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Hose and Ladder Co. 1, Town R ecord (!!oId XitUo MiM SoftbaU ooachea Fire Department, wUl hold its •nd Msiatanta will meet tomor* monthly meeting tomorrow at Navy Beefed Up Off Viet, row night at S at the home of 8 p.m. at the firehouse, Hart­ WINDSOR LOWS (AP) —Temperatures dipped to a the prudent, Mra. George Mlt- ford Rd. and Pine S t K ? / t y e Varioty... MORE Selection and Solving,;/ far-from-aumraerlike 49 de- aey, 85 8. Alton St. greea in Connecticut today, Timetable Adopted ail—wii^ Lincoln Tajdor, Given Shoot~to~Kill Order a record low for the date. daughter of Mr. and M n. Allan Public Records ’The new record was reach­ i . Tiorlor of M Henry 8t.. waa ed at 5:26 a.m. at the U.S. aamed recently to Uie dean’s Warrantee Deede U$« Your WASHTNRTON TAPA __<8’the U.8. deztroyer Maddox by^ettack Sunday, which left one of Weather Bureau. The previ­ list at Pembroke College in Paul B. McNamara to Al- three North Vietnamese torpedo the three Red boats burning, ous low for Aug. I was 51 in the wake of President degrees in 1956. Brown University, Providence. freda Godbout, property at 40 Houso & Halo Charf^a boate. was an accident, a mlsjudgment Durkin St. Johnson’s order beefing up In advance of the departure of or a deliberate provocation. Thomas W. Lawrence, son of Alfreda Godbout to Paul B. U.S. naval forces o ff Com­ the four vessels, shore leave If similar Red assaults are Reapportioning Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Law­ McNamara, Mary Elisabeth munist North Viet Nam, waa canceled for officers and launched, bolstered American naval units In the Gulf of Tonkin rence of 316 Bdison Rd., has be­ McNamara and. Katherina A. the giant U.S. aircraft car­ crew, and the ships apparently Events gun basic training at the Naval Reilly, property at 40 Durkin SAVE ON FAMOUS were placed on alert. were prepared to carry out Training Center, Great Lakes, St. • rier Constellation and three Besides the Constellation, President Johnson’s orders to K. I. R. Stlch Associates Inc. to other American warships they Included the guided miasile destroy any attacking force. Miriam I. Kellsey, property at set Sail from Hong Kong to­ frigate Grldley, and the destroy­ The President announced to In State Legislature The Army-Navy Auxiliary newsmen Monday his ahoot-to- 99 Pond Lane. “LADY PEPPERELL” SHEETS and CASES day. ers Preston and Fechteler. wfil sponsor a card party to­ Kenneth G. Bensen and Doris kill orders to the Navy. Pre­ A U.S. spokeaman in Hong Meanwhile, U.S. officials here viously orders had been for the night at 8 at the clubhouse. J. Bensen to Kenneth G. Skin­ House and Hale has the right size sheet for just about any size bed . . . regular flat styles Reconvenes Kong said the four ships left ac­ were watching to see if the Sun­ naval units to defend them- Aide Says Spray ner and Shirley A. Skinner, cording to schedule. He declined day attack was an isolated inci­ Thomas P. Massaro, seaman or fitted sheets, that have elastic completeley around both ends— easiest to put on— no lifting selvu but not necessarily to pnH>erty at 80 Arnott Rd. to give their destination or to dent or part of a hazardous new destroy the attacker. On Thursday USN, is a crew member of the Robert M. Housekeeper and ■ay if the move w u connected Communist strategy. Curbs Invasion destroyer USS Ault operating or tugging— slips over fourth comer with one finger. Cool muslins, or crisp percales all in In Simday’s clash, tha Navy Mary Elisabeth Housekeeper to with J o h n s o ^ announcement ’They said it was difficult to disclosed Monday, the destroyer with the Sixth Fleet in the Med­ Donald E. and Anne H.' Vallerte, that followed Sunday’s attack on determine whether the sudden Of Army Worms HARTFORD (AP) — iterranean. He is the son of Dr. beautiful sparkling white. Add subtle color to your room mix or match them with other Maddox scored a direct hit on property at 39 Clyde Rd. one of the PT boats vdth a five- Connecticut’s (General As­ and Mrs. Joseph Massaro of 52 George R. Green and Patricia Hlllcrest Rd. Pepperell solid color or printed sheets and cases. See them now! • inch gim. ’The Communist craft HARTFORD (AP) — A sembly, summoned to a spe­ L. Green to George A. McKen- later was strafed by aircraft cial session to reapportion xie and Velma A. McKenxie, state official says an inten­ Sunset Council, Degree of from tha carrier U.S.8. ’Ticon- itself, will follow a time­ property at 100 Delmont St. deroga and left burning in the sive spraying program has Pocahontas, will meet tonight FINE MUSLINS ...... TYPE 131 LUXURY PERCALES...... TYPE 186 Federal Ei es table taking it at least past at 7:80 at the home of the Poca- Earl A. Carron Jr. and Vic­ water. The Maddox was not checked an invasion of de­ hantas, Mrs. Bessie Farris, 9 toria M. Carron to Thomas J. damaged and no American sail­ structive army worms. the middle of August to a o Durkin St., for a business meet­ Crockett, property at 172 High ors were hurt. Bralnard T. Peck, a consult­ complish the task. 72 X 108, twin fitted U.S. Defense and State De­ ing. St. 72 X 108, twin fitted ant to the State Pesticides Con­ The mechanics for the ses­ Homer F. Larabee and Mar­ SAY Assured of Raises partment officials believe the trol Board, said spraying will sion were worked out by legis­ An open house will be held cella R. Larabee to Philip J. bottom ...... bottom ...... PT boat sank. A reconnaissance continue this week. lative leaders yesterday, ths at 233 Center St. Wednesday Perkowekl and Bernadette M. flight over the area, in Interna­ “We now have the uisects un­ first day of the special sessioa evening at 7 for friends of Ma Perkowski, property at 51 "CH A RG E IT WASHING’TON (AP^ — Prac-^because they will receive three tional waters SO miles off North der control and should have called by Gov. John N. DemF* X 81 X 108, double fitted bottom.. 2.67 Viet Nam, found no trace of the and Mrs. Joseph Reale of Cono- White St. 81 108, double fitted bottom. . 2.07 ttcally all of Uncle Sam’s em­ or four increases In their first 11 them completely checked by the sey. ga Park, Calif. Calvin J. Carlni and Cather­ months of service due to promo­ craft. end of the week," he said. Dempsey told the sessioa ployes — from Congress mem­ ine J. Oarini to Eugene W. Rey­ 90 X 108 ...... 2.37 90X 108 ...... 2.97 PLEASE" tions. Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp, top Airplanes, helicopters, ground that the General Assembly dora U.S. military commander in the William K. Winnie, son of nolds and Carol A. Reynolds, bers to postmen and servicemen ’The pay bill agreed on by Sen­ equipment and. In one case, a not want the reapportlonment Mrs. Grace Donnelly of 35 Ken­ Cases 45 X 38 ...... 2/1.37 — are assured, of fatter pay ate and House conferees would Pacific, said today, “ The laat fire engine were used to spray Job "done for us” by ths courts. property at 331 Bush Hill Rd. Cases 42 X 38 ...... 2/.84 time we saw it, it was in flames. wood Dr., was promoted recent­ Lee 8. Putnam and Rita M. riiecks. be retroactive to the first pay crops. Peck said. Then, after the leaders adopted period after July 1 for all but don’t know If It sank but the The army worms did more the timetable, the session was ly to signalman third class, Putnam to Joseph P. Lawler Congress approved Monday, the members of Congress and chances Kre pretty good it did.” damage to silage corn than any recessed until Thursday. USN, aboard the command ship and Mary A. Lawler, property and President Johnson Is ex­ high-level congressional em­ He said there were no North other crop. Peck said, although A sign of resistance from USS Northampton operating at 202 Autumn S t pected to sign quickly, a $207 ployes. They must wait until Vietnamese casualties “ that we some .Tweet com and hay was small towns ' to a reapportlop- eut of Norfolk, Va. WiUtam Edward Burke and Martex - TOWEL SAVINGS Rilllion pay raise for the mili­ ’DACRON RED UBEL know of, but there is no way of Jeanne F. Burke to Gordon E. next January for their raisas. also devoured. ment plan that' meets the re­ BED tary. ’The President has strongly telling.” “Overall, the total destruction Stevens and Doris M. Stevens, And Senate and House confer- quirements of federal court b^ backed this measure, contend­ The State Department des­ was minor," he said. "However, property at 20 Harlan St aes reached agreement on a came evident on the session’s Popular “LUXOR” Ensembles ing it is essential to retain key cribed the engagement as an there were a lew individual Executor’s Deed $856 million increase for the 1.7 opening day. , PILLOWS personnel In government. “unprovoked arack” and said it farmers who were hit hard." The cenirt has ruled thal The Connecticut Bank and 100% combed cotton terry. Made of extra long loop, double thread cotton million classified civil service The bill carries these annual was sending a protest to the LECLERC Trust Co., executors of the es­ and postal workers, and top ’The worst outbreaks were .in Connecticut’s legislature must with no-pucker textured borders. White, pink, shadow green, torquoise, Increases: Communist North Vietnamese Litchfield, Middlesex, New Lon­ tate of Allan R. Coe, to AUan Regular 4.99 jumbo government officials, Congress be realigned on the basis at FUNERAL HOME Hikes for the vice president government. don and Windham counties. R. Coe Jr. and Joan- A. Coe, cord welting, large 21 antique gold, beige or cocoa. Mix or match with other Martex fldralS or members and federal Judges. more or less equal populatithe owner at the oar was DavM discharged at Haddam Nsek VACATION TIME To Jarvis Realty Co., altera­ BLANKET LAY-A-WAY newly enlisted men because from a nuclear power plSJ^ tflk terson, R-Old l(ym e,' emerged Face T ow el. . . .35 Bley are In training status and Rockville Police Chief George Liswis Ash, 21, wtto from a two-hour RepuWeas tions to interior of store at 283 ’Trapp was responsible for the addresses RFD $, th i Connecticut Y in- B^Bay Prison In Jersey Rioting lUSlNESS CLOSED W. Middle Tpke., $2,900. Rse Atomic Power Co. The wa­ caucus and observed that very capture early this afternoon of a Manchester, and Avoco, PaV few of the GOP lawmakers To Anderson-Shea Post VFW, CHATHAM Manchester youth who alleged­ ter Is to be part of the plant’s additions to clubhouse at 608 E. Gorilla Caught, Tran> also recalled that Arii cooling system. GHAMPAONOLE, Franee would favor changing the ap­ UNTIL SEPT. 1st ly held up Cherrone’s Package had said he was staying with a (A P )—The first of nine miners JERSEY CITY. N.J. (AP) —< man police department on stan- portionment of ths House, If Center St, $200. Store, 622 E. Middle Tpke., Just Dr. Franklin M. Foote, state To D. A. Moran for J. C. Ford, “WOOLSHIRE” DOMESTICS BASEMENT friend in Vernon. Manchester health commissioner, said yes­ trapped since July 27 in n lime­ Bands of young Negroes, hur­ dy alert but said help from the they had a choice. Nurses Hangover two hours before. police, contacted by telephone, stone mine was brought safely state would not be needed. dOP State Chairman A. alterations to dwelling at 817 terday that state officials who ling gasoline bombs, bricks and Center S t, $585. About 10:40 a.m. today Man­ asked Trapp to check out the were directed by Gov. John to the surface today. An aide to Gov. Richard J. Searle Plnney, asked how ths 80 x 90...100'’/o WOOL suspect. surged To Nutmeg Homes Inc. for CHICAaO (AP) — Sinbad the chester police had received a call Dempsey to study the plan had A metal rescue capsule rose bottles at policemen, Hughes said early today that legislators reacted to the spe­ KEN MORRISON Joseph O’Brien, new porch 8t BLANKET A n n a nursed a hangover to­ that a young man armed with a Rockville Police Lt. Emilio met and “ talked over-the gen­ slowly to the surface from a through Jersey City streets the governor was ready to send cial sessioa, said: “There were 60 Croft Dr., $800. day, Just like anyone else not pistol had held up the package Pellegrini and Sgt. Raymond G. eral problem." depth about 250 feet where the again Monday night in a riot reinforcements to the city if of­ all kinds of reactions." Plnney said the general m - ’To Conyers Construction Co. Regular 15.99 . . . twin WINDOW SAVINGS used to being out on the town. store and fled In a red, 1957 Dunham were dispatched to The officials, said Foote, miners have waited to be freed.! that left two Negroes shot and ficials requested it. ELECTRICIAN CAPE CODDERS aotioa was, “We’ll try to the for Glazon Corp., temporary or full beds. Luxurious One of the largest gorillas in Ford convertible. find Ash. Arriving at Aril’s “ agreed to intensify our study They were trapped by a fall of persons inured, Whelan said the situation in sheds on Parker St., $5,000. captivity, the 6-foot, 500-pound They broadcast an alarm to friend’s home shortly after in determining what the effects Police arrested seven Negroes Jersey City, aefoss the Hudson deep nap, fin ish ^ with rock and rescue teams worked (See Page ISgM) Sinbad slipped out of his cage surrounding towns, which was 12:50 p.m., they found him Just of discharging heated water will day and night... to’ free them._____ disorderly persons charges, River from New York City, was wide nylon binding. Monday and romped through 20 picked up at police headquar­ leaving by the front door. His ' 'Tm I—.. : bringing to 20 the number of ar- one of “ hooliganism versus law Ruffled beauties . . . Crisp cotton be and other problems relating The first man out was Pierre j^^oke Mothproof, decorator minutes of freedom, his first ters In Rockville. car matched the description of to the construction of the atomic and order." The city has 275,000 broadcloth . . . Machine washable and since coming to Lincoln Park the get-away vehicle, and he Connus, a 2S-year-oId bachelor. residents, 17 per cent of whom Rockville Police Chief Trapp power plant. out Sunday night colors. pre-shrunk. All drip-dry. Gives win­ Zoo in 1948 as an infant. was carrying a 22-callber pistol Early today, the hit-and-run, are Negroes. recalled upon hearing the de­ “ We should complete our re­ CHAMPAGNOLE. France dows a new lift . . . as tiers and val­ Sinbad confined his wander­ and about $100 in cash—sm port by early fall,” he said. bands retreated from the The two Negroes who were ings to the inner corridor of the scription of the car that the amount approximately equal to (AP) — Nine miners trapped Bulletins ance, topper and tiers, tier-on-tier or Foote met with William 8. streets, but more than 100 po­ shot and a white man dragged ANNUAL U N IFO RM SALE monkey house, but alarmed zoo owner of a slmiliar vehicle had that stolen from the packsige deep in a collapsed limestone licemen still patrolled a wide from his truck and stabbed by Ciriled from A P Wires create your own treatment. In crisp officials evacuated 75 persons been issued a written warning store. Wise, director of the State Wa­ mine for eight days were only ter Resources Commission; area of the predominantly Ne­ Negroes were the only persons white, pink, yellow or beige. from the building and called for on the night of July 30 for driv­ Ash was taken to Rockville hours from freedom today as a gro section In the southern part kept at Jersey City Medical George 8. Russell of the State giant drill punched a rescue 12.97 ing with a defective taillight. of the city. Center. All three were In good Department of Agriculture, (See Page Thre*) A check of the files revealed (See Page Eight) shaft through to their tiny sub­ Windows in a score of stores condition. Committee Votes ® Conservation and Natural Re­ terranean chamber. Two patrolmen, including one 25 7 Regular 1.99 sources; Eugene S. Loughlln, were smashed and some busi­ Mine officials said the 23-lnch nesses looted in the latest out­ who suffered a fractured ankle, FAMOUS BRAND NAME LUXLRAY SUPER SIZE chairman of the State Public diameter drill ground through were among the 16 injured who Measure to Slow LADY PEPPERELL Utilities Commission; and Theo­ break. 24", 30", 36" the final shell of rock shortly At a midnight press confer­ were treated and released. UNIFORMS dore B. Bampton, director of the before 1 p.m. without causing The Negroes were identified Reapportioning R«gular 6.99 . . . medi­ Regular 4.99... Warm ence more than three hours aft­ rock to fall on the men. er the riot began. Mayor Thom­ as Louis Mitchell, 19, and John um weight synthetic blanket for full or twin s ■ ’y (See Page Eight) Rescue workers at Mt. Rivel as J. Whelan said he believed Dudley, 21. Mitchell waa wound­ WASHINOTON (AP)—nM blankets of Acrllan size. Nylon binding, Regular 1.00 Valance...... 72 ed In the neck and shoulder and and rayon that provide rushed forward as the drill sud­ the violence had “ passed Its Senate Judiciary Oommlttee * washable. Choice of denly dropped several yards. It peak.” gave speedy 10-2 approval Warmth without popular colors. 45" length...... 2.12 (See Page Ten) weight. Attractive col­ had been inching slowly down­ But he reiterated his warning: today to a bill nnder whldi “ We will use all the force and ■tatra could stave oft for twa ors. ward in final stages of the res­ 54" length...... 2.42 News Tidbits cue. effort to avoid collapsing power at our disposal to see that years or more oourt-ordiMred the ceiling of the mine chamber. law and order is maintained.” legislative reapporttonmeat. (2 for 10.50) (2 for 7.50) from the AP Wires 63" length...... 2.62 Immediately after the break­ He said he was prepared to sit Views Vary Sen. Everett M. Dlrksea, R - through, rescue workers began down with civil rights leaders ni., had asked for the aotlo|l “ anytime, anywhere” but the aa a preHnrinary to a move to A small deposit and regular payments hold your selection until October 1st. 72" length...... 2.82 setting up a hoisting rig to be Ex-Chancellor Konrad Ade­ used to bring the men to the first problem was maintaining On Causes attach the measure to sonto nauer scolds West German pa­ order. major legislation eertaln tg pers for attacks on Sen. Barry (See Page Eight) He continued the entire 900- reach President Johnson’s Goldwatcr, saying, “It Is not Of Disorder desk. Sen. Kenneto B. H eal­ MORGAN JONES “INSULAIRE” BLANKET our business." ing, R-N. T., reported the vote FLANNEL BACK TABLE CLOTHS i The United States and the JERSEY

Beade Movie Sheiawold on Bridge la has bent steel shelving In Ms was found pwked on Mount Ta- ters and airplanea aaarchad the ‘No Strings’ Shepherds Victims Fair B o a r d cage and emaebad In walls and Missing Camp er malpais. area for daya. South daalw ____ ^ Newsmim, Red -4gent _~rr __ doors. “ We have the feeling he’s Meyer, 41, said he left Me tOOii> YOCB PABTWER HarttOonth vulMtelite Planning A Surprise: not the sweet, gentle type ani­ Turns Up Alive home in San Mateo for a church Skill* Checked Fast Fine Musical IP HE'S T G im BIABTER in o w h mal,” Fisher eeSd. By A U nlB D MOBIMWOU) Wants Probe convention In Portland last a K 7 month, but changed Me mind. ^ Yufe Workslu^ Of War in Cyprus NaOaaMd Man’s 9 JC5S SAN RAFAEL, CalU. (AP) — NEW YORK — Personnel files MAN< iTBR SB8810N By HOWARD HOIXXMIB It’s Not Bad Tteun Obampwa D K7S Missile Crisis Aids Cosmetic* Gain Frank W, Meyer, missing for He said a day’s hike to Stin­ of the World’s Fair Identifica­ W. H. ENGLAND Sm h ItoOMid Ommty «xUn*lon A -old father, who Last night’s crowd at the It’s raasooahla to acold your Of Finances six weeks and presumed dead, son Beach proved so pleasant he tion department are made up of think hs has bs«n took a sleeping bag and 25 boxes anuntttM for the Oct. 14 Christ- reported >as nine children de- Oakdale Musical llieater was NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)—Ths^paarwl. I By B(NB THOMAS partner If he’s a much bettar wwr NEW YORK — RetaU ealee at turned up Monday complaining coded punchcards that permtt LUMIER CO. one of the smallest to gather scene seemed straight from the killed and burled, but I don't WASHINGTON (AP)-p-U.S.-Sovlet messaffM relayed that someone lutd made off with of C rations from his truck and Immediate data processing to wcrtabop met et the home pende ilm for support, AP Movle-Televlekm Writer player than you. Obvloualy A li s t a b o s t o n (AP)—171/ ^ resUu- toiletries and cosmetics In the lim . Norman Wright, South for any opening o f the season. Bible —a gnarled old man with want to believe It—I still hope fnything that goBs Wrong U hia by an American newsman mid a Soviet agent helped Ms camper truck. hiked for six weeks through the produce information on employ­ “ At Ow OraaW* BIB-4MI yester presented in HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "A rant In the New England Pa- United States last year were T«r Rd., ToUand, July 22. It was too bad, too, for those a leather pouch on his back, he will come home. fault. It’s fbrtlah to scold a score a breakthrough in the darkest hours of the Cuban about 9 par cent above I962’e Meyer told aheriff’s officers park area. ees’ specific attributee, such aa ‘‘Now I tend the sheep myself, viUon of tha New York World’s Se n e group conalets of Mrs.court dn cliarge of seduction that atayed away missed one grazing his sheep on a hillside Hard Day’a Night,” atarring th# weakar playar If you could missile crisis, according to a former U.S.'intelligence of­ $2.9 bllUon. But higher outlays he had been hiking and camping After Meyer’s truck was college status, aMllty to n>eak but I don’t know how to do It—I # r i^ t , chairman, Mrs, Robert of a minor female, and the case of the best shows of 1964, In the sun. Baatlea, may wall ba tha mu- have a a v^ tha aituaflon. •OvTil Fair haa a leaky roof and Mas^ for product development and in Stinson Beach State Park found, deputies and volunteers foreign languages, special skills, was continued until Aug. 24 Richard Rodgers’ ‘‘No Strings.” have never left the house before ficial. Thayer, Mrs. Carmelo Zanghi, They found his body next day, prlaa film of the year. Tha South daalar A A lotcia ■arimaetta is “ kowtowing to promotion are cutting profits. since June 21, the day Ms truck aided by bloodhounds, helicop­ etc. pending a study by the court's They also missed a most en- —and some of the young ones V 74 Roger HUaman, State Dei>art- was the first diraet word that Read Herald Ade.’ firm Donald Irwin, all of Tol- crumpled in the bottom of a North-South vulnarable ment inteUlgenoe chief at tha hick towns In Maine,” it was S id , and Mrs. Mahlon Hayden family relatlojflrprnca. terUining Individual perform­ well, with two bullet holes In his have died already because they priae la that It la good. Opanlng load—^Tan of Hearts. the Sovlsta might be thinking of charged yesterday. ance by the lovely Barbara Mc­ didn't have enough food.” Moviaa dealghed to cash in on time of the October 1982 con­ a deal. and Mrs. Folke Swanson, both Eugene L. Smith, fbm erly forehead. WmH openad the ten of St?' _ frontation, dlecloeea in an arti­ Hie accueatione came at a 4 Mansfield center. of Hartford, now of Marlbor­ Nair. In recreating the role of Shepherds In Cyprus watch ‘‘I am afraid out here with the the curioalty vahia of headline hearts, and East ovartook with Soteh West Nsafli laal Ruak asked ScaU to teU Mr. X meeting of the Massachusetts ^Christmas workshop special Barbara Woodruff, a Negro girl sheep. Even the men are af­ personalltlea have tradlUonally 1 A Pass 2 NT Pass cle for the Aug. 26 iaaue of Look that the U.S. government “ sees ough, on July 14 was arrested their f)ocks in fear, and the once the queen to make sure of con­ magazine that Amarican Broad- World’s Fair Commlsrion. mmlttees have been set up in Marlborough on the count who goes from ‘‘ ‘way uptown peaceful profession has become raid," the said. U en alapdaah affaire that have tinuing the suit If West had led t A Pais 4 4 All Vi real poeslblUttos” In the propo: The commission aired com­ d booths have been planned, In New York” to a life as one “ I have two daughters but pleaaed nothing beyond curiotl caeong Company correapondant eitlon and to suggest that gov- which allegedly involves his re- one of the most dangerous Jobs a singleton. East continued with John A. Seal! waa the American plaints about the handling of file Sta be executed and manned bylaUons with a 17-year-old girl. of the highest paid fashion they are only 18 and 20 years enough to ruff with a high amnmnt representaUvss could $2.7 million New ShigCand Pa- SERVICE on the troubled island. ty. the ace and king of hearts to in the. unofficial communica- imrious groups In the IS Tolland The girl Is now under Jurisdic­ models In Paris, Miss McNair Twenty-one shepherds have old, and I cannot send them out It waa tharafora only natural put South’s trumps in tha mid­ trump, nothing baa bean tori. work the matter cut at tha Unit­ viUon, for which Massaohu- tiona link. ed Nattona. “ Tims is vary in-- Wunty towns. The workshop tion of juvenile authorities. did one of the ablest Jobs this been wounded or killed since here alone with the flock. that a review would approach dle. DaUy Qaeatlon ■etts is paying 42 per cent, and Will exhibit actual Oiristmas Smith is being held under a reviewer has seen this summer. "The United Nations should Aa dealer, you bold: Spadea, Tha Rusaian waa Idantlfied gent," Ruak emphasissd. demanded a legiriattve investl- near-civil war erupted between ‘ ‘A Hard Day’a Night” expaet- South ruffed with the ten of only BB “ Mr. X ,” a aanior Soviet & m s and how to make them, $1,000 bond on the charge Production Ideas offered a re­ Greek and Turkish Cypriots. send guards with us. Then K apadee, and West over-ruffed K-7; Hestfte, J-6-6-S; DlamoBda, While ScaU was relaying this nU on unless the New Elngland SELECTION ing little more than tha tapa ra- official who heiuled Soviet Intel- butructions and patterns will be which normally calls for a freshing change of pace in Dozens more have been fired at. would be safer." K-7-6; CSoba, A-K-l S. word to Mr. X in a coffee'shop Ocuncil furnishes a detailed ac­ cording of an orglaatlc 'Baatla with the Jack .This waa the end ice in the United Statea. available. blndover to a high court. many ways. Instead of the i At least 10 have vanished or of the defense. South could What, do you oayT that evening, a secret cable counting of funds. concert which waa ahown In tha- r aourcea said “ Mr. X " t Interest in the workshop ex­ It was reported that Smith’s usual “ theater in the round” been kidnaped. Answer: Bid one elub* x from Soviet Pramiar Khrush­ atera two montha ago. easily win any return, draw Xalnce haa left the Ruasian am- Simon Fireman of Quincy, QUALITY tends beyond the county. Last wife, whom he has not lived blackouts, scenes were changed "To find grazing ror the sheep Navy Bolstered Tha film turna out to ba con trumpa with the king, ace and partner responds one diamond, chev to Kennedy also indlcatlBg Gov. Bndicott Peabody’s rep­ jpiar the workshop had over 900 with for some three and a half by dancers and singers and and goats, we have to go a long you can show tha hearts. 0th hiuMy here. a wilUngnesa to negotiate was alderably more than that. The nlna, and then claim the tricks. Hlleman, now teaching at resentative, on the commission, NORMAN'S visitors. _ ^ years, is seeking a divorce, and occasionally by the stars them­ way from the villages, and E ^ pounced cm Weirt for his erwiae, you had bettor forget arriving at the White House. said council officials “ have unahom quartet may ba with ua Columbia Univeraity, reported: FOR ALL THREE! 'A ll this sounds m if it might she has five children from a selves, in such unobstruslve there is no one out there to pro­ Off Viet, Order error, 'there waa ao reason to about the attenuated suit. The next day the Kremlin rev­ been reluctant to answer ques­ for a long time to coma, not aa By Friday, Oct. 26, of the ije a life saver for those who previous marriage and four fashion one hardly realised tect us,’’ explained Hassan Hus­ over • ruff slnca the Jack of ersed Its line and broadcast a tions.’ ’ fraaka but aa qualified antar- fateful week, the nuclear antag­ are in despair as to what to give from the Smith marriage. what was going on. Another un­ sein, a 30-year-old shepherd Is Shoot to Kill spades would win a trick at For Shelnwold’s 96-page book­ Khrushchev note reneging on Its Tables In the restaurant were tainara. onists were eyeball-to-eyeball. ■horn in the coming whirl of the Mrs. Ernestine Patricia Lard usual touch was the absence from the Turkish village of any time. If West discarded he let, " A Pocket Guide to proposals of the night before. made In West Germany and Producer Walter Shenaon and President Kennedy had de­ _uletide. of 280 N. Main St„ Manches­ of an overture. Hamit Mandres. "I never know would eventually get a trick Bridge,” send 60 centa to Ruak asked ScaU to aae Mr. X some employee come from I (OoBtiBued from Page Om ) writer Alun Owen wlaely choaa manded a pullout of the Soviet • Anyone wishing to know fur- ter, yesterday pleaded guilty The show began with Miss when I go out in the morning If I with the eight of apadee aa wall Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. again to find out what hap­ Minnesota and Wisconsin, he to forego any aemblanca of a mlaaUee frenn Cuba and ordered l^er particulars may contact to fraud in obtaining state aid. McNair and co-star Stuart Da­ will ever get homq again.” Department spokesman re­ Herald, Box 3318, Grand Cent­ pened, The Soviet official hi^ said. Fireman said It had been plot. They portray John, Paul, I the Jack. a naval blockade. The Kremlin Mrs. Justine Burokas, Christ­ Her case was continued also to mon singing the hit song, "The jected North Vietnamese Standard PoalttoB ral Station, New York 17, N.Y. changed hia tune, too. ScaU ac- Ms understanding that Items “ Forty-five days ago I was George and Rlngo — that’a the had publicly rejected Kennedy’a mas Workshop publicity chair­ Aug. 24 pending a pre-sentence Sweetest Sounds.” A reprise of with my sheep over there,” he charges that American planes This la a standard position. Copyright 1964, oused him of a “ stinking double and employes at the New Eng­ order of their billing — aa what proclamation. Some Soviet ahlpa man, at Rockville. Investigation. Mrs. lAtd, a that number closed the show said, pointing beyond the bar­ and ships had attacked lU terri­ Don't ovar-ruff a high trump General Features Oorp. cross" and said tha United land MvUlon ehoidd come from Personal mother of five, received more too as the tll-matched lovers they are: Beatlea. at aea had altered course, but States was absolutsly deter­ ren, dust-colored hills where tory in recent days. What impela the fllmay eraft when you have length and New England. iM r. and Mrs. Jesse Hills, of than $600 in sUte aid last year returned to their separate nothing grows. "I heard shouts Secretary of State Dean Rusk atrangth In trumpa. Let declar­ the miaaUe site building in Cuba mined to get the mlMUaa out of State Rep. Joseph E. Brett, along la the Introduction of the Parks Visits Increosa was continuing full ape^. Palmetto, Florida, are spcnd- while not being entitled to such worlds as If "they had never and stood up and there were and Secretary of Defense Rob­ er weaken hia trtunp holding Cuba. D-Qulncy, a commission mem­ character of Paul’a grandfather, Mr. X, one of ScEdi’e news g several weeks as guests of aid, authorities say. met,” as the script put It. four Greeks rtmnlng toward me. ert 8. McNamara traveled to while you mark time by dis­ Again tha Russian presuma­ ber, made Hie comment about r. Hills’ lather and step-mo- Bond forfeitures, ranging “No Strings” marked Rod­ an over-age rake played with WASHINGTON — Travelers to contacts at the Soviet embassy, bly sent back word to tha Kram- Maine towns and said “ they S They fired their guns and I ran Capitol Hill to bring senate delicate aWll by Wilfrid Bram- carding. the national parka last year to­ Rier, Mr. and Mrs. Merton W. from $30 to $100 and totaling gers' flrst solo Broadway hit —I ran so fast I left my boots East thought he was guiltless tels|honed the correspemdent Un whUe Kennedy was m akiu a have a Mgger show than we leaders up to date on the devel­ bell. Hia miachief making adda taled 94 million compared with asking for an Immediate lunch­ Bills, of Gilead. $406, were called against eight j years and years of col- behind. I hid in a dry riverbed.’’ but he Just showed that he was formal pubUc reply to the IM- have.” opments. to the travalla auffered by the 88 mllUon In 1962. Natlonal-eapl- eon date. Over a luncheon ta­ ' Officiating at the Hebron and out-of-state motorists who fall- laboration...... with Larry Hart ‘ and Every year when the sun- not a real champion when he day proposition. “ There are many thinge that AUead Congregational ohurch- After the closed meeting Rusk Beatlea at the hands of thair tal parks had eight million visi­ ble In a downtown reetaurant ha ed to appear In court to answer Oscar Hammersteln II, among seared fields dry up. the is­ pounced on his partner. East Sunday morning Khniahcbav are cloudy down there and was asked by newsmen if he fanatical tana. tors. quickly got to the point. m, this week and last week, to speeding charges. others. land’s shepherds take their still thought the attack was an could see who was sitting announced he had ordered the we’ve gri to get some an­ Bunday, was Mr. Richard Gel- Fines were ordered in the He tells the story of the fash­ flocks to the rich green foothills Tha movie opens with a mad The Ruasian asked gcali to offensive iwme withdrawn. Tha swers,” said State Sen. DeiSs Isolated Incident. He replied: scramble by the foursome to es­ across the table from him and ting of Hartford, who has been cases of James P. Liebman of ion model, used to "La Dolce of the mountains. This year the "That remains to be seen. But riiould have done what he could find out at ones from his friends eventual settlement followed L. McKenna, D-Somerville. Vita,” Parisian style who meets cape their following and board a ranist in a Congregational 600 Lydall St., $60, for operat- move means crossing enemy we are all deadly serious about to save the partnership from ill the State Department wheth­ much of the formula eat forth In TTie commieslcn, headed by S uroh in Central Brook for Ing an unregistered motor ve- and falls In love with an Amer- territory, for Greeks and Turks train. It ende with a televlalon er the U.8. government would the first 8caU-Mr. X meeting. State Sen. Stanley J. Zarod, D- lean writer who "starts novels’ this.” performance which pours forth all harm. forlngfleld, invited Gardner many years. hide ($26), driving without a alike, and many shepherds fear Sen. Richard B. Russell, D East’s beat play la to win the be interested In a solution to the That evening with the back of but doesn’t find time or the enough of their twangy chant- C&'veriy, executive vice presi­ The nololst Sunday was Nancy license ($20) and improper use their animals will die on the Ga., chairman of the Senate first trick with the ace of crisis in which the Soviets re­ the crista broken, Mr. X met Brewer. of plates ($6); Arthur Blker- enthusiasm to finish them., He sparse lowland grazing ings to satisfy the moat devoted moved the missiles; they al- ScaU for tha last time. “ The In- dent of the New England Coun­ Is a "European bum,” accord­ Armed Services Committee, Beatlemanlaca. hearts and continue with the cil, and Melvin Peach, who is ■ "nve Rev. Howard C. Champe, nleks, 20, of 80 Mather St., $26, I am 77 years old and I have newsmen both Rusk and Me- queen. This leaves him in posi­ towed U.N. Inspectors to super­ formation you eupplied,” ha told Who officiated Sunday in the Improper passing; Claire Cas­ ing to the play’s description. been a shepherd all my life, and In between the banter fliaa at vise the pullout; they pledged the newsman, “ was very valua­ In charge of the pavilion, to at­ The romance blooms then Namara seemed to think the tion to continue with the king The Clark’s tend the next committee meet­ t^v'o local Congregational well of Wllllmantlc, $26, failure this is the first year I can re­ a rapid clip. The wisecracka of hearts If it turns out that not to reintroduce the missiles ble to the chairman in helping breaks when the model tries to 'clash was an Isolated Incident. M North S t e Tel. 428-90M ing. No date was set. Churches, was warmly welcom- to grant the right of way; Rob­ member when 1 couldn't take "There have been naval op­ among the Beatles, their hand­ South hat three hearts and and America publicly pledged him make tq> hia mind quickly.” pressure him Into writing WtLLJM ANTIC «d by both congregations. ert H. McNamara, 19, of Avon. the aheep to the hills,” said Pa- erations in the Gulf of Tonkin by lers, grandpa and various by­ West only one. not to invade ^ b a . ScaU was an Associated Prees again. But, as usual, he sees newsman before Joining ABC in ; Mrs. Champe, the form er Mass., $50, speeding; Nathan nayls Yannl, a hulking Greek the South Vietnameae," Russell standers are sometimes too fast When both South smd West Summer’s when you enjoy Seal! promptly reported this the light and comes back to 1962 prior to the miasUe show­ Bleanor Lord of Hebron, was Tyler Jr., 22, Boston, Mass., $30, villager from Mia Mllea. said. "Thle could have confused —and occasionally too British— follow suit to the queen of your Salad Days. We feature to Hlleman and Secretary of €k>rilla Caught, Sot able to accompany him to speeding; Charles J. Schaub, 22, her, planning her bring back to ‘‘I am not afraid, but my wife the North Vietnamese.” to comprehend. The comedy fol hearts, East next leads the •tats Dean Rusk. Rusk said this down. Maine with him as he returns Lobster, Shrimp, Freah FiuH m e service, as she was some- of 188 Hlllstown Rd„ $26, over­ Is, and she doesn’t want me to Vacationing In Balboa, Calif., lows the pattern of vintage deuce of hearts. The Idea is to with Sherbet and a Chefa Marx Brothers or early Three Nurses Hangover | hat under tl^ weather, affect- crowding a front seat of a mo­ to productive writing. go to the fields at all.” Sen. Barry Goldwater, the Re­ give South the Impression that Salad Bowl, all aa eool ae a Stooges, though not aa hilarious 1 by the heat wave. She com- tor vehicle; Benjamin Riley, 37, Only a fleeting mention Is He was hauling a dripping publican presidential nominee, the opening lead waa from mermaid’s cheek. t of 60 Nike Circle, $10, breach made of the obvious racial leather bucket from a well and as either. But then, the Beatles Encyclopedia Laugh Source (Centinned from Pagp One) IN FAIMOUS BRAND APPLIANCES alned that it was worse than replied to written questlone length rather than ahortneas. lortda, the Champe's former of the peace; John F. Skelley, problems they’ll encounter. But watering his 60 sheep. about the incident this way: are new at U. If South la trapped Into ruff­ OPEN EVERT DAT f 36, Coventry, $16, intoxication; it’s enough to make them real­ "I have had no trouble so All four register aa paraonal- the police riot squad. arish, and ahe did not know “ I think the American people ing with a low trump, West Weekday Lunoheene from At one time only a screen | ut she would have to go down James S. Upson, 19, Unlonville, ise it won’t work. Even the far,” he added. He waved his are entitled to aek some ques­ ities. Rlngo Starr ie an ideal can over-ruff without losing his 9So For England’s Anna Russell arm at a shepherd across the door separated the powerful an­ S■outh to get cooled off. $35, speeding; Frank Zaremba, writer's vow to return is some­ tions of their own in regard to target for abuse because of his trump trick. H South is clever valley and said; '"Talk to Petri imal from complete freedom. SUNBEAM • Mr. and Mrs. Oiampe have 36, of Pearl St., $16, Intoxica­ what hollow as the model can­ this event: Does the presence of nose and height, and he shines over there —he has seen fear.” NEW YORK (A P ) — Some^ervery word that's said. “ If he had come out we would | Seen some travelers since serv- tion; Albert Hewitt, 67, of 77 didly asks what he expects her American destroyers In the area in a Chaplinesque escape to the Much of her repertoire kids THE ASTONISHING Wells St., $30, failure to grant Kyriacoi Petri Is a 64-year-old eomicM have gng-wrlters. Anna have had to have him killed,” FLOOR POLISHER f their local parish. Including to do In the intervening months signify the possible landing of simple pleasures of life. Paul various types of musicianship, a said Gene Hartz, assistant zoo the right of way: and Juliette Greek Cypriot In baggy black Russell has an encyclopedia. I eir missionary work in Mex- And for once, everyone doesn’t larger American ground forces? Mc(5artney is puckish and re­ logical develoiknent for a dam­ director. "There wae nothing to Davis of Ellington, $15, for an trousers and high, homemade "Nine times out ten when I and RUG GLEANER Ri. Now retired, Mr. Champe live happily ever after, "Does it mean medium bom­ freshing, and John Lennon and sel who steoied out to be a mu­ keep him In but a screen door improper turn. boots, with 72 sheep, a donkey get an idea for a new number,” 11 Mrvee occasinally in Shel­ A "percuasionist” is on stage bers are going to be used to in­ George Harrison do well In the HAPPY HOUR sic teacher. and he could have taken it right | William R. Clds, 30, of North and two dogs. says the lady who moves e and .his bongo drumming adds terdict supply lines; Does it more-or-less straight roles. “I’m not a good enough per­ along with him.” ton, this state, and in otherWindham, received an undeter­ "They shot at me lour times 4 PJlf. TO S PJ«. DAILYAILY through life with a mocking aariehee, where he has worked to a modem Jazz background mean a change is taking place Warning to adults: Under no former to hurt any really good Hartz eventually felled Slnbad I mined sentence, suspended, af­ last winter. Two Turks came In foreign policy at White House circumstances should you see "A gleam in her eye, “I look up MAYTAG as minister. that presents another fresh ap­ musicians,” she says, “but a lot by firing a 200-milligram dose of ter he pleaded guilty to a over the ridge with guns and and State Department levels?” Hard Day’s Night” at a matinee. COCKTAIL the topic in the big book. "<> Position Vacant proach to modem musical com­ of people get up to sing and tranquilizer into his shoulder. charge of engaging in the busi­ fired, but they missed me. 1 South Viet Nam’e premier, Proceed with caution at other “Tliat’s where I get the baok- I The position of clerk for the edy. Even the "N o Strings” OF YOUR CHOICE play who never should — the Five hours after the injection | • Ther* Has Never Been A ness of outdoor advertising ducked into the riverbed, and MaJ. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, de­ times. groimd for what comes out la­ l of finance is still vacant. idea which leaves the orchestra concert field is awfully over­ Slnbad waa up and around. without a licen.se. Clds report­ when they were gone, I gath­ clared In Saigon the United ter.” Hedley Hill may be con- in that condition (except for ered the flock and came back to of Mias RusseU’a avid reading stocked. PertuqNi I’ve made “ He’ll have a pretty bad hang­ Washer Like This Before! r edly has two billboards in Bol­ States should follow up the PT r ’ Maach'eater over but that's about all,” | tooMd by iuiyone interested in ton in which he did not have harp and bass fiddle) is differ­ the village,” he said. boat attack with firm steps over the peat 17 years has some of that kind stop alto­ In ly in g for this poto, at 537- "I was afraid, but I am not Uavey s equipped her with enough ma­ gether.” Harts said. the required licenses. He has ent. against North Viet Nam. COMPLETE U36. Applicants must know In addition to Miss McNair afraid now. I know the Turkish Miss Russell, bom In Canada, Sinbad's freedom began after I • No Other Washer Has So since corrected the matter, he "Unless these steps are taken, EAST CENTER STREET terial for multiple transconti­ a keeper momentarily left his l^orthand and be able to type. told Judge Holden. and Damon, EJdith Meiser, Meg shepherds over there and we whatever they may be. North nental and global Junkets, a studied In England at a school still talk to each other. They where the prize pupil was Marie cage door open while cleatning. Many Automatic Features! Numerous cases were con­ Myles, Charles Abbate and Bob Viet Nam may be encouraged to half-dozen record albums and a The gorilla lumbered down a MaanhfatTtr Evening Herald call me and say ’Come over’ Olivier, elder sister of the fu­ tinued to future court dates for Mandan turn in superlative ef­ repeat, ridiculing America in fandom dominated by college hallway into a kitchen where Aebron oorreapondent. Miss Su­ disposition. forts in the show. The percus­ and I ask them 'You won’t shoot the eyes of the world,” Khanh students and clerics. ture Sir Laurence. 4-SLICE TOASTER m e?’ We get along together, and four workers were fixing lunch • Has The Ability To Launder san Pendleton, tel. S28-S4M. sionist, Jo Jo Smith, manages told newsmen mt a cocktail par­ “One of my big groups con­ "We all had to take part in for animals in the monkey | Separate eontrole for each 2 elloes. the Turks with guns must have dramatics,” recalls Mias Rus­ to make his presence known yet ty- sists of priests and clergymen,” house. Un-Soviet Twist stays in the background too. been strangers. The Navy said the Maddox she observes, “ although I’ve sell, "and after riie left, they “ I never had an ape in my I Every Washable Fabric "M y wife nags at me not to go Menard to Sign Costumes are simple (and opened fire on the patrol boats never quite figured out why.” had a competition to find which kitchen before,” said Barney | Grows in Russia brief on occasion) but bright out any more, but I must feed only after the Reds ignored Sihe has been displaying her ar­ of us could leam lines fastest. Gisutl, “ I looked twice. Then Correctly and Automatically! the sheep. I have six sons and 54. j - 3rd Navy Hitch and colorful. However, some of three warning shots and contin­ ray recently at the 41st Street That happened to be me, so 1 I went out the front door.” two daughters, and I put them ued sweeping in on their torpedo Theater in "All By Myself.” got all the phHn parts — and Slnbad spent the remainder of I MOSCOW (AP) — Something Miss McNair's Paris fashions all through school with sheep.” For heavily soiled overalls, dirty diapers, chil­ un-Soviet is happening in So­ will make the ladies drool. All runs. “ New York audiences,” Miss deapised it. his freedom In the kitchen, "Just PC l.C. Gerald Menard with Shakespeare has his King The PT boats launched three Russell says, "are a little "A couple of years ago, my taking it all in, smslling things, $ dren's play clothes and many other "special viet homes at night—people are In all, "No Strings” is wonder­ ikis wife and family are visiting Henry VI wandering over the torpedoes and several 87-milli- sharper than around the coun­ old teacher came to a perfor­ fooling around,” said Dr. Lester | doing the Twi.st. ful summer music fare, one of battlefield musing about she­ care" wash loads, set this Maytag on Pre-Wash. liis mother, Mrs. EJdith L, meter cannon shells at the Mad­ try, but you’re all different mance and reminded me that Fisher, zoo director. NEVIf NOBEL Menard of 83 Ridge St., prior The practice was denounced Oakdale’s best. Performances pherds and saying "Methlnks It fills and agitates, spins, then soaks in fresh today by the director of the So­ continue through Saturday, dox but missed. from England where they like a I’d vowed never to go onstage. Fisher said the only damage | 15 were a happy life,” but for a to his third re-enlistment with The destroyer, with the help lot of asides. Here people listen I said, 'WeU, yea — but It took was a broken cup. viet Union's leading folk bal­ with matinees Wedne.sday and Turkish woman named Fatima water, and finally goes through a regular wash­ the U.S. Navy. He has been sta­ let, Igor Moiseyev, who said of four crusader Jet fighters more closely and want to hear 30 years to get me here.’ ” Both described Slnbad as ‘ MAYTA8 WASHERS tioned at Roosevelt Roads Nav- Saturday. AH. It Is a life of dread. from the Ticonderoga, drove off little bit on the ornery side. He’s I ing cycle you've picked, all automatically with that the country needs modem "I haven’t seen my husband ELECTRIC •1 Base. Puerto Rico, for two dances based on national tra­ the attackers with gunfire and full of hell and fantastically j no resetting! And you have your choice of ears and will spend an addi- I.rf*clure« Exchanged for more than 40 days now,” she rockets. strong.” BE8IN AT ditions. said. "He was beyond those hills CAN OPENER water temperatures for both wash and rinse {onal year there when he re­ He blamed the popularity of All three PT boats were dam­ Long Island Women Win Over Hie years the huge goiil- tom s in two weeks. His family BONN — More than 200 Ger­ with the sheep, and the dogs aged but two were able to beat .such dances as the Twist in came running home alone one cycles including C O LD for delicate fabrics and krill stay on in Manchester un­ some Soviet circles on the man lecturers of the German a slow retreat. to the rirst of September. "vacuum” caused by the ab­ A c a d e m 1 rE^chan'ge Service J»y- I knew something was "The other side got a sting out First Skirmish Over Trees washable woolens. For real economy this wash­ sence of acceptable modem So­ work at univer.sitles “ thoughout wrong so came here and the of this” Rusk said, "If they do it * Mrs. Menard Is the former other shepherds told me 'We er has pushbuttons for selecting the proper Marguerite Taylor of Thomp- viet dances. the world. They teach the Ger­ again they'll get another sting.” think AH Ahmed has been kid­ mosphere, which to rapidly dls- water level. You never waste water. You also |onville. The couple has two "The dances bom in the We.st man language and German liter­ ELMONT, N.Y. (AP) —i w INHOMEOROFFKXm . 8 8 between the tables of night naped’.” Housewives pushing baby car­ appearing. have pushbuttons for speed selection. Plus $ •hlldren, Joseph and Pamela. ature in 16 Asian, 15 European, She leaned on her stick and Glacier Thickest clubs are filled with a dose of 12 American, and 7 African “TMs whole thing started pointed to the place. Her hand­ riages have routed the treechop- months ago, when we first Automatic Bleaching, Lint Filter Agitator, Sof­ pathology and eroticism,” Mo­ countries. iseyev wrote in the Literary some but worn face was OSLO — New measurements pers in the first skirmish over heard that the streets In a 22- TRAMPS 99% tener Dispenser, and many more including the wrapped in a faded pink scarf, of south Norway’s glacier known- the shade trees of Evans aven­ Gazette. TEACHES DRIVING. block area south of the Hemp­ BARRiCiNi "We miKst have our own apd her feet shuffled Ift the dust, a.s Hardangerjokelen .show that ue. stead turnpike were going to be AIRBORK6 dependability for which Maytag is world BUT WALKS in a pair of ragged tennis shoes. the central part is 1,246 feet 208 Town officials of this Long exclusively at dances to counterpose those that PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y, widened. famous. are coming to us from the "They saw a land rover driv­ thick. This is the greatest thick­ Island community want to wid­ ”We understood then that ST te30i,.!-0) greenery. the whole area and told us that to in the yearbook, students have They moved out In force Mon­ placed the quotation: "Don’t PETER ELKE fiOBoainM£l|Rer,dtfMw. the curbs would be right next to $ worry, with my training I can SELLERS SOMMER day. the sidewalk. a i K i e b a k e r Mrs. Charles Spanier sta­ always walk.” “ Solid cement! Imagine GEORGESANOiRS . r & a . tioned herself under a con­ that!” NEW 19’’ demned tree, looked up at a THE COMMON-SENSE CAR ..ftm m r E E E CE g workman and said: 10 AIR CONDIIIONI.D "If you cut off one more GENERAL ELECTRIC 1965 MODEL branch' you'll have to drop It on Vitamin Lack, my head to get rid of it.” The worlunan climbed down. Cancer Linked - SHORTWAVE Pushing their infants in front RAUIO o f them, a dozen housewives led AMSTERDAM — A Dutch GENERAL SAVE ^ ^SOO by Mrs: Hope Fox surrounded a spccialiat, Dr, B.K.A. Dijketra, DON'T WAIT TILL OCTOBER truck that waa to haul away says a lack of vitamin-A in foods FISH the dismembered trees. They available to pregnant women leiippeTRS (ALL YOU CAN lAT) clogged Evans avenue and, aft­ back In the early 1900’s is a fac­ ELECTRIC GET CLOSE-OUT PRICES DRIVL ENDS TONTTE — All Color er an hour, forced the workmen tor in preeent-day lung-cancer IN to give up for the day. cases. $ BOLTON NOTCH 7*SST ‘‘World of Henry Orient” PHo4 PMi Lb b ib b Wadgg TTiey also started circulating He was led to that conclusion RIGHT NOW...IN JULY ‘‘McCllntock” - John Wayno Proaoli Priod Potofeos C alaslew a petition and organized a tele­ by a study of SSO Dutch cases of ompliments your decor with STARTS WED.: ANOTHER GREAT ALL OOIAIR SHOW phone squad to swamp the o f­ lung cancer in wMch most of the Its handsome walnut finish iMETDOMLM C fice of the town board with victims were 60 to 64 years a Removes soiling, staining and 2 5 Companion i'-"ture ProtMy lokad Kelli and K6nor eompladnts. old and had been bom in Feb­ WED. “ House Is Not A M M Raiiiiim'RiiiiiiyDii^^ Town officials were not avail­ ruary or March, when foods irritating particles so small they Home” — ”2 Women” TiMEnm able for comment. rich In vltamM-A were out of defy microscopic detection a 2-SPEED BLENDER TV ..X EVERY WEDNESDAY ‘T have nothing against seasmi. 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■ it, ■ • rf."'- , I-.' IIAMCfiESTER EVENING HERALD, KANCHIBIBR, CX>NN^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 4^ 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTBR, OONNw TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1964 PACT lA .1-—— many yomigstecs now iseing a deoadea aoqulred a population are minor seUlBg witaits to a the F T A of any V.8. eity Into aathorittH had no ttms to G >al R efleryes' somewhat larger than Chicago Han>^ ortglBBUy wlaiout a roof worry «tor aush fins points at Uaak m are may soam day dia­ Mbm* than 40 per cent of the th a t ls room at Tool Orders Views Vary l^]p Classroom s —with no' more land on the overiiesid. BOhaftiHdit q ifliirm Mars a ^ LefldO ilpG as edges to put eyerybody. As low as the wage scale of ookmy's population la under tha tend Sohools to thras Shlfto. You Should Know TV-Radio Tonight age o f 15. About 850,000 ohll- Hong Kong*a resettlement pro< Hong Kong Is, the rsoWente can Whan tba morning sehool aodf; Soar; Signal On Causes ^carnival wheal o f chance, la afford the apartments. Rentals drsn are of sdiool age. Ihs another Inwian of pupils r im m VO iB A R B WAMOrarrOCf^ sompsr- gram got underway 10 years most oroolsl elsasroom diort- Ison on ths hasls s f hast con­ FOR RENT ASSN. benighted with one of the ago, forlowing a disastrous firs run leas Uan I8.W monthly for takes over ths seats for the af­ . Holriodi^ could you feed your Miss Norma V, Johnson ags Is in the middle and upper ternoon. I h esa to turn, gtee family if an food aoppUss wars tent of isserrto 4f sosl and ■ (N B A ) — which wiped out the. colony’s a standard UOniquare-feot room. (H a w in g Of Disorder Television Inqnlra Uthnaailaa Ball world'a greateat apace prob* A resettlement building for 8,000 gradea w ay to tbs enranlng pupOa cut oft? A Department of Agri- othar fuels Aows, aooordliig Squatters' vtUage of paper aiid ■arly in ths rsMttlement pro­ to ths thiltsd 8tatas Osotogl- Although Miss Norma Viola 24 OOLWAT ST. •xplttrioa taithla lema. It la a trHnite to the persons reachoa oompIsUon culturs survey indicates that a Johnson, the town’s acting col­ 6:(X> ( 3) Blf 8 Theater (3040) (tombat tin shacks. Some 61,000 persone, gram olBelsIs daMdad to re- About 10,000 children atudy oal 8unray, that soal oonA- By 8AM DAWSON (CaeUnoed from Page One) { 8) New* (13) Life of RUey 548-0618—548-5455 JhttJah crown colony ta muah- oolony'a confidence In the fu­ mostly Chlnefea refugees, were about avsry wash. HOre man a In sdboola dbrood. But for tlilid of Amsrloa’s hous^ lds lector o f revenue, has been do­ (10) EyeDenenUfy (13) Huckleberry Hound servo rooftop spaoo for sdioola could get hy on pantry atgtpUss tntas M pm osnt of- ths total A P Bostneaa News A u ly s t FOB ALL OCOASION8 InoiMias atralglit Into tb* air. ture that an ambitloua houalng left homeless. half-million squatters have »»^iT mora, there Is no VM. rsoovershio fmf ing a man’s' Job for over 27 (12-18-80) Movie (32-30)'Mr. Novak ligh t Into ths ttsasrooms would for a warn, snotbsr third be­ NEW YORK (AP)—Hie tools Paul Moore, Episcopal suffra­ (S3) Movie at 6 8:00 ( 3-13) H t^ Adventure ''koaK Kcnc^i dilMran now climb program la now coming to found homos In the buQdlags, money to travel Slssediera and yeara, she believes that "peo­ (8) Meta ve. Giants New concrete and brick apart­ bo ample, and (disln link a tween one and two wssks, and lesiiTss and that, pstrolsum for axpandlng the machina aga gan bishop from Washington, (24) What'e New bo tba rooftopa to abaorb cdu* gripe with that problem. ment buildings which Hong with another 78,000 boused la th n e are no eisasrooms avsO- ple pay more attention to a (30) Elarly Show (34) African Writers elosurao wonld provlds astlsfso- ttis remainder kmger than that and natural gaa together eon- ara .going to pour forth In even D.C., said that back In 1949, (18) Subscription TV nation Um way that New Tork- Hong Kong haa aeen Ita pop­ Kong's population Is now filling simple but sturdy cottages. sUtute about 15 per cent man In business than to a (40) Stoney Burke tory if not spsdous play areas. sbte. KsTm folks would do better than graater voluma la the months f;10 ( 8) Newa Sports and Weath- 8:80 ( 94) Heifetz Master Claas ara go to thetn to abaorb the ulation aoar from about 500,000 Growing out of the population iwoman.” when he was stationed In Jersey (33-30) Moment of Fear could not be termed hucury Tet, as Hong Kong pram as aurtnirban residents, and tbs su- OhsI remaining 15 par ----- ahead. Both new ordars and aunUgbt. persona to nearly 4 million in dwellings. But amenities such as explosion Is Hong Kong’s acute Although some echool dic- That belief led her to turn City, he complained about po­ (30-40) McHale's Navy Its building and sehool program burhsnltss better than d tf is on in 1------oU ■ ! » ] « not aum nt- backlogs are piling up. 6:15 (33) Club House 9:00 ( 3-12) Petticoat Junction HOW LONG Hong Kong, attached to Red just 18 yeara It Is as if Cin­ sliding glass doors to the terrace educatian problem—a abortags trleta in the U.8. have agonised down a chance at the collec­ 6:30 (10-32-80) Huntley-Brlnkley with dedication and fervor. dwellers. ly used as fud. The soaring orders tor ma- lice brutality. "Nothing waa ( 8) Overland Trait (2()-40) Greatest Show (C) (which the apartments do have) I of classrooms w hidi would send over H>Ut seaolona, Hong Kong tor’s Job when It was offered (34) Bridge OriMt U m a toriom peg m a cinnati. Ohio, In less than two ehlne tools mean a lot more done then," he said, "and noth­ (13) Newebeal to her. (94) First Aid Now 00-33-30) Richard Boone than Just proeperlty tor their She is con-vinced that "the ing is being done now.” ( 3) Walter Cronklts 9:30 ( 3-13) Jack Benny SINCE YOU makers. (34) Hartford Symphony public takes a man’s word be­ The Rev. Mr. Moore attended 6:45 (30) Ron Cochran 10:00 (10-33-30) NBC Special They are bets that manufactu­ fore It believes a woman," and a meeting of Negroes and 7:00 (13-33-3040) News, Sports, (18) SubscrljHlon TV 4kk*k*k*kk**************************k**k***k*******l**************************’*"‘“‘‘*''“‘"‘‘*'*"‘"*'**> rers are laying that good times whites at the office of Mayor Weather (30-40) The Fugitive told General Manager Richard (8) To Tell the Truth w ill be around for many months Thomas J. Whelan. (3-13) The Fabulous Bra CHECKED Martin that "the tax collector (18) Navy Film 11:00 (38-10-13-30-33-3040) News, to come. Miould be a man." " I pleaded with the mayor (34) What’s New Sports. Weather ITiey forecast Increased And yet. In the many years that he make some statement (10) Movie 11:16 ( 3) Movie Engaged (to) Open Mike (40) Movie I ★ ★ ★ MANCHESTER TOWN ELECTION - MONDAY, OCTOBER S*** spending tor business expan­ she h u been assistant tax col­ that the kids (representatives of 7:16 (32) Backstajre (13) Chris Clark YOUR CAR sion. lector, she admits that, al­ young Negroes in the city) could (30) Sports (Jamera (30) Tonight (C) They emphasize the trend to­ The engagement of Miss San' though she has come in corl- take back to the people.'A. He 7:80 ( 3) Our Mies Brooks U:30 ( 12) Movie ward still more mechanisation, said the mayor refused to do (34) Science Reporter 11:30 (10-33) Tonight Show (C) dra Lyn Stimson of Manchester tset with all kinds of people, ( 8) Lawbreaker ( 8) Movie They reveal how relaxed to Kennetii Bradford Freeman "the public, as a whole. Is this. WHEELS? depreciation regulations and easy to work with, and reason­ BEE SATimDAr*B TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USlTNa of Glastonbury has been an­ The Rev. Jack Studebacker of lower tax rates are being put to able after explanations.” St. Johns Episcopal church said nounced by her peurents, Mr. and MEET YOUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES use. Miss Johnson has been on ex­ the mayor agreed, however, to Mrs. CUrtis A. Stimson of 438 eight times, vacationing there They are based on the belief cellent terms with lawyers, investigate charges of police Parker St. in the spring with her sister The best Insurance against bad that consumers will have more real estate brokers and her fel­ brutality. Radio money to spend for manufactur- Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. low municipal employes during Eva and two other ladles, and tire wear, vibration and shimmy Malcolm Furbuath of (Quaker has been to (^ p e (Jod "count­ The N egro mother spoke well (This Mating Indndea only thoao newa broadcasts o f 10 or 16 Is to check wheel alignment For the BOARD OF DIRECTORS... ered goods and sturdy confi­ her years in public service, and of police officers, and looking at Hill and G. Bradford Freeman less times.’’ The Cape (tod va­ every 5,000 miles. The John dence In their ability to meet it Is doubtful whether she has her teen-age son, she said she minute length. Some atationa ta rry other short newscasts) any debt payments for borrow­ of Glastonbury. ever had a cross word with or cation is an annual fall event. Bean Visualiner checks and Miss Stimson is a 1960 grad­ Travel, to Norma Johnson, is had always told him to respect iVDBC—Uta 6:46 Tbree Star Extra corrects faster and more accu­ ing to spend. for anyone. officers and obey their com' 6:U0 Lons John Bad* 7:06 Convematlon Piece uate of Manchester High School a stimulant now part of her, and 8:(X) Dick Robinson rately them other methods. The National Machine Tool Native of Town mands. 