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D iflj Not P n io : n » W oB th or r«n o M l of C. & WenttMT ■ W iM TOBBDAT, JtTLT aot N r the Wesk Soded M j r v r . i M t Fafar and e esl fo o lg h t. lio w W to Iianrb]?0tpr So^ttiug V^ralb M. Thursday tafr and worm wtth 13,670 kiereiaring cleudlnsss and. • ehanee ItartMT of tta Audit of idiBwaea late. Bigti to the Ms. Vaiulals Damage B oroM ief I CkyofVmtmChmrm Pavan-Lander Two Parked Cars PRICE SEVEN CENTS (HGHTEBN PAGES) MANCHESTER, OONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY » , 1963 Police today reportad a ease W BOON DRUG CO. Y0L.LaCXXII, ,]fO. « 6 vondaliam over the woeksw l » • votving tseo qatomnWleo. —UU i resulted in a total of $100 damagv- They said the two vehicles hod State News been left In the poifciiig lot at Uie W ard rear of the Norton ESectric O®-* and sometime between Saturday and yeoterdoy w m fandnn ioto Roundup Guns Indicate and driven violently around the Takes lot. Police tfaeorixe that the domoi woe done by youngotets. who man­ Norwalk Negroes aged to throw a connecting rod on one of the cars and break the Drugs left front wheel of the othv. Picket at City Hall LONDON (AP)— A jury in NORWAL k ” CAPT— Plac­ Deiad Koreans Chaplain Speaks Kie Old Bailey Court retired ard-carrying pickets demon­ Fallot photo At North Church today to otmaider its verdict strated in front of City Hall Engaged Engaged DOUBLE on rtoe charges a^nst Dr. today to protest a plan for de­ Itie engagement of Miss Lillian The Rev. Walter W. Pttt. pi Btephen Ward— while the de­ segregating a predominantly The engagement of Diane Michelle Gagnon of Miaiibonough tor of Hampton Bays Methodiot WORLD 6REEN fendant lay' unconscious in a Negro elementary school. Sharon Findlay and William rou t will be to WilUam J. Swaney of Old Lyme Church, L o i^ Island. N.Y.. wBI hospital from an overdose of TTie protest was organized by I h»fti« OB an plaTTTOunds tonight Howard Edwards, both of Man­ has been antnounced by her par­ preach Sunday at 0:90 am., st the local chapter of the Nation^ chester. has been announced by her ents, Mr. and Mins. Romeo J. Gog- drugs. Were Raiders iat CJ9. NTlx jupenljora a t the North Methodist Ctanrch. Asaociation for the Advancement parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. STAMPS Court offloUtls said, however, ’ tccreaCBae depwtznent will be in iton of Mlariborough. Mr. Swaney 7 ^ Rev. U r . Pitt, is aeni of Colored People, vriiich contend­ Timmons of 69 Bretton Rd. is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Skneet Ita t Justice Sir Archie Marshall ed the desegregation plan did not ' clMJg e- fiaea «1B be availaUe, and chaplain resident at Hartford Hos­ would not sentonee Word, If he Her fiance is the son of Mr. and G. Swaney of Old Lyme. go far enough. are asked to bring thar pital. He is in Us seventh quar­ ALL WEEK were convicted, until he is well 3(rs. Jesse Edwards, 148 Haw­ ter of cUnioal pastoral training, The demonstration by about 66 A h)P7 and Frustrated ^ SidcS ClasH ’’ oem i« for roasting. Miss Gagnon is a SToduate of anoueb to be present. thorne St. Rham High School, and is employ­ and ia servijig aa a pastoral coun­ pickets was peaceful. About one Miss Findlay is a 1962 graduate Christine Keeler, 31,. alleged by i ItaBibera a t the VFW Ainrtliary ed by the Aetna Fire Insurance selor through two Congregational third waa white. of Manchester High School. Mr. tbs prosecuUan to be the star at­ eril iMiect tonight at 7 at the; Oo., Hartford. churches in Hartford. traction in Word's vice activities Mayor Frank J. Cooke was not Howard is a 1958 graduate of in the building when the pickets Pnnirn! Home. 400 Main Howell Cheney Technical School. Mr. Swaney attended Old Lyme was shinned. China Seen Behind Third Day, iSt_ tso -gmw llseir respects to An- High School, and.is employed by arrived to begin the two-hour pro­ He served three years with the Mias Kesler returned to her flat test. I thociT Rone, whose wife ia a mem- U.S. Army, two of which he was tk A. D. General Oonstruotion Oo., low to midmomlng. She said she had jbee..