ground. L A M PAINTING —Interior and exterior. sproialty. The Poodle Salon, before 5 p.m. - roWa A Wallace, 56 B. Center St. $16,500. CHEVROLET 1961 Bel Air, 6 cyl­ Equipment Corporation, Route 88, chester. Tool A Design, MI 9-3263 NOBOpY, BUT NOBODY, ALBERT’S OPENS NEW INVESTMENT PLU S- 64 duplex the Wall Street brokerage firm of A good job at a reasonable rate. LPN—NIGHT duty, part-time. Call or apply in person MI 9-9798 or MI 9-0500. BRANCH m Personal inder, automatic, 14,000 ' miles^ Vernon Conn. 'TR S-7609. Manchea- For free estimate call MI 9-9658. MI 9-2368. UNDERSELLS NA’HONAL BOLTON — Large 4 room ranch, will rent for $116/$115 per month. WEST SIDE — • room 'nuich, FIVE ROOM ranch, corner tot, A. M. Kidder Co., Inc., died Mon­ many extras. Will accept trade. ter exchange. CaU Enterprlro 1940. J. P. Lewis. BRIDGEPORT HOLL ST.—Four rooms, first floor, beautifully land^aped, oversized 3 bedrooms each side, 2 heating $12,900. Modem cabinet kitehan, close to bus. Schools, church and CHARLES W. LATHROP day after a long illness. She was ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, MI 3-1340. WANTED — Woman for irfflce CUTE PART-POODLE puppies. garage, 4% mortgage may be 3 bedrooms, condition is exW - shopping. Reasonable. 83 Dudley the wife of Col. C. Michael Paul, bonded repreoentaUve. Alfred NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. HERE'S OUR GIFT TO YOU $65 monthly, adults. MI 9-4774. systems, fenced in yard. Priced SHARPENTNG Service— Sawa, P.AINTING AND paperhanging. work, part-time on permanent MI 8-4010. $50 FIJEE GROCERIES assumed by qualified buyer. h«low bank avaluation Beechler- lent! Eve. Ray Holcombe, bH St. or call owner MI 3-0465. MI 9-0884 an investment banker and inde­ Amell, 808 Henry St. TeL Ml 1946 FORD COUPE, excellent con­ knives, suces, shears, skates, ACCOUNTING 381 STATE STREET, Hayes Agency, MI 3-4803. Good clean workmanship at rea­ basis. Many company benefits. with purchase of any 3 room out­ ARCHTTBCTURAL draftsman, re­ Smith, Realtora MI 9-8953, MI 4-1139. Warren E. Howland, Real­ pendent oil operator. She was 3A450^ dition. rebuilt motor, new tires rotary blades. Quick service. Capi­ sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ POODLES, AKC registered, your cent graduate preferred, creative tor. MI 1-1106. 'VERNON-^ room Cape, S bed­ bom te Anamosa, Iowa. Apply Goodyear Service ' Store, NORTH HAVEN. CONN. fit during our Great Expansion HOLLISTER STREET-~-5 bedroom 3-6969. rooms and den, psmeled fireplace, and battery. MI 9-3453 after 6. tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St., chester Raymond Flske. MI 713 Main Street, Manchester choice' black and gray. Paper office. MI 9-4052, TR 5-4528. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 4 bed­ BOSTON (AP)— Harry Posner, CLERK trained. Selling at a very low ‘ CHestnut 8-2147 Sale! going on now. You get your home, large living room with din­ 64 DUPLEX, near High School, full\walk-out basement, many Automobiles For Sale Manchester. Hours dally 7-5. 9-9237. STARKWEATHER Street— Quiet room Bnglioh Colonial, plus lec 81. Malden. Maas., industrialist 1946 CHEVROLET panel truck, Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI TOYSL TOYS! TOYS! Immediate price. MI 4-8966. groceries at the market of your FUR REJNT — 4 room ^Mriment ing area, new heating system, 2- neighborhood, modernized older bus and shi^pteg. l-car garage, 3 treeSs^and shrubs on well land- good shape, *75. State Service choice car garage, shaded lot. $17,500. acapedv tot, $14,900. MI 9-0781. room, 1*4 baths, (oyer, fireplace, and philanthropist who gave more 3-7958. EXTERIOR SPRAY and brush openings to earn *70-*100 weekly, We have an attractive and garage, ground floor, heat­ home, all utilities $14,500. Joseph furnaces. Remarkable condition. than $1 million to Tufts Univer­ NEED CAR? Your credit turned Station, Main St,, Manchester. WIRE HAIRED terrier puppies, 3 COMPLETE Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. open stairways, alr-condlUoned down? Short on down payment? painting, commercial, industrial, full or part-time displaying position available for a ed. children accepted, available Barth, Broker, Ml 94320. Reasonable Hayes Agency Ml living room, atorma and screens, sity, died Monday. Posner cams MI 3-6860. M A M RUBBISH Removal — In­ residential and trim jobs. Work pure 'bred, 8 weeks, beautiful ROOMS OF BRAND NEW Sept. 1. N. Main St. Call G. S. 3-4803. VERNONXExcellent condition 514 Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t Royal’s fabulous line of toys- young man with at least NOTICE VERNON —6 room Cape. Estab­ room ranchv large lot, trees, land garage, etc. FUU price $24,900. to New York at the turn of the dustrial, commercial, residential. guaranteed, free estlmatee. Jo­ jewelry-cosmetics and houseware markings, excellent pets. MI FURNITURE Keith, MI 9-8191 MANCHESTER—Vacant. 614 room despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ VOLVO 1960, *544, black, 3-speed two years experience in 3-7071. AND APPLIANCES lished neighborhood. Fireplace. FUUR MINUTES from Manches­ scaped, full Wllar, low down pay Large custom ranch, spotlese, rec centuify, a penniless immigrant quire about lowest down small­ Manchester routes. Cleaning at­ seph Dionne, contractor. MI items. Applications now being ac­ cost accounting He will INVITATION TO BID ranch. Nicely landscaped lot. All room and -swimming pool, one- from Russia. He founded the Wor­ .seat belts. One owner. Good con­ tics, cellars, yards. Cardroard, 3-0494. The "ECONOMY” FOUR ROOMS, third floor, 78 Amesite drive Vacant. 'Tongren large rooms, fireplace, enclosed ter. Trim and tidy 5 room ranch ment or assiune Q.I. mortgage est payments anywhere. No small dition economical. *1,100. MI cepted for dealers end two mana­ join a small group, and be ADORABLE 8 months' old cat Sealed bids will be received kt Agency, MI 34321, J. Lombardo, ^ 9-9846. half acre land, full price $30,500. cester Paper Box Co. te 1914. This metal drums available. Reliable gers. MI 3-5247. the Office of the'General Manager, Free $50 Groceries Chestnut St.. Manchester. Avail: porch. Partially completed rec­ with garage, 100x150 Ibt cellar, loan Or finance company plan, j 9-3130. PAINTING and wallpapering, wall­ involved in work relating must find home, as owner is al­ 3 ROOMS ...... $188 able Aug, 15. Call BU 9-0251 or oil hot water heat, fully stormed, Many more, all price ranges. Call year it became an affiliate of the Douglas Motors. 333 Main lawn maintenance. MI 9-9767. to cost ledger bookkeep­ 41 Center Street, Manchester, Con­ VERNON—^Three bedroom ranch reation room with all materials MANCHESTER —$21,900.