7:90 News Building Association says new and a 1962 graduate of Chand­ Norm a Johnson Is a Man­ she looks forward to her trips I (Ji Newi SIzn Oft 7:46 Sing Along ler School for Women, Boston, as a "must.” But she said she had seen peo WHAV-aia 8:10 P om Concert orders In June reached $160.9 chester native the daughter of pie beaten by police tor "n o 6:00 Fred Swanson Show 9:00 Red Box ve. Twfaia C(Hne in for a million, the highest tor any Mass. She is a medical secre­ the late S. Emil and Emma C. Notes Tax Growth 6:90 Newe, Sports and Weathar 11:00 News tary in the offices of Dr. Har- Miss Johnson has seen the good reason." 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 11:16 Sports Final month in eight years and more Johnson. H er father waa a town Other Negroes standing at the 7:16 Ed Hynes Show 11:90 Art Johnaon Show t oM J. Lehmui and Dr. David assessor for 34 years, from town's tax accounts grow from than double the volume in June comer agreed. 1:80 Sian Off WPOP- '1416 VISUALINER L. Warrsn. 1896 to 1930. 7,(XX) In 1937 to over 28,(XX) In 6:00 Lou Terri 1968. Terrace Lawson, an unem­ w ntT—u at Mr. Freeman is a 1960 grad­ Miss Johnson was graduated 1964. 6:00 News 7:00 Ken Griffin Orders tor the first half of ployed 23-year-old Negro had a 12:00 Gerry Gordon eheck-np uate of GKastonbury High from the (South) Manchester Jn the early days of the de­ 6:30 Radio Greater Hartford 1964 are almost double those in list of requests to present to the 6:46 Lowell Thomas the like period of 1963. And the School, and is employed at Pratt High School in 1923 and In June partment, the tax office handled mayor calling for the repair of 7:00 New* Frankincense Precious backlog of unfilled orders has and Whitney, division of United of 1924 went to work in the treas­ only personal and property tax­ 7:30 Public Affairs community rooms and basket­ grown, lengthening delivery Aircraft Oorp., East Hartford. urer’s office of the Traveler’s es. It now handles thdie, plus 8:00 The World Tonight ball courts, the creation of 8:16 Life Line CAIRO — The ancient world’s times. This is itself prods some The wsddtag Is planned for Insurance Co. In Hartford. She water and sewer bills, fire dis­ 8:30 Broadway Overture young adult organization and holiest, most precious product Niehols-Manchester manufacturers into ordering Oct. I L ______remained there until June 1931 trict taxes, special district tax­ 9:00 'Yankee* ve. Athletics little league teams, proper 11:30 Muelr to Relax By waa frankincense. In the 12th now, knowing they may have to when she left to take one of her es, and other town-connected re­ ceipts. street lighting, the elimination 13:16 Sim Off Century B.C. Ramses H I had a t wait to install the new machines three trips to Europe — a trip w n o —isaa special building tor storing In­ Tire, Ine. I they want tor their moderniza­ that lasted six months. She remembers when her of­ of the sale of liquor to minors 6:00 News, Weathsr. Bporte Break Reported cense tor worship. 295 Broad 8M. Maaohegter t tion or expansion plans. Upon her return, she accepted fice had to collect a state poll and equal employment tights. ' 6:86 Old. Borrowed Blue Machine tool making tends to At Gas Station employment with a Hartford tax of $2 per head, which was be an up-and-down busuness. In certified public accountant, and dropped later in favor of a state bad times, or when a business worked for him until May 1987, old-age assistance tax of $8 downturn Is expected, orders An undetermined amount of when she came back to Man­ per head. The latter was fall off fast aa manufacturers change and cigarettes was re­ chester to work in the town's dropped, in turn, when the state pull In their horns. ported taken from a vending tax office. She haa been there sales tax came into being. In 1987 there were only eight HAROLD A. TUBKINGTON Today with the economy in machine In a break into the ever since and says that ac­ FRANCn P. DEUA FEBA ALEXANDER C. PENNT HARLAN D. TATLOB women employed In the Munici­ MARTIN E. ALVORD DONALD 8. CONRAD Bom in Kennebunk, Maine. He attended local schools. Lo­ general growing steadily, the Maple Service Station at 220 counting and its allied work Attended Melrose, Maae. Life long resident. Attended Bom June 84. 1984 la married Spruce St, police reported this pal Building. Today there are A native of Manchester; ed­ Resident o f Manchester since cal businessman, salesman for urge to Imy tools to make the "Just comes naturally.” echools and the University of local schools and holds a B.S. to the former Bidna M. MUUen, about 60, and yet, oddly enough, ucated in public schools; grad- 1947. Graduate of Bowdoin Col­ G.E. Keith for 19 years. Served machines that turn put consum morning. Only Two Boases Cincinnati. Manager o f Sales degrae from the University of daughter of Mir. A Mrs. Frank the collector’s office force has natad from Manchester High lege, Maaaaefausetta Institute of as Selectman. Served on Board er products is mounting. This William 8' affairs and ia a O>lo- of Dlreotors. Former member Street. of Emanuel Lutheran Church nel in the Judge Advocate Gen­ Charter Raviaian Committee. has been a resident of Man­ eral's Department of the U.S. chester since 1951. Resides with Army Reserve. Past Comman­ his wife Martha and five child­ der. local poet of American Le­ ren at 380 Ferguson Rd. gion. and is presently its Judge Advocate. Formerly Judge of Town Court of Manchester. Pre- ) aently serving on Board of Edu- WtlOB. &CO.,INC. ...For SELECTMEN... Closeout time, to the thrifty year-end shopper, means big savings on brand- new 1964 models, if a new’64 Plymouth V IN C E N T A. GENOVESI ROBERT Z. STAI’NTTSKY 6M MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ^ o r such a\ Utile or Valiant Is your choice, see us for a ...For CONSTABLES... Educated in local schools. Manchester bom, age 35, at­ Gradtiated Manchester High tended local schools, married, top deal. Our pencils are sharp and DANIEL L. HAIR ILiLPH U MAHER WESLEY R. SHIELDS He’s pretending now, but k won't be long before iAMES DCFTY School and Bryant (College, P ^ two (2) daughters, ^ id e s at Married, former Isabel Worth. Lived in Manchester 34 yeara. Life long resident of Manches­ so are the new '64 Plymouths and Native of Manchester - Grad­ 1-idence, R.I. Buyer in Purchas­ 160 Gardner St., is a Veteran AT YOUR SERVICE he reaches man’s estate. His father wants to be Pbrmer Probation Officer. De­ Member of Republican Town ter. Married to Laura House of ing Department of Hamilton U.S. Marine (Corps, member of Valiants. Shop early while the selec­ puty Sheriff. Served as Oon- Committee 14 years. Member of Manchester. Children, Son, 3rd uate of Manchester High 1913. sure that his ‘pride and joy’ has every opportunity Personnel manager for New­ Standard. Member of St. Brid­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. atable ta Town of Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals for 8 year Syracuse University. tion of models and colors la the besti berry A Shields Employment gets Church. Form er member of Stewardahip committee at the • MR. 0E0R6E JOHNSON io Ufe. That’s why Dad is a Sun Life policyholder for 37 years. Member of Repub­ years, 3 years as Secretary and Daughter, Senior, Mancheetsr Service of Hartford, Conn, for Board of Directors at 8th Dis­ above church, Manchester (Coon — so that and lican Town Committee for 22 3 years' as Qiairman. Active in High School. Background o f In- toe family ean be fioanciiAy seowe 90 years. He was responsible for trict Treasurer of 8th District, A Fox (Club, Arm y A N avy d u b • Ifil. ROBERT 8TARKEL years. Resides at 232 Henry St.< Cub Scouting. Active in Masonic nu-ance and Retailing. Member Us efafldna h aw a aoHage adneatioe eeeo If ha the organixatlon of the local North End Improvement Asso­ Treasurer of South School PTA, circles Past Grand Tall Ce­ of Republican Town Committee. American Legion Post Dilworth- ciation, Past P^^ident. YGOP. Past Treas., (Center Hose Co. • M L HBCTOR RIYARD toooid die in toe meanrime. In fact, for toe beat dar. Employed. Factory Insur­ Resides at 89 Henry St. YOUR NEW ENQUNO PLYMOUTH DIALER ALSO HAS > Comell-Quey No. 102. He was a (Current member o( ZBA. Mem­ No, 2, Present Captain (New ance Aseociation. 28 years. Un­ of reasons, each member of toe family ia a Sun member of the Hartford Post at ber of Elks, Knights of (Colum­ Central Fire House 1 Is the •,MR. ALFRED J. SPAIN derwriting Super\’isor. Member A FINE SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY USED CARS That Time. B e is still active in bus. Secretary of the Society treasurer of South School PTA. Life policyholder! First Presbyterian Church of the Arm y and Navy Club being Maglianese Sabina. (Coach in Formerly associated with the Hartford. 4 years on Board of rm easociated with Sun U fe of one of ita first monbers. He ia Midget Football League. He re­ Hartford Fire Ins. (Co. Group. Ttustaae, 8 years as Chairman. TO ASSIST YOU IN ANY also a member of the Veterans ! sides at Baldwin Rd. with Ma Oalms Rspreasntatlve, now

Nanai from apy fur* IdmtiflcaUon, at the select- subsequsntly having to request men’s offloe. South Windsor one of toe oandiaatea to step thsr a tt«iN i« if any are pianaad. Am er* Connecticut Bolton 3’ Publie Hearhigs down. SliMeg IftraUi lean naval fereas la the 'Tonkin Gulf Any town bemocrat who Other actloh Alated to be tak­ POLITICAL area are being strsngtheiiad. And they Yankee toouM like to nm for registrar Caucus Aims en at the Aug. 11 caucus in- now have orders to dealroy any foreOs of voters or one 6C twelve dudes toe selection of eight 1 rMncoibar iMt toe mBagr montoe ago W lW lU f. CMH that attaek t ^ , rather than merely to By A.B.O. Justleas at toe peace should Justices o f toe peaee and a reg­ I iMngtrjr was Meehnrged nnd mndo to alnaid n goal |ar istrar oC voters. U m legal warn­ drive them off.’* In sevarAl rMpaoto, ttia good V iew ed By contact Obarlsa tsUhrop of Hinge Upon ana nanamed person. Up nntil now being n ItNto etotos Keeney Dr., ehalnnaa et too ing fo r tha oauciu la adiadulad V. For anothjir potential answer lot ua pAopls now UMMibM to ape- Three public hearings will be conducted by the board for publication 1^ Tuesday. I Fm new wondering why Mr. Jemos Hetdie waa mat ghn eihl sewloA of the .Oonnoetleift Democratic town committee. tuni to the New York Herald Tribune, of .^rectors tonight when it holds its August meeting in Town Aides Cmnmantlng on tha situation, M henvo 'lio by toe town. "OonM H be toat Mr. Beodto's Gonsral Asaombly should rooog- Democrats w ill caucus August State Action OP Town Chairman Frank a second grant newspaper often accused nlM that thsy are in inforior the Municipal Building hearing roA The poaseasora of greater and endorsed candidates to oppose again responded. I.U or cntctn^ more Intim ate aovereignty, ap­ 'Th e estimated $$7,000 cost for priation from the surplus (uT the The public building oanunis- bringing the dinner and a pun^ two candidates to be selected by UNTIL AUGUST 18th manifested so admirably." the project would be borne by pointed to office by people who IMS-54 fire district fund to pay slon voted at its meeting last bowl hung with 26 cups, as well Democrats. Under the proposed the residents of the area, who Manoheetor Evening Herald This la the way wa go to war, go to merely got elected by the peo­ o ff a portion o f the notes issued night to ask the highway super­ as a gift of money. realignment, however, there is a TuMday, Aufuat 4 would be aseessed $7.37 per Over 200 relatives, neighbors South Windsor Oorreepondent, war, go to war. This is the way wa go to ple, have now placed the elected for conetrucUon of the new can' intendent to look at a cattle possibility the town will have front foot of buUdlng lot. The and friends attended the open Joan Cohan (rabstitnte) M e - members of the legislative tral firehouse. cistern on the Brandy St. school only one representative or war. And what eould be more civilised $135 coet for hooking the homes house, given by the Tedford phone 644-1282. branch of government. under a 6. Fix a date for a public hear­ property to determine If It might "share” a representative than to serve parhapa several wines at to the new sewer line will be ing on an ^dlUonal appropria­ s lu ^ d be filled In. They also children. The three-tiered cake WiM I'or The U e n k u r j Gcnoral special and additional cloud of with other towns. SANTA EXCUSTO tha dinner to tha Bacretary General T unworthiness. The very proceM paid by the individual house- tion of |2,M3 to pay auditors voted to ask the town If It was made by the two girls, iwlders. Donna and Diane. Due possibly to sixlsting con­ IND IANAPO LIS (A P ) — San­ zi 6 by which they have been elected Barry,-Macri ft Co. for a apecial would oonsider putting street The board o f education has fusion over the number life insurance paid by the recently may be claimed by Made for us by a firm of Glasgow kilt makers OUier business the board will was to prepare a ciiUnaiy de­ •Flrat, at home. Thia Johnaon admin B- through its doors, it sold two year mem­ unworthiness smd lack of genu­ town for town pensioners. calling First Selectman Rich­ oonsider includes: light fit not only for a gourmet, tihtion formal wining and dining of tha ine title to authority of any 1. The appointment o f a mem­ 4. Progress on the North Bnd ard Morra and proving owner­ we offer tiiam to you at $82.98 per shirt. berships in itself. For an indivMual, the ship. but for an experienced restau­ LENOX PHARMACY kind, take their plight too seri­ urban renewal program. top U N adminiatraUve officer ia daaign* membership fee is $1,250. For a corpora­ ber to the Citisens Advisory rateur whose taste buds have ously. If they make a mistake, A ooat left in the ladles 299 E. CENTER STREET-~649-0896 T Vi a d f^ f oouraa, to put a poUtical play on room of the Community Hall become super selective over the tion, the membership fee ranges from In their supposed majesty as a may be claimed, after positive years. the- fact that Senator Goldwatar haa $3,750 to $12,500, according to the extent legislature, there can be a mere aometimea talked of getting out o f tha decree to set it right and do the Rockville-Vemon of the privilege desired. fn-’ United Nationa, and that ha accompliah* This begins to sound like the kind of legislating for them. ad the unuaual feat o f making a nomina­ Their mission can be made club we would like. even more plain than that. They Go-Ahead Expected Tonight tion acceptance apeech at San Franciace In addition to the membership fee, are gathered together with clear without Including oven ona refaranca to authority only to accomplish which would guarantee at least some On Regional Incinerator ^1* the world organiaation. kind of exclusiveness, the Terrace Club their own end. If they fall to carry out their Second, abroad. Saeretary Oanaral has carried its principles over into its Oountry Roads With Sylvian Oflara own suicide by th* proper meth­ Local representatives on Uie^ ett O. Gardner and A. Rich­ Hiant haa Juat ratumad from Moooow, menu. The New York Times reports the ods and by the proper schedule, where Prem ier Khruahehav oold-ahoul* Northeast Refuse Disposal ard Lombardi. average tuncheon or dinner check to be THE FULLNESS OF SUMMER their apUon will be declared ii; Study Committee are expMted The incinerator Itself is ex­ DRAPERY SHOP - 11 OAK STREET dared hia efforta to got Ruaaia to pay |13 per person, exclusive of liquor. legal and unaatirtfactory, and to get a go-ahead signal from pected to cost $2 million. The up on ita ahare o f U N poUoe operationa they will be adjudged dead any­ selectmen tonight after a meet­ refuse cost per ton the first PHONE 643-5171 START SAVING NOW Here, then, would seem to be the way. In the Congo. So, by wining and dining ing on the proposed regional yesLT would be about five to Ideal institution, offering ideal sur­ 'The sentence haa been pro­ six dollara The figure would the Secretary General, tha Johnaon ad* incinerator. roundings, for Americans who still like A Thought for Today claimed upon them. A ll that r e ­ Selectman Robert W . Darn­ go down as population In the AT minlatration ahowa how much more loyal the nicer things of life. Sponsored by the Manchester mains to be resolved Is the ques­ ing said today he anticipated area inen By Rowland Evans Jr. tion of whether and how they to tha United Nationa H la than Ruaaia It ia with genuine regret and sorrow, Inside ConnoU of Ghnrehes no opposition when the project w ill carry it out upon them­ la is discussed tonight. then, with a truly anguished disappoint­ selves. City and district officials Work Slight Factor MANCHESTER'S OLDEST So ona dinner aima at both Senator ment over the failure o f so noble a ven­ Robert D. Novak John Bunyan wrote; "Con­ Undoubtedly these men and w U l^ther at the town hall at (loldwater and at Ruaaia, chiding them ture. that we read what is happening version to God is not ao easy women will find something in 8 for an exchange of views NEW YORK—Two experts Report and so smooth a thing, as some the 300 year tradition they in­ on juvenile delinquency, Shel­ both for their dialoyalty to tha United with selectmen on the incinera­ to the Terrace Club. First, according to would have men believe It is. don and Eleanor Glueck, found FINANCIAL INSTITLITION Nationa. herit and represent, even if with tor. Following the talks select­ the New York Times, the very same peo­ "Why is man's heart compared taint, which will enable them to men w ill g;lve an opinion to the In a study o f 1,000 children j Actually, in the eontext of Jacqueline Kennedy would at­ lliia might be viawod aa amart poU- ple who could afford $1,250 Just for the WASHINGTON —One widely to follow ground, God’s word to meet their final responsibilities that there were just as. many j Washington politics this sum­ tend the convention. three representatives. tlca at home and abroad, and even hailed misunderstood aspect of last a plough, and his ministers to with dignity. The representatives will re­ young delinquents in families privilege of eating there are oomplain* mer. President Johnson’s con­ But Mr. Johnson always has It's the quickest way to get the aa a welcome demonatration of ri^ t week's remarkable events at the ploughmen, if the heart indeed port the local views at a gen­ of non-working mothers as in ing that a $13 luncheon is too steep. duct was to be expected. made it clear he wanU no part has no need of breaking in those of working mothers. The aentimente, if it could atand alona. White House is the fact that eral meeting of the refuse com­ things you want — thanks to our Second, according to the New York As we reported earlier, the of poUtical war with the Ken- order to receive the seed of mittee Aug. 13 in Manchester. largest number of delinquents President Johnson took great ganerous dividands. But tha aama da/a newa which re* Timee, nobody, not even the people who President privately eliminated nedys and their political follow­ God unto eternal life? W hy is Herald The committee w ill then decide came, the researchers found, ’-Mi ■ :.»*■ pains to avoid a complete politi­ Bob Kennedy from Vice-Presi­ ing across the country. Ever the conversion of the soul com­ from faunlYies in which the veala thia dinner diplomacy respect for oomplain about the prices, eats there if it w ill go ahead with the the United Nations, an alliance of na* cal break with Robert F. Ken­ dential consideration several since the assassination, some of pared to the grafting of a tree Yesterdays project. mother worked Irregularly. anyway. And that, we guess, ia the way months ago' — barring some his closest aUies report, he has if that be done without cut­ Bona pledged to keep the peace, also re* nedy. Demlng said the meeting to­ it gets to be. Get something good, and unforeseen change Ui the politi­ been apprehensive about the tin g?” night la mainly to bring offi­ SUB BASE HOUSING porta the order of the President of the When the Attorney General 25 Years Ago nobody supports k. cal climate. Kennedy family turning against He continues: “A broken cials up-to-date on Incinerator WASHINGTON (AP) — Ex­ him. united States to our naval units which was summoned to the White . There was no change. There­ heart is the handy-work of Board of Selectmen appoints talks. penditure of $3,301,000 for WATKINS are patrolling the coast o f North Viet* House last Wednesday, Mr. fore. it seemed to Mr. Johnson From thia standpoint, it was God. B y breaking the heart he committee to attend hearing on H e said the problem is to housing and other construction opens it, and makes it a re­ nam, an order to shoot to kill, and to Johnson told him he would not the better part of political logic necessary for M r. Johnson to petition on Oonnecticut Co. to move quickly once the decision at the U.S. Submarine Base in SEMI-ANNUAL New England and The GOP be the 'Vice-Pre.sidential candi­ to announce his elimination pub­ coat Robert Kennedy’s bitter ceptacle tor the graces of His is made to btiild a reg^lonal in­ Groton was authorized in the strengthen our capacity to shoot to kill abandon Manchester trolVy date. licly well in advance of the pill with sugar. This also may spirit; that is the cabinet, when service for bus connections. cinerator. $1.5 billion military construc­ FURNITURE In that region. The refusal of the New Sngland dele­ This decision became public Democratic National Convention explain why the President went unlocked, where God lays up Chamber of Commerce Health Local representatives to the tion bill signed by President gations to .the OOP National Conven­ the Jewels of the Gospel: There oommlttee are Demlng, Ever­ W e are going to wine and dine the top Information some 24 hours later. in order to prevent any late- through the clumsy mass elim i­ Board suggests campaign to Johnson yesterday. tion to hop on the Goldwater band­ He puts His fear: 'I will write •'<‘1 U N official Thursday. But he had better What else was said during the blooming Kennedy - for - Vtce- nation of ail high Administration eliminate ragweed in area. my law in their heart; I will wagon ana help make his nomination Johnson-Kennedy meeting haa Pre.sident movement. officials from Vice-Presidential not bring up the subject of the war wa unanimous until after (he -.first-ballot ^put my Spirit within you.’ emerged gradually in dribs and consideration rather than Just are fighting in Southeast Asia. decision was a .good omen for the par­ As the Aug. 24 opening for the The heart God chooses tor 10 Years Ago drabs. A somewhat more com­ eliminating Kennedy himself. ty’s future. Nd party can give itself Atlantic City convention neared, His cabinet: There He hides For that ia a war we do not discuss plete account follows: In truth, however, Mr. John­ Board of directors tentatively over completely to one category of the Mr. Johnson displayed Increased His treasure; there is the seat with the world organization which ia son may have been seeing gob­ approves salary and wage in­ thinking within the organisation and While ruling out Kennedy for signs of nervousness arout a o f Justice, mercy, and o f every lins where none ever existed. crease for town employes supposed to be preventing war. and expect to, remain a major factor in Vice-President, the President Kennedy uprising (postponing grace of God." A Vice-Presidential draft for amounting to $20,000. Shop at home for which we do allow to try to prevent politics. The conservative wing of the tried to give the impression that the memorial tribute to John F. Kennedy, even an unsuccesstol MaJ. E. W alter Lamie he would be welcome in the some other wars, as in Cyprus or the GOP played the subordinate role for Kennedy until after the ballot­ one, was little short of incon­ The Salvation Army LBJ official family, both during m l many years, but it never .sacrificed its ing for Vice-President was com­ ceivable. The Vice-Presidential Quotation for Today O F MANCHESTER Congo. This is a war we have marked and after the campaign. Identit.v. Now that one of its own ha.s pleted). It may be more than choice was the President's own out for our verj’ own. and where we Today’s Birthdays Custom-A\ade been nominated for President, it ia Specifically, he asked the At­ coincidence that the President’s from the beginning without any The graveyards are full o ( Planning For A propose to save civilization purely by neither fair nor good for Repubiican- torney General to manage his sudden announcement of Rob­ need for all the political gym­ British Queen Mother Elisa­ people the world eould not do our own resolution and our own tough­ ism to expect that the moderate-liberal Presidential campaign Just a a ert Kennedy’s elimination from nastics. beth is 54 today. Former Sec­ without — Elbert Hubba . he had John F. Kennedy's in the Vice-Prealdentlal list earns retary of Agriculture Enra American authm* and sditor ness, and not by admitting the poaaibla leadership should change its spots. 1M4 PabUshete Neweaaow Sen. Saltonstall said Wednesday ha I960. Mr. John.son suggested shortly after the report that Bynitoate Taft Benson is 55. a«55-l»16). Slipcovers Jnrisdietlon of any international organi- did not foresee any reshuffling of par­ that he might take a leave-of- Home Of Your Own? lAtion. ty leadership 1 n Massachusetts. We absence from the Justice De­ Now the question arises If wo Ignors would hope also that the government partment during the campaign •Reg. $124.90 Sofa and the United Nationa in the case of the o f this and other states and the branches or devise some similar arrange­ Lounge Chair Slipcov­ 9 9 9 5 of the Congress will continue to show ment. war we have' chosen to make our own ers, Group A Fabrics... a mixture of viewpoint among the Re­ Moreover, the President of­ Fisch etti Don't {ust wish for It.. . sava for it! A turo way to psu-ticular national interest, how are w’s publicans serving in elective office. This fered Kennedy his choice of a •WM. r>Mi Nrveiiaia'r Reg. $86.00 Sofas, now 69.95 really much better than Senator Gold- will mean the gras: foots are well rep­ high ranking job in the post­ SrUfliralF build or buy your family's homa is through savings. water, who wouldn't mind ignoring tha resented, because there is never unani­ election Johnson administration. •Reg. $167.00 Sofa and m ity of outlook at that level; indeed, Overseas ambassadorial Jobs Unitad Nationa antlrely,or how are wa Lounge Chair Slipcov­ Evary single dollar set aside* here will be working thia ia where opinion is moat subtly di­ and cabinet posts were men­ 109®’ CUKBENT ANNUAL leally vary much bsttar than Russia, vided between the extremes. And if the tioned. ers, Group B Fabrics. . for you, paying a generous 4% dividend. And DIVIDEND ON artiich doesn’t pay Its dues for United grass roots are well represented, the The tone of tht Interview wat INSUBHD SftVINCW Nationa actions It doesn't approve of? party will be otrong in numbers and in cordial, at no time did any un­ Reg. $92.50 Sofas, now 75. spirit. But attempts to force all persua­ ) your savings will ba fully iniurad up to $10,000. A nation, and a civilisation, which pleasantness creep in, the Presi­ sions into a single party mold would dent did not dwell on the rea­ have to ask thenuelvas such questions, court decimation, ahd with it the loss of Give your home a f resh-as-a-daisy look eons why Kennedy was being with Watkins SliiKovers. Choose from and osui't got any better answer than a strong two-party system. dropped from the hat of Vice- we can get, that ia a nation and eivllisa- A New Ehigland regional official of Presidential possiblHtles, nor prints and plains right in your home, so Sen. Goldwater's organization has un­ tton whidi h o to be labeled aick, sick, did he criticize the Attorney ^colors and patterns will fit your decorat­ dertaken sharp criticism of such party General’s conduct In any way. ■tck. leaders aa Henry Cabot Lodge and Sen. ing scheme. Or, you can transform your In Reply, Kennedy said he Should H be eoncelvable, at this point, SaltonsUll. suggesting that a change to room with an entirely new look. would help in the campaign but M New Orleans that there should be some voice soma- conservative leadership could be expect­ ed. The official contended that a "new did not go into details. The ques­ One of the largest collections of vat- eAiere which, without running the risk era” was beginning for the GOP in the tion of being campaign manager was left up in the air. And, con­ dyed , pre-shrunk Scotchgard-treated e f being ealled Communist, should dare Bay State, and that while liberal at­ CLOSED trary to published reports that Touch fabrics ever is available for your selec­ invoke principles of International law titudes in New Ebigland are "ingrained Kennedy ha.s been angling to be­ MONDAYS tion. ahd order and try to have them applied and hard to root out . . . it is being SAVINGS done. " This haa the ring of a strong- come Secretary of State in the AMEBIOAN EXPRESS t<4 a situation In which the world's most qrm program to bring RepuUican think­ Johnson administration, the At­ Fr«n the Ante Bellum mansions to Fabrics are cut and fitted right bn 1SAVELER8 CHEQUES , powerful nation la practicing brinkman* ing into the conservative told. New Elng- torney General told the Pre.sl- Basin S t .. this Daystrom dinette takes your pieces in your home, then skill­ dent that he is not interested in ...... i^ p with aU eivllisaUonT landers, of whatever party, are not its (decorative cue from the romantic c/jrc/ L O A N a Cabinet poet or overseas aa- fully tailored in our workshops with one potential answer, wa turn to known tor submitting to force; the af­ iron work of New Orleans 1 The 42x42x self welts, kick or box pleats, and \ s s o c 1 A r I o N fect, i t ' seems, would be quite the oppo­ algnment. •»».( morning's editorial In the New York site from unifying the Republican ^arty To the naked non-political eye, 69” angled round top is protected with heavy duty zippers. They’re installed on l^mea, which opens with tha following in this instance. ** this inter\’iew raises obvious white Daystromite plastic. Furniture pieces when completed. l^tguage: The strength and vitality of the party questions. Why should President finish is mottled beige and brass; up­ Johnson be so extravagantly, Take up to 90 days to pay. Call "Prealdent Johnson's response to tha will continue largely dependent on a holstery of pastel colored floral plastic. «ANCHIiTIl*f OLH8T rmANCIAi. Ill tTITRTIOII balance of opinion within the pale of cordial to a man he is supposed 648-6171 for Shop-at-Home Service. North Vietnamese attack on the • de* broad Republican principles. The best to be feuding with for the better See it at the World’s Fair . . and at s ^ y a r Maddox contained tha right mix- part of four years? Why should Watkins I 6 pieces, Semi-Annual Sale *8taadard 76” l o f u ; 1-ouihlon course for the wiroier of a primary br 1007 MAIN STREET tSra ot flrmnaas and restraint No ra* convention ia to respect the convictions he be so uncharacteristically priced, $149. Others from $69.50. ehain. Alight additional charge for NEAR MAPLE STREET gentle in breaking the news wing and channel-back piaoea. pftaals are being undertaken. But a of the loser As the party organises for *iMse uam ffoxam asom, BUbbt I'H'A usm. gewsutMi y the campaign. The meat-ax approach is about Kennedy's eliminaUoa BRANCH ORVIGB^ROUTB 81 ^O O tliM lilk * strong dlpkimatie protest Is being oom* neither Just nor practical.—BPRINO- from tha Vlca-^raaidentlal coimmM\iMi«urAusiMiurami«tmfaKMJMiaiit ' I » « WbM with military measures which FIBLD UNION, darhY? ^ »

