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WteDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1861 Avtng* DailjrlNct Pm h Run The Weather FAOl TWENTY-EIGHT FMr the Week BiUled Ferecset of D. S. Weather ! j l! a n r b 9Sft9r A ngw t IT, 1968 Fisir and mild tooiglit. K>ow eedS. Friday asnay, wann and ksuiiM 13,562 wHk » ehanoe «t ahewee*. B gk About Town red «k* Aadtt FREE MAIN STREET AND REAR OF STORE PARKMG .... PHONE 443-4123 oC CkvssMon w nw«m j. Shielda, 153 Birch S t, Manehetter^A City of VUkigo Charm (4it«r«d H o c k y Hill Veterana’ Hoa- piUl jMtarday and will be there Jp for aeveral w«eka. . You Can Open Thursday TOL. Lxxxn, ita 275 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN,. THURSDAY. AUGUST 22,1963 KEaaOBed Adearilatng an PRICE SEVEN CENTS j:!!I John R. HaAell, aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert J. Hariiell of 18 Jordt Charge It Af Nights fill 9 St, la on the dean’a Hat at the Unl- HOUSE HALE v e ^ ty o f New Hampahlre at Dur­ S tate N ew s ham. illliriiliilil **rMna Telling Teena" wlH be |lil th# flbn ahown at the final auni- •l!ii Roundup Third Ordered mertlme film rally alx>nsored by Greater Hartford Touth for Chriat Saturday at the Plainville Camp never before has House & Hale Orounda on Camp Rd., off U.S. Rt. 1 Groton Derailment 6, at the Bristol town line. The i i taHy will b e ^ with a aongtime offered so many values Blocks Main Line at 7:30 p.m. There will be a Bible <}ula. I for boys heading bock to class. OiROTON (A P)—^Fourteen cans m of a New Haven Railroad freight In Rescue of Miners The WWrlaway Square Dance Engaged dub will hold its last outdoor bnain were derailed early today, The engagement of Miss Judtth Now, when you want them most. Big assortments o f boys’ blocking rail traffic between New event of the summer Friday night clothing for school and fall, all newly arrived from fom ow at 8 at ^>erry’B Glen. There will be Ann Minney to A.3.C Alan James York and Boeton. Ljmn, both of Manchester, has makers. Boys will cheer the manly styles! Mothers will b« iiiii A apokeeman said work crews <^>en club square dancing in the been announced by her parent.s, delighted with the low prices. So, make House A Hale head­ pavUion from 8 to 10:30 followed were ait the scene, and that the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Minney, 45 quarters for all your Bock-to-School needs. railroad expected to have a track White Dust by a cookout and swimming. All St. Paul Dr. Mr. Lynn is the son area aquare dance club members open by noon. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynn, 47 e Hiere were no hijuries reported are Invited. Green Rd. m m as the freight cars left the track Mias Minney. a 15*62 graduate of Just eeot of the Thames River Tells Story llembers of the Manchester Manche.ster High School, is em­ Community Players will meet at drawbridge. The freight was bound ployed as a keypunch operator by from New Bedford, Moss., to New the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Pratt and Whitney, division of Hi!: Main S t. tonight at 7:15 to pay Haven at the time. O f Failure United Aircraft Oorp., Bast Hart­ One Washington-to-Boeton train their respects to the late Robert ford. Coleman, whose daughter, Miss was afrected, and perhaps a half Mr. Lynn, al.so a 1962 giiaduale dozen others were expected to be HAZLETON, Pa. (AP) — Barbara Coleman ia vice president of Manchesler High School, is sta­ of the organization. delayed. Drilling of a new escape hole tioned at Keesler Air Force Base, B w service was set up between Miss., where he is taking a course New London and‘ Mystic to carry for the three trapped coal min­ in radio-radar maintenance. passengers around the obotruction ers failed today—apparently A fall wedding is planned. area. by only a few feet and at a Hospital Notes Ihe railroad’e busy morning time when success seemed mo­ to Mr. and Mrs. William Wnght. oonunuter service into New York was not affected. ments awav. VMttac boon an 2 to 3 p.m. 14 W^arren St.: a son to Mr. and A third try at drilUng a Cl­ for all areiM, except maternity; Cause of the mishap was under Mrs. Robert Taylor, Coventry; a Asnerican military men in South Viet Nam—there are some 14,000 there aa adviaera to the nation’s investigation, the railroad spoWea- inch hole was ordered. nitera they are 2 to ‘ 4 p.m. and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Thursday, Friday, Saturday armed forces—are flgbting this type of war against Communist Inflltraitlon from the nmth. The Ken­ man s£d. But if David Fellin. 58, one of •tgg to 8 pjn. and private rooms; Munsell, Coventry. the trapped men, had his way the when they m t* 10 man. to 8 p.m. | B nedy administration feels vtotory will oome In the guerrtlla war but It is worried that bad government By 8:30 a.m.—atxMit seven hours BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. i' In saigicw—highlighted today i y Buddhist government conflict—may reverse the tide. (AP Photo­ after the derailment—four of the way the rescue workers would Vlaltofs are requested not to and Mrs. Ronald Camara. 410 gamble everything on an attempt amohe In patieata’ rooms. No more fax). cars had been righted by the rail­ Woodland St.; a daughter to Mr. road crews. Hie other cars still to enlarge the present six-inch than two visitors at one time per and Mrs. Richard Guerra, Hebron lifeline hole so he and Henry pntieat. blocked east emd westbound Rd., Bolton: a daughter to Mr. and tracks. Hie crews worked In a fog Throne, 28, eould come out that Mrs. David Adamy, 65 Benton St.: way. PntieBta Today; 213 that covered most of the area. a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Neither the State Police, whose "Why not ream the food hole?" ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Green, 100 Delmont St. fellin asked over the mioroi9i6ne DonML Rini, Wethersfield; William Discontent with Diem Groton Troop are right neaiby, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: nor the Groton Borough Police re­ connection through ttmt hoi* to Etruno, 170 Bies^ St.; Mrs. Susan James Brezlnski, 26 Clinton St., the surface. Steger, 34 Ashworth St.; Susan ceived any calls for assistance. Mrs. Marlon Winter, 46 Haw­ “ Do you think that’s the right Smith, 236 Autumn St.; Keith thorne St.; Mrs. Helen Johnson. thing to do?” countered Gordon Marahall, 867 Poster St, Wapping; 136 Green Manor Rd.; James Ran­ Colea Reaigna Smith, deputy secretary of min­ Mrs. Bomice Mordavsky, 03 som, 104% Homestead St.; Donna HAIRTFQRD (AP) — Atty. Gen. ing. “ We’ll think about it but I North St.; Mrs. Charlotte Lawson, Hitting Peak for U.S. McLaughlin, East Hampton, Ray­ Albert L. Coles today tendered his believe tt would be easier to move 56 Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Rita Duah, mond Zaugg, 25 Allison Dr.. South resignation to Governor Dempsey the rig and be faster to drill an­ Nowington; Mrs. Gloria ComareUa, effective Aug. 29, when he will other 12-inch hole. It seems safer, Windsor: Mrs. Norma LaGace, He said then that the United Staffort Springs; Carroll Gard­ Thoropsonvllle; Mrs. Elsie Feldon, KDrrOR’8 NOTH — For nine^regime lacking wide support^ become a Superior Court Judge. too, since there would be no los.s ner Jr.. 96 W. Main St., Rockville; fears the United States has been among the people. States would not withdraw its sup­ 202 South St., Rockville; Mrs. San- V In his \e tta r o f resignation to of communications and food sup­ Mrs. OerUrude Reduker, Rocky ibe major prop for the South Viet­ U.S. strategists say they see no port from Diem’s government in the Governor, Coles said he was plies.’ ’ tlna Carino, 2545 Ellington Rd.. alternative at present to the lead­ its war against the Communist m i ; Joseph Betz, 186 Dogwood Wapping; Ralph Persson. 102 namese government, shoring it up ’’deeply grateful for the career “ A H right,” said Fellin. Lane, Wapping; Charles Vincek, ership of President Ngo Dinh guerrillM. Starkweather St.; Michael Hartl. with men and arms against a Red whlrti you have made possible." The first attempt at an escape 148 LqfdaU S t; Suzanne Platt, 945 tide that threatens the Southeast Diem. A priority task of the newly “ For us to withdraw from that hole failed Tuesday night, after Taylor St., Talcottville; Mrs. Edith arriving U.S. ambasssMlor to Sai- effort would mean a collapse not In accepting the resignation the Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Helen Ander- Asian psninsula. Along the way Governor said Coles was "one of about 22 hours of drilling, when aoR, 17J Garden Dr.; Mrs. Louise I Reynolds, 86 Niles Dr.; Mrs. Wll- thare has been increasing dlsen- , Henry Cabot Lodge, will be only of ^uth Viet Nam but South­ helmina Reuther, 81 Brookfield the finest attorney generals he Throne and Fellin reported the Bowen, 56 Lenox St.; Mrs. Sarah 1 ebantment with the Diem govern­ canvass what other choices east Asia. So we are going to stay ceiling over them was cracking Robbuwn, RPD 2, Manchester; St,; Barbara Stultz, Coventry; ment—now reaching a new peak rmay be open without weakeningthere,’’ Kennedy said. even had. Mrs. Pauline Smith, 249 Mam St.; “He was a dedicated, competent and that theyfeared another Mra. Ann Sawder, Skinner Rd., beauties in With the regime’s action against the campaign agaiiwt the Reds. The Ipng and complicated his­ cave in. Hughes baby boy, 24 Lawton Rd.; A month ago, Kennedy at a tory of the area goes back far public servant and I am confident Rockville: Howard Slade. 101 E. BaddMsts. he will make an outstanding con­ The second try took 26 hours, MidtUe Tpke.; Sandra Martin, 209 Mrs. Ruth Thomas and son. 579 news conference exjiressed his beyond file foimding of the United Graham Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Ekir- outerwear States. Its inhabitants migrated tribution to our Judicial system.” not counting six hours lost when Avery St., Wapping; Clarence By LEWIS GUUOK personal hope that a solution a drive shaft broke on the drilUng Fogg, Amston; l^ s. Ruth Hunt­ llne Genovese and son Thompson- AP Diplomattc Attain Writer would be resMihed in the Diem- from central China before the live governor is expected to Groton Derailment vllle. boys' famous make dioss shirts WASHrofOTCN (AP) — President birth of Christ. name a successor to the post va- A New Haven Railroad freight train derailed early this morning while enroute from Boston to New ington, Vernon; Eileen Marthall, for boys — Buddhist struggle. Rescue workers stared in dis­ WlUimantlc. DISCSHARGED TODAY: George K snne^ Is movtufi cautiously on For eight centuries — 111-988 ca,ted by Coles next week. Haven. Fourteen cams d e ic e d and service between Bo.ston and New York has been halted untU Brooks, 35 Bigelow St,; Linda Dus- whitos, stripos A.D.—snd during subseqi^t peri­ work crows can clear the line. Story leads State Roundup. (AP Photofax). belief when the 65-ton drilling rig. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A scm vUt Nam becauds the stakes are as high as a 10-story building, be­ sault, 359 E. Middle Tpke.: Mar­ sole priced Mh iw) ke N4b little room t a t ods It was a vswal of China, but Poata GOP tin Golden, 79 Pine Tree Lane, maneuver. - Diem Troops in the 18tb century it defeated tha gan bringing up white dust on Us Advertisement Wapping; Mrs. Elizabeth Mac­ Many to ch oce from including wash V Through the Washington l o o l ^ mighty armies of SEjME 'WATBftBUM'^(AP) — Bi vdiat rotating bit this monilng. wear whites with regular collar and con­ In this nth ceututw^aBie fit* is iMUevsd Jo M unprecedented To the experts, this meant they Pay bills promptly. Enjoy the Donald, 25 Avondale Rd.: Mrs. glass, file Diem aaaault on tho vertible cuffs—or sanforisod whites with Buddhists looks like a bad aide- Ftanch and PortugnSe,, and Viet SCIitlon, RmbUican Town Chairman Heirs Find had gone past the coal pocket eonvsniencs of a checking account Beatrice Cormier, 101 Branford 1.99 Arrest 1,000 Dominic CMteiano today filed a Chemist Qualifies where Tlirone and Fellin have St.; Cheryl Stephens, 13 Fernwood snap tab collars—and str^ea, soms with ri- 4 Oiow threatening to spoil the main Nam became a Freiiai..pirotector- at the Connecticut Ehink and bow patches. SiaOs • to 18 your choic* ate in 1884 as {wrt ef FYench Indo­ notice disclaiming rsaponsi- been trapped for nihe days 881 Trust Company In Manchester at Dr., Bolton: Thomas Donovan, aet. biiity for the payment of any bills feet underground. A third miner. Converse Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Bertha reg. 13.98 The main act ia the strug­ In G^ackdown china. 898 Main, 15 North Main and the The current situatloa Is traced incurred in the name of the OOP Fortune at Louis Bova, 48, is reported behind Parkade. Riley, 80 Nike Circle. gle wltli the Reds—the longest hot of the cold war—with ulfi by U.S. analysts hack to the party unleM he has personally ap­ Test Ban Approval a mass of debris about 85 feet By FORBE8T XXIWARD8 World War n period when Japan proved them. from them. mate stakes tha control of etrate TOKYO (AP)—The South Viet A. all weather eoats 1199 glc Southeast Asia. occupied the area. Communist Dad’s M ill The white dust meant the same The Kennedy administration namese government appeared to­ guerrilla leader Ho Ohl Minh led (OotittiMied en Page Twel ts) WASHINGTON (AP)—Dr. Wil-f. Ubby, who leR ttie ABC on June thing to Fellin and Throne, too. day to have succeeded in its of course, when the word was re­ fully lined plus zip-in orlon liner figures victory will come In the a resistance movement against lard F. Libby urged senators to­ 30, 1959, and Its general advisory crackdown on Buddhist opponents the Japanese and kept up his re­ TROY, Ohio (AP) Buried day to determine whether Soviet committee in August 1962, said he layed to them. two top names in boys' sport shirts mean gustrllla war to which treasure continued to pour from America has committed men and of President Ngo Dinh Diem. But sistance after the French returned. possession of the l(X)-megaton had no real opinion on whether ' But, not by a single inflection Two coats in one for all-occasion wear. Heavy­ the lightning action gave new im France finally pulled out of In­ the grounds of an old mill today of the voice was concern oon- weight poplin, rayon lined, with a full sip-ln orioh massive mllitaiy aid. But it ia in­ bomb is a commanding advantage the Soviets may be ahead of the vahws to 4.9S petus to an angry U.S. govern­ dochina after a costly and unsuc­ with perhaps as much as a half before voting on the limited nu­ United States in the development veyed to those on the surface. liner. Olive plaid. Sizes 8 to 18. creasingly worried that bsul goV' News Tidbits million dollars uncovered by dig­ LUCKY 7 SALE enuaent In Saigon will reverse ment's reassessment of its policy cessful fteht culminating in a dis­ clear test bM treaty. of an antimissile system because Fellin Immediately began making gers. the tide in favor of the CommU' toward Diem’s dictatorial reg;lme. astrous Mfeat at Dlen Bien Phu. Libby, professor of chemistry at of lack of current Information on suggestions on possible things to Special purchase from Easley and Rob Rrebel yells. eral feelings on racial issues. ford. ” I think most of the people TOKYO (AP) — South VioL- RTC. B.00. THURSDAY O N LY...... J .77 1.99 1.99 69c'JT namese government troops Idlled Fins eooBt broadblotha and v^ann tbs unqffiHal color line were brok- bead to a target in the South supervision of trained instructors. The Democrats admit to an The damper had been slapped Barron said that even if the represented in this conference Atlantic Ocean. want to see the Negro have a _23 Communist guerrillas in an RB6. 4J6. THURSDAY O N LY...... Oerdme ritato In coat apd middy styles, aw tn their communities. It is part of the education and vo­ “faoneet oversight” but said on the touchy issue of civil rl^ ts Wallace resolutions had been put A OOP ssnahn: who supports the The Air j Fore* and the Martin cational training program avail­ ttiery are going ahead with before the conference closed on a to a vote, they would have fallen better economic opportunity.” operatlaa in central Viet Nam Vbo$ stssto 6-ee. AorH«i knttc Fin* oondMd csltan katt T-shMs florosd stitrtied and bsr-taeked. in s U -o w pattens and stripes. Aug. 16-20, s Viet Nam govern­ collar styles, in a choice of button Also, flat-knit ski style cottons In Preaident'B program estimatsd Oo., titan 2 prime contractor, able to the inmates. their oampaign u thougti superficially harmonious note. far short of a majority before the Many of the Dixie governors, Rubberized fabric. Buckle front and briefs—sad MafbelMd Ugb- DouUe knees in regulars and however, strongly oppose the Ken­ ment broadonst monitored here coat with self collar and matching or half-zipper fronts—Redi green,^ count broadcloth aiiarts tn asMCt- riima. Single knees in hualdes. sedid colors wlth .^ contrasting Oiaf tq> to 80 per cent of the resi­ have reduced the vibration grad­ One convict who has been paint­ everything were normal. A few years ago resolutions like conference agreed Tuesday to re­ ually by increased pressurization those backed by Barnett w d Gov: nedy administration on several today said. The broadcast said F N M F V ’C MEN'S SHOP helmet. Yellow in sizes 6 to 16. black, blue. Sizes 6 to 16. *d psttema. Sizes 6 to 18. Blue, green. Sizes to 16. trims. Sizes 6 tb 16. dents of a large Eastern city who ing for nine years has a family of If the Democrats are not al­ quire- unanimous approval of reso­ lit 6 gtvs Um tbs benefit of Iheir views on the fuel tanks. But Kiufi said six living on the outside. lowed on the baUot, it wlU be George C. Wallace of Alabama lutions. points involved in Wallace’s reso­ government ossusltles wer* ULLI rIi L I w 789 MAIN ST. gppose Kennedy's proposals and tb* apses agency is not eomiflets- “ Th* work I complete,” hs said. a Repuhltoan year in MontviUs would have had a ringing recep­ Knowing he was defeated, Wal­ lutions. eight wounded and an slrornft TO OPEN A HOUSE & HALE CHARGE ACCOUNT • ASK ANY SALES PERSON Igr sold en this approach to | fiM —uniesB the Democrats oan tion. lace mersly filed ids resolutions destroyed. Tile operation tsok PARK FREE—BIRCI^ST. LOT—3 HOURS moam • witbfrOi *niaaa as* Wednsadag with a psrfunotoiy and ea Page Siaji plaes in Qnan( N fifi------fl 1 M O T TWO MANCHS8TBE IVBMING HEBALD. MANCHB8TIE, CXIMII. THUUSDAT, AUGUST 19«S lYlN lN G HERALD. KANCHES1EB, OONM„ THURSDiy, AUGUST 22,1968 PAGE

Sorry, Our Error — 30 Days to Better Grades— Hehron Jimmy Byrnes at 84 Bolum NMLTH CAPSDLES | Prisoners’ Art SUMMER DISCOUNT A story about teacher orien- Sheinwold on Bridge tatioh programs, to be held Voter-Making 10 IT BAP FOR 7I3U 1 0 Sept. 8 and 4, appeared by er­ Disc Jockey PRtOC tiftrSR i ^ f TV-Radio Tonight On PubKc Sale ON FUEL on. ror in yesterday’s Herald. The Disagreeing Pays Off ;e Lab Voted Says UN Reform Vital d i s c a r d w i s e l y < 9TLL UP NOW WITH story was written in advance By The Resding L ^ratory for publication in a special Set Saturday ON LONG SUIT Show (Oontinned from Page One) school news section which will Written for NEA ^ ALFRED 8HEINWOLD ATLANTIC u u m n ^any kind,” Byrnes said in a recent Television T send home to my wife who interview. "I’ll make a speech on niii on Sept. 8. The Herald re­ A seaelon for making votenwUl TThen d eclarer runs a long salt, School Surplus OOUIMBU, «.C. (AP)—At M, grets the error and any incon­ stoa : I) Big $ Tbsater Uo progress)# (12) Fair Exchange s^ls it for me and this, and the 200 $28 a public question I'm Interested Lets talk about beer you ean be held Saturttoy o t this week at the defenders may have great Gn^tArtigft 23) Mori* at 6 (la (34) American Memoirs JUm bit ByiUM i« still the jaunty, venience' it may have caused. tlMUgti. If you want to dis­ pngreas) in. when I feel like it.” trouble saving the right cards. (lO-lO) B u iy Show :m prograas) 8:00 ( 8-2040) Donna Reed Show part-time job has, keeps her kMR-ejred man seen in the news disagree with your teacher an agree with your teacher (and the Town Hall from 9 a.m. to b oa rd a t eduonUon at lts9ed to-<»ll Ow s e c ta r y b y F rid a y (_8) News ( 3-i 2) Perry Mason To meet the financial demands theit’a almaym fub), you’ll have tm Lae Meors. dtee joA ey at radio - - - and tile kids ettf the r e lie f rolls of the college awards, Byrnes has still get good marks. Sounds pm . Proed od (dUxenMilp must be One important defensive prtaelpls ineeting laat night daoldad to uaa night. M ths evant of nin. Wbat’a New (22) The Big Story M cKin n e y 'S riwla with world leaders In the come doctors and one now in Hie to do some extra work. A (U) Big Ptetura (24) Hartford Symphony Orches- and makes them feel more like turned over to the foundation kind of paradoxical, doesn’t is to throw away all cards of enUW the enoe teacher In Oradea 7 and 8, < 3) Walter C i^ te (10-23-30) The Lively Ones KB water colors, pen and ink, and RUBBER STAMPS poft'War worid he helped fashion. ices. agreeing? Simply this: every sponsored by Hebron First Con­ PtoUie BeosHto tbe Held day program which will for $29,000 to keep the awards not really work, elither. It’a king of spades but decided and awarded the school mlSc oon- (90) News (34) Ragtime Era ch a rcoa l. “The United Nations must be About a year ago, Byrnes gave question has two sides to It. gregational Church, Is now under­ WsHNtotse Dosd: Aadrs bagta at 10 aja. that day, aald 7:00 ( S)Jfj*ttS> Wyatt Bara 10:00 ( 3-13) Nursea P rice s ran ge from $2 to $100. redeemed if it is to exist,” says program operating. n ot the sam e as stu d yin g, ft>r against it on the correct assum)^ tract to Bolton Dairy. eels to Arthur M and B itn B. Moon wB appepd hi Ctoventry (lS4a-S(M0) Newlew s; 8ports and (10-23l80) Voice of the Desert Mode to Ordor I up golf and concentrates on fish- Your teacher will take one; you’ll never have to take a test going the throes od feverish prepa­ CULPING MKTER MAKES SOME Weather Each convict receives ail the mon­ the man who signed the United "We’ve used about all I feel I I Ing. Firmly convinced that fish tlon that South had spade strenm S t^ PhlUp C. Uguorl urged the Shorts, pnperty on RoBco OSnfsr just bafii^ Ida mngemtnt at ( 620)-10) Premiere can spare from my savings,” said your textbook probably won’t on what you road on your own. ration. The Red Bam la open Mon­ and length tor Ws takeout double • 9 i i * * * — PEOPLE UNCOMFORTABLC, BUT UO) Ripcord (30 Guide to Art ey from his art work. Nations CSiarter for the United I bite best about daybreak, it is not take sides at all; you are per­ days and TlMirsdays until dark. IS purchase of a SO^rtudent converti­ R d. Ltoia Oatnfxxmee in m stoL Moore (90) Film 10:80 (34) Music of America Bsmnes. “But whatever we can Alt the same Ume, get into of one club. The actual opening ,fO R MOST PEOPLE IT POESNT (18) Saba(3iption TT Business and Personal States. unusual for Byrnes, his wife and fectly free to take the other DoiMtions may be brought to the ble language leb for $4,268 Inime- ITWOOTG OTnXiaBn* flOTBOT OT ia eonsidired a leader in his field 11:00 ( 66-lO-13-3O-23-3(M0) News, SNAKE TOOK A RIDE "Every important agreement we get along without. I’ll give.” the habit of reading quality of the king of diamonds was the MAKE t m PIPPERENCE HOW (90 Travel Tme Sports and Weather Marking: Equipment their Negro chauffeur, Willie side—the one opposed to your bem or may be picked 14> b y the have to lead spadea to ^va Sanih dtately heoause be aald that the A. F. HsBng to Gsoege of wock and is also nationally 7:16 (92) Kings o f Cfolt made with the Soviets was vio­ magazines (Harper’s and the first step In a fine defense. k n ow n j * aa "all-night" disc FAST YOU PRINK IT. 11:16 (10) Tonight (C) MIDLAND, Tex. (AP)—"S nakes Office Supplies The foundation was started in Byrd, to leave home at 6 a.m. teacher. Taking sides on an committee od which the members two spade tricka. National Defense Blducation Act MUsk, praperty oa RL (80) Sports Camera ( 3) Hovre lated by them when they decided 1948 with $50,000 B yrnes receiv ed Atlantic are two) or even one Declarer won in dummy with koWiil Mom 7:80 (1 0 ^ ) Wide Country (40) Steve Allen alive” shouted BUI Shaddox. at and head for a pond. Issue win not only make your are: Stoddard Belden, Wallace D a lly qfm U om funds were diminishing rapliBy JortMy, Hont said. it was in their interest,” warns from the New York Herald ’Trib­ of the weekly news nsagaainee. the ace of diamonds and natural­ .mcaelieiwidadlabeelailemsneelk* ( 8) Award Theater 11:80 (13) Movie the controls of the J. P. Oibbins, ”We got 19 yesterday,” he told courses much more interesting. Aa dealer, yoo heMt Ipadea,- and that under the act. If appllca- ippsaring on tha program for ( 8-9040) Nelson Family U;80 (23-30) Tonight (O MANCHESTER Byrnes, who negotiated with them une for the newspaper rights to At least some of the material Brodeur, Charles Wallsjce and Al­ ly tried a finesse 17101 Oie queen tha baoefit of the Cbrentry Boys Inc., plane, flying at 7,600 feet, an Interviewer; ’’eight bass and It will show your teacher that bert A. Ooolidge. j-99-7; Hearts, QG| "*nnuitois_ Uon were made right now, 30 to 80 (22) Hen Into Space < 8) Movie to Roy Minear, company vice as U.B. Secrets^ ot State. his book "Speaking Frankly.” 11 bream—but I can’t tell you In these magazhiee will relate of spades. West took ttie king and per cent of the cost would he re- nnrrespuafsal, M. BsaShaH Association and tbe Po- RUBBER STAMPS you’re making an effort to un­ Oharlea W. Wallace is chairman, 1041) Q a b s , A-K-4)-J-$> pointed general oosnmlittee chair­ SF-B BATUBDAr’B TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING president, when he spotted a During World War n, Byrnes About $40,000 in royalties from the whei*e we went.” to your homework. retained the queen of diamonds, imbureed. He reoommeoded a lab t o e m t . Uea Patrol Pantbera Midget Foot­ derstand the subject matter. asiriated by Afoert W. HlkUng and Wbat do yon my? men for the coming year. Ap­ snake sticking out about six inch­ was director of war mobilisation book also went into the program To put M in a nutshell, forcing South to niff. made by a Hartford firm consist­ b a ll team w in b e Slim Oooc, o t TEL. 649-4489 Byrnes married his wife, Maude, Don’t feel you must disagree; Neil Wakeman. The publicity com­ Answer: Pass or bid ena eWb, proved by the executive board are: es frbm the left wing. The snakc( and was dubbed “the assistant which provides ?500 a year for use your head. For you to stand you’ll have to do more than Bans Trumps ing of desks that can be dectioni- Covantry, and bis Western Cara­ 5, S. MAIN ST. 57 years ago on his birthday. May take notee and study a text­ mittee, made up od Afoert A. according to your tamperament IDs. Laurier P. DeMars, horticul­ kept working himself out until president.” four years for each recipient. ’The 2. Willie Byrd and Miss Cassie up in physics class and shout, Declarer now ran his tramps, caily kxdted ao that they may ba van. OoK ia preaently master of He served from 1945 to 1947 as book. They’re pretty dull any­ OooUdge, Mrs. Ruth Porter aitd This is a vary doubtful opehtng ture and ctmservation; Mrs. Ford Radio about a foot and a half was money is an outright ^ant, not Connor, his secretary, joined the "I maintain that the atom can­ putting the defenders to the used ’ for other claaaee. Included ceremonise at a Lake Omponnee secretaryof state under president a loan to be paid back. way. Read on your own—at Sllalne Wallace, are all hustling to Wd at beat If your aide queen The |l*Wgl MM L. Morgen, ways and nveens; Mrs. (This listing liiohides only those news broadcasts of 10 or 16 minnte showing, but gave up and retreat­ Byrnes’ menage many years ago not be split!” would be redicu- guess. East’s first discard was and jack wera both in apadea, it would be six special deriu to which William H. TVifbou, library; Mrs. ed to the wing. The men returned Harry 8. Truman. After more than "S in ce 1948, the grants have least (me book a month and get things going. the ace of clubs, signalling con­ Dniing tbe day there win be and are indispensable. lous. would be a toaoonable opening tap# recorders can be added later. John H. Westland, sunshine and lenglh. Some stations cany other short newsemsto). to Midlemd and called polled to; 80 years of high-ranking federal | gone to 265 young people and all Here's an example of intelli­ one or two of the better peri­ The Women’s FsUowship oom- trol of Oie suit and also saying Tte wires in this type of lab ara amiwisnsiits and rides and reflresfa- At the tree-shaded house on odicals. bid. The Q-9 of hearta la a quae- prc^pertles. „ WDBC ises 6:16 Showcase verify their flying snake story. A service, beginning as U.S. senator, but five have turned out to be gent disagreement: In Amer­ mlttoas include; Gloria Bell, who a small club for possible emer­ completrty anclbsed and out of ths Doctor Says m anta. 6:00 Jim NetUeton 8:00 The World Tonight Heathwood Circle. Byrnes limits tlanable value. Also, Mn*. Earle W. Rose Sr., 8:00 Raynor Shlnea foot bull snake was removed Byrnes came home to South Caro- ■ college material,” Byrnes said himself to a late-aftemomi bour­ ican History, your textbook and As you reed, you’ll find some looks out for refreshments, hot gencies. way and the oonsole, or teacher's Ve*eP-MaUB« 8:30 Showcase lina and served as governor from proudly. ho^>ttality; M n. Walter S. Keller, t;06 News. Sira Off 13:30 Sign Off from Its hiding place. bon old fashioned. He attributes your teacher may tell you that things that don’t agree with dogs, hamburgers, soda, codlfeeand When South led the fourth desk, ia compact and capable of Raaidante OigiMs to beeoma vot­ W B A T —SIS 1960 to 1954. ’’You know, I think orphans For Bbelnwold’a $6-pago book­ BLOfMD PBESBDBB assisted by Mrs. Byron V'. ""'I. this moderation, and the fact that the major causes of the Civil your textbook or your teacher toe cream; Dorothy Porter, to trump West discarded the six of , canying three pcograma, he said. ers art mged to attend a seeaiem 6:00 Easy Ed Show Today, the Byrnes live in a have an advantage over the rich let “A Pooket Guide to Bridge," TBEATMKNT HiyOLVKB I B ^>eclal projects; 1 ^ . Judson A. 6:80 Newa Weather and Sporta he doesn’t eat bread, to maintain­ War were economic. That’s a —there are no absolute eer- chaige od mle od b a l^ gooda gar­ spades and East threw the king Ldgouii and Um txMurd cle rk es- ftom 9 ajn. to 6 pjn. Saturday at 7:16 Jeff Sprung fashionable but unpretentious Co­ boy who has no incentive,” he tainties in the physical or den produce, and home canned send 60 cents to Brldn Book, 7THOLE PERSON DeOw, poison I’vy spray program; ing his w eight a t a trim 160 perfectly valid opinion. But it’s of clubs, continuing Ws policy of Manchester Eva. Herald, Box 2S1S, timitted that the board of eduoa- tha Town Htol Annex at the Cen­ 10:30 Tonight at My Place lumbia home. He visits his down­ added. ’"There Is such a thing as just as valid to suppose that social sdenoes. Whm you do goods; Myrtle Seoor in charge o t 1^ WAYNE O. BHAHD8IAIIT Mrs. Ernest J. Starkel, publicity 13:00 Sign Off pounds. watchful waiting. Grand Ontral Station, New York tton budget sutphia wU be around te r BehooL town law office regularly. But an aristocracy of character, the major cause of the war was run across differences of a boetth seUlng aprons, prints o t The next trump was deidsive. BL D . and program. i m issi FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL ”I only went to two cocktail IT, N .T . $10,000 for the current ftooal year, Another sseaiosi will be beld Sport* «» to about 18 m ontha. In the last decade, many new second week of the TVxHand County THE FLORIST By jm BBTANT MranSed at the Bept 4 board meet- Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Deapard o t in the past three elections. He ^the ruling, more fiian 660 students more than 200 stings over her en­ drags havs bean found Miat will 4-H Junior Oamp season at the "Everything In Flowers" and townspeople, led I^. Ar­ tire body. reduce the blood pressure. They l e m e t TkaB, toft today for service Enjoy Your Favorite voted for Republican nreaidential Tsnxow tPRINOS, Ohie (AP) is beli:g offered for the >8^n<*iam County 4-H Ctomp in Centrally Located At ON thur Morgan, retired Antioch Doctors said Candice was in all may produce undesirable aide wHh Hw UH. Navy. Tlie boys, A b in gton . Legal Beverage Here . . candidates Dwight D. Btsenbower —^After $Vk y ea rs o f con trov ersy first tinw this year to the top two 24 BIRCH STREET FRANK’S president and former board (diair- fairly gd condition. Her com­ effects. None o t them wm remove both June gradnatea of Windham and Richard M. Nixon in 1962 and ovar his refusal to cut Negroes’ gamgia in Grade 8. tlguari said ha 648-4444—648-6247 man of the Tennesaoe Valley panion, Jo Anne Hodgin, 7, was SHOPPING DOWNTOWN TONIGHT? B«for« or the (Muse. Balancing the doeage Regional Technical School in W il- 62.3 MAIN STREET 1960, and fo r Sen. H arry B y rA hoped that it oould be offered to Bfaneheater Evening H e r a ld Open 8:80-6:80 hair, barber Lewis Oegnar says Authority, marched past Oegner’s released. She had between 60 and to meet your own HMdal require­ algned up for a four- D-Va., on an independent electors erftor fhopplB^, why net stop at PoHIns for o rokn- the top two Grade 7 groups Mtsr Ooventoy eonespondent, F. Panl- Cheeed Thar*. NItea dorlag Aug. CAFE CORNER OF PEARL PIEFINISHED PANEUNG ba llot in 1966. that not knowing how is only half shop to protest his policy. 