^n.9( Custom the Bllawotth Mitten Agency, Federal Paper Board Oo. Inc. of paper removed. Wallpaper books SEWING machine operators wanL lergic to cats. CaU MI 3-4903 The "HONE'YMQON" MI 4 -1230 to finish included in price. $17,500. well cared for, $15,500. Robert 1959 OLDSMOBILE, Super 88, 4- LAWNS AND gardens cared 'for ing, preparation of details after 6. necticut, until August 20, 1M2 at on oversized lot. Quiet location on ranch. 3 farge twln^twiV bedrooms. Realtors, MI 3-6930 or MI 9-5524 Bogota, N.J. . 1957 PLYMOUTH, 4-door, Belve­ on request. Ceilings. Free eetl ed, experience desirable but not Free $50 Groceries dead end road. Ideal for children. Call Mr. Rocholl for further par­ Wolverton Agency, MI 9-2813. door hardtop, 2-tone green, power and , Shrubbery trimmed. MI mates. Call Roger, Ml 3 -0 ^ , for government contracts 11:00 A.M. for Police Uniforms. 8 ROOMS ...... $369 FTTRNISHED, heated 8 rooms with Gracious living room ^ith raised dere, 6 cylinder, push button au­ essential. Apply In person to and reports, and company Bid forms and specifications ara Priced well below appraisal ticulars.' MI 9-5306, TR 5-6611. hearth. Huge family kitchen with steering and brakes. MI 4-1409. 9-8538. Pioneer Parachute Co., Inc,, 168 The "CHARM HOUSE" bath, private entrance, parking. Barrows A Wallace, 56 E. Center MANCHESTER — $17,50Q. Four tomatic transmission, good condi­ EXTERIOR-INTERIOR painting, accounting reports and rec­ Live Stock 42 available at the Controller's Office, Ml 3-1303. Choice of financing. Last house on bedroom cape. Pbrter St. area. birch cabinets and \formica tion. *450. MI 9-7245. Forest St., Manchester. FVee $50 Groceries right on Hublard Dr. Ml 94909. St. • 1958 PLYMOUTH 9 passenger STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone walls, decorating, ceilings, wallpaper­ ords. F am lli^ ty with busi­ 66 Center Street, Manchester, Con­ 3. ROOMS ...... $394 Beautiful tCMd lot. Plaster walls. counters. Attached garage\Lai ness computers desirable ONE STRAWBERRY roan, geld­ necticut. IF YOU ARE looking for an ex­ partially wooded lot. QUl 1955 PL"YMOUTH, standard, 6 cy­ wagon, full power, excellent con­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ing, floor sanding and refintshlng. NO EXPERIENCE necessary. Run the "HOLLYWOOD” 109 N. ELM ST.—^Moving out of $13,500—Real honest value near Ceramic tile bath. 2-car garage. dition, one owne'r. MI 9-9588.- Work done at reasonable prices. Clean workinanship. No job too little shop-by-mall club. 2 hrs/wk, but not essential. ing, 16:4. For more Informaticm Town of Manchester, clusive 5 room apartment in a schools, shopping, bus. 6 rooms Quiet area. Call Mr. Wagner, MI Wagner, MI 9-5306, TR linder, good running condition. call MI 3-1626. FYee $50 Gh>ceries private house, close to every­ state Excellent condition. 5 year MI 3-0796. smaU. John Verfaille. MI 9-6750. 10 weeks. Earn *50 or more In Conne'cticut I ROOMS ...... $488 on one floor, 16x16 family room, 9-5306, TR 5-6611. Barrow, A Wal­ Barrows A Wallace. 55 E Center MI 9-1353. As a relatively small, Inde­ thing. Will be ready by Oct, 1. old ^ p e , 6 .rooms, full dormer, St., Manchester. M I'96306. \ 1958 FORD Countrj' Squire, 8 famous products. Club shopping Richard Maulin, The"BOULEVARD" IH baUis, fireplace, oak floors, immaculate as can b$, nicely lace^ 55 E. Center St., Manches­ LAWNMOWER sharpening and re­ PAINTING AND decorating — 20 pendent member of the General Manager Adulte only. Writs Bok S, Herald. ter Ml 9-5306. cylinder, white, cruisimatic trans­ saves friends money. Write t^ a y Articles For Sale 45 Free $50 Groceries plastered walls, garage, oil hot shaded yard. Beechlcr-Smitb> VERNON—Hilltop ranch off Route HERMAN 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE, needs mission, whitewalls, radio, power pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. years’ experience. Insured. In UAC family, we provide Realtora, Ml 9-8662, MI 3-6960. Free pick-up and delivery. Little for free 276-page catalog No ob­ 8 ROOMS ...... $697 water baseboard heat, near SO. 3 bedrooms, living room with some repair. Ml 9-1423. steering, *1175, May be seen any- terlor and exterior. Wallpaper re ligation. Popular Club,' Dept the stabilify and employe LOAM SALE—$14 load only $12.50. The "ARISTOCRAT” Fimiiflhed Apartaieiits 63-A schools. Owner. Ml 94183. VERNON — Exceptionally nice A McKinney. 15 Woodbridge St., moved. Clean work. Call after I benefits or a large cor­ COLONIAL—$19,000. If you need Cape, 5 rooms, 6lh partially fin­ fireplace kitchen with dining time 210 Hollister St. m 3-1785. | ^ F802, Lynbrook, N. Y. Also gravel, fill, stone and white Free $50 Groceries area, attached garage, beautiful | p.m. R. Brown. MI 9-0033. poration in a pleasant TWO ROOM furnished or unfur­ VERNON—Delightful 6 room Cape only two iarga badrooms and atill ished, large kitchen, fireplace, en- SPOT CASH sand. Ml 3-8603 Tolland Summit Park 8 ROOMS ...... $679 iunds on deadend street. J, 1957 CTEVROLeA' station wagon. B U S IN E ^ ^ E N —If you have key "small company" atmo­ $10 DOWN DELIVERS nished apartment, bath, heat, hot in better than brand new condition. want a dining nxm , paneled den, dosed breezeway and garage, PAID FOR CLEAN EXTERIOR AND interior painting, water. Apjriy Marlow’a. 867 Mate. and all the charm a Colonial of­ Kmbardo. MI 9-9345 8 cylinders, standard shift, good personnel call for appointment, RN—NIGHT DUTY, part-time Call sphere. The position is a SCREEND l o a m for the best in T r e e s — T re o s — T ro o s Free storage until wanted. FVee 2 full baths. Price $16,500. Made­ beautifully landscaped lot, trees MOTORS USED CARS AT ’ Wallpaper books. Paperhanging Ml 9-2358. challenging one that offers lawns from our screening plant. line Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1642. fers, then you will want to see and ahrubbery, on bua line, near SECLUDED near Bowers School— running condition. Low mileage. "Red" Farmer, Ml 3-2105. who Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured $13,400 Delivery THREE ROOM furnished apart­ this gem which to in a lovely Bet­ Needs a little body work and) ^^ili explain key man insuraince a good starting salary and George GrUflng, Inc., PI 2-7886. Free set up by our own reliable schools, shopping, etc. Jerry Fay 5*4 room ranch, foyer, fireplace, S5 WINDSOR AVI. ~ ROCKVILU CARTER CHEVROLET CO., workmanship guaranteed. Leo PERMANENT full-time sales growth potential. ment on Main Street over Davis MANCHESTER — 2 family 54, ting and has averything for low Agency, MI 8-7029. paint. *700. MI 9-7879. Call before ' Pelletier, MI 9-6326 If no answer, men. Bakery, $90 per month, including cellar, garage, .trees, walk to INC. 5:30, clerks wanted, 40-hour week Call CI/38E-OUT SALE. Picnic tables, NO MONEY DOWN large clean rooms, walking dis­ cost easy living. Owner r a 9-5051. High School, Oariton W, Hutdhins, call Ml 3-9043. MI 9-2031. 6 feet $9.95, 8 feet $14.95, and Phone for appointment heat. Call MI 9-6808 or MI 9-9781. 