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ran, John Paanoa and John Cessldv HiU R0-. Flnt SeiMtr of Jerusalem that haa been di­ Pearson Jr. Dooryard Lilacs Coventry man Richard: vided. by a barbed wire fence Reprimand of Law Firm Timetable Set M. GeJiiiAt Nporta. the VuptlCAT (Nntuary F ir s t Miner Events Coventry Grange will meat at Events Events in World since toe 1949 armistice. Jo h a P . SberMan CanH Lap Over I pin. Thuraday at Ita hall on UBO says,,, Funeral services for John P. Lifted from Upheld by High Court For Task of Vote Asked Rt. 44A. The Laeturar'a Hour In Nation KUCHmo, Malaysia (AP) —# "It is necessary to suppress BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Sheridan, formerly o< Manches­ In State I t ’s sdl right if lUaos In will laclnde a program of ritual British security forces in the breeding grounds of tension Thailand’s interior ministry ter, were held at 10:80 this toe dooryard bloom, Rock­ work by toe oftieiua in an ax- says gangs of CoiAuiunli.i. . . 'Secretairies L m MeF Gmrady Dies Malaysia’s Borneo state of Sar- in the Caribbean, in Southeast Hoods are operating in toe un morning from tiie W. P. Qulsh 8-Day Pruon T7i6 Supreme Court of^another client who waa aolng ville city council president Redistricting On Tractor change of (Raira, entitled "Let’a WASHINaTON (AP) — The. asrak killed five Indonesian Asia, in Cyprus and the Arab "No slow, balk/ copy machines! Lunch hour service! Funeral Homo followad ^ a Brrofa haa upheld aA lower SMaeaeaScourt Twlble.for •■■•liltassault Il9bftand battery. (OoattaiMd trokn Tu g s One) John Orlowski suggested Bzobange Chain.” Offloen will Warren Oimmiasloii plana to derdeveloped northeast, robbing guerrillas Monday in a border peninsula," said_____ Khnishchev. too rich and giving to the poor. Less stencil cutting! Sharp bond paper copies,, Maas at S t Bridget’s Church at reprimand four Mancheeter As a result of toe charge last night, but vdien tow (Coottnusd from Pago Cue) draw loUfbrthlaaxehange devote much of its forthcoming region clash. Ebc-Fire Chief 11. The Rev. Stanley HastUlo (Conttnoed from Page One) Attjrs. Jacobs and Sullivan wore State Board at Flaheriea and program. attorneys fdr failure to meet overlap on toe sidewalk And Streets report to rebutting speculation A qiokeaman said one British BUDAPEST, Hungary Happiy boss! O n!yl5f per copy was celebrant professional standards of con­ called to appear before the Game. then they’re a safety has- beat at our abUlty to do toe Hie 4-H Town Committee will trooper was slightly wounded. -A pendlni k^ment be^ ^ surface one at a time in a spe­ .OonservationisU, apeutomen’a that a domestic or international lagers,” Interior Undersecreta­ Tht fataiMt ltOCaCVILL.E — WKUam Oon Burial was in St. Jam es' duct. grievance committee of toe ari. Job expected of us." meet today at 8 pjn. at toe It was the third such encoun­ tween the Vatican and the Oom- REED'S. INC. n d y , n , at m Bari St, former Cemetery, where Father Has- cial metal capsule. oIutM and other groups have op­ Hiere will be a special town ry Thawin Sunthom Sarathoon nsox comeIM > The court ruling — against Hartford County Bar Associa­ Orlowski rapped lilac The Governor told leaden of Booth-Dlmook Memorial Ubra- conspiracy caused the asaaasi- ter In 10 days in Sarawak. Six munist Hungarian government Manchester Stwpplng Farfcbde lira cblflt of RocKvlUe, died laet tillo read the committal service. A doctor stood by to be low­ tion. Attys. Leasner and Rott­ posed OonnecUeut Yankee’s bushes, branches and shrub­ both partiea at a brief meet­ meeting « t 8 p.m. Monday at the told newsmen. lawyers George C. Leasner, ry to complete plane for toe natk^ of President John F. Indonesians were killed on Fri­ on church-state matters does Thailand fears Communist in­ night He waa bom in Daniel ered into the grotto to help each ner appeared on their own Initi­ plan. bery that hang over toe ing that he “would not sign Coventry High School to take com aupper it will ^ kmuot on Kennedy, says the Washington day. not deal with toe perennial n n . April l>, 18M, the m i of Mrs. Josephine Finn man to freedom. John 8. O. Rottner, Ronald Ja - Some of -these groups have filtration from Laos throughout JTfMGRAPHIC COPY SERVICE. opbe and Paul Sullivan—seta a ative to back toe two Junior sidewalk and are a threat any bill that smacked of ger­ action on three articles. Aug. 16 from 6 pjn. to 7 p.m. Evening Star. problem of Josejrii Cardinal Peter and Ann HaiqHmann Con' The funeral of Mrs. Josephine The sun was so strong on the lawyers’ claim that no rule of argued that not enough was to passersby. its northeastern provinces. standard for law firms to ob­ rymandering." The first item en toe agenda to be held at the Church Com­ It said that toe commission’s MOSCXIW (AP) — Premier Mlndszenty, a church source rady, and was a resident of Finn was held this moimlng mountain that officials were ethics had been violated. known about the effects of toe Re,Mld homeowners have “I will rtpi a bill that has munity Rouae. Proceeds at toe report ia eiqiected to be made Khrushchev has again put Ger­ says. RpckvUle for 73 years. He Joined from the John F. Tierney Fu­ considering bringing the men up serve In dealing with opposing cofnpany’s proposals. will be to act on the recommen­ ROME (AP) — The 600 pilots nie grievance committee a responsibility to cut an honest fdan,” Dempsey skid. dation of the Board of Finance supper will be for toe premiums puDllc toe week of Sept. 14, al­ many at toe top of his list of un­ 'ITie agreement, the first be­ til s Rockville Ftm Dept. In 1934 neral Home, 219 W. Center S t, with b an d ies over their, eyes to Clients. ruled in February 1968 that They expressed their oppori- branches that extend too "The only assurance I want who fly Alitalia’s commercial and Board of Selectmen for an to be awarded at toe 83rd an­ though it will be presented to settled cold war issues. tween the Roman Catholic airliners returned to work to­ ai d retired as chief In 1900. His followed by a high Mass of re­ protect them from the light aft­ According to the ruling, a Attys. Jacobs, SulUvan, Lassner Uon at July 20 public hearing far out and warned that a the bill to give the people is nual 4-H Town Fair s t a r ^ at Prerident Johnson one or two Without the “achievement of church and the Communist re­ w fe, the former Jenni« Rleden, quiem in S t Francis of Assisi er being trapped in the dark before toe Water Resources appropriation of $4,770.72 for the day, ending a 78-hour strike. law firm may not take the case and Rottner would be presented lawsuit could result if any­ equal representation." mrehiuM of a Ford Industrial 10 am . Aug. 22 at the Coven­ weeks before that. a German peace settlement,” gime, will give toe Vatican the Glass Gut to All Shapes aad pi edeceaaed him In 1961. Church, South Windsor. The chamber for eight days. against a person it is represent­ to toe Superior Court for disci­ Commission on a company ap­ one is injured by a low Dempsey ^ k e befon a The contract dispute waa still Tractor and equipment Hie try High School. Chief Justice Earl Warren there can be no additional re­ right to nominate bishops, but unsettled, however, and more OonraM was a member of Rev. Edward J. Radavltch was Drilling was halted for sever­ ing even though the new ae-^ plinary action, charged with vio­ plication to dredge pari of the hanging branch. Joint session of House and don­ laxation of East-West tensions, the government must agree be­ V town now haa no such equip­ Rural Mail Delivery servloe heads the seven-member com­ strikes of the state-owned air­ Sizes for Table Tops lion dongregatlonal Caiurch, celebrant the Rev. Stanley Has- al hours so that workmen could Uon la unrelated to the preced­ lating four legal canons (Nos. 6, Connecticut River for the proj- ate, uning toe legislaton “to mission named by Johnson to the Soviet leader said Monday. fore they can function. ai d Fayette Lodge of Masons; tlUo, deacon and the Rev. Jo­ lower a pipe lining for the shaft. ment and must c men. Its fall to the re­ the seat of ex-vice Premier An­ cott, the association said. out toe day of toe affair at the Vending (5orp. against Baker, at the hospital. Dr. Max Mon- bels, who are backed by the toine Gizenga’s Qimmunist-sup- site. Haven yesterday — more than West Hartford, followed by a ert Helms. Coventry; William tagne, head of the medical res­ Hiese teachers, the associa­ two years after leaving Mal- who resigned under fire as the solemn requiem Mass at St. Poloskl, 118 Campfleld Rd.; Sal­ Chlneae Communists, would ef­ ported breakaway regime in tion said, are free to resign and Morse Sees The Hale Homestead will be secretary to senate Democrats cue staff, said the only casualty 1961. open that day with hostesses in mo in a foreign compact car. Thomas the Apostle Church at vatore Vendrlllo, 67 Alton St.; was Martinet, who sprained an fectively cut off toe entire accept other positions until a U.S. Watches They left in April 1962 and on Oct. 7. 9. Burial will tsdee place in Mt. Mrs. Vera Carlson, Hartford; northeastern Congo and provide There is a strong antlgovem- sala^ agreement is reached. Colonial costumes, to welcome Jenkins doesn’t know why be' ankle on the rubble two days ment fifth column headed by a guests. Admission to the "Flea fallowed a route that took St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ Peter J . Chamberlain, Box Mt. a capital for toe "popular repu­ Vote Handling Senate Vote them through Europe into cause he doesn’t know anything ago. blic of the Congo” proclaimed youth leader named Victor Be- Market" will also Include Ad­ field. Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Grace Tal­ An air of excitement spread Greece. From there toe pair about this matter,” Reedy toM Calling hours at the funersd bot, 455 E. Middip Tpke. recently by rebel leader Gaston nanga. His forces recently raid­ Want Review Board mission to toe Homestead. newsmen. through Champagnole. ed army barracks in the city In Missouri Further information concern went to Iran, Afghanistan, home this evening are from 7 ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Hundreds of troops and police Emile Soumialot. NEW HA'YBN (AP)—The New On Aid Cut Pakistan, India and Ceylon. The suit charges that Baker to 9. Rose Ozlmek. 507 Lake St.; The rebels were reported and stole a large number of Haven chapter at the Congress ing toe event may be had by used his Influence to deprive HI were brought in to regulate traf­ weapons. ST. LOlJiS,D^S, Mo. (AP) — Fed­ contacting Broga at his home A boat carried Kirtin, Peter­ Dante Pedemonte, 769 Center fic and keep crowds away from equipped with trucks, but lightly of Racial Equality (CXIRE) has WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. sen and toe car to Tasmania capltol of a contract to operate Lane Infant St. armed. From the Kivu capital of Bu­ ask ^ for the establishment of eral and state authorities will on Route 31, any day after vending machines In the Melpar the hospital. ka v came word that the situa­ Wayne Morse said the Senate and then to Australia, where Daniel Joseph Lane, five* BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A White women and children a citizens review board to hear watch for possible vote fraud to­ may begin voting today on his PJn- they made- an extensive tour Inc. plant at Falls Church, Va. tion there appeared tense, but The local Society wilt have week-old son of Mr. and Mrs. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Den­ are being removed by plane complaints of alleged police bru­ day as an estimated 800,000 Mis- proposaU to cut over $600 mil­ and took jobs on farms. after having been paid $6,6(K) to Ridiard Lane of 170 Oak St, nis Jones, 108 W. Main St., from the Stanleyville region. that rebel columns reported tality and unjustltied action. its next regular meeting Sept. The next stop was New maintain the contracts for Capi­ marching on the city had not 'sourians vote for Democratic lion from the $8,468,700,000 for­ died this morning at home. Dr. Rockville; a daughter to Mr. Court Refuses Two plane loads of refugees Police Chief Francis V. Mc­ eign aid authorization bill. 16, time and place to be an Zealand, where they found tol. V Robert Keeney, medical examin­ and Mrs. William Grisel, RFD have already reached Leopold- moved any closer. Manus said yesterday that he j and Republican nominations for nounced. At that time final ar­ more farming work. Jenkins was directed to ap The rebels were reported to The Oregon Democrat, lead­ er, said death was probably of 1, Bolton; a daughter to Mr. To Rule Out vUle. had met recently with (X)RE ' U.S. senator. 10 congressional ing off the fight against the rangements for the "Flea Mark­ The travelera then took a pear for questioning Sept. 8. natural causes, but an autopsy and Mrs John Murphy, 2 Emily Congolese troops were report­ be advancing on Bukavu from representatives. ! seats, governor and other state House-passed measure, called et" will be made. ship, by way of Tahiti, to may be performed. Dr., Rockville; a son to Mr. ed still holding out at Wanie Ru- the town of Shabunda, to the Walter S. Brooks, vice chair­ offices. Dmate Hood Panama. ^ Spy Evidence west. Monday, central Kivu’s the foreign aid program “a co­ Hans Hansen of Shore Dri^e Police answered a call from and Mrs. Alphie E. Duches- kula, about 30 miles southeast of man of the local (TORE chapter, I A large turnout is predicted lossal failure as a deterrent to They left their car in Pana­ Extra Sessions the home when the caller re -; neau, Ehifield; a daughter to Stanleyville. Provincial President Simon Ma- said the organization wants a j despite a forecast of 100-degree- Communism" in a 2^ hour has received a four-gallon blood ma while they took a tour of ported the baby had stopped! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeCan- TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Nom­ Stanleyville is on the Congo lago authorized Bukavu’s white board that has no affiliation plus weather. donor pin; Roy S. Palmer of South America. with the police department and I In the 6th District, Democrat- speech Monday. breathing. The baby was dead di~. Coventry. inees for governor, five congres­ River Jiist below Stanley Falls, population to carry arms. He told newsmen he planned a Oak Grove, a three-gallon don­ Returning to Panama, Kir­ To Make Voters when police arrived. BIRTHS ’IDDAY: A daugh­ sional posts and eight secondary that is not "poCltlcally appoint­ , Ic Rep. Richard Bolling is chal- or pin: Mark M. Spink of Nath­ tin and Petersen then left for ed." I lenged by Hunter Phillips, Jack- batch of other amendments He was bom July 3 at Man­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert state races were being picked aimed at "reforming” foreign an Hale Heights, a two-gallon Mexico City, traveled up the Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel chester Memorial Hospital. The Parsons, RFD 2, Bolton; a son today as Kansans voted a near­ McManus ssdd he had told son County judge and lumber­ donor pin, and Mrs. P. Raymond west coast of toe United States announced this morning that In record heat wave. (TORE that the Board of Police man. aid policies and would seek roll couple recently moved to town to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac- call votes on them later in the Broga of Rte. 31 and Walter E. into (Mnada, traveled through addition to conducting a 6 to 8 from Maine, and has another Varish, Ehllngton; a daughter A record number of candi­ Store Robbed Ruth Milieu Commissioners performs the Bolling is on the House Rules Green of Mark Drive, both a part of Canada and then down dates for governor, eight Re­ same functions. But Brooks con­ (Tommlttee and is an adminis­ week. But he said he was ready p.m. voter-making session to­ child, a three-year-old daughter. to Mr. and Mrs. John Good­ for voting on hla money-cutting one-gallon donor pin. into toe midwestem United publicans and six Democrats, tended that complaints had been tration stalwart. He 1s reported The five were among the 40 States. morrow and again on Sept. 2, The John F. Tierney Fimeral win, Stafford Springs. DON’T KNfXX HOBfEMAKINO proposals this afternoon. Home. 219 W. Center S t, is in DISCHARGED Y ESTER- highlighted the election. Nab Suspect made in toe past to the com­ to have told Atty. Gen. Robert donors of pints of blo^ given Hiey finished their journey his office will hold two, day­ Hie Job of housewife isn’t missioners, only to have de­ Whether voting could start ap­ long sessions, prior to the Oct. eharge of arrangements, which! DAY: George Louis Thompson Skies were generally fair ■ I F. Kermedy that he feared elec­ at the bloodmobile visit at toe at New Haven, where they plan the snap a lot of men profess lays of six to seven months be­ parently depends on the speed 6 town elections. are incomplete. Birch Rd., Vernon; Monica throughout the state with after­ (Continued from Page One) tion day finagling. Nathan Hale Community Cen­ to leave the car. Mueller, 57 Bigelow S t ; Lyim noon high temperatures of 100 to to think it is — but it does have fore hearings were held. with which the Senate acts on A spokesman for Saab Mo­ Hie added two sessions, both a good many fringe benefits. Four Republicans and 16 an Interest equalization tax ter. There were also eight per­ W li^ Infant Girard, 17 Brent Rd.; Arthur 108 degrees predicted for most Police Headquarters, and trans­ Democrats seek the 9th District sons attending who were reject­ tors, Inc., manufacturers of on Saturdays, will be held from Norton, 52 O’Leary Dr.; Mrs. areas. The full - time homemaker, 178 TO 176 measure that temporarily side­ toe car used in toe trip, said 9 ami. to 8 p.m. on Aug. 29 and Steven Wendel Wilson of ferred to Manchester this after­ unlike most women who work congressional seat, vacated tracked the foreign aid bill Mon­ ed for various reasons. FHve of Gable Rd.. Coventry, infant son Mabel Doore, Dover Foxcroft, Ksmsas is traditionally Repub­ HARTFORD (AP) — The when elderly Democrat Rep. toe donors gave in toe name of today that Kirtin and Petersen Sept. 12. Maine; Francis Happenny, 221 lican, but Democrats have can­ noon by Police Lt. Edward outside toe home, can pretty State Motor 'Vehicle Depart­ Clarence (Tannon, a 42-year day. planned to rest up in New Ha­ In addition, there will be two of Stacy and Aimette Hill Wil­ well set her own working The tax measure would levy W. Robert DeLorge, who is a son. died .suddenly at his home School St.; William Saimond, didates in all state and district Wlnzler and Patrolman James ment reported today the follow­ congressional veteran, died in patient at the Chelsea Naval ven today, then tour the east­ Saturday sessions in October, this morning. He was bom May races and are hoping for a hours, taking as many coffee ing comparison of traffic fa­ an excise on purchases of for­ ern United States. Tolland. McCooe, when he waa charg;ed breaks during the day as she May. eign securities by Americans. It Hospital in Chelsea, Mass. De­ prior to the Nov. 3 state and 37 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Democratic trend in November. talities from Jan. 1 through The nine incumbent congress­ Kirtin, he said, plans to re- national elections. These will be with robbery with violence and likes. midnight: is designed to reduce the drain Lorge was recently in an acci­ pital. Mrs. Pauline Hubrlg, 79 Bridge Hie Republican gubernatorial men are expected to win nomi­ dent in that state. He is a son turn to Nev^ ^ alan d to take i held on Oct. 10 and 17, also race has drawn the most atten­ held in lieu of 825,000 bond. The homemsdter is her own 1963 1964 of U.S. funds to overseas coun­ up farming. Petersen Is return' Besides his mother and fa­ S t ; John Fallon, 22 Bank S t ; boss. In those rare cases where nations easily. of Mrs. Julia DeLorge of Main from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ther. he leaves a sister Kath­ Mrs. Ethelyn Johnson, Reyn- tion. 176 173 tries. tog to Sweden. Ash will be held in the state the husband rules the roost, U.S. Sen. Stuart Symington is Morse condemned "handing St. The all-day sessions are held leen Louise, and a brother, oldaville. Pa.; Audie Carpenter, Various polls have given the jail in Hartford for presentation certain of the Democratic nomi­ Briefs to meet the requirements of toe Mark Stacy. His maternal lead to State Sen. Paul R. the wife can at least talk back out money and weapons with 26 Birch S t ; Arm-Marie Csifro, to the boss, if she feels like it. nation. Jean Paul Bradshaw, a USS ALLAGASH (FHTNC) Misnamed state’s election statutes. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Birch Mt. Rd. EJxt, Bolton; Wunsch; McDill Boyd. Phillips- in Circuit Court 12 later. I the idea they will promote poUt- 4 Months The homemaker doesn’t set Springfield, Mo. attorney, is just , icRl stability, or keep friendly — (Tharles F. Raisch, boilerman Qiffoiti Hill of Coventry and his Mrs. Clara Kanak, 295 Main burg publisher; or U.S. Rep. The robbery occurred about About Town as sure of the Republican sena­ fireman, USN, son of Mr. paternal grandparents are Mr. William H. Avery, veteran of 10 10:30 this morning, while Mrs. a deiinite salary, but she has governments in power, or prop NEW YORK — Ever wonder BEE-LINE S t ; Doima Doughty. Coventry; something better — a share of torial nomination. Charles Raizch of South River BLOOMINGTON, 111. (AP) — and Mrs. Arlis Wilson at Co­ Herbert Johnson. Elast Hart­ years in Congress Erma Della Pietra was tending up a bloated military establish­ why September, October, No­ the "profits.’’ The 1944 class committee Lt. Gov. Hilary Bush of Kan­ ment in a foreign country.” Rd. is scheduled to return to vember, and December, mean­ Anyone who tried to use the lumbia. Mrs. Mary Gedraitis of ford; Mrs. Violet Denhup, 250 Atty. Gen. William M. Fergu-' toe package store for her broth­ ! plamning toe reunion for Satur- sas City and Secretary of State Manrtiester is his survmng ma- Mrs. Barbara' son, who led the Republican er, owner Joseph Cherrone, who Whereas it Is up to the wage The Senate Foreign Relations Newport, R. I., aboard toe float ing seventh, eighth, ninth, and public telephone booth outside Hilliard St.; earner to please the boss, the I day, Oct. 10. at Garden Grove Warren E. Heames of Charles­ oiler USS Allagash, completing 10th, got those names when they of Streid’s Restaurant recently temjd great grandmother and Manning and daughter. 816 ' ticket in the 1960 general elec- was at the bank. Committee recommended the housewife is a full jMirtner who i wiil meet tomorrow night at 8 ton in southeast Missouri are $3,516,700,(XX) authorization re­ a tour of duty with toe Sixth are really toe ninth, 10th, 11th, would have gotten a real buzz-y Mrs. Eftie Wilson of Kasson. W. Hartford Rd.: Mrs. Merle Flav-j tlon, also was a possible top The bandit, she said, had come I at the home of Mrs. Harold E. the major candidates in the Va.. is his paternal great grand­ ell and daughter, Coventry; ; contender. expects to be pleased as well quested by President Johnson Fleet in the Mediterranean. and 12th months? It’s because signal. A swarm of bees took up into toe store earlier and asked as to please. Turkington, 15 Berkley St. Democratic governor’s race. The town crew will be oiling the old Roman year started residence inside until a bee­ mother. Mrs. Raffaela Donnellv and Others in the Republican gu- if she had change for a $50 bill. be reduced by only $50 million. Private funeral seivices will son. South Windsor; Mrs. Irene ! bematorial contest are two- The housewife, if she puts her Ethan Shepley of St. Louis is The House has approved the au­ this week on North River Rd., March 1. The months were keeper finally coaxed toe queen She opened the cash register mind to it, can continually im­ Miss Suzanne Cowles, daugh­ almost a certainty for the Re­ Taicottville Rd., Goose Lane and named after the Latin numerals. and her workers into a beehive. be held from the Holmes Fu­ LaBrun and son, 3 Kelly Rd., ^rm Lt. Gov. Harold C3iase, and replied, sifter checking, that thorization by the full amount neral Home. 400 Main St. Vernon Salina; State Rep. Grant Dohm, prove her working conditions ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton N. publican gubernatorial nomina­ asked tor but in acting on the she had. The man left and re­ and lighten her work load. Cowles of 363 Keeney St., leaves tion. Grlnnell; Dell Crorler, Wichita; turned a short time later, Mrs. follow-up appropriations bill — and Albert S. Myers, Pawnee The housewife can make day- tomorrow by air for a .five- U.S. attorneys at St. Louis which provides the funds for the Meet all hot water needs EASY—AND FUN! Della Pietra told police. to-day decisions without consult­ week’s vacation in Iceland, Eng­ and Kansas City said they f , . „ M . iiiliiiiil q u a l it y in s u r a n c e s in c e i 923i liiiiiiiiiiiii KANSAS CTTY, Mo. (API — Rock. program while toe authoriza­ Funerals Democratic gubernatorial The accused reportedly placed ing anybody. land, France and the Scandina­ would have staff members on tions sets only the ceiling — cut Neligh C. Coates'has found the an order upon returning, then The housewife can move vian countries. She will travel with a family-size rental answer to the problem of hiking candidates are Harry G. Wiles, duty to receive any complaints foreign aid to $8,816,672,400. member of the Kansas Corpora­ suddenly pulled out what Mrs. about freely. Instead of being with Dr. and Mrs. Sherman S. of voting irregularities. The chances of an adjourn­ 164 EAST CENTER ST. ||| Andrew T. Mooney up a tiring 136-foot incline at Della inetra thought -to be a stuck at a desk, behind a coun­ Waldron of Thompson and their the family's summer home at tion Commission; Jules V. Doty, Gov. John M. Dalton said the ment of Congress before the ’The funeral of Andrew T. toy pistol and told her to "hand ter, or at a machine, the way family. Missouri Highway Patrol would Mooney of 95 Center St. was Lake Lotawana. Ottawa attorney and 1960 nomi­ Democratic national convention MANCHESTER — 649-5261 !|| m y ^ nee for attorney general; form­ over all the cash.” She handed so many women are confined stand by in case of any possible in Atlantic (Tity, N.J., opening held this morning at 8:30 from He built a one - fifth scale the bsmdit the money in the to a small area. Miss Linda *Wallach of 116 i model of a San Francisco cable er Lt. Gov. Joseph Henkle, trouble. Aug. 24, may rest on how fast it ELEQRIC WATER HEATER toe W’. P. Quish Fimeral Home register and he ran out the door The housewife has endless op­ car, drawing the pattern after Great Bend; former State Bretton Rd. and the Misses Con­ clears foreign aid. Ample Parkiiig Front and Rear iiijii .followed by a requiem high Treasurer George Hart, Wichi­ as she screamed " I ’ve been portunities to exercise her nie and Jean Gallo of 242 Sum­ Mass at St. James’ CSiurch. TTie extensive research and doing robbed!" creative talents and manager­ most ol the work by hand. ta; J. Donald Coffin, Council mit St. have returned from a Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Rear­ Grove telephone company own­ Raymond Luce, 23, * a me- ial abilities. week’s cruise to Bermuda. Chairs, Car Part Construction took six weeks. The housewife usually gets — don was celebrant. Mrs. Jane, Several more weeks were re­ er; and Ewell Stewart, Fort chsmic at Charlie’s Service Sta­ Iraq to Change It's Modern It's Flameless Maccarone waa organist. Scott. tion next to the package store, far . more appreciation for her FPur Manchester youths were Reported Stolen quired to build the steep con­ efforts than women who spend Burial took place in St. crete roadbed, mount the iron . Congressional interest has and Kenneth Knight 16, heard placed recently on the dean’s New Arab Union “Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!" Jam es’ Cemetery, with the Rev. rails and install the 24-volt auto-1 centered in the 2nd District for the screams and came running. their lives in any other kind list at Southern Connecticut A 1964 Pontiac’s manifold PAY A SMAU AMOUNT EACH MONTH ON YOUR REGULAR SERVICE Bill of job. Eugene F. Torpey, reading the matic relay system which en­ the seat left open by Avery. Knight followed the holdup State College, New Haven. They pressure gauge, valued at $55, oommital service. Bearers were In the Republican primary man down Amott Rd. and These are all benefits that are Roanne Wise,'a June grad­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — ables the car to move up and those who pity the suburban and two aluminum frame lawn The Iraqi government is plan­ Leonard Gudelskl, James Mo- down the hill to its four stations. are State Rep. Ralph Skoog, To­ through a field toward his car, uate of 61 Hilltop Dr.; Richard chairs, valued at $15, have been peka; Chester L. Mize. Atchison a 1957 red Chevrolet convert­ housewife in her split - level Berggren of 38 Cornell St. and ning to reorganise its two-week- "prison” seem to overlook. reported taken in two separate old political organization, the No more on-ogoin, off-ogoin dribble. A rental water heerter pro­ businessman; State Sen. John ible, which was parked on Fer­ Kathleen Kanehl of 58 Oxford theft cases now being investi­ WINNING ' I H. Murray, Leavenworth; and guson Rd. Fortunately a lot of happy St., both juniors, and Janet Niel­ Arab Socialist Union, because vides plenty of plenty-hot water all the time for oil the family. Enough The bandit entered the park­ housewives are well aware of gated by police. already it’s spUt into two fac­ Charles D. McAtee. son, 60 Spring St., a freshman Eugene Kelly of 386 Main ed car and took off down Fer­ them, and wouldn’t trade the tions, the Dally Star reported liilii even for visiting sand-lot potentates after a hard game is over. Two Democrats are In the St. reported the gauge theft race — John Montgomery, guson Rd. toward Ptorter St., job of full-time homemaker for Spec. 5.C. Richard J . Risley, today. TICKET Junction (Jlty publisher; and any job in the world. foimer director of Risley Dance after'he found the item missing The union, with President Ab­ Whether you own or rent your home, you should know all there Sorry, as Luce took up the chase in from a 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix Election year, or any year, lower Jay Dyer, Atchinson business­ his car. Luce followed long Ati rights reserved' Studio in Manchester, is home del Salam Aref at Us head, was man. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. on leave until Aug. 23. Risley, which he had rented. The ve­ created July 14. It includes all rates for safe drivers—plus the is to know about this modern, carefree way to hove an abundance of enougp to note the number on hicle had been parked at toe But We Made A Mistake! the bandit’s Pennsylvania li­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton previous political parties, which personal service of this agen cy- NEW CAREER U K ES MOTHER IN-LAW Risjey of Armstrong Rd.. Cov­ rear of an E. Center St. restau­ dissolved and Joined the union. hot water. For the complete and pleasant details, call your plumbing cense plates, then stof^ied at a ABILENE, Tex. (AP) — Few rant Friday night and toe gauge makes Aetna Casualty’s Auto-Rite WINSTON - SALEM, N. C. nearby home to call toe police. entry, is stationed with the Sec­ The Star, quoting reports contractor or your local office of The Hartford Electric Light Company. (AP)—A doctor became a law­ women get to wear orchids as ond Armored Division at Ft. was believed to have been ta­ from Baghdad, said one bloc In the “winning ticket" in automobile OUR MARTEX TOWEL AD OF LAST NIGHT Town police received the call regularly as Mrs. Carl Sellers, WA yer when he was awarded a Hood, Texas. ken at that time, police say. the union demands immediate AUTORITE insurance. Cast your vote for Auto- lt*$ Modern — /f's Flameieis SHOULD HAVE READ — law degree at Wake Forest Col­ about 10:39 a.m., sent out the but fewer still get to wear a The lawn chairs, each paint­ unity with Prealdent Gamal Ab­ Rite. Call our office today! lege here. alarm to surrounding town de­ prize-winning flower which bears Hie third Bible study for toe ed green and white, one a del Nasser’s United Arab Repu­ Dr. Louis L. Schurter, 42, was partments and toe State Police. her name, and especially one summer, sponsored by Emanuel chaise lounge, were taken from blic. The other calls for phased Popular Solid Color EnsemBles a successful practicing surgeon As a result of toe broadcast developed and named by her Lutheran Hi-League, will be the front yard at toe home of unity. until a few years ago when he alarm, road blocks were set up son-in-law. held tonight at 7:30 at toe Fred Bocchlno at 175 Wells S t Aref signed an agreement and not Popular Luxor Ensembles. Injured his spinal cord in an in surrounding towns, before Jack Mese, Miami Shores, home of Dennis Anderson, 119 They were reported missing with Nasser in May pledging the THE IFFERENCE auto accident, leaving him with­ Rockville police called in on Fla. is an orchid fancier an