- _ _ _ Old Lyme. They also planned to picket the stationed in Italy. He is employed tp m t tile night with a friend. offices of the Board of Education. at Charlie’s Service Station. Tol­ Army OONT AWAT! Her roommate. Miss Paula The Board of Education voted 7-2 Korean Incidents Mil iiiitw ri of the Arm r Navy land. Bamilton-MarahaU, told report- last night to ai^prove the plan A Sept. 7 wedding is planned. StOl pleaty of w ear left to licaob Accxihary wiG meet tonight under which 230 Negro pupils at ii at 7 at Boknes Funeral Home. year stoMs when yoa hove **” Chrlstlne is terribly upeet. » la Bv WILLIAM u RYAN SEOUL; Korea ( A P ) 7 ^ Wem relierilt to s preteeatoe- the Nathaniel E ly ' School would ikCO Majai St.. t » pay respects to M in Deborah Ransom, daugh­ CHILDREN'S a .great shOOH to her.” i be transfered to other schools in r, J /-.!-• -J Communist guns which killed lAatboay- Bowe. whose srifc Is a al ehoe repair e h o p .A U . Miaa Keeler, a prosecution wit­ There are ominous signs that the Red Chinese, angr> and g soldiers and wound ter o f Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Ran­ WORK OUABANTCXD! ' September. frustrated because of Premier Khrushchev s policies of som of 376 Burnham St., has re­ ness in Ward’s trial, testified their The plan was designed to put an ed a third Monday just south HEALTH SAND relationship was never more than turned home from New York City end to de facto segregation—racial peaceful coexistence, are hell-bent for reckless action in Asia. that of brother and sister. The of the demilitarized zone were where she attended a three-day SAM YULYES SERVKE imbalance due to the location of They may even be toying with the idea of riskmg renewed crown, however, contended that it the same weapons carried by dance convention at the Hotel W. H. ENGLAND Some Side As Watktos the school in a predominantly war in Korea. was, more accurately speaking, Negro district. North Korean soldiers killed Roosevelt. She is a Ift-year stu­ LUMBER CO. 29 OAK 8TSEET one of procurer and prostitute. The Red Chinese attitude, re-., dent of the Betty Jane Turner The local NAACP and other fleeted in recent statements by Tuesday, a U.N. Command The Judge’s summation, which groups have opposed the plan as School of Dance. Miss* Turner at­ ’'A t the Green”—040-S201 W EN IfONDAEB began yesterday. Just over five Asian Communist leaders, ap­ spKjkesman announced. tended the convention with Miss Ming inadequate. Ballistics te.st.s proved it con­ hours. The case went to the jury Andrew Wise, president of the pears to be a direct re.sult of the Ransom. Soriet-British-U.S. agreement to clusively. 0)1. George Creel said. on the eighth day of the trial- NAACP branch, said there would perhape the moat aordid court discontinue all nuclear tests ex­ U.S. .soldiers "exchanged fire M a n h a « of the V F W will as­ be token picketing at City Hall and with the enemy" early today for Nasslff photo case in modem British history. at the Board of Education office 90 cept those underground. semble at the post home, 608 E. BowBtol gltintonls rash Dr. ” I cannot toll you what the drug ■The ambushing of U.S. soldiers toe third consecutive day just Center St., tonight at 6:30 and MRS. LOUIS PA VAN JR. minutes each day for the next three south of the demilitarized zone •tsphm ward from a botna was which Dr. Ward took. Nor do days. in South Korea looked anything pnbceed to the Holmes Funeral r n c r r o l l O f but accidental. The Red Chinese separating North and South lAiw Sally Ann Lender and^pink dreas of imported silk geor­ bi Ohatoea, Lnnaon. (A P " I f the Board of SkiucaUon voted Home, 400 Main St., to pay their FboDoCax). (OoHitowad OB P ag* Nina) are making noises indicating they Korea. Brig. Gen, Charles Per­ reapects to Anthony Rowe, wlio Louie Pavan Jr., both of Manches­ gette, a pink hat, white acces­ to bus into ths Nathaniel Ely school shing Brown announced r n L L k o d a k f il m a number of white students equal want to apply toe heat once again waa a member. ter, were united in marriage Sat­ sories, and carried a colonial bou- in that area. Brown, acting commander of the urday in the Church of the Ae- (]uet. to the number of negro students 1st Cavalrj’ Division, gave this ac­ with Boeh BoB DevAeped being transferred to other schools." In Southeast Asia: Peking indi­ Menbera of Lalkota CXmiucU. De­ ■umptkm. Mrs. Ifrederick C. Rose