1229 Main St. Manchester Household Services Choice of ranch or cape. En­ SAMUEL ALBERT, Htfd. ' tance to bus. schools and shop­ COVENTRY —BmaU home with MT 9-5132. Ml 34)091 ~T R S.9M4 Tel. M I'9-5238 For an early • interview, others. MI 9-5444, TR 5-7148 ping. Good teedtee, good invest­ NORTH COVENTRY-Exception­ view ot lake, garage and 100 feet 1958 PONTIAC, 2-door hardtop, ex­ Offered 13-A EXTERIOR and interior painting. BAKERY SALES girl, experiene- joy the thriU of watching your CH 7-0358 al I bedroom ranach on fenced cellent condition, all new tires MI ____ please call Mr. A. T. Mar- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT BnsinoM Locatiom ment, $18,100,, Robert Wolvertmi. on hardtop road. Must be sacri­ BIGHT RCK>M modified ranch, 3 1958 PONTIAC Convertible, gray Paperhanging, ceilings, wallpaper , ed. Good wages. Apply in person. cln, 528-4811, Extension PURE CIDER vinegar and single home being built. 150x200 foot Agency, MI 9-2813. half acre, double garaga, tow 9-4839 , 8 a.m.-6 p.m. After 6 call REWEAVING of burns, moth holes, books on request. Fully insured. K you have no means of trans­ For Rent 64 ficed for larger home. Good mort­ unfinished, fireplace, recreatibn CHRYSLIR. PLYMOUTH. VAUANT DIALER and while, *1,150. South Coventry, Parkade -Bakery, Parkade Shop- 8729. cylinder BSA motor. Call MI lot with trees and stone fences. down payment. PI 34480. gage available with small down room, garage, sweeping views, 3% PI 2-8117. at 6 Griswold Street. _ —Zippers repaired Window ’ ‘ Shadi Call Edward R. Price, MI 9-1008. iPlng Center 9-4696. Open House Sunday 2-5 p.m. portation, I'll send my auto for TOLLAND—Want peace and quiet? made to measure; all sized Vene- you. No obligation. CENTRAL LOCA’nON. store payment. $8,600. Pratt Agency, acres, only $17,900. Carlton W. During week by appointment. space approximately 30'x40’, suit­ New 5 room ranches, $11,990. Jo­ PI 2-7596, 346-3892. Hutchins. MI 9-5182. OENERAL MPAIRS ON AU CHRYSLER tian blinds- Keys made while you GENERAL HOUSE painting and PART-TIME housekeeper needed, seph Barth, Broker, MI 9-0820. wait. Tape Recorders for rent. papering—guaranteed to satisfy. 2:30-5, one 8 year old. Duties can RESEARCH Directions: Wilbur Cross A— I ^ B — E— R— T— vS able for small business. Available SOUND VALUES For The Pre-Teen Miss Parkway to Exit 99, turn left October 1- MI 94294. Read Herald Advs. Marlow's, 867 Main, Ml 9-5221. Reasonable rates. For free esti­ be worked out satisfactorily Call TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 48-46 AIX.YN ST., HARTFORD RANCH, THREE bedrooms. Large Duplex 64 arith $-cor garage, PRODUCTS AUTOMOMLES mate. Call MI 9-6892. MI 9-4362 ^ CONNECTICUT Merrow Road, sign one mile up living room. Fireplace Attached P-ADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. showing ToUand Summit, turn Open Nights •Till 9 P.M. easily oonvertad to four 8 room LABORATORiES STORE, 245 N. Main St., good garage. Screened porch. Many apartmenta, aacallant invest­ Cars. phonographs. changers. WANTED—Girl, over 18, for clean, NOTICE left onto Anthony Road. WBSTINGHOUSE two-oven stove, extras. 42 Elizabeth Drive. Own­ Flower Stamp-ons! Honest, economical. Guaranteed United Aircraft Corporation spot for anything. MI 9-6339, 9-5. ment. HERE ARE A FEW OUTSTANDING Electrical Services 22 steady work in our Shirt Depart Municipal Building Offices will Crosley 12 cu. ft. refrigerator, er MI 9-8608. 90 days. Famous for sendee for ment. Apply in person New Sys­ desk and chair, coffee table, 2 GROUND FLOOR office, just a Two-family 64 with >-car ga­ Ifs-the i-t+sActylic lUYS IN USED CARS WITH LOW. 30 years Phone MI 9-4537. Potter FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv tem Laundry. Harrison St. Silver Lane be open 8:30 A.M, to 4:30 P.M. CANTOR and MANCHESTER — $28,900. 4 bed­ East Hartford 8, Connecticut Town Clerk’s Office will be open bookcases, child's chest of draw­ few steps from Main St., avail­ rage, conveniently located to ton's. ice on all types of electrical wir­ ers. formica top table. 2 chrome room Colonial. Huge kitchen. senior and junior High Behorts. LOW PRICE TAOS DUE TO OUR STORE MANAGER—Must be ex­ 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. able immediately. Call MI 9-4506, ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson An Equal Opportunity Employer GOLDFARB stools, pair of army bunk beds, MI 4-1894. Oversized living room. Formal Priced for quick sale. LATEST LATEX LOW OVERHEAD! jv a sh e r refrigerator f - Bffectiva August 6, 1662. I Electrical Co., Manchea^r. MI perienced in dealing with the pub; REALTORS maple occasional chair, kitchen dining room with fireplace. In­ pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME S-TS76. lie, retail background necessary! Richard Martin MI 3-8442 — TR 5-6244 FUR RENT or lease—Brick build­ tercom system. Walkout base­ Vernon Hills—8 bedroom ranch guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4537. Pot- General Manager curtains pair 5.20x13 snow tires. high school graduate only, paid Call after 6, MI 9-4457, ing, 1% blocks from Main St., ment. Garage. 100x400 ft. lot; Call with 2-yaar teas* completely terton’s. 130 Center St. vacation and holidays, paid hos- DIE MAKERS 3,900 aq. ft., parking. MI 8-7426 Mr. Art Foraker, MI 9-5306 TR fumlabed with minimum doom Private Instructions 28 jjpltallzatlon. Write Box L, Herald. or MI $-3660. 54611, MI 9-7748. Barrows A Wal­ payment. Excellent return os \ m OHEVROUET 1K7 MERCURY 2770-H AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol . .with aU 'round experience, ster 3 piece living room set; sofa Musical In stm acnts 6S lace, 55 E. Center St. Manches­ an investment. U.S. CiViL Service tests! Men- full-time plus- overtime, all ter. 2-Door Sedan, radio and Montclair Convertible, ra­ and 2 chairs *145, Choose from women, 18-52 Start high as *102. We have a 4 apartment house heater, automatic economi­ group of fine fabrics. Work done WOMEN fringe benefits, good working Rouses For Rent . 65 dio. heater, power brakes COLOR a week. Preparatory training un­ ccMiditions, steady employment. FOR SALE—Used upright piano. SO. WINDSOR—Ellington Road. 6 4 rooms each, in addition to cal 9 cylinder Miglne. Vety and steering, Sutomati^ ^ expert craftsmen on our prem­ til appointed. Thousands of jobs A pply.... COVENTRY—FHimiahed beautiful room custom built Cape with bath and pantry, excellent lo­ clean inside and out. ISTAMP4)NS ises. All work 'ully guaranteed. Call after 4:30. MI 9-4099. transmission. A real sum­ open. Experience usually unneces- For General W AN TED ^>lit level, could be (our bed­ plastered walls, 5' years old. bet­ cation. Very good investment. mer special at Mill Fabric Salesroom, 176 Pine saty. Free information on jpba, GUNVER rooms, nice location, $175 month­ ter than brand new condition. 