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■AMotlESTER EVENINa HfeKALD, UANCHESTEB, OONN« TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 11^ tvw m s a HERALD, ICANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1964 PACUI GatnkUngj Seen *Wide Open^ PORRIRIHT iVifeita Seen CGCWork ta iH i U !laai» Work Hater Local Stocks or sUsat, Peru Leader Giving Mao Recalledby •6 Longing for quotations PoralslMd kj Walerbury PD Target WELDON DRUO CO. Says Nation 1^ Dem(lo«y-Teg«ler Oo„ Im . M l Kata Bfc—fltaL Final Offer Btanbsn of New York Rep. Roybal Life on Bali Btoch Bxehangs Progressing Lack of Swim Pool Bank Stocks Of Committee Report By WILUAM L. RYAN Bi« Asked By GEOFFREY OOULO ByHALBOYLE By THOMAS J. STONE AP Spetdal CorrMpondeat Conn. Bank and WASHINGTON (A P )-O n e CAR RENTALS KEW YORK (A P)-U fa kaapa LIMA, Peru (AP)—President. Jl wMt Mid rMidmt lu« ■ Applications for the city po­ Premier Khrushchev’s brief Trust Co...... 67V4 Tl% congressman has a right arm W ATER BU R Y (A P )— The City Police BoarT a fallow so busy doing about Fernando Belaunde Terry Is Hgbt u k «d Uic city council lice force are being accepted stay in Poland may herald yet Hr U rd. NaUonal more muscular than his left charired that gamblinc operations in W a t e ^ r y are starting his second year in another international Commu­ from swinging an ax a long time or LEASINR half tha things ha ought to that |»r the “um e benefiU that ac- until Aug. 20. Applioante must Bank Co...... 62 66 grossing several million dollars a year, while the police office, proud of his record and Pine St. at H u’tford Rd., Manchester ■rua to the Bast Bndera” — a be h)gh school gr^uates, 22 to nist conference and a Soviet last- Fire Insnranoe OompanieH ago In something called the he doesn’t hava time to do a confident of the future. ^•rtmminc pool for children In 8 0 'years old and not less than chance offer to Red China to get Hartfohl Fire .... 78^ 82Mi Civilian Oonservatton Corps, department is doing little to atop it. _ _ _ _ _ •Al Mokot third of th* things he’d like to. In reply to questions submit­ •the area. 5-feet-S. in line with the Kremlin. NaUonal F ir e ----- 129 137 also known as the OOC. The board also charged thate “ ' So he .haa to postpone his plea- ted by 'Ihe Associated Press, The Russians now want, The Initials may be unCamlU- • Al Moddt I In a letter to the council, A shortage presently exists in Phoenix Fire ....120 128 the department suffers from the pollcs''board also charged surea most of his life. He la too ths 50-year-old president of 'John Van Oudenhove of Wlnd- quickly, a meeting of 28 Com­ Life and Indemnity Ins. Coe. ar now, but the OOC loomed poor le^srshlp and low morale. that GKiiUfaila bad jwacticed •Al TknM buay doing hla duty to really en­ Peru said major achievements the Rockville force as a result munist parties — those which very large In the depression fm or Av«. said that alnoe the of recent promotions. Aetna Casualty ..124H 132H in a 77-pmt6 report sent to favortdam in the Ptdlce Depart­ joy hlmseU. of his administration include en­ jolty discontinued ahuttle bus served on the drafting commit­ Aetna Life ...... 192H 200V& years in the 1930s. It was one of the board of aldermen and Po­ ment, had refused to correct I have no sympathy with peo­ actment of tha nation’s first In other business; tee for the 18,000-word Moscow Franklin D. Roosevelt’s wea­ Paid Dodoa PonHoe ple who retire unwillingly at as iaervice to Henry Park where Alpert Rd. and Ridgewood Conn. General ...1 8 4 192 lice Supt. Joseim H. GuilfoUe bad conditions or make Im­ m a agrararian reform law, doubled la municipal pool la located, ree- declaration which resulted from pons against joblessness, set up and then’’proceed immediately Dr. were accepted as city Hfd.' Steam Boiler 148 last night, the Police Board,, provements, and had allowed 87$ MAIN STREET dollar reserves. Increased con­ ildents in the west end have the Red world conference of especially for unemployed morale to become "shockingly to die boredom. To me they streets upon recommendation of Security Ins...... 76 80 which sat as a committee dur­ PlMMie 649-8SS1 struction of highways. and low- •purchased backyard pools. 1900. That declaration was sup­ youths. are stubborn and unimagina­ cost housing. Increased foreign Building Inqsector Samuel Al­ Travelers ...... 45 48 ing its study, recommended low." ’ "Theae have been in use for posed to be a blueprint for PnbUc UtlUtlee Rep. Edward R. Roybal, D- that the four-man vice sqdad be tive.- Investment and prospects of len.' world Communist strategy and The report said some of the 'a long time and suddenly the Conn. Light Power 37 39 Calif., remembers well. In 1984 abolished and Ha members as­ chief reasons for low morale When the world removes them stronger relations with the Unit­ Alderman Joseph KonickI tactics. 'new building inspector has dls- Hartford Gas Co. 44 47 he was just out of high school, signed to regular police duties. weie the favoritism, unsatls- from the harness of the dally ed States. complained that several fires The 26 - member conference oldest of eight children of a ! covered that we are in vlola- Southern New Eng­ "From all the evldeiKe at factmy pay, lack of a proper plo^pig, they,tpke revenge by He said elections have proved itlon of the State Building \ -ere set by children last would be assigned the job of land Telephone 58 61 Mexican-American family, liv­ "that communism lacks back­ preparing for a new full-dress hand, thera la nothing to Indi­ chain of command and the ab­ ‘Code," Van Oudenhove said. month in woods behind Bury Maniifacr'trtng Companle-« ing In a tough Los Angeles sence of proper discipline. -41Ve.’hir...tbe puritanical ing” in Peru, and that the iden­ Park and asked parents' coop­ world meeting. neighborhood. There were no cate that the vice squad o f the Idea 'orBo r » is given to man [ The Windsor Ave. resident Allied Thermal . . . 47 % 51^ IVaterbury Police Department The Police Board supervises tification of Cuba’s Fidel Castro eration to supervise their chil­ A Soviet letter to Peking pub­ jobs. There was no money. to_lt_ _ hkh 'out of mischief, with communism “ limits that jsaid that if “we are forced to Arrow, Hart, Heg. 58 H 62 % had, or has, any ^teciflc well- the Police Department. The re­ leiwt four-foot fences vdilch dren. Kontekl said the city lished July 17 — one 'of a long Roybal joined the Ovllian wdxh^ they feel foreign influence to a very small Barden ...... 11% 13% planned program to curb gam­ port was made by the Board . . .. . they I we don’t need, and abhor, we wanted to maintain a good rec­ 'Series of acrimonious exchanges Bristol Brass .... 8 % 9% Conservation Corps. have Oh fin life. following.’’ —^says many factional groups “ The days I spent In the C’s bling and vice,” the report said. sitting ss a committee on men twill give the pools away. ord in the area since the land C o le co ...... 9% 10% and discipline. a've just tah opposite theo- Belaunde, elected for a six- ' "As property owners who was donated for playground within parties around the world, Dunham-Bush ... 3% 4% were the happiest days of my "In lieu of any program, and ry. Ijthinh'ftte'onlyttWnli 'ft purpose of year term, said he considered I have watched our taxes quad- use. sponsored by the Chinese, claim N. B. Machine . . . 29 32 life,” he said recently. “ Had It lacking any determlndd effort work is to save enough money the revival of municipal elec­ iruple in twelve years, we feel In the monBtly fire report, to be real representatives of the North and Judd .. 18 20 not been for the COC, I would to fight vice relentleasly and 1.1 B illio n Jars S old to spend the rest of your life in tions as a major achievement not have gone on to an InsUtu- entitled to the same benefits two box alarms and two still Communists but “ neither in Peter Paul ...... 33 36 incessantly, there have been on­ mischief and riotous self-indul­ during his first year in office. theory nor in practice support tlon of h i^ e r learning." ;that accrue to the Bast Ihid- alarms were recorded for last Pl-stic Wive Cablfe '2 13% ly haphazard, hit-or-misa en­ L08 ANGELES — The steel gence. I believe that any kind of “ For more than 40 years lers." month. the general line of the world President Johnson’s war on forcement efforts on a sporadic Industry aimually sells 800,000 employment is a form of slav­ Peruvian heads of government, Communist movement.’’ Standard Screw .. 36% 39% poverty program includes a job City eouncll president John Dennis Suitor,. 18, of 82 Vil­ Stanley Works ... 23 25 basts. tons of tinplate for metal con­ ery and an y man who submits on taking office, appointed at lOrlow)*!'took iswe with Van lage St., Rockville was arrest­ The Chinese would try to get corps. That is patterned largely tainers to California canneries, to it4ui hpur.longep than hs has will approximately 15,000 may­ such parties into a world meet­ ■Veeder-Root ...... 55 59 on Roosevelt’s old CCC. "In recent years, periods of •Ouderiiove's claim that city ed last night and charged with The above quotaUons az : not months and months have gone and glass manufacturers sell 1.1 to'ls SB'unenlightened 16ol. ors and municipal officehold­ i taxes have quadrupled and failure to obey g- mechanical ing, Uie letter indicates. Khru­ Asked what “ the C’s,’’ as he billion jars to food processors hi Every morning I make a ers,’’ he recalled. shchev apparently has taken to be construed as actual mar­ calls It, had done for him, Roy­ by without a eingle arrest being • turned the letter over to the signal and failure to carry a kets. this state. qieecb to thfs effect to my wife. The president said his govern­ building committee. steps to parry any such at­ bal said that in Los Angeles’ made for gambling." Miss Patricia Smith, R.N., mokes use of the hospital’s sxperimental supply cart. Tbs nsw license. He will be presented in State Police made gambling She takes my rebellion in good ment’s main objective now "la Fees for demolitian work In tempt. There are parties, the tough Boyle Heights, “ as a grace. system of departmental supply has worked out so well the hospital has ordered 16 more of Rockville Circuit Court ost Aug. raids in the city wi April 2. TTie to maintain and strengthen a 'the city are expected to be set Soviet letter says, which have member of a minority I saw a "Just bold on to your job until the labor-saving devices. System saves $3,670 a year In nursing hours. (Herald photo by climate of human solidarity and 18. No Arrests Made board Charged that gamblers >t the next council meeting Hoepltal Notes emerged since 1960 and could be great deal of discrimination. vou're 66, Rover,” she says. Ofiara.) social justice within constitu­ Aug. IT following a public Admitted Yesterday; Wagner invited, but only those who at­ In Four Crashes There was a lack of jobs and laid low for a time, “but gradu­ WINDOW “And thm you can do anyth^ tional bounds.’ ’ hetukig that lasted consider­ Abrahamson, 41 Orchard St.; tended the 1660 meeting and education. Going to the C's ally the *books’ and the ‘nxun- you want. You'll be absolutely “ In order to attain this ideal," ably leas than a minute. No Susan Prose, Kingsbury Ave. signed the declaration should be made me realize there was a bers’ combine began function­ free. But frankly, I don’t think Workmen Wreck he said, “ the government has chance, there was an opening." Front End System Change at Hospital I one spoke. Ext.; Robert Lee, 41 Law­ considered capable of interpret­ No Injuries nor arrests and ing again.” SHADES you’ll know what to do with worked out an agrarian plan un­ Atty. Bdwin M. Lavltt, cor­ rence St.; David Starke, 22 ing it. only moderate vehicular dam­ “ Once a guy gets started,” he The board charged that book­ yourself." Old Roman Wall der the heading of ‘the million poration counsel, told the coun­ Haney La.; JUlie Ann Fair? That would rule out some age was reported in four ac­ said, “ then he has a thirst that making and numbera games are That just goes tB^ow how a hectares.’ This plan seeks to in­ has to be satisfied. The biggest Special Mod* to Ordor cil in a letter that such fees are brother, 12 Orove St.; Beverly groups from underdeveloped cidents investigated by Man­ now in full operation again. woman can live mth a man crease arable land by 80 per areas, where the Chinese are obstacle we had was getting ALSO LONDON (AP) — The march usually sindlar the fees for Gormenko, 129 Union St. chester police yesterday. The numbera racket, especial­ R*«. $12.50 nearly 80 yeara and know abso­ Cabinets Giving Way •nt In an effort to re-establish Discharged Yesterday; Ray­ partibularly strong among im­ started.” ly, is a well organized ( ^ r a ­ VENETIAN BLINDS lutely n otin g about him. of time tumbled a 1,900-year-old ths man-land balance. •ohstructton. One accident involved cars chunk of Roman wall today. mond Horton, IB Peterson Rd., patient Communists. Roybal went on to attend the tion, the board said. This, and (1) ALIGN FRONT END Bring your old roDera ta I know eicactly what I’m going “ Such a plan calls for irriga- "The fees are based on the driven by a mother and daugh­ Bulldozers chugged through Vernon; Mary Wlrx, 1 Cham­ The 1960 conference was at­ University of Oalifomla and (2) BALANCE FBOIfT and save S5c per shade to do with myself when I’m 66. iion projects in the* coastal area amount of\jnoney expended to ter and occurred just before other gambling operations, the the section of wall surrounding berlain St.; Mrs. Carol Klbbe tended by 81 Communist parties Southwestern University in Los WHEELS— Reg. 84.00 Planned retirement has been To New Supply Carts and irrigation improvements in do denHdltloB,j’ he said. noon yesterday on Main St., report said, are “ grossing, at a what were Roman baths in the and son. Valley View La., Ver­ of which 26 were assigned to Angeles. After Army service he (8 ) CHECK FRONT my ednstant daydream ever ths Andes Mountains, as well as According to. a report to the just north of Pearl St. conservative estimate, several VPHEEL .^RE ARIN OS first century after Christ. non; Wallace Johndrow, El­ draft the declaration. went into politics, got elected to sines 1 started sweeping out a a vast settlement program on alderRMn ttere Vere 84 police Mrs. Mary E. Bellefleur of million dollars a year.” (4) CHECK RRAKE Trucks hauled away the debris. lington; Oeorge Stumpfel, El- The new letter says a meet­ the City (Council and then to grocery , store at the age of 10 Manchester Memorial Hospital has purchased a new the eastern slopes of ths Andes arrests last month, 18 criminal ing of the 26 to prepare for a Limestone, Msdnc, drove into Guilfolle was criticized for SYSTEM lli^on. Congress. allegedly attempting to depre­ and gsdned an eariy and lifelong and efficient system of departmental supply system at a The Roman ruins were found through construction of margi­ and Id motor vehicle counts. bigger meeting is ’ ’urgent’’ in the rear of a car driven by her What did they do in the CXX? over the weekend by construc­ daughter, Diane M. Bellefleur cate the value of the State distaste for. honest labor. cost of $6,000. But the hospital expects to recoup half nal jungle highways, the first Twenty-otie accidents were re­ Vemou news Is handled by view of harm done the world Roybal was sent to Camp AN Four Only As s0on as the office gives me tion gangs leveling an area contract for which has been en­ of 295 N. Main St., when the Police raids. ported and police collected The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, Communist movement by Pek­ Buckeye in Sequoia National the farewell -$97.60 imitation of thp purchase price the first year in labor-saving about 200 yards from the Thames tered into." daughter stopped, northbound, "In his derogatory cmnmentz gifld.id from parking meters B W. Matai Sh, telephone 87S* ing’s attitude. The Chinese have Park in Northern California. leather., trgyeling bag and the costs alone. River and near St. Paul’s Ca­ Pointing to economic gains, i during Jtdy. SIM er MS-nU. said a world conference could to let a pedestrian cross the The camp was run by the Army on the State ^ lic e raids,” the The purchase is being made thedral. Archaeologists were giv­ police board aald, "the super­ $ A . 9 S $1.06 goodl^'jnnch. I’m going to any emergency. Stock savings Belaunde said: wait four or five years, but street. Both cars had minor and the young men lived In open the window by my desk possible through funds sup- en the chance to extract all the “ When I assiuned the preei- Khrushchev has no inlr r<: intendent takes no notice of are $502 per nursing unit. damage and were operable. semimilitary fashion. and drop this typewriter six lied by the hospital’s Women’s information they wanted and dency, Peru was unjustly by­ giving the Chinese an opportun­ the fact that a major purpose Ths new system improves re­ Shortly after midday, a two- Their main job was road floors to tbs street below. auxiliary. ordering at the purchase level the construction work resumed passed as far as ths granting of ity to pick up slrengln ove. a car accident occurred at about building and clearing fire was to demonstrate that gam­ The system substitutes an on- this morning. A big steel and bling in Waterbury was a wide- Then I ’m going horns' to a lit- since It provides the storeroom credits go. Within ons year we 2 Negroes Shot long period. the same place mi Main St. breaks in the forests. Small soil SERVICE ON ALL tia place in the country and sit the-floor supply cart for the with a working knowledge of concrete warehouse will cover have obtained loans from inter­ The Chinese apparently think open operation." the site. when Miss Cynthia Moberg of conservation dams were built CONVENTIONAL MAKES moupiUess in the rocking chair usual storage cabinets, bilt the item use. And since all items national development institu­ that by putting off the meeting The report said none of the Hebron Rd., Bolton, stopped to and they were called upon to on the front porch for a solid big time and cost savings come are in view and will he ar­ The ruins were once part of tions amounting to $124 mil­ they can Increase their support­ police except the vice squad the city of Londinium, roughly let another motorist back out of fight forest fires. month. in the ordering. The carts are ranged in the same place on lion.” ers “ and turn them i>-to \ are allowed to act on gambling the London mile-square area a parking stall. A second north­ They lived in tents, eight to a Then I ’m going to rock until I filled in central supply and carts throughout the hospital, He reported that dollar res­ In Jersey Rioting ons of their own policy, thus tent, with 266 men in his (XXI or vice law violations. MORIARTY now called “ The City” and bound car, driven by Donald W. "Even when a uniformed po- feel rested. then moved to the nursing nurses will know exactly where erves in the Central Bank were creating favorable conditioiis -or unit. They were paid $30 a floor. The nurses on the floor to find an item no matter what housing Britain’s center of fi­ doubled and that statistics pre­ themselves,’’ the Moscow letter Graus, 44, of 43 Bralnard PI., month, of which they kept |6 licemsm or a detective sees ac­ E. A. JOHNSON Then I’m going to buy a bar­ nance and trade. . rel of bourbon and drink it while are saved the difficulty of or­ unit they are assigned to. pared by both the clmmercial started to thin out. but some Ne­ LA PAZ—A dramatic farm factories continue to make 6,000 staff ordered exbra Items to in­ bolt-action rifles a month. sure they were prepared for groes continued to scream ob­ migration is taking shape in RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECODING scenities at the police. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ’ Bolivia. I I During the entire episode, SEE M .T. TROPHY SERIES IHODEu hundreds of Negroes lingered in The government plans to re- - \ the area, but mostly as bystan­ settle 100,000 low-income farm ders. families on fertile tropical and ROOMS FURNITUR No. 2134 1934 Pickup Reports in the fourth, fifth subtropical acreage in sparsely inhabited eastern Bolivia. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, OOHSOHn TUESDAY, A U G iw rtriw t- MAirCHBBTER ■VSNINO HftRALD, MANCHB8TER. CONN. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1964 FACS It'HIIlW H ■ f m e t i m f ■■' ' ' ------f RAHiT cBoeewoHD ^roaaLi oimBDAiiMmwKni with m a j o r r o o t l e of any kind and often live and Racial Strife HEALTH CAPSULES Indians Poor die without eo much as Walking I R e n e w a l P iu*chases hf Mlchesi A. Petti. MJB. Inside a place with four walls [ P iM p lB m d P lo c B t and a roof. Mud marks each A Factor in WHAT CAU«f 4 WCM aiOOD Ravaged by path they wander. And the bad PR644URE1 weather makes It even harder VIC'S PIZZA iMOM/MlPHAMOinU O u tlin e d to P u b lic for them to do odd jobs to keep — . - A y - 8B8CWBHP0H1HAT ^ s S k i from starving. Trade Plans ’64 Monsoon Most of the 800 million popula­ 158 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE It required but ten minutes of the time of 'ten Man­ tion live one step up the social chester electors, last night, for the Manchester Redevel­ By lA M DAWSON By DAN OOOOIN ladder but still in abject pover­ opment Agency to conduct a federally required public AT Bartnees News AwUyst NEW DELHI, India (AP)— ty. They have some refuge: tar­ ON VACATION a?ss?Afgsa' ^ T.\mm NEW TORE (AP)—Political The rain beaU harder and fast­ paulins, tents, lean-tos, mud hearing on the proposed purchase of four North End nuts, tin-roofed shacks, shanties MMYBM0U6M1O VTHOMI propertlM needed for an nd(H-B turmoti ahd racial strife are er. Weeds bend under the pelt­ ■•.■(;s rtliNNY iMtT'mBMKHIiOf •tvite : E T s E j:? ing. Puddle^ form. Rivulets ooze pieced together with scraps of tion to the Robertson SchooL at Aug. IS. By then, the town being added to the uncertain­ wood and paper. UNTIL AUGUST 18lh AFtMfHAh)n.<~>|PX ps«r«l The only representative of into crude ahelters where fami­ NBEI'WMIOIM.VP must have bought the required' ties of business planning. lies huddle against the down­ The people of primitive vil­ w h /k t s v c r V f t o t S y S ^ ^ the public to eMail during the properties and have put them PLEAfiUWW ■ T f r lT ||f •MB'eUtM'HOlVTKC^ umiaafe Businessmen have to jdan pour. lages and filthy slums expect - S A M M I healing wee Atty. Oeorge C. into condition for an Immediate ft their dirt floors to be muddy B jm tt/ t B iAN ER y Ift MOoMfcrt Learner, who asserted that ahead—or else. This summer All across the vast subconti­ l o m i LANDMO construction start had seemed to offer far leas nent the hard, driving rains of and their roofs to leak. Their BEANERY the MRA. ahould not be "nig* 'Rie delays have been reason main hope Is that their houses SornkM g ^ ly " in appraising the prop­ than the usual number of uncer­ the monsoon have unleashed for a political dog fight bs- their fury. And India’s ragged will withstand the monsoon. ^ MWttUad erties o f hie clients, Elisabeth tainties. At the planners took to tween town directors — most masses, always stalked by More than a score died In New — •S2 fis5 Olcavage and Ann Haskins — the woods or the beaches, all voeaUy Theodors Powell — and hunger, disease and poverty, Delhi this month when water­ notfanyir nktaHm the properties needed first for the signs still pointed to a fur­ TV E M are AMNY CAU9$4, the redevelopment agency. aOdLUDING NCRV0U4 TiN4K)N, are prey to the rampaging ele­ logged houses collapsed. MMidtfliwid WM y^ the school wing. ther cUmb in the economy—and I '^ e monsoon can be a bles­ Powell contends the MRA has 1ARI0U4 KIDNEY PI40RDIR4, ments. A4 3 4 1 U the signs stlU do. , sing to India, with gentle rains ISnSribSSSrlMi MSeoltlA MRA Chairman Everett been lax in not moving things COME GLANDULAR TROUCLU To four out of five of India’s Keith replied that the agency The bellwethers—the Mg cor­ that paint the land green, help faster, while the agency replies porations and the itock market AND ACNORMAUTIEC M £IRTAIN 466 million people, existing would gladly entertain any new that the pace ki set by the fed­ SLOOP VC4CEL4. hand-to-mouth In remote vil-’'H‘* 6 B 17 U Information that might alter —obviously were counting on But this summer's monsoon will eral government and there is HmMi C^mIm kslpfal WotmUmk Uges of festering slums, the Its appraisal o f the properties. good times. monsoon means two to four be remembered as one that did little that the local agency of­ The conMrations were an­ .IrliaatliitMMwtoMaAiSMFtaMliaa Atty. Lessner pledged his cli­ months of mud, mildew and more harm and caused more ficials can do to speed up'^e nouncing increased spending ents’ ooeration, KNth — massive misery. suffering than anything else. PRESCRIPTIONS • COSMETICS procees. plans, for updating equipment asked —' with no response — Last night the three MRA Downpours day after day turn < RUSSELL STOVER CANDY - jw o « » for additional comment or or adding to existing production i^BeinA _ members present — Keith, facQitiea. And these plans of ne Allard Awarded much of the world’s second LIQUOR • ZENITH HEARING AIDS questions on ths land acquisi­ most populous- nation into a moKGN tion, and the hearing was ad­ S*’^**?, J*’ Handley and A r^ u r cessity looked well Into the fu- Retiring Nurse BY V. T. HAMLIN FOR-m* E. Smith — voted approval of ture. Wiring Contract nightmarish quagmire. ALLY OOP journed. The fact of hot, dry India 1s 6EC0»(D muc* No mention was made of the a resolution, o f f e r ^ a flat fee | / Th, stock market has been Given Parties QUINN'S PHARMACY kM for movli^ costs for relocatees ^ttlng on the nearer term, transformed. Quiet rivers and 1MSSSVmM4 ^ 8 0 X CUBG6 C C n »M D C U K 3M I M « price being offered for the four Marcel Allard of Manchester 87$ MAIN ST. who want to move themselves. | PHces, especially of many blue has been awarded a contract streams chum out of their FREE DELIVERY PARKINO IN BEAB eSEMSID IS fiONMA BE A »«WnSR OF CRMBHW North End properUes — the banks. Arid plains are flooded. Mrs, Howard I. Crothers, MV WKV'»IID IH* MOOT r Federal Urban Renewal Admin- A family which must move chips, have been bid to record for renovation of the electrical LPN, was honored lest week because of a redevelopment is highs. The meaning seemed wiring system at Lincoln Hundreds of villages, drought- IstraUon (FURA) has not ap­ stricken before the rains, are with a retirement party given proved the local agency’s offers cuetoinerily enUtled to repay- ciear-the Mg Investors. Indl- School. by personal friends at Cavey’s BY D ies TURNER ment for ths exact a m i^ t of vidual or institutional, expected Allard, on July 28, had sub­ swept by muddy water. Dusty CARNIVAL yet — nor of the asking price moving bills up to $200; un­ roads winding through parched Log (?abin In Lebanon, and was for the Olcavage-Hasklns prop­ increased earnings in the fu­ mitted a low bid of $3,550 for presented with a portable bar. der the approved resolution, a ture, and maybe dividends, and the work, and had agreed to wastelands are suddenly awash. erty. family that does not hire a pro­ Scorched plots where peasants She retired recently from Mans­ Keith explained thgt "It is certainly higher market values complete the project by Sept. 1. m e fessional mover but totaa ita s6ratch out a living become field State Training School after the policy of the redevelopment for outstanding shares. The only other bidder had 33 years of service. own furniture may chooM to been Delta Electric Oo., also of marshy graves of ruined crops. agency not to make offers pub­ receive a fixed relocation fee Regular uncertainties that Mud seems to engulf the land. Mrs. Crothers has also been lic,” although MRA executive Manchester. Delta has already as relrnburMmant for Its ef­ plague the planners were still Summer rains are -vital for feted with a tea given at the director Edward Rybezyk Indl-, completed the same type of forts. there, of course. International food production In India. stCl Training School, and a dinner cated later that the sales prices work at three other schoob, The fee ranged from $87.50 strife could always upset any far from agricultural self-suffi­ held at Flano's Restaurant, Bol­ would be disclosed after the predictions. Natural catastro- Bentley, Manchester Green and ton. OPEN AIR property transfers are complete. for moving the contents of a Nathan Hale. ciency. But when the monsoon one-room homo to $120 for phies such as weather or earth­ is severe, as it was In June and Keith also noted in opening quakes could hit some indus­ The award of the Lincoln moving the contents of a sev­ School contract completes the mo.st of July, the always trou­ the meeting that the hearing tries or regions. The always un­ en-room home They are based four-school project, authorized blesome problem of feeding In­ was required by federal and predictable consumer could on estimates from local mov­ last fall by the town’s board of dia’s hungry millions become FOR state regulations. The North change from his present state of End urban renewal project, with ing concerns and similar fixed directors. critical. I AUCTION BY AL VERMEER calm confidence to one of doubt PRISCILLA’S POP which the Robertson School ad­ payments offered by redevelop­ Farmers able to salvage their . ment agencies in nearby towna. and then consimner spending URGES hfHRR AID Sponsored by dition is associated, will be would fall, and so would busi­ crops can't move them to m ark-1 Cosmetics tMASlNE!!' largely financed by federal and ness sales and earnings. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. et. Food prices spiral, and the ! WITHOUT BE1N<5' (AP)—An aide of Gov. Nelson penniless hungry get hungrier. I THE FRENCH CLUl OF MANCHESTER OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS state funds. And the aging business upturn rrs ASKED) Town directors hitched the Federal Workers A. Rockefeller has warned The Indian government has could run afoul of the traditional the Westchester Board of Su­ smothered the flames of crisis school to the renewal project cycle, if any exceases should de­ CURLY, THERC'G last winter, when they voted the pervisors that commuter serv­ this summer through huge Wednesday, Aug. S, 6:30 p.m. AN OLD SAYING Assured of Raise velop to trigger a downturn. wheat and rice purchases from' THAT A COWBOY MRA an appropriation of $60,000 ice In the county could be cur­ Liggefis But the economic signs on the tailed If it failed to assist the the United States, Pakistan and m n t w o r t h to buy the four properties need­ whole were, and are, remarka­ AT ACARNOPF A (Coiitlnaed tram Page One) bankrupt New Haven Railroad. Australia. ed lor the school under a federal bly near unanimity In predicting At The Parkade HORSE-SOCA "early acquisition" program. The board Is considering ap­ Tlie monsoon deals a hard continuing good times. MANCHESTER MUST B&mvi Under the "early acquisition” and speaker of the House, which propriating $400,000 for main­ blow to India’s ragged five mil- ^ 249 BROAD STREH n v M -^a ir would raise them to $48,000. For many business planners, plan, the town will buy the four tenance and operation of sta­ Hon homeless. These souls o f : h a l f t r l S-' $7,500 for members of Con­ however, there are now some tions. the street exist without shelter school properties In advance of gress. to $30,000. new uncertainties to deal with. the rest of the renewal project, m : $10,000 for cabinet officers, to What could racial strife do to but receive credit toward the $85,000. production In some localities, to town's one-eighth share of the Up to $7,000 for other govern­ consumer buying here and total project cost for the $60,- ment executives, with a scale of there, to the choice of localities 000 spent for the school tract. $25,000 to $30,000. j for new plants? Rioting can B-4 Before the MRA can go ahead $4,500 for the nine supreme mean property damages and with the purchase of the four court Justices, to $40,000 for the loss of goods. It can also fright- BY JOE CAMPBELL lots. It must have final federnl chief Justice and $89,600 for the en away shoppers, or even BONNIE approval of the amount It i|- others, and $7,500 for all other: keep factory workers away tends lo offer for them. All the federal judges. Including a scale from their jobs. Some tourists properties have been appraised of $30,000 for district judges and ' are reported nervous. Travel to for the agency at least twice; $33,000 for those on the court of some trouble spots has dropped. 8-4 but the appraisals have yet to appeals Racial strife goes even deeper be approved by the FURA. An average 4.8 per cent for than these surface matters. Top Rybezyk says that a represent­ $11 million classified workers, management in many corpora­ Exclusive in Manchester! CavencKah? Ha looks dead ative of the federal agency will with a range of 2.7 to 22.6 per tions la taking a new look at hir­ **WhaPs Bm matter « be In Manchester toward the beat and ha haant n HAD hie vacation ye lT cent. The top level In civil eerv- ing plans, at advertising cam­ and o f the week to check out Ice -would go from $20,000 to $24,- paigns, at moves to enter new the MRA’s proposed prices. 500. markets. Management-labor re­ The MRA announced some An-average of 5.6 per cent for lations are affected in a number weeks ago that It intended to 600,000 postal employee. of industries. offer the property owmers the The construction Industry, IBOOTHOLD meoctmum amount the federal iMSatiti especially Its residential seg­ government would allow, rath­ ^90 Low-Income • ment, is studying the problem BEN CASEY er than try to dicker for a bet­ closely. And so are public offi- ter price. Offers have already Housing Average ciale and store owners in many been made for the Olcavage- communities. W6...THE AR«y...ARE 6LAD _/^H6RE'STHe Hasklns property and another The effects of the summer’s WE'VE FINALLY LOCATED RECORD, AU9E owned singly. Whether negotia­ WASHINGTON — Monthly SERGEANT LKDS. housing expenses last year aver­ political conflicts are less -visi­ tions over the price of the Ol- ble as yet. But businessmen as DISriNeuiSHED aged $90 for pereone whose af­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL eavage-Haskins piece will delay well as voters are pondering SERVICE CROSS ter-tax Income was under $300 the project was unclear last what economic and government 3 7 aiKTION SHOWS night. a month. Government housing WATTING! changes might stem from the 4I*: t h e HIGH REMRD statisticians report. Expenses THE ARMY HAS The town Is already on ten­ election outcome in various re­ 1UAUNDCV B u t SIR \‘M CERTAIN rose to $154 for people earning terhooks awaiting the closing gions, In the nation as a whole. LBDG. $500 to $600 a month. SbUSAlONOSTARCa of the property transfers and And the campaigpt turmoil, The average purchase price the clearing of at lea.st one of some fear, may affect consumer the four properties. If the deals of a new home for people in the under-$300 category was $9,175. attitudes, either in general or In cannot be closed and the land regard to specific products of cleared within 14 days, the In the $S00-$6(X) group It was $16,530. corporations whose officials tak­ town could lose what It consid­ en or decline to take, political f m ers a favorable bid on the con­ ME WW W OUND^^ SAYS FIDEL RACIST sides. ANP CAPTURte^RKKMS struction of the Robertson A summer that looked like an School wing. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Former •hS U FB R3R Q A M ? ^ Cuban President Manuel Urru- economic ehoo-in might yet de­ Bids for the school project velop some business fireworks were taken on June 18. The tla has accused Fidel Castro of e-v having a hand in racial violence unforeseen only a short time DICK CAVALLl low bidder. Jack R. Hunter Con­ back. MORTY MEEKLB BY struction Co., offered to build In the United States. J. Urrutia, Castro’s first chief Instaiit EarniKS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE the new wing and remodel the CEYLON BARS PORTS existing building for $528,500. executive, said Monday that the 6 7 TaON0 A 0 ANC?X, Cuban dictator “ has from the CX3LOMBO, Ceylon (AP) — The firm of architects which de- HMM... VMAT CAN lAAT NOISE I Lilia? TH^ WAY VOU BLOWHAEt? ALUTHa 6 V 1AC. start of his rule shown an Inter O ylon ’s government has decid- BE?— EXCUSE AAE A MOMENT; EmjsePTDBACX •igned the structure, Scudierl & est in stirring up American Ne-1 ed to deny facilities at Its air- Mankey, had estimated the PIEASE...ANPOOKEEP DOWNTDTHAT BI0 ~ y groes. 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■ r EARL YOST Two Games First Tourney Test Bob Bailey Sparks Pirate Drive

Golf Biggest Home Front News On Tonight NEW YORK (AP)~Bob< ►^‘ National Usgue iwnnwtDand b^ed my h^^ Only two other games were^ Dick Brown colleoted threeawlth one out in For Rockville Legion BnBflv who lust vaar had n one-haU "1 tlH^ght I would be iable to scheduled, both in the Amer­ hits for Baltimore while Brooke BaUey Slammed hla tripleale aM Beinf "kwt” in the Maine mountains for a week one M uey, wno iMi year naa n gamm behind the Opont-ruimlng cope with the major leagues,” ican Ijeague. Baltimore rode Robinson and Sam Bower* each came home with the tying kind of gets away from the doings in the world of In Playoffs price on his head, his pic- Philadelphia Phllllee and two he explained. ‘1 th ou ^ t I Milt Pappas’ shutout ipltching to drove in two runs with a pair on Bill Vlrdon’s sihgla ture a ll over town and a rec- and one-half 'leigth* behind the would be able to do the job. a 7-0 victory over the Lios An­ of hits. In the ninth, after ■porta, the world in general for that matter. If there is By HOWIE HOLCOMB • • • ord that left him suspect, is 'Giants. But 1 beat myself. The club geles Angels and to within one and Dick Schofield had aingM , a more peaceful spot in these United States than Poco- Action in the Town Soft- Liuit year the “ Cinderella” club of the state-wide ae- A vital offensive weapon in was going bad and I felt I PIBATB8-OIANTB— going straight—to sopho­ percentage point of the first- BeCley came tq;> with two out moonshine Lake in Alexander, Maine, at Gene Mori- ball Tournament continued tlon, Rookville’s American Legion baseball team makei the Pirates' bid to duplicate could help the club best by {daoe New York Yankees. And Joae Pagan was Involved in and poked a grounder up the more of the year honC^ arty’s Pocomoonshine Lake Lodges, I would like to know la.8t night with Wyman Oil its second straight appearance in the State Legion Touiv their 19M pennant, Bailey has hitting the ball out of the park. Cleveland defeated Washington both San Francisoo runs as the middle for the clinaiMr. A $160,000 bonus baby who always spoken f r e ^ about the "That's where I fouled 1 9 . I about It. More about Poco an-' edging Center Congo, 16-14, nament tomorrow at Muzzy Field, Bristol. The Windy 4-2. Giants built a 2-0 lead. He beat ' • • « ether day. It’s back to the hatted a dismal .908 !last sea­ pressure applied by the gigan­ just should have swung the * • * out a bunt in the fifth in­ and Amy & Navy Club con- j ------e c ity club takas on Stratford at son, BaUey oontlhued hit heavy tic bonus and hie meager ac- b a t I f you hit .226, yoii' got to INDKAmMSgiNAIOMto. tniaty Royal typewriter until ^ ^ 5:46 In the second game of aa ORIOLgiB-ANOELB— ning and eventually scored on tinning its hot hitting in a hitting last night by slamming oompllahmenta aa a rookie last hit 80 home nuia Iteyhe 60.” The Indians broke a 2-4 He Oie laat week in Atiguat when opening day tripleheader. Pappas, bringing his record to Duke Snider’s single. In the Part Two of the 1964 vacation 14-9 victory over Gua’a Team 2. a 'key triple in the eighth in­ year when the Flrates nose­ Bailey, doesn’t have 60 home 19-5, blanked the Angels on sixth he drove in Tom Haller, against the Benaton In the O hio Kicker A year ago, Rockville coiK>ed runs. He‘has six. And ah extra aehedule will be taken. Another doubleheader la on tap ning and a game-winning ein- dived to eighth place. eight hits and did not allow a who had doubled, with a sacri­ fourth wtMn Cbioo Salmon d04>> iU first two games and reached eB in the ninth that gave the "I've forgotten- about the 76 points bn his batting aver­ tonight with St Mary's (1-0) runner past second base. While fice fly. bled, Vie DavalUlo beat out aa While In Northern Maine I the tourney semifinals before Sittsburghttsburgh Pirates a 8-2 vie- money pretty much,” , said the age. dU manage to get a copy two meeting Army and Navy (20-0) being eliminated by Stamford in he was shutting out Los An­ Bailey then got the Pirates Inflilld hit and m iy Moran fol­ at Mt. Nebo and the Gems (0-1) Works H ard tofy over the San Francisoo 21 - year - old third baseman. Bailey’s key hits dropped the rolling against Bob Bolin, who lowed with a sacrifioe fly. Da> raocninga of the Bangor News a wild' and wooly affair, 10-8. Giants. "That’s In the past. I used to Giants two games behind the geles for the third time this sea­ and even though the contents opposing Gus’a (0-1) at Charter Earlier in the the ’68 tourney, son, the Orioles pounded Bo Be- had a five-hit shutout through vaUllo and Dick Howser each Oak Park. llM two hlU lifted BaUey’s think about it a lot. I . didn’t Phillies, who were rained out collected three Mte In a IMM were old, It was refreshing With Stars Rockville defeated Niantic, 6-2, of a gaims against the Los An­ Uni^y and four suoceaaore fot seven innings. After Manny i.,a.st night's loss dropped Cen­ average to .8(M and booated.the 'wutt to be the big failure. 1 attack. reading Wednesday’s edition and heavily-favored Bristol, '6-0, hit 28 borne rtms at Columbus geles Dodgers. 18 hlU. Mota stroked a ptnoh-blt daUMe wMch carried Monday's .major ter Congo from the double Flratas Into third plaee In thq CHICAGO (AP) — During the before losing first to West Ha­ league baseball doings and elimination tourney with a sec­ ven, 8-1, and then Stamford . Fritey's copy which listed the ond team (the Gems or Gus’s) College All-Star drills when Mg to fall be the wayside tonight. strong men battered each other Several members of last aation which took place year’s club are ^ c k again, not­ DovaletteR Host Wedneeday. The Congoa spotted Wyman’s In preparation for Friday BASEBALL HEROES Ted Williams Im proving eight runs In the first inning, night's game against the Chica­ ably pitcher Jim Martello, in- But what about the sports go Bears, one big, strong man fielder Ken Foisle and catcher Dick Sisler Happy Raybestos Cards picture in Manchester, and vi- Uien caught up with a seven- Joe Van Oudenhove. A1 Puts, BOSTON (AP)->-Retlred Red;' Williams, 46, reportedly suf- run fourth only to lose the lead played a relatively lonely role. etoHyT Dick Van Raaphorst of Ohio the most valuable player in the BATTING — B o b 'BaUey, Sox slugger Ted Williams con­ fered the disc injury ^ l e play­ Twice former world softball In betnreen swimming, fish­ again, this time for good, when tournament a year ago, is on the Pittsburgh, tripled home on one tinues to Improve one week ing golf. ohampe, the Raybestos Cardl« Wyman’s scored five timea in SEAMY SLIDE OF BASEBALL—More than a bit of painful effort goes into State took no part in the muscle ing—and the saying "out of vs. muscle scrimmages. If it Rockville roster again but be­ As Interim Skipper run and scored the tying run after undergoing surgery on a nals will face the Burnside IV the last two Innings. Three runs reaching the base ahead of a baseball, as witness these two slides by Ange­ in the eighth, then drove in this world” sure applies to the hadn’t been for his football uni­ cause of a pre-season ankle in­ troublesome back. Joins Springfield velettes (88-6) Wednesday'ntofat dally eatches in Pocomoon.Pas> operation to remove pieces of a back from Florida AAM, has I hurl f o ^ e C a r^ whUe new- several eopies of my favorite No. 4, while Kennedy was In proved to be the winner. Ernie Raaphorst practiced what he hardly be counted on for full­ Manager Fred Hutchinson recovers and he “ can take ruptured spinal disc that were joined the Springfield Acorns | comer ^ ^ugW t, f r o n i L ^ Noske and Karl Komor had Cause for Concern in This Olympic Year Baltimore, scattered eight hito dally new^per. The Manches­ pursuit of his second Club does best — kicking field goals. time action. and didn’t allow a runner past pre.ssing on a spinal nerve. of the Atlantic Coast FootbaU wUl pitch for the Doves. ter Herald, thanks to excellent three hits each for the winners over again.” crown. And U the All-Stars defeat the Key additions to this year’s Hutchinson, stricken with a second base In the 0 -ln>s’ 7-0 But the hospital said Williams Conference after being waived nail service from Manchester while Dick Pitkin and Carlo Bears in Soldier Field, the boot­ club have been catcher-outfield­ Sisler, 43, in his first role as chest cancer, was released shutout victory over the Los would be hospitalized indefinite­ by the Chicago Bears of the There were 442 harasss TMing to Alexander. Over S t Ellington Ridge, two Petricca paced Wyman’s. ing Buckeye might provide the er Curt Zahner of Ellington, in­ manager of a major league Monday from Christ Hospital Angeles Angels. ly. National FootbaU League. meetings in 1968. younger members hooked up in Never Headed margin of victory. fielder Charley Ragno of Enfield club, said he was surprised CMt has certainly been In Czech Sets Discus Record, where he was confined for a when told he would be in charge the spotlight locally, andright- a 36-hole final to determine the A A N pushed over seven The last three victories and pitcher Jim Macintosh of week of tests. But it was not an­ during Hutch’s absence. iWly ae, during my absence. Club king and neither Tom runs in the second inning and scored in - the series by Bast Windsor. Schiller nor Jack Garvy could were never headed at Charter the All-Stars have re­ If Putz were at full strength, nounced if the 44-year-old man­ “ It’s added to my gray hairs come up a winner, winding up Oak. Ed White set the pace, sulted directly from the art of the District 4 champs would ager would rejoin the team a little, but I enjoyed it,” he In a deadlock. Rules .said an 18- collecting three bits in four U.S. Does Well in London field goal kicking. Last year have to be considered one of the Tuesday night for a doublehead­ said. “ I knew I had some good Good PMblifdty hole playoff would be played tries and scoring three runs. Bob Jencks, now of the Bears, “ teams to beat’’ since they er with the Milwaukee Braves. coaches to help me and that the ■Rm biggeet splash was ere- and la-st Saturday, the pair took Dave Krinjak, Dick Bretenstein made good kicks of 20 and 88 would have the necessary quan­ The decision apparently will players would give me every­ NEW YORK (AP)— T h efth is country's No. 1 man agatai<»Whetton of Britain and Baail be left to Hutchinson. A club ated by Ronnie (Red) Smith to the fairways again and and Joe Shea backed him with yards In the 20-17 triumph over tity for tournament play—Etch­ thing they had jiist like they do who has again helped publicise United Statee, atill flushed this year. Clifford of Ireland, each under spokesman said Hutch Will re­ for Hutch.” Only 10 days left Schiller wound up with the title good play on offfens* and de­ Oerter, who has gone over 200 four minutes. the . ing depth. Without him, they Manchester, Oonn., due to his fense and winning pitcher Joe with its record triumph In 1968, Bobby Joe Conrad of relegated to darkhorse status, turn when "he says he feels up “ I had a lot of pride in doing on the strength of a 2 and 1 feet a half dosen times this sea­ Ths U.S., with Tom O’Hara to It.” Hutchinson went from the ea tsta n d ^ golfing ability. Scata helped himself along with Texas AAM kicked field goals to the same aa a year ago. it for Hutch.” margin. over Russia, won four son, had a throw of 192-lV in and , was ex­ hospital to his suburban home to on a special Introductory offer In my travels over the years * • * a pair of hits. give the All-Stars a 38-19 Bristol, placing on its home “ But aa soon as Hutch la events in a major interna­ winning a special event In the pected to have an excellent shot relax. ready. It’s his ball club,” said X have found that whenever I ^ ir t Batkcervllle slammed a Canadian Olympic decathlon at the 1,500 meter title in the triumph over Detroit. In 1956, field, will again be a pre-tour­ mentioned my eonnectlon with Back on Top tional track and field meet another Buckeye, diminutive ney favorite along with Middle- Sisler, who has guided the Sisler who managed four years us. RoyaI*hgs developed a tire construction that ii so stronc, we Gin mike Mo anhoBHlriiraflM: long homer and drove In four and women’s pentathlon trials Tokyo Olympics, but may en­ Reds since July 27, also said he Maneheeter, the waial comment Back on top in the Women's runs for Gus’s. Joe Pongrat® in London but some other Tad Weed, kicked three field town led by two strong right- in the minors and joined the at Toronto a day earlier. counter more difficulties than Around the Pro Grid Camps didn’t know when Hutch win re­ Reds In 1660. the tire for any reason. iKcept tor a repairable punduie or was, "Oh, yes. New Hampshire Division at Ellington Ridge is Danek’s throw stamped him a goals in a 30-27 triumph over the handed pitchers, Tom LaBella If fens and Dick Gagne each added a weekend results could be expected. turn. The Reds have won three and la a fine state, Manchester a Eleanor Scranton who out- pair of hits. definite threat in an event the Simo Vaslc of Yugoslavia ran Cleveland Browns. and Btll Denehy. cause for concern in this Van Raaphorst, a -year-old "AS far as I know I’U stiU be lost three under Staler. dellberBte abuse, as long aa there Is stiIMM'of original iraad Mlg alee cHy.” marathoned Betty W olff in the A A N sent 11 men to the United States has virtually an excellent 8:41 flat in winning 1 FuU Schedule 6-1 220 pounder, was one of the in charge until he comes back The Reds are In third place in jHdth, who raised a few eye­ finals of the Club Champlon- plate In their big second Inning Olympic year. owned throughout the history of the 1,600 meters in a dual meet The full schedule tomorrow No one is really saying any­ top field goal kickers in colle­ Dial Question Mark actively,” Sisler said Monday the National League, 4H games brows — not too many — last flhip ToiUTiament. rally. ’There were five hits, tlie modern Olympics. This with the Bulgarian national shows Torring;ton, District 6 month when he won the Oon- thing, of course. The coments giate ranks last season. He set a champ, meeting Middletown at night. behind front-running Philadel­ The pair was all even after three errors and a sacrifice fly country has failed to win the team in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia Sisler said he met with Hutch­ aeeticut Amateur Oolf Cham­ run from "interesting,’’ through discus only three times, and has Big Ten record with six goals in 2; the Rockville - Stratford phia and three games behind 54 holes played earlier in the in ’ the splurge. Monday. It’s the equivalent of a conference competition and inson after his release and the San Francisco. pionship, brought new honor, "very good performance,” to taken seven of the last eight 3:58 mile. game at 5:46 and boat Bristol, week. And Friday an additicm- Summaries; eight for the year. He boots Following Operation manager told him he’s “feeling Sisler, an ex-Philadelphia not oriy to himself, but to "m y, m y." But there were some gold medals. Other events there saw Slavko Zone 1 king, opposing New Ha­ USHoyal will give you al 18 holea were played with Wyman Oil 820 102 3 16-20-6 them long and he boots them a little better.” The Reds have star, said the Reds' chances of Manehsster and the Mandies- indications the U.S. may not be The U.S. team's victories in Span of Yugoslavia with an ven, District 2 tltiUst at 8:15. the twosome still deadlocked. Center Congo 123 7010 14-15-3 short. refused to comment on the re­ winning the pennant are good. ter Country d u b last weekend so overpowering as thought in London Monday came In the 4(X> 8:66.9 steeplechase, Vasil Kru- The second for Thursday as Finally, In a sudden death over­ Fowler and Calhoun; Co65n some key events. Because of ttie tremendous the losers of the first two NEW YORK (A P )— Buddy Dial, a- prize addition to sults of Hutchinson’s examina­ “ We’ve got good pitching,” he when he annexed the 1964 New and Whitney. meter hurdles, by ; mov of Bulgaria with a 208-10 time, Mrs. Scranton won out In First there was the world-re- the 110 meter hurdles, by Hayes defense the Bears are expected games meeting at 2 ; the win­ the Dallas Cowboys’ pass-receiving corps, rested today tion. said, “ but the boys who have Bngland Amateur Oolf Cham­ hammer throw and Roman Le- “ I just hope he can shake this the first extra hole. cord-shattering discus toss of Jones; the iOO meter dash, by sek of Yugoslavia with a 16-1^4 to throw at the All-Stars, Van ner of game one meeting the after a successful operation but the former Pittsburgh the ability have got to ehow it.” pionship at Portland, Maine. In Army ANavy 172 103 0 14-17-6 Raaphorst should have plenty of loser o f game t/wo at 6:46 and or at least he’U be in comfort,” He said he was referring to a brand new tire free. In winning, Mrs. Scranton 211 feet, 9'/4 inches by Ludvig , and the 800 pole vault. winning at Maine, the bespec­ Gus’s No. 2 003 021 3 9-13-6 chances to try his specialty. Steelers star will be a big question mark when his new Sisler said of Hutchlnaon. Frank Robinson and Vada Pin­ thus regained the status she Danek of Cxechoslovakla in meters, by . In London, Hardin won the 400 the winners of games two and tacled rttot-maker became the Scata and Cuneo; McCormick The All-Stars will find the elub opens the National Foot- *>------“ That’s the feeling of everyone son, who are having their hit­ achieved in both 1960 and 1962 Prague Sunday. But Witold Baran of Poland meter hurdles in 80.8; Jones three oolliding in the finale. Do not confuse this offer widi Heat player In 92 years to win and Avery. oing rough when they get into ball League season next month. _ ^ t • I’ve talked to all eeaeon.” ting troubles. as Cli>b queen. That one was a real eyebrow- scored an upset victory In the took the highs in 14 fiat, Groth Doubleheaders are listed Fri­ ho4h the Connecticut State and flear territory and the Bears’ day and Saturday, single Dial, acquired from the Steel- Sislar named Bob Purkey and "That will tell the story and if the usual “partial allowance’^ raiser. First, it’s more than five mile, running a European re­ was timed in 1:48.8 and Laxra- ers last December, underwent 16th Victory New Bngland crowns in the feet beyond the pending record cord 1:66 flat and beating Cary secondary has no intention of games Sunday and If needed, Jim O’Toole to face the Bravea’ they come through, we’U make bee just nipped teammate Ollan allowing All-Star quarterback- suargery in Dallas yeoterday to toward a new tire; BSUM season. of 206-6 by A1 Oerter, Walnut, Weisiger and John cSimlen. Cassell in 46.2. Monday. Tony Caonlnger and Bob Sadow- it tough the rest of to* way,” hs N e w C o u r s e ers to throw touchdown bombs. oornsot a tear In the middle Ih e lad sailed Red. but with Calif., who has won the event in Weislger finished fourth, run- But a l,t00 meter relay team Bristol and Rockville are the For Locals sU Tuesday night. addsd. baaed on remaining treed. Mood hair, has easily stamped During my absence, also on the last two Olympics and is ning traillng John More often than not. Van Flaa- only repeaters in the tour­ muscle o f his right thigh. Tlie of Cassell, Hardin, Larrabee phorst will be called upon to at­ Rloe alumnus was hurt last hknaelf as the No. 1 amateur the golf beat, the second new and George Kerr was beaten by nament. Newcomers are Btrat- This ofifer covers: out of the Manchester Country public golf course of the sea­ tempt field goals. ford. New Haven, Middletown week during a workout at toe an English team anchored by If the big guy Is reasonably In Twi L oop Ohd> — which has boasted a son was opened in Manchester. Robbie Brightwell In 3:06. and Torrington. Tonington Cowboys' training camp in r^M€mtUla New Second Baseman —i The U.S. Royal fint-inedie successful, he could provide the thousand Oaks, CaUf. kuF« number of standouts The Red Rock Country Club And, if there was any specula­ copped the crown in the reor­ WiMySOO) Fmerson and Stolle All-Stars with the necessary ganized District 6. Once a pow­ "W e are very pleased with STANDINOS among the sImon ptires during officially started play on nine tion that old age may be catch­ points to upset the Bears. holea last Saturday. ing up with Formosa’s C. K. er in state Legion circles, they the remilte,” siiid General Man­ W. L. Pot. The tiger’s paw the past two decades—since The Bear offense was any­ copped the state and regional Moriarty Bros. . . . 16 .941 Yastrzemski Pooped, (Rad