100 stings, mostly on ths arms ments is no job for an amateur. yaar tonr of duty. They wiM re- hM Uttie, telephone 74S-69SL Parking Across the Street and legs. big nwol, o cocktail or two, or |ust Rstoninf to oor on in the year, and to pupiki In the Anyone who ia alek ewsngh to oalve thair boot tralntng at the GATERINO TO SMALL PARTIES The Democrats won’t get the die reas(^ Hs also won’t budge Then sit-ins began in aamest. tUed group if they are qualified For 100 Oars . . . Byrnes’ vote in 1964, either. The because he beUevee tt’s the prm - Dozens of persons jammed Oeg­ fcAuleus Bin Donohuo—% seed aatthypertenaive drags Is ba se. SUMMER SANTA and request It. The oourees will be took enough to need eareM an- given a farewell par­ Republicans probaUy wUl, but ci$de that counts. ner’s small shop. At the barber’s Hie very popular BILL DONAHUE win taught by WUliara Maher. AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — It w as may not If Gov. Nsison A Recks- "I havs just as much eivU reipiset, police arrested 19 dem ^ i.' f worn notebook and r e a d it 1928, and I oem this shop. I have didate today at his home. cxindltkm is of no red consa for tha Save law. Gegner was fined $1 . H t w as quence. through. This has saved me from arrested five times in six months no plans to sell the shop, but if it Bolton Dairy was awarded the '4V44 SooMa making mistakes that might cause turns Into a losing proposition I’U D o n i contract tor supplying milk in *6— Cherrywood ...... 4.16 2 . 8 8 0 »t year and was convicted once. Q— I read your column os frlctlcm \^ere ncme should exist The Ohio Civil Rights 0>mmis- have to close It. If I do that, we’ll p la stic con tain ers to the sohl a t —MRS. E .L. R. leave Yellow Springs—but only .0661 per half pint. Dart’s Dairy, trace elemwits irith groat inter- M — Ranch Knotty P in e...... 4.16 2 . 8 8 Sion cited him to r violation of the ast. Please tell me what foods W f n , Mixod GIRLS—My right hand helper state’s public accommodations then.” DAY' the only other bidder and last read this letter and wrote across year’s contrsetor, bid .0619 per contain them. Divisioa law, but Greene County Court A—You are In no great daager the face of It "That is really some ruled the law as applied to bar­ half pint in gtaiw bottles. The sage advice.” I agree. —POLLY board preferred plaetic oontalnem ot developlag a laA of aay ot ber shop* was unconstitutional. the trace elenoenta if yea eat a Attention Secretaries PRE-FINISHED PLYWOOD On M ay .4, 1968, the d a y a fte r from the etandpednt of health and Reaerva Your Thne and Day Nowl (4* X 8’ X 7 /1 6 ” ) DEAR POLLY —Often a sheer handling. Next year it was sug­ well-balanced diet. The fact that only a traee to aeeded iaileatea communion or confirmation dress gested that two prices be asked, Par Information and Registration gets little use after is orif^nal •RossMureR-ii^ one tor pMstie and one for glass. that it Is aot necessary to eat * * -* > « • ...... 1 5 .8 8 STATE large quantttiee ef any feed that Call The wearing. Tint the accompanying i'«iO\V M A l'. and EVE. Ihe re(}ueet this year was for slip a pastel shade and you have jglass or plastic. banicBs to be rich ia a itoglw M—Silver Bireh ...... 17.08 1 5 . 6 8 it^.eThHll O i it AH \ trace eieaMnt. a new party or Simday dress for SHOWN AT $;48 and 9:00 ‘The Tenneco Oil (to. of Hartford i — B ir tii ...... 17.08 1 5 .5 8 your little girls. —MRS. R. D. N otice was awarded the contract for fuel Iodine is found in mfWeijiii* Manchester Bowling Green GIRLS — A sash to match the oil, bidding lower then three oth­ quantity in the water supply l i u m (4’ x 8’ x '/4” ) slip would be a further help in THE er oompames, none I66 where it may be acpplied in io­ 4— Driftwood Knotty Pine...... 11.84 8 . 8 0 look. —POLLY a gallon . dized table ^ t.' Since corn s a lso Mr. Bob Clongli, Manager Telephone 649-3969 SANDRA DEE need iodine, they are givsn Io­ ^ I NEPTUNE Jarvis Pieces IS— Coral Mist ...... 8.64 8 .7 2 DEAR POLLY — After you PETER FONDA The Jarvis baseball team came dized salt where the natural war have Ironed a fancy apron, hang Misqiuunicut, Rhod4 Isluid in second in the Greater WUllman- ter supply is low in this elMnent ki WHnBsSals No matter were the cow gets her S Natural Cherry ...... 15.84 1 3 .1 2 it on a hanger instead ot folding tic League with a 4-2 victory over It and putting in a drawer. Then Coventry Bi-Products last night. iodine, her milk ia a good aourca. PLUS OO-HIT AT 2 and 7:U Copper and cadmium are found 1— Cherry Mist (Damaged) ...... 11.84 8 . 3 2 when you want to wear it, the TaMMYhs Duke Hutchinson pitched and WUl apron will not be wrinkled or OPEN throu^out the bodies of mam­ Warren caught. John Roberta and mals so, if you eat the meat of Time to Remodel a— Antique ffir c h ...... 11.84 9 M 1 crushed. Attach the apron to a «»DOCTOR W arren each h it a trip le. TTila wire hanger with spring - type domestic animals, yon will be FrL, Aug, 23 fo COLOR brings the season to a close, with well supplied. Z ia c nmi manga­ Your Flame Or Cottage T—Silver Elm ...... 11.84 8 . 8 2 clothes pins. Also when tying the n______11 wins, 6 losses and a tie. Man­ bow, put the apron an backwards, Children Under 12 FREE nese are found in plant foods, ager Walter Bavier would like all- human defiedenedes of these ele­ JUST 3 LEFT 8— Rustic Walnut ...... 15.84 1 3 .4 4 make a nice bow where you can Tues., Ocf, 1 Feature 1st Sun. thru Thurs. suits turned in to him. see it and then slide the apron ments have not been reported. Gate 7:16—Show 8:16 B riefo a— ^V-Grooved Knotty P in e ...... 11.84 8 . 8 2 around to back. —MRS. H. G. STARTS SUNDAY Important aa these aisunwits OVEN WALL UNITS With Joe Promowt’i The men of St. George’s Epis- are in minute (juantiUes they are 11— B irch ...... 11.84 H M 2 DEAR POLLY *— To save time "KING KONG V*. GODZILLA’’ oopai Church are Invited to at­ all poisonous in larger zmimnts, and liable in making pleated Paramounts tend a pitailc supper at 5:30 Sat­ ao you need not go out of your 5— Antique Elm...... 11.84 8 .8 2 skirts I fold fabric over a post plus "Tammy and Hm D ootor” urday on the rectory grrounds. way to find foods that contain 24"*B4" card on the pleat line and touch TTiose planning to attend are ask- them . 4— Classic B irc h ...... 8.32 7 .0 4 with the iron. The pleats art nlos A S IS and straight and much easier to Suggestion! a— Knotty Pine V (Unfinished) ...... 11.84 8 . 6 0 handle. —MRS. K. W. H. CHESTER'’■J"'' each GIRLS — One go(R.B.A.). As little aa $10 per month SMORGASBORD I A nd U p FU Them CmretmUt^ know It is difficult to do. I put offers English, literatiire, mathematics, history, Mychol- TRIDE R ite •nU* up to $100. the wrapped cube in my garlic A Feature ogy, science, sociology, art and music and edneation press and squeeze gently. This WEDNESDAY ENJOY A powders the cube and it diasolvas % courses at Iwth graduate and undergraduate lards. SHOE rapidly in boiling water. I also SATURDAY, 6 to 9 P.M. SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 P:M. THE HOME OF IBCHNIOOVr* Tuition 117.50 cradit hour BEAUTIFUL BATKfROOM^ use this little press to extract on­ G (X )D BOOD SUNDAY, 8 to 8 P.M. ion juice. Just quarter a slice of *Saa

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ttkkr ta rt grandchttd, aro 1 ft . and vehicukr damoga wro raportad to Rockville-Vernon Columbia Mra. Rrixrt Latham of Lewkton, Rear-Eild Crashes a seoood fawo-oor oraah wfaioh oc­ Moina. Fotonial grandparante are curred yesterday afternoon tt Chemist Qualifies 1ft. and Mrs. Robert Plummer of Bring One Arrest about S:80 tt ttie oenter. MocMnouth, IfohM. Mra. Robert Motorist Dkpetrota C. Jono. 18. Aquacade Set Pkimmer k ipending a week with of . Blrot Hartford, was following The Baby Has A 14-yaor-old Olastoe*ury bk>- D R IV ^ A Y S ttw young couple at Merrinmr'a a oar. ftfte n by WiHhelinina A. : O’Leary Dead, Test Ban Approval Library Service to Schooh Efauvn on Rit. 87. torltt yasterdoy waa ordered to Tonski at 596 ToHand T t* * . as Free Estimates On: For Saturday Mr. aeid Ura. 'WoUaoa Lohr and Hgkor in dreuM. Court 12, Mon- they approached a red traffic attw iing Radi ehUdran. O a ig and Pamela, and ^ehettar. on Sept. 9 to ahsv\-er a light. She stopped her car and \ Noted Umpire (Oentbuad from Page Oaa) —warning that a ban on air tests Tbe RootovOe PufcUc U b ra r y fk _____ W W * at Been Named... .’Ik a Mmued oqueoaula w ili ba lft..a n d Mra. MarohoH Nuhfer and Jono. to. rttempUng to do some, could Impede the development of tfaeI Naval Sohoeto Ooramoad, Nor- eharge of faihire to drive a rea- BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAYINO nwy hato to roducs tta servioea to haM Btturday tt 2 pm. tt Uk ohihben, Maisholl Jr. and Noreen. hod has foot slip off the broke on­ to your fullest satisfaction the weapons vital to U.S. sectirlty. hora refturned from a oatnpitig trip aonoMa dktonoe apart. VsUran baweboM umpire Jamee sama o f ttk town soboois aad oOn- Ooenenunity Beach. Tharc ara to the accelerator pedal, and hk s DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS facts as presently known on the Earlier, the senators, heard Tbs ooursa e the osodh* in Pleonant Mountain Oam'ptng The arrest of Richard E. Thurz oar hit the rear of the TonsW ve- H. (JTfcn) O'litory, 74. died yester­ Brown and Bradbury disagree oentrsita on those wttb scuta II- nd roosM ng point of whether the possession of Irtamattonri ■bout 300 ohildren participatin g Arera Denmark, Maine. of 219 Addkon St., GlaaKHihury. Wok. CAS ST.WIONS s BASKETBALL COURTS day after su«erlng a heart attack with virtually every point raised henry ass(k, Mke Natalis -Ms, II- this weapon Is a commanding ad­ Mridoon, Ana Margaret, daughter of OoMn C. and Roberta who will ahow the sklta they have followed a police inveetigation a t and fBUinc; Into a lire in an or- by Dr. Edward Teller, a nuclear iMrio Sko- Monobeater Ebreeilag Herald Co­ vantage for the Soviets. My own bnirian, aald today. MooLochkn Muldoon, 12 Coder ^ She w «s born A i « . 16 at learned in ewimming ckaaea. a two-car rear-end oolliaion on ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED diaixl at Ms son’a home in Goahen, physicist who has urged the Sen­ t b r onaratlcR lumbia eorreapondent. V lrgiria M. Spencer Bt.. Just east of Hillstown Aaorea Quake N.' Y., \K*ere he waa deanlngr up Information is incomplete, so I ate not to ratify the treaty. •rtijs reason, alto fCiA, M ito In- Manchester Memorial HospttsU. Her maternal gntuhnreMto ere Thera wilt ako be aix pre-echool- o f squipmeBt retaitsd tortMtto work. aea. dam oeittratlng th eir tmlenta. Oorkoa. tHephooM 388-9224. Rid., which occurred shortly ba- WE ARE 100% INSURED debria. can not say how I would decide. Brown testified he feels "rather id#dust6 wpply .bit juvttilto do0kh« Mr. and Mrs. Robert MOrtnchkn, 10 Cedar St Her paternal A pJohiam S a t faces tbe . TO JEtok* Votitol' aeane a t only three yeara old. foro noon. USBON, Portugal (A P)—Barth He reteed about live yeans ago It is -a most serious point, how­ strongly" that the Soviets are not rtwadotother k Mra. ttodk Mridaon. KMC BhieSrid Dr. She hoe trronora shook the Aaorea aroh- ever. We can not test these mon­ Uhmsy Is oiamped quarters, as- Vacnen Town Claik Blhty F. ^ brothem, Tbocnoa 18, and Joseph. 8; and two sMeea Koth- Doran Shuennroy aad Andrea Code Advoeated Pobce aald ttw.t tbe 'Thurz va- after umpiring for more than 40 ahead of the United States In de­ Butler and tha saldotrhaa VriM hou ipelago today, eoustog earth sHdes ^ yean. Bertdes hte basebeil ppomi- strous weapons underground.” velopment of an antimissile sys­ ' evident to the Junior U- ken, 16, and Buesm, 7. Stimson have instructed the hlde struck the rear of a car DE MAIO BROTHERS BKNOB 1920 a stssion to msks and riglatar deusMa. T h e y w ill aw ard Red driven b>’ Eileen. P. Stevens of 36 and damaging same hottsea on nehoe in Manchester, where he The treaty bans nuclear tests In tem and that the treaty will not ____ seoUen. that serves pre­ CHICAGO — Devdopmeat of a Pico Island. the atmosphere, underwater and seriously hamper U.S. progress on school tots through , sixith gnders. pew voters Saturday at the FUb. Maanwielte, Nottart Oeerge Jr., son at Nortwt George Crom oorda to thoae who have oode of ethioB fo r d eirj^ en k be­ 13’eetminster Rd., when she slowed TEL. S43-7691—WE CARRY JENNITE SE A Ll^ in outer space, but permits imder- one. ."Oiowded ooadiitkma there,” she. Uc Safety Bullying' on \Vset Rd„ aad Sonja Taykw BIsaomiette, 6 Pioneer Ok«k. He woe born com pleted tfae qualifioatione in the ing advocated by the American dovT. to let a mall truck tiirn left No damage wo« reported from ground tests. Bradbury also voiced . doubts said, "ore posing an increastog Verfaoti. Tbs aesripa; aoheduled Aug. 12 at Manchester Memoriri HospStri. Hia matenwl graad- different eloaoea. Thoee who have Dairy AaaooiaUon oa a result of a into a private drive. No one was Tercetro, kte of the U.S.-Portu­ A megaton, as the term is used that the ^ v ie t Union, in breaking problem for the staH. A took of front 8 ojn.' to S tJa. fO f quall- porenfai ere Mr. end Mra. B u t Tpytor, N ewpert Cantor, Vt. H k hot irisoed leoaona wiH receiye Ifood and Drug Administration hurt and damage was minor to guese airbase No caaualtiea were by nuclear scientists, means an a self-imposed test moratorium in seating spade, often prevents pu- fted al>rti«inu riho toiva rsrided patcraal ■ w to e re n to e t « Mr. end Mra. Albert tttsefionetlto. eertifieaitea of good attendance ehallepnge o f sotne dairy adv>ertk- both cora. police reported. reported from any part at tha energy release equivalent to tl.e 1961, forged ahead of the United pik from staying to complete in Varnofi at least six manths and nampert, V t He fans tw o akstero, Dtoei, 8, and Ooiwle, 16 monthe. tVom the Recreation Coimcil. No injiiriea or arrewta )mt aonw Mland group. Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays explosion of a million tons of TNT. States in knowledge of an antibal- school assignments.” in the stats for one yaor. Shumway and Mica Stimnon ai-e U.S. scientists and military men listic missile defense. ■Wilith the new school year be- No owtlfUata k neoamoiy at Brace, KSsneth Leonard, eon o f Richard W fllkm and CheiyI in charge of the ^moiu.tration have told the senators that this Foster, under questioning by gtnning shortly. and tbs SWnner this rsglatrttton sssrion uoJm an McOoeivftte Banooe, 86 BrooWyn St., RockviUe. He w«s boro and Xhra, Leona 'wolmer. Red country's policy has been to de­ Sen., Strom Thurmond, D-S.C., Rd. School scheduled to open to applicant bsii iioqidrsd or dsiivad -**>g' 16 at Monehesber Menwalal HoepStal. H k metternol grtuid- Crosd water safety ohaimMin, will velop smaller weaixins in the be­ complained that the United States olUmnriiip pafftra. In tUitt ossa, poTMto ere Mr. and tane. Johei J. F. MoOonvttk, n iiiw ten . His preeent a synchronized swimming lief that there is no important Ootoher, the apace pexMem and chose to limit its atmospheric ex­ the dlflfioulty of properly serving the apphcaat niust pcsMht a oerti- patenwl grn rip er ewti ore Mr. and Mra. Laoenrd Brooe. Itoeh- group. Miss Stimson will lie a soJo practical advantage to a weapon perform er. 'The' theme wiB be plosions while the Soviets were tbe town schools scdiools are expected floats from tbe immigration or of 100 megatons. going ahead full blast. naturaMaatfato servics .qr a pass­ "Weet Side Storj',” ROBERT HALL Wednesday the committee heard get worse. " I f the United States were to About 60 per em t o f the 9,000 port ksuril after Jan. 1, )966. in Mlehoek, David, aon of Robert P. and Mark Kckka Mieiiaek, Burn Mortgage Dr. Harold Brown, director of re- ■ exert its utmost efforts now, could Ueu of these suqb aa opifiiosnt 143 Prospect St., HookvtUe. He waa bom Aug. 16 at Mtoichee- A mortgage amounting to II.- search and engineering for the we make greater progress than registered borrowers at the U- b za ry. are ohildren. Tbe library may porsoant a voter oertifioate ter Memorial HoopUal. Hk maternal grindparente are Mr. oihI 860 on the fairground property Defense Department, and Dr. I the Communists?” Thurmond from a town olerk or rogiftrar of Mrs. PVonk Kodra, Oourtdole, Fa. H k peuternri grisidpareeita ore owned by the volunteer firemen N. B. Bradbury, director of the | asked. prorides no aervloea fOr tfae high school, hut services to the elemen­ voters from his pfovloua town of 8k. and Ik s . Btophan MMaoala Bs u ju it t k ,' Pn. . He has eaw will be paid off oocording to Jo­ Lios Alamos, N.M., scientific lab-j It would take a couple of years resMsnoe. brother, Robert, PI maHtha. seph Jaowineki, treasurer of the oratory, ui^esltatingly approve of maximum effort to reach the tary and Junior high schools to- * • « # • ,olu ^ loaning classroom ooUectiona la m 8$. Two-W ay nor oommittee. Approximately the pact to ban nuclear tests in rate of operations the Russians Fkh, Andrew Aurthnr, son ef Arthur B and Joyce Beokmon $1,800 was cleared at the bazaar the atmosphere, underwater and attained in their last series,” Fos­ and blocs o f books. Btan St. to RookriRo M tack cn . ETom Jeuiuaty to June of this two-way trafPlc today. An ordi­ Pkh, 46 CMer MU Rd., BottofL He was bom Aug. 17 at MOn- held in July and the committee de­ in outer space. ter said. The thing I think is the A eS ter MemorM HoapHnl. Eta maternal grrortpargrte are Mr. cided to lake the extra monrt- Back-fo-school year. .2,876 books were sent to the A third vritness, Dr. John S. Fos­ most Important Is dial the current nance to malce the riaost two-way end Mra. Btawerth L Beokman, Hartford. He faos three eistora, m the treasury and hava the ter Jr., director of the Lawrence rate of Soviet development Is fast­ schools with -a circtilation o f 22,- won psaoed a t the tort « ft y eoun- Linda Joyce, Id, Bartmra BUan, 10. and Delorw Marie, 6. property free and clear. 1 / ctt meeting. Radiation Laboratory at Liver­ er than the current rate o f our 478. Six classes from Building B • M • B • . To Make Voters more, Calif., took an opposite stand development.” which has no Uhtnry fOcUfties PoUoe want motorists that ttare A vetar-moking semton win be toade weekty viftts to the junior k no parking on tha 'wsrt sMk and Beaeobr, M m M s lib iii, aon o f Oeotg* B ill set and Jane Breeriey Bemcbe, 208 WoodbsMg* St. He wns born Aug. 16 at held Saiturdey at the Town Hall itonary seoticn during the period. ihaltod parkiBg on tho soot from 9 a.m. to 1 pm. Regittrora Wuerdig of U. Trotter St, died It Was All for Fun^-4m d Jimmy Fund Bequris of ttw heavy otaouktton Manchester Meraioriol MoapMol.' H k nsoteeraU grandfotiter k Tuesday «t 84. Francis HoepitaL 12th Cirenit Frank A, Bromley, Laarngton, Msos. Hk paternal grondporenta Mra. Cfoocc P rin gle and Mira. Laura *?Look oit Iha alse of tboos _galktonea!” anerlaima "ourgeon” Mtrhari______Hayden,^ U, wWto Ha booOw fo t tb fi.a M loaoBd to Soagda point out that new legis­ 6 be also leaves her husband, a m iKboote, UK ftmouat an Mr. emd lb«. fohn Benoche, lOl Fleavews BL He has two daugi^r, a brother,' four ctep- “nuiee” Hotlileen Hayden, 8, abefta the ;\ipararinn” w W i squeak o f gka. SuberiOUng to the Ben Twnrity-savsn new snemplay. brotiiero Mlohael, 9, and PePar, Pi niwittim: atSI iw o aisitora, lation has been poaaed regarding Ckeey act but apparertly about TmOy to ‘Tush up daiahri’ k Pktty Itoyden, 6. (A nd no wonder, o f time and money k epent to m in t com penrtafkto otoOnls wars Jam boree biotbers, a sister and four grand- G>iirt Cas€« Christine, 18, and Mamraen. 11. Uie making a t voteira. from the tooks of tfae taatruments.) The three children put on s aeries of rtdfa, «»■ ■nendtog end replacing. The H- filed to RookviUs lart woak. a Anyone who hoe been a voter in obSidren. gtoeered by Mkhael, yerterday oftem oon a t th rir home. About 16 nelgfabattaoad dilkken turned out bnuy aommes all the msiriirt H w funoFsI wW be held Srtur- total of 186 wars «o flta, Includii^ Connecticut and has moived to Co­ MANCHXSTEB 8B88IOM for the show, hod odd drinks and ate candy; and fitlad the ooffers .wtt^3.91, wMoh wlB be oontrtb- hiXty of bringing the boom to 188 ootittousd ritolms, nooordlng to Moaser, Kerl Lynn, dougbPar o f WUbeuii T Jr. and Janice day St 8:16 a.m. from the Hbr- Clark Mossor, 48 Jon Dr., HObron. She was born Aug. 16 at lumbia and Hved here six montKa. Bright, right classroom fashions for every age! utad to the Jimn^ Fimd. The performers ora the ehOdren of Mr. and Mna Hbgh Hoyden, 390 octiook and tack. tfae w erid y rsport. may ba made a voter wSthout go­ xkKxt W. Johnson Funeral Home, Lemuel 01>ell, 59, of 424 Ver­ School SL photo by Saltenila). Serrios to M IboderiBe many more, all at Robert Hall famous low, low prices! teiy, BlocmfiekL lotiona ofOoe for the support of Third Try Ordered GOP Attempts man lost right. ManciP l, Mark Aathooy, eon o f Peter Aedhoeq: aeid Barfaaam stating that ba had been a r e s ­ readers was recenUy held atSl Donald J. Lsplor, o f fifi ERgbland tored voter Thk etatement k Friends may oaH at the funeral -hia chUd. prises awarded to t h ^ who had Wojtyna Manriri, 97 Wtoodketd St He warn bom Aug. 12 at boma tonlrtA from 7 to 9 and- to­ Gordon Ooataa, 24, Hebron, was Ave. was ehargsd wtth ahonlatv- Hasttord Hoapital. Hk maPanwi gmadparvnta ore MV. and Mra. than prosentad .to the town dark To Tie String Mad and mads reports on tlM i q ^ hare. Mra. M aagorot DUwiortfa, m ni morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 fkiad 876 after he pleaded guOty hooks. High soipol sod ooflege ing a motor vsMola. RorisiWs po­ WaKer Wojityns, Hartfiotd. Hk prtstna! arowMothw k Peter to a subotltuta cboige of ttos siid Tsgiw had k it tha osr at T. llonalnl. Hartfotd. He bos one brother. Michael Fstor, X. tik paroon InmadkPaly beoamea W O R t - O In Rescue of Miners riudents swrilsd tbe eirciriaiUon ■curve an the voting ttst. Ing. He originally was obaigad vrith wm m er reading and tack to the absticn and had not ranioved • • • • • On Tax Bill It when oslfsd to. He was omotsd One may also join a party at would bo oxceptioiMil with reckless ik iv ^ and breach sohoCi prepwotienk Annsticag, Meek Edward, eoai at Donaid John and Honoi-a Archibald Harvey, of 38 of the peace, the latter eeurt be- Page One) gutda the tvaration via a micro­ fay Patrohnan Rotart KJsWsuht. tbe Sttunky sroslon. Voting ma- tf for N ysara, b» waa a iuna- Tbe Its f^ has Orir 86,000 vol- Mehigan Araritrong. UM Fkk Bt. He woe bom Aeig. 18 at ekbiea will be demnnetrateri to liberty St, died lart night at St. infiT nofled todur. phone lowered into the abaft. WASHINOTON (AP)—R^bU umss and sufastrtbes to about 89 Lsnlec wU ba presmtsd to Chr- W06I tw ko this pricol a t *M FL pwtlt- also knew what tha vriiita dust Qtyde Machamer, presidmt oif OritOburt IS, Ro&riRs SMrion, on Menchrotor MemorM HnepBol. Eta maternal grondmotiwe k anyone Wteroetod by Mra iMwratl 1 Anthony’s Oonvaleeosnt Hospital, lAKdaa F. Joseflak, 49, Near cans plan a new attempt to write magafinsa. Over the past ten yeans 8k«. ’nwmas MMdgon, Romford, Hitoe. Hk paPamri gm d- lot vetoed be worked there aa laant the Indspendent Minera Associa­ Bept. 10. Oartaon. RocIbvSm , after a Mwrt iHneas. Britain, wsa flnad 827 fo r kpead- an economy requlremmt Into the It has added on 7,000 vMumSs but parants are Mr. and Mra. Jkfist Atweshnmg, B iv e ri, ESmo. He A oeookd oaaaaon wtB ba tabs Mir. Harvey wea bom Aug. % ing. A oeoand oount—posatag on Until ika whtta dsat appowtsd tion who weighs 326 pounds, is has not been able to keep poos John J. lAfatisasM, M. of Main Iwa one brother, Btophen, 16 motitta. Bom in WaHtaflCoid, July 26, 6 fast, 7H inches taU and baa a tax cut btU although Presidm t St, Brood Brook, was srrirtiid at Sept. 14 from 1 to 8 p.m. and a ISM, in GuOford, County Down, the right—was noriad by Frosa- tha drill had bean ringing 1 9 with the esploding papuistion of • • ♦ • • ' Nt sendon Oct. 6 for those 1M6. a aod o f John and ISHea IrSIsad, and lived in Manoheeter oubor F. Joseph Faradlao. 44-tnch chest, said he could fit Keonady apposes the move and shout 4:80 thk rooming sod black dust—from antfaradta ooaL Venicn with a reeutttog tocresss taldeaspimier, Scott David, son at Dorid Jkokei rod Dkne whooe righto mature beftweeii ■MOi Otisanr, be vna a baaetMil 60 yeaie. Sebastian M. Amaiao, 48, MM- taalda n 17-lnrii hole with room baa givm naw pledgsa to ImM In school enroBment. ohseged wtth oparshkg » vriikEe plbelMr there » Ma youth. This, and tha dapth^'of the d rill’s to move around. Ha aald he felt while hk ttooDse was undw sospen- Joyce Setdenopinner, Box 19, Etton Oottege, N. C. He waa born Sepft. M and Oct. 6. ’Ih e t o wn He wee emplioiyed s t Case Bros, dletown, wea fined 826 after he down spmdtog. A-.study by the State Dsvriop- Aug. 9 aft Burtlagton, N. C., HoepIM. etodlom w ttl be faclri O eL T. He ■baited umpiring aa a hcbby for many years, until his retire­ pleaded guilty to breach at the penetration had convinced rescue there would ba ample room for slon. hi the eaify 1620e when he wea officials they were within a .few the m m to be puUed up a 17-lnch In a latter Wednesday to Rep. ment Oonamkaioti tadicatea that aeits ore Mr. and Mra. J. Arthur Joyce, 476 P Votera who expert to be out-ef- ment 12 years ago. He wsa a peace. Wilbur D. MUla, D-Aik., chairman t2ie kbeoxy riKXdd beve a minimum tecnol grandparenta aro Mr. and Mra. John sfaoto th at day o r tiwaa -who m a tfi|b*i«ig for FoU’a in Slast Heut- feet of Throne and FelUn. hola In n eapsula whieb would ba Fraoldln St during a routkie tadTom of the top teema in New member o f the Church of the ’Thomas C. Hurley, 41, East "W e’ve got a UtUa problem," al the House Waya and Means of 48,000 books for its poputaticn sopqua IVHk. L. I.. N. Y. uriSHe to go to the polk beeouee Nazarene, and a charter member U to Isa inches to diameter. . o f alMut 19,000. By 1960, the m- check by Patrolman Oaongs Osrd- • • • • * jhigtend eit that time. He umpired Hartford, woe fined 8%, with 810 Smith Informed Throne and FeMn. The capsules wars designed hy Committee, Kennedy wrote; 00 a t a phy faaal diaafaMity may oh- of Weahingtem Ledge, DOIa remitted after being found guBty “I see no reason for placing any mlssion. asUmates, the lib reiy nsr. A 8260 bond was postad for WiBbront Jeffrey Soest sea of Robert J. and Brotatn Boms toki alkonftae boDota at the town ■ a n y grammeur school gamea in "It looks like we’ve got to the bot­ E arl Bush, a mamber of the sppaaranoe to Okoult Ooort IS, aaiteocd, wW e he wsa then hv- Survivors include two aona, of making an unsafe tuni. tom rock. It looks to me like we conditions or contingencies on tha sfanuld Increase its area by 10,000 WiUbrant, 137 W. OenPar Bt. He was bom Aug. 1 aft Mamtoes- dark's office at any time. The bol- Tbomaa J. Harvey of Manchester Indepandant Miners Association, RockvlDs g— Ion. Sept ML Robert BeSbe, 22, H artfaftl, hit bottom rock. White stuff ia to be buUt o f roUed steel so they affactivm ess o f the sechnd phase ■quan feat when tbe townk popu­ tcr MemorM Hospital, Hk maternal grandporente aro Mr. and Mk ssay be appHed for by moB n ir . . oiLieaxy married the late and EDomerd S. H arvey o f Ehrerett, pleaded guilty to intoadoaUon and coming up the 12-inch hole.” would be smooth and reduce o f the tax' reduction program." lation is eoqpeeted to be double Hoopital Nstss Mrs. Mtahnel Borno, Depot Rd., Ooraentty. Hk pateraol grond- or to person and may ba used fay ■aw Hogan O’Leary and came to Waaih.; a daughter, Mrs. Charles 'waa fined 86. Two other charges "W hite stuff coming up, togiT' chances o< a anag whm they trav- Thk referred to a Republican what it k today. Dkoharged-yasterday: Bfiwki A. porente aro Mr. and Mra. WBta WlOfaront FltitoSeld, Maes. ■iknite now k tha annad forces Itoncheater to live. Volkect of Canogs Park, Calif.; —breach of the peace ahd reri^ commented Fellin. r i 1 9 and down tha shaft. move to make the aOcohd toatall- Neverthelesi, M ks Id t k oon- Johnson, Crestridge Dr., Veroon; ^ • • B • • to do not eeopect to' be fawroe After undergoing an operation three bratheis, John Harvey of tog arreot—w ere noUed. Smith suwMted the mm try aad ’The Pagnotti Ooal.Oo., In nearby mmt of the proposed tax ettt da- '9lDoed„ths<, itw kbtary k “hettar. Jdra MadsMne w o n tirin y and GookelL Dawn Edoife, dsughta' of Ronald Edward and Jeon Oct. 7. he gate up hla career as an actlTa Manchester, Tbomaa '!Huvey of Bond forfritiaea of f37 and 880 locate tha drill bit by using a West Ptttston. owasd by Loqla pmdmt'on bidding tha budget def­ -thsn miost” for. the town’s risk Tbe dauphtar, CkynW URa Rd., TU- Dkmotrd Goslwfl, 318 Osk Bt. She woe born Aug. 16 at Men- Bueineea Nate bail player and began umpiring Reno, Nerv., and a brother hi Ire ­ were ordered against two out-of- compass—on tiie theory the metal Pagnotti. took on the job of buUidt icit er. tha national dabt'^to a ape- .adutt ooCkoa^ jAe said, is good, land; Mrs. Kathleen Tamar, ■Ware­ riteoter Meonoriol Hoopital. Her maternal grandparonts on Mr. FTOd Conklin, g rendeon e f the land; a rioter hi Heiland, and five state motorists who flailed to ap­ in the drill might attmet . the ing tha capsuka, which wiU be clfied figure. And Umy.JMs lately ap^gped house P oin t; Efanlly Rocknr, South and Mra. Atonoo Dkeinoaid, l l emloek Point. Covenftry. H w ro- Ibundei of the Ooeildln Tknattiisef §oU”tlnM. Two key Republican members Leaguea that he formerly work­ gisndohUdrsn. pear in court to answer speeding needle, pointed at each and to reducO A mgriber o f sartes and tities atoned 8t; Rita Bwnp, Lovelsnd HE tornad giondpareerte aro Mr and Mra. Brwtai D ofls. BIroh ML Rd. 0>. on lU. 6A, k the new manager of the tax-writinig commlUae, Rep. a t the younger set. Rd.; Stanley Gotembo. 4S -Frank­ ed with include the Hartford L>us- PXmeral servioea wUl be held charges. "Can you do it before you friction. Pagnotti ako owns tha Ext.. Bolton. of the plant, auooeediag WtMtM Saturday at the Hokuea Ftineral The oose o f O. Allan Edwards, sleep?" asked Smith. $200,000 drlU iriiich la doing tha Jedm W. Bynies o f 'Wisconsin and ‘'O f tha Bsvsrri hundred books lin 8t.; Neibty Renfioowlex, 89 Vil­ • • e e • RoWnaon who hae bean iTwmagar League, Hartford T w iligh t Rep. Howard H. Bakar of Tm- Farm ington Valley Home, 400 MSln St, at a time to 34, WHUmantic, ohaeged with cp- "No! No! I’m staggering," re­ boring, and ba reportadly k tsi- purchased to the last few months,” lage St; Am Clemena, 6H Cedar Lavey, Laura lena, dnu^tor of Rotrart W. and Dsrtaro Mor- »ca 1964. Hohtnooei wlH oenUnua naasee, said, however, the effort aha said, ."many, have been selaot- S t H e piw; ICiddleBex County League, announced. Burial win be hi Bast erattag a motor vehicle wMto un­ plied Fellin, an obvious refertnee derwriting tha $60,000 coat for the gekmy Lavey, 2M Oak St. She woe born Aug. 14 at Hartford in the lime traeineoa under Mb own Oemetery. The Rev. R(toert J. der the influence of liquor or to the fact he. Throne, and Just drilling operation. will be rmewed. ed w itii tha nsads and Interests HospMel. Her moterneil graxiOparaou are" Mr. and MTO. Foul MM but has nof yet awnounoad Btate .League and the Manchester Shedif, partor o f the Church of the A motion along thaaa .lliiaa by o f tbs students in Jntod.’’ To aid Advsrtlsemant Twi League. A t one time he work­ drugs, and speeding, was trans­ about everyme to the rescue Two capsules wars called for, Maigelony, Broad Brook. Her paternal hk iMw headquortera. Naaaiene, will officiate, ferred to theSHkst H artford aes- crew, had been up all night as one to fit tiia IT^noh hols, ttm Baker loot by only ana vote to the cSMer-«ansclatas..tsen-agai«, the U- . Wanted; Newsboy or nswaglrl end Mrs. Bluest Loray, Ikst Hartfaed. OonUto sold the ooenpony will BOYS' ed ee many as 160 games in a Pklenda may call at the funarrt •aaaion o f O l r ^ O n irt 13 fo r plea tha 13-lnch hole cams aloaer and committee loot week. brsiy has recently acquired tbe for AUyn Dr., Fsrsnos Dr. and Linda Efisine, 2 * . aaaenn. sometlmee working a high other to fit a 24-toch hole in case teeed th k plant and wlU btdsde heme tomoirow from 7 to 9 pin. and trial on Aug. 30. closer to tfae 800-foot level. authorities decide to ream the Thanking M ills for his work on Threers In Depth” series, ranging Wilahlre Rd., Vemcm. Coll; Man­ • • • • « a hoene for hk family in the neaw ■obobl game In the afternoon and the bill and urging that remaining BAST XUBKFOBD 8BS8H1N “Tt we could find a new loca­ bole to 24 toriieo. from optonMtiy and veterinarian chester Herald Rockville Bureau OreeaM, Jeemifar Mary. daugMer of Bdwaeil C. mad Jooque- plane. TTm original plant waa to LEAN-LOOK SLACKS a bwthght game at night For Bin. Loula Lavltt, , Ellk«ton, tion, we probably could start on tt congressional action on It ba takm medicine to space technology. Tha 875-3188 or M r. WUson, drcH latlon Bne asrhsle Greene, 75 Biroh Rd., South 'Windsor. She woe boro years he worked top-flight col­ 66 A t the bottom the capsules wiU Otnoan, and agricu ltu ral fame k Mrs. Emma Deschenes Bnunona, pleadad guilty to a obargs of dls- while you aleqp," said Smith. have aa opening with metal promptly, Kennedy 'Wrote that Twone's author series, another re- Dept 648-27U. Aug. 12 tt. Hartford Hoqktal. Her malternal grandmoither k ttil brought to bora in bedk Bern lage, prep and achoolhoy gamea. 