4-4 Duplex with 3, finished Priced To St., exclusive Cheney Fabric ly. MI 84139. salaries, requirements. Write to­ MANUFACTURING CO. Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Nice shaded lot with good view. rooms in attic, completely re­ SeBAt - FuU Price salesroom, in Manchester. MI day giving t phone. Lincoln Serv­ ‘Factory Work Priced right. Jerry Fay Agency, modeled, interior and ^ a r - ^1195 8-7322. Budget terms arranged. ice, Pekin 10, Illinois. 384 Hartford Rd.. Manchester MI 3-7029. ior. Has to be seen to he - Apply MI 9-3888 EXPERIENCED FRANK IS buying and selling good Sumner Homes For'Rent 67 *795 used ‘ furniture and antiques at preciated. LEARN SPANISH the HarUord MANCHESTER MODES, WILLIAMS ROAD, Bolton—7 room Bonding— Conttacting 14 430 Lake St. Call and see what COVENTRY LAKE—Lakeside cot­ Courant method—6 week course INC. we’ve got. Open Sundays. MI split level on large lot, 3^ years 6 room Cape in excellent neigh­ will start next week .for High tages—a few open dates.- CaU 3Q old, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, dining borhood with 2 baths. Owner 19$1 rLYMOUTH FRAMING, additions, remodeling, Pine St. AD COMPOSITOR 9-4580. 34930. painting, cement floors; also, School age and adults. MI 9-2610. room family room, beautifiu leaving town. Will sacrifice. modem kitchen,:ne 1-car garage, 6. cylinder standard trmns- 1»7 FORD bathrooms tiled. Call MI 9-4291 SEPTIC TANKS WS BUY SELL or trade antique RENT—Trailer at Long Laka mtosion station arngon, beau­ 3 7 ^ hour week, paid vacation, hospitalization and and usea furniture, china, glass, $33,900. Philbrlck Agency, MI Bonds—Stocks AND Maine from Aug. 11, $35 weakly. 9-8464. tiful gray anlsh, vinyl la- Fairlane "500" 2-door hard­ GENERAL CARPENTRY— work many, other benefits. Good full time job for the silver, lecture trameii and old Beautiful site, beach. 'TR 5-9739. J. D. REALTY Mortgages 31 NOTICE tertor. Up to 23 miles on * top, radio and heater, auto­ guaranteed to satisfy. Reasonable risrht man. Apply in person. oolns, old dolls and guns, hobby MANCHESTER - Ranch. 6 big gallon of gas. 100% guaran­ matic transmission V-8. 8383 rates. For free estimate call MI In accordance with the require­ PLUeCIED SEWERS collections, attic contenta or whirie HAMPTON BEACH — Beautiful S 470 Main Bt. MI 84139 9-6892. CASH AVAILABLE. If you have ments of the Zoning Regulations rooms include 3 bedrooms, dining tee. Ready to go. 4-Myn. estates. Furniture Repair Service, bedroom cottage, aU utilities, $% ACRES, immaeulatc 7 room KMOTIfS real estate equity, call us for for the Town of Manchester, HaehiM CIm m A Talcottrije, Conn. Tel. MI $-7449. room, living room with fireplace, weeks August 18 and 36, $65. MI and stepsaver kitchen, oil hot Colonial, 1*4 baths, large cabinet Outatanding Herman’s funds. *2000 requires only $44.60 Conn.i the Zoning Board of Ap­ S^Ue Tanka Dry WeBa Sewer 4-8037. Roofing— Siding 16 per month. Including repayment, peals will hold a public hearing on water heat, aluminum stormg and kitchen, excellent barn, trees, oiil; Value At Special Price Unee Installed—Cellar Water- ifpraUi screens, garage. Built 1954. $17,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, »1495 *695 ^ank Burke, 246-M97 days, or Monday evening, August 20, 1962 j prooftaig Dona Rooms Without Board 59 GIANT’S NECK Heights—4 room ss LATEX HOUSE M INT A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, 529-5563 evenings. at 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room modem cottage, heat and hot *18,900. Rortrt Wolverton Agency, 94133. painting Carpentry. Alterations water, stoops 7, Aug. 36-Sept. 1, MI 9-3818. FOR OUTRIDE WOOD AND MASONRY SECOND MORTGAGES available. of the Municipal Building on the FURNISHED room. Parking. Pri­ and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ following applications: McKin n e y b r o s . vate entrance and shower bus $70. or Aug: 364opt. 4, $90 PI ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Consolidate your obligations into 34143. THREE, bedroom Colonial for only Como in ood fet the teds on 19C0 FLYMOUTH Ml 3-4860. one monthly payment. We are in Joseph Richards; 36 Barry Rd.; SewBroge Dispeed Co. line, newly redecorated. Gentle­ $17,500, Another top value. Tiled NOTICE 19M V H JM ir a position to loan any amount on Res. Zone A. Variance is requested man. MI 9-8061. bath, neat new kitchen, separate another dependable quality to erect attached garage to dwell­ 180-182 Peart St.—Ml 8-S8M 4-Door Sedan. standard 4-Ltoor Sedan. Standari REAOYIn b Fib 6 ED WELL HOME Improvetnent easy terms. J. D. Realty, 470 Wanted To Rent 68 dining room, open stairway, fire­ INVITATION TO BID Company—all types of siding and ing which will be closer to sideline ANDOVER^Flirnlshed room The Bolton Board of Education Dutch Boy House Paint^one I transmission. radio and transmission. Small V-8 en lint tf FASHION > . Main St., Ml 3-5129 rent* C. H. Stiens, Route 6, place. Porch enclosed, garage, heater. Up to 28 miles on a gine. Beautiful light blue fir roofing. Aluminum clapboards a than regulations allow. tOUNG COUPLE with child de­ plentv of trees.. .don’t find them invites bids for fuel oi| for Bolton that’s new and different! It speciiuty Unexcelled workman­ Cecilia Plano; 5-7-9 Plano Place; TOOLMAKERS AND ALL AROUND 2-7278. Elementary School for the 1962-63 gallon of gaa. 100% guaran­ ioh. Guaranteed and read: sire apartment Manchester area, like this for $17,500 very often. offers many advantage* in m m An adorable v-necked jumper ship. MI 9-6^95. Kminem Opportuiiitiea 32 Res. Zohq AA. Variance Is request­ $60-$70. Will give references. Vacant, too. T. J. Crockett, school year. -Spaclfications may be teed. to go. tSiat Is certain to please the four- These lovely ' flower motifs Danham-Bush, Inc., bps ed to divide parcel of land into two PLEASANT ROOM for genttomaa. 6899030, 3M4703. Realtor, MI 8-1577. obtained at the office of Philip C. ot application, improvad to-twelye. miss. .And, as a com­ (carnations, orchids, and sweet- ESTABLISHED LiUncheonette — lots which will have less frontage openings for the foIlowiiiB: MACHINIST Liguori, Supt. of Schools, Notch Full Price F mR Price panion, - dainty blouse with two Roofing and Chinnejra 16-A CUl MI 94886 or MI 94641. oolorratantion. peas > will add glowing color to so Heavily traveled roat(. Owner and area than reg;ulatlons allow. O. D. Grinder 4% OR 5 ROOM apartment or MANCHESTER — $16,000, Cape Rd., Bolton. Bids will be opened sleeves. many Items! Easy to stamp-on has other interest. Must be sold Primo Amadeo; north of 63 Irv- FLEASANT furnished rooni, near house, middle-age couple. Sept. 1 with impressive living room, 1 at 4:00 P.M., August 34, 1963. *1195 *1195 No. 8383 with Patt-O-Rama is with a hot iron; no embroidery ROOFINQ—Specializing repairing at drastically reduced price. MI ing St.; Res. Zone B. Variance is Borematic TURRET UTHE OPERATORS or Oct. 1. MI 9-9684. roole of on Kinds, new roofs gut­ bath, gentleman Parking. 