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fipMUl SVTlOM 15 HoasiM For Salt 72 Homes For Sok 72 He P^aM9> 72 Hofifiefi For S sk 72 Honaes For Sale 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Hr FAGALY aiM SHORTEN Aphrtmuit»>—Fbitb— PumisheE A pirtaiM ti 88>A Andover lOWBRi >OaoOL--4 fuU ■BVBR ROOM oMor beau, 4 ROCKLBDGH AREA — Bight Police ArresU Troops Hunt- TcMincotg 88 ONE ROOM, heated, fonUbed SPLIT LHVML.-* rooms, mod- PHIOK REDUCED ea $ room LBAVB TOUR pre-echool chHd, alMd d a m n Oape, 4 or 6 bdd- bednmu 2 baths, lot TEdSL eni kitchsn with buUb-tas, • room Ranch. Aluminum siding. Colonial, Immediata occupan­ WE HAVE oustamera waitiiw iqMurtment, bedroom set, gas rooma, IH...... iMUha,... guagAgarage. <19,-|i9,- agee S-g, with ua vdille you WHY Wl&^MAKaHS m ’ WCHfX Robertsdn, Ssalter, la ifs bsdrooms, dining room, Two full baths, 2 flraplaces, ^ cy, St. James PariNi, $460 Herbert 49, 2 for tha rental of your opan- raiwe, rsfrigeratcb, Utchan 900. r a m ie k Sgney, 949- down. C2iar-Bon Real Estate, GOP Giucus Dov«aa, of Cult Leader! work or relax ’ worry-fM. C ANo PAtuum per CRAin bugs family room 21x28 with ear haatod garage. LoveHy jal- Pearl St, woe charged with ta- mant or borne. 3. D. Raadty, set. Free gaa, eleOmoity. Low 8464. ouaied aad ecresnad family 648-0688. Hours to meet your require­ fireplacs, S full bnlns, I-car ga­ toofleation yeatarday aftamoon •634199. rent. Aduli Apply Apartmant $18,500—7 ROOM Oolcolal. Liv­ rage, sxeeUent neli^boriiood, room In rear of home. Threa LUSAKA, Northern Rhodesia ments. Licensed child care T een -AGED LIMOAV curly LOCI4S ftiGHT HE)(T DOORUySSDOORLIYBf linN-AOED ftJS. 6,10 Depot Square. at 8 o’clock. Police reported 'service. Hapiw Hours Nursery ing room, fireplace, formal twta sisa bedrooms. Tremen­ Set Aug. 11 (AP) — Soldiers were alrllfM t CAUSE HER DISMAY 'N DESPAIR -* iouth Wtodaor $81,900. FhCbrtak Agency, 919- that they found the man etagr A Day Care Center. IBS Stiver WITH HAIR A S Y ^ I o m ’ A« A PIN • FOR R B N T -4 room heated dtatag room, 8 bedrooifis, sun 9464. dous Uvlng area, AA acne. today to lAindazi, where ram- • YIHV 7 CU22 WHAT SHE W A llv WANTS uartmant, near Paric Street. TWO ROOM apartmant, fur­ porch, natural woodwork, 87 HOLUSTER STREET gertag alons; Mata St. Dougan Lane, B. Hartford, Conn. 628- IS SHE HAPPY WITH HER THIWE8 f NOf nished, private bath and .en­ Priced to sell Immediately. Hie Republican town caucus pagtag Lumpa. warriors hava , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS IS LOHO. STRAIGHT. LAHW. HAIR - CUl <63-0111 between 9:80 a.m.- SAFE AND SOUND n g e , shade trees, cent MANCHB8TBR-T room nneh, posted a $36 bond and hie case 0076. 10 HER.STRAIGHT HAIi^ A SINf trance. UtUitlea. Na peta. ifear Ask for Norman Hohenthal. tor the purpose of nominating massacred 160' persons. The i 8 AJL to 5 PJi. 6:80 p.m. located in Manchestei t btdrooms, living room, flro- Belfiore Agency, •48-9121. Six room Cblanlal, wall-to- will be presented ta Circuit troops were ordered to capture, ' SUE^ SMOOHH HAIR Cheney’s, 296 Charter Oak. •69- brick Agency, 649-8464. eight Justices of Peace and a Court 13, Manchester, on Au». LIMDA NEVER HAS 10 FOUR ROOM apartmant, auto­ 888«, 96<-67M. 8^ room Ranch in diild- placs, dtatag room, l a m pine wall carpeting, flreplece, dead or alive, the Lumpa lead- IS fO CHICf IT’S THE paneled family room, lutaehsd ADELAIDE ROAD AREA—Re­ two full battu, 2-story 2-car candidate for Registrar of Vot­ 17. MSK WITH ROUIRS AND matic gaa heat, on bna Una, tested area. Features ft view B R I ® RANCH — Corner of er, prophetess Alice Lenshtaa. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. L ^ S T ffTYLEfSHES, garage, $17,800. PhCMek cant Usttaf. Charming 7 room garage and workshop. Home ers wiH be held Tuesday, Aug. Reports said the death to ll; PAGE PUBLICITY HOME fIBMfi ID GST working ooupl« with no chil­ you can dream about and a Parker and Stephens, owners MONDAX Tkra iSIDAX 10M AJI^-SATUROAX • AJM. ^ l u c k y ; Business Locations yard to match. The most Agency, 949-9M4. Cape, 2 lavhtories, one full m excellent condition. U. at the Town Hall, at 8 p.m. from Monday’s trail of terror ^lEAimfUL CURtt.'CHCV dren. 060-6n0. are transferred, living out of bath, professional and execu­ For Rent 84 pleasant and neat neighbor­ Town and want this spotless No notnlnatlon will be made and death through 18 villagee • Specialising in promoting LUCKVf hood imagtaaMe. Only $16,- CONCORD ROAD - $26,000. T tive area. Half acre treed lot. might be higher because sol- J PLEASE READ YOUR AD VERNON ranch home Sold. Beautiful lo­ room ranch. Finished baa«' for the poet of representative to ^M oonaock’ products and services to the FOR LEASE—ExceUent loea- 800. Can R- Walker 649-6806. Aak for Len Charboneau. Bel- dlers had not returned with ta-i cation, has three bedrooms, ment, IH baths, real deep lot flora Agency, 648-6121. CHARLES W. LATHROP, the legislature which is in ac­ OtaMdM m “ WMit .44b* an talna orer the pboM u a public. Hbcperienoed in neWe tlcn for doctor'a cCflca er living room with a separate formation from Chinsali, one of* m media of all types. with picnic araa, stc. T snlfic cordance with ttie recent ruling BBawlwBfiti. lk « adverttaer A oald raad k b ad O FIRST beauity parior. <16 Main Street dining ell, kitchen with a AGENT To Help Man the trouble spots. [ OAX f t AFPBABS aad MBPIMBT KBROBS la ttane for th« You Can Afford b a r r o w s a WALLACE buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, i l G COLONIAL In exceCIent by Atty. General Harold Mul- The Northern Rhodesian g ov -. Oompleialy renovated and am- breakfast room. One car ga •48-1677. Manchester Green location, vey that "... no further aart laaerBoB. Ih e BeraM Is raBpoaalbi«> for only ONI! laoor* g^parktag. J. D. Realty, 649- Manchester Parkade, 840^)884 848-78B* ernment issued the "dead or | P.O. BOX 658 Manchester 649-6806 rage. We listed the house at IH baths, enclosed breeseway, steps can be taken toward nom­ roet «r onrittod laaertka lor aay adyerttaemeat aad thea n»iy Luxury Living! $21,900. but they want action VERNON—Ranch 6 rooms, 8 Exist on Orb alive” order as it temporarily: to Rm wrteat o f a *aialn g o i ^ laaarttoa. Brrori wbioh do aot MANCHESTER covered rear patio. 2-car at­ inating candidates for the state outlawed the fanatic sect, ram-- and will listen to your offer bedrooms, family rise kltdi' tached garage. Ask tor Nor- Legislature.” Hie incumbent Mca the Tahw at the adaartlaoBieat will aot be oorreetad by 2ND FLOOR SPACE T; J. Crockett, Realtor, 648 en, partial rec room in beae- LARGE RANCH — Woodhill pages of which ta the past 12; adM good* laaertlaB. Elegant new 6 room apartments nCTURBSQUB ssttlng—T locm 'man Hohenthal. Betfiore Agen­ representative to the legisla By CECILIA LYNETT days have cost at least 270 lives, i . ! in lovely suburban neighbor­ Suitable for ofiHcea, diatrlbu- brick ranch, famUy rodn, IH 1677. ment, lot 90x166 with treM, cy, 648-6121. Heights 8 bedrooms, separate tore is HJlleworth Coveil, Re­ PHILADELPHIA (AP)—What tlon q>ace, b e a ^ parior or $14,500. Itailbrick Agency, •49- dtatag room, attached garage, In a nationwide broadcast ^ hood within walking distance of baths, doubls garage, wooded publican. Mrs. Elsie Stiens is time will the first earth men on Monday night after the Lumpa xm m OOOPEBAXIOK WILL Roofing— ^Siding 16 high school, bus, sh i^ liw and barber shop. ISgn tralfie lot, Manchester. Caiiton W. MANCHESTER - $14,900. Six 8464. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE In full oversize basement, paneled room brick Cape, fireplace, Incumbent Registrar of Voters. the moon go by? massacre of 160 persons at Lun- < BB APPUBOIATBD DIALM3-2711 mtautes from Parkway. Equip­ count. Mata St. location. Hutchins, Realtor. 649-6182. Manchester. Seven room Gar­ living room, den, b^room . The RepubMcan Town Com That's perhaps a silly ques­ DION CONSTRUCTION—Roof- > Will build to suit needs. garage, excellent condition, MANCHESTER — central, bus rison Colonial, custom built by Outstanding condition througb- dazl. Prime Minister Kenneth' ped with GE refrigerator, mees, near bus, line. Bhccellent 2-famlly of mittee meets tonight at 8 tion, but there is a real problem tag, siding, alterations, ceil­ bullt-ta GE oven, range Reasonable lease. CUSTOM BUILT 8 bedroom riiopptag, Gambolati, automatic kitchen oqt. Large elevated lot. City Kaunda threatened anyone a t -. ings, gutters end aluminum school, Carlton W Rutehtae, 4H-4H. Two heating systems. o’clock in flie Town Hall. Among —at least as top scientists see it tending meetings of the cult ‘ garbage disposer. Rent Includes ranch, 1 baths, large living featuring Tappan bullt-tas. Co­ water, sewers. Near schools, the Items to be discussed will —ta getting a man from earth wtadowB. 643-4362. 6434)896. 649-1647 room, fireplace, kitchen with Realtor, 649-6182. Priced to tell at $16,500. lonial Urch rec room. Plas­ shopping areas. 16 minute ac­ with seven years ta prison. beat and hot water, free park­ Hayes Agency, 643-4803. be the annual barbecue tenta­ adjusted to time on the moon. ing, outdoor picnic and recrea' OFFICE ^>ace and store spaea bullt-tas, ftaished rec room tered walls. Ask for Len Char­ cess to Hartford. Can assume tively scheduled for some time Kaunda said he does not di­ Tmililt RMchiig Oyr AivtrliMr? BIDWELL SIDING and roof-’ with fireplace and bar, at­ MANCHESTER RANCH - 2 G.I. mortgage. Realis- Man has had a biological spute the right of the Lumpas to ' tlon area. for rent, Mata S t, near Cen­ years old, excellent location, NEW LJ8TINO—Porter Street boneau. Belfiore Agency, 648- next week. clock built into him since his —finest quality aluminum | tached 2-car garage, large 6121. ticaily priced tor quick sale by their religious beliefs — a siding and installation. 643- ♦ fcy Ub>N< f99hw IfbHaiN, ter. 649-5229, 9-6. 21 foot living room, fireplace, area. 6 room Cape, plus rec Miss Sue Hohmsjm, a mem­ evolution. As he goes about his 5379. wooded lot tor maximiun pri­ room, 2-car garage, deep tree owner direct at $21,600. 648- hodgepodge of African supersti- ‘ M-Hnr Ainwriic Stnrict Only $125! kitchen with bullt-tas, natural SEVEN ROOM Colonial In St. 2089. ber of the Senior Girt Scout daily activities, his metabolism tlon, paganism and Church of SIX ROOMS tor offlcee, etore, vacy. $25,900. Phfibriclc Agen- woodwirk, aluminum windows, shaded, private lot, $17,900. «y, 649-8464. James parish. Oarage, IH Troop in Andover, recently re­ is geared to a 24-hour day. Scotland theology — but he in­ A. A. raOM. INC. RocOng and apartment. 476 * Main doors, and awnings, attached Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Help Wanted— Female 35 baths. Ideal for large family at COVENTRY — 7-year-old, com­ turned from a ten-day camping Space medicine doctors are sisted on the restoration of o r -« fm to HtraM Riaitri , painting. Oarpentryntry. Al. DogiB— Birds—Pets' 41 Household Goods 51 Completely Furnished With Street, Manchester. 6494V229, garage, $21,900. Phllbrick trip In the Adirondack State concerned with the lunar ex­ 9-6. CENTER HALL OcConlal—St. HILLSIDE AVENUE. Verno.. - moderate cost. Ask for Leonard pletely furnished, 4 room der. He said he would lift the » a and addltiana. OeU- PART-TIME and full-time fab­ Free Air - Conditioning and James Pariah. Porter Street Agency. 649-8464. Ranch with lake view on 188’ Forest in New York, canoeing plorer’s ability to adapt to con­ Wbat hrtonaattoa oa one ad oar idaaaHled adverttaeoHabar No taga. Workmanahlp guaran­ GROOMING aad boarding, will BABY CARRIAGE and Coeco 4-year-old 6 room ranch wltn Charboneau. Belfiore Agency, ban ta about a month if the car­ » ric sales girls wanted. Apply collect and deliver. H. C. Free Washer and Dryer area. 8 yeara old. 6 large 848-6121. frontage lot, only $6,100. Con­ part of the Flilton Lake CYiain. ditions ta which day and night, ■laiiia at the telaphoao Hated? Slmalo eaB tho teed. m Autumn St. 64S-4S80. jumping chair, $12. for both. garage in one-year-old condi­ as we know them on earth, do nage ends. to Manager, Pilgrim Mills, Caiase, Harmony Hill Kennela Houses For Rmt 85 rooms, I'A baths, huge recrea- tact J. R. Orcutt Agency, 742- Sue’s unit of ten girls’ and two Kaunda is trying desperately Also baby walker, new, $8. 648- Vernon tion, shaded yard, built-in kitch­ counselors put in at Old Forge not exist. For most of us, day­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement Hartford Road, Manchester. Bolton, 643-6427. tloa room with fireplace, built- SIX ROOM Cape on bus line, 4 7846. to bring peace to the central Al- » EDWARDS 7791. Only $150! en, attractive dining room, and took out at Long Lake. They time and nighttime regulate our Onmjnany — Roofing, siding, el. Open dally 10 a.m.-9 p.m., tas, breeseway and attached REASONABLE RANCH paneled living room with fire­ bedrooms possible, priced ri^t rican country before it recaivea ' teranona, additions and re­ Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. BOARDING, dogs only. Lady VERNON — Five Room Ranrii, garage. $26,900 , Phll­ at $18,900. Ask for Leonard VEJRNON — Spic and span covered a dl.stance of fifty activities. ANSWERING SERVICE UNIVERSAL electric range, place, oil hot water heat, 8 ranch. rooms, garage, com­ independence from Britain ta 13 « modeling^ aU types Bxcel- Buster Kennels, R. P. <3obb 216 very reasonable. Call after 4. $126 a month. T et 876-6180. brick Agency, 649-8464. Charboneau. Belfiore Agency, miles by canoe and portage. How will man adapt himself bedrooms, new listing. Wolver- binations. Tongren Agency, 648- This camping opportunity is of­ to conditions on the moon where weeks. lent woremiaanahlp. 849-4MW. Hlllstown Rd., Manchester. 648-0314. Ell shaped, 5 rooms with 8 ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. 643-6121. 4494)500 — 875-2519 ACT NOW — 649-8496. Samuel M. NEAR HARTFORD and Eaet MANCHESTER — Year-old c UsH bedrooms, 2 partlailly com­ •821, 875-6879. fered only to those girls who one lunar day equals 29 earth Some 2,200 native troops un­ Hartford—6-room ranch with tom 6% room ranch, aluminum pleted rooms in basement, COMPACT OLDESR home, nice­ have had previous camping and days? der White officers are combing aad leave yoor Bwaaage. XoaH hear from oar adrerttaer la Jly LEAVING STATE — SeUlng $23,90(1—JUST LISTED, a three INVESTMENT PROPERTY—8 (he bush for Lumpa prophetess DEMONSTRATE TOYS household appliances, living large finished rec nxMn, $150 Biding, 2-car garage, 2 baths, built-ins, fire alarm system, ly located on east side, 2 bed­ canoeing experience. A "moon clock” —adjusted so time wlflioiit apeadlag aD evening at the telephone. loofingand Chimneys 16-A Lavitt Agency family. Two three-roomers on family in good condition, fine Alice Lenshtaa, who founded the CHMUAHUA pups, AKC, toy room furniture, dining room— a month. J. D. Realty Co.. family room with fireplace, near new Skinner Rd. one floor, a five-roomer on sec­ rooms, 2-car garage. Good Miss Hohmann has attended that time on the moon can be ROOFiNG — Speclallstag m- Work now ’til December full or breed. 7478369. 643-5129. huge suburban lot. Hayes Agen­ School. Only $13,900. Call S. sized rooms. Ask tor Leonard location, excellent returns on resident Girl Scout camps for computed exactly into the same sect 11 years ago, claiming she round Flemish oak table, 5 •43-2168 Realtors 875-6297 ond. Good income. Excellent investment. Owner 649-0629. palrtag roofs of all kinds, new part-time. Experience unneces­ oliairs and armchair; large cy, 648-4808. a a rk 649-5306, 876-2800. financing available. T. J. Charboneau. BeCflore Agency, eight years and last summer period as time on earth—is the bad died and returned from Vemon Circle, Pkwy Exit 96 Heaven. Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 roots, gutter worii, chimneys sary. Excellent commissions. mahogany bureau; Birdseye FTVE ROOM Cape Cod, 2 bed- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 643-6121. took part in a canoe trip on the answer, in the opinion of Dr. BOXER SHEPHERD puppies Open 7 Days A Week rooms, garage,'^parking, stove, BEAUTIFUL paneled heated CUSTOM RANCH—8 bedrooms, Officials believe the error at cleaned, repaired. Aluminum No Investment. No collecting. maple bureau; oak riiiffonier; upper Connecticut River. She I.M. Levitt, astronomer and di­ LOST—Blue^gray frame glasses, 1969 VOLVO, Model 644, 4- No delivering. Write or Call col­ for sale. Call 742-8198. refrigerator. 643-0888 after 4 family room off kitchen, 8 bed BARROWS & WALLACE PROFESSIONAL and executive 2 baths, large living room, Lundazi, a market center 400 sldliig. M years* experience. many other articles. Phone 4% ROOM APARTMENT, heat BIGHT R(X)M raised ranch, fireplace, dining room, rec is also the most recent mem^r rector of Philadelphia's Fels Coin Lau^ry on Center speed transmission, new paint, Free estimates Call Bowley, lect SANTA’S PAR'HES, INC. p.m. room ranch, aluminum storms, Manchester Parkade, two years old, large living area. Eight room Ranch on miles northeast of Lusaka, was GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup- 643-0990. 8 a.m.-12, or after 6 and hot water, rent $126.60 per room, attached 2-car garage, of the "Forty Sixers”, a selKt Planetarium. Street. 11 found, call 649.0444. brakes, and battery, J960. 649- 643-5361, 644-8333. Avon. Conn., OR3-345S. After «, month. Call 6434H06. cellar, 168x245 lot, only $16,- Manchester 649-6306 room with fireplace, modern one acre professionally land­ He took his theories and cal­ ta retaliation tor the alaytag of 9881. OR3-9829. F*OR LEASE — Columbia Lake 6<^. Oarlton W. Hutchtas. 649- scaped lot. Two baths, 8 fire­ beautiful view, $31,000. Phil- membership of 278 perswis who kitchen with built-ins, family brick Agency, Realtors, 649- culations to Martin M. Decker, 75 Lumpas at the sect’s head­ liOST—Maine coon cat, white RAT’S ROOFINO CO.-Shingle Istered champion bloodline.' KTmm rN 'TA m i- a ^ .— ROCKVILLE—Five room apart­ Section, in lovely old Colonial 61S2. room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone places, 6 bedrooms. This is a have climbed the designated quarter at Slone Thursday. The paws, wWte chest, letter “ M” Call 649-6100. i^ivW E N TABLE and 4 chairs; home. Front entrance, 5 rooms SO. WINDSOR ranch—8 bed' 8464. chairman of the board of the Trailers— roofs, mtters. built-up roofs, one set of 6 golf clubs and bag; ment, children allowed, stove, hot water heat, garage, $24,900. "must see” residence. Many forty-elx peaks in the Adlron- National Aeronautics Associa­ Lumpas died ta a suicidal on forehead, answers to "Tip­ SALESLADIES, full-time only, on entire second floor, heated, NO. COVENTRY — Custom rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, mod­ other features too numerous to Mobile Homes 6-A roof and chimney repairs, Ray FREE to good home—part gray Persian lamb fur coat, hot water heater, $65. Call af­ Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. MANCHB)8TER-24x48 ranch, 8 dacks, most of which are over tion and president of the Decker charge with spears and mussle py,” vicinity Vemon Circle. Jackson, OfS-SSOB, Ray Hage- women’s and junior miss or ter 6, 643-4386. your own thermostat. New Pro­ Dullt Lrcolonlal ranch, paneled ern kitchen with birch cab­ mention. Ask for Norman Hoh­ 4,000 feet. This ’’Forty-Sixers” children’s apparel In our new golden retriever, one year old % length. Before 8 p.m. at 386 bedrooms, ceramic bath with Oorp. of Philadelphia. loaders against govermnsnt il- •44-1366. now, 669-2216. Porter Street. vincial kitchen includes stove, 24 foot living room, many au­ inets, attached garage, cen REPAPERED and repainted 6- enthal. Belfiore Agency, 648- group has been in existence expansion. Top salary. Apply female. Call 649-1043 after 6:30. double vanity, finished rec Decker built the moon clock. flsmen. BISSELL STREET — 4 room refrigerator, and stainless steel thentic details, 6 picturesque tral air conditioning, aluminum room Colonial, close to all 5121. since 1923. TRAVEL ■mAXLBR for rent. in person 9-12 a.m.. Tots ’n combinations, $18,000. Phil- room, 2 fir^ioces, daylight It has two dials showing the Some 300 men and women 876-6936. PART BASSBTT 6 months’ oid tenement, second floor, $70. sink. Handsome new bath with acres. Hayes Agency, 643-4808 schools and transportation. Sue will also be one of the sacked and deetroyed 10 vil­ Announcanma Radlo-TV Repair Teens, Casual Villager Shops, 649-5229, 9-6. two marble top sinks. Dining brick Agency, 649-8464. ESTATE LIKE property mta­ basement, half acre, near Greenwich time on earth and female puppy, $10. Call 649- KENMORE ELECTRIC Range, Fireplaced living room, formal Salter’s Pool, $17,400. 648-4264. crew o f nine Girl Scouts who the local time for a particular lages, attacked government of­ Services 18 956 Main Street, Manchester, 6728. good condition, 643-7428. room. Two fireplaces, one in RANCH — BIGHT rooms. South dining room, full attic and utes from Manchester. 6H laJOCntOLUX aalea and aerv 18 FOOT HI-LO aluminum SO. WINDSOR—$600 down buys on Sunday will begin six days point on the moon. fices and overran a poUco sta­ camper, used 7 days, com­ or call for appointment 643- COTTAGE STREET — Four 15x16 living room, one in 16x16 Windsor, one full and two half cellar, 2-car garage. Immedi­ acres. Garrison Colonial, near Ice, banded representative Al­ rooms, first floor, furnace, $90. a 8 bedroom 6)4 room ranch, new golf course. Excellent In­ FOUR ROOMS, bath, and en­ saUU« on the ”Briniant”, a 90- The position of the sun at any tion ta ths Lundast area M on-- pletely equipped. McBride's CONNIE’S ’tv and Radio Serv­ 2128. ONE GOOD wool taupe tweed master bedroom. Generous baths, modern kitchen with ate occupancy. A solid home closed heated porch, oil hot lred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., ice, available aU hours. Satis- 9x10 rug and pad, $18. 643- 649-4498. built-ins, dining room, 4 bed­ oil hot water heat. 100x200 lot. vestment. Ask for Norman foot racing sailing ship design­ moment, even when It is below day, a government epokoeman Manchester, 644-8141. Sport Spot. 639 Center St. 649- Articles For bale 45 closets in all rooms, plus attic. in a good residential neighbor­ water heat, 100x100 lot In 8747. factlaa guaranteed. OaD 669- 7066. Porch. Garage. Your privilege, rooms, family room, 2-car ga­ Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Hohenflial. Belfiore Agency, ed for the Bermuda Cup Races the horizon during the lunar said. Most of the vlcflms ware hood. Excellent value. Ask for Coventry. 742-7066. night, is shown on a scale which African villagers. Two tiww« m m o . Party Plan SCREENED loam tor the best barn with stalls, grazing for rage, lot 100x206, owner wants Bill Belfiore. Belfiore Agency, 648-6121. and which is presently part of RCA COMBINA*nON radio, 2 FTVE ROOM apartment, 29 MANCHESTER VldNITY — 6 marks off the 29Vi lunar days to familiss and an Alrisan poUeo- Personals CAMPING TRAILER. New in lawBB, delivered from our horses. Complete privacy. Ref­ quick sale because of Illness, 643-5121. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, the Youth Training Program TOY DEMONS^ATORS screeniug plant. Andover Co­ record players, and 14” TV, Foster St. room ranch, situated on a MANCHESTER—In the Buck- offered by the Mystic Seaport. one earth day. raan also w trs killed, Kio Horizon, two months old. com­ erences required. CJall 228-8706. $23,500. Phllbrick Agency, 649- 160x160 well shrubbid lot, at­ shed dormer, 2 partly finished, WANTED RIDB from Broad plete, ready for road. $500. Moving—^Trucking-— lumbia. George H. Grifftag mahogany cabinet, $30. 640- 8464. MAN(3IESTER-BOLTON — 7 ley School area. Big, Immacu­ Other Senior Scouts from An­ The position of the sun is spokesman said. WIN A FORD! tached garage, 3 bedrooms, late 7 room Ranch, featuring 2-car garage, open staircase, and W. Middle Tpkc. to Lewis 145 Hilliard Street. 643-9758. Storage 20 Inc., 742-7886. 2696. room raised Ranch, 2-car ga­ fireplace, paneled wall. Gates- dover who will be part of the marked by a sunburst, and from Tourista were urged to leave, dining room, wall to wall car­ 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitch­ this point the altitude of the sun and Main Streets, Hartford, Leading toy party company GLASTONBURY Resort Property rage, 2 fireplaces, large family Hanley Agency, 648-0080, 649- crew will be Betsy Houle, Di­ the area. The government air­ MANCHESTBIR Delivery. UgM FROM WALL to wall, no soil SEWING MACHINES. Singer. pet In living room, built-in oven en with large dtatag area, during the course of the month lifted additional flroope to L w - 8:30-6. 649-6983. will pay top commissions to For Rent 67 and range, close to bus line. room, laundry room, bullt-tas, 8178. ane Kelley, Charlotte Phelps, Auto Driving School 7-A trucking and package delivery. « at all, on carpets cleaned with Special sale of machines tsdi- COLONIAL VILLAGE $13,900 hot water oil heat, 2 half baths built-ins, fully finished and and the time to sunrise, along dazi to pursue the raidsrs. It Refrigerators, waahers and hlgh-calibre toy demonstra­ en in trade on new Singer Immediate occupancy, $16,900. heated rec room, 2-car garage, Martha Hammond, and Hillary with the position of the sun, is tors . . . PLUS FORD FAL­ Blue Lustre. Rent electric C»LUMBIA LAKE — Small and one full bath, on acre lot NEW ON THE MARKET—6 also sent planes to drq^ Isoflots AutomobDes For Sale 4 LEARN TO DRIVE — Special stove moving specialty. Folding shampooer $1. The Sherwin- models. Portables and coti- New Listing In a 8 room ex­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 100’ frontage, built 1959. Ex­ Porter. Tills program is spon­ Indicated. CONS as Bonus Prizes. For GARDEN APARTMENTS waterfront cottages for rent. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. room Cape in excellent loca­ sored by the Connecticut Tralle calling for peace. attention to 'nervous and el­ ehalra for rent 0694)7112. Williams Co. soles. AM thoroughly recondi­ Call 643-2698, 649-4929. pandable Cape. Quiet, con­ 649-2813. cellent buy at $22,900. Wolver­ tion, situated on nice lot at A rotating earth is shown details, call or write for Council of Girl Scouts. > Some 1,300 refugees flooded ’ NEED CART Tour credit tam­ derly. Classroom for teen­ tioned by Singer experts. Ex­ venient West Side location. BOLTON—Big 7 room ranch on ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. 60x120. Ideal for children at spinning once on its axis ta 24 into Lundasi. Hundreds more - personal Interview: LOAM SALE! Dark, rich stone $13,900 — ATTRACTIVE 8 bed­ ed down! Sbcit on down pey- agers. Pickup service. Day or ceptional values from $29.96. Minutes from Hartford shopping BLACK POINT—Cottage. 3 bed­ A very well kept home. 4 acres. 1% baths, 8 car ga­ $18,000. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. MUitory Notes hours and around the rotating sought ssylum at tho White Fa-*" PainUng-i-Papering 21 free loam, regular $14 only room ranch, fireplace, alumin­ MANCHESTER — 6 room Co­ Alan K. Hutchinson electron­ ment? Bankrupt? Repneeee- evening lessons. Reasonable At your Singer Sewing Center, | areas. rooms, fireplace, screened rage, basement fis h e d off. earth Is a device designed to thora’ M ulann Misflon, south Non? Don’t despair! See Hon- rates. Manchester Driving AMERICAN HOME TOY $12.60. Fill, gravel, sand, stone 832 Main Street. Phone 643- porch, near beach, August 16 um storms, enclosed carport, large productive blueberry lonial in AA area with breeze COVENTRY NORTH — Near ics technician seaman ta the show the phase of the earth aa PAINTINQ, EKTERIOK and in­ Spacious 1-2 bedrooms u d du­ basement, large lot, nice view. way and 2-car garage, 28 toot of Chinsali. Hio crowding hasj eat Douglaa. Inqulrr about low- Academy, 742-7249. PARTIES. INC. 643-9504. 8883. Open tonight till 9. Ml. 643-6000. PORTER STREET AREA patch . . . good tor $500.00 Ooventry goSf course. 100 acre Navy, son of Mr. and M n . M. seen from the moon. aot down, emidlest payments terior, paperhanging wall­ plex apartments. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, living room with fireplace, resulted ta outbreaks of small-' Marilyn Lentocha per year income. Vacant, low farm, high location, lots of road B. Hutchinson of 271 Lake St., A calendar is incorporated ta pox, tyitaoid and dysentery, a n d ' anywhere. No email loon or fi­ paper removed, dry wall work. PICNIC Tables, several sty’Ies, 649-6132. formal dining room, large fam frontage, older 9 room home, Kingsbury Ave. Ext., R.D. No. 1 Luxurious garden setting. Newly Meted one-year-old thirties. T. J. Crockett, Real­ recently returned to Charleston, the clock to show the date on the mission reports R la low en' nance company plan. Douglas Business Services Reasonable rates. Bank financ­ extra sturdy construction, 6 Business Property lly kitchen, 8 generous sized dairy barn, out buildings, ing arranged F\illy Insured. Rockville, Conn. 06066 Machinery and Tools 52 Garrison Colonial, 4 twin tor, 643-1677. S.C. aboard the submarine tend­ the earth which will also be coH' medical suppUee and food. Motors, S83 Main. Offered 13 foot, $12.50 up; 8 foot, $16.60 For Sale 70 VERNON — 5’ i room ranch, bedrooms, 1% baths, shaded many potentials. Lawrence F, er UBS Proteus, completing a sidered the date on the moon. Free estimates. e49-9eS8, Jo­ Phone 876-1332 up; delivered. W. Ztaker, Pta- sized bedrooms, 1% baths, yard. Owner transferred. Wol­ Kaunda told a par^ . rally ta? EIGHT FOOT porcelain sinks P>ay area, large lot, many extras. Vacant. Flano, Realtor, 648-2766. tour of duty at Holy Loch, Scot­ The moon clock was con­ 1961 UNOOLN Continental, ex­ seph P. Lewis. ney Street, Ellington. 875-7143. rec room, kitchen built-in.s. verton Agency, Realtor, 640 Lusaka to loavs roproaaion at LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ with four faucets. Good for in- Many wonderful built-in appli- BUSINESS ZONE m — Eight A beautifully decorated Shown anytime. Tongren Agen­ VACANT RANCH Charles Nicholson. 742-6864. land and Rota, Spain. structed on the grounds of the cellent running cmdltion, all cy, 643-6321, 875-6379. 2813. the Lumpas to Us govommont. " fe r s , sales, rotor blades INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint­ dustrial work. Original price ances and conveniences. rooms with two offices, sep­ home. Exclusive with On the west side of Town Gunars Vtakels, son of Mr. Decker firm ta suburban Phila­ powered, plus air ccmditifming NAME BRAND Goods Free— BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill arate entrance, suitable tor MANCHESTER — Modern, im­ Vowing to avonga tboao alaui^t- • sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ ing. You name your own price. the first time you use Blue $260, sacrifice $35. Fontaine’s (High Street) a five room MANCHESTER—6 room execu­ and Mrs. Retaholds Vtakels of delphia. very reasonable. 643-9096 ice Manchester Cycle Shop, Help friends shop with just $1 All moderately priced. business or professional use. HILLIARD ST. - $18,900—plus ranch with full basement. maculate 3 bedroom ranch in ered, Kaunda promised to i^ o ; 649-7868. 876-8401. Lustre to clean rugs. Rent elec­ Used Restaurant Equipment, tive ranch on large suburban Wales Rd., has been commis­ Although it is a privately 149 W. Middle Turnpike. 8 ^ weekly. You get things tree. 478 Windsor St., Hartford. 627- Phllbrick Agmcy, 849-S464. another $3,000 tor a B. zone Brick and frame, fireplace, Bowers School: area, kitchen the sect "three ttmes as much 1962 FORD GALAXIE 600 2-door Write for detaKs and free 396 tric shampooer $1. Olcott Va­ lot, 8 oversize bedrooms, dining sioned a second lieutenant ta owned corporation, much of Its HXTEk IOR and Interior paint­ 6771. WESLEY R. SMITH lot. Neat home, 6 large rooms, nice corner lot. Excellent built-tas, garage. Bel Air Real woric is done for the govern­ trouble” as it had given. Hardtop, standard shift, over­ page catalog. Popular Club riety Store. CALL GLASTONBURY ESSO SERVICE station for porches, tiled bath, garage. room, 2 baths, 2-car garage, the U.8. Air Force upon gradu­ ing Wallpaper books. Paper- condition throughout. Will Estate, 648-9882. ment, and. Decker eald the "There le aomethtag wrong. drive, new tires, excellent con­ r e p a i r s on all makes of re Plan, Dept. K804, Lynbrook, lease at Bolton Notch, High­ AGENCY Worth investigating. T. J. recreation room. Bel Air Real ation from Officer Training hanging. Celltags. Floors. Flilly qualify for FHA minimum work le top secret. Even the with our natioa,” he aald. “Part dition. 649-2603. frigeratorp. washers, ranges N.Y. LAWNMOWERS - Arlens, 683-7181 ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Estate, 643-9332. BOLTON CENTER — Spacious School (OTS) at Lackland AFB of ue has stopped thinking, wa' insured. Workmanship guar-1 Lawn Boy. Toro, Bolens Orbit Office and Store down. Selling for only $17,- Tex. number of employes te elasel' and dryera. All oil burners D. Lothrop, 627-4188. 643-1567 900 and trades will be con­ Split, 7 rooms, flnlriied have got to work hard to U ean' 1967 CHEVROLET Convertible, anteed. Leo Pelletier. 649-6328. | TWO (XIUNTBR girls for foun­ Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- Equipment 54 BOLTON-MANCHF5STER Mn Lt. Vinkels, selected for OTS fled information. cleaned and serviced. All work If no answer, 643-9043. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE—Want a sidered. T. J. Oockett, rec room, garage, close to up this rubbish." ^ 283 cu. in., V-8, powerglide. guaranteed. 649-0066. tain work, one for day.>., one horse and Bolens 4-wheel Modem 4 bedroom ranch on through competitive examina­ Decker founded the firm In 649-8714 atfter 6 p.m. BOBTAIL stainless steel soda home with quality through­ Realtor, 643-1677. churches, schools aiid library, Alice, an African ta her 40s.- for evening.s, Apply Holiday tractors. Parts and service. Land For Sale 71 out? Look over our split level 100x200 lot, 2-car garage, full $21,600. Louis Dlmock Realty, tion, is being assigned to Shep­ 1961. in t e r io r and exterior paint­ Capitol Equipment Company. fountains, $66 up. Also, large R(X)M FLAT. Call 649- basement, I ’i baths. Bel Air Primarily, the corporation ^ was raised ta a strict- 1969 CHEVROLETT Impala Con­ s t e p s , s id e w a l k s ! statM ing, wallpaper removed, fully Lanes Luncheonette, 643-2126. BO. WINDSOR — 6'^ room up In the Lakewood Circle 649-9838. pard AFB, Tex. for training as walla, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ 38 Main St., Manchester. assortment restaurant equip- i BOLTON—20 acres, low taxes— Split Level with garage on a NEW RANCHES — Three new R®»1 Estate, 648-9332. works with electronic instru­ Church of Scotland mission, is vertible, exceptional condition. insured. Rene Belanger. 