03, o f Onunge, OaHt., formeiiy of ii«8arding a step algn and was "Take a drink o f soda and sea plats sheet that folds upward, as “any delay or contlngmt feature oent addiUen, k geared for young Mra. Helen Shnon, Miami, FTa. Her patomol erarakrareerts are tliat plant. Ooeiklinite, a new pred- In Sanforized* washable cottons Buring the last years o f Tvnptr- Hartford, fv e d an uineiM that caused him to Friday st 9 pm. st the GMUogly a crevice and enable the mm to to hold on. alter hla opposition to the'biU un­ cial behavior are on the book- brother. W iriem Jttm Jr., 17 inoedhs. V A U H 3 .9 « der the preamt "attitude toward thk aide ef the Ooemeottout River. xkittz. lumper cfiects, detochaUe be hoepitalized. end Donegen Funeral Home, Best locate the drill. The capsules also might be used ritol'ves. • * B • • Peraonala His long affiliation with base- Chapman St., Orange, Cahf. Buriei Hearing Tonight spending.” Vlslttng hoars are f ts 8 pm cape stytoa, nantica] styles! Firk "Will tt be all right to lilSw as elevators to take rescuers down B nne said he Is npt Impressed But a apace problem preventa Weik. Jeanne Marie, daughter of Btoidey A. and Barimro Hol- Mr. and Mas. WUliom Pbrnranw IWU etemmed partly from his w ill be in Good Shepherd Oeme- forced air down for about five to search for Bova. 3 8 artabWahlng a young adult dspart- fo r aU areao, eoccept maternity Aug- combed ecittoa plaids . . . imoodi A public bearing on proposed by Kennedy’s statement that he where they a n 3 te 4 pin . and kiwfiU W elk. 2233 BBUngton Rd., Wappvng. . H ie wne boro have announoed the birth of a 1.99 love of youngsters. A family man, tery, HunUngton B es^ Osllf. minutes?’’ Arthur Joyce, a mine Under another plan, if the mm e^^cts, if all goes well, to submit mant with a trained advisor to 19 t t Msneheaner MemorM Hospeital. Her maternal grandpar­ daughter. Btoey Jana, tt Wnttsun ooOon baoaddotns . . . ewen waab- be iwed to turn up at practice ees- changes for Rookvilla’a obMter is Inapector, asked at one petot. are weak, a rescuer could be cope with the tooreoatoig number 8:80 to 8 pjn . and private rooms a tNidget to January with a sm i^- when Ihey on 18 ojn. ts 8 pm ents ore Mr. and MTO. Raymond HaBorarall Br., 'WOpptog. Her Qomrouesty Meenorml HoopItaL wear eottea Mends! Solid colors, Mona of the Manchester High and scheduled for tonight at 7:80 to “Yeah,” came the reply. lowered Inside the mine, get out, of young people using the library. ^aternal g^randperooPa are %k-. aeid IBra. ^rae^^y .A. W eta. Aagiaeto, Maternal grandpareeete, and elw k -1 1— L -t J J a^ J —B-JJ- er deficit than the anticipated $9.2 Visitors an requested not to cTiocKit m o aoQ nMHBa pnm u Obeney Tech teams and occasion' Fnnerals city balL Changes have be«i pro- BiarUer, the rescue crews tried help one of the miners into the billion. Mks Ids malntatos that than is ■Uy lead a band by batting out tapping on the driU bit, capsule, thm return tt to the no shortage of staff. Six full-time m oke in patients’ rooms. No more • B * * • pcsed for some 86 seottons of the "While be was 'writing that let­ than two visitors at ana time per grounders. clMitar by the twrialau ooramlt- the aound would carry to FelUn surface. staff members and five pact-time Alexaodar, KaPey Uao, daughter e f Wayne J. and Om cI Me- Ralph B. OoiUns ter his Cabinet officers were all patient Before bis retirement elghf tee. and Ttuone. An emergency pcocaduro also over the hill trying to have cuts assistants wiU be on hand this fall Keeme}' Alexander. 106 Woodbridge St. Bhe was boro Ai^. 16 tt yasre ago, Mir. CTLeary was em­ TQLLAN1D — Btemorlel asrvioea Another poasUdUty being consid­ has bem set up. H. Beecher when the achoris rs-open. Tbe H- Moncheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grarndparenta ore At a meeting Isrt night of the to apmdlng restored and promot­ Potiento Today: 309 ployed at Arrow-Hart and Hege- fo r Ralph B Oolhna o f TiiTmaitshi oommittee, ooeponstton counsel Bd- ered waa tiia lowering of a radio­ Charrabury, state secretary of broty k cnrrently oloeed for its an­ IMr. and Mrs. Frad McKenney, 10 Mt. Nebo PI. Her ppternai ARE YOU IN Sipirtng Rd., were held yesterdaiy ing new and enlarged spmdtog ADMITTED YEJSTERDAY: iiMJi Oozp., Hartford, after bMng ^4n M. Lavltt presented faia itoaft active capsule down the 02-lnch mines, said that in the evm t programs, Byrnes said. "Hla imal two-weric Vacation, with a grandmoither k Mira. Chester Alexander. 21 Stroew Bt. She hoa LONG SLEEVE employed at the Underwood Corps, ait Wapping Oommunity Church. of the reooromendaticna for ap­ hole and nave the mm use a de­ workers get a 17-lnch bole through general re-oondiUontog of the in­ James Graham, 84 Roddtog St; tiiree tacotiiert, David end DoeMd. twjna, 8. anil DeeSul 8 ^ ; eoid or out of ’Ilie Rev. Trumen Woodward, woras have a hollow ring com­ Hartford. He wan an honorary life proval. Ihe eommittaa decided on tector to locate the drill bit TUa and there Is danger of a further, pared with specific action-'’ terior ecbeduled. Sam Johnson, 81 Oak .Grove S t; tiirae sktera, Oailhy, 7. Oaren, 6. and Candy. SPORT SHIRTS BWlOli HOW fchoel fashion! member o f Campbell Council, pastor emeritus of First Oongiegs- the language of the proposak as would be a detector simViiir to cave-in, lubrlcatiiig grease wOl be The junior library eeotion has a Mrs. Mary Drensek, 106 Pine St.; tkxubl Church, Bast Hartford, offl- "Ehrm If he did submit' such a Hnlghts o f Columbus, which hon­ they wHl be prasanted tonight those used by uranium miners. dropped to the men. They would budget,” Baker said, "Congress ootteobinn o f 9,000 books compared Mra Alice Shane, Broad Brook; HOT WATER? ciaited. Mra. Howard DenSlow waa Among the major proposak k If Throne and Fellin ore able strip themselves, and hold their to 5,600 to 1962 but Mtee Ide Mra Geitrude Malone, Vernon; ored him at cm of its recent organist. could , vote mors fundij,’ ’ GIRLS’ TAILORED iports nights. one to change the eleetton date to locate the driU, two couraea of hands over their heads. A rope Baker said he win continue to arid ."this is not adequate to meet Samuel Caswell, Hartford; Char­ M M C s O r h i M Burial will be in Wapping Oeme- fbom the tkwt Tuesday to Decem­ act^ are opm. ’They might be from the surface would be lowered ihe ohoHenge of the modem school lene Oracle, Tcfiland; Mrs. Shirley eurvtvoTB include three sons, tery st the eonvenlenoe of the try to. write Into the bill a pro- MB get fSB Stit sf ir9BMBl James J. O T eary o f Ooeben, and ber to the first ’Tuesday in April. able to dig their way to it with and attached to their safety belta vlsim making the second-year twe ourrtetilum that demands much Cowlea 148 BiaseU S t; M ra Cath­ OXFORD SHIRTS fam ily. tools lowered through the aix-lnch and they would be slowly puUed erine Jones, SO .Lyness S t; Paul 1.94 ESected ofWrinla would take office suppkmehtary resdtag, and the to- Jbfan P. OTieary and Francis J. Watkhia-Wast Funeral Home of cut inoperative if tile prospective I f yos ttva in a typiesl bossi^ O T eery boith o f Miancfaeater; a on BEay 1 and appointive officiak lifeline hole or tt might be pos­ up by hand. deficit goes beyond anticipated ereoslng number of children Misseri, Vernon; Edward Fahey, COttlF. VAlU t 2.98 142 B Oenber SL, Mjanobester, wsa on June 1. EEecttona would oon- sible to ream the opening sufflel- Officials ware more optimiaUe the Hbrary oompared to a decade 88 Barry Rd.; Mrs. BHisabeth De- para ssiiid oasOy ran a rt o f h rt dSQgbter, Mrs. Henry J. Opalacb hi charge of arrangementa levels. of Manchester; five brothers, tJnue to be held on uneven num­ mtly wide to reach them. Wednesday night that contact had 'nie measure approved last ago.” Martin, RFD 2, Manchester; John w i i l |i[-ljw<)ii filfc wokr asTorol tiiiiai a weak. Wide ranee of fabrics aixi bered yeara. Fellin, co-owner of the mine, k bem made with Bova. FellL uniii To ofteet this situation, __ Howat 27 Laurel St, Wapping; /fair you eon hme mtt 9k Jrt patterns, full-cut for perfect ll. Itarry OTjeary, Joseph O’Leary, Robert F. Ooleman week by the Ways and Means Peter O’leaiy and Bdward Under the praaent system, the familiar with nearly eveiy twiat he waa aura he had contacted Committee asks (Songrsss to i»o - said, the ttbraty k stepping up Its Mrs. Mary Pasqualinl, 66 Baldwin o s h r yam maei at erne Bsw far and machine-washable. Clhooae 1.77 Itoe funeral of Robert F. Oole- city ekotlcna f^jPom- the town elec­ and turn of ttia' mine. Bova. vida a net tax rellM of close to purchase o f jtrventte non-fkstfon in Rd.; Irmgard Kanya, 70 Summer siM r s t a y .’TfcWc o f OVjeoiy, aU o f Hartford, and men of LydaU SL waa held from all the newest fa l skodea n z u to 14 lliomas O’Leary of Wethersfield; tions by only two months. Jt d ty As they have been throughout $11 billion. Kennedy orifdnally tbe fields o f sotenoe, Mography St; Mrs. Edna Lutz, 202 Wood­ s a ty rs dayl 7 this morning from the Holmea Throne and Fellin were ivwiciiei. land S t; Mra Josephine Michaels, SizM 8 to IS. two sisters, MHas Agnes O’Leary oflHirlals were eleoted to April, suoseted $10.8 billion. •nd social sdenoee. ^ AUGUST SPECIAL Tas. Hkttos to MobBbaafa Funeral H o im , 400 Main St., wHh there would be a five-month break ant oking and reminiscing Kay members of the Senate and "But thers la a question,” Mte« Lake S t, Vernon; Susan Bourque. end MTa George MioGauley, both a requiem Masa at St. Bartludo- the bit b m down. Somersvllle, C«m.; Peter Krol, Perfect with ddrix. o f H artford; six grandchildren and belTween rieodons. About Town House have expressed doubts Ide declared, ‘'as to bow long we CoBV. Tops. SsBt CoVMfB. msw’a Church. The Rev. PbUlp J. Another recommendation is that At one point Fellin said: "You about passage this year. osn continue without app«ing to Stafford Springs; Josnrte Murray, jumpers, pants . . . expertly several nieces and nephews. • M ffsBI Hussqy officiated. Paul Chetelat the city (detk’s oftloa be mode an needn’t huriy, we’ve bem .here a Membens o f the Ottlisne Ad the town for tnoM funk;” 99 TVebbe Dr.; John T. H ow at 63 A b L o w A s ^ 9 a U U A s L o w A s 16.95 :::: tailored shirts of fine The funeral will be hrid Satur­ few days and can wait a UtUa Bllyue Rd.; Angus Rockett, 67 day at 8:16 a jo . from the John F. -waa organist and aoloist. Burial appointive and fiiU-tkne job. A visory ObuncU of tbe Manchester • a Tbe library has on annual bude- combed cotton ozfrwd cloth wka in St. Bildget’a Cemetaxy. tra ffic authority o f five membara lo n ^ . ’ ’ Phelps Rd. Tkmey Funeral Home, 219 W. A a original plana called lor oon^ty ooikg* wai be to tbe firem en m state ADMrrTBD TODAY: Mra IXTRA — IPiCIAL — DCTRA . . . Sanforited, of course - . . Canter st., with a aolemn high Father Huooey read the 'oommittal appointed Ity the mayor k also tesohein lounge at Manchastsc was 848,000. Over 8 0 * o tilU I «k tk iha Bfaklstt^ 4 aervloe. proposed. 'Ihe members would reaming tiia 12 -tocb hole to 17 budget mnnsy oomes from sndow- Ingebord Allard, Coventry; Jrim button-down or Bermuda U tm of requiem at St^ Jameo’ Inches In diamatar, and then, U High School ktonday nigftt from Person, 74 Jsnssn St; James a Beat Oavoni Qwrch at 9. Burial wIH be in St Bearers were Janies Buika Jr., serve three years. 7:30 to 9 to answer aity biquiriss Coming to Parade toerita Tbe rert comes from the 1 3 9 .9 5 collar styles, with long Thomaa Bailey, Bairy malsan, A cbsnge to oouncM meeting necessary to 81 Inches. After it was etote which ooritrlbutee 8600 and Gray, 481 Av«ry 8t„ Wsqiplng; aDaar Poaak deeves, trim button Bridget’s Cendetery. 17 inches, tha plan «U e d for sand- conoeming tbs collsgs, wliteb Mrs. Mary Pasek, Bast Hartford. Beg. 186.M Mata Friends may call at the funeral Donald Nielsen, Rhihard Nielsen dates has also been recommended. opens to Ssptaogfcsr. BSgbt Dlatrlot F irs CU ef Fraruds appropriates cuffs. Slolid colors or and Raymond Coleman. OouncU meeange would be on the tog down two aspeclaUy designed 86,000. Bolton, for example, with BIRTB TODAY: A daughter home tonight from 7 to .9-.and to- survival capsules to Ijft the men Limerick last night reported that eandy stripes. first and third Mdndsty on tha ««W to rte s to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerry, .PACKETS B**row from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 to the top. • ' 1- < Cpl. John E. Frias of ^ UR. more than 40 fire departments 709 Main St. pm . Trinidad Melting Pot month tostead of every other Marine Oorps, son o f Mr. and Mbs. 84,500 to the town library which 9 All Forsiffn and Sport Car Tops CaatsM Madt montfa. A propoeed change to tha Tbe thwd man. Louts Lova, 42, from around tiie state, along with annual budget o f about msCHAROBD YESTERDAY: is aapamtad from FalUn and Ikmnonis*R, Fake of 188 N. Ebn Donna ESdwards, Snipslc View B. Bnrke Mnatck kmgimge regwrdfaig bondtog pro­ St, raoenlly oomplatad a week of nine bands, will participate to the 9 OriglBBl RspiBotnisBt M atorial Far Moat Cara Port of Spain — 'Hie newest cedure would save the city money Throne hy a maos of debris. Ha district’s 76th aiuiiversary parade _ kOsB Ide erttonrtes that tt oosto H e i^ , RocltvUIs; Olfford Bowles, B. H a k e Mueick o f Akron. OWo, Caribbean nation, Trinidad and k baliavad about 26 feet from testing aad aeresnlng at tbe Naval Tolland; . Andrew Wicks, South dbed of a heart attack on Aa*. 6. by providing btonket coverage for Air Technical Trrining Center, 8a ^ 14. the llbraty appemdmatsty 4, 86,000 Sss Tanmiks Aato Ssat Covsn Fsr Tobago, la the southernmost in the most city oificiala. them. Fellin and Throne dug a SVank Mordavsky, 'who k to amwaBy to provMs Ifoioiy wevlce Oovtoitry; Mrs. M argaret Donahue, 4 .9 9 OPEN Be wea the father of MmTjeck West Indies. Trinidad’s population omaU, -foot tunnel through thla Memidik, Trim. Tbs tests wars Ib a ty o f BcAton Center. 1 1 charge of invitations tor the pa­ to the sebooia. The lifacncy spends IIB Blu^eld Dr.; Steven Salva­ a Seat Coven • A m MORIilRTY of 827,000 is racially one of the debris to the hope of locating gtvm to deteRntos hk aptitudes tore, 159 Oakland S t; Blugeoe Or> eoiroixFfcrTO every Mr. Hboick, aa Akron realtor, rade and oxganistog It Into five di- about yr,800 snnugHy on books and sTops, Wtodewf, tapF most heterogeneous of any island. Egga Once Foribidden Bova, wboaa fata has remained toe technical tratoiiig to prapaiw- vislans, said that more groups and magsatoiss alooe.' lowriti. 82 Wist St, Rockville; PAY T.f9 was bom m Cleveland, Va. He About half are of African origin tlctt for apedeXaed duties with a OofMta, Origtool er NIGHT uncertain sinca Tuesday nk^ banda ara yet to ba heard from, Tba Itoraiy budget-sttuation In Ursula Montes, -82. W ells S t; BROTHERS bad Umd In Akron for 38 years. and a third Indian. ’There are auK) London — At one time eggs wars ■dim tha others reported heutog Marias a’ristion ubMsl Martha Lojsln, Tolland; Roger ■eiriaeenMBts Bb w«s a member of Calvary R was also announesd last n i ^ Vernon is normrily the reverse In ’T it 9:30 many British, French, Spanish, among the foods forbidden during him about twice after being out that Loretta Ann Rlasell, Miss nwet towns where a major fJiimJr Parrott, 79 Plymouth Lane; Susan atatttbor Mato Ikptiri Church and the Akron Chinese. Portuguese, and Syrians. Lent, and the custom arose of of contact for 40 hours. Tha Srivaten Anny will ooealaet Rbetogold for 1968, wUl upsar to of the operation costs are appro­ Smith, 286 Automn St.; Diane Heb- a 1 Ml 3-5135 Area Board of Realtors. He was painting ,them in gay colors and Reaouera flrat made contact an opm air asrvica tonight at 7:80 anstreit, Olarionbury; Clarence • SoottM i R ite Miaaon and be- tbe parade. priated by the toWh and oriy a dkeokxraronetoMlid CAUTIOUS DESPERADO giving them to friends and relatives with the trapped miners Sunday at Mato aad Birch Sts. cadet Fred Tbe annivaraaiy parade will Minoti, Hartford; MVa. Geraldine IgBI^ to Tadmor Temple of the PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y.(AP) as a marie of affection and rejoic­ small part is covered by endow- M 1-31B C M t w S t . eotteh popbro ... fuOy night, five days after the cave-in pixoa wUl be to ebarge. A prayer form at Manchastar Hl|^ School sm ta. "In thla respect we’re quite Uxupes, Talcottville; Mrs. Dorothy F1BBB BHTIMATm FOB AIX INBUKANCK OOMPANIBS —A 6-year-oId decked out in cow­ ing when Eksteir brought the Lenten and at a time whm the mm wars servioo wfll ba heU at the atM el and wind thicug^ the North End. fortunate,” Miss Ide said. ^ Miller, Coventry; Arthur (krney, wadhabfe, .tooi Styled HIRf'S WHY YOU Baridas Ifn . Baity, aurvivora m- boy gear, mask and loaded-down fast to an end. feared dead by some. a t 7:16. Marlborough; Mrs. Ruth Smith, 17 ! krit riilis «lnde tm wife, Mary Bleacbe Mu- the chiaf said. Tbe starting time MqUsst W E O l V E AT I09IRT HAU gun belt waa over heard planning Some mine expmta in the rescoa has bean sat at 4 p.m. Pine Knob Dr. Wapping; Walter AkrtOBcKnoiMd fofjfour shoppiBg comfort ■kfc; oiwWiar daugfatar, lln . Rob­ a cops-and-robbers game with his more fu u k from the town depends MEBICTAMPS • W« «■ iar a rt ad TRAPT70 FATAUTY party questibaed the reports of Tbs Mawrheatar Bmhiem CUb Moep than 40 of tbe voluntasr on a dedslon by the Ubnry fi­ Grabowski, Hartford; Mrs. Nina ert Tbkrtoh of Cfaagiin Falk, playmates. However, he cautioned WATBRBURY (AP) — Jooepb will sponaer a bow ling party Minsr, RFD 2, Manchester; Sba- " TURNPIKE OMo; bmo brothen, a alatar and Fellin that he bad re-establioiied fireman have recetvsd new unl- nance board. Meanwhile a ROUTE S — souni WINDER, CONN. the "s h e riff a posse” he was about P. Steponaitls, about 70, was MUM contact with Bova. Wednesday, Aug. 38 at 7 pjn. at fotms which wUl be worn tor the anns PU tt, 946 Tolland Tpka.; to try to outvdt; to sauces for the coming sdiool last night when a oar hit him FelUn and Throne have bem rs- tbe Farkade Lanes, for ptendiers firs t'tim e to tbs parade. Tbe unl- year U unavoidabia, M lseld e said. Joseph Bets, 186 Dogwood Lone. PLENTY OF FREE FARKINU “R^embar, you gotta give me about two blocks from his home Waptfing; Mrs. Helen, Corcoran and AUTO SEAT COVERS Mebilh«crt A A e rt F. c e iv iq f food and other suppUas and ^rkn^ Raservattons may ba fom a wets made available tor aa A l Radio Sehael time to look boto waya bafora I on Park Street Iha drlTsr was 'diljp tha ufrilna itots MfSL John Bansk, M Blghth District board of d ir s i^ daughter. East Hartford; Mra IMW. MIDDLE TPKE. PhoM 443-434B crooB the otraat and rm for the ideatified by pokoa os Joel M[. and also have bem able to com- Opopsr »UriM Lanes 0(1. Josagh R. Joyce Fish end son, 46 Oder Min Of WBUam approval of 81,000 to ttia lirsm sn's WDodsr lasKkrt rt Watadbirir-' BM Ur. i nad llk h Mra FnuUaa OoQstts and tour U RspsoM d f 8 W w p r , t \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBSTSR, CONN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 82.1968 MANCHSSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« THURSDAY. AUGUST 22,1968 p a g r s e v e n : any rsaaon, even rsasnns cf tem * '^Munldpel Taxation and Raglonal A Thoiicht for T o i a j confident teat wa can have funda tbe applioB't^ tell return to tee different people.” It was rateer ikttdifstnr Devatopment.'* H n raport eon- nent turn-off, going ssoss slowly dUats and praiMuclng Mm ooM FREE OEUVERY for dearing title wXMn the neoct federal govenunent tai March or difficult to g ^ her back, to Man­ Annual Reports ohidea that where tax conaiteea- Connecticut than we wars. Groups Better Armed Scot Visiting Troop 1 Scout chester, her hostess said. teooMsr ter M saw ambaaaador, tiona were leadihg to town plana Prooeadtaig at 66 milso as hour, a t Chnteliea faw weeks, whan we have tee se- AprX, wtm final approval and tee Xnnitsts SfraU^ 9 A.M. to f P.M. mantto dXIteuKles straightened Dorothy came here for a taso- Henry Oabot'indga, ter fear wa By Departments that are inconsistent with de- we never auoossdsd hi staying |n first federal money in about Au- a n airafale social and economic goals, front of anytwdy. out.” week visit after spending six may ha hacking the teiddhist la- Y ankee Ths refcsshment which is to bs She Hosted Two Years Ago weeks in T’oronto with her older ooLLsomm o r r k v b n u k it is the tax atnicture that should To ms. contrary, the trafOc be­ ARTHUR DRU8 Powell leported the' trustees of Tolt, and whera tha BuditeiaU, ter B y A H .O . pound In a ri'ver invigoratot, makea With Renewal Data the Oommunity Y tai the -North Two town tereotoTB last night brother whom she hasn’t seen hi Paul Cervinl, collector of revenue, be changed, not the goals. hind us was constantly passing us, their part, aocuae us of having During the year the CRPA con­ without pause or hesitation or let­ verdant, may provide ioe, drinking End, wUte must be redetogned to pledged their support for the pro­ “The food over here is fabulous.^ girls stopped In a local donut shop. seven years. Sunday she leaves to baickod tha tjrranny of the Diem reports that his office collected tinued its cooperation with the up or even without any special in-, teoe .N. Main St. relocated to the gram. Bhbert Stone said, “Qnce Fresh corn on the cob is something Hafj only description of tee variety visit with relatives in New Jer­ It so happened that, in the water; Mmtbig srsas, swimming Whan, Director 'Rieodore Pow ^ expressed concern at a rear of tee present building, are we don't have at home; we get It of donuts is "fantastic.” Only the L V l i'O.M \ ' I ’1( family, ia that you oan get your- 90.6 per cent of 1961 grfind Ust State Highway Department in course of pleasurable and social crease in Its speed, white was al- we have answered tee^bosic ques­ sey,''•and wlH fly home next holes; boatfrig on a hwg* directors rmewal committee meeting lu t night over the ap- dated to dtariuee the proUem the tion, Ts redevelopment good for in ‘tins’ and it tastes nothing like regular type of donut with pow­ Wednesday. I M m ativea tatto an awful meao when taxes during the past year, or a studying future transportatloit pursuits of our own, wa found our- isiidy sufficient to let It sip hy 'u ).\i i'( ) i n ’ needs in the district. us as if ws had aome kind of an­ So-oaliod badlands ara bad perrat miau^mtyuidings between the Citizen’s Advisory first week tai September. the town?’ the problem is to find yours.’’ dered sugar is known in the Brit­ She will enter her second year you try to run the aifaira of soma folal of 68.786,742.98. Of this selvaa In position to render aome The fuB cost of tee project to ish Isles. .w As a start toward implementing chor dragging- hdhsiiss they lack this refreMunent. Winter Committee (CAC) and the Ifancheeter Renewal Agency, solutions for the detoH probtem; Miss Dorothy Brtakine of Cupar at Edinburgh University where she Cy MEANS ethor country. amount, 6356,628 was allocated to sort of public servica recently, and the town will be a'vailabie on Oct, Pm sure there are eolutlona to aH Just one disappointment has Ms proposal that ons-third of the we wish to report results of the Tliis went on for many thriliing ReUgion, too, brings r e t p ^ - OAC .diainnan Alexander F iiy e Fife, Scotland, has found the pro­ is studying to be a ;9iarmacoIogist. Tat It ia Bometimea impbesible to the town fire department, with the region be reaerved as permanent and exciting mMes. protested: whlte gave the railroad tee prop- 1, along vrlth a set plan for the of them;” duce available to the homemaker been experienced by Dorothy. This She ie the daughter of Mr. and balance going into the town’s gen­ experiment w« were eo pubHc- ment ter the Urod in mind, area, when the MRA submits Ha Keim said that "When problems ceimtry lates bake shops, or bak­ lafrain from trying. open spaces, the agency Is promot­ epirited as to conduct. During our adventure, ws sow Is “We are not oeed to me re­ sity, requiring the return of the in the United States something of Mrs. Weyonss Ersklne of Cupar 9te •«••••••••••••••••■•> ^>9 eral fund. ing an. effort to secure 450 acres ate bo^, Hmsas who plumb the Phase 1 report to the Urban Re­ SiTise, we’re going to come to the a wonder, but her greatest discov­ eries as We call them. j A j h ERICAN O o A E s TaVM 1C0|MMI •••••••#••••«••••• V'C H is a long ago sowing of the no one clow down, and ere eaw no depths of religion llte titer fatigue newal project. All we reeUy went land to tbe deedcre’ heirs X the Fife, Scotland. OM Xo During the year Bens were plac­ on .TUoott Mountain as a stats or Our axpariment conslstad of ne­ one Mow lylM dy down. In abort, tal morei tatformtoion. Tliera has rsHrood rives uq> use for Ms own newal Administration. directora for su^iort,” to which ery has been blueberries. No mat­ In Scotland about every fourth aeete of trouble—but yet a sowing gotiating, by a process of long ate fuUhty tranamutod into ro* o r ed against 34 pieces of property intef-regton park. it was as if the legal ipeed Hmit Coming been some miauteerataadtaig about purpoacs.” The referendum on the towns Powell replied that "The directors ter how they’re prepared she will store is a bake shop, and a family for fuel oils, servica, ______DO P that none of u« might havo been for unpaid real estate ta x e s and oarofril waiting on tha en­ freftMd vitality. "We ha've been In touch wHh share of the project is scheduled expect you to look to us for help eat them. makes at least one trip a day to Planks Bonded ORiPA expenditures during 1068- trance apron, followed by a sud­ had already been moved up, so Though dams may Intorfsrs, *ldges WINDOWS CMd DOORS ate consulting planners from Ray­ bo dear tee tttle. turn the application for Phase 2 reotors oonunittoe on renewal, Tpke., who stayed with her in understand how Americans can do road grade crossinga may be phone 522'8151 ■ h«« wmA » 2 5 ,'1 5 S : meant nothing to anybody. We correspondent with considerable the town and 35 against proper­ House and Home Finance Agency, ConnecUcut'a super, or limited ac- divide the current^ the rtvor still mond A Miay Associates, the New “The problem is, we don’t know planning—making neceseary cor­ Harlan Taylor, expressed contin­ Srotland in 1961. The two girls had without this convenience. smoother and need less mainte­ no PEARL STREET I «f iM atllBatfnii oC apaciy— oesB highways, where, as a result oan't wait to try to get on the flows ak»g. I t malntsins Ha oafrn- YES, YOU w nx^niK D nance, thanks to research reported > »ili M» tito i w 'm I. ecKperlence in Vietnam. ties for which the assessments had the OonneaUcut Development Oom- highway and live aftm the 70 TH EM SOON Haven Arm dtong the planning for what ktod of legal wdrk can be rections—end for approval from ued concern over the part the area been pen pals for a year at that Last weekend Diane and Doro­ H.\RTFORD, CONN. Not only havo wo made exLra- been oontested. The other 49 Bens mlsaion, and the o th ^ member of legislation passed by the last nssa tal Hitte of Its tifbutarica “Old the I8RA, at on intormation meet­ oarried out during the planning the town planning commission, residents would, or would not, time i]} preparation for the Euro­ thy, along' with several other by the Association of American •( a. a A. General Assembly, there will he mile an hour maximum baeomea Man Rtvor, he just kqeps rolling have in choosing the kind of de- pean tour Girl Scout Troop 1 waa friends, went to New York Chty. Railroads. The bonding of high­ onhnary efforts to cooperate with were removed for payment of the towna o t the region. law. WHY NOT BUY ing for Norm End residents and past cf tee renewal work. board of directors and others. In taxes: Annual report established a maximum speed along." It Is ssrene to aptt» o t townspeopto at Whiten Memorial ‘*ntle searching is permitted, January. vrfopment they -want in the North to make. Dorothy said she "just loves the way crossing planks with ®Poxy|l>__J the Diem regime, wrttee Bigart— limit of 70 miles an hour. A nte aU our atatteUoal ctNNrvs- NO W A N D SA V t One night last week the two atmosphere of the city and all the resins ie believed to offer promise. •■'■CitU Herald Advs; Jidiu As of July 1, 1963, there were tioM, we have to interpose one these dtstuitMiioee. ■' library auditorium at 7:80 on title clearing Is not. I am quite A fter the neceasary o(»Tectione, Ekid. entrsordinary efforts such as halt­ 80 liens outstanding for tax lists HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT As we waited on the entrance U ke me serenity of the river, Monday. apron for our chance to slip our ootiCtaiding notation. Christians should he unruffled tai (.aitCTiiATiom ing dancing by American person­ 1956 through 1961, toUling 606,- The fiscal year 1962-63 started By me record, that day hras a HOME They will be armed wUb a nel there even in their own homes 618.63. Of this amount, 636,063.34 way into the stream of traffic, we spKe of present currents, arUclee great many mmk answers then tb* with a road exchange between the wootersd, so pronounced and sea- day in Oonnaetiout white was free on the surface, dams, bridges, and when a oampaign against dancing Is due from three accounts. Two town and tha State Highway De­ of tssffle fatalities. they had beflore—MRA Executive of these will be settled by frovemeoto in Om tew aot, ontaInnaMy. ■!• aurrenter on squaro dandng. solidated with the town, the col­ awwping; roateite mowli^ and ment by which ws thovHbt to test TREASURE IN OEMS hut religton has flowed right along, the ares,” ha eoked. ‘WiU they be Montana, known as the Trea- serene, refreshing, invigorating. £ ! 2 m o r e wwfu w p w t P m bw t arxuniw U to “RolaUoioa havo aoamad Inox- lector of' rsvinuc was instructed hna* cutting; sandbig of icy and measurs the Oonnaetiout mo- fREE bOTM by the Eighth District, or euis State, has preduesd more R«v. James V. Claypoai b« mate ter Rwd aanwa—not by tiicable dnoo 1954 when Ngo Dinh to collect aH outstanding taxea of roads; plowi^ and removal of tmist’a oapaotty for tha great day by the town?” SUPERMIRkets ‘“VKNGfWDTHRU tho district. All these have now snow; prepeuration and ftadsMng of coming. gem sapphires than other statee, SiqM., Norwich Diet. Rybesyk had antawer on tee Wa­ MT..At;(;. Mil, paepto irtw fwBy want to help Diem rose to power with an im­ Methodist Owreh been cleared. areas adjacent to ridewalk con­ Our humble sipeaiment consist­ with Important commercial de­ INSTALLATKHi ter Co., hud not on tee district COUfON O)ST0M(» theae t«ad aauaw atonr- portant asolat from the Oantral CBPA struction; maintenance of street ed of reading, first, hgr Mgna along posits at Rock Orssk, In Oranita sewsr problem. What y«a te la thMc or aama BrtelUgoaoe Aganey. In June 1963, after oonai dering signs, and maintenance of the the highway, that ws were travel­ county; Togo Gulch, in Judith KITTBN8, ANYONBT ”Tbe water oompany will siiara Basin county; and Oottonwood PORT WASHINOTON, N. T. •J‘ © argontanto wMeh may appaal to “Ihe Agency was right, in the five attemativea, representativea highway department garage and ing on a highway ter which (AP)—A large sign painted in • MUFFLERS 69-50 tee oost of relooattng facU- of tha Capital Region Planning ipesd MnMt of 06 miles an hour had Creek, in Powell -county. The ittea with the MRiA, as will any soma or tlM paopla or aomo oT tha opinion of moot ohourvoro, in soo- fiMt. cornflower blue eapphtree of Tugo childish scrawl and prominently Agency (CSbPA) voted unan­ In addition, the department la been prescribed. displayed on a tree in the front oteer pUblto utility within tee votaa yon naad. int: in Ngo Dinh Diom the only imously to base regional plans on Gulch are world famous, and at called on to help other town - red, and aquamarine sajiphirea, nity announcas: “Stop! Get ’am pertion of relocmtkm or improve­ REE N K STAMKI than the angola P you can aell "Ihoro wore othor enndklatoo higta density residential develop- Bweepiag of all town strests Ue isvslation, ws should say mat while thay’ra hot! Guta klttona, ment rsquirsd fay tee project. X w m A iti tba Oonnsotlcut VaHey, was completed on June 16, with rubles, garnsts, and agates also with this coupon and purch,isc of soma pcograao wUoh might ha ter poartr hi aalgan . . . but tha ws set our own meed at the pro­ are plenoful. plus they’re free!” tee renewal area needs a new m ar tenaity tevaiopinenA tlM aid of a rented sweeper. » claimed speed Hmit cf K miles an YOUR CHOICE 13W-OZ. Can of Cocktail iMMteaUy * In eontent bgr othar oandidataa wort aitbar tar- 3-lnte main, and tbs water com­ 111111 tha sastem and western During the year, the depart­ hour. pany wants to put in a 13-inob PLANTER’S appoaUng to aonia aaPMi motlyo, rad as Waneh odUbomtors or ment oontinued its use of No. 138 Third, wa proesaded along me • SHOCKS: main, they tell have to psty tba fei Fehtuafy, the CBPA bituminous nMterial on street re­ f f yon oan prod paopla liato teliig won palpably eocrupt. highway, trying hard not to vary MUNBOB axtra cost ter tee larger p ^ .” PEANUTS. aomathing good and positive by "Ih e ehlof C.IA.. agont, Ool. Bid- habed a reftise study fOr the c C pair, with very good results, H from sft qpaad of ours. Bybexyk teought teat Um ra- b e l t s v b w lira to »• COUPON GOOD THRU tal Region. Its principal recom­ reported. We than proceeded to note our 0(H C c’jooh fa t Cuuewof-* of sooMthlng—then. Iho aimnow inte pi|)e to tee Robertson ScImoI, port hohind Ngo Dinh Diem, op­ refuee dump faoUties be eetab- rebuilt one mile of roadway cn to provide fire protection. 