54 bedrooms, kitchen, expansion for In sixes 4, 8, 8, 10, 12 years. Size 6, necessary. 9-8088 before II a.m. requested to divide portions o f two Monarch— Faye Auto Lathe High Streeti 2 bedrooms up. C u MVs. Lord *Oulx^iBoy*doS it-• ? best! jumper, 2% yards of j.35-incb7 Pattern No. 2770-H' has color ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ 6 paired Aluminum siding 10 MANCHESTER— Successful snack lota into one lot which will have Machinist—Most be aMe to set 528-6687, Ml 9-5306, TR 5-8811. .Mouse, ehort sleeve, 1 yards. transfer for 15 motifs; directions less frontage and area than regu­ MUST BE EXPERIENCED ATTRACTIVE sleeping rtmm, gen­ Business Property For Sale 70 Barrows A Wallace, 55 E. Center NOTICE m i u m n - m To- Order, send 35c in coins to years’ experience. Free estimates. bar and restaurant, s6ats 100. np and operate from priata be tleman. Central, private entrance, for use. ' lations allow. MANCHESTER — ToUand Tpke.. St., Manchester. II Aue Burnett, The Manchester Eve- To order, send 35c in coins to: CsU Bowley, MI 8-5861. U SJNtt. Busy street. Ample parking. New aa all around nsoohlnkat with near bus st, shower. Inquire 195 INVITATION TO BID modern equipment. Pleasant Douglas Motor Sales; 333 Main job shop trolalag, moot have 10 acres, industrial acne. 40,000 4-D oor SUtiea Wagoo. Radio and haatar, power atoariog.'au- Herald, USO AVE. OF Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening St.; Bua Zone m . Extension of NEW m a n a g e m e n t OPPERS ZiHUca St. HOLUSTER ST. — Beauty of a The Boltoa Board' o t Bducatka tomatto traawnlariiwi aad many, many other Valiant SKtraa- Radio-TV Repair Servicca 18 decor. Family type. Annual gross toola read blue priata Some aquara loot qainklered buUding, HAS, NEW T08W 86, N. Herald. 1180 AVE ., OF AMEKI- permission is requested to have colonial.. -standard .9 rooms with InvlteB bids for aupplyirt milk to C. J. MORRISON Got Um man adm assda the aeonoaay of * VaUaat tq a S-poa- $100,000. Air condlUoned. CaU oupeivlshijf eaperteaee oeeeo FURirtSHB® rooms, complota loading''platform, parking. OAS, NEW YORK jM, N.Y. used car Ucenss and sign at above /' m a n y COMPANY KNEPITS $65,000. Jack Felnberg,' Broker, baths and garaga. AND, .this the.,BoIton .Elemeotary fldiool. for seugor wagon. Vor Ist-clase mailing add 10c for OONNIE9 TV and Radio gervico, Henson o tt Hartford, BrtUcer, sorjr. light houaakaaping (acUitieB. Can- the 1062-63 school year. Bpfclflca- For. Ist-class mailing add 10c location. traUy located- Aba. Dorsey, 14 249-7539, house has aluminum siding, fire­ puir m m unK. w m u it aach pattern. Print Name, Ad- (or each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ available all hours. Satisfaction 342-6056. place, lot with plenty of trees, tibns may be obtatiibd at the office guaranteed. Cal] MI 9-1316. A1I persons interested may at­ AH above openings are permo- Arch St., ManchMter. WE GIVE GBCEN STAMPS $ 1 3 ^ ^ FULL PRICE Arses. with Zone, Style No. and dress wdth Zone and Pattern Num­ FOR SALE — Growing delivery tend this hearing. TAVEUIN for aale or loose. Excel­ AND a very realistic price. Own- of Philip C. Uguorl, Supt. of Mxe. ber. nent full Mo m ' p^ttoat wbldi era moving, must sell Let's look Schools, Notch Rd.. Bolton. Bids . iW CENTER OTBEET—TEL. Ml 0-911S TV.SBiRVICE—All makes. Honest biisineiM, professional Clientele. Zdning Board of Appeals permit exoelleai eoralags. Ap­ WItCO MACHINE TOOL . FOR RBINT-Front room cantral- lent busineaa location. Presa'nt ' Bend fiOc now for your copy of Send 50c for the new, Big-SIze Economical High quality porta DeUvery vehicle included. Priced Roger B. Bagley, 00 jjrioea^,^^a^lng. iO Bteoh It H over. If. J. CrocktU, ftooltor, will be spanad at 4 ;0 i PJL. A m- S«r patter* ,BMgaxine BoMc Fash- ply to Employ meat Offlea IIS M M I 9 I . ■ M t M t i M A '82 Album filled i with lovely de­ Ougroniiteed 90 dilays.* FamoiB~ for low for quick sale to enterprising Chairman Sooth Street, Wert ROUTE 6 and 44A—BOLTON. CONN. tML.Bke Foil and'YVintar ’63 isM* signs, a needlework etitota aeotioa HartCsnl^. aomtes ce since 1931.981. Pbaa#Pboot Ml young man. CaU MI $-8375. Leave , Daniel L. Hair, OaoBsettsat. 'li tmMM, htfoiMatlvB and fTM pottama. »-4n r. fMtartoo’a^ U8 tkoUr Bt name oinrphaiM. ■ ' . Bsqteteqr i ,\ ' 'I fiJ.

• 1 •y • , ■ -■ ■'■ '■ ■ . ■ T ■ ■ ' \ FACE TWELVE TUESDAY, AUGUST T, l« «l Avsrage Dplbr Ndt Prete Rim ■ V .The Weither . 'r o t Om Wedi Eaded' ^ ll^ ra E i tetornm ot P. ■. Weetlwe Bm ee Juae Se. 1962 Fata’, eoeler twlght Vow U to AlMiut T W ii DoesiCt Affect Disttict Residents' ftockville Driver ' ‘ Nigierian Official 13,601 W, in see la aerawlly eaeler : - ' l - r — . Tte ftav. «nd iCri. R. Alfred Hurt in Accident MambeB el tfw Audit •reea. TkoMday eaaay end pleaa Swain and aon, -Daivld W esley You Should Know . . . Still in Hospital AND B u n o a o t ObeaUUoa ■at Ugh araaad M. Swain of Bonner Springs, Kan,, Town Bans Water Use , Mn-8hea Auxiliary AN I Haa Ptaty Incomplete. call istrar at the resignation of the as delegates to the convention. tine Baldonado, 28, and Luis MADRID, Spain (A P )— in the four remrvoira is 405.12 late Donald Hemintway. ‘It seems to me that people in U3IBEUUA7 I Of T k em l Moya, 23, the men she hired to Thalidomide is a tranqulliaing million gallons as of Aug. 1, Other delegatee include Mrs. drug that is suspected of being Adlai E. Stevenson said today Paul Dodge Pontiac Zollo Faces Commissioner local elections don't vote so much John Vince, euTclIiary president, kill her daughter-in-law. Invitation compared to 455.51 million Hamilton Employe along party lines," he says, because and Mrs. George E cab^ past AH elaea, ahapea, eelom She was pronounced dead at responsible for deformities in ba­ he has been informed Soviet INC. gallons on Aug. 1 last yesr. He is supervisor of contract ter­ bies whose mothers took the tab­ Phone Ml B-2881 minations at Hamilton Standard, they usuaUy know toe oandidatee presiden t 10:12, eight minutes after the gas Premier Khrushchev will at­ Although the use of water In Los Angeles Tomorrow and vote for individuals. He says lets in the early stages of preg­ W A S H IN G ’TON ( A P ) — STS MAIN STREET divisloft of United Aircraft Oorp., Altematee include M m . M aty NO W REDUCED! ^ started. nancy. tend the United Nations Gen­ in hoses is forbidden, he said, he became interested in wwking LeDuc, third district president; Mm . Duncan entered the cham­ Secretary of Stete Dean Rnak householders may still water in Windsor Locks. He began work- The Department of Health, eral Assembly in October with