of Cov­ count: "Stakeouts north of the Im- 1,000 Mill About Building Wise said, "w e of the NAACP cates an impatience to clean up gree of INxatoantaa, will meet to- Ib e briide la a daughter of Mr. entry was matron of honor, and the situation in Indochina and jim River but south of the De­ and Mre. Laiwrence T. Lander Jr. wore a blue aheath ensemtole and (Black and WMto and Grier Prtots) would have been ready to accept militarized zone observed move­ nigbt at 7:90 at Hobnes Funeral this (ths plan) on a M ai basis." drive toe West and its Influence Home, 400 Main St., bo pay res- o f . Farmington, Maine. The bride­ a corsage of yellow rosea. out of South Viet Nam and Laos. ments in their sectors and there LENOX PHARNUCY groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. were 'exchanges of fire. No on# The war in Viet Nam may get 299 E. CENTBS 8RBKT- pecta to Anthony Rowe, whose Herman Peterman of Lehanon Ftgartf Bns^ Im . wife ia a member. Louis Pavan of 520 Keeney St. served aa best man. Chicagoans Protest Can Teach After 65 hotter. was wounded or killed on our side The Rev. Francis Mthadek, pas­ A reception for 100 was held in LIGGETT DRUG STORE HARTFORD (AP)—A West and there were no definite results tor of the Church of the Assimup- 91t BBOan atT.—TeL a w MB Indian Prime Minleter Nehru the church vestry. Hartford achoM tbacher whose Rare as a Four-Leaf Clover has warned his prople to be ready from the contact." tion, performed the double ring at The Paritade—404 Middle T ^ e . West North Koreans ambushed three Mr. and Mrs. Hoiria will live on CfHIN. oontroot waa not renewod « t the David JOdiB, 9, the oon o f Mr. and lA e. Fhonkiin .toolas, 8S for any eventuality, as if expect­ ceremony. Paul Chetclat was or- soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Divi­ Lower Main St., Coventry. end of the achool year solely be- MjeeAcvlUe, Rri., holds a three-headed aquash—the fin t that the ing that a Red Chinese buildup ganiat. The altar was decorated Negroes Moving In oouoe he hod reached 66 years of JockB hove ever found on their fSxm. Ih e siamner oquash grew OEN. HAMILTON HOWZE sion early Monday, killing two with bouijuets of white gladloH and along India’s borders may be the age to entitled to continue teach in tripUcate on one o f the plants in the foreground, end was dis- prelude to new warlike pressures. and wounding toe third. On Tues­ oamatlons. Ing. oovered by Min. Jaoka. Tw o headed squash are more oommon, day patrols of U.S. troops and Peking is grtting all-out support The bride, g^ven in marriage by In a deoirion handed, down in eha says, but three headed versions are as scarce ee four leaf South Korean policemen flushed CHICAGO (A P)—Police arrested 21 person* Tuesday from the North Korean Commu U.S. Chief in Korea Summer Special her father, wore a two-piece Aipertor Oouit today Judge Philip efrnrar, end taste much better. (Herald photo by Ftoto). four North Korean oldiers six nists in the argument with Moscow streot-ilength gown of white silk night as they dispersed about 1,000 white person* who mill- R. Pootoce found that rules aet up miles south of toe armistice line. about how world communism Not New to Trouble shantung, designed with a aleeve- ...... !h * NN^rre ^ family by towns r^fortUng employment A 7th Division infantryman and •d around an dDertment building into whid should odvonc*. The Soviets seem le«38 bodice with a deeip scooped in ttw achool ■yutwb do not take a cavalry man killed two of toe moved on MtBmay. to have lost an control ov«r the WABHINOTON (AP) — Gen neckline, and a bell-shaped aidrt. pcooaSaaoa ovst atata rsgaiationa Reds. The other two committed MondiW nlgbt PbUce had amab> dered thrto staraeto cloaod to trof- Hamilton H. Howie, who takes Just in Time for Your Vacation The over-dress had a jewel neck­ The Plans Are Ready--- " A board of education, being an Senators of Both Rarties North Koreans. This may be. tivc, suicide. sd 10 p w iw w arW B y 'hera -t>Bck • fid bdtW4i«n 86th and 58th. too, in smoldering Indochina. ' command today in Korea, is a line, short sleeves, and a cut-away ogofiqr o f and owaitad by the C^l. George F. Larion, 34, ef crowd of about SOO from ths Th« aportmeiU bultfHtig M t ’ B) ramrod paratrooper who