5to9fc*‘ ara, tfalo la the Mnd of IMng you posing tho Unltod Btatea Amhoa* lisbed under a region-wide athnln- Burnham St., aoU- cemented ■TVorsailing’ at 56 milaa an hour, ® 86 East Canter St 1 ^ no answer is yet available wtn do. ndor, Qon. J. Lirton Oditna, who Istration. In June, a study of the section of BidweU St., built up to ws never psaeed or approached • MUFFLERS ior ths oost apUt on sewsr tan- northeast section of the region Some tonehw of all tUa were in raeommandod that the Unitod sub-grade a part of Congress BU, any cfhsr vehicle whMi was, for At Summit 8t provements, be said. nEEWffiSTMl proposed that the towns of Man- supplied the labor and material to WALKER with this coupon and purchase ef tha paiteHnanoo Preattent Ken­ "U K were a town sswer, im­ Statoo wltMiokl suf^rt from tho TAX RFATEW BOARD soil cement the bottom of the WEEKEND CASH AND OAIIRT fPEOIAL A-P nedy put on, at the beginning oT Saigon Government. AHen W. provements woite bs paid from Six Cans of Freshlike Canned | During the month of Petoriiary Globe Hollow Swimming Pool, and ORIGINAL FORD lbs project oost; ainee tbe distztot hta prew cooferenoe Tuesday, DuHes, then director general of the 1968 the board of tax review bulK. up and paved a section of Ekn S t Bbct. is not port of tee town, we don’t Vegetables when ha dslivared an opening intolUgence agency, pemuaded hia heard approximately 50 complaints GOODSFEES You just pay tor pact — have a ready answer, hut are get- renrdtog assessments. It also rebuilt and ctaannelixed doz. charge for tastallaaon. COUPON GOOD THRU atatement op behalf of the 14,100, brother, gecrelary of Stats John During the fiscal year 1962-68 the intersection of Greenwood Dr. OPERA HOUSE GLADS 'Ung a tullng from tee Urban Re­ SAT.. AUG. 24th newal Administration.” Itoii? I Coupon Por Ccitomar 000,000 feraign aid authorization Foster Dulles, that Ookmel Lana- the board raised the Icmd values and E. Middle T^e., widened Ec! t Hcidtlcim Conn. bHI now batore Congress. teJo was right.” of certain town supermarkets, in with sidewalk instaUaUons, and re­ "Ws can see no need ter any The Piaaldent emphasized how an attempt to equal^ assessments placed with concrete pipe the now sewer sendee as a result of Now the regime we helped set starting Aug. 27 BEACH BAUS tbis project,” Rybezyk said. * C IwBot*fc.89* cheap this waa—^that it would cost with other comparable areas. The broken 30-inch twto oorrugatod v p defiea uo, while its own temea- values arrived at appeared fair pipe on Lake St. “Resideatial density in the area «a only abont seven tenths of one ttc enendea also fear and auapoot and plausible to all parties con­ "AN EVENING will be about tee seme; tee adH- TWESH IR R SOffiSTAMPSl per cent oC aur national product. us baoauso we helpod oat it up. cerned, the report, said. RIGHT PLACE WITH" - - - - ROLL OF 29c ttonal load from tee increased with this coupon and purchase of If it is good, we should be for H At the present time, only one FORT WATNE, Ind. (AP) — school population (up from about Tot, in 19S4, tho diotoo must have 960 to about 600) will ooma dur­ TWO PKGS. OF ARCHWAY V M oost 90 timea ai much. tax appeal is outstanding, a hold­ Julia Farrell, i^cd lOV^, had FREE KODAK FILM lb- soamod on# botwean aomo bhanoe P fhil ing the day when newer kwde are Neat, the President concentrated over tram the previoua year, and heard that the Red Cnm first ShaoTM of order, which might provide tu- may be resolved in the fall session aid station at McMillen Park was With H ate BoB Developed aonaaBy Mgtat." . COOKIES hia argument on the theme of what tu n opportunity for improvanMUt, of the Oourt of Oommon Pleas. Drap«r Ekbwli MORIGRTY But H nteteitei WW ftM itaneat COUPON GOOD THRU fbr emergencies. So she headed ouunW BSa-**"*® SAT.. AUG. 24th faUure to authorise these paltry and a polltlcd ehaoa which might straight for it when she met with frfied, a te wondered what would Chester. Vernon, Rockville, south (Bteefr and White and Oelor Prints) happen X the diatriot did need im­ I tisiii I Coupon Per Cutt otnet teur Mlliom might do to the course manly havo given opportunity to an emergency of her own. Tidiets $2.50 and up proved tecMItiea—such as a larger tt> s. FRANKS of the eoM war. Windsor and BoMon form a sub- Mrs. Walter E3irman, in chatge RROTHERS tho Oommuniats. regional refuse district. The of volunteers for the station, tote toeatment ptant—to handle in­ VA-lb.' “Should we,'’ he asked, "acrai> Bigart’a word for our involve­ ORiPA has sponsored sevefaj In- THIMKI AIR COr^ ir:ONlO creased sewage loads. OouM tha ^ 0 ^ CHUCK pkQ* care of the “accident” immedi­ TEL. 84S-B1SB MRA apend money to improve the 'AHianoa for Oongreas, which is mant, ‘iaaortrtoablo,” was a good foimal discussions toward this ately. As Julia sat covered with LIG G H T DRUG STORE T & T * ’ c h 901-316 CENTER ST. pUbUc faculties like the treatment 1 0 - 3 r IREE SOffiSTAMPSi our beat anawtr M the threat oT an army blanket Mrs. Ehnnan TR 3-8668 at llie Parkade—404 Middle Tpke. West plant outeide of the renewal area 4 ^ ' with this coupon and purchase of Oommuninn in this herUsp^erc? | ------In March of 1968, the agency sewed up the big rip in the fete f? 1® 0N S published its booklet entitled youngster's bright red shorts. I Box Otfii- Op*-n 0 . ■ 75' ROLL OF GRAND Should wa deny help to ipdia, the Lond PoT Young Minds Rybcayk thought eo. "A flre- cEert largest &ae power in Ana, as she bouee built wtthtai tee renewal Aluminum F oil area thwt would serva tee renewal seeks to strangmen herself against Apparently we do not need to COUPON GOOD THRU worry too much about the sup­ area as well w surrounding homes SAT.. AUG. 24tb Oemmunlst China T Do we wish to and store* la eflgible ter a partte Itanii I Coupon P«r Cuttotavr diamantle nur joint defenses in posed ancellenoaa of European federal aubtody, equal to the pro­ Knrea, TMwan, Pakistan, Iran, schooling, or rate about hlttiar portion of the area that It aervea G TWrkey and Greece, countries and yon discusteig how to raise JT. that is.within the distriot. “We wUl have to check to aee along the r« ry rim of Oommunist our educational standarda so they X the aame wlH apply to a oew- i-fc. power? Do we want to weaken aur will oompara favMnbty with those oge treatment plant outeide of tee 79c p iE E 50 H'K STiUiPS front tal Boumeast Asia? . . . on me ether aids ef me Atlantic. JL iw triiet boundarice. with this coupon and purchase of However Ured we may get of this AH we have to do ia wait pa­ 70U K 1L 0M “Ihe increase would be such a P U R P i n ^ Two Pt. Btls. of Zarex nmail peroentoge of the ovwall t m u n WBOU - program, our adversaries are not tiently, and Europe will progress 1-lb. nan c o r f A A r treatm ent plant flow that I don’t tfrrod.” down to our level. mink X would be inqMrtont.” c a n $ I N GOTS 1 U . F ruit Syrups Among Us purposes, foreign aid What inaptres this comforting In tba past, the ptonneie have COUPON GOOD THRU m a x w e u h o u « CAN SAT.. AUG. 24th ahottld be for people. If H le for mought—if it really ia oomforting ooid that unlesB 10 per oent of a (imil I Coupon f t r Cutloraor —ia news from France that lA faculty ie aerving tee renewal people, that may or may not have area, it is not eti^ble for renew­ some tanportanoe to ue in our | French parents, assisted by some al financial aid. stnvgle with Oonununiam. But if , teachers who have no doubt ao- J...JL The CAC also expects to be COFFEE I 20>ea- R is for paeple, that alone could be quired a modern outlook, have be­ asked on Monday bow both town and district wfll fare in tax re- iREE SO sm STMK enough'to justify it to ourselves. gun assaiHng the work load put grand UNION with this coupon and purchase of VA oeipbe from the completed district. Long, leng ago we talked about on young French children. 'Their Although Rybezyk said no poei- TWO 6-OZ. CANS OF giving aid to people because we complaint is that youngstera who I----- Xve figiuee will be available for m iu in u A FRESHPAK FROZEN hked pacpla, rather than purely be- ara partu^Mi capable of a good in­ some btoe, General Manager lUch- ouves au'd Martin said he could offer a rape uice eeuoe we hated or opposed me tellectual effort for as long a pe­ G J rough, estimate. fROlT COCKTMl^ COUPON GOOD THRU Communiets. I t would be a good riod as two hours a tlay are in­ “AsMssments are based on the SAT., AUG. 24th thing to taaap some measure of stead being asked to use their T re|9acement cost of buildings, and timll I Coupon fa r Cwito— f . that mottva alive, and tai me pro­ minds four or ftvo hours a day. on depredation. The present as­ sessments show a great deal of gram. Ate some emphasii on that They think, in short, that m# T T 2 depreciation; you are going to pick datilpl<9- angle migM he^i get support and French educational system works up quite a bit Just by putting up |FREE50.r.$TAMPS| votes too, who knows? its pupils too hard, thus producing new buildings.” with this coupon and purchase of Referring to a rsview of Depot The final elinteer the PrMident fatigue, nervouineas, failures, and TWO PKGS. OF even, on occasion, a dislike and Square assessments he had made thought ef, as he pursued hia ar- LU some time ago, Martin said .“I GRAND UNION FROZEN gument and appeal to Congress diataste for the subject Involved. guess the minimum tax increase Obviously, me poor F n o h chil­ would be in the area of 16 per Meat Dinners the ether day, came down to this: 5 T R E “Eltytaty par cent of mese funds dren must be rescued from this MAIM ET cant.” 3 B ! & ’ COUPON GOOD t h r u HS S.\T., AUG., 24th fate. Land values would also rise ever Prkol ara spent in the Uidted States.” a period of time, he added. n e e l6W limit I Coupon fa t Cutiomar X tersiga tod is a good thing, So if we in this country want A rnie o t the facilities being con­ ws aboite ba for it even X a ssnall- our chUdren to be assured of me sidered for the area, Rybesyk s d c r e s t I er percentage of the funds Involved same standard af schooling tradi­ says. Include a new post' office, e housing for the aged, and an FHA SCJOTEST were to be spent here among our- tionally pro'vided ma telkben of uaranteediaranteed "modest"modi Income” houa- SUGAR IFREE SOsSTAMK srivos ter American products and Franca, all wa have to do la wait g development. .with this coupon and purchase of Aiasriraw payratas. We should not The French are on the way to join STOe post office would be private­ Sow Cieam 7. . SAVt Three 20-oz. cans of Mott’s need to try to sell ourselves a us. ly built and leased to the federal tersign aM progrra the theoty We truly hops that, while the government, and would thus be Fruit Treats taxable. Tbe Post Office Depart­ SUBRAL *«}S - that It Is aeesssary to help keep French are on the way toward ment has indicated its willin^ess 95 COUPON GOOD THRU I-.—-. SAT., AUG. 24th w S S j ear ewn aoonomy going. joining us, nobody is so impolite to time construction of the North Mm I I Coupon r«r Cirilotagr * m W« wish that somebody, some as to tril mam that Axnsrioan MAP OF SPECIAL TA.XIMG DISTI^ICT Btaid office to coincide with the AwPDwn® J19 COMrtirt renewal project. S i time, might be just bold enough to children, even though their work The Manchester Housing Author­ say that sur raeoed af foreign tod load may bo lightar, also display FOR DOWMTOWKl MAklCUEf^TFP ity has shown an interest in the P M C m a te our tetu ra taitenUon of oon- symptoms of fatigue and nervous­ North End- too, Rybesyk says, and j ® FRR 50 k STAMKI ttaiuing with foreign tod reflect i ness, often tail oourass, ate soma L .m o m v A toY. Pats; ^uausT^^.l<^<.x at present has approval for even­ tual FHA financing for about 80 with this coupon and purchase of essantial port of our American hu- ttanes develop vary strong anti­ more units - besides the 100 comr I4.GAL. OF GRAND n n aatMre—white Is an inatinct pathies to certain subjects. Ellul eted and 100 planned at Westhlll tlEElliSTAKN to he ef help to otoer people now We have a suspicion, which wo NOTICE! PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT. PROPOSED ORDINANCE ardens. The authority pays the VA-fc- I FABRIC SOFTENER! gtown a sum In lieu of taxes. ate men, not for acme spaoial very hope will never reach mesa pkg. with this cou, COUPON GOOD THRU FHA financing la also available fBil W H SAT., AUG. 24th praetioal purpost ef our ewn, not French reformers, that if there In accordance with provisions of the Town Charter, notice is marcial, business or profaosiaaal purpooas ate not to tax prop- tor modest income housing, which Mid purchase ol hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the Munici­ srtlea used SKcIuslvely for reoldential purposes; *** **P°" budgot ap- Isait I Coupon far Cwito«a«r because we a n able to count in ad- ever hod to be a choice between •Sthnatss of recelpu from acUvitlea ralatod would be privately owned and thus ^thisco«P®“ over-work and under-work, it pal Building Hearing Romn. 41 Cantor Street, Tuesday, August %2-OZ. CONT. OFo t 'vaaee the hard dividetes we our- 27, 1963, a t 8;00 p.m. on a proposed ordinance concerning: Now Thersfore, the following ordinanee is proposed by the f5 yP*'®'’ed by the Board of Directors, for the • taxable. d i x i e c u p s selvaa may reap from it, but just would ba under-work w hite would said Board Of Directors of said Town of Manchester: provided by the charter for adoption There ia room for about 72 ^ g r a t e d D I S H apartm ent uitata In tee araa set beoauas wo' arc ths way we arc be much the more damaging of Creating a Special Taxing District raparatoty In the h o -o z. BE r r ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTOiUi aride for residential u m in tbe ten- d e t e r g e n t Preamble p o o l 'f t^ H H R EE 50«;.'ila, and to the edu­ OF MANCHESTER: batirve project plan, Rybezyk says aonsmlt aomathing not cational system and Its standards. Whereas It ia the intention of the Board of Directors of ths special taxing district are as at teout 18 fomUy per acre densXyi with this coupon and purchase of tar MOMwad fresn the Town of Manchester to establish a special taxing district with­ 1 .. In aocordsnee with ths provlaiaaa of !^>ocial A et 160 of o r SPECIAL TAxma d i s - Tbia tal about tbe same density as Qt. Jar Of Salad Dressing in ths Town of Mwchester; and tha General A sssmhly of 1963 coneemlng the ootabUslimaiit cf MANCBBSTHR Date August 31, praB6nL Message on Bags special taxing distzleta te r ths Tssrn of Mswotisstor, thsro Is 1968 which map'Is hereby declared to be a part h e ^ > Erarett KeMti. cbaiimaa ot tee Whereas the revenue raised by the tax to be levied within hereby estabUsbed a special taxing district for Um purposs of IIRA, sold tfaare were some prob­ Miracle Whip such district'is to be used to provide additional offstreet park­ defraying by taxes levied solely upon property withiif such dis­ DAVID M. BARRY, Seoretary COUPON GOOD THRU *lM strie»bk" QUITO — A United States pro­ lems in obtaining the oM depot SAT., AUG. 24U ing for the “Downtown Business District” of said Town; and trict any of the cost of undertaking or accomplishing within Board of Directors, Manofasstor, Ooimectlout. ject to print Alliance for Progreos tote—alatad to be part of tee oom- Auo., LAth Vtoti I Covpo* far Cvrioaitf pa the one clear verdiot Whereas it la the desire of the said Board of Directors of said such district any of ths purposes authorised by oltei>tar 100 of meraial sectkxi — from tbe New thru Sobirdtefj B»a.tosgn 1 Rroesry bada'Is imder th s geasrsl sta tutsa N«nohestor. (Jonnecticut, way to Bnmder. Ths Town to tax onty propertiss used wholly or partially for oome this 91st day ef August, 1968. BtaMren RsBrnsd. . I

I I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONH, THUBSI)AT, ATCOSTRt. 1968 PAGE MIME B16RT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY, AUGUST 82,19S« istered by Ms father. Dr. C. O. Economy Fine; confirm her report of corporative submitted in writing . by stock­ time and gathering my children Negro Pupils Sign Omdon Moss, dean of Longwood Miners^ F a iliilie t health. The first 18 weeks of the holders. For the past three years a little' earlier in th4 morning." College, a sUte-supported girls Lucy Rides Pink Golf Cart new fiscal year showed a 44 per a woman named Lillian Kay had Missing from the meeting was Ckeer^ liy:Midl been asking, "How can I get a Miss Ball’s predecessor and one­ For School Start school here. _____ Experts Differ cent Increase in net income. I^o- AK couunrioNiu duction was at M per cent ca­ Job on ‘The Untouchables’?” time husband, Desi Amax. He re­ HA2LBTON, P a -.' (AP)—Many To Stockholders Meeting pacity. Desilu was at its peak This year she wanted to know, signed last November, invking FARICVILLE, Va. (AP)—Negro Cigof Smoker*—^n ite? persmis are praying fbr throe financial condition. "Now Oiat ’’nve'Untouchables’ is the end of a professional associa­ miners trapped 881 feet under­ .O n ’64 Status f'teen autograph seekers. She posed children In Prmee Edward (bounty NEWPORT^ RJ. (AP) — SaUy By BOB raOMAB The president asked to dispense off the air, what sfcow can I try tion that flowered with .the most Bieon ef MlllU, Mass., cigar­ ground. ’They’re also sending let­ AP Movle>T«levltl(Mi Writer prettily for the photograiiiers, wdth reading the minutes Of the for now?” successful series of alf time, "I continued regtsterlng today for ters and cards Of ehcouragameat By BAM DAWSON BOLLYWOOt) (AP)—The presi­ then strode to the stage, followed last meeting. ’"Try "The Oreatest Show on Love Lucy.” private desegre^ted schools that smoking Phi Beta Kappa of AP Buriaeea Newa Analjat SUOOL OUTFITS to tie men*s. famWen. by eight male officers of the Ehirth,’ ” she was advised. 'Will provide most ot them their WeUesley OoUege, is seeking to dent of the corporation arrived for "All those in favor signify by Miss Ball, Desllu’s foreniost as­ tove women admitted as mem­ Mrs. David Pelllh, whose ibs- NHW YORK (AP)—Tlmee ara Guuin the annual stockholders meeting company. saying 'Aye,' ” she said, pro­ Other Investors had more p e lt­ set, was the logical cholbe to suc­ first formal education since IWt. band is one 'of the trahpeil nM kn, good now but how much longw in a pink golf cart At 11:0S she rapped lightly for nouncing it "A” instead of "Eye.” ed inquiries. Why no dividends? ceed him. Officials of the Prince Edward bers of the Cigar Smokers of CRLT SKBIT SETS A JUMPERS FROM America. said today she'had rMeiyed sev­ can that last? President Kennedy Lucille Ball, more chic than attention and said, “(3ood morn­ The stockholders dutifully sounded Why were salaries so high? Mem­ Free School Association estimated eral letters and eSMa. lonra’lefb poeod the queaUem at hla newa ing, everyone; may I call the bers of the board fielded the ^ JFK VI8IT8 LAS VEGAS as many as 1,600 pupils might sign Mrs. Bison said Wednesday she most corporation presidents, also their "A’s;” will press a move for Integration ters •'contained money. •eonfwanee ’Diesday. BuiUmm Is more colorful. Her hair was an meeting to order.” I More business. A restricted questions. Capital was being con­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)—The up for the classes to be adminis­ "We w e praying for th e‘mafi’« ^ aeonomista and stodt market chart ONE OF 1HE NATION’S TOP MAKERS stock option plan was adopted served. Salaries were competitive Las Vegas Review-Journal said tered by a biraclal board of Vir­ til men and women cigar smokers orangey glow and she wore a Lucille slipped on her glasses at the second annual convention thCir'faihines," iiald U oirfl fttim foUowera hava been asking the dress that was flowered In violet and began reading the president's with a' lethargic chorus of “A’s.” In the field. Wednesday President Kennedy ginia educators. a Wilkes-Barre, Pa., family. aamo thing. wnr ef the national organisation in CHccjr& I report. Business was good .Desilu I Then Miss. Ball read answers to Someone wanted to know how 'Will 'Visit Las Vegas ta) late Through Wednesday, 866 pupils and magenta. Newport this weekend. bless ' you all, Keep . year Hwy ara mindful that the cue-' She entered the studio theater had three of its own television i expected questions. Miss Ball could function both as September w early October on a had re^stered. 'Hie schools wUl Courage."’' 1 ' rant iqAunt hi the eoooonty' ia DISCOUNT CENTEI Whey isn't the stock price high­ president and star of ’"The Lucy tour of conservation projects. use public buildings, which were Her previous request to join the at 11 a.m., precisely the hour series going. 10 renters, plus Boston Humidor—a cigar-smoking Mrs. Fellih sMd'the' letters'SBS aome 80 numtha old. By past rae- when Desilu shareholders were to movie tenants. Everybody was er? That's up to the market. How Show.” The paper said in a story from closed four years ago to evade a cerda have lifted hW splrM.^'' orda that bringa it oloae to tho working hard. She enjoyed her ; many workers did Desilu have? i "I’m always available, actively Washington that Sen.' Howard federal eourt’s desegregation or­ men’s group—was turned down by DOUBU convene for her first meeting as men of mat organisation. She Fin'Anclally, she eaid^ elaaaiflcation of aenior eitlaen. presidmt They numbered 61. Ma­ work and her co-workers. The Basically, 180; full production, I participating,” she replied. "I CanncHi, D-Nev., has confirmed der. hard. My friendf add famfly. ass ; The Praaldent’a pradae evahiap future was bright and unlimited. i 1,600. I doitected only a few rnontha bade when tha long upturn ehowad signs of slow­ ON BACK-TO-BCHOOL ITIMSi ing down. And moot of the indlca- to n to 'Which ecoiioihiats look in predicting the fiiturd sUU point to a further iqAuIra hi the next few months. , 2 Know The Pleesare Of Ooo4 ErHr) ! 1 0 0 \5? The Boothaayera diffar, however, Jumpers with blouses & YOU CAN BE SURE of eerring your family the ulti­ on their outlook for 19M. Tho Vi: ^ E eXTRA STAMPS 5 President aaya that cutting federal co-ordinated skirt sets.M mate in good eating when yoa smve Mott’s ”Tandar- income taxaa for indl'vidtiala and a ll with the new sporty ■ WM Nrekata af II « MmU ■ Trim” meat. Guaranteed deUdoaaly tender, perfectly corporattona could make the next look! Rayon flannels, royOB Aged and triple trimmed for eaitra vahw. Oamran good Aug. tB thru Aag. year even better than IMS. '44, 1668. Limit one coupon te • Many bnttneaa economists agree 'suitings & cotton cor­ fhmily- Adults Only. State Law; —If for different reaaona. ’Itiey duroys in fall fashion THIS WEEK’S SPEOAL, Swift’s Premium Lamb Legs, Oifarettes, beer and fair hoid tttat the cuts themaelvee -N StvdBiit 08tal6gu8 0888 ar Vinyl BrteT shades! Not every style" Savory sweet, genuine firing kunb, is sura to make a trAed items excluded might loee much of their immedi­ Sag With Loch...... ie eimry size!...so come hit with your ftmiily and yooTl sava at tMs apadal from offer. ate effact through higher Mate and local taxes and through pay­ KM early for the best selec­ price. Get jliPC Green StaBNpi^ tool ' ' 4 tion! 3-6x, 7-14! 2 ment of outstanding debts. But they do eapeet federal tax outs to Uft eonsumar and businesa oonfi- denoa, makhig for more readtiiesa to a p ^ and, more important per­ haps, wilUngmeae to go into debt Swift’s Premium Genuine Sprint for new plants and aqu^xnent or mm more consumer items for the home 1.11 Ottsi Naek Daak 2.91 Jumba Partabla Flla or peraonM pieasura. Except for ooncein over the age Lamp Atl'tColari.... I9p ffl"xl2Vixl8”.,...... 1.91 ef the upturn from the 1860-dl ra- I Believe: oeasioa. the economy today givea a good basis for oonfidenoe. Industrial production la at new high. It la expected to go v s \ higher when the auto industry gets CUSTOMERS^ rolling with new model produc­ tion. Bmployment holds at or near LETTERS JME record levela, despite the sttU un- aolved problem ef ttubborn unem­ ployment. I N Ot. Nifty filial paptr D alun zlpptrtd 6ym Personal incomes roaa to a fifth t holaa 8T a kolas...... 29# Bag...... 2.11 mPORTRNT straight monthly record in July PLUS F.R.Te with an annual rate of $484.8 bil­ lion. Factory payrolls, seasonally C l Hara M lo llia r la tta r Rram adjusted for 'vacation shutdowns, ana e i o w tataaj ew toB M n Jnri topped $M billion. Factory sales of durable goods wlw eras kind antH^li to writa bit a 117.8 billion record in July, OVEN READY LAMB LEGS 8 per cent above a year ago. Aa an indicator of atlU better day* ahead new orders for dur­ jaat thoByht yoa woaH Wca LAMB COMBINATION able good# roee slightly In July. ^ if A /•/ / to know that aoma friends Moot cheer was taken from the increase in orders for Industrie HaihlB Plaatie Psncll Daluia Oarduray Seheol wars over to my house last S A V E i a Bright,Delightful Flevorl machinery. This could Indicate ...... M# Bfg with poekat...... 2.91 night and wa wera taBdng that corporations are going ahead with announced intentioina to aboat shf^iping for food. AMERICA’S FAVORITE BY FAB! Light, HUNDREBS OF EXTRA STANK apend more for updating idante m SPECIALLY PEICEO! SPECIAL PURCHASE! Three oat of four of as shop* lively SOraele Whip with the flavor that QUART and replacing obsolete equipment. / oan’t be copied . . . the bright, delightful No liattt! Na Ooupotis Needed! Items At RegoUr Pilooal A still furteer Increase In busi­ ^v^ETTER SNOW SUITS ALL WEATHER COATS. PMl at Mott’s. The interest­ flavor that adds so much to your summer ness spending for equipment and Compor. JAR m y T D S v^th Purehaoe l m TF TF Of 8.98 ing Mdng is Hint we had dif- ■alads. Get Great Stamps, too! CA I n n OOLOIflAL MASTER 8M POLISH k ie l b a b a June wlrich wae fattened by an I m 'A ttaeha Oasa ar School Bag With bandit A strap. 99# difficult to keep them dean extra dividend by General Mo­ - ■ r . a . T . SU M •IISSIN* CYTDR Purchase l-lb. Pkg. CAPITOL with the thousands who shop tors. Stockholder hopes are high E A I H R FARMS GOLD OUTS—AN VartolAea that the final half of 1968 will see G each day in all kinds of weath­ dividend Increases by a number er, bat I diink you do a ra- sf other top corporations. That’s the picture as summer Biarfcable job.” heads into Its final weeks. Wheth­ er it’s the final flush of a Icrng One of our dogans is ”Kitehaa upturn or a firm basis for still Over Nat’l smTS better tlmee, a lot of people. In Clean.” Mott people try to Mva addition to the President, would ap to K. } MUSHROOMS I FRESH SPARE RIBS ib.59< like to know. |g0 etHnt thamt tablat Spiral eompoaltian book Idaal for aehool...... It# too Sheoti...... 91# WASH ’N SHOP-RITE Andover ..-C‘ SLICED BEEF UVER » ib.49< Residente Enjoy COTTON OMGHAMS! Stems and Service Delieol^a*en Dairy Department MOTT’S Varied Vacation§ Machine SUoed IOL NEPGO Lascheoii, Hock Pieces Chicken, P. S P., REAL SHARP CHESE lk 89w ’Ibe Robert Axlngers. and the James La.'ws Just returned from a Imported pretntum CANS GOLD OUTS Seafood Department two weeks’ vacation of camping Large Bologna. FRESH at Big Meadow In the Shenandoah 2 or S Ring bluo canvas 9 pc. icheol aid desk aat quality woven cotton Potato la to i «r CMa Htow, Monw Style ft. 86a National Park on Skyline Drive. B indtr...... 41# Aat’t colon ...... 51# ginghams... with SWORDFISH Lh 49i They toured Qettyiburg and the permo-stoy & button- Pennsylvania Dutch country on the down collorsl drive down and alao visited the Luray Caveraa before arriving at Pre-shrurrk... their destination where they en­ pearl i zed buttons! 14c Sperkling Fruits! joyed a relaxed week of hikinjg and Ass't ploid % 5 trail riding amid the spectacular patterns— 6-16! scenery. One added bonus was breakfast rea d y to SERVE in Inviting, do- fasting on blueberry pancake* lighttul eaUds, fruit cup* and de^ URBE NO. P/t OAN after the Asingers discovered their ,erta It’s quick, it’e easy, if* thrif­ tent was pitched in the middle of Taxon aehool bag with A tt’t otuffod Autograph ty! Get Green Stamp#, too. aevwal blueberry patches. They hnndla A Lock...... 91# hounds with pan...... 19# managed a side trip to Washing­ Bananas ton, DX;., Ml the way home, while 6ERI ANN the Laws detoured by way of : / '1- r ; "'jt Ocean Chty, Del. DEL MONTE Cargo Ftoas Trip WHITE BREAD Film An unusual trip to B em ldjl, AT THE SAME-LOW, LOW Minn., by c4xgt> was the PRICE YOU’VE ENJOYED. choice of the R a l^ Ransom# of FRUIT ’6 t lh * Lake Rd. A violent thunderstorm FOR MORE THAN A YEAR grounded their plane at Chicago for two hours, but the rest of the s l m a j FULL COCKTAIL trip went onoothly Mrs. Ransom POUND Rin lb. ff|>orte, after the crew got the eairgo baok where it bekxiged. 1.99 Staisnt Daak, 19x94” top! Staal Cen8truetieni.4.91 LOAVES ’niey q>ent 10 days with her father, Cterence Laraon, ■who oper­ ates a large mink ranch In Bemldjl a popular resort area surrounded T2 c iA U PRICES EFFECTIVE Oerden Flavor I Easy Summer Dessert! fey beautiful lakes. ADDED EXTKAS '. Briefs -49c FOR TH i FALL SIMESTERl e l 39': THURS. riini SAT. The Ftonning and Zoning Com- ’t fRRM HOUSE Ready to Servo ai‘—^—1 will meet today at A.pm. Q uality pencils with sharpener, 12 for...... 41# at tha library. at 1.981 587 MIDDLE Pride of Form M n. Susan Loeee, town clerk, Dr. Kildare lippered autographed pouch...... 44# Compor* lequeete that people oaUing the 54 count art construction paper...... 91# TURNPIKE EAST \CREAM PIES r ■ t office make sure they have the 40() sheets ef top quolity filler paper...... 91# new teiqihone number. The pub- Esterbreok.cartridge pen & 6 re fills ...... 91# BOYS' PRINT BOVS’ M T r M TTON SPECIAL PURCHASE BOY'S NEAR THE 8REEN GREEN Ihfted number Is inoorreet. 5 hole, 1QP Count Mirrocote spiral books...... 91# i NO. leeevsiM iTt conoN sox SA TW m W LA C U SWMTM f 303 Maiiiiisstrr Bvealng HeraM Aa- Refilloble felt marking pen...... 24# MANCHESTER Bever eerreaposuimt, Mrs. Patricia Binder with clomp for holding paper...... 91# CANS] Moaer, telephoae 748-1901. Fiberglas insulated lunch bog with handle...... 51# 1.59 1 .9 9 2 .9 9 OPEN NIGHTS BEANS aBanaaa Nj^^H Orlon^ acrylic A sh.tlond Two Riyierd boll point pens. Carbide tip...... 91# Quality cotton brood-cloths, 27c uneJkBl ...cvffiMR-.* wools! Crew & Vwt.ek pull- PBICELE8S PET 7 ball point refills, fit standard metal pens...... 29# button-down cellars...batik Seii.ni let" Reg., eber M0 N.thniSAT.till8 NABHVnXiE, Term. (AP) — dork tone & nsot printed drew, pteln. feeriee AtordkyB-UI •vets; zipper & button front Bobo, an elderly <)og Just out of 3 ring Btiider with clip, paper & dividers ■eeeeeeeeA»»»eee 99# pottsm si 6-181 Siaes 7 to AekSeele.sJ eordigons! Solids A ski pet- We RtMrve lAt RifM le Limit Qee^titkt the enimei hospital after treat­ 12” wood riiler, brass edge! Terrific value *eeeeeeee*e«e< I9( Seme, 4^8! ment, surgery and convalescence, Cempereble Fri ees Based on Cunent Bqulvelent Voleeel has a Bsw name. b*c«ytt *f «nl*r«Mta Wbm owner Pat Oalbreate toA YOU GET A t'i MM Ml *ili *ny *4' itu i,. CM a look at tha 180 bill *-r Ms *RAINCHECK* • “IAIN CHICK" Mtitli*! •e m. erne ha BseMad te ehaage Hobo’a DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED. Ngslw visit le —see — te OoldMi Boy. 4 ■' A PAGE ELEViaF MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22.1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1963 FA O B ’n o r education budget because it is not tSBraiUlM for current expenses, he said. Bus Firm Restores Service School Board Faces Choice: SECOND BI6 WEEK! BIG SAVINGS at POPULAR Hearings Set General Manager Martin is ask­ ing a $3,(X)0 appropriation for ad­ .coNTMorm From Your Neighbor's Kitchen ditional clerical help for his office. Crosstown Every Saturday OUllTOll HOkSB ‘ join Renewal or Go It Alone Sept. 3 for The Manager’s office must occa­ OUB SPECIALTY sionally pick up the slack front Jo«eph B w Ui m U i By DOBIS BBUMNO other departments that are short of Saturday cm«town bus Ai^tiwii At SentsmMr 1964 6c-0tlstlng for th« purchsse c t ths MoreFunds .A.. __ i,__ Bv*five Wlota. a ih. It fVUikfcould rvMuteimncondemn the Martha WhMa of "fkwtoh clerlckl staff. is returning to Manchester Aug. auf4iey ot Um Bolwrtson Oehotd 725 Martin says his budget for clerl Main St. to Depot Sq. It property, although this would Acrt," Kaeney Bt,, CHaMonhury, 31 after an absence of almost three retiUTT south on Main St. to •.^k^ilUoa in tlM North Bad, Uis Town directors will conduct a cal help was cut 0 4 .^ from his draw out the procem a good deal, aaya “W a ao moat « f our cookinc months. ford Rd., around Uie terminus, Md bowO ot sduenuon’s buUdinc snd perittpa. beyond the March '64 tar­ public hearing at 0 p.m. on Sopt. I request and back north on Main St to the MIDDLE la the firaplaoB or Dutch oven In As a result of a meeting held aitss 'coiMni^ss jotnsd ths town get date. • a ai. expMiditure. Hie total budget for Center, then back to Hartford via For Your our iSO-yeaT'^d home, but One 3 at the MunldpaJ Building hear- office was cut from $39,920 yesterday between Fred Nassi/f. dirseton subtemmlttss on urban If the town had trouble nego­ ing room on $13,011 in additional asked to $31,571. representing the Manchester Onter St. ^ ranswnl « t » dlseussion msatlng tiating for the land, It couM not Oruked Apple Pie la one of the Nassiff said that the c l^ b e r appropriatlona for five town activi­ A later request for still inore Chamber of Commerce; and Clay­ Isk nfiklit to rsvisw ths sehool- oondemn—It la only authorised to TURNPIKE ‘ie more than pl§aaed at the m - Cosmetics few thinga I liae my modem ran^e funds may also be necessaryr he ton Tompkins, manager of the bond for sewer inStaUations. ties. cellent cooperation that the Con- rsMsm UmaUMs. for." Tlhe redp* for the pie wae said. Oonneoticut Co., and William Oo«i' •ths school bOEud baa two var­ In any cose, building and aitsa handed down from Mlaa White’a 'The largest aingie addition adied ’The directors will also be asked nelly, its superintendent, agree­ neotlcut Oo. has shown in our _ S E E — iants o( ths pnofiossd Robsrtaon. oommittee chairman Ted Cum- areal-great-grandmother, Clarissa Is $7,5nd, daUytnc the board’s de­ ing Aronson, the possibility of pie crust to medium thickneea arm W M Any PwrehaM sf $5 sr Mors town started last year. cision on the educational deair- buying or using park lend for place on top of apples. Do not ability ot estch. V Check the Savings...! At 'Yoer Prisndlr Populir prick crust or flute at edge of pie In the past sand for filler was school purposes deaplte the re- piate. Make certain that crust cw- brought from the nearty Love No quoftien obeut A8iP*% flno Both face stunihUng Moolu. The sbiottve terme of the will grartt- Valid through Saturday, Auqu.t 14th Lane bank. 