town R^ublicans after get- Mm . Jane Fortin, departmmt aec- EVem $ 2 ; 9 3 ber with faltering steps. called in Soviet Ambassador their gardens with watering Bruce Carl Zollo, 18, of 66 Gard-^to CaWornia to bring Zollo back to ixig at Hamilton in the accounting g to know them when he wotoed EklucaUon and Welfare has em­ “ and if he comes we can look • \v\v^ Manchester. department in 1952,' and was as­ .tary and treasurer, and M m . R ay­ She said not a word as three Anatoly F. Dobrynin today to cans, or they may wash their ner St., tomorrow will be present­ May’s 1956 campaign to win a mond Hagenow, chaplain. Only barked on an emergency investi­ Zollo was -arrestod by FBI sistant supervisor of toe cost ac- guards strapped her into the metal gation to learn what happened to forward to another three-ring put new pressure behind U .8. cars with buckets full ot w a­ ed before the U.S. Commissioner in seat in Congress. Mm . Hlrth and Mrs. Streeter will agents in Los Angeles on the night counling department for seven ALL OUroOOB e|Mlr. samples of the drug that were circus.’’ efforts to reach agrreement on ter. tos Angeles on a federal 'warrant He has been a member of toe attend toe oonventlon. She stared straight ahead, with Stevenson, interviewed as he % % of July 31 on a federal warrant years, until taking his present GOP Town Committee for about 8U3EBSEB provided doctors 'by the manufac­ a pact to outlaw atomic test­ Residents who disobey the charging him with-unlawful flight which stemmed from a July 15 at­ post two years ago. tyaa level, at the door through turer befoM it waa learned that boarded a Jet plane for his return ban are liable to have all their five years. FUBMTUlUB ing. to avoid persecution, to determine tempted break and assault at Man­ NOW REDtTGEDt which she entered. they might, be harmful aide-ef- to New York from a European va­ water shut off, he said. Penny was bom June 20, 1924, Penny says he feels Manchester 'Hte governor’s office reported cation, said his information came whether he will waive extradition chester Motor Sales. Roy Joseph in Hartford, son of Mrs. Maty is "not out o t line taxwise,” and Public Records fecta. Rusk and Dobrynin had* Hie decisiiHt to diminish back to Connecticut. , Dukett, 19, of 80 Bayberry Rd., her last word to the warden was According to data released yes­ from official sources in Rome. died for an hour and m quar­ Garypie Penny of Wethersfield and he bases his opinion on his mov­ "I am innocent. I want to see Stevenson, chief U.S. delegate water use was announced Manchester Police Chief James alleged accomplice of Zollo, was ing to Manchester in 1048 from FREE PURNELL PABKDfG terday, seven Connecticut doctors Wittkofske yesterday after­ toe late Alexie Clark Penny. He Msntege UoetMes m y ew i." to the United Nations, said the ter in Rusk’s State Defourt- M. Reardon said today that "We arrested on a b u rgla fy with -vio­ grew up in Wethersfield, and was Wethersfield. "When I movkd to Stephen A'vrom Miller, 92 Bret- receive samples of the drug. Five noon. will have to await the results of lence charge on Aug. 1, and is Her eyes blinked but she held of these doctora have been lo­ report may "not necessarily be ment office while the U.S. graduated from Wethersfield High M anchester, a lot o f pecq>Ie were ton Rd., and Judith Lee Robblne, correct.” Ibis morning the sprinklers the hearing, and then continue being held in lieu of a $25,000 bond. moving to Bolton,” he said. "Then her head level imtil a trembling cated and Interviewed by the fed­ foreign affairs chief explain­ School in 1942. 803 WoCdbridge St, Aug. 11. shook her body as the lethal fumes ”It seems logical that Khrush­ were going on the lawn in from there. Extradition papers are A 3%,000 bond haa also been or­ toe day of reckoning came, when Richard Arthur I^lSama, 388 MARLOWii eral invesUgatoM. ed the new U.S. test baa pro­ front of the Munidpsd Build­ being prepared by us and the office dered against Zollo by Circuit Penny wae graduated from Blain S t , Mancheat ea started their effect. There were 81 patients to whom chev will come to New York this Bentley College of Finance in Bolton had to build schools. Then Center St:, and Barbara Mary Lau- fall in an effort to offset some ot posals, aides said. ing, which is under the care of state's attorney John D. La- Court 12. Zollo was identified from a lot of them squeaked back over rentano, 448 EL Center St., Aug. M I 9-5221 FVank Duncan, the handsome the five doctors passed on the of the town park department. B elle." mug shots at police headquarters Boston in 1947. He has also stud­ attorney son whom Ma Duncan aamiMe tablets, but none o f the the bad publicity the Soviet Un­ the line.” 18, St. James’ Church. ion is getting because of its GENEVA (AP) — The The sprinklers were turned off If Zollo waives extradition. by William Schaller, -victim ot ths ied at HUlyer College and at toe Penny married toe former Edna could not bear to share with an­ patients were women of child­ at 11:45 am. j’ Chief Reardon will be given au­ July 15 assault. University of Connecticut. Mae Mullen of Manchester in 1947 other woman, was turned down bearing age, the report said. United Statea said tciday it is James Wright of the Man­ thority by the state's attorney's He has been a friend for many at South Methodist Church. T h e « by Associate Justice William O. The dapartihmt aaid it is mov­ (Continued on Page Ten) willing to reduce by more chester Water Co. which office to dispatch one or two men E tcapet injury yean of Edwin H. May Jr., who couple lives at 394 Burnham St. Douclas of the , U.S. Supreme ing as rapidly as possible to lo­ than half the number of de­ unsuccessfully sought toe guber­ Court Tuesday in a plea to have cate the other doctors wtio re­ and has three children, Stephen, tection stations proposed to natorial nmnination in toe last Re- 14, a ninth g r a d e r at Rennet Junior his mother’s execution postponed ceived the drug mmngdee. WILLDCANTTC (AP) — Joseidi police a treaty banning nu­ Nolan, 63, escaped injury when his publicaui state convention. Penny High JSchooI; Clark, almost 12, a tor a third tone. R ussians Fire and hie wife worited in May’s cam­ seven to grader at Bennet; and Duncan, now 33, and 8. Ward Boh Kills Boy, IS clear weapons. Really Retire? tractor was struck by a Central Sullivan, Los Angeles lawyer, flew -Vermont Railway fright yester­ paign, and p«m y was a Manches­ Jane, 10, a flfto grader at Buck- NORWALK (AP) — Ughtnlng U.S Ambassador Artour H. Do you plan to really retire, or ter delegate to tlM GOP aenatorial land School. to Glenwood, Wash., where the killed David F. Hack, 15, and Low Yield Shot Dean gave toe IT-natim disarma­ Window Shades day. Nolan said the tractor’s front vacationing Supreme Court Justice just quit work and exist? For