is no box pdaited skirt. Her shoulder- state, hoa no Inhesvnt power to Backed by the CUnose, Noitii Davison. Mich., and a South Ko­ length veil of imported lUuaion was toiUding at 6669 9. Morgan St, In flata of wMqh l4 are toported va­ Korean Communist leaders ore sfronger te that tinderliox—or to modify an oot o f the General As- rean policeman were killed In toe attached to a petite petal rose, and a predominantly white nelghbor- cant A oeoond N ^ o family sounding os truculent os they did trouble. semhiy,” Judge Pastore aaM. action. she carried a semi-cascade bou­ hood. moved taito--) another apartment To Attend Pact Signing before on armistice halted the Ko­ Two years ago, Howse, 54, “A retirement statute os Prilce said of the 31 arrested building abow a Mock from the headed toe military assistance quet of white butterfly rosea and teachen has been bold to oonsti- rean action 10 years ago. WASHINGTON (AP)-U.S. mil­ The Contractor Is PREPARED- Tuesday, 14 men and one woman scene of the disturbance. Recently a high-ranking North group advising South Korea’s stephanotis. tute the declared pUbUc policy of itary chiefs watched today for were charged with disorderly con­ No crowd ^>peored oA that WASHINGTON (A P I—Secretary? as possible. A two-thirds Senate army. Mrs. T h o n ^ V. Barrows was the state on the subject, and rulea Korean Commuem toured Red signs indicating whether the out matron of honor ajid Miss Judith duct. building. < J of State Dean Rusk and a bipar­ majority is needed. , ■ jL ' break of shooting incidents in Ko­ Lander was bridesmaid. Both About 45 policemen and a can­ The formal ceremony for sign­ Page Nine) (Gontinued on Page SIxteesi) (Oontlinied on Page Bight) tisan delegation including five sen­ ing the treaty, initialed last 'Hiurs- « rea might foreshadow major ac­ young ladles are from Farming- ine squad were sent into the area ^ 'THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS ators will leave Friday tor Mos­ day in Moscow by U.S. negotiator tion by toe Communists. ton, Maine, and are sisters of the after the crowd began gathering The sound of marching pickets W. Averell Horrimon, is expected So far, toe disposition 'in toe bride. They wore identical pink s o r^ in the evening. Police er- protesting segregaUoit echoed in cow to attend toe formal signing the summer heat at^ dorksdale. of the nuclear test ban treaty. to take place Monday. A ^ fin ite Pentagon is to regard toe inci­ sheath dresses fashioned with a date has not yet bera eet dents this week as isolated. acooped neckline, v«>re matching Miss., and New Tori^iond many Hurley Passes^ ’The White House annotmeed the ether elties Tuesday. plan today and named toe sena­ Secretary-General U ’Ihant said China Rejects N-Pact, Any further ambushes by North headpieces, and carried semi-cas­ ANNOUNCING— Korea’s Red marauders or en­ cade bouquets of dark plidi car­ Rooney W in s Some of those taking port wete torial delegates os Democrats J. at United Nations headquarters 3-year-olds, others were veterans W. Fulbright of Arkansas. Hubert that he would be on hand in Mos­ counters with them could raise toe nations. Last Memh^r of level of concern, sources said, be­ of the racial struggle. H. Humj^rey of Minnesota and cow on Monday for toe event. cause they might point to develop­ Enso D. Pavan of Manchester JMm O. Pastore of Rhode Island; Others in toe 11-mon. U.S. dele­ Francis Walter Clorksdole police arrested Aar­ Calls It Birty Fraud* ment of an offensive pattern. served as his brother’s best man. and Republicans Leverett Salton- gation will include: on Henry, state president at the HoovePs Staff The Joint Chiefs of Staff were “•S Ushers were Thomas V. Barrows A Program of Expansion stall of Massachusetts and George U.S. disarmament chief William National Association for the Ad­ being kept abreast of the situation of FarminglxMi. Maine, and Tim­ D. Aiken of Vermont. C. Foster. Atomic Energy Com­ Political H e ir vancement of Colored People and SANTA FB. N.M. (AP) — Re­ TOKYO (A P )— Red China effioi^seriouc etep in relation to the along toe demilitarized zone, but othy C. Rohan of Manriiester. The list omitted Sen. Everett M. mission Chairman Glenn Seaborg, ally rejected today toe nuclear teat other. The