'The bank has been second plan waa oooestvad to ADULTS ONLY— ONi TO A FAMILY sra entire top siirface of pie. Bake quality . . . no doubt about A&P's . . . REDEEM avoid the possible pitfsBs of the ing th* Ituid P*'*' No Stamp! with eiqarattaa— Stata Law In preheated 400-degree closed, however, and will be graded 3. Assuining that the legal shout 45 minutes or until crust is and seeded as requested by nelgh- THIS VALUABLE lithan renerwnl projeet, but creates ' trpblems are ciroumvanted and the yi Check the Quality...! new diOlcultiee. idcely browned. borl. wnid Issue for the scJxxrt appioved A/Ur removing pie from oven The manager la now InveaOgat- Under the renewnl related plan, In November, the board could build loosen edge of crust carefully and Ing costs of two methods of provid­ the followlnf sVsnta might tran- the new irlng to the east. lift off gSigerly with spatula and ing fill— either with town trucks COUPON! spire: ■4. Bventuaily the five north­ knife on to a separaU plate. Place from the Oakland St, gravel pit, or 1. the board of sdusation om)ld ern tote would probably bS bought another plate over pie crust and through the purchase of commer­ decide that the Rohertson addltioh for play or perking purpoeee. Tipui^ STAMPARAMA DAYS! FILL YOUR STAMP BOOKS FASTER AT POPULAR! cial fill delivered to the site. already planned was ths most de- If legal problems were solved, turn bottom side up, and remove ' s u p e r top plaU. Browned side of the Martin also warned that the simhle, this would probably allow an ear- e ^ t now becomes the bottom of closing of the Love Lane bank may ' The Manohsstar Redevelop- " l e stort on cOMtructlon. m a r k e t s mean the town will have to go ment Acsnoji^ wtmld a p ^ for a the pie. , mi Tba board of aducation will' Mash hot ^ l e s with a fork further to supply winter road sand­ "letter of eonssnl” from the Urtwh reach no concluslonB on the alter­ Double Stamps! All Week! Every Day! You turo do got ftltnty of valutt for your food dollars at AftPI Thara art itacki and stacks of fXTKA until the consistency of applesauce. ing crews with material, possibly Renewed Administration I in New natives until it has reviewed the requiring another additional ap- axcaptional valuas displayad throughout tha stora avary day of tha waak... wondarfully^ood U U PU ID STAMPS Mix three-quarters cup white York, to buy five parcels of land second school plan, which the propriaUon to the highway depart­ sugar, lump of butter the sixe of foods your family thrives on-at low, low pricas that maka things axtra thrifty for your budgat. WITH THIl COUPON AMO TOOt north of the school but in the re­ architects are now preparing. ment. tS.OO os MOM PUSCNAtl newal areS. before the project as According to Cummings, “The a walnut and a generous sprinkling The board of Education is asking iasidat that thara ara thosa gift-giving Plaid Stamps to ba had) of nutmeg (about one-half tea­ coupon E»*0 TMEU SAT., MS. M, >NI j a whole bad been approved. (Ap­ board’s policy has been that It POPULAR FANCY DOLE the town to pick up a $3,011 bill for Unit «M M H « Mf SH 0 ^ ^ j proval March ’64.) MAINE ■ spoon) with apples. More or leas SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, FRESH TENDER AND MEATY wouldibf m oot desirable to build sanitary sewer service to Bowers loMtc. kWku mt IWM EnmitW W taj. 5. The town would buy the land POPULAR Pillsbury sugar may be added, depending iPii. along with the redevelopment 2 and Waddell Schools from 1955 to with funds appropriated for that on the tartnees of the apples. (Herald photo by Pinto.) 1902. Leg ^ IC c Breest puipose, perhaps funds included project.” When apple mixture has cooled MISS MARTHA WHITE Douglas Pierce, business man­ within the school bond isouO up for Republican Director Harold A. TOMATO Sliced Qtrs LB Qtrs LB mm Turkinjgtbn, sitting in on the com­ spread evenly over inverted cruet. ager for the board of education, referendum in November. MASHED EA G LE 1 •rhls may be topped with ice says that the Eighth District did Chicken 3. Before a "letter of consent” mittee meeting said, 'T rather feel SLICED It would be too bad to build east cream or whipped cream. not present the bill for this service CAUFORNIA CHUCK ROAST lb 53c Is issued, the MRA must show Uie For those who insist upon a two- Moderation on Race Question until June 1902. ’This allocation SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY federal government It ca$i relooate and destroy tbe public park land JUICE Pineapple erusUd pie, line pie plate with cduld not be Included in the 03-04 C all the roridents of the flv f par­ If you are going to have to go POTATOES SARDINES 1 crust before fUling with apple esis. north anywa(y, BEETS slices. Place top cruat on pie In At Southern Governors^ Parley LB 4. The MRA would buy the land "I would recommend purchase of the aame fashion as in the one Boneless Chuck with funds appropriated for the the (five lots north of tbe school), M Giant not nscesssrily in conjunction with No. 2 crust method but do not invert (Ooatlsued from Page One) puipose, periisups funds frotn the shell when removing crust to mix 'the school referendiun,” he said. Mm 46 oz. East Side Tenants Notice school boM Isaue on tbe Novem­ S d Cans and season apples.. Season appla Gov. Henry Bellmon of Okla-, ber rcferendunl. General Manager Richard Mar­ 4 SERVING ^ ■ ■ ■ Cans 1 H mixture in pie plate and raplaot LB 6. When the renewal project U homa, only Republican in the! Protest Slum State WE HAVE DAILY Ground Chuck i tin aaid, "I feel very strongly that Tcill PACKAGES c I I top crust when apples have cooled. group, criticised the federal gov­ finally federaUy approvad in about thsos two projecU (renewal and 1 0 * 1 . 1 Miss White is head 'bf the Man­ ernment for an investigation of August of 1964, 4 » town could ap­ Robertson School) ,-ouOht-to be 1 0 Cansc * 1 3 chester elementary school music the National Guard in his sute NEW YORK (A P )—Eight dem­ DEUVERY TO THE LB ply the odst'nf buying Itoe school serate’’ )>ecause of the possible department. She was born In Guil­ Stewing Beef without notifying him. onstrators were arrested Wednes­ fend toward its elghtli.iftoM of the dlfflenlUes in joint timing. ford In a house of circa 1700, and total renowai cost. When the directori mset Jointly DOLE After tbe aeaskm ended, Faubus day when they dumped part of PROGRESSO POPULAR FANCY has always loved old houaea. She said he believes the conference BOLTON I f the town should disapprove by with chairmen of moat town agen­ WILSON'S CORNED BUMBLE BEE purchased her preaent home in Oc­ now is free to go ahead with im­ truckload of rubbish in City Hall Californio Steak referendum the vendwn* pihjsct cies on Sept. 17 — ths first of a tober 1901 jointly with Miaa Janet portant projects of mutual inter­ Plaza to protest conditions in New this November,' the prooeae could aeries of bi-monthly meetings ask­ Brimmer, guiduce counselor at be halted; or the town could buy est-—educational endeavors, pur­ York slums. AREA , ed by Director Harlan Tajrlw — PINEAPPLE Bulkeiey High Schbol, Hartford. the five properties needed with no suit of industry, and nuclear The rubbish included rusted bed- Frankforts COLONIAL SKINLESS WHITE BREAD Dirsotor Powell says bs would like TOMATO SWEET A graduate of Northfleid School planU. He aa|d thene are the top- - thoi^ht of credit • towopfl the ex- a report on the choeen location for BEEF White Meat fbr ^ I s , Mias White earned a lea the governors came here to 1 springs, tom mattresses and dl' red renswai renewal project.projvw.. 6 0Z JANE PARKER M 118 B M J i. degree at the University of discuss. lapidated furniture. K the M BA had trouble nago- the school, LENOX SLICED PKG SLICED, ENRICHED •dl LVS 39* Colorado and master of arts in Seven of the demonstrators were Bologna SAUCE JUICE psychology at Wesleyan Unlver- PEAS 80% for U. S. charged with disorderly conduct PHARMACY SUPER-RIGHT HASH TUNA Mty. and the eighth was charged with She came to Manchester and her 29f E. CENTER ST. MLIDPACK Local Stocks OTTAWA—Canadian newaprint littering. All were released on Pepper Loaf SLICED AAP Tum Rsk iRmiTE MUT Heirs Find present poeitlon in 1940, and start­ bond. ed the elementary school glee riub production last year is eMimated tit MR gg* Tall ’The demonstration was organ­ TEL. Ml «-0«f4 SuJtaiM PMinit IwtfM’ ML concerts and Fine Arts program at 0,8(X),OOO tons, not much higher QuotaUon PurmalMd by than in 1901. Almost 80 per cent ized by the Congress of Racial 111 MR If* ta Manchester schools. She also di­ Equality and the East Side Ten­ Combination Loaf Mustord ««•►*•* Fortune at Cm M BOddlebrook. bM. "J H Cans 1 ^ C a r. I g of total shipments went to United rects Gilbert and Sullivan Work- ants (Council. SUPER-RIGHT 6 ( Bonk Btoeka^'; sh<^ productions aitd youth choirs States publiehers. SBd Asked 1 2 J 1 . ! at Center Oohgregatlonai Church. r f ** Solici Pack ® ® Cooked H am SLICED ' -PK Dad’s Mill Odnfl. Bonk and Trust Her chief enjoyment comes from MAYONNAI! C o...... 71 76 working around her home atul CARANDO Hertford Natlonnl HOT AND SWEET u79' Croaiid Batf ouiuty u 59’ cooking to entertain friends. She, Helien Seeseg* QUAST K A C (Coatlsued from Page One) Bank and Trtist Oo. 69 78 3 Way Fkisii and her nephews, Lee Alexander, Polish Sousogo tT LI 79' Sea Scallops f«'Ei>-HtATAN0M«vE 1179® ANN PAGE JAS J w Plre Innaranes Comitanlea AMERICAN DRY POPULAR FANCY 17, and Mark Alexander, 10, who Rochester, Minn., Altman told a Hartford Fire ...... M K 70 CORINA are visiting her from Orlando, DEPENDABLE! Connod Ham TLITII 2,29 Friod Haddock HEAT AND SERVE 1.69' SAVE UP TO 1«< ON 1 QUAST PtICI W son and daughter he had burled National F ir e ...... l30. 180 Fla., had, according to Mias White, ''AOVMTISIO SSANM- all his money Ijeneath the mill. Phoenix F i r e ...... 119 127 Imperial Satellite "A barrel of fua modernizing the III iKc 59’ Friod Fish Cokos NEAT AND SERVE LB 45* DEPENDABLE is the word for Dad in this family! Frenkfortf Life and iBdeaHlty Ins. Coa old recipe.” William Sutton of Plttslnirgh, APPLE 116 That’s because he looks ahead, plans ahead and saves the famUy attorney who l an­ Aetna Chunialty...... 106 TOM ATO COLA Aetna l i f e ...... 10® 174 ahead at Manchester’s oldest financial institution . . . GRAPE JELLY nounced the first "finds Wednss- Oonn. General ...... 100 174 the dependable institution, now in its 72nd year. day night, said "We knew It was Htfd. SUam Boiler .. 188 148 28 oz. bottles I2 0Z M M C possible that Altmin was delirious Travelers ...... 199 207 SAUCE G CAUF. LBS ANN PAGE JA» PASTE CAMERA Bartlett Pears and there was no. sxpecUtl(m of Public UElUtlet Conn. light Power .. 80H 38% YOU — YOUR BEST TEACHER 'Ct 'h i SAVE UP TO 10c ON II OS PIKI Of finding anjdhlng bw ed mere, So and "AOVUTUID HANOI’* Htfd. Electric Ught - So you didn’t tiniah h i^ achool. money or otherwise.' 48% cost! Takes 12 color But nearly a dosen workmm, new ...... 40 V4 Plus Tall 'So you meet people you believe Hartford Gas Co. ... 44 48 slides or prints or V | r Ww wW are better educated thim you. And S A V IM G S Fresh Pluois all mill employes, began dlggu« early Tuesday. They were gu«ird- Southern New England Doposit you feel you can’t talk to them on Tele^one ...... 53 00 6 oz. Cans I m black and white their level — that you can't bold I v O A - M MargariRO 2 ' 17* sd by sheriffi deputies, and toey t o i l \ S S « ) t I \ I I O N. CALIFORNIA dug nearly eight hours before Manufacturing Comiianlee snapshots on 127 their Interest. JUICY LEMONS 03 1 1 Cans ? i . their shovels struck metal. Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 69 After all, you think, you can't Slietd Cheoso AMEIIUH ‘pii25* Associated Spring .. 18% 20% 8 film. always just sit there and listen. The money was undamaged — WATERMELONS SWEET AND DELICIOUS Bristol Brass ...... 11 % 12 Tou have to contribute an idea ineTiTSTies tied up in bundles of two or toree AAP S w h f Choose SUCCBDOMKniC U 6 S* Dunham Bush ...... 8 6% SEMI- PLUS 100 EXTRA STAMPS yourself now and then. Oorrent Aaaua) Dividend Inches In thickness, and In all de- 23% Actually, you have no big prob­ reozer Enterprise Asea. BREADED FROZEN Haynea St. and run about as ’’the white man’s party.” RIB ROAST Lb. 89c Most of them believe that when 6 9 ' Lb. H w b O x through tha B. AJton St. Veal Cutlets I Says Red Spied J H C r e a m y Chicken of the S m wav and cemtinue about 5 ^ feet all of the convention firing is over RED, GrtMi Giont Pens (STfhe north side of W. Middle next year both parties wlU wind PORTSMOUTH, England (AP) FROZEN CUBED Bovilltn Cvb«t up with strong civil rights planks. SKINLESS —Vice Adm. Charles B. Msrtell, LEA^’, ALL REEF Peonut Butter T w o F is h The language may differ, but the RIPE lbs. The board o r directors, on April 4 9 * Lb. Amerfban- commander of NATO’s Lb M 111 1 OZ ACC Kir. CHKKiN, ONION promises to bring about racial Hy Grade Frankfurts VEAL CUTLETS 79c 6c OPT, UOHt MAT CNUNRI 9. allocated 015.000 from the S w e r AtlsnUc strike fleet, arrived at HAMBURG Lb. 59c A CANS I20Z a ic 1 U20Z A1C equality probably will be about I jOiis Britistf'-ftaval base Wednesday JAR 41 JAR 01, PKGOP2^C 6% OZ AAC Iteeerve - FUnd for thia p r o ^ u the same. night with a Soviet shadow not 5-LIL LOTS ...... 02.78 The purpose of the relief sewer CAPITOL RING L£AN, MEATY CAN WA 7 9 * far behind. U to prevent repeOUco «< Pol ish Bologna Lb. Aboard his fiagship^ the U.8. ‘«|u« to back up of water to M ^ Japan to Pay Burma NATIVE GREEN Lb. LAUNDRY AID cruiser Newport News, Msrtell SHORT RIBS 55c Plump, Native ROASTING Arm & Hammer S n o w s S t and Haynea St. sgid six Soviet trawlers spied on SMwy Bkcck rtihu 53<= L o d i o y eluding Mancherier Memorial Hoe- RANGOON—Under a new agree- CAPITOL SLICED ♦ g NATO exercise which has Just pdtal), w h i^ baa occurred once m«it on additional raparaUona, 4 9 * CHICKENS Lb. 49c Minced Bologna ended In the eastern AUsnttc. FANCY. FIRM. NATIVE. B o r o x Clom Chowder d w w AAein Noodles or twice a year in the past Japan will pay Burma $140,000,- The exercise involved 16 U.S. BIRCH MOUNTAIN mtziR o u m Because of a shallow grfde on 000 In goods and services over 12 ships and 10 Britiah ships and sub­ 31B7 0Z * r c 15 oz AWC A SOZ MAC 4 0Z AAC 8. Alton St., the sewers a k ^ that years, beginning in 1905, and will MODESS-SUPU marines. Detachments of the Brit- TOMATOES...... 2 lbs. 29c B ««f Sttnks 'UrtziKcggc POLAR BAR SPECIAL! PKG CAN A # ^ CANS OQ CAN 4* V stretch are unable to extend for six years a loan equiv­ 50 Extra Stamps OR REG. PKG. OF M 2119 tah and French air force brought - v... alent to 030,000,000 for financing Hi-C Fruit Juice Drinks 2 ^c‘." 69* i PEPPERS LARGE, SWEET, JUICY Mix and Match. den rushes of water t ^ t ^ u r the total of men In the cxerdse Burma’a development. NA0ISCO DATI FLORIDA ORANGES. .. doz. 49c Drinks and Lemonade. 8*c^89e during torrentlai rainfalls, a Large A O * to 26,000. reeutt, the water has been rushing ScotTowek '^ *•*"“* Roll A T 25 Extra Stamps NUT COOKIES V Green Giont OUTDOOR ABTUTBY SCOUTS TO DIVE Green Giont Niblets H e in z down the steeper grade to Um iri- NAEISCO CHIP-rrS ITALIAN PRUNE NABISCO DATENUT COOKIES ...... U sa. bag 49c Heinz Chili Sauce clnity of Haynes St. as well as PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The 25 Extra Stamps ATHENS (AP) — A group of # Robin Hood Den open-air concerts Scot Nopkins vfhitVo Au't. * .... 25‘ BrlUidi boy scouts who \^1 come WHOU KliNIl CORN M e x i c o m Main St NAHSCO ) VegetorioH Im m s The water department is of the in Pbiladelpbia’a Falrmount Park here for the World Scout Jambo­ are probably the best-known out­ Stamps SHORT BREAD M 12 OZ «A C 39^= opinion Uiat the reUef sewer Diet-Rite Cola 6.'’„r,V 49« 25 Extra ree in August will try their band A 120Z a r c door series in the country. This at undersea archaeok)^. The boys A CANS <*7 A CANS strucUon will elimLnate the prob- SOUR PUSS SOUR OR year, their 84th season, the open- Stamps SCREWDRIVER MIX are amateur skin divers. They HIGHLAND PARK MARKET fnr ooncert found e v «y teat in Keir-L-Rotion 2 'L:i 35' 25 Extra plsn to search the bottom of Mar­ **liie bids for Uda project the ampltheater filled, with the SUNSHINE 2 3 9 Economy JE A g athon Bay for remains of Persisn 317 Highland St„ Manchester, Also Bloomfield, Conn, Phone p43-4278 opened on Sept 4 at U VIENNA .PINGERS PLUMS i audlmce overftoTring ooto a near­ Stomps ahtes sunk hy tha Athenians In Akoo Akiminiim Foil Site 0 ~ 25 Extra bearing room o i the Munte^ by bUlslde. i t aa BuUdiag. A 7 ■ 7 r

PAGE THIRTEEN kANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCJHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28,196t liANCRESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 22,1968 M OitTirxbvi which may 'be of Interest to all. that wage rate when specifications raids, Browne reported. Belchertown, Maas., and Robert throui^wut Viet Nam appeared to Nam tresse, claimed no monks These bi-monthly meetings are mtiUoa came from Highway De­ facility,” Kenneth B. Ralne, per­ are drawn up for the bids. Saigon's airport reopened to Heads of Boards Jr., 80,. of East Longmeadow, re- Bids Must List have broken organized Buddhist or nuns were killed. the result of a suggestion made by partment aurplua. The balance was sonnel' manager for Columbia In By signing the bid, the contrac­ •omrages commercial t n ^ c after a 24-hour Discontent with Diem New York said yesterday. oeivsd first and second degree Troops opposition to the government, A government announcement re­ Town Director Harlan Taylor, and S ta te N ew s drawn ftom the >26 ntlUlon high­ Area Wage Scale tor will automatically bind him­ layed by 'Viet Nam" lYeese said closure. CJommerclal . communica­ T o Meet Sept. 17 way oonatruoUon fund aipproved He told employes the manufac­ bums. At Grace-New Haven (Com­ which lasted, for three and a half approved by the board at Its Aug. munity Hospital, their condition self to pay that wage scale on that months. ' the monks arid nuns would be tion channels also reopenbd, but at the last session of the General turing operation has to be cut out particular job. If he doesn't, his act news dispatches were hea'vUy cen­ 6 meeting. as a matter of economics.” was termed serious. Other mem- On and after Oct. 1, specifica­ Planners Arrest.!, 000 ‘ ”B^e only opposition now is the freed "ae toon aa they atop caua- Notice has been sent to all Hitting Peak for U.S. Aasemhly. ‘bers of the family. Including the tions for all requested town bids, will constitute a breach of con­ Moon Probe Ing confusion and exploltuig re­ sored. Roundup Total oonatruCtion costa for the However, he said, Columbia will (Ciommunlst) Viet Oong,” a 'Viet­ chairmen of town boards, com­ TO ATTRACT TOURISTS younger Camp’s fIVe-months-old exceeding >5,000, will have to con­ tract. namese ahopkeeper said wistful­ ligion lor political ends." Henry CSabot Lodge, new U.S. project are espected to hit |30 still have its accounting, research ambassador to South Viet Nam, missions and committees by Gen­ MAKARSKA. Yugoslavia (AP) and development, order service daughter, escaped injury. The tain a new specification. throughout the rocket a M * In Crackdown ly. The government added, how­ (OonltBned from Page One) az an inviting target for a teem,; million. With the added funds, FREE TABD WORK (Oontinned from Page One) cut abort a stopover in Japan anJ eral Manager Rlphard Martin that — This Yugoslav const resort Is (OonttnwKl from P »fe One) and other administrative functions cause of the fire was unknown. The 1963 General Assembly manned mission would dliplay Ite ever, that U would eontimie to ing, axpanzionist Red China. some >11.4 ntilhon has been made The South Korean Embassy in hastened to S^on to assess the arrangements have been made fob trying to put Its profitable tourist here. Approximately half of the State ^ lic e said. passed a bill requiring that con- HARTFORD, Oonn, (AP) — It recordings on the ust^uts’ In­ i frem Page One) hold those "who have actually j eouth and was re-elected for a In 1964, the United Stotez began avaUaUe. was awarded to revise the turbo­ « Saigon reported to Us foreign min­ situation and express his govern­ bi-monthly meetings -of all their business on a year-round basis, a large-scale aid program that is The legal noUce was given only 700 employes would be affected. . tractors on all public ocmstructlon was roundup time in West Hart­ strument panel. K H ***|*f ^ istry that about 1,000 monks and plotted, againa the security of the Summer -visitors hebe see hotel' second five-year term in 1961. one day after the Republicans One immediate reaction to the ON NATIONAL KofC UNIT projects exceeding a cost of >6,000, ford after 20 cows escaped from pump. trouble, the pilots could triffer |''T itnp e 'patrolled .Baigon laugh­ atato." ment’s. anger. boards. on Uie way to totaling >2.5 billion nuns had been arrested in army The Initial meeting will be held advertisements offering: The French departure left the the first decade. For the first picked their complete city ticket. Netv Sub Started company’s announcement came MILWAUIOBE, WiB. (AP) — be required to pay their labor, on a packing plant a n d began Grissom, who made a auborbltal their ejection escape seats. ing and 'Browne reported, raids on pizgodas in lour cities. Viet Nam Presae said poUce and President Kennedy approved a munching lawns of local . resi­ blistering rebuke by the State De-, on Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. in the hear­ Free room and board any day United States aa the major West­ eight years, through mid-1962, the Louis J. Galullo Is the nominee for GROTON (AP) — General Dy- from the union that represents the Luke B Hart of New Haven, the that project, the prevadling wage rocket ride two years ago, moni­ The readings were displayed tm Browne said that at least one troops continued to search pago­ I ^ d iBii. w«ji Witlimlng to normal partment denoimcing the ”r*pres-1 ing room of the Municipal Build­ when the temperature drops be­ amount came to >1.4 billion in eco­ the mayor. „ _ namlcs/'Electric Boat will begin manufacturing employes. Local Suprone Knight of the Knights of rate in that area. dents. a duplicate instrument panri » monk waa reported killed and 30 das. It claimed they had found low freezing: free room and board ern poweb with -interests In the The notice stales that the town construction of submarine George The town will be required to re­ A company crew finally man­ tored a malfunction detection sys­ ae Uter ctaiUkI eettled down to sive measures taiainst the Vietna-1 ing. In addition to the chairmen, area and the means to stem the nomic assistance and >6(X) million 237 of the United Electrical Work­ Oolumteis, has been re-elected to tem (MD8) which was test-flown the mission control center at Oepa monks and nuns wounded in the weapons, grenades and radio any day It, snows; half price on committee "will not be responsible Bancroft, its 13th Polahs-flring ers. Lloyd Willard, president of quest the State Labor Department aged to capture all the four­ hving undar martial law. mese Buddhist leaders.” The all other members may also at­ Red Ude. Washington saw the Over the first few years of in­ the fraternaI-religious order’s for the first time on the Titan 2 Omaveral. Preliminary evaluation midnight raid on- Saigon’s Xa Loi transmitteiB. room and board any day there la for anv bills other than those Vessel, at 9 a.m, Saturday when the local, said the union will fight to furnish it with the prevailing legged lawnmowers and the pack- Buddhist pagodas around the Stole Department charged Diem tend. lush farmland and s t r a t^ c pen­ dependence, South Viet Nam pros­ -board o f directors. Hart and five The detection system reaches indicated the system had w « f ^ ’liie 'army’e' wholesale arreet of pagoda', headquarters of the Bud­ He has asked the various chair­ three hours of rain between 7 authorized" by Castelano. Its keel plate will be placed on the decision to close down the others were re-elected yesterday area rate on comparable work. Ing firm promised to pay all country were cordoned off. Some had violated a promise to seek a| insular location of South Viet Ifam pered ta relative peace. Its popu­ electronic fingers to 29 key points well. ' - I'monks aiid mins Wednestiay and dhist high command. The Diem men to submit ideas for an agenda, a.m. and 6 p.m. lation, now about 15 million, in It follows the usual legal form building ways. manufacturing operation. at the KofC oonvention. It (the town) must then Include damages. the aeisufe of rellgloua pagodas Gkrvemment's news agsncy, Viet of them were -In ruins after the reconciliation with the Buddhists. which is customarily publi.shed in A special assistant to the sen­ land slightly smaller than the family difficulties where a husband ior civilian inspector in the su- ARK ROOF REP1AOF5MENT state of Washington, boosted food output 7 per cent a year and sur- or wife wishes to disclaim respon­ pervijwr of slUpbuilding office, HARTFORD ( AP) — The State ••••••••••A paassd prewar production levels. sibility for bills of the .spou.se. Leon T. Barnett of Poquonock Public Works Department is in­ Then In 1960 the Communists be­ Castelano said frankly today he Bridge, will weld the initials on the sisting that the contradtor repine was ‘‘afraid" that some candidates gan the large-scale, intensified ef­ keel plate during the ceremony. the roof on the industrial building Every Week Thrifty Shoppers "might go overboard in spending" at the new state prison because it First fort to erlpple the 'lountry which and charge the bills to the town Designated S^(N ) 643, the continues today. Ho Chi Minh Bancroft will be an improved La­ leaks. committee. Oommiasloner Timothy Murray s«nt trained cadres dawn moun­ fayette-class sub capable of fir­ National said the major cause of delays in Watch for tain trails from the north to lead ing the 2,500-mile-range Polaris * TOP or BOTTOM Young Mother Escapes opening the new prison --originally S t o r e s a Viet Oong campaign of stealth weapon scheduled to become scheduled for Jan. 1 —has been the and terror. ROCKY HILL (AP) — A 20-year- operational early next year and is unsatisfactorj' roof. Dieam appealed for more U S. old mother pushing her baby in scheduled for launching early in Completion of the institution First National's aid in 1*61 and Kennedy responded a stroller narrowly escaped being 1965. will be held at least until Oct. 1 with the stepped-up U.S. program dragged into a bar by four youths It was named for the man who, because of the time it will take to which now finds some 14.000 last night, police said. Police Chief when he was secretary of the navy rip off the present roof and put Ameriean mllltory men on the Alfred QulnUIiano said the young j from 1645-46, founded the Naval on a new one. Murphy said. ecenc, tome getting into fire- woman, whose name was withheld, Academy at Annapolis. The commissioner said the gen­ flghta despite a technical status had a welt on her arm where one eral contractor, Associated Con­ as advisers and some becoming of the young men seized her. But struction Co. of Hartford, will casualties. he let go when she screamed and 192-183 bear, the cost of the job, but the LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! By this time Washington had struck at him, Qulntiliano said. HAiRTPCMlD (A P )—The State state whU contribute >11,000 in or­ had enough trouble with Diem to The incident occurred on Rt. 9, Motor Vehicle Department’s daily der to have thicker insulation in­ demand reforms by the Saigon the town's principal thoroughfare. record of automobile fatalities stalled at this time. government in return (or in- thus far this year and the total on Murphy said the oontractor creaeed aid. Builds Generators the same date loot year: wanted the state to go ah«ul and .. .CET FXMOK STAMPS, TN! 1962 1963 Among other things. Diem pro­ JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP)—Oom- occupy the building, ^»5 CANS UndemoodlH!?t!;:^.2 ago when the 26-year-old medical S t e a k s serious threat (o Diem since he signs" such as the reduction of H m alaetitcity prwkJoad will student was found dead at the 12-OZ I5 0 Z 1QU Our Big Value llologna took power, according to the flow ovw two 600,000-volt cireudta. radioactive fall-out and the poaai- NANUT tUTTIt wheel of his sports car. JAR Sunsweet «>«'■» 2 JARS prevailing U.S. assessment, the One w«U feed the FhUadeiphla area, bUlty that the Soviet Union seeka The car was found on the Mer­ Peter Pan LI flm ut 226 mUea ftem the plant, and to eliminate nuclear warfare from conflict etorted along religious ritt Plowy. In Westport July 24. 160Z 150Z Top Sirloin Steaks lines but has quickly spread into the cold war. TOMATOIS STIWW PRUMS the other wMl oa«y oow ar aome “The case is still open and un­ Standard CANS Del Monte 2 JARS politics with the ^uddhlst leaders 800 mllea to nosthern New Jataegr der inveotigatlon and all leads are Skinless Franks RIO^VALUI ‘serving as the rallying force for ■Bdltaw Tertt State. Cross Burned being pursued.” State Police Com­ 3-OZ nurr g il a t m s PRISHLY OROUND LB EXTRA l&H STAMPS witb ONE lb various opposition elements. OHBSHIIRIB (A P ) — A six-foat missioner Leo J. Mulcahy said Je ll-0 PKGS Heini Cider Vinegar SI Ground Round The dispute began last May Rt, 6A Funds wooden erosa was burned last night yeoterday after a meeting with top with a Buddhist demonstration at H ARTFORD (AP) — Btate state police officials on. the case. 3-OZ Hue against a government order on the Isiwn ih front of the home m ilT GAATMS PKGS Freneb's Mustard 9-OZ JAR Genoa Pepperoni Higbway Departmaot dfficiala are of and MiA Olemena Skabel- He said no arrest was imminent Royal ■HOUIDBR - 4 »e 4 lb( II banning the flying -of religious ssMcted to act aocti in starting kls. State Police had said Tuesday Smokod Picnics V EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 3-oz pkg LAND O' FROST flags. Diem troops broke up the t h a i A of acquiring land in the The burning waa followed by a they believed they knew who shot 48-OZ ITL Gulden's Mustard 8-OZ JAR demonstration, killing eight. One of ppopoaed Route 6A phone call threat. the Trumbull man and how it was Wesson Oil Plicoci Bocon Incident followed another. A monk taceugh Mierlden. The family oould give no reason done. SOUPS 125-FT publicly tnimed himself to death u d d Sliced Spicy Beef In protest. Others did. later. The highway will link new la- for either firs or the oaB. The .Mulcahy said yesterday that this 2 for 3 7 c Variotiei 6 ”c X S ^ 9 9 « Cut-Rite WAX PAPIR ROU Polish Sausago Rings honor maid teastate Routea 91 and 64. fire burned ItseH out before fire­ does nbt mean the case is solved Campbell EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 3-oz pkg LAhJO O' FROST Diem, one of a Roman Catholic rim te for the lend acquiaiUon State Police are caMlng the 10HOZ u minority In a country were some men arrived. 