wheels got stuck in the tracks at oonventkm. ‘ Active at Church stunned Donald Gurney, 16, while ment talks some specifications on m v e s iA N granted the futile hearing. a Western test bw cominomise Mode to Order details about a life insurance a dirt road croaslng. He heard the He is a member of toe Citizens' Penny is ,a .member of South the WUton- youths were playing Advisory Committee for Redevel­ OPENS VACATION 6ATES FOR YOU The record now is that the U.S. In Arctic Area proposal expected to be presented plan to guarantee that your in­ train coming and ran toward it try­ Methodist Church and former golf in light rain at the Silver- ALSO ing to flag it down, but the train opment of toe North End. president of toe Methodist Men Supreme Court has twice denied mine C-ountry Club OouMe yes­ formally next weric. come doesn’t retire when you do. A Tnveloan from HFC opens the doors to sx- appeals, the (California State Su­ Dean was quoted as telling the VENEHAN ILINDS was unable to stop. *11)6 tractor Busy at Voter Sessions and m former steward on the of- terday. WASHINGTON (AP)—The So­ Phone, Write, Visit was thrown 50 feet and badly dam­ With elections coming up in toe Rclal board. He is also a member dting hotels, motels and dining piacas... preme Court has upheld the death Norwalk police aaid Hack failed viet Union set off another atmos­ m eeting: t penalty, and Gov. Edmund G. "In our new presentation, we Bring your- old roUers la aged. fall. Penny 'will be busy at eight of the Manchester Lodge of Ma­ even opens the road to distant vacation lands you to respond to artificial respiration pheric nuclear test Tuesday, toe aodaave SSe per shade PAUL A. lOURQUE sons and is past master counselor Brown laat week refused clem-' attem pts. are proposing to reduce the num­ didn’t expect to sea this season. Instead of a stay- •ncy. Atomic Energy Commission re­ ber of control poets to something 97 CENTER STREET—^MI 3-1118 of Charter Oak Chapter, Order of DeMoIay, of Hartford. He is vice at-home vacation or a skimpy trip, take off with a "L ea ve toe room Just as it is ported today. like 80, that meana a reduction ef and don’t let anyone else have IS O to 1 7 1 president of the Mwchester Rifle Travaloan for happy memories that last far longer “The detonation occurred at toe more tlialn half.” the U-times married Mm . HAR,TIFORD (A P )—.The Stats N E W YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MentUne^ Qtm HeduuU 5 7 tfecM . Club and a past vice president of Motor Vehicle Department’s dally Soviat test site in central Siberia Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister than the monthly MONTHLY PAYNIBIT f a 4SDUU Duncan told Corona Woman's and was in toe low-klloton range,” Industrialist George Rfunney ia pictured in his flown- garden today, after pil­ toe Buckland School PTA. 4 record of automobUs fatallUss as Valerian Zorin made tt deaf Man- HI* . fifwp !«■■■<• • aswklu • HmM Iwrance . hratai How paymanta. Borrow to M u the brief announcement said. ing ap an inBUjreaaiye vote totai.jn winning tiie Republican nomination lor day, howe'ver, that toe So'viet His flrst Job after college was Sense Stamm Sense utrmm. fO sathm eg om P age E «a) ELIZABETH ANN DUNCAN of lu t midnight and the totols on conManSy . . . from $10.05 $18.46 the same date last year: ...... 1 That meana tiw Meat raaMaent- govern or in th e MSchififan prim ary yesterd a y . (A P P h o to fa x.) Union will mot accept toe new PUTNAM & CO. as a cost accountant for toerilathe- ( 6.72 % 7.27 -efkitoa'eiWtoriva foraa af^bi^^'e way Steane Corp. of Hsirtford, a understanding HFC 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 WSeten effW. W T&eusMd toe 29.27 54.48 ...... IM x n to w thousand tons of TNT. prbpoeal with Dean toformally n L cama sr., MANCMint • m s-iist subsidiary of toe American To­ people. 19.25 20.91 The biggor Poviet tests are held bacco, Co., where he worked for 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 Crowd Gathers Early Sunday and Monday. 39.74 56.48 106.80 ia toe arctic, far north of the cen­ He insisted again today that more l!han four years, before Join­ 36.41 Fatally Injured tral Siberian area. Romney Given A DECUNINQ MARKET ob> erf% ppodvee. investsient ing Hamilton. Life jMwnuieeiMuruneeef ef U.S. Officials Doubt agreement can be reached „ only THOMPSONVILLE (A P ) TTie shot Is onlv toe second one on toe basis of a neutralist formu­ oppedwaWaa WMch sleeks evrrenriy foH late this In his spare time, he says he tnwprmtokmemilmblo —Francis M. Burns, 50, Thomp- certegoryf Fbr prefessienal o| lieloe, yue era cecdkilly firmly announcea by this country la providing for on-site inspection HARD OF HEARING I plays a little golf,” and is in­ on m ttiom n e ----- ./.lan— «M but ttiat a troop uukUng would be Dirksen of DUnois said today Cm- for the President to initiate public' psychiatrist, who Is under a life XHUPOBD (A P ) __ The' .Lord’s»fered lor use in the public schools spectlvcly. Stephea Flsertbehn- stupid -'from en internatlo^ gress still will be here in October works projeeta in a ^ threatened sentence. ' prayer will continue to be heard of New York state was in 'viola' er, a Sutra partaer, saM the less M TOk GOOD ONLY atandpotat. In any event, Oasiro u President Kennedy pushes a recession. Soblen’s lavryers issued a state­ tion toe' constitutional ' prto' wm eovered by tBsamace. Ha SEE IT TODAY! daily in the classrooms of the kfilr. ITSELF bas an eetonated 3M,000 to 300,000 “must” l^slative jz-ogram. Dirksen made no predictions ment saying that Soblen, said to clple of separation of chunfli and said the awUcr 1s la Oie bauds M O m A Y S men,' women and children in bis Sen. Hubert R. Humphrey of about toe fate of a committee- be suffering from leukemia, will ford pubUc schools. sta te.' at the law caforeemeat aather-' MtAND FIEW '42 • T U E S D A Y S armed forces. Miimesota, the deputy Democratic approved mass transportation bill. die in a prison hospital unless he After a hearing attended by The court’s princtosi objection tttee. He decHaed te Mealtfy the $ They added that Ibe Castro re- leader, has outlined a 10-point p w The Democratic policy committee receives a pardon or anmesty about 375 persons last night, toe to toe regents’ prayer was that tt stelea sherea. • WEDNESDAYS gram discussed at a White House did not act on Tt Tueaday when from President Kennedy. Board of raucation voted 5^ to wau composed and endorsed by a 2-DOOR SEDAN meeting Tuesday. He has said it cleared the drug and farm bills If toe airline returned him to retain what was described as the ifABKEI CONTINUES DBOP IMMEDIATE DELIYERY..