bride’s mother wore an 51 other Negroes as they began tired Gen. PaM ck Jay Hurley for the present were leaving toe parades at two different loca­ Dirksen, toe Senate Republican U.N. Ambassador Adlai E. Steven­ ban agreement in an attack on the The Red Chinese and Russians aqua sheath dress with white ac­ BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP)—Fred wartime ambassador to China and reins in toe hands of U.S. com­ B. Rooney, 37-year-old Democrat, tions. loader from Illinois and Sen. son. East-West affairs adviser Soviet government indicating Pe­ have in toe past few years used cessories and a corsage of yellow Bourke B. Hickenlooper of Iowa, manders in Korea. has been elected to fill the unex- Chaigea of parading without a the last living member of the Llewellyn Thompson and Arthur king may be near a formal break endless words to criticize each butterfly roses. The bridegroom’s senior GOP member of the Senate There has been no special alert With Ptogressiveness red term of his political"’ tutor, permit were placed against them Hoover cabinet, is dead of a sus­ Dean, former U.S. disarmament with Moscow. other. But until today they have -BODY AND DOTH" SALON WAVE WITH mother wore a blue print dress Foreign Relations Oommlttee. negotiator who is now in private done so only on the Communist e late Rep. Francis E. Walter, Henry said he tried to get a pa­ pected heart attack at the age A government statement disMb- (Continued on Page Eight) . with white axxessories and a cor­ Both Indicated they did not wont law practice in New York. uted by toe official New China party level. sage of white butterfly roses. Sto a special election In Pennsyl­rade permit but. was refused. of 80. BODY BU A jn CONDinONBI KEEPS The toll, gregarious Hurley, to attend toe Moscow signing and Pierre Salinger, White House News Agency said tiie Peking re­ In Moscow, toe Soviet press Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Dedushka ' a vania’s 16th Congressional Dis­ Children formed a temporary bom on the Choctaw Nation have left it open as to how they press secretary, said it is not yet gime w <^d not adhere to toe pact switched today from ideological of West Hartford, aunt and uncle trict. Mockade in front of work trucks YOUK HABDO LOVOJER LONGER fore Oklahoma became a state, mig^t vote on toe atomic test ban known Just how long the delegates initialed in M o m o w last week be­ criticism of Red China to a of the bride, were hosts at a re­ Rooney said his victory ’Tuesday trying to enter a construction site over Republican Robert G. Bart­ died in his sleep Tuesday night at treaty when it comes before toe will remain at Moscow. Rusk is cause the agrem ent’s main pur­ charge that Peking is pursuing a ception for 50 at their home. Mrs. As The Keynote In Brooklyn, N.Y., where demon­ Senate for ratification. expected to stay on for a few days pose was to bar Red China from go-it-alone economic policy that lett, 31-year-old personnel execu­ strators are demanding more con­ his elegant hillside home over­ Bulletins Permanent wave news bi Bonat's **Body and Pavan wore a light blue oheath A White House source told news­ of discussions with toe Soviets on obtaining nuclear weapons. threatens to split toe Communist tive at Bethlehem Steel Co., was struction Jobs for Negroes and looking the New Mexico capital. drees with a flowered jacket, white men that neither Sen. Mike Mans­ various items that could be the “nie statement described ■ toe world. Culled from A P Wires Depth,” the wave that treate jmn- hair first, that SUMMER •*a decisive vindication of Presi­ Ihierto Ricans. The man who rose from an accessories and a corsage of white dent Kennedy, whose policies Army private In 1902 to major field of Montana, toe Democratic subject of further Ekist-West partial test bon pact as a "dirty The Soviet Communist party pa­ butterfly roses when leaving on a per Pravda said in an editorial adds body and eiiris! were under attack" in the cam­ Police picked up 18 children— general in 1943, was best known leader, nor Dirksen had been in­ agreement. fraud’’ and Hdd it was designed wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the paign, and a repudiation of Re- some of them only 3—and car­ recently as