5-LB BAG A rmour Star Slicod Bologna became aniaUable yesterday when Police said th«y .'had no dues. shooting murder. Earlier this Gold Medal Flour Campbell CANS 70 per cent of the people are Budd­ Gov. John N. Qempaey announced month they were checking the 8 Sliced Smoked Ham hists, denied religious discrimina­ tion and lifted toe fiag ban. In that aotne |8.6 mllUon dollars in whereabouts of two suspects and I-LB BAG ndded funds have been allocated Low Bidders their activities at the time of the Clorox Bleacb ^ 59<’^jug'374 \ W E G IVE / 4 % ^ EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 3-oz pkg LAND O' FROST June the Saigon government pro­ Pillsbury Flour mised settlement at other demands to the highway project. HARTFORD (AP)—The apparent shooting. (.ill- cOUK)^ A total of >4.5 million o f that low bid for construction of a State In a show of conciliation which amount wUl be used by the atate Armory in Enfield has been sub­ COAST GUARD RESCUE d d Sliced Corned Beef .Washington But its re­ to begin buying pre^terty In what mitted by New England (Construc­ forms ware slow In coming and BLOCK ISLAND, R, I. (AP)— 4 % I " EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE qt jar SCHORR'S ^ ddh isto resumed their demon­ local oMoials say is a hardRdp tors, Inc., of Avon. Th'e company’s EUderly New London, Oonn., man attuatloR for soorss • of property base bid of >261,490 plqs a supple­ J+ a / strations, marshaling (or a show­ spent about ah hour In the Great owners. mental bid or extra work produced DOUBLE STAMPS down. The ownsn, aware that they a total of >266,590, the State Public Sialt Pond last night before the 1 A A BXTRAi^^ d 3 Cucumber Salad Then came Wednesday's lightning wm be forced to relocate by the Works Department reported yester­ Coast Guard rescued him. Hubert assault by Diem troops, under a Ryan, 70, tumbled into the water I W G REEN STAMPS First project, bad found it almost im- day. Apparent low bids on other presidential leclaration of martial poadUe to seU to anyone other projects w ere: fill at Laurel Beach, when his dinghy capsized between WMi tiM oNircboM of $5 or cnoro CREEK law, storming pagodas and arrest­ than the state. Milford, New England Dredge and his moored cruiser, the Siren, and WEDNESDAY AND THIS COUPON ing monks by the hundreds. The state, without the lUnda, Dock Co., New Haven, >99,962;'fill the toore. In the fog, p>ersonB on MOIIMASLt AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL STOU S T A M P S ^ The U.S. government issued a at Clinton Town Beach, Bradley shore who heard his cries for help UMn ONC TO AN AOU-I CUSTOMCR public condemnation of these "re­ G was not in poaiUon before now to National buy. and Upeon, Inc., Branford, >47,- were unsure of the direction from AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS Coupon Valid Through Saturday, August 24, 1963 Sea Scallops '•63< ^ pressive measures against the As a result, owners were forced 819. which they came. CIGARimS. Ilf* a TOIACCO fXtMRI FROM STAM* OFFII Vietnamese Buddhist leaders.” to remain. At the same time, they calling them a direct violation of were unwQUng to sink money in­ REOOBD P|, CLOSING TENT FIRE BURNS TWO Stores the Diem pledges of peaceful re­ to maintenance of property they BRIDGEPOR' f. ., ( AP>,-(-: Ck>l(im- MADISON (AP)—A flash fire HARTFORD COUNTY conciliation with the Buddhists. knew waa doomed. bia Records division of Columbia destroyed the tent of some Mas­ e ^ These were strong words against Oov. Dempaey aald the federal Broadcasting System, Inc.,, says It sachusetts campers at Hammonas- a friendly government Issued, U.S. j ovemraant provided >1.6 million will stop making records here by set State Park last night and in­ officials said, to make clear to the «f the added ftinds. Another >3 January, but will continue some flicted serious bums on two of world that America does not sup­ other operations. them. Robert D. Camp Sr., 56, of port toe Diem action. "Intensive efforts over the past But why didn't Kennedy take a fow years have not been success­ positive step to topple Diem- Gay V«tt Trio ful in absorbing the high cost of NOTE THE LOW PRICE such as chopping off American operations of this large, outdated, NOTICE ^ More Extra Stamps! ( aid which keeps his government going? ZONING BOARD Tread Detergeat 2 39« The answer given in official ch w ig e, Oranes-Mnaappk, tra p # , Party Puneli, Pln66ppl6-0r6p6fruit ITALIAN PRUNES quarters here is that the cam ­ OF APPEALS Easy Tiflmming! EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 1-lb bet KIND TO YOUR HANDS paign against toe Communists is TOWN OF COVENTRY first priority, no non-Communist There will be a public hearing Kybo Coffee DETERGENT replacement for the Diem regime at the Town Hall Annex, on Main Tl*6IICl WASHINOTON STATI EXTRA S&H STAMPS with THRK pkgi 2 S9< Uncoln 89‘ is in sight, toe United States must St., August 26 at 8 p.m. to take up deal with tha,government in pow­ the following appeals: N abisco Cookies pkan tNotiMua BUY 3 BARS AT REGULAR PRICE - GET ONE FOR 1e Rafraibing c t o o n in r B *«, C hocobto Prop*, Vznilla W tfzr*, Bar S ' Strfpa, Ctreui AnnimaW er and can affeetively intervene (1) Robert B. and Mary E. Sim­ EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE pig of lO in another -country's internal af­ mons of Twin Hill Dr., variation 8-OZ Saliifying Plavor fairs In on ly a very limited way. Flavor M ote seasoning Sw^theart Soap 4 34< requested to decrease 20 foot re­ PKGS As yet. K is stated, tlfe Buddhist quirement to 18 feet on east side EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 12-oz ier crisis has not impaired the effort of building in order to add 14 foot BABY FOOD Chopped Strained Golden Cookies 5 Finost Strawberry Preserve f against the Viet Cong.' addition. Nonetheless a U.S. policy re­ (2) Suburban Home Construc­ EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONI 12-oz jar , Beech-Hut 6 9 95< flolL Abuofboni assessment is under i way ac­ tion Corp., Bcucter St., Tolland, ap­ companied by a close study of the plicant requests permission to Finost Raspberry Preserve PKGS Native Carrots 2»aos19 WELL BALANCED DIET Diem martial law action. leave main bam and lean-to direct­ EXTRA S&H STAMPS with a 6-paek - 12-«J Wta p a p e r n a p k i n s OF 160 One question being raised: Is ly east of old colonial house on Bellview 2 Finest Beverages Diem still the real power in South Route 44 A, formerly known as Cole Deg Feed Viet Nam? 2830H John Wright farm, without suffi­ EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 16-oz pig 2 '0^^294 P ep p ers SRMN - NATIVI 2 17 A U M IA T - DalWoto Qutok Mtol The returning U;S. ambassador, cient side setback. Keebler Chocolate Fudge Sondwkh FULLY NOURISHING Frederick NotOng, has reported (3) Aaro A. Aho of South St. 15’/i OZ I that Diem appeared to favor con­ Variance requested for the con­ EXTRA S&H STAMPS witn ONE leal CORNID CANS ciliation with the Buddhists. But struction of a temporary apart­ Finest Raisin Bread Cole Cat Feed 2'^?29< he—or someone in his name—took ment without sufficient square Libby "US' Hash EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE tough action. foot floor area. PLAIN OR PEANUT Some siiggcst that Lodge's in­ All Interested persons are hvvit- Finest Chocolate Chip Angel Coke NORWIGIAN BRISLINC - In Okva Oil NECTARINES quiry will show that the power •d to attend. EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE ti-ozcaio 5 5 * 3»/4 OZ behind toe throne Is Dism 's broth­ % Grant E. Toothaker Sr. M&M Candy er, Ngo Dinb Nhu. head of the Chairman Finest A pple Pie n o r s e p m n c e CANS CALIFORNIA South Vietnamese secret police. CHOCOLATE Bar dines 2 EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE pig Delicatt - Full of Juica and Flavor Nhu has a reputation as a power t 9 r seeker and advocate of a hard Finest Sugared Chocolate D enutf prem ium WAFER BAR lACH 4 9 * PIMAST - wliita or Colorad line against toe Buddhists.' NOTICE EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 1»-«z - fr«z«t Nhu'a outspoken Catholic wife, REG toe official first lady because the BOLTON ZONING Euphrates Pizza STRAINED OR CHOPPED ROLLS 62-year-old Diem is a bachelor, BOARD OF APPEALS has denounced the monks as If f BABY MEATS Bathroom Tissue 4 At a Public Hearing held on Au­ 2^’i.?49« traitors and said she would ap- gust 20, 1963 in the fireplace room Froistt Food Speciaisf Isud further suicides. of the Community Hall, Town of FINAST - Ragular Others suggest that Diem is still 8233 Bolton, Connecticut. Case No. 511, Kan-L-Ralion Dog Food m 4>i can 27t in full command. They hint there W-M Calvin D. Fish. mighl- be hope from Diem ’s quel­ Vitalit Hair Tonic 98e 75-FT ROLL ling of the Buddhist opposition, A 'variance was granted to build AM a touch a t gay young charm Your Best Bread Buyl Maxwall Housa Coffaa i-u can 139 WMOWS Aluminum Foil however dista^teftil his method, by a living addition, combination din­ KING CRAB MEAT to your naw-«eason wardrobe wVth toe creation of a more tranquil Slar-Kitt Solid Whita Tuna r-oz can « tajs VMt trio — each dtoUnotly Try trimming children's clothes, ing and family room with laun- FINAST ENRICHED 39 atmosphere in which peace talks aprons or linens with motifs made idry and carport. 10.8 feet from the Waldorf Bathroom Tissua 4 xa aouz 39c h e lUkaf For Haadackai might succeed. north side of lot No. 14, Sunset W A K in iL D No. 8088 with PahtdCMtoma It from ric rac, bias tope and cm Soft-Wava Bathroom T'issua 2 touz 25c 16-OZ PKG $ | 9 9 Uttle prospect for a successor In sisea 10. 12, 14, 16, U , 20. Btwt brodiery! It's fun and quite easy Lane, whereas present regulations ITL OF 60 ALASKAN to Diem has been seen here 81 to 40. SbM 12, 32 buto, pocket to do. require 26 feet. Hardship Claim WHITE BREAD Scotkins Lunchaon Napk’ms 2 or •• 3Sc among the ranks of the Buddhist flap*. 1% yards o f 86-4noh; painted Pattern No. 2830-H has not-iron Septic Tank, well and trees, to the Bufferin leaders. U.S. officials say that Nina Livas Cat Food 2 outt 29c 'veat, 1% yards; chain Teat, IH transfer for 14 motifs; color chart; rear, insufficient building area to PICMMOND - Light. Chunk N H ^ T r 7 0 0 1 while toe Buddhist opposition yards. full applique and embroidery di­ the south and east of the present SLICED ONE Goldan Grain Spaghatti Dinnar \_^ » -o i m 39* s seems a convenient vehicle for dwelling. CAN isyc French Fries 4 ,T 49 < To ordsr, sand 40c in ookm to: rections. Spaghatti Sauca o m io t a i-o« - Muniu »-oi can * Tuna Fish 4 89r Pinofippto many of Diem's critics, it does not Any qualified persons may ap­ TASTY LB. 59 Due Buraabt, T%e Mancheater Dve- To order, send 35c in coins to: A - - *.1 lICHM eNB - WhoW, UiipMW provide toe positive type of lead­ itoif Hatold, 1U6 AVE. OF Anne Cabot,. Manchester Evening peal this decision within 15 da.vs of OVEN-FRESH LOAVES Duncan Hinaz Angal Food Caka Mix tz-oi m« 55* ership needed to assume gov­ jUfflEBIOAS, NEW TO BX 86, Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMERI­ the effective date. Bordan Slicad ChaaM wmi ot coiouo aauhcan 4^1 h s 29s Scallop Dinner *«^n<°49< ernmental resoasibilitief. H. T. CAS, NEW YORK 86, N.T. Bolton Zoning fnappy »o«^ 6 '^i^'49€ A|Mlcgts 3«ozcan 29< If a coup is staged against lat^elw aaaUingadd W fo r For Ist-class mailing add 10c for Board of Appeals Diem, it is believed more likely MMstR. Print Name, Ad- each j^tem . Print ^aine, Address Julius Strong. Apple Danish Coffee Cake raralbi 't f c 7 9 t to come from somewhere within dtapg Wtth S m m ; Btyto No. and with Zone and Pattern Number. Chairman Cprtis White Marshmallows 2 49< his government—perhaps from Just 60c for the New ‘6M Album! Bryan H. Shinn, dissatisfied army officers. The laOe today tor Ow omv taU Many lovely designs! jDtroctions Secretory JMc-ama tMi&TotAooct prooucbs i army is described as loyal to the for suit and atejian in ktot; doily, EffeoUve Date m j y y y THE RIGHT TQ.UMIT QUANTITIES Mi«s iiFEaiyi M FiRg HATiQfvg fvrgyiM lTTm * FROM SAMP QEEO president at this time. Mgbigi aad ri^era to cvecbatl August 22, 1966 M il & TOBACCO PRQQUCTS EXEMFg F&QM HAMP. QgM WSU g J C M J ItflE H NATIQHM MR S A K » O W . RESiRVI THE RIGHT TO UAtUT QUANllTm S' / . /

\ "lIAM CHKm i ITKNINa HERALD. lUNCHBSTKR. 00M1I« THURSDAY. AUGUST 22,19^ PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING^JTX r/T' HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY. AUGUST 22,1968 ference between nuclear flasion poise; and a trim Sloop that ran •Hal B o yl^ and nuclear fuMon. afoul of a dead cow. MANCHESTER flRE DEPARTMENTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Philosophers may . bs appallpd Great Cruising Craze by the tact that man. have be­ Norway Adds Ships Constaiit Fear Too Much, come seemingly so Indifferent to _____ \. 14th ANNUAL — N the most vital danger that ever By WARD OANNEL opereistant efforts of groups Hke UONIDON — U oyd’s of Liondon faced the .human race. Statesmen Newapaper Entesprise Aesn. the Power Squadron and other reports that the Norwegian mer- OKAiSMASOR, 'AMH.XSAMWM TSSwweMB Main Lets C^orge Worry may lUqplore it as a form of politi­ boating organtoationa have final­ PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL yieJUL-THROiN a a n 't n A miW YORK (NEA) — Has oiMutt fleet now totals 12,511,000 MWJU.LAMv'm OFF TD*(HC Mole and Femofe cal alespingslcknass. ly made some progr esM in teaching r — z j| ■ Him tm cm rjE; S doi^s t o r e ; something gone wrong with the grbss tons, a gein of 486,000 tom ovK.«cu)e tD eepBKEB OOR B A L L .e u r BYNOW; But mankind Isn’t what it ou^t the rules and pteoautiona of the Mnce 1061, and Is the worid’e M IDSUMM ER CR IB B A G E B B m M . fir By HAL BOYUS country so they'd have a place to national purpose? ON THE LOT NEXT TO HREHOUSE UABLE^ KMOMS to bs. Mankind la what it is. And w ater life. third largest — beMnd the United CI4AMP(0 M «H (P/— O M -H A K .' infUim HfW YORK (APy-Curbston# flee. one of the things mankind la for ManufSctairera aaaoclatlons point MAIN AND HILI.IARD STREETS TO B E MAKBMC3RS In the past decade, the number States snd Britain. •«. IF SAME SHOULD BE IjOOIC- aEatwtiiPid comm«nts of n Pavement Pinto: Some even joined churches to to neni/ den/eiopmenta in asfety m e a n e r sure—It's magniflcienay foolhardy. of privately owned pleasure boats IHB FOK M & .V O O MK9H T S A Y AtoMey TKYINf TTtNTTimdM People onn’t Uve frlEHteneO for- get ri|;ht with the Lord—Just In gear, eleotronlo danger aignato — TH A N A lOSELLtOWOlS • UaEiflf mM It may be foolhardy to go on NO WONDER FRIDAY. AUO. 23— STARTS AT 6:30 P.M. X MEPmONED A SPECIAU everv ' ' , case. In ths UA. has more than doubled radar, aonar, sMp-to^hore eommu TR A FFIC FRONl A t l l n t M l i •adiMigbt trying to live a normal life in a DALLAS (API-BUI Neale, an IMV/ITABONID BE AM <»tER- • T M H t a i A eonstnnt peril either drivea Some quit driiiking milk, fear­ time of terror, but in the long rUn —a- record 'f.4 million inboeu-d, nicatlaaB — and Improvements in C O P v in H CUA(V\- . tG n a k M I v art director at a local company, HtSKTSUeST UStagr them out of their mlnde, or they ing It hsid become a health dan­ it .la periiaps about as sensible a the oonstniction snd design of A TO cn H - .D ie a e R / H B « n « i outboard and eallboats registered decided to seU his car and let­ All You Can Eaf! OMA UId«aMeM UBrntar become numb to H. ger because of the contamination thing as can ba dons. This gener­ equipment that has accounted for BUGGS BUNNY fiCWBf N H IItrtlM writh the Coast Guard today. tered his own sign. It read "For lU eSO AT/. nBoancled That baa hamiened in the caae of strontium. M from atomic fall­ ation has met so many crises it the greatest Jeopardy In boating: Sale,” and stated the price and UMM of tite threat of nuclear warfare. out. But, says the Coast Guard, boat­ Adults 75c— ChlldrM und«r 16, 40e dfc*U * m cUiliOB has had to become’ somewhat Eioploalon and fiie. Neale’s telepbone number. ...ANTH' YOU'D BETTER BE RIGHT fSOnet Tbe {Ndl that cast a shadow Gradually, as nothing much numb to them in self-defense. ing aoddents' srs on ths decrease. TTOKETS AT THE DOOR CRVSTAL ABOUT THE MONEY, OR MflDiNi SVaitilatad SSniiMt Boatyard people also sdd that When several days passed with­ »U n « MOiiK of pODW SlBilnwnt over ^ie fUfiM of mankind wlOi happened-^xcept that more and Between 195>3 and 1962, retail 'BALL SAYS VER I'LL BE BACK AN'TAVE^ M BQ M inlM ii For man cannot Uve by either a decade of boating boom hat out a nibble he decided to taka q • * ’ J S i X Maitiin S3BoOi the first atomic explosion at Ala- more test bombs burst In the at- fear or . bread alone. He has to sales in recreational boats and provided a hard lesson In the ways a second look at the placard. In COVilN'IMA SOME IT OUTAYERHIDE' UA bBK SBSaai»iB|>li S S O M ttM (eonb.f(nN c riiom ulwi mofordo, M.M., leM than two dec­ m'o^hcre over Isolated desert and have a laugh and a bit of cake boating gear soared from $720 of nature. Owners have learned thO'same paint and the same pro­ ■SY . UNEXPECTED MMlrili^ . SSFioperlTl riODMnbutef ades ago, is still as dark as ever. ocean areas—the panic qbated. million to over $3.5 billion—cover­ This advt. spoaeored by CSiorohes Motors, Inc. MW ilkinw^ Xr.^tniy riaCommnnion tnm ii along the way—and hope that that hurricanes are seasonal and fessional lettering style Neale’s POUSHl THAT'LL Etifim mtraiici commina plati 4BCheitiaM » The menace is even mightier Life returned to routine. The or­ ing such diverse hazards as an­ artist, Wally Hall, had added a BE A dinary maiL resumed his ordinary times will get better instead of most summer storms jflve adequats iHQo eSHiliirliia ■OHaiamiNbL) M more nations unlock the se­ worse. chors, astrolabes snd cocktail pen­ warning. Aftsr a few years, fore- Una: "Needs New Engine.” bcglniicr crets of Atomic power, and as the worries—hdw to find love In a du- nants. EtAmphlthirtlw f " 5“ I r 1 15 11 blouB World, how to raise his kids, wamed gets to be forearmed, even s strength' of the bomb grows from . But says the Insurance Infor­ for the most daring. 33 Pat In amm n 1 thouMnds of tons to millions of how to get up the rent money or mation Institute, the cost of pre­ brine ' [T fT 1 Evoket Old Went On ths other hand there is., re­ r tons of TNT. meet the mortgage payments. miums, especially for motorboat MDoebrinM What about the unsolved prob­ assuring evidmee that boating tfte li fr 14 ■7 But the bigger the bomb be­ PIERRE, S.D. (AP)—What may owners, Is coming down. America is not so cowardly as to lifiliiri comes, it doesn't seem to frighten lem of the hydrogen bomb? Let be the biggest cattle drive in the Last year alone showed a 14 FREE MAIN ST. drild n r 1 people more. They seem to prefer George fret about It. United States since the turn of the per cent rise In registered pleasure suocum/b entirely to the sin of and SffHinlilarto to IcA the fUpIomats wrangle over The man in the street seems to century )s planned for next month. craft over the year before, accord­ prudence. SBUtitSuid TT With the boating season barely MRCH ST. PARKING tO A n d n U the problra. haVe turned his back on the whole Rancher Ray Houck, former ing to the Outboard Boating Oub. Itie MA30R*5 RememMT the reaction that Ueutenant governor of South Da- But boating accidents showed an at the miitoo'int, the Travelers In­ « nn»rW«M«iw. E6CAPIN& 411IdtM id ™ 1 to 1 subject. Since he has concluded fM at. tatNt ON. (ripped America a few years ago he can't do anything about It in­ koU, said tbday he would drive over-all decrease of 4.4 per cent, surance Co. has paid on such JA pSW tA W .,....^ n r when the Soviet Union first ex­ dividually, he no longer wants to 3,000 head 129 miles down the Mis­ with fatal accidents down 8.S per claims of eoursgeous seamanship . n m ^ ploded an atomic device? talk about it. souri River from his ranch In Wal­ cent and property damage down 8 as: ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN • CooteTEia ' 4fn«dHatlai IP We were nearly scared out et It Is probably safe to say that worth County to his Standing per cent. An 18-foot saiEaoat that ooUided Butte spread near Pierre. The Well, are we turning into a na­ with a UA. submarine; an out­ •IW a rio d IT our wits. In Manhattan, someUmes regard­ w m , THERE 6 0 E6 OOP ...KINS WILLIE ANP HIS WELL, LET ME TELL ...SETTING TO BE A ...IP MOMPY CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ■SWiUMKd People stocked emergency sup- ed as the nation’s cultural center, ' drive is to start Sept. 15. tion of sissies, cowed at last by board motor boat that lost a fight SHOP WITH CONnOENCE OtTTOACAREER ON WONPERaiL MOOPEN , YOU SOMETHING, SENSATION ON THE CAN HEAR SSSodMrtf pUilee of food and water In their there are three men who ce>. ex- I Houck said he planned hie safety propaganda and childish with an alligator; another that THE RADtO WAVES OF WHISTLE/ t TEU.t o i l /THINK MtSTEK SEORSE AIRWAVES IS A MIAbctcaot hoilomea. Some stocked their oars laln what's wrong with the New drive "to promote the catUe In- anglety over life and Umb. suffered damage from sea gulls; a w i t h t h e s e QUALITY THE WDRLP... POC, HEB SOING TO ------OSOARBOOM. PRETTY TOUGH YOURSWM .F H A m llo t^ » r BE A SENSATON' hWOPOSmON... F H u also. ?'ork Mets baseball team for ev­ I dustry and promote South Da­ It is not so easy to say. third attacked by woodpeckers; II giMna bought hldeavmys In the ery one Yriio can explain the dif­ kota.” The Coast Giwrd thinks that cabin cruiser Uwit struck a por- -IT BfBwn i r B O im r u L"*iHIHiliiHii:i:i!!iii:i !• -ii i , , i WEEKEND MEAT SPECIALS! l l q n d li'm i i i n i ii iilF ri t n r a c h NMMn *- S4 IT 3ChMmenilm J 48lagi MApw SMOKED SHOULDERS Choice BEEF Cuts MILD CURE. 4 to 6 Lbs. EXTRA FANCY, CHOICE REG. 49c. L b 3 9 c GOVERNMENT GRADED MEAT 2 I © . OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WnXIAMS \ Fancy, Fresh Dressed, Grade A BONELESS CHUCK ROAST IXIR A NICE HEY. OUT THERE/rVEB—N Cl Si>P t iwtrNiAi^TM ^lu >■» ON INS JP THE KITCHEN ALL APTER- JUST ONE OF POT ROAST NCX3N ANP ITS NOT SONS TO BE' POULTRY COME AN OASIS RPR A COUPLE BY AL YERMEER OP SREASe AtONKEiS/STOP b o n e l e s s TIP SIRLOIN FOR A TASTY PRISCILLA’S POP THAnTXIND)NS>M011L HAKI? THOUSANDS/ XXI SOMETHIMSaLn' OVEN READY. 6 to 5 ^ LB. $l.e# THE WINDOW/ OVEN ROAST Lb w ROASTERS Lb. 45c V tM AS, FRESHLY GROUND MEDIUM SIZE 8 ^ -4 LBS. OVEN READY HAMBURG ROASTERS Lb. 39c GROUND MEATY BREASTS . . . .. b . 69c CHUCK BEEF » 49c LEGS, quarturud ...... b. 49c She K m m her Veal, Beef, Pork Combination. More and more smart and thrifty food buyers, know­ CHICKEN WINGS .. . . . b . 25c For a nice meat loaf. Lb. GROCERIES! ing the quality of the foods they buy , . . and knowing the price that makes the item a real value and finding Frozen Food Specials! OUR OWN m a k e PURE PORK ' ' _ J,.- ^ A SAUSAGE MEAT ...49c If FIRST FOODS offers more for your food dollars. These FARM HOUSE CREAM PIES BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL e -x z facts, combined with friendly service make FIRST ON SALE FOR Each OUR OWN MAKE PURE PORK SMALL LINK NABIBCO FIG NEWTONS ...... 16 o*. pkg. «»e FOODS an outstanding place to shop. 39c S H E S U R C S *i SiMc Dad's spoofing us. Moml I nsvsr heard of SAUSAGE Lb. 79c COMXNTRKTE&i ■DUCATOR While they laetl Chooee from: Banana, Ehoppors Anonymous!" CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES-----11 es. pkg. 8»e Choeolatei, Strawberry, Lnnon and Coconut ON TH06E Oream. « iu .y mSSBSB GRANULAl-ED ALWAYS CHOICE ITEMS AT OUB CARIDONS TASTY, HOME STYLE BEN CASEY LB. POTATO OR PRODUCE and BAKERY DEPTS. SUGAR 5 BAG ^MACARONIMACARONI SALAD Lb. 35c W SWEeIt U F E a TALL EVAP. MILK 8 CANS

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M R . ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY YOU FOLKS CAN SHOW UP I'M JUST THINKING ABOUT WE RENT COLD STORAGE LOCKERS FOR YOUR FROZEN MEATS AND TOMORROW TO PILE CHARSK WHAT'LL HAPPEN IF THOSE T t: I AGAINST THESE TWO. IN THE TWO ARE POT INTO THE . SKIN DIVERS REALLY? MEANTIME, WE'VE GOT SUF­ RAMS eSLI t MARAMn/f VEGETABLES FOR AS LITTLE AS $1.25 A MONTH. THE , LOCKER HOLDS LO V e TH IS THAT GIVES FICIENT EVIDENCE TO HOLD kV'S/ OTH OF THEM OVERNIGHT,' ABOUT 250 LBS. OF MEAT. COMPARE THIS DEAL BEFORE YOU BUY A SPOT! TH E Y MEAN IDEA. FIRST FOOD COME HERE EP/ HOME FREEZER. DOZENS! SEE JONATHAN STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. - C. PROFILE IN 1:4 ECONOMY 646 CENTER ST. — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST hJ %\

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HOWIE HOLCOMB Busy Weekend Pepitone Hits Back at Indians Atodstaat Sporto Editor Glaser Newest Power S l a ^ Again Muro, who told BeH he was being^Houk U the Tankees. who werewTro^ stroked two doubles in Chicken Tidcpf over CSinie D u s NEW YORK (AP) —^ 4ir,^A *sn a kaaak.ii aatiaa . . naa/.aiYi• oBenor. BCortnE ttis Hrst YsHkee it ossyeasy foc Csmllo Pasctial, le-f. fined $50 for throwing a beanball acting as peacemakers opener, scoring ttie first Yankee « V V FootbsJ], basketiiiall and so6cer were not* exactly foisotien Behind Sonny Liston “ When I played ball, the only Rouk suffered a muscle pull in run and driving in the other two. For Pro Qubs Pepitone then jogged to first, in support of A1 Downing’s throe- 8ENATOR8-A’s— but at least they took a back seat to food last evenins as guys we threw at were .300 turned and started again' toward his right thigh and Tebbetts was stepped on and spiked—by Pepi­ hit pitching. Downing is 6-4. Don Lock and Don Zimmer hit gome 175 coaches, wrlten and sporting go()dB distributors NEW YORK (NBA)—Son- < Oiaser, president of the A see hitters," Cleveland Manager the mound. He was grabbed by * * « homers in the. Senators’ triumph .NEW YORK (AP) — Birdie Tebbetts said wryly. first baseman Fred Whitfield and, tone, he said. participated in a chicken baibecue— an annual attrition at ay Liston, who has been In the elation Booking Oorp., whteh The twin victories increased the WHITE SOX-RED SOX— over the A'a, Zimmer scoring the George BUncIa, the graybw i^ represents some 700 theatrical “ Hell, the Yankees haven’t within seconds, players were flail­ tie-breaking run in the seventh the University of Ckmnecticut-CIAC coaches clinic grip o f racketeers and non­ ing away all over the field. Yankees’ American League lead to „Petors, a rookie left-hander, Manchester WM npresented bye quarhoback who fights for boxing people, finally hae fall­ and movie stars. "Listen given brought his record to 14-5 and when he singled and came around got any.” 10 gsunes over the Chicago 'White i TOm Kelley, Tony AUbrio and his job against the fuzz- en Into experienced, qualified boxing the qualified champloa Jo« Pepitone is hitting .275. Um­ “ All the balls I saw thrown Sox, who whipped Boston T^l as extended a string of scoreles sbi' on singles by Ken Retser and hi a mishap at bte home and and Ms fights wril be pru|kM|y were low," said Tebbetts, "except Chuck (jottier. Ron Moeller was .: Dick Danielson \ of MH8, Don cheeks every summer and and etean hands. pire Tom DiMuro figures that's Gary Peters posted his ninth con­ nings to 25 before the Red Sox Bums of Eaat Catholic, Herald couldn’t attend. promoted.” good enough to get thrown at. the ones they (Stan Willtamsl secutive victory with a six-hitter. scored in the ninth on singles by the winner with Ed Roebuck’s re­ * e • usually wins it will lead the Joe Glaser, the one-time Glaser and Gallery, lively were throwing." lief help. photographer Sinch Oflara and one Ohleago fight manager who Either way you look at it, for Minnesota walloped Detroit U-1, Prank Malzone. Ed Bressoud and ^dgy sports writer. Houstem (filers agaihst the men In their mld-Me, hawa "I'm not mad at anybody." said Bob Tillman. Peters’ got batting Sports Potpurri berame the largest Independ- three minutes an explosive situa­ Washington took Kansas Caty 6-1, As usual the meat was good and San Diego Chargers. ton^ht been friends since boyhood !■ tion rocked Yankee Stadium Pepitone. "A fter I was hU the and Baltimore and the Los An­ support from rookie teammate ' ORIOLES-ANOBUi— FootbaH fans—tdevialoa variety eot tiientrioal booking agent Chicago. Once the Clay affair second time I yelled at Bell, he Pete Ward, who hit his iTth hom­ Barber, 18-9, won the control of Liston with the old identical 3-1 scores. just got upset and headed for I victories and the Angels took the 16-8. took the loss nings. A six-run second inning, in (W n c - T V ) announced New York The game at Houston represents Glaser, the only man to hold him." which the key hits were a two- ‘ our table w ith the unhappy news friend GallM-y on the prema Pepitone. who punched out four nightcap 3-2. Giants games Would again be-Stai- the first home appearance of the a signed eontrairi on Liston, tionsl end. This means control I wasn’t trying to hit him, ” ! . . . TWINS-TIOERS— run single by Jerry Adain and a t he had loat a football player even hits in the doubleheader, wound before practice got under way. day afternoon fare. Now 'comes Oilers, who have bounced back to has exclusive rights on all the of the boxing business. up throwing 'em after he was hit said Bell, "and I ’ m not mad at! YANRS-INDIANS— Don Mincher paced the Twins two-run double by Russ Snyder, word from Channel 8 (WNHC-TV) win two games since taking a 27- Ittieholder’s activities except ‘ Hick Daley, a rugged end under- Glaser is currently booktoE by a pitch for the second time in him. But on# word led to an-1 Pepitone drove in the decisive against the Tigers with a single, got the job done. The Angels cam# and ABC that bite AJFL w ill be on Ijp cuffing from the Denver Bron­ actual fights. Inasmuch as Liston for exMbltlona and n ^ the eighth inning of the second other." ’ runs for the Yankees in the night- double, homer and four runs back to take the nightcap with a ’ went an off-sealton operation, he ■view. cos in their, pre-season, opener. these tnoinde television— now It also led to Pepitone's ejection cap with a twoenm double off batted in, while Rich Rollins drove two-run .seventh fashioned on a ' reported and wUl be out fo r much peorances around the world game. Be was hit on the wrist by The slate Includes Sunday games Blanda, beginning hla 14th pro ibe big money-maker—Oiaser starting In Stockholm. Barry I.,atmnn in the third, then and (our ca.sualties Cleveland ■ loser Latman in the first inning, in three with two singles before , double by Felix Tores and singles ■ if not all of the coming year. Dan­ from Srot. 16 to Dec. 16, Thanks- season, was primarily responsible l i ^ i ^ y tn the driver’s seat. Infielders Larry Brown and Dick and Williams, T-3, protected the! leaving the game with a sprained! by Lee Thomas and Bob Rodgers. ielson, on the other hand, was dis- A fter show-ing in Oslo, He5- nicked by Gary Bell. glitoig I$ay and Sefiurday, Dec. 14. for the second one—a 21-20 victory Ih1sn exclusive interview in sinki and Maimo, Sonny wlO He started toward the mound Howser, who suffered leg cuts, lead all the way by keeping eight i wrist. Both Mincher and Harmon I Art Fowler was the winner with ' sussing a prospective soccer can- All eighft dubs will be seen during at Boston last week alter the his offices on West 57th Street. ACTION APLENTY— Yankee Stadium, where rhubarbs are not on the menu, witness- and was restrained by Umpire Di­ and managers Tebbetts and Ralph j Indian hits well spaced. Tom | Klllebrew collected two hits in an 4 2-8 Innings of two-hit relief work. ■ dldate who may or may not be­ do five exMbltions In Engiojid the oourae o f the slate. Oilers trailed 20-0 at the half. New York, Glaser said that for promoter H arry Lesrens w « donnybrook last night between Cleveland and New York players in eighth inning come a student at Manchester Jacky Lee, Blanda’s youthful al­ the match with Cas-slus Clay High. ternate at quarterback, could not and then move into Fraacsk ■ of second game of doubleheader. Battle started when Y'ankee first baseman Joe Pepi­ Plenty o f go lf ettU le ft on tbe definitely will take place at Germany and Italy. tone. hatless at upper left, was hit twice by Cleveland pitchers while batting and took "That’s Just my luck,” grinned elate. Fttty-fonr holee of medal :et the club going, so coach Pop Philadelphia’s huge Municipal : AUbrio in ,a gentle chide. ”Tou Jvy turned to pld’ standby Blanda, “Liston is booked strictly aa play ohlb fo r the chanqUonshlp arc Stadium next Jane. It w ill be the champion of the world o ff after twirler Gary Bell. Mofor Leogue come up with a guy lUce that and eohedolcd over the weekend at El­ He completed 10 of- 12 passes, promoted by Jack and Bob I loee one.” three for touchdowns, and may and not a clown,” Oiaser High School Coaches lington Ridge. Action, starts Sab- Nilon. Jack NUon has been pointed out, “but I want to toll But Danielson’s prospect is stlU nrday at 8 ajn. with 18 holes, have clinched a starting Job once ClilNIC CONFRERES— Coaches from both Manchester High and East Catholic at­ Liston’s adviser since the Ar- ta n d iM H ' In an " I f category. more. tended the annbal clinic which closed today at University of Connecticut. Shown you he is the lightest big man followed by 86 more on Sunday, kansaa-bora bolly boy broke AMKRIOAN LRAOUE on hla feet that I have ever Praotl(!e fpr both coaches starts starting at tbe The San Dtego-Houstem sturggle above,, awaiting last night’s chicken barbecue are: Left to right, Tony Alibrio, Tom with George Katz, Philadel­ Batting — Yaatrsetnslri, Boston, is the first ot 11 games on tbe pro seen. Sonny puts on a better Spend Busy Vacation . llondsy so they were primarily Kelley and Dick Danielson of MHS and Don Bums of East Catholic. (Herald Photo phia manager. Dodgers Win in 16th^ .838; KsUsm. Detroit, A18; RolUiw, schedule In the next four days— show working out than most ' eoncemed with that, Among tbe welcome sights at It is understood that the Mhmesota, .816; Pearson. Loa An­ KeUey, the current president of tbe reoent lOO was a reappear- bringing all 33 teams into action. by Ofiara.) ______Nilon brothers, who are more of the heavyweights do ta n AMEiUOAN I,EAOUE t N A ’n O N A L ‘'LEAG U E geles, .80S; Wagner, Loa Aageies, Temerrow’s Slate fight. He’s a real artist Inter­ W. L. Pet, 6 3 . Pet. O.B. By HOWIE HOLCOMB ''the High School Coachea Associa­ anoe of tbe Hartford Oourant’6 than busy wltti far-flung eon- .397. tion bad some administrative in­ BUI Lee, back in action after a On Friday night, Denver U at cessloQ enterprises, w ill open polating dance stepe while New York . . . .80 Los Angeles .. .618 — For approximately nine montha of every year a grou^of 12 Kansas City in the AFL; on Satur­ skipping rope to the Jazz re­ Chicago ...... 70 St. Lonis ...... 583 I!/, Runs — ’Treah, New York, 18; terest In this year’s (and next long selge of convalesoense. He aad close In one as prize fight to 16 men are more or leu banded or bonded togetherler pyi mu n Yaotrzeinskl, Bootoa. 76; Kaline, year’s) clinics. Although conoem- deoUbed aU auggeaUons be sbould day, Boston Is St Buffalo, and in promoters. cording of ’Night Train.’ ” Kill Card Flag Hopes Minnntoia .... 60 San Frandsoo .644 8 4 the Nstlonsl League, (Jhlcsgo Glaser was Inslsteut that afl Detroit and .Allison, Mlnneooii^ ed, to a degree, in aU sports, he oompebe in the touraeiy ralbsr Tills Is expected to leave Baltimore .... 00 PhUadelphis .. .686 9 tuai interests, then when the middle of June rolls around ilsya Oreen^ Bay at Milwaukee, 76; OoUvito, Detroit. 70. won’t have any active coaching un­ then Just raport tbereon. the Liston promotlomd field the unsavory oonnecOona o f ■Clb\-eland .... 61 .Milwaukee . .. . .534 II they disperse like the colored particles in a fireworks bomb. laltimore meets Pltteburgh at At Liston’s past management are ihiBS Batted In—Btuart, Booton, til next spring and thus was head­ Midget League open for Thomas S. Gallery. sacrifice fly and Boston ...... 66 N E W Y O R K (AP) __ fWdie Mathews hit two^Bolling's Chicago ...... 513 134 But unlike aerial bursts ot ligh t,# ---- ■ .... -...... ing back to his New Hampshire Isnta, Detroit meets St. Louis at oompletely out of the piotnm B ___ 1____ homers for the Braves. wMathews’ -.v,-— > first homer did the Detroit ...... 86 Pittsburgh ... JMS IS the men come together agafai each 91; KaUne, Detroit, 80; Wagner, Wasebsa look-alikes—Osri Yss- Omaha, Philadelphia plays Wash> It could be significant that BY Roseboro, who probably of the upooming MHB piayen. retreat for a few more days before trrniMdrl of the Rad Sen sad tbe Tom Gallery resigned as Between Sonny I is9nn*s ^ Blsewhers, Houston s Don Notte- damage. Hank Aaron doubled | Kanaaa City ..66 Honston ...... 876 S04 Beptentber. Loo Angelea, 76; Howard, New ington at Oiariotte, and Dallas Like almost everyone one of hla York. 89; Ward. Ohleago and Alll­ the school year begins. eltib’s hrMit olHos vice p w sU iat, sports director of the National fists and Joe Glaser’s sngn- haS set a world record lor who allowed a run when he home a run in the third b efore' Loe Angdea .. 