648- ment. Fontaine’s — - - area. 8 rooms, 2% baths, etc. a missle launch officer. believed to have eome 20,000 |(d- - races, hatchways, dry wells. Open dally 7-6, Thursday 7-9, Used Res­ THREE ROOM apartment, this is unusual property be­ shaded 100x200 lot, aluminum ranch homes under constm c-[ ^ g jjj CAMBRIDGE STREET area— mentation. Will consider any reasonable 0612 or 644-0804. Saturday 7-4. taurant Equipment, 473 Wind­ Priced In the mid thirties Well Received lowers All concrete repairs. Reason­ Help IV anted— >iale 36 stove, refrigerator, heat, hot cause of the view and privacy. combinations, rec room, utility and we think It worth It. T. J. tlon. Six rooms, garage, full v Completely remodeled large 8 Decker has established the offer. Call 643-1433 , 9 a.m. to 6 sor St., Hartford. Marion Edlund Real Estate, tavel home Ideally situated on a Congressman William 8t. able. 643-0851. water, close to Main St., $86. room, 3 large bedrooms, large Crockett, Rea'.tor. 648-1677. basements, big lots within a room home with l>/4 baths, Onge received an enthusiastic Kathleen H. and Martin M p.m., alter 6 p.m. call 523-4718. SPOTS before your eyes—on 644-0414, 289-4619. well shaded lot, 2-car garage, Decker Foundation, named tor Electrical Services 22 PLUMBING and heating men, Call after 6, 643-4386, living room, VA baths. Easy block of a new school. FHA kitchen with new formica coun' welcome from the more than Gwman ImporU Shift . typewriters - Standard experienced, for new installa­ your new carpet—remove them commuting to Hartford. Wol­ kitchen with built-ins, living ters, birch cabinets, and stain­ his wife and himself, which pro­ MANCHESTER—On Harlan St or Va. Terrific value tor only room with fireplace, dining 400 people he spoke to on July Md electric. Repaired, over­ FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt tions. (3ar. Andover 742-6290 af­ with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ Wanted— To Buy 58 SEX ROOM duplex, 177 Maple verton Agency, Realtor, 649- $18,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, less steel sink, new ceramic vides fellowships and scholar­ tric shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint Houses For Sale 72 6 room Cape Ctod with breeze- room, 8 bedrooms, large 25 ta Stafford at a smorgasbord BONN — West Oermany is hauled. rented. Adding ma­ service on all types of elec­ ter 6 p.m. Street. Call 643-4041, 3:30-9:30 2613. 648-1577. tile bath, 100 ampere electrical ships to medical and physical chines rented and repaired. A Wallpaper Supply. WE BUY, 8ELX, or trade an­ way and garage, tree shaded closets. Two tiled bathrooms dinner and dance which served importing a larger proportkm of MercedeS'Benz trical wiring. Licensed ------tique and used furniture, china, VERNON-BOLTON line — 4- . . . and a 28x24 heated family as the opening of hie campaign sured. Wilson Electrical Co., ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive room with fireplace, 3 bed­ ments. This property you must Decker thinks the United to. The share of raw matarlals, Yale Typewriter Service. 649- Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. tools, references. Call 643-6449, Rummage Sale, glass, silver, picture frames 2V4 ROOMS, centrally located, year-old, excellent condition 6 room. Custom built 1961. Wo5. in Tolland County. Also attend­ Hie most wanted car in the 138 No. Elm St., Monday and dining area, sutiirban. Owner rooms, l'^ baths, all for $17,- see. Owner-agent, 648-9278. States will bs the first nation to which accounted for about 08 4966. or 643-0273. and old coins, old dolls snd heat, hot water. Reasonable. It's Jumper Time room Ranch, large kitchen, verton Agency, Realtor, 649 ing w?re delegations from Wll- reach the moon, and "W e will Tuesday until dark. Every­ guns, hobby collections, attic anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, 400. Wolverton Agency. Real­ per cant of industrial Imports in world. All models, new and Call 12 noon to 6 p.m., 649- built-ins, rec room, fireplace, 2818. llmantic, PutnEun, and New be up there within the next two YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-ll PLUMBERS AND HELPERS thing from .soup to nuts. Ex­ contents or whole estates. Fur­ Realtor. 649-5182. tor, 649-2813. 1960, fill to 26 per cent in 1992. Floor Finishing 24 8404. fruit trees, on two lots, 826’ Lots For S«I6 73 London. or three years.” used. Including the fabulous Cellars, attics, trash, small for new construction work. Call ample: Stoves, bunk beds, bu­ niture Repair Service Talcntt- MANCHESTER — New 8 room The proportion of Imported naan- frontage. Easily financed, $22,- Commissioner Attilio FVassl- "Man will reach the moon Diesel — brings you 36-46 ^ ck in g done A-I right! CWl FLOOR SANDING and reftalsh- 289-0811 after 7. reaus, tires, clothes. vllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. RtXJKVILLE—3^ room mod­ CONCORD. RD I Beautiful raised ranch, 2-car garage, NICELY LOCATEH? building ufsetured goods rose to more ranch, la i^ living room, form­ 900. Contact J. R. Orcutt Agen­ nelll was Toastmaster and in­ very shortly and will live on the 643-2928, Tremano Truektag tag (specializing in older em apartment, desirable bullt-ins. l'/4 baths. acre lot, lot on black top road. Over than 88 per cent of alL Industrial m.p.g., with hardly any up­ al dining room, cabinet kiteben, Wardrobe Winner! cy, 742-7846. troduced the guests and offici­ moon the same as we have done Service. floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ WANTED — Part-time real es­ KITCHEN TABLE and 4 chairs; WANTED TO BUY—Antiques neighborhood, adults, $116 a tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ 100’ frontage, 265’ deep. Bel Imports in 1962 compared with tate salesman or woman. Could one set of 6 golf clubs and bag; *tod good used furniture. VU- 2 bedrooms, recreation room, als, Mrs. St. Onge; National on the arctics and the North keep. Call Robert Goehring, ing. Ceilings. Papertiangtag. month. 649-4824 , 876-1166. NEW LISTING - BV4 room cy, 643-4803. flore Agency, 643-5121. Committee Woman Beatrice Just over 23 per cant in 1960. HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Re­ No job too smHll. John Ver- develop into full-time if de­ gray Persian lamb fur coat,, Peddler Auction House, landscaped yard. Marlon B. Pole,” he predicts. ranch, set high on a hill, huge Rosenthal of Waterford: Dr. your Newman Import man, moval—Cellars, attics, yards. faille, 649-6760. sired. Write stating hours % length: miscellaneous .small i Route 88, Ellington. 876-8711. BEAUnPUL new Towne House Roh®rtaon. Realtor. 648-6968. RANCH, 5'3 rooms, nestled in FOR SALE — Building lots In yard tor the little ones to play, John 3attl, State Central Com­ at 236-8221 or 649-0666. Weekly or monthly pickup. available and qualifications to garden tools; approximately 76' Hob Flucklger. and Son. the trees In a beautiful wooded Union, Conn., 200 x 200. 684- ™ SPACIOUS 6 room older Co- walk-out basemenf, kitchen mitteeman, and others involved LAND, SEA AND AXB Harold Roar. 649-4034. Rockville P.O. Box 173. foot rubber hose and Florida |------rooms) with refrigerator, refrieerator. i^ i» i ______w ..-,.-- neighborhood. Just off Route 7027. Bonds— Stocks— lonlal, modern kitchen, 1% with dining area. 8 bedrooms, 18. House has 8 bedrooms, IH ta the campaign. ARE YOU IN type .sprinicler: chaise lounge i range, heat and hot water, di.s- minutes to shopping, $14,9(X). I^ P ID RUBBISH removal—^At­ .Mortgages MASON'S HELPER wanted^, and pad. Before 8 p.m. at 386 Rooms Without Board 59 baths. 8 bedrooms, 2-car g;a- baths, large rec room, patio, Eugene Schwanke, Demo­ STUTTGART, Ark. (AP) — 1962 CHEVROLET Impala white tics. cellars, and yards Handy 31 Manchester area. Call after 6, posal. Individual cellars, laun­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Roger Gravis, lO-year-old son of Porter Street. dry, $146. monthly. Damatos rage, aluminum combinations, large lot, $18,400. Phllbrick WYLLYS STREET — 240 toot cratic Town Chairman for An­ or out of sport coupe, red interior, V-81 man service. Call 649-0218 RI 9-6115. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete 100x140 wooded lot. $17,900. 649-2813. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Gravis, trav­ SECOND MORTGAGES - Un­ (Congress Street Towne House Agency, 649-8464. frontage. 648-7444.' dover assisted as auctioneer for standard shift. Can be seen at ’ 148-7479. limited funds available for sec­ light housekeeping facilities. Phllbrick Agency. 649-8464. several articles donated by vari* eled by car, airplane, train, bus 78 Washington Street. 849-1369,1 ,, . ------Centrally located. Mrs Dor­ Apartments. Can be .seen any­ ASSUMPTION PARISH - Im­ OFF SILVER Lane Busline — A BOLTON — ONE ACRE, level, HO T W A T ER? ond mortgages, payments to Boats and Accessories 46 mediate occupaincy. 7 room Co­ ous Town Committees ta the and boat to reach his summer ------1 Ha v e s m a l l pickup truck— Help Wanted— sey, 14 Arch Street. Manches­ time. Apply at Apt. 59B, Con­ beautifully appointed 8'/4 room nice location. Also, acreage. camp in Ontario, Canada. wit your budget. Bbcpedlent ter. o gress St., 649-2062. If no an­ lonial, fireplace, park-like county. »taomatlc, 2! Attics and cellars^ cleaned, service. J O Realty. 643-6129. Male or Female 37 12 FOOT PENN YANN boat Cape on 100x200 lot, attached' Phone 649-0389. He went to Little Rock ta the iBst 9^20* fl dsy for fie l tone blue, good condition, best | Rubbish removed. Reasonable! with 5 h.p. motor, excellent swer call 643-7091. grounds, on bus line. Char-Bon garage, kitchen with built-ins, osn get you oEt of offer. 649-2663. I Can 649-1043. FTtONT ROOM, centrally locat­ Real Estate. 643-0683. Manchester Evening Herald family automobile, flew to Chi­ A BETTER ARRANGEMENT SHOE FITTER, experienced condition. Call after 6, 643-9968. lovely dining area. 8 large bed­ BOLTON—Business zoned lot, cago, took a train to North Bay, ed, half block from Mata, Septic Tanks approximately an acre. Some Andover correspondent, Law­ trouble I Of your Onancea will make only, full-time preferred, part- NEW COLONIALS — We have rooms, walk-in closets, main­ Ontario, transferred to a b u 1962 VOLKSWAGEN bus. ex- DRIVEWAYS, foundations!~^- more at your tacume available parking, 59 Birch St. 649-7129. Flirnished Apartmentr* 63-A AND tenance free aluminum siding. frontage on Route 6 and 44A. rence Moe, telephone 748-9709. cellent condition, low mileage. ‘ lars sealcoated and waterproof- time 1-5:30. top salary. Call just listed two four bedroom and then boarded a lake steamer tOT personal uae. Lump debt Diamonds— Watches— Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Gravel ba.se. T. J. Crockett, If you live ta a tsrpleal Call 849-4924. ; ed under pressure. Call the Manchester, 643-2128. or apply ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, TWO ROOMS, utilities, free ■ colonials with all the extras up for a 36-mile voyage to Camp Into one monthly payment of In person 9-12 a.m. Tots 'n Jewelry 48 Plugged Sewers 649-2818. Realtor, 848-1677. house, you could eaally mn P * Penetrating Sealer private entrance,______shower,, park parking, adults, business block, on Grandview Street. One home Keewaydin. CHRYSLER ■ 2-door Hardtop,'______^ Service, 289-6614. $22.26 for each thousand dollars Teens, 956 Main Street. tag gentleman only. Apply 196 Depot Square. Tel. Mr. Keith, i has two and a half baths, the Giola Bid Low out of hot water wv«ra] power brakes, power s t e e r i n g , ______including repayment over five WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ Mae^^ne Gleaned MANCHESTER — For the'low times a week. pairing Prompt service Up to Spruce Street. 649-8191. other Wt. Two car garages, Wanted— Real Estate 77 6-way power seat, power win- SHARPBNINO Servics - Saws years Frank Burke. 246-8897. ■ ______V ------price of $18,600 one will find Now you can have all the $20 on your old watch In trade. septic Tanks. Dry Weils, walk-out basements, family many attractive features In On Septic Tank dows, many extras. Call 527-1 knives, axes, shears, skatss' Connecticut Mortgage Bx- THE THOMPSON House. Cot ' ANDOVER — TWO room fur- room, etc. Has to be seen to CALL RUSSELL B. ANTHONY, hot water you need at one ebanga, U Lewis St. Hartford. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray Sewer Lines Installed— Cel­ this 8 bedroom home. Large 80LD MEDALLION 6341, Ext. 611, or 649-2665. I rotary blades Quick sendee tage Street, centrally located, | nl®h®«441. Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF tmfinished Lauan plywood, and Vtacl and Daedalua and Icanu LEGAL perience .. required. Pleasant,' HOME IMPROVEMENTS — In- Manager, 41 Center Street, fireplace, OH room ranch, IH er transferred. Occupancy Sep­ W l m V E Sb9C Rooms, donnera, porchea, AMERICAM, n e w YORK, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. mouldlnge and other trim will were ri|^t — man could gen­ dlgnifled work. (Phone 289-4922). terior, qxterior painting; wall­ 4H ROOMI g a r d e n Apart- Manchester, Connecticut, until baths, built-tas, garage, cov­ tember 1st. Assumable 4H% basements reftaldied, cab- furniture, don’t hesitate a n y Aewlstlw 10086. be Installed to match the ply­ erate enough M wer with his •RIEN STAMPS papering. General carpentry, ment, heal, hot water, stove, August 7, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. for loose. ered patio, captivating view. G.I. mortgage. Call owner, 644- NOTICE taets, bullt-tas, formica, tila longer. For quick sale, t iW $ i?.n For Ist-clasB mailing add*10c wood. Hie same type panel muscles to enable him to fly, additions, etc. Reasonable. refrigerator Included, $120. "Ale o f Coca Cola Vending JOO For Ist-class mailing add 10c Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6182. 0610. Ellwnirih MWei GMAC WILL SELL AT PUB- „No ^ ^ too small. William please call 649-1823 between HM tor each pattern. 'Print Name, for ehch pattern. Print Naipe, tag and trim will also be used if he had wings. Scientlsta have Free estimates. Call 649-6892. Availably immediately. Office Machines. tM 44.41 Lie AUCTION on August 18, bins carpentry service. WANTED—Middle age woman, 12 noon-1 p.m., or 5-6:80 i.m . Address with Zone, Style No. Address with Zone and Pattern SO. WINDSOR—Colonial ranch, MANfJHESTER — New 8 room for the second floor renova­ found that only .4 horMpower Is companion to elderly active p.m. j 16 Foreqt St., 643-0000. Bldforms are available at the M.II AfMty M obilheat ^ 1964 at 10:80 a.m. at Scranton ®*®~**^- ...... — ------Controller’s Office, 66 Center m,n and Size. Number. AA zone. Six large rooms on Garrison Colonial, 12x34 living tion. . needed to get a man Into the woman. Cooking, light house­ Dogs—Birdi^Pets 41 Ready tor you now — the new New—’64 Fall-Winter Ajbum! acre lot one-half mile from room, family room, bullt-ta H u project will not Include air. A 178-pound man can gen­ 998 Middle Tpke. 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Living Room Sets Custom Mode In Our Factory In Manchester Two Bodies Those of Rights Workers ALL ROADS LEAD TO LIVING ROOM SETS GOLD BOND Trio Was Buried Avenges Strikes BEZZINI BROTHERS MAPLE BED SET In Eiirthen Dam By Red PT Boats, OPEN EVERY Q BEDROOM SUITES M o tM U t lenpriiif $ .00 Rog. ' JACKSON, Miss. (A P )— Two of the three bodies Two Planes Lost % B*d » Roils S99.9S found buried in a recently constructed earthen dam NIGHT TO ^ near Philadelphia, Miss., were identified early today as missing eivil rights workers Andy Goodman and Mickey WASHINGTON (A P )— U.S. aircraft splintered two SATURDAY TO S P.M. DINING ROOM SETS Schwemer. ' dozen North Vietnamese PT boats today and made rub­ All three bodies were undergoing pathological tests ble of bases from which they had attacked U.S. naval at the University of Mississippi Medical Center where vessels. The retaliatory strike gave thundering empha­ they were brought after being found near Philadelphia sis to a promise from President Johnson: DINETTES ETC. ARMLESS $CQ.95 late Tuesday. “ No peace by aggression and no immunity from re* Examination of the third body was continuing. Announcement of the identification of the bodies of The President issued his stem warning m an address Goodman and Schwemer was made in Washington by Type of Communist PT boat used in Vietnamese attacks on U.S. destroyers. (AP Photofax.) at Syracuse, N. Y. on the heels of a Pentagon news con­ SOFA BED r e i Director J. Edgar Hoover. ------*> Schwemer, 24, and Goodman, ference in whiqh Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNa­ 20, both white were from New mara reported the outcome of the explosive response SLEEPS TWO! Reg. $79J)0 Yorit. Missing with them was to two attacks by Red torpedo boats on American den* Africa Grab their Negro companion, James stroyers in international waters of the Gulf of Tonkin.. Chaney, 22, of Meridian. McNamara’s summary: -V ------The Greenwood, Miss., office Two U.S. aircraft downed by ^ m m Peking Aim, of Uie Student Non-Violent Coor­ ground fire in 64 sorties from T/'* — dinating Committee, said it had the carriers Ticonderoga and V 1/9^1/ \js 191/9 been told by the Jackson FBI Constellation. _ Defector Says office, headed by agent Roy K. Twenty-five PT boats de- A f l-PIEOE Moore, that the third body had stroyed or damaged. XHtj %M> been Identified as that of Chan­ NEW YORK (AP) — A Com­ Four shore bases heavily ey. damaged and an oil depot munist Chinese .diplomat who The three vanished June 21 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OFF defected to the United States wrecked. SECTIONAL SOFA after being freed from jail at WASHINGTON — Retaliating SAVE ■ays Red (3hlna is trying to take These were other highlight de­ Philadelphia where they had velopments in the crisis that for two attacks on U.S. destroy­ over the Congo so it can "grab been arrested on a speeding ers, U.S. Navy planes heavily the whole of Africa.” came suddenly to fever heat OPTO charge. late Tuesday: damaged four torpedo boat FOAN $1 Tung Chi-Ping, 24, former as- They had been held in Jail at bases in North Viet Nsun and r% —Johnson gave the word in a ■istant cultural attache in Bu­ Philadelphia nearly six hours wrecked an oil depot. Two U.S. rundi, said Tuesday China is us­ somberly phrased address to NO CUSHIONS A., up after Chaney was arrested on a the nation Just before midnight planes were lost in 64 carrier- ing that small. African nation as speeding charge. based sorties. Secretjuy of De­ a "stepping-stone to the Congo.” The last person known to have that the strike was under way. But he pledged that ” we still fense Robert S. McNamaxa said DOWN Tung held a news conference seen them was Neshoba County it was up to Hanoi "whether this -r. 7 • .'T upon his arrival at Kennedy seek no wider war” and in an deputy sheriff Cecil Price, who apparent bid to the Reds to will be all that la necessary.V Airport from Rome. He was said he followed them short a back away he said the response Senators moved to pledge bipaiv greeted by Chao Pu, 29, the only distance after their release as U.S. jet fighters are pictured after arrival in Saiton for defense mission. (AP [Photofsx.) EASY "for the present, will be limited tisan support. Sen. Barry Cold- S-PIEGE BLUEBELL IMPORTED DANISH Other employe of the Commun- they drove south toward MeHdi- and fitting.” He had a word of water backed the U.8. actions. lat government known to have an. SYRACXJSE, N.Y. — Presi­ defected to the United States. caution for othsra who "appear CREDIT . The Meridian Star quoted an to forget the rlaka of spreading dent Johnson said the United Tung said the Red Chinese Tpoops DfHW Russia Seen States has met deliberate LIVING ROOM SET authoritative source as saying confUct." *'do not care very much about the bodies found in the dam GoldwoterBacks aggression with deliberate ac­ Burundi," a new nation on the —McNamara in a late night MANY TERMS were those of two white males session with newsmen at the tion and declared "peace is the border of the eastern Congo. Unprepared oply purpose of the course we and a Negro male. The source, Rebels from Pentagon reported briefly on Ounmunlat-backed Insurgent according to the newspaper, the strike then under way and pursue.” SAIGON — Six supersonitt FAMOUS BRANDS said the bodies were found 20 LBJ’s Viet Stand said that as a precaution the For Crisis F102 fighters were flown to (See Page Twelve) feet from the top of the loose Stanleyville United States Is moving sub­ Saigon. The Vietnamese air earth structure, which was stantial military reinforcements 1 3 9 " ' force was put on alert. Premier being built late in June when LEOPOLDVILL.E, the Congo UNITUD NATIONS, N.Y. to Southeast Asia, with replace­ WASHINGTON (A P )— Sen. Barry (Soldwate/, dra­ Khanh appealed to his people to 9 Miners Saved, Schwemer, Goodman and Chan­ (AP) — The CJongolese army (AP) — A U.S. request sum­ ments going from the TJnited ey vanished. has driven Invading Commtmist- matically supporting President Johnson mi Viet Nam, States for the men moved for­ put aside dissension and stay moned the U.N. Security Coun­ cool "in these extremely criticid Drill Hunts More The charred hulk of the sta­ backed rebels out of Stanleyville flew back to the nation’s capital today. cil into urgent session today on ward from mstem Pacific tion wagon used by the trio had after fighting Tuesday in the We cannot allow the Ameri-^ hours.” bases. ITOTTED NATIONS — The 8*> been located 16 mllee north of streets of the northern Congo’s the situation in Southeast Asia —At Johnson’s orders, Am- can flag to be shot at anywhere retain our rwEpeot and praa- curity Council was eelled Into CHAMPAGNOLE, France Philadelphia two days after most important city. on e iu ^ ,’’ Goldwater said in produced by torpedo attacks on liassador Adlal E. Stevenson ar­ tlge.’’ session at U.S. urging. DECORATOR (AP) — Muffled sounds were they disappeared. Radio messages from Stanley­ backing the President. U.S. warship, and retaliatory ranged to have the United Na' At the airport bofor. leaving NEW YORK — The irtoolt detected today in a drill hole on It was an unusual end to an bombing of a North Vietnamese tions Security Council called It was learned that federal ville said the city had a quiet for Waahington, Ooldwatar told market w m Wt by selliiig or­ Mt. Rivel where two limestone night after battles in the city's unusual vacation. base by the United States. into extraordinary session today and state authoritiee ordered a a newoman of hla talk with the The meeting was scheduled ders. miners may be entombed. May­ bulldoser and a dragline to the center and around the American to deal with U.S. ctiargDe of ^For Goldwater not only sup­ President. originally for 11 a.m. BS'T, but MOSCXIW — The Soviet news or Andre Socle reported. site of the idam, located one consulate. aggression. A sensitive electronic listen' ported Johnson’s stand; he is­ "I told him that I tiiought all on the request of the Sovlrt UH'^ agency Tass reported President mile off route 488 about six However, other messages said sued a statement saying so Americana would stand behind —In advance of his public re Johnson’s announcement aiid l a m p s * 0 .* 9 - 1 2 Ing device picked up the noises ion it was put off until 2 p.m. port, Johnson briefed congres' miles southwest of Philadelphia. the army still had not dislodged about 100 yards from where more than an hour before the hia decision,’’ Goldwater said. ’The request indicated the So­ quoted a North Vietnames# The property is owned by a rebel band from Camp Ketele, public knew iriiat that stand There was no connection bet­ sional leaders, and today the statement calling the U.S. re­ BUY WITH Bine other miners were hauled viet Union found Itself in a diffi­ Senate RepuUlcan and Demo­ VALUES TO $29.95 Olen Biurage of Philadelphia. an ariny barracks the band cap­ was. ween hia sudden departure and port of a second attack on U.Sr to safety Tuesday after eight cult situation. Its delegation ap­ cratic leaders agreed to 'seek Burrage was reported at the tured Tuesday. Rain all nl(^t Here’s the way it happened: the Viet Nam crisis. It had been warshipe a fabrication. dso'D imprisonment in the col­ parently lacked instructions swift approval of a declaration site while the excavation was halted the fighting, the mes­ The Republican presidential announced previously that he HONG KONG — A Commuil- NO MONEY DOWN lapsed galleries. from Moscow on what stand of support for Johnscm’s actions. under way. sages said. candidate weib on the Sundance, would leave today. let-operated paper aaid Red CM- Socle said the sounds could should be taken in the Council —Aboard, the U-8. move not be identified and cauUoned The bodies were found Just Pilots returning from Stanley­ an 83-foot borrowed yacht, He had a chance to leave ear­ ville said the counterattack meeting. brought expressions of support against unwarranted optimism. before dark. cruising off California’s Catall ly by private plane, his news U.S. Chief Delegate Adlai B. (Bee Page ») against the rebels had been car­ from pro-Westem quarters in It was the first report of sounds Roy K. Moore, chosen last na Island in perfect lolling secretary aaid, and he took it. Stevenson was prepared to month as chief of the expanded ried out by troops who had been weather. At 8:24 p.m. he was off, tak­ Asia and threats from the Oom- 2-PG. FOAM ■ince Sunday. make a 20-mlnute address to the munists. The New Evening Rescue workers hope that at FBI forces in the state, said the flown to Stanleyville a few days But if the waters were calm ing his two news secretaries and Council reporting on the Ameri­ discovery was the result of a ago to reinforce the garrison. their two assistants with him, Post, puWl.shed by Communist $77.00 least two of the five miners still there, they weren’t off Viet can action in the Gulf of Tonkin. (Chinese in Hong Kong, warned "thorough, complete, methodi­ MaJ. Frederick Burke of Low­ thereby ending a strange inter­ missing In the 270-foot deep Nam, where U.S. destroyers A U.S. spokesman said the that "Red China will not wait LIVING mine are alive. A giant drill was cal, paln.staking operation.” ell, Mass., U.S. Air Force pilot were being attacked. lude in modem campaign histo BiiUetiiis United States was making this Gov. Paul B. Johnson, after of the last military plane to until the flames of war come too biting into the mountainside to­ Three times Johnson tried to ry. report “ in view of an unpro' close” iiefore retaliating against CsHed from AP Wires ward the area where the men getting word of the discovery,, leave Stanleyville Tuesday reach <3oldwater at sea. Three For six days newsmen have said the state's investigative been inviting Goldwater to say yoked aggression on our ships in what it called U.S. provocation. NO MONEY DOWN on our LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN may be. night, said the city’s airport was times he failed because of what international waters,” and in But the Soviet press dismissed ROOM forces "will exert every effort something, on almost every' 1 Goldwater news aide called Johnson’s nlghtlme speech with thing, and photographers have forming the Council in accor NEWS ROCKS MARKEV (Bee Page Twelve) (Bee Page Four) ’lousy reception.” a brief dispatch which Included VALUES TO $229.00 (See Page Ten) been trying to take his picture. dance with the terms of the SOFA AND CHAIR When Goldwater finally a North Viet Nam denial that NEW YORK (AP) — The And for six days Goldwater U.N. Charter. stock market slumped, mad reached shore, he called the The spokesman said the U.S. the second attack on U.S. naval has steadfastly remained inac then came back somewhat tor; President at 7:07 p.m., Califor­ delegation had no instructions vessels had even taken place. nia time, listened to what John­ cessible. It was against that back- day as southeast Asia tea-w Tuesday he again was out on on whether any Council action I ground that McNamaiw gave Sion heightened. Trading wa4^ son planned to say, and prompt­ the Biuidance. He fished. He would be sought, and "the pre' ly gave this statement: heavy and nt one point the (See Page Ten) New York Stock Bxohnag* 7-PC. MODERN "I am sure that rvery Ameri­ (See Page Four) (Bee Page Ten) 1 can will subscribe to the actions ticker tape fell 16 mlnutee be­ LIVING hind floor traaeaetlonB. A t outlined in the President’s state­ OR COLONIAL 11:80 am., tiie Dow dones ment. I "I believe it is the only thing average od SO indnetrlal ROOMS that he can do under the cir­ stocks was off 1.08 to 885.14* ^ cumstances. We cannot allow Judge Anderson, Atty. Zampano Half an hour carllar It haA-; the American flag to be shot at been down S.t. The nveragW' FOAM CUSHIONS, anywhere on earth if we are to loot 1.5 Tweeday, tiie steep­ Named for Higher Court Posts est in two months. Opening of trading in mnny ieanea w m TABLES, LAMPS VALUES TO $319.00 delasied becansa of a crash o4a Noyes to Ask orders to sell. WaH Street NEW HAVEN (AP) — "No had Its attention centered on better selection could have North Viet Nam, where U.S^ Support for been made.” commented Sen. plane, retallnted for twe to r { Thomas J. Dodd yesterday af­ pedo boat attacks on Ameri­ NOROE ter President Johnson an­ can dMtroyers. Dirksen Bill nounced the nomination of uii U.S. District Judge Robert P. LEAVES OANOBLED TWIN SIZE MAPLE 'V" V- Anderson for a Judgeshto in ORTHOPEDIC TYPE GOLD BOND'^ HARTFORD (AP) — State the U.S. Second Circuit Court SAIGON, South Viet Naati REFRIGERATOR . ■ t Rep. Richard C. Noyes said to­ of Appeals. (AP)— All leaves for DJk' INNERSPRING H0LLYV900D BED BUNK BEDS day he will submit a resolution At the same time, the Presi­ eervlcemen stationed In Smtill 11 Gu. $ O Q Q . 9 5 to the House Thursday urging dent announced the nomination Viet Nam were canceled tof- WITH SPRINGS AND MAHRESSES "prompt congressional action” of U.S. Atty. Robert C. Zam- night. UA. mUltnry authori­ OUTFITS! on an amendment that would paino to succeed Anderson on tiee said emergency leaven MAHRESS delay legislative reapportlon- the District Court bench. for scrvlcenien stationed haia Rtgular Foot i m O U ment In Connecticut and sever­ Dodd, referring to both Zam­ still would be grafted, bn(. al other states for four years. that no others woidd be per-' $ , ^ 0 . 8 8 The Farmington Republican pano and Anderson in his "Sir SOA.98 $129,00 statement, predicted the U.S. mitted to leave the ooiatryi said he was drafting the reso­ Senate would promptly confirm for the time being. Xhw lution In the hopes that the Bervtcemen oatalde Viet Ifnnt House would encourage sup­ the appointments. already will not be taamadli; port for U.S. Senator Everett Dodd, Connecticut’s senior Dirksen’s proposal. senator, was believed to have ntely recalled, supcrsonlo P108 Jet flghteif The Senate Judiciary com­ played the key" role in the se­ were rushed to Saigon tedag^ mittee by an overwhelming lections. The nominations end­ vote Tuesday favorably re­ ed monthe of epeculation about the Vletnameae ntaferte pa* ported the Dirksen amendment the Judgeshlpe. put on alert, and to provide for stays of federal Most observers hod eiqpected Med Into the heg court orders for reaj^rtlon- the Circuit Ckxirt opening to go baae of Da Nni^c. XlfD Wayside^Furniture ment through two regular ses- to AndenKm, but Zampano waa sir Mid MidlUid Bezzini Bros. slmu of the legislatures — in believed to have eome eompeti- buildup WM liffeotad is Dsputy Sheriff Cecil Price, in Jackson, Miss., helps uiiload one of three bodies Oonneotleut, th is would be tkm for the DistrlOt Court po- any atta«lis t o m D 19S9. eiUon. Mentioned among the Robert P. Anderson, left, and Robert C. Zampano, Nort& Viet Kh R ot \- transported from site near Philadelphia, Miss., for examination Igst night. Two RepreeewtaUiM Noyes ss pomlMe ehoioee w m IA. Oov. nominated for judgeships by President Johnson. I na that S6h||ht’ ceam of the bodies were identified today aa those of kmg-sought civil rights work­ MANCHESTER AT THE GREEN JLAK £hotofax:X > ertaiatalS M t dl s i t EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ers. (AP Photofax.) '6 . to