ambassador to China vited because of a feeling that In advance of toe White House "to prevent 411 toe threatened that Peking’s “ course of curtail­ BETHLEHEM PRESIDENT SPECIAL ing economic ties cannot be eval­ Great Lakes and Caneida. The ^^llcan Gov. William W. Scran- ried them off In unmarked cars. and the man who carried his fight their presence was needed here announcement Sen. Barry Gold- peace-loving counMes, Including BETHLEHEM, Pa. (A P ) — First, a gentle pre-wave hqoid creme eonditiooer couple will live at .173 Spruce St., None 'WM booked or held. for a U.S. Senate seat to the Sen­ in view of the Senate work load. water. challenged toe Kennedy China, from increasing their de­ uated otherwise than an attempt Stewart S. Cort today was Apt. 17. In addition, 88 adults were ar­ ate floor in 1964 before losing a It appeared plain from other ad­ administration belief that public fense capability.” to undermine toe unity of the So­ named president of the Bethle­ called “Body Boflder” hdpe re-conditioc weakened In the unofficial tally, Rooney cialist community." Mrs. Pavan graduated f r o m In keeping with the Holmes policy of providing up-to-date funeral fadlities. received 48,697 votes to Bartlett’s rested when they sought to block roll call vote. ministration informants that Re­ opinion will jog toe Senate into There is no record of a similar hem Steel Corp., America’s No. .55 public criticism by toe -Peking The Soviet labor paper Trud hair strandst then. Body apd Depth wave lotkia Farmington (Maine) High School, ia.174. ° trucks taking E ld in g materials When he resigned his ambassa­ publican representaticsi fell some­ lopsided approval of toe treaty. 2 steel producer. Cort, 52, suc­ and Morse Business College, Hart­ we take pride in announcing the beginning of an extensive building and to sites in Brooklyn and Queeqs. dor’s post at toe end of World what short of the level toe admin The Arizona Republican who government o i toe Soviet govern­ said that during toe past three ceeds Eldmuhd F. Martin, who This represented more than 60 years Red China "haS cut by more gives you newiy-strengthened hair stay-in curt, ford. She is ' employed as a secre- per Cent of the district’s voters ’nils brought to nearly TOO tiie War n he issued a bitter blMt at istration had hoped for. Kennedy said he had an open mind, dlo- ment. The language was the kind was moved up to the newly WORTH MUCH MORE ; tary by Heublein, Ihc., Hartford. remodeling program designed to nearly double our present space. would like to have Senate ratifica­ usually employed by a govern­ than half its volume of trade with created poet of vice chairman toe Socialist community." thus assuring a longer-iasting wave^ Give yuor Mr. Pavan, a graduate of- Man­ (Oontfmied on Page 'Tea) I (Contlinied on Page Five) (Cootbraed on Page ISeven) tion soon and by aa wide a margin (OeatinDed mt Page Niae) ment which contemplates some under .Arthur , B. Homer, board Includes Conti Shampoo, chester High School, attended the new coiffure this beauty, treatment! CaO for ehalrman and Bethlehem’s chief test curls, styled setting, University of Connecticut, and is executive officer. Martin, Beth­ appointment now! glamorous spray. presently with the United States lehem’s fourth president who Air Force Reserves. suoceded Homer In that poet As members of the Order of the This program of expansion o f­ Christ (a merger including Con- eatant, Jewish and Roman Catho­ three years ago is 60. He joined SERVICE -the lic boioe president of Bethlehem’s i-r-H Congregational Church, Cloventry. church construction contingent m i clared. "W e must eradicate it Pariflo Coast dlvlsiun, is a na­ Mrs. Cargo is the daughter of cilities always. is indeed a progressive firm. EDITOR’S NOTE—Desiflte offi­ color—that all were created by ly one-color units, even though the eouncil, which includes 83 Prot­ nondiscrimination in building with all diligence and speed." tive of Duquesne, Pa. His late - Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Crickmore, Sit:: cial pronouncaments in favor at in­ God and precious to Him. number of Integrated parishes estant and Orthodox denomina­ work, and on a commitment to Permanent machinery was set father was a vice president from