58 New York .... .817 87 ’These men are tbe [66a against LOf Angeles at Port­ oity, maybe there’s hope fer Mathews connected again in the WaaMngtaa . .46 contemporaries. bMketball and oan, Mkineoota, 68.. • « « MIH BoaUM. Broadcasting' Oo., effective Aaep knee bends, ripped a line pitched a no-hltter against Phila­ Wednesday's Reanlte ooaohea. at Manchester High tennis coach Phil Hyde has been an end, ora., sU to night games. the dear old benk-tonsUnt fifth. Supported by a 14-hit attack. Wedneeday’e Results School, W hile all are engaged hi Hits— VaotnennUd, Booton, 147; On Sunday, the N F L has two ■ext Deo. 1. In the mld-1920s. single just before the clock delphia May 17. posted his fir.st PMtaburgta 7, Chicago 6. active participant. He waa again . 122 Gmehes on Hand Ready to Begin business even yet. Bob Hendley went the distance for Minnesota 13, Detroit 1. the more or leas timilar occupation KaUne, Detroit, I4S; Ward, Chlaa- A t Fanwsy Psric the bllMi> game9—Cleveland at San Franola- Gallery was mattdimaker of struck midnight at Los Ange­ shutout with a four-hit, 1-0 victory Milwaukee 6, San Fmnciaoo 3. tennis coach for the Rec Depart­ UConn sports pubUclst Joe over Cincinnati, and Jerry Lynch the Braves and brought his record Waahington 6, Kaneas Olty, 1. o f trying to mouM rnals .Mahchea- go, 188; PoiUBon, Loa Angelea, 187; Eddte Bressoud was 00 and New York at Minnesota; the HoUjrwood, Oalif., Ameri­ las that may have tolled the to 8-8 by scattering eight Giants Netw Yorli S-S, Clervelaad, 1-1. Houston 1, OfaMlnnatl 8. ment and {riayed in several Bloharxleon. New York. 188. Soltys repttots 133 coaches regis­ Cleveland’s John Romano. "Oo can Legion Stadium, perhaps Stolen Bases — Aparieto^ ! set a major league record with his ter youths into better athMic eom- matches with Oie newly-formed and in the AFL, it’s New York at hits. Baltimora 7-3, Los Angelee 4-8. New Y o lk nt Fhlladiilphln, petl tona during Hm working y ’Triplee — YoresIIoo, Mliaissoto. te r for this year’s clinic but ahead,” be ysUed, "teU me what a O a k lt^ . Registration sessions, beginning Monday, are scheduled Pairings, and startlns times (or the the most snocessful fight club more, 31; Hinton, WaShtoglen, 81; «Bd sf St Louis’ National 16th pinch-hit homer, a ninth-in­ PPD. Mancheatar Tennis Chib. Member-Guest Tournament to be held OMcago 7, Boiaton 1. ttiey soatoer to varied'id purauita lat- Id Htoton. Washlagtoii. 11; O - with lata-comers the total would great perk thts is to hit I hear K TL Warn Lead that ever existed. He promoted Wood, Detroit, 18; Snyder, BsHt- League pennant hopes, ning shot that gave Pittsburgh a Coach of the annual O d L g rif for both old and new participants in the Midget Football Saturday at Manchester Country Club COLTS-REDS— Today’s Oamca Los Angelee 3, Bt. Louie 1 (18). er on. moU, Rsnsas CHy, 10; Bruton, De­ be almost the 140 reoorded last you every tlms you ooms around So far, the older, estabUhsed are as toliows: major fights In Los Angeles more, 16; d ia ries, Kansas Olty, lA n e Dodger catches- singled past 7-6 decision over- the .Chicago champs, Larry Perry, q>ent soma League. Sessions are listed Aug. 26 (Monday), 28 and 30 as Cubs. Nottebarl. 8-5, outdueled the B'aaliington (Daniels 4-8) at Today's Games T2>e h«ad man, AiblaUc Director troit, and Fregool, Leo Angelea, 7. year. second bouse.” , Tbe oateher-^tumed- im ,—given a tremendous boost 11:35 — Oberlander, suast; 8aart. for 15 years. Doubles—Groat, St. Lenin 99; third base scoring Ken McMullen, Kajisae City (R^ow 7-9), (N). time on Cape Ood to addlUan to "Our biggest elinio was In I960,” outfiellder had a . .fine mrtm at well aa Sept. 4, 6 and 6— all from 6 to 8 pjn. at (Charter Oak guest "Next to a genuine heavy­ Pinson, Cincinnati, and Genaalsa, who' bed doubled, with the win- The New York Meta and Phila­ Reds' Jim O'Toole, who allowed PIttoburgb (Friend 14-11) at Tom KeUey, Yiitm away to Ma fa ­ Home Bnns Htaart, Booton, 83; by the mors than 88,000 fans who only five hits In the seven Innings Los Angelee (Chance 11-4) at fulfilling some reaerve military ■Ulebtsw, Mkuseaota, 38; ADlBen. Joe sald. ^ ^ e had 338 then. Frank Fenway last wsakeDd. 11:82—Hausman, Ockle, AnnstroDg, weight champion, boxing has FhlladelpMa, 88; Williams, Ohlen- aing run in a' 16-inning marathon delphia were rained out. Chicago (Jackson 14-11). vorite Nenv H angaliba tum M V9 t t Clevslsnd for a P ark . ' Surface. he worked. The Colts nicked Baltimore (McNafly 5-6). (N ). bbUgatlcna. Howard was one of the football (toubleheader lari Saturday nlgnt needed a promoter,” stressed igo, 29; CaUlson, PhUsdelpbla W. fliat gsv« the first-place Dodgers Bt. L o i^ (B rogllo 11-8) at Lea oainp- sBiaqiitog from. ~ Another guy familiar to state and Mhimmria, 88; Boward, Nesr Yosk. The league w ifi begtii its ninth. 11:39—Jarvis Jr., HodgM, St John, O’Toole, 16-11, for the game’s Clesreland (G n a t 9-11) at New m q>eak*” CHom- HuttJlng Wally Fortin, program hst far outdistanced the MTL guest. -a >-l decision over the Cardinals Angeles (Dryndale 16-18) (N ). otAy long enough for a round or OdL titlee, soccer coach Dick 34; W agM T. L Aa^tikm, 38. Mson o f play on Sunday, S«pt. 29. Alumni Juniors DODQEBS-CARDB— p„|y ryj, second on a single Yortt (T o n y 14-13). Pltoiaisg Badatr, Boston, BM. lon to a bowl game the previous d rector ot tbe Rao Departtnent to attendance. For 18 dates, NFL A il boya interested tn playing in 11:46—Jarvis Sr., Duman, MacKay, ■ad' a 7%-game lead. Mil-waokee (Spahn 16-6) at San two o f gint, Irii favorite participa' Danielaon, spent a good share of New Year’s Day. Maybe tbat ao- takes off today for a Maine vaoa- Delmollno. ’The Dodgers scored first, ge t-! by Carl Warwick, a ground out Chicago (H otlet! 6-4 or Debua- Francisoo (MarMtal 18-8), tun .160; Petora, (M eago , 14-6, .181; pre ssason iMendanee is 607,097. tlM league this seisson must regla- To Play Coaches 11:53—Forron. Cavedon, Atherton, That sent the largest crowd of I ting a run In the third on a double' and Bob Aspromonte’s single. Not- eohere 8-4) at Boston (Moevliead the vacation at schMl. He man­ Fsseual, Mtonoaota, and Boirtan, ' counts fo r some ot the Mg at­ tkm. Plenty of rest and tots ot m O i 30 dates left, tha league Is McKone. Only Gasites Schedoled. H«ad mcKMlAB Ooa£h Ttx^ AA- aged only a few softball games ter on one of tbe above dates. the yew —84,136—home happy des- by Jim Gilliam and Frank How- tebart got Into his only jam when 6-16). New Yosfk, 18-8, 813; Ford, New tendance that year.” fM tag are on Wa sgenda for toe ■UTS to top the mUUcn mark to This tDolud«a bhoss who bave par- 13 noon—^Munget', Terry, McKee, rtte their tailure to see Sandy { Friday’s Games brio spent much o f the aumner aa with file Teachers as their early PhU Hyde and Jim M oriarty of gueat ard's single, but the Cardinals got Tommy Harper led off the fourth Friday’s Games YeriL 11-1. .7- (N). of Coventry were among the area Bob HamlB and C3iuck Sedmond, sas City for the first appearance weight requirements— 70 pounds s ta ll os top-heavy favoritee. 13:42—Culver, guest Budd, guest. aotovttjjr begins Friday. leader Paul Phinney. Their annual men registered. wlflj Oaifdlnal starter Curt Sim­ the center field fence smd Rose- tagged Llndy McDaniel for Ms NATIONAL LEAGUE one ot the club’s leadtog sooren a of the transplanted 'joague champ minlinum ■ sad. 116 poumto maxi In additton to the game, there 13:49—Parker, Kemp, SembenotU, mons, who retired for a pinch boro followed with his clincher. 14th pinch-hit homer, tagged Mc­ PsHtieai F^kre Hunt-Phinney Tour is long-awaited RockvlUa Hugh’s suooessful year ago are the pair. They hope —the Dallas Texans—two weel will be brief preeenltatton oeremon' Powers. Backfirid Ckmoh Jaok Wtaiy la by the group of youngsters who Batting—Groat, St. Lonis, 859; m an. 13:66—Leggett, Johnson. Kenney, ■winger in the 14th after pitching Larry Sherry, 2-4. was the win­ Daniel for the game-winner and basketball ooojch, John Omavart, to re p ^ laat year’a feeut of win- ago. The Kansas a ty folk wlU gat les honoring the Mets, league guest. becoming a wefi-known poBUoal participate and Hunt’s newsy, hum­ T. Davis, Los Angelea, 831; Oe- nlng tba Platiiot One OoUege Dlvi- Exama Bcbedalcfl S seven-hitter. In the 12th, Kou- ner, with Ron Taylor, 7-6, taking the record-breaker on a 8-1 pitch. menta, PIttoburgh, .834; Pinosn, ■was scheduled to be on tbe apeek- another chance to show their In­ Phyoinai exsmtoattons for aU ohomplons, and the Orioles, run- 1:03—Cappalli, Bala. Homans, TTiay- e«v struck out Tim MeCarver for ^Big Boys’ the Ones to Watch figure osrer in- BdMon w i ^ alao orous accountes of the group’s ing program yesterday and today ■ton cnyvyn and a berth to the nsi- the loss. The blow broke George Crowe’s OlBoinaati, .831; Gonsaiea, PhUa- terest to the game between the boys art acbeduled Sept .3 at nersup. League cxmunlesioner 1:10—Heck, T. Ferguson, Lewrltow, file 1,400th strikeout of his career. record of 14 and made A1 Me spending some bkne trying to make trials and tribulations are as but waa a laat-mtoiuto canoeUaitton. ttonni tournament at Bt. JLoula Chiefs and tba Denver Broncos Bob (Tarioon is to charge of the the state bighways safer by pro- dolphla, 830. pjn. at the Bast Bide Rec. MeShea. The trtumidi, the Dodgers sev­ BRAVES-G1ANT6— Bean. IS-S, the winner. McDaniel, eagerly awaited by many Herald Cbnairacl raoelved a bade Injury tUnlveralty. Friday night program. 1:17—Stanford, Duggan, McOurkln, TRY THE REAL BUY- As American Golf Play Opens vidiig; proper Inatruotion tor new readers. As usual this year, the Buna— Aaroa, Nllwaakee, U ; A l league ooaicbes are reminded Bradidy, enth hi ■ row and sixth straight The braves. winning their 8-6, lo.st it. The Pirates had to Flood, St. Louis, 90; Mayo, San The Broncs, with ol’ Frank Tri- a ooaobes’ meeting is scheduled 1:24—W. Ferguson, Woods. Simpson, seventh in eight games at San | scramble to win as Harvey Had- "dauntless pioneers” got back to pucks passing and Gene Mingo run­ the ^Cardinals. also Jayvwe footbafl meoitar Jim Bre- (Connecticut in time to have some Franolseo, wud WUto, St. Lenis, Tuesday, (Aug. 37) at 8 pjn. at Tupper. diupped defending champion San Francisco, scored twice In the \ dix tied a NL record of three wild ning and kicking, have won two 1:Sl-8pi'lleokl, Johnson, Prindls, AKRON. Ohio (A P )—Watch the8chance. The course is toug^ and ■iMlti had a varied tima. He aarvad vacation time with their families. 88; Rose, Otoclnaati, 86. tbe A rm y A Na-vy (Bub. Rookies’ Last Look (Tusaok. FnuMdsco another length back. first against Gaylord Perry and 1 pitches in one inning as the Cubs Runs Batted In— ^Aaron, MU- •Chicagoan Wins Ninth ...... of three and handed San Diego 1:38—Botin, Monahan, C. Johnson, were never headed. A leadoff | pulled ahead «ith three runs in big boys. That's the word In the long and the sand traps are going ea a aianmer camp counaelor, Phyaioal education teacher Dick its first exhiblticm loss in four Foar-Tesm League TIm ' Giants feU SVi behind, losing played a k>t of aoftball with the waukee, 104; White, St. Louis, 01; ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) — A guest. tbetr fifth in a row, 8-2 to Mil- triple by Lee Maye, Frank the sixth. American Golf Classic, a 72-hole to be troublesome. I think a seoro (Cobb wsw to the looid spotlight years, 8 1-36, last Saturday. Again this season the league 1:46—Kearns, guest, Signer. Mo- test which begins today and winds as high as 383 could win H." Teacbere in the Rec Department most of tlM summer as coach of Boyer, St. Louis, 81; Pinson. Oin- wiU be sponsored by tbe Police dozen liopeful rookies were tuning Glew. TRYffSHf up Sunday. Palm er won the Classic last program and was a referee — aa the Amestoan Legion baseball oiiumtt. 88; Baato, Chicago, 81. RSox’ Slump Deepens, and Fire Athletic Aosociation. up today fo r their "last look” as 1:52—K. Gordon guest. R. Gordon. guest, year with a four-round course waa Ahhrio — ki the Sumtwr Baa- team. Hia oluto didn’t win the H ite—Groat, Bt. Louis, 111; Four teams wUl ooinpete—the Boston Patriots Ooach Mike Ho*o- 1:59—Whlston, Slpplea Willey, Lynch Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus Pinson, OInoInnaU, 108; Aaron, and Julius Boros arc favored be­ record of 276. He indicated he’ll loerthafi Leaaue. aosie etaampitaiBhlp Init came a iot Fire Fighters, Smokestece, OrulS' vaJe prepares to trim Ms American 3:06—Martin, guest, Kristof, guest. Lopes Pradses 150-Lap Grind Set Saturday Jim Moriarty. heakathafi and MUwaukeo, 154; White, Bt. Lonis, W om en’s G olf Fbothail League squad. Holovak 3:18—Herman, jpiest, Paton,, _guest. iuest. cause of their ability to master be just as tough this year when dtoew to H than many fans era and Blue Devils. 3:30—Zanettl. ft Ferguson, Sprague, he shot a one-under-par 66 in a tootbaH aide, waa a regular mem­ ifaoughit M. would. 158; WlUtoms, Ohleago and Flood, said last night he’ll take a squad Martocchlo. long, ^ough courses. The 7,165- Bt. Louis. 140. Lose to Gary Peters Elston Howard As Riverside Track Feature yard Firestone Country Club playoff Tuesday against Phil ber of the Morierty Broihata (who E C m Blan AoUve of 38 to Borton’s exMbltlon game eiae) lanriwH beam in the Haias promised that his rookie crop geles, 26; Robinson and Pinson, TeiliM EM m i Howard would It ’s dcniblle-tpoiible for the atock^ing champion of the 160-lap fea- Most of the players comi>eting World Series of Golf, sriiich is aiotive to the aummer BaakeibaB ball coach Andy Baylook. 'Ihe for­ mixes his pltobas wall.” Toirea, Lbs AngMes, Power and w ill see hea-vy duty. "N o rookie scheduled at the Firestone course League — as a player — g^viag mer Neiw BriWn athlete played lor. Philadelphia, 0. mozvths ago Gary Petera waa Pair of Teens Cincinnati, 26; Aaron, Milwaukee, be nainnd 1968 American oar competitors Saturday night at ture, agree that if Palmer and Nicklaus Peters'1.84 earned nm aver­ Versalles, Minnesota, and Tresh, I will be able to say he didn’t get 19; Brook, (liloago and W. Dnvls, Riverside Park Speedway. Last A year ago. Danny oauglrt Sei>t. 7-8. out e 200 and 250-lap raxtee in the record time of 40:3r.91. mtue Gary Player. He has not by ^ getting____ _ married___ last Saturday. ^ Btrikeoute—Koufax, I»s An- ■traight defeat 7-1 last night. last week's Junior ehampiomMp at ^w H h the big hits and TYiat’s the mark the boys will be' 1. .u . 'V "Tu I through an extra long practice sea- Newark teMm. FoUowSng the two- ’Ihero are a few miaoing namM | Beles, 388; Drysdale, Loa Angeloo, Peters la the tight-lipped son singled in the seventh. Tben yStO to wind up the year. Only other been on the tour since the PGA ® I l^paV^SoT for the Sox brx^ up his shutout Rochester, N.Y. solid catching, race longer than 100 laps this sea­ shooting at Saturday night. j month ago and is well rested. hour rimtl eeminna, the team woeta- t o this review—indtos/Ung either j 314; Maloney, ClBoinnatt, 196; o f a long time semi-pro play­ With them at Taoonic Golf Caub the defense. The battle for the Rjvereide | Player started off with a bang their Atlantic Oout Pro Football ed on offaMive and defensive pat­ the aboeHtaeo covered their trails 1 Marichal, Saa Franelico, M9; er who now has won nine bid In the ninth on sucoesslve were defender Joanne Oundeirsan son was the "Riverside 500" but ■iiigiM by Frank Mslaone, BRMIF-SUMMER SAVINGS ON M I0 S E D CARS t*t forget the Yankees that’s a team (xrnipetition rather stock car championship still re- j in a practice round Wednesday, League opener Saturday night at terns. well or our spies ere getting Older. I Lemaster, Milwaukee, 146. atraigbt games and 14 overall of Proyidenoe, RJ.; former queen NMir opposition with de­ mains dose, with all the marbles He had a birdie, an eagle and Newark, N. J. FUma of laat week’s win a r t for Us winnlngeat campaign Bressoud and Bob TUbnan. an WeB aa offense. than a solo event. Mrs. Am (Jusft 'Wetts of Seattle, ^WCUIDWO CHOKEI^ M SED CARS N.EF.DJL Danny CJalullo of Waterbury ! up for gfrabs in the next three another birdie on the first three The Aooma will be making the Randolph riiowed a diatinct tan- ever. Petera struck out 11 and walk­ Wash.; 20-yesr old Carol Sorenson 'TSaward Is the key man and debut in the powerful 13-team mi­ ed four. I may be the favorite when the big ' weeks. Westfield'.s Ed Patnode and' holes and finished with a two- pro-vement in pass patterns and He Is the latest of a tong H.vwHng for most \’ahiable Is of JanesvSIe, W ift; Judy ReH of field goes to the po.«rt. Danny fl-' Dick Dixon of Warehouse Point under-par 88. i nor league against the defending aoma fine running by Mel Meaks, series of fine hurleni turned ‘Monbo’ Clissed Ooldrado Springs, CMo., and vet­ a team’s winning the champion Newark Bears, former out by a msstor oraftsmon, Sox toserBiUMonbouquette, Howard should be the nally snapped his jfluimp at Ag a -. oonUnue bo loom as the lop con- "1 (eel great." said Player” ! and the OriCHn brotoere — Amty erans Mrs. Helen Slgel WUson of warn, winning the 75-lap feature | tenders, but Galullo. BSll Greco of but I never like to predict who ', NFL bacicfield star Steve Van Bu- and Richie. Whits Sox Manager Al Lopes. who bad been seeking his 17th Oladwyne, Pa., and Mrs. Phillis I960 V0LKSWA8EN 1962 CO M ET last Saturday night In addition. | New Haven and Oharlie Centlnaro . will win any toumanient. I al- ren, Tacklee Stand Dot The 25-yeer-ecimens at the terminala, "I had a choice of pitching the morning. transmission, radio, 2-Door. Standard transmis­ Plus Cars Neararil eMi. Rich Osaarea )mui lost a kttle. toe Old Battery « 18.95 HidSMSnen arc in good shape with with Maury Toumans juat M )>ig. either Peters or Dave Dehus- She stood 96 after 17 holes of heater. sion. Tw o to {1 ‘2,95 Joe Marooni at fullback. Don’t Fred WiHiema and Earl Legget scheie that day,” Lopez said. her third round match but the bout Wery clean. *1699 choose from. *1199 oowt out WUiie Galimore’s scam­ arc oki beads in the middle, aug­ *Tt was a hiclcy pick I made.” ■nded there as she and Mias Roth JWSTAfVT C M D fT • EASY TERM S • FREE M O U N T H tQ D4rt League Set pers. Rookie John Ssumcayk has mented by Btan Jones, ex-guard, "I helped myself last winter bolvad the bole. She had gone two ^ylog for Maygues in the up on the 19th when kOss Roth ' nprensed. B -f and Boh KilouUea. Tough rush A L L PRJCEJS PLU S T A X ^2146 For ComingSeason Vine. B-+- Puerto Rican League,” Peters found her tee tiiot stymied. 1961 FO RD PABBINO—Two years at the said. “I relieved four or five The women’s competitive course 1961 M ERC. COM ET DEUVERED tim M and decided to try and record is 74, set by Irene Tworig R ^ stratiem la now ' open fo r Bear helm hae given Billjr Wade lANEBACKENG -r. Leas gam­ FAIRLANE 500 BRAKE oondidestoe he sever had in Los bling on defease should bring ont really flrq the ball. That ex­ of WiUiamstown in 1969 and tied Station Wagon. 6-cylinder, the British-Amarican Club Dart Tuesday by Miss BeU. 4-Door. 6-cylinder, automatic 1’^ gntylng VandciMH beet In regular trio af BUI George, tra speed has made my break- standard Vdkswagen (Donvertibla League. Play is schedulsd to bera The last of two survivors of transmission, power Sept. 13. Memberriiip in the BA vet tiwowe the long one as good Larry Morrie and Joe Fortimato. tog stuff go better.” transmission. *1199 m Miybedy. There’s nothing wrong George’s pliysieal condition la a A basketball star at Orovs Oonnacticut oontingent that orig­ steering. Club ia not weeeasary fo r partici­ Oty OoUege in Pennsylvania inally numbered 13 were eliminat­ INSPECTION pation. with Endy Bnkleh’e sm for spot rtak. so ptolnv of Tom Bettis, rep- Very clean. *1699 w k . B reaente a good iaveatment. KickM was too small for a baseball ed yesterday ta Uie third round. ^ 2 3 4 6 COUPE How long sinet yow laat braka Officen of the league for the Mrs. Charles Spalding of Green­ 1963-64 season are; Samuel Mc­ Roger Leolere ia fighting to hold team, Peters played mostly Inspactionf . . . It your family’s firs t base In semi-pro ball- and wich was defeated 3 and 2 by DEUVERED safetythraatonsd by poorbraktt? Allister, president; Joee|* Brod­ RBOBIVINa — Bears hardly job as corner backer. B 1962 CO M ET 1959 PORSCHE CPE. erick. vice praridmit; Bdwsud knw what to do with all their won a bsHoball contract osi Nancy Holmee of Nashville, Tenn., ITORH Find out fast with a FREE Braba Churiila, neoretaiiy and Howard Mike DMIca is ihe beet BBOONDAHY — ’Tbere’tl be bis hitting and fielding. Once and Marcia MoLnotoan of Dan­ 2-Door. Economy Very clean. Impactioni to tbe minors he waa srited to bury lost 2-up to Mre. Berger. Pemberton, traanurar. Hocking sad receiving and in tbe changes mads. L e iry Ghieck, who 6 cyl., std. trans. *1699 A. rare model. *1949 HERE'S WHAT WE DO - Further iafonnattan esi league gaaM and is being as a stot. ritone in AK-Btor camp, could give pitching a try. aotlvltiea asay be obtained ftom Johnny Morris Is a terror as a crack the oomUne. Benny McCrae ’’Petera always had the size, • Chack condition of braka ItntaB Mr. Cburifia- flanker. Add to them newoomar if. oanUng fast. J. C. Oerdlne had a the arm, everything,” Lepez BASEBALL HEROES V W Kannaim Ghia <3oupe ^2546 CONVERTIBLE • Inapact braka drums Bob Jeneka, a 6-6 wWx. not to good year In 1968. Richlc Pettl- said. "But ha never quite made • Intpoct oil itals tor laaka mention John Farrington and )>on made the Pro Bow’l. Roosevelt the grade. His 8-10 record BATTING—Jerrj Lyncii, .fl- DEUVERED • Check hydrauKe tytttm Angie Ooia. A — ’Taylor may be the best of bH. last year was poor oonsideiing nites,..tea, seg SMSMjor " Icngne foowd by DILLON SALES and SERVICE, INC. be was on a pennant winner at 367 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER • Inspael braka Nnaa aad 60ri9 DEADETB •— Bon Ven­ utttaiiriAiAiptaoh-lift hamer sC kli iricBonb OfTBMflnrE U N K —lasertten M llM lA H T -M W n arHUern fae- BiiManapoMs. a d M w e BameM_iri taelda hea lag Benia h the dtoWoa Ihuj'ra In^nsMv# la Spring der - Eden, l^^sconsin’s beat CMcngo, 7-6. 319 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN. TEL. 643-2444 (U ) Tssiaa; Wagaar In. They>e geed, bat as an tha "He really was knpreasive phenomenal passer, joins PITOHINO — Don Nottetokrt, Aitoria; Ward (11). White ■8 etorier,^ ^ **D erie**d ^2d lio w and Pnekera. Big ekift waa this sprtog. He told me about the Minnesota Vikings as dolts, who allowed ran while Don W illis ntode In defensive thtaklng with OPEN WED„ THURS„ FBI. TILL 8 P3f. TED TRUDON L e * (S3), Ztoosner (IS ), K a n w St . wmie Lee at hi# working on the added one of. the miectacular re­ plfahlng no-Uttor sgslnst Pbila- torn: O iriao (IS ), Oririea. taehte are r regtilan. Best George AHcn taking charge. Thera M>eed. Before he has a ly ^ depUa enriy tn senson, posted trot MON„ TUES. TILL 5:80 TOLLAND TURNRIKE OPEN EVENINGS TALCOTTVILLE GARAGE NATIONAL LEAGUE diD« are still id fa r Pyle sad h na lack af bnrtes ta nMve the bad to ' eoaoe to with bis fsste cruits in. the National ■hntsat wHli !- • tttani ' Dairia. Aril ■d B * Wa- dtaae. Papa M L m aoiddD’t g e t tbs FootbaB Imapam. 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' ' i ilAN CH EST^ lYENING HERALD, MANCHB8TBB, OONNw THURSDAY, AUGUST 22,1968 PAGE NlNVrKEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22,1988 PAGB EIGHTEEN H o o m s F w fSate I S Doga—Blrdft—Pals 41 HottiMliidd Gooite 51 Apartmenfft—Fteta— HquMi For Sale 72 Houses For Sate 72 Hd 71 Houm* F or Sale 72 F or Salt 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAG ALT and SHORTEN Hel^ Wanted—Mate 36 ABtoaiobilM For Sate 4 jHACaC CHEF gas stove, 40”, TeneoK uts 63 ANDOVER LAKE — Year ’round BOARDING and Groomlnc — TMm BPAaOUfl 8 ROOM OaRlson Oo- MANCHESTER — 1360 square OOVB2NTRY — BxeaUent 4 room IDEAL < BEDROOM ranch, 1(4 ELLINGTON — Near bus. riiop- PLUMBERS and plumber’s help- clean, good eondiUoa, <10. 648- ptog, clean, carport. Asking <13,- borne OB large lot, <400 down. your Cooker, Poodle or pooch to TO RENT — 4 room heated uort- lonlal, 4 bedrooms, affiee or den, feet. In the suburbs of Manchester ranch, flre^ace, breaaeway, ga­ baths, screened porch, full base­ e n , stefec^ woiii. Apply in person , 7889. 900. Other Usttags ayallable. Ton- Howard Realty Co., 383-6378. Carl your safistactlon. Called for aad ment TCI. 6466U8 between 8:i0 fortoal dtotog^room, recreation sits a big, big, ranch just waiting rage, <11,600. Joseph Bara, ment includes finished rec room between 8-9 aun. at Berson Bros., Brokar, <49-0830. and den, dishwasher, attic fan, gren Agency, <4S-6S31. XbaaBtr, «484)03S. CLASSIFIED 1961 F rom o>oi a.m. until em. crinoelV B u t th e f ir s t t im e hetahestvio 60 Hstvard 8t„ New Britain or delivered If desired. Etarmcoy a.m. - 4:60 p.m. room with fireplace, attached 3- for someone who nee^ plenty m car garage, 100x160 lot diade room. 6(4 rooms, 3 full baths, and many extras. Handy to shopr COMET TUDOR TK)RI$ line a DOS AND NOBOD/ MOTICCf* SECONDS T> LOOK AT THE AFTERNOON F$PER> call for appointment, 639-8287. Hill Kennels, Hebron Rd., Bedton, SCARBOROUGH ROAD — 6 room 648-6437. trees, aluminum siding, PhUbriek Texas-sized lot. Romny and con­ ptogand schools. Good neighbors! Radio, heater^ standard shift, low W ATK IN S 62 HiUtop Drive. CaU owner, 649- Colonial, large screensd porch, tOOKDfO FOR raatals? CUl J. D. Agency, 649-8464. venient are the key words here, aluminum siding, <19,000. CaU mSeage, like new. Local car. RMlty, 6414039. <17,600. Inspect With Dick Tour- 0343. tTNOUOHTSOrj 5 ROOM CXILONIAL 649-SS78. PORTER STREET AREA ADVERTISING $1,196 RABBITS FOR aAUB. MT B argf^ ShQp tellotte, 280-8388, 849-6806, 876-6611. / 0 4 f / A A ? ^ 1 Street. 646-7063. NICE APARTMENT of tour (4) Barrows ft Wallace, 86 E. -Center MANCHESTER — 8 room Cape, 3- CAMERA SALESMAN 2 BEDROOMS - $12,900 years-old, large Hvtog room with SEVEN ROOM RANCH, 4 bed­ I960 A 6 A I N g j rooms to splendid condiUoa. Near St., Manchester, 418 Main St., rooms, 3 baths, oil hot water, 3- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS yioa.46 *^1776” 48” Maple Dresser everything. Box W, Herald. NEW. LISTING East Hartford. fireptace, fai^y sized kitchen, FORD FAIRLANE sUdlng glass doors to patio, 4 bed­ car garage, exceUmt comUttoo. Move ri^it to without trouble 8 XJL to 5 PAL Part-time evenings. Should be Articles Far Sate 45 and 34(4 x 84(4” Mirror, 4 drawers, <22,600. 048-4689, days; eve. 743- 4-door, radio, heater, new Urea, 8 COVENTRY — 7 room home, rooms, one car garage, city and expense. Beautifully main- experienced in retailing or ad­ plastie top, scroll base, 2 pieces M odest, authanUc eolcniai, 7004. taiaed 3-year-old ranch home. cylinder, standard transmission. vanced photo hobbyist. Apply FOR SALE — Plat Stone tar walls, 2-3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS. 649- 360x380 treed lot, stone fireplace, water, sewers. Bowers School 76. 0239, 9 «. Manchester — '< room home, coimtry setting, excellent kitch-, ’Iliere’s a fireplace to the 20 Nice elean ear. to Mr. Gray or Mr. Gladstone. fireplace, veneer, and patios. Csn 2-car garage, 2 Isiige sheds. Bel area. <19,9(X>. and worth it. Call MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom ex­ COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT hew modem kitchen, 8 bed­ en, oU best, garage, on bus John Bogdan, 649-5306, 876-6611, foot Hvtog room, formal dining $896 6494)617. M0.IO *n7T6” Maple 'Twin Size Air Real Estate. 64S-9SS3. line, quick occupancy, very ecutive ranch, < fireplaces, 3 Itpy^iAT Ikra nUDAl U:M AJI^-«ATOROAr • AJL Bed, obairback headboard, low 2(4 ROOM APARTMENT, stove, rooms, living room, dining 389-8358. Barrows ft Wallace, 56 E. room, huge cloeets in each room, den', encloeed porch. good oondlttoB. Easily fi­ baths, heated patio, kitchen fauUt- LOAM SALE — R^ular <14 stons- footboard, 37. refrigerator and all utilities, coun-^ LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, < acres, Center St., Manchester; 416 Main < bedrooms, tile walls and 1969 free loam, <13.60. siU, sand, stons, try location. <00 monthly. 649-4660, Garage and workshop. Fast nanced. ins, acre lot. ^ 1 Air Real Estate, many extras. <19,600. Owner 64S- St., Blast Hartford. 648-9332. floors to the 2 large baths, 3- PLEASE READ YOUR AD CHEVROLET IMPALA GRAND-WAY gravel and white sand. 046-8606. <160.00 Lawson Chair, attached, 8:80-4:30. sale price <18,300. 2967. car garage. Charm, conveni­ ^ «r "W Mt Ada* an taken over tlie pkone aa a aen* CONVERTIBLE Manchester Parkade pillow-back, foam T-cushlon, kick MANCHESTER Vicinity - 26x42 FORD STREE3T — 6 room house. ence. and simple dignity at a The advtsrttoer ahonld read hie ad the F1BST DAT IT LAWNMOWER8, garden tractors, BOWERS SCH(X)L area — Bbccel- foot ranch imltt 1969. Huge treed 8 cylinder, radio, heater, automa­ pleat, tangertoe. 119. | r q c k v i l l e - S room apartmmrt, A real good home centrally lo­ sacrifice price. AFPBABS and BEPORT EBBOBS In ttme tor the neat Inier- tic, Jet black, red Interior with and tlUen. Tsmu, trades, parts lent 5 room ranch, large com­ BRAE-BURN REALTY lot, oU hot water heat, aluminum cated. Joseph Barth, Broker, 649- <89.60 48” Maple Dreeeer Desk, heat, telephone, 876-4220. Uaa. The Herald la maponalbla for anijr ONE taMorreet or omitted whitewalls. Sharp car. Only and a«vlce. Capitol I WOLVERTON AGENCY pleted recreation room, 2-sone 643-6278 combinations, 19 foot living room 0320. laiirllna for any adrerllaeinent aad then an|y to the extent o( a $1,195 88 Main Strsst, 4 drawers, brass pulls, 69.96 ; f-q r - One and two rooms, REALTORS heating system, large ceramic with fireplace, famUy size kitch­ TOY PARTY Demonstrators 648-7968. tile bath, fireplace, hot water oil en with built-tos, 8 bedrooms, MANCHESTER — If you are look­ «hiake laod” tnaertton. Errora ertrieh da net laaaea the raloe of <34.96 37(4” Round Maple Cock-1 water, parhtog. Tel. the advertlaaaaant wBI not be eem eted hr "mafee good” I Men or Women work now until 648-3068. m B. Center St — 849-2818 heat, garage, city utilities, ame- <16,600. Robert Wolverton Agency, ing for a home that you can move WESLEY R. SMITH 1968 December. Over 600 Toy and SCREENED LOAM for 1h« bast to tail Table, turned legs, 19.50 site drive, excellent landscaped 649-2818. into ■without touching even so lawns from our aoresnlng plant EAST HARTFORD - Newer 6(4 FORD FAIRLANE 600 Gift items. EUgh Commissions. No (38.60 37” Table Lamp, amber NEW FOUR ROOM apartment lot. Sensibly priced. Charles Les- room ranch, tree shaded lot, full much as a ]>aint brush, call us AGENCY Andover • Columbta. Osorga Otlf* ''--. . w owmIIaWI. ____ s__ A • . perance, 849-7620, 643-6664. CONVERTIBLE collecting. No delivering. Call crackle base, octangular burtap available November 1 . Heat, hot cellar, garage, cU hot water heat, for s look at this immaculate 7 Mr. Sanzo, Manchester, Conn., ting, Ino„ 743-7886. V-8, radio, heater, automatic,, pow­ shade, as Is, 18.76 water, latmdry. No pets. <136. aluminum storms and screens, room ranch with a beautiful view. DIAL 643-2711 Telephone: 646-9468. MANCHESTER — Centrally lo­ Bolton er steering and brakes, new top, PICNIC TABIES—Made to ordsr, 648-9181. fireplace, 1(4 baths, 8 bedrooms, Asking only <23,500. T. J. Crock­ 549-1894 turquoise and white. Must be seen. cated 6 room Cape to very nice natural woodwortc. Robert Wolver- ett. 648-1877. WANTED — Dishwasher, nights, aU kinds. Repairs, rentals, lawa NEW 4 ROOM flat, built-tos. hot condition. Call us for a look at BOLTON $745 apply In person. Cavey’s Restau­ obairs, benic-and-span ultra- bus line. 4(4% mortgage may be L ost And Pound Antomobilen For Sale 4 dows, and seats, green and white, over 21. Accepting applications to LAWN ORNAMENTS, does out FOR UNPAID BALANCE Carpenter, Broker, 649-8061, 649- kept 5'4 room Ranch, phis garage, assumed. <16.200. Owner, 64<- Light trucking and package de­ Manchester’s newest smd finest school graduates. Applicants available August 1. <116 monthly, 6276. Carl Zinsser, 843-0038. Realtor 643-2766 room, den, famUy room, 4 large black top. Oon’t miss this. LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first livery. Refrigerators, washers and must: (1) have outstanding Piastic Rabbits <1.76, Flamingos 1, 3 CR < YEARS TO PAY! eentrai location. 389-09S9. Charles Nicholson 742-6364 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 3-car ga­ 9162. fireplace, city water. ’There ia 0807. LOST — Boy’s Waltham wrlst- 1966 PONTIAC STAR CHIBP Con­ restaurant. Pellins Restaurant, 7 START PAYING licensed driving school, trained personality and appearance, <1.76, Dwarf <1.60, Sundial <6.00, TWO FAMILY 6-6, close to trans­ rage. Ideal year ’round home, more to see with Roger Walker. \mtch, silver and black elastic vertible with new top, transmis­ $695 stove moving specialty. Folding Walnut St., 643-4628. IN OCT. MANCHES’TER Vicinity — Large certlfled and approved, now of­ chairs for rent. 649-0763. (2) possess ability to advance Sola Ball <7.00. Porterfield’s, SIX ROOM tenement. 7 Ford portation, excellent opportunity, <39,900. Call us tor appointment to 649-6806, 389-8288. 876-66U. B ar-! MANCHESTER — Country O ub mlidbsnd, vicinity White Street sion, brakes, battery, red and fering classroom and behind Chapel Rd. South Windsor, 038- 1 ROOMS FURNITURE 6 room ranch biUlt 1989. 14x19 liv­ rows ft Wallace, 66 E. Center St..' area. 6(4 room custom built ranch. PART-TIME salesladies for eve­ into management post. Fi­ Street, oil heat, reasonable rental. <15,500. E. J. Carpenter, Broker, see this one. PhUbriek Agency, and Oakland Street. 649-1720. white, radio, heater, white aide- 1967 wheel instruction for teen-agers. 8391. <9.36 MONTHLY Phone 643-5936. 649-6061, 649-9162. ing room, 3 generous bedrooms, Manchester; 416 Mate St, Blast lot 10QxU6. screened porch, priced walls, clean. 643-8296. nings, also Saturday and Sunday. nancial potential is excellent, POR’TER STREET area — Older • 649-8464.