$195 for later Senate coasideration. govemmmtal body. Jamaica Offers U.S. Congress can. pass it and wind up Israel, Soblen could open a legal ciMtom” of daily redtatlon of the , Amena said toe saying of tha* NEW YORK.' (AP)—The WELLATONE -works wonders on normal. hair its work by Sept. 15. Democratic leader Mike Mans­ maneuver to remain in Israel or prayer. stoek market exteaded its d»> field of Montanp said he hopes Lord’s prayer in. Milford Is mere­ 36 RMNiths to pay. Yew ow o it to yeuTi with or without gray and blands in suecassfully. “Is he Udding?” Dirksen asked geek refuge elsewhere. He has The meeting and the board’s de­ ly a "custom,” and therefore the cUae Into a third atratf ht aca- Base Site Any Time in an interview. "The Senate won’t to take-up toe fsSin bill next week been offered asylum by Commu­ cision—came about as the result stoa early tkti attenMba. T)iad- - even get the trade expansion bill if toe Seiiate can act by then board v/aa not ’Uegialating” in vot­ solf to bivosligato Moreury Com ot Im - nist Czechoelovakla. of a petition submitted by five Mil­ ing to have the practice contlnua lag was quiet. Some brokers ex- . WELLATONE is a baautiful color rafrashar... kmeuraON, Jamaica (AP) — Zf until after Labor Day. The Demo­ on toe communications satellite Britain reportedly has given PATMOtA MABiLOWE ford residents last November. pressed the opinion that the measure, which will return tram The four dissenting board mem­ strangthens dry, brittia, porous hair. toe United Btatea ever needs a cratic leaders are holding , up the Washington assurances it will “It is our humble contention that drop, la the abaeaee at hmvy foro yoN ovon think o f buying any oth- NO SOOT...NO SMOKE... mlUtary barn in newly independ­ tax revision bill until after that. toe Foreign Relaticns Conunlttee bers questioned he logic of his ar­ \ ■ toe Lord’s prayer is a sectarian re­ gument. They saud a vote by toe seUiag preesare, was a tech ent Jamaica, it can eatabliah one If Congress does all the things Friday noon. He said Saturday (CeatiBaed ea Page Three) aleal reoetioa te aa exteaded , o r c o r ! VYELIATONE works in minutas to drab un- Senate meetings will be the order Sleeping Pills Kill ligious observance,” the petition Board of Education in favor of without commltmoits, Prhne Min­ Sen. Humphrey says the Presldwit said. “We believe a public school advauoe. Moot lossss ef key Is- DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER , U fn t makts HtAT ister tor Alexander Bustamante wants done, we’ll still be here in of toe day for toe rest of toe continuing recitation of the pray­ wantad rad or brass. W hp'a at Fault? ia notf a place for partisan religious sacs were nader $1. ' aaid Tueaday night. October-’ ’ session. British Ex-Actress er is the equivalent of an order. Mansfield said toe drug bill will observance.” This makes it a violation of the nay wtUi otmfldenee from Hertford Ooaaty'e old- Heater, defroster, directional aig- WELLATONE a wondar lotion that actually Buatamante told a news confer- Dirksen sind other candidates Action on the petition was post­ JACKIE, CAKOUNE B7 tCAUT eet UWeoln-3Iei«ai7 dealer. anoa the United States has not for re-election in the Senate'and follow toe farm tdll. He would not NORTHAMPTON, Maas. LONDON (AP)—Patricia Mar­ court’s ruling, 'they said. nab, tabeleas tirea. lasts through an anfifa month of shampoos.. O MOfO H t Wwd fool terring. TU s new Iron Kcemcn fumsoc go beyond that in scheduling any poned at that time to allow time The public was beard from after BEVBLLO, Italy (AP)r-Jae- asked for auch .a hase nor abould House are anxious to end the ses- lowe’s friends emnpared the 28- for the board to consider the fac­ qacMae Kcaaedy aad Osrelhw has pcoved so esceptiooslly eooaoiniiCsi that w c, as s dealer, his atatemanf Dv conatmed om an rion and get home to cqnipalgn. measures. year-old former actress today to Amena had made his motion be­ The Senate Judiciary Oommit- tors involved. arrived, today, via h raoeatahs-' WELLATONE allminatas rub o ff.. .tha hazard tovitatom to Waahington to aet In that Bituatlon, the Repuldicwi literUyn Monroe. fore toe vote was taken. About 20 awe eoaatal highway with sheer c a n gfm reett* A et it wM'emt a«7 U lb hy e teh temtisl tee which is workiiig on drug a garage he said issued a At last night’s meeting, board persons spoke, almost all of them one up dn this Caribbean island leader said there is likely to be ' Like Maril]^ Patricia was member Ulric Apiona moved that drops of I.M 9 feet te the eesb of so many othar color rinsas. 90 miles aouth of Cuba. * "quite a bit wreckage from the legislation la consideriiig a num­ safety inspection atiricer to an in favor o f continuing toe dally e m o e m t. Rhone for s free survey o f your besting qrsteni end e automobile with faulty brakes. young, beautiful and wealthy. toe board retain the "custom” of for ea ItaUea holMuy hi th is' Bustamante said the United Kennedy program Irit behind" ber of tightening amendments prayer. Uttle tsarist tawa perched sa a a f t e r THIS'OFFER WELLATONE ALONE proposed this'.week by Kennedy. LaPointe filed suit in Supe­ They knew each other aiid shar^ having the Lord’s prayer said as gifsranieed fool savings igete for >eer hom a Itates and Jamaica, "are friendly when Congre^ adjourns. many friends, such as the late pairt' o f toe daUly opening exercises. There were occasional shouts of elifttep.' H m^ were guarded bgr . WILL COST YOU $3.00 Batoma aad the United Statea can Beside toe trade and tax bills,- Two of toe President’s recom­ rior Court yesterday against agreement as 'various speakers had pbUm for thp 29-mlle drive ever* mendations for further safeguard­ Ctork MotoM of Eaathampton. Aly Kahn and the late Mike Todd. ‘This is not a board policy,” ha ■ome in vdian and if it pteases." DIriuen said he toinka Kennedy said. "This Is a custom.” their say, but toe meeting was the eatuhMr read tram the Sa- BROTHER MAKE AN APPOIN1MENT NOWl CaB . . . Ibe trntted_ States maintained I»t>bably wqi get toe communlte- ing toe public against dangerous The policeman was struck 'by Like Marilyn, Patricia suffered generally will behaved. -. the ca r N ov. 10, IWO udiUe on ftom insomnia. And Like Marilyn, This distinction in wording was Israe abpert. The UJA Praal bases in Jam aica during Wtu-Id tlona satellite, drug control and druga were approved TUesdaA made because of discuainn about Am ong tha speakers arare mem- deat% wife aad bar 4-yeat sW War S under the destroywa-for- U.N. bond measures Humphrey One would pmnlt the immadi- traffic duty and suffered a Patricia died o t an overdose of berp of a group oUled the Com­ deagbter; who Is ea bar irat hrto: fracture of the left leg and in­ s l u i n g {HUs. whether a recent debision of the basea deal made by the United mentioned. He said youth employ­ ate removal of a dnig from too UJ3. 8upreme Ctourt la applicable mittee to Keep Prayere in School. AbraaA are ataylag at aa U ta . 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