erry colored case, Manchester CADILLAC CONVERTTBLK, light Radio, heater, automatic, power Parkade or Bolton. provided. • • • 'Ihls is a perma-' shade trees, located on quiet steeri^ and brakes, gold and PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in­ Boats and AcceaaoriM 48 And Other Accessories Furnished Aputawato 6S-A ment. Immaculate. Robert W aervice, taen-age 876-2877 Gardon— Farm— Dairy to buses and shopping. Featur­ aluminum comb, windows, 600. Wolverton Agency, 649-2818, ■tone fireplace, one brick fire­ Olcaitt Drive and Adams. 649- ing, beautiful yellow and black. All Ceilings. Floors. Fully ininired waiting. Thousands of busy house­ sories Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6182. seats, many other extras, <1,696. clasaroom, older and nervoua workmanship guaranteed Leo Products 50 Bnaneas Locations ing 3 bedrooms, modern kitch­ heating system, plumbing, Eve. Mr. Rueter. 648-0809. place. G.E. buUt-ins. 3-car at­ FOR SALE — S bedroom ranch. 6371.______original. A re^ rare car. students our specialty. U6 wives will do their Christmas ■VERYTHING <297.84 electrical system — all mod­ Forest Street, Blast Hartford. Can be seen at 16 Bralnard Place Pelletier, 646-6326. If no answer, F or Rent « 4 en, ceramic baths, amesite ANDOVBSl — <18,900. Immaculate tached garage plus one extra or call 649-4100. $545 Center St, Manchester. Call shopping the Avon Way this Fall. drives, fenced-in yard. Im­ ern. 3-car garage, large shaded HILLIARD STREET—Immaculate Phone 638-6506. LOST — Pass Book Number M- call 643-6043. t ROOMS FURNITURE 3 bedroom ranch, 100x600 lot, garage, one acre wooded lot. for trea booklet 64S-8802. ’They will be waiting for you to mediate sale desired. Csdl to­ lot. Unusual investment oppor­ 4 room home, deep shaded lot, 7830 Savings Department of The WANTED — Carpenters and paint­ PEACHES AND PEARS. Bottl <14.74 MONTHLY oversize garage, ideal for newly­ Very desirable locatlan. service their Gift needs. Don’t ers. Apply apartment houses, SMALL STORE for rent on Oak day. tunity. new roof, aluminum storms, VBUINON — Cape, 6 rooms, 4 Oonne'ctlcut Bank and ’Trust Com­ 1967 EXTERIOR AND Interior paint' Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd. Westtoghouse Washing Machine, weds or retired couple. Hayes Ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ you be the woman who waited too Hartford Road. Come ready to street. Call 649-6294. screens and awnings, walk to bus' finished, lull basement, city pany. Application made for pay­ DeSOTO CONVBRTTBLB Westtoghouse Refrigerator, Bed­ Agency, 648-4808. moved, ceiling, fully insured. long and failed to get a territory. work. See Charlie or Mike. FRESH EGGS for sale by the Uns. <11,700. Robert Wolverton water and sewerage, aluminum ment. AUGUST CLEARANCE Radio, heater, automatic, power LEARN TO DRIVE — Special at­ room, Living Room, Dinette. Dish­ tention to nervous and elderly. Call George OulUette, 649-1251. Wo train you to start earning im­ case or the dozen; also, fresh STORE SUITABLE for grocery CIRCA 1800 — Restored Colonial, 9 Agency, 649-2813. U 4 R REALTY COMPANY combinations. 8-years-old, excel­ steering and brakes, new white es, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Blankets SALE Clasaroom for teen-ager. Pickup mediately. 289-4922. MAN, FULL-TIME, to drive truck vegetables, tomatoes, com, etc. barbershop,, etc. with I room WESLEY R. SMITH rooms, 2(4 baths, fireplaces, WARREN E. HOWLAND lent condition. large assumable paint job. OUTSIDE PAINTINO at a low and Other Accessories apartment In rear, garage. East NORTH COVENTR'S — <18,600. megrtgage, <93.66 monthly. Ter­ LOST — A CANVAS on Oakland aervice. Day or evetrmg lessons. and help to store with sales and Natsisky Farm, 122 Newmarker screened porch, original features 6tt-3/4 hours, <56, fee paid. In­ WILL CARE for pre-school chll- ^ Urgent sale needed. Charles Les­ kitchen with natural cabinets, tion. A buy at <14.600. Beautiful 2- is good. mation call the PhUbriek Agency, SPLlT-LBWBn.1, 7 rooms, 1(^ baths, year-old, <-bedroom ranch. 3 CLEAN AND CHOICE BUILDING lot in Rock- 4-door, radio, heater, automatic, 649-4343, 633-2987. vestigate. AbiliUes Unlimited, dren In my home, days. West' A COUNTRY HILLS FDRNIiSHED ROOMS, complete perance, 649-7620, 643-6664. <16,600. 649-8464. SECOND MORTGAGES available, 649-8464. large famUy room, kitchen with baths, heated 40’ rec room, car­ ledge section of Manchester, AA 1967 FORD CUSTOM 300, standard power steering and brakes, dark Employment Consultants, 1007 Center and McKee Street area. light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ confidential, courteous service. Farmington Ave., West Hartford, COMMUNITY built-tos. Intercom system EXCEILLENT 7 rooms, 2 story, oU port. built-ins, large lot, many ex­ COMFORTABLE aone. Tel. 649-1439. transmission, radio, heater, ex­ blue. 649-7060. "Fine Homes Designed trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 MAIN STREET CORNER - 140 cellent condition. < ^ . 649-6063. SCRANTON MOTORS, Inc. HouaehoM Semees Call Gaston Realty, off Route 83, 233-3641. ' feet cn Mato Street by 160 feet throughout the house, garage, steam heat, 1(4 baths, porch, city tras, owner moving, will sacrifice $495 With YOU In Mind” Arch Street, Manchester. 100x200 lot, 3-years-old, <23,900. MITCHELL ’TELEPHONE ex­ Offered IS-A TalcottvlUe, 649-1902, 875-0319. deep. Ideal corner lot. Semi-pro­ utilities, extra B-zone lot. All for tor <17,900. Bolton — 5 room change — 5 high acres more -or 1964 OLDSMOBILE 2-door Holiday. 166 Union St., Rockville COUNTER GntL wanted, 7 p.m. • PhUbriek Agency, 649-8464. That’s what you wUl say when Situations Wanted- ★ FEATURING ★ FURNI8HBID ROOM conveniently fessional buUdtog on it. Bustoeas <18,600. Charles Lesperance, 649- FOR IMMEDIATE SALE home, 2 acres beautiful land, $13,- you see this custom-craftod less, artesian well. 594 feet front­ Can be seen at 74 Woodland Street 1 a.m. shift.' Please apply Mister 1956 REWEAVING of bums, moth holes. #1(4 baths located one minute from Mata Zone 2. Few blocks to hospital. T. 7620, 643-6664. 760. Over 100 more listings, sdl age. view. asking <4,500. between 6-7. 876-2631 — 648-0316 Business Opportunities 32 Donut, 255 W. Middle Tpks. Male 39 split level house In a fine resi­ FORD CONVERTTBLE 8 Zippers repaired. Window Shades e 8-4-6 bedrooms Street, light housekeeping. Wom­ J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. price ranges. Call or stop In to see dential area in Manchester. 3 Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, 643- Automatic, radio and heater, white made to measiu'e; all sized Vene­ • Separate formal dining SPLTT-LBIVEL — 7 rooms, garage, $16,900 us. EUlsworth Mitten Agency, 1966 FORD, 4-door, V-8, power LIQUOR STORE, established over FRIENDLY WOMAN Help start RETIRED CLERK, 14 years an only. 649-6242. fireplace, hot water oil heat, aU bedrooms, 2 full baths, finished 3766. Charles Nicholson. 743-6364. with black top. tian blinds. Keys made while you wholesale, retail groceries; 18 . room GOOD LOCATION — ’Two businesE Realtors, 643-6930. 553 E. Middle rec room. Sensibly priced at steer^, black Falrlane, <328 or wait. Tape Recorders for rent. 20 years, for sale. Health rea­ shop-by-mail club. C!lub shop­ FURNISHED ROOM for gentle­ rentals on first floor now occu­ LAKEFRONT VACANT built-ins, city utilities, excellent ’Tpke.. next to Cooks, open every best Iotter. 643-4764. $345 sons. Owner, Box ’IT, Herald. ping saves money; members years New Haven Railroad. 649- • Dream kitchen with dec­ condition. Present mortgage may VERNON VACANT <19,600. Marlow’s, 867 Main, 649-6221. 8416, 8 a.m. • 6 p.m. orator colored FRIGID- man only, near bathroom, free pied. two apartments on second night until 9. Resort 'Property For Sale 74 benefit. You get famous products parking. Inquire 146 Center Street. floor. ESccellent income. Priced to be assumed. Charles Lesperance, 2 1961 CORVAIR MONZA THREE BAY Gulf service station AIRE built-to oven, One of Coventry Lake’s I960 VOLKSWAGEN, blue, white- 1956 free. Send for details, free 276- 646-7620, 643-5664. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Cape, walls, <896. Can be seen at 16 available for lease. Excellent op­ range, dishwasher, gar­ 648-9120. sell quickly. Charles Lesperance, finest sections. LAKEIVIBW LOTS. Lake Bungee, CaiEVROLET CONVER’TIBLB Building—Contracting 14 page catalog. No obligation. 6 finished, lifetime siding, very Bralnard Place or call 649-4100. Sport coupe, automatic, radio, portunity for the right individual. D ogs>-B irds— Pets 41 bage disposal, exhaust 649-7620. MANCHEISTER — 7 room older Large < bedroom ranch, car­ Woodstock. Conn. Adjacent lot heater, light blue, 20,000 miles, like 1961 Corvette engine, radio, heater, Popular Club, Dept. H803, Lyn- ATTRACTIVE Ren manship. 649-6496. Street. commencing September 8. 60-hour le ft cabinet kitchen with dlshwmsher, ranch, paric-Uka yard, 1(4 baths, maculate condition, owner. anxi­ ^aU Advt D ^t Selling^ quiet, avaUable for either gas or for piflUic inspeotlon. TERMS ARRANGED minimum woric week. Blue Cross, TOP PRICES PAID RANCH — Newly redecorated to den. 8 bedrooms, attached garage, THE PHILBRICK AGENCY of­ garage. Priced r i^ t OaU John H. ous, ta.600. Cartton W. Hutchtaa, ^experience helpfuL A 1969 PONTIAC CATALINA, aubv PART-’TIME MAID 2-8 days a CMS, profit sharing plan.- Good SAMUEL m : electric stove, garage and p ^ - 649-5182. ’nUs legal notice la given to oom- mafic, power steertog, new tires/ FOR ALL MAKES established neighborhood. Lnrga lot 102x613. Marico E. Robertaca, fers this real neat compact Cape Lappen, Ine., 649-6361, 64S-6219. with Section 7-394 a t tha Roofinc and Chiauwyu 1$*A week. Conn. Motor Lodge, Exit 94, futiue with growing concern. Con­ tog, no lease. <126. J. D. Realty, Hvtog room with fireplace, extra Realtor, <48-0963. handy to everything. Large Uvtog batteiw, besutiful car, clean. 316 General Statutee. Appljr In Person ^ WUbur Cross Parkway. Tel. 643- tact Mr. John Latins, Morland U V in ABENCY 64<-6129. ______larn kiteben, 8 bedrooms and room with fireplace, family size MANCHB3STBIR — ’Two fanffiy flat SIX ROOM RANCH, exceUent con­ CENTER STREET — Residential h.p., have no use for two cars. ROOFING — Specializing repairing Tool Co.. 1404 ToUand Tpke., Man •46-3168 Realtors 876-8M7 and commercial property. Rea­ '' Eldward Tondtiel, Lf A. THORP A 1566. Carter Chevrolet TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. bath, finished recreation room to COVENTRY LAKE - 4 room cot­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath cloee to bus line and shopping. dition, nicely landscaped, on bus 6S Broad St, Manchester. roofs of all ktoda, new roofs, gut­ Chester. 649-2898. VERNON OIRCUi line, walking distance to schools. sonably priced. For further infor­ ’Town Clerk Advt. Director ^ CENTER MOTOR SALES Tinker BuUdtog. Ladles preferred. basement. This home reallsticaUy tage, 2 wooded lots. Owner wUl down, 2 ftolahed rooms up. <16,- Two separate heating systems. ter work, chtomeys cleaned, re­ EXPERIENCED Saleslady for Parinray Exit 96 sacrifice. John H. Lappen, Inc., 900. Dial 649-8464 for appotottoant Ajtatog price to <30,900. T. J. Owner being transferred. CaU af­ mation oaU owner 649-48M, S a.m.- Dated at Mancheatar this 30.at 1968 FORD CUSTOMLINE 6, 4- SHOVEL OPERATOR, hydrauUo A g ^ Olenney’s Men’s Shop, 789 priced at <16,900. PhUbriek Agen- 1$ Bteadl St. 684 Center St., Manchester paired. Aluminum aiding. SO fashion department. 6 days, com­ COi, lee. A Wash c r. «4fl-M»4. to oaa this ono. Cboekatt, •O-lfln. ter • p jo. flts-eati. 6 pJa. dag eg Angnat 196S. door sedan. Fordoinatle, 646-3880 years’ experience. Free eaUmatee. pany benefits. Apply W. T. backhoe. A. Dsen Construction ISM Mata S t — 648-6SS8 aftar 6 p.m. 64M091 CaU Bowfey, t t u m i , 641-0766. OraGrant’s, Paiki^da.- - q o „ 649-4866. V V ^ Th u r s d a y , a u g u s t m t tJ ifim T w e r r r Ansfage Daily Net Press R< Hattrbfs&r lEtti^ntng If^ralb* For tbs Week Ended Btoann ' Adgwt 17, IMP Vartable ebmdineaa and aiild to­ Ih e R kv. CUfford O. SinyMon. WM picked up in the qpring, It vnm pasrtnr of Center Congregational Public Works Report dtoeoversd ttMit the severe winter 13,562 night wHh elMiioe e( shewen, 4»- AlMHlt Town PlibKc Records bad caused more than normal THE CONNECTICUT etfiasing tomorrow. Lmr to dFa. Church, wlH exohanM puiplta Sun­ damage to roads and sidewalks. Henbar od Oto Andlt day with the Rev. wlHlam Flynn, Bataan e< Obreoation HIgli tomerrow to Sfa. . mmlster of the F^rst Church of Warantee Deeds He states that the old type of tar tlM -W^-AMJcUtezT w*B hoW « Marta Lentl to Charles J. Ponti- roads, standard In Manchester im- BOOK OF VALUES CLUB Maneheeter— A City of Village Charm card pm ity toanorrowr at 8 p.m. w Christ Bast Hartford, Miss Langtry Praises Staff, tu 1959, suffered the most dam­ tha poat hotna, 808 B. CSenter St. Oeorgeann Minder will be guest colli and Barney T. Peterman, organist for the month. The serv­ property at Nyo and Parker Sta. age. WHh the cooperatiaii of ov4r twenty r^irtab lo I Timan G. Larson to Edward W. On June 7, 1968, after dose con- VW.. LXXXn, NO. 176 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.., FRIDAY, AUGUST 23,1968 U) PRICK SEVEN CENTS MHribaM of OHifibell OouncB, ice will be at 9:16 am. suitation with the engineering de­ in the Manenester and Vamon nran. KidgMi of OotuiniMS, will bold Mlffltt and Viola L. Mlffltt, prop­ Criticizes Town Roads The Renr. Baile R. Custer, pastor erty on Hockanum Circle. partment, Langtry presented to thair MinMl faimJly plcnle on Sun­ Leonard M. Moura and Annie the board of dtreotors f highway day *am noon 8o 6 pm. at Martin of the North Methodist Church, road program, which he says Presents Park, Bnat Bartfwrd. will jodn other Methodist pastors R. Moura to EMwanJ T. Healey Chester F, Langtry, deputy director of public works, in his of the New Ehigland S1,620. was discharged from office by WmDOW SHADES difficult one, due to-the cold tem­ forces ai^ieared today to be contacts with Buddhlta monks. ation at the Foreign Ministry was year-old Sigourney St. woman For Walks, Curbs To W. G. McNally & Sons for General Manager Richard Martin, peratures and the long periods of $96.00 por month — Prieo Is only $2.00 Phillips Petroleim, for construc­ Fun Maintenance,. Fully Inaured taking over ccmtrol of minia- The capital waa alive with ru­ the most confused. was held on a charge of as­ WASHABLE effective Aug. 30. icy conditions. mors of general strikes, Buddhist The Foreign minister, Vu Van The town is asking for bids on tion oi a gas station at 436 Cen­ In the dismissal notice, Martin During the winter, the highway -i- Uso one coupon and pay for fho book triea in President Ngo Dinh sault with intent to kill early INTERSTATE ter St., >23,000. accused Langtry of failure to con­ sutoldes and street fights, but'c«i- Mau, reifigned Thursday in protest new construction, as well as re­ department used 25,000 cubic Paul Dodo# Pontiac OBJEOTIVE—TO HELP STTMTILATE BCSnfESS Diem's sitoinistration with­ dltlons appeared quiet with the against the government. He today after she was alleged to AQUA SHADES construction, of sidewalks a n d duct the department of public y a i^ of sand, and more than 400 INO. out chAUehge to his over-aU shaved' his head like a Buddhist have shot her husband twice works “in such a manner as to tons of salt, plus 20 tons of cal­ Phone 649-2861 IN THE MANCHESTER-VERNON AREA Order Pair cuiibs. gain the respect and confidence leadership. monk and asked the president for this morning. n n AT Made to Order Annual Outing Set cium chloride. 678 MAIN g’TREBT The government announced all permission to go . to . India on a BAww Wrai Your Rollers Specifications call for construc­ of substantial elements of the He adds that when all this sand Mrs. Rae iiloulton is charged community.” ministries will take orders from Buddhist pilgrimage. with toe shooting and the victim tion of 14,800 square feet of new the military for the duraUon of GOP Cuts FbB Lim of CastQin sidewalks. 1,500 lineal feet of con­ By Zipser Club At the same time, the general He was the third high Vietnam­ Is WUlard C. Moulton, 50, both of To Put On crete curbs, 3,000 square feet of manager expressed his intention the martial law period. ese diplomat to resign in the 176 Sigourney St. Moulton waa VENETIAN BLINDS new bituminous sidewalks and The Zipser Club will hold its an-, of asking the town directors to Amid political turmoil over the Buddhist crisis. taken to Hartford Hospital, where driveways, as well as 27,300 sqiiare nual outing Sunday, Sept. 1 at the abolish the position. govemment’a blows at its Bjid Foreign Aid Tran Van Caioung resigned as his condition is described as good. feet of reconstructed cement side­ Garden Grove on Keeney St., be-! Langtry has not indicated dhist opponsnts, U.B. Ambassador ambassador to Washington and his Axxording to police, the couple Respirators L A. JOHHSON walks, and 3.000 linear feet of re­ ginning at 10 a.m. and continuing ! whether he intends to appeal his Henry Cabot Lodge vlalted two, ____ , . wife as ambassador to the United had a domestic orgfument. monks adio have lived in asylum I WASHINGTON (AP) — NaUons. constructed cement cui4>s. until 9 p.m. dismissal to the board of directors. Moulton told police that he fell HAZLE'I'ON, Pa. (AP) — PAINT CO. ’The bids. In addition, must spec­ A steak and chicken dinner will , If an appeal is made, Martin would in the American aid mission since House ' Republicans handed The official Vlelj Nam press asle^ In a living room chair at ify the cost of spreadli^ and rak­ be served in the afternoon after still have the final Judgment in and escaping thare from arrest ’ the Kennedy administration a agency said Diem dlsmlsse the 1:30 a.m. and was awakened by a Drilling of a new escape hole m Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 which dancing will be enjoyed un- Sweet Tender U.S. sources said Lodge paid a two. because the ambassador "ser­ loud report and found that he had for the three trapped miners ing 20,000 square feet ot loam, as the matter, as prescribed by the Btunmng defeat today by iously failed in his duty to respect *7 well os all other labor necessary 01 9. town charter. These words describe the great American corn courtesy call on the monks bare­ slashing more than a billion been shot in the right temple and reached a point today where to the completion of the projects. Members are requested to make In hie report Langtry addressed ly IS hours after he arrived Thurs­ the chief of state and In his mis­ shoulder. He added that he found two of the men reported they Bids are to be opened Sept. 3 their reservationa not later than himself, "to the many town em­ crop of mid-August to mid-Saptambar. day night aa tha new «ivoy of dollars from the foreign aid sion of serving and defenoing the his wife standing over him with a at 11 am. in the hesalng room of FYtday, Aug. 30. ployes - who have assisted me in Prealdent Kennedy’s administra­ authorization bill. government’s policy aboard." .32 cal. jevolver In her hand. He could hear the drill. the Municipal Building. providing the service of the public Paul Philippee, who has been in charge of Pinehurst Fruit and Vegetable tion. It was the last chance for the An air force officer seemed to then called the police. P600,- that the rules called for, with lit- dozen lots. the evening, but denied shooting close watch on the ceiling above located >46,450 in the 1963-M town 000,000.. triple the amount of 15 some American offlciala later to her husband. She claimed that Specials taka BidtaUa food to the monks. (Oentlnned on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) the 14-by-9 chamber where they budget for aldewsBc oonetruotion years ago. About 33,000,000 Amer­ While you are here, visit our custom cut meat department. . . and remember during a struggle the gun went have been trapped 831 feet under­ and repair. icans own musical instruments. VAOATION off t'wlce and her husband was SPECIAL we have Manchester’s lowest price on top quality L. L Potatoee. ground for 10 days. An old favorite at a struck by the bullets. “Let us know the first signs of saving’s of 10c half Detectives Michael Cunnane and dust or anything,” the man han­ ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS gallon. PINEHURST HAS ’THE LOW PRICE New Recipes for Salvatore Guglietta are stUl in­ dling communications from the ON ’TOP QUALITY Mayor Loses Patience, vestigating. surface told them via a micro­ ntlt: Cooking Pinehurst phone through the six-inch lifeline P.A.C. MjALT E g rB FLAVOR LONS ISLAND OF THE MONTH Tender Com Full Redemption Seen hole. "Keep track of it and tell HARTFORD (AP) — ADD us when to stop." Vanilla and iiiyi This great American veg­ Ousts City Hall Pickets stamps turned into toe state for m "We will," replied Fellin. etable is as versatile as cash redemption may not add up Drawing prepared from Inform-aition available at the scene of toe Two previous escape hole tries %.95 Orangre Pineapple It la popular. In this have failed, the latest one Thurs­ Beg. >1.38 KCHIACOLOR S’’!?” POTATOES to the >25,000 performancs bond Hazelton, Pa., mine rescue operation shows how a new 12-lnch month's Colleotor’a Cocdc NEW YORK (AP)—Mayor Rob-6 Coleman was arrested later when posted with the atate, thus assur­ rescue hole missed spot where miners are trapped by only a few day. SQMBQBE 79c BNLABOEMENT. M A m Book you will find recipe* srt F. Wagner has called a halt he returned to City Hall and re­ If ail goes well, the 12-inch drill SPECIAL ...... • V tQ ing 100 per cent redemption value feet. A previous 12-mch hole was abandoned when ceiling in toe ICECREAM for soups that range from to the around-the-clock sit-in out­ fused to leave after the sit-in of such sbampe. mine cracked. . (AP Photofax). was expected to break th ro u ^ BINGOP. A. C. 9A LLRO O M BeaaUfoUy Mounted. Have 81e a delicate bisque to a side his City Hall office by civil demonstrators had left peacefully around midafternoon today. Dito- "That'a, the way it now looks," hearty stew; wonderful rights demonstrators. on orders from the police, in­ Secretary’ of State Ella T. Orasso I ing slowed to avoid any possltfiUte W. I. lUNIlEY vegetable salads; breads Wagner ordered the pickets out spired hy the mayor. ' of. a new cave-in. After the 12-inch EVERY MONDAY- 8 P.M. - ' said today in announcing that the hole Is completed, the next step IM X. MAIN BT. LIG G EnS 10 39 T- that include muffins, Thursday after a noisy melee in The sit-in had been going on for value of stamps turned into her 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE waffles and fritters, and which three policemen were in­ 44 days. Negro and white demon­ office so far totals >17,0M. will be to enlarge It to 17 Inches. At the Porkade Bide dishes in which com jured. strators camped outside Wagner's Noting It was only >2,000 more Charleston Schools This probably will take another 80 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE stands magnificently A dozen pickets ran up the City than the Aug. 1 count, Mrs. Grasso . hours. alone In a puff or a pud­ Hall steps and tried to chain (Oontinaed on Page Seven) said, "I think we’re over toe A mechanical breakdown stalled ON FRESH TOP QUAUTT ding or teams with other themselves to a pillar at the en­ hump now, with moat of toe big ‘ the operation shortly before noon, congenial vegetables. But trance. backers of stamps from stores and Told to Integrate but the crew said the problem HOOD MILK gallon 82c it is in main dishes that Policemen and pickets wrestled oonsumers turned in." was minor and they would start (contenta) again momentarily. At that time AT PINEHURST eom is at its most versa­ among clanking chains. . Ottigr Film Notables She added that inost of toe tile, for here you can demonstrators IM e picket J(ps on stamps now ooraing in run from By AL LANIER <^port city, smouldering from sum they were at the 390-foot level. A FARM HOUSE combine It with meat, a nearby street and marched on^ one to two books par customer. CHARLES-roN, 8.C. (AP) mer-Iong racial demonstrations, As Fellin and Thome reported EVERYDAY LOW SPECIAL VALUE chicken, shrimp, eggs and City Hall, using fists and knsto on Chiuleston has been (H-dered to will 'be Integrated. hearing the drill, they were asked Piisb Rights in Several weSka ago, following how It sounded. SHURFINE WHITE cheese. Yes, there are W O A. JOHNSTON policemen. Mini. Qnaso’s suspensian of ADD admit 11 Negroes to its all-white Judge Martin’s order covered APPLE PIES dishes for every tasta Some of the pickets scrsagied: Btoibps /clreulatlon because toe schools on Sept. 8. School officials 18 students involved'In the original "Great. I can hear it and it SOLID PACK TUNA % cans 95c and for every season too. “Wagner, stay borne." This was t^adsden Talks oopipsny hdd d«fin]>tM’''dir re^ reluctailtly- bowed'' tc -t lig''*ftHHig' TMtSgration suit, but wie has grad- - sounds like it's right above me," You will find the Collec­ in refsNnoa to the mayor’s reesnt Thursday by U.S. Dlst. Judge J. said Fellin. deeming thOn, she felt the total uated from high school and an­ . A second drilling rig, much tor’s Notebook in 10c announcement that he would par- By REX THOMAS might exceed the >25,000 perform­ Robert Martin Jr. other has moved from the district Woman’s Day on sale at Eric Johnston ttcipato in the inarch on Washing­ smaller than the lO^tory one bor- GADSDEN, Ala. (AP)—Stirred ance bond filed with toe state to Two white high schools and two Judge Martin cleared the way each our magazine counter. ton nex^ Wednesday. The pickets mast such oteims. white grammar schools in this for Integration of all city schools. {ing the escape hole, is drilling a Goes said he should stay hers and help by a wildly cheering Negro greet­ Deputy Bscestary of State He said no qualified Negro can four-inch hole toward the area i Passes at 66 find more Jobe for Negroes and ing, Marlon Brando and three James Daly, who is in charge of be denied admission to a white where Louis Bova, 48, is believed U IBEBPIIOO fellow movie actors sought to con­ trapped. Puerto Ricans In the conatruetkm vince Gadsden officials today that toe stamp redemption, said re­ Kennedy, Nigerian school after September 1964. fast! WASHmOTON (AP) — Eric A. Industry — a major goal of the demption payments will be made The order affects School District Bova was separated from the demonstrators. Negroes must have racial equal­ No. 20, which has 3,108 white pu­ others by about 35 feet of debris Think of It . . . 40c Johnston, president of the Motion ity. after the mM-Ootober redempiQon Picture Association of America Police forced the pickets down deaxfilne. Speak Via Syncom pils and 9,539 Negroes. after a cave-in 10 days ago. A VERMONT MAID lb. below last year'a They promised to seek con­ slx-lnch lifeline hole reached Aug. 93nd price. . . . and a business leader and goyem- the City Hall steps and back into “Every child In School District ment trouble shooter for nearly nearby Park i Row. Some of ttism ferences with members of the WASHINGTON (AP)—President jjq 20 has the right to attend a Throne and Fellin last Sunday, WONDERFULLY three decades, is dead at 66. sat in the street there, blocking City Commission and officials of Tolland Housing Top Kennedy and the prime minister.' school freely selected without re- but Bova has had no food since FRESH Johnston succumbed Thursday traffic. Mounted police dispersed two of the major industries — HARTFORD (AP) — The of Nigeria bounced a conversation gard to race or color," said Judge the cave-ln except what he might CENTER SLICES night at Cteorge Washington Univ­ them. I Goodyear Company and Republic number of housing unite in Con- across the Atlantic by way of the Martin. have had with him. Pork’s in aeasoa . . . ersity Hospital to the effects of a Nine demonstrators were ar­ Steel—in what they described as nedticut climbed about 66,000 from new Syncom satellite today and District trustees decided to go After Throne and Fellin, who try a boneleas, eaay to BLOCK ISLAND stroke detected two months ago rested at City Hall. One of -them, an effort to establish better com­ April 1960 to the end of 1962, Kennedy walked away-, with, a along with the order and admit sleep fitfully at random times, G slice Loin Pork Roast . . . BACON on his return from a trip to a bearded Negro, was carried by munications between the races. smile Sind a rem ark: "What hath ^ Negroes. But they instruct- were awake about 9 a.m. Today $YRM>--59 or lean center chops. the man on the microphone to SWORDFISH Europe. He had been in critical six policemen to a patrol Wagon. Gadsden, a northeast Alabama (Oontoraed on PSge Four) God wrought.” ed attorneys to appeal the ruling. condition ta t more than a month. He squirmed and shouted, "Police industrial city of 60,(XX) has been The talk between Kennedy and Laurence O’H. Stoney, board Uiem, Elwood Uto, asked: WE vmXHAVB "Want some coffee, DaveyT" SPARBRIBS Johnston pursued several ca­ brutality must go." the scene of frequent Negro dem- Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa of chairman, said it remains to be NATIVE reers, some of them simultane­ Val Coleman, a staff member onstrations since Jijne 10 when an Nigeria was part of a ceremony; seen whether the school system MORRELL AND lb. 59c (Continued ou Page Few) SHURFINE PINEAPPLE-BRAPEFRUIT 1st PRIZE ously, starting as a grade-school of the national office of the Con- anti segregation campaign was Israel^ Syria formally^. Inaugurating service by can be operated in 1964. He urged CHICKENS READY TO EAT Try it on your outdoor newspaper ca^^er to help support gress of Racial Eqqalfty (CORE) | launched. Hundreds of Negroes the satellite which was launched all residents to respect the board's HAMS lb. grill. . . his Trtdowed mother. He worked which sponsored the sit-in, ac- have been arrested since then, July 26. j decision "and to maintain and ob- his way through the University of cused the police of “ very brutal Brando, accompanied by Paul Square Off in\ The President’s remark bor- serve proper discipline.” Washington as a door-to-door vac- action.” Newsmen at the scene | Newman, Anthony Franciosa, and Y J • J la 7 • : rowed for the new age of space All secondary schools in South said they did not see any of the ------I n t t f i f l 6 ' communications the lour words Carolina are segregated. But BiiUetins 46 OZ. Featured again at last week’s sell out ' (Continued on Page Two) 1 acts alleged by Coleman. I (Oontinasd on Page Two) f at'i/C-SA' 1 famous by the inventor of the Harvey Gantt, 20, a Cfiiarleston CANS QUARTERS price. Save at least 10c lb. and buy as telegraph, Ssunuel F. B. Morse. Negro, was enrolled without incl- Culled from AP Wires DRINK much as you want, no limit . . . By WILLIAM N. OATIS Morse, demonstrating, his new dent at state-supported Clemson Whaf's To Eaf Pinehursf UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. (AP) telegraph, sent those words May College last January under federal ’The New Word For —Israel and^ Syria square off In 24, 1844, from the (Capitol in Wash- court order. Two Negroes are MARRIAGE BREAKUP MEAT LOAF or the U.N. Security" Council today, ington to his partner, Alfred Vail, scheduled to enter the University NEW YORK (AP)—•Hie for^ SWIFT'S PREMIUM each accusing the other of ag­ in Baltimore, Md. j of South Carolina next month. mer Gloria Vanderbilt and her SHURFINE BARTLEn CHUCK CHICKEN . . . Tenderness gression. husband, Sidney Lsunet have en­ In Meats . . . The special council session had (Oontlnned on Page Nine) (Oontomed on Page Three) tered Into a formal separation DAISY been set for Monday but was ad­ agreement, her attorney sold Father Is mighty econom­ vanced at the insistence of Israeli day. TTie attorney, said toe STEAK ical when you buy them I y Chuck continues to be Ills Ambassador Michael Comay. He agreement was a prelude to a 303 at Plnehurst’s service BUTTS yilli best value In beef .... claimed Syrian guns shelled two (Mvoroe but he decUned to give SIZE meat department. Israeli settlements near the Syrian Owners to Bear Cost details. He described the separa­ PEARSCANS Better known as border Wednesday night. tion as amicable. The marriage Daisy Hams • . II BLOCK CHUCKS It was the first time in 10 years was the third for toe heiress CHICKEN Save at this vecial that Israel had originated a com­ onoe known as the “poor little 59^ price. REGULARS 49c lb. plaint in the council instead of rich gin." following up Arab chsu*ges with Of New Car Seat Belts BREASTS AND SPECIAL READY RR BILL /wr TPP A ^ KAsa counter charges. CAMPBEU’S MEAT MORRELL In preliminary talks with coun­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The- cil members. Comay said the 11- By CHARLES C. CAIN The General Federation of Senate Commerce Committee, nation group’s action would show AP Automotive Writer Women's Clubs Joined the cam­ working against an Aug. 29 whether Israel could get satisfac­ DETROIT (AP)—^The auto in­ paign in 1961. strike deadline, approved today CANNED HAMS tion from the council, where the dustry made a major concession At least 14 state legislatures a bill proiiding for binding ar­ Soviet Union has exercised Its to the average motorist Thursday passed bills requiring that seat bitration to settle the deadlock­ veto occasionally on behalf of the but the car owner will pay the belts be Installed by next January ed dispute over railroad work Arabs. bill. in all new cars sold in their areas. rulee^ The blU, calling for toe S0UPS187 The Israeli Parliament said General Motors, followed in creation of a seven-man arbltra- 2 Wednesday night that Israel would . quick succession by Chrysler, (Continued On Page Five) Gon board, is to be taken up NABISCO ORJCO CREME SANDWICH COCHOBS lb. 49e *3.98 exercise its ^ h t of self defense I Ford and American Motors an- Monday,-by the Senate. The unless the council halted the al-1 nounced, effective Jan. 1, 1964, board would be composed of two leged Syrian aggression that all their new cars will be representatives ^of the carrier* I PR02IW FOOD Some delegates predicted Israel equipped with seat belts. Stude- Catholics Call and two of the * unions and of would encounter a tough time in baker started the trend with a three pubUr members designat­ the co(mcU because she has boy­ similar announcement last March ed by the other four members, FA RM H O U SE cotted the Israell-Byrian Mixed 1. For Support of or, if they are unable to agree, Armistice Commission since 1961. The industry had been under appointed by the President. The TTie council called on both nations growing pressure since the 1950s committee rejected President .in April 1962 to take “all steps when Nash - KOvlnator’s 1960 Negro Rights Kennedy’s proposal for submit­ APPLE PIE - ' necessary for reactivating the Rambler series offered seat belts. ting the four-year-old dispute 29 Groups Interested in traffic safe' to the Interstate Commerce Mixed Armistice Commission.’’ WASHINGTON (AP) Roman Both .Itofael’s. Mfi Syria’s, cur­ ty and in cutting down to e, Catholic bishops of the United CbmWsslon, which would have rent complaints i^ege . military nation’s dMth toll ^ -a n estimated | called on Catholics to “act been empowered to Issue work agression Inside" the demili­ 40,000 persons in- .pome 10 million ] to remove obstacles that Impede rules Mnding for two years. ' tarised zone ncnlh of. the Sea of car accidents had urged wider the rights, and opportunities of OBAVBNSTEIN Galilee. The seme la forbidden adoption of safety belts. our Negro brethren." These "'arfe' the faces of some FILM STARS REBUKED ground to ail military forces under Starting with 1962 mode.8, built- ‘30. the National Catholic Welfare Con­ ing operations are proceeding lated toe law. One of toe actors, and accuses Israel of making “re­ The auto firms said list prices ference. on both 6-inch and 12-inch Paul Newman, denied any at­ peated attempts to annex this of their cars will be adjusted to The conference, which speaks wells in efforts onoe more tempt to cause trouble and said area by force.’’ reflect the inclusioa of front seat for the Catholic hierarchy in the pierce the entombment cham­ In fact that he and hia ool- NATIVE Israel’s complaint, filed Tues­ belts as standard equipment. Cost United States, said the letter bers. (AP Photofax).to leoguee,, inchidiac Morion Rran- day, charged oiat 10 Syrian sol­ increases were not announcea, but would be read-in many U.S. dio­ do, talked Gadsden Negroes out diers killed two Israeli farmers GM said its present cost Is >18 ceses this Sunday. However, a of staging anoOier to a leag PEACHES in an ambudi Monday night or more plus installation. qwkesman added, the Ifishops are Love 'Thy Neighbor aeries of street Syria, in a oomplaint submitted Chrysler in 1961 announced it not required to have It read and the next day, cbaiYvd thst about would offer seat belts to its deal­ some, for va^ous reasons, may GALLUP, N.M( (AP) — There m a y 8E1S> sn o B M In Hot Pursuit of the Hare? 16 Israeli armored cars fired on ers on a nonprofit basis. It choose to igne^ It. was only one thing wrong with WAKHINOTON (AP) — Sci- was luoky toat Pskrc&nan Lswraaos S ntto was iisnzby ysaterdsy as toe turtls Began hia trtp Syrian positians Tuesday. recommended that deiders, as a The conference announced that new badges deliver^ to the Gal­ enttote flew from a Puerto Rl- 2 1 2 9 gam bosy DteasM St. Ltveiter than nm t turttss earn bat, ainmy day, ha wantad no tons gettiw Each nation accused the other public service, make seat belts ArchbUdwp Patrtek A. O’Boyle of lup police department Thursday. osB bBse toward IliiTrinnaii Bea- f Om bet pnwament into ona jMdnfa of grass In n e ra of naMsMa m b c —XbstaadBgoai ' ' eC a trooo buUdi^ along toe availaUe to ear nmisiB sd toa They 'bore tbs. state seal at Aii- Isii today to dneUa wtetow to Bddd, no one sbbt Om bran (Bswid lOnto bg froBttsai. SB Page Visa) aona, not New Maxloo.