High St. Mr. Harris resides on tegration, racial bars persist At toe same time, however, the has been increasing rapidly of tions with 40 million members, an interracial policy by cMigre- up for continuing interfaith opera­ 1947-1957 in charge of Bethle­ Walnut Trail. widely at the church door in churches have often been de­ late. the method colls for personal “ in­ gationd leaders. tions, with a local network organ­ hem’s steel division. The Retv. James R. MacArthur, America. But a new militancy on scribed os toe most racially seg­ This ie toe lump in toe throat volvement in every phase df the United * Presbyterians have ised in Atlanta, Detroit, New Or­ pastor, performed the single ring the Issue Is apparent this turbu­ regated major Institutions in ’ toe of toe churches—the acknowl­ atruggle for joetice ' including ne­ adopted a similar policy. The de­ leans, Miami, Pittsburgh, St. Lou­ CIA MAN SAID SHOT M r. Roland gotiations and demonstration.” nomination this spring appropri­ is, sim Antonio, Little Rock, San MIAMI, FU. "(AP) — Four ceremony. Clifton Goodale of An­ Throughout the construction period, dignity will continue to be an outstanding feature lent summer as individual church- nation’s life. edged giqi between their official dover was organist. The sanctuary ss face the problem. Third in a "The shame of Sunday morn­ pleas, and their on-the-spot con­ A new interdenominational ated a half-million dollars to sup­ Francisco and elsewhere. men, one o f them identified as ‘ ‘Commissian on Religion and port direct-action programs for in­ Among toe nation’s Negroes, an agent of'the V-S. Central In­ ■■M was decorat^ with bouquets of of Holmes-directed services. Making these improvanents in our facihties will m' ofo qpeclal series of articles by ’Ihe ing," goes an oft-used {torue of ditions. cut summer flowers. Associated Prew* on racial erisis. self-reproach in, church circles. . With the racial crisis flaming R ace" was formed in June,, to tegration. ’The Disciples of Christ about 10 million belong to sep­ telligence Agency, were executed Preminant local hairdresser implement the task. also made a special allocation for arate all-Negro Protestant denom­ by Fidel Castro firing squads to* ’The bride wore a street-length way affect the quality of our services to Manchester-area families. And another: "The most segre­ and with Negroes demanding eq­ 3«0 ^ OEOROE W. CORNELL gated hour of toe week is at 11 uity with new vehemence and Steps were under way to form this purpose. inations—Baptist and Methodist, day, the Cuban radio reported. ■ow associated with us. Gradu­ Kiii Ssenristril Frees ReligioB Writer ,a.m. on Sunday.’’ immediacy, church strategy gen­ local arma in communities in all Roman Catholicism was a fore­ About 600,000 are Roman Catho­ An early broadcast said the al­ regions to check congregational runner in integration action. In lics and another 600,000 belong to leged C7A agent was shot at During construction we will endeavor to keep inconveniences a t a minimum. n e picture in the Simdoy Since church congregations har­ erally has undergone an extra­ ate of Connecticut Institute of practices, to sutqwrt and join in 1M7. Joeeito Cardinal Ritter, of predominantly white Protestant dawn. Later broadcasts reported School leeson showed a group of bor Intimate peroonal relation- ordinary change in the lost few demonstrations, to press for c iv il. St. Louis, desegregated parochial b ^ e s , although they are chiefly the execution ef three eompon- Notice babies la a elinie. t#o of them sbips among whole families — months. Hairdressing; National Hair It hoa switched from talk, te rights leglslaticsi, and to organiu schools there, demXe lay resist­ in one-color congregatiMis. Negtoee. Another picture showed adults, youths and chUdrsn — X At the national level, in most has bsm maintained that once octitm. \ "corps a t prison chaplains’ ’ to dis­ ance. Catholic Bidiop Vincent S. Styling Saminarist. WE HAVE DAILY three ehildren at play, one a Ne­ denominations, and in interdenom­ DOOCY m POST Negro and white mingle fully “ It amounts to a new posture courage pMlce m i^eatm ent ef Waters did tiM some in toe dio­ gro. dnnoastrators. inational itbodies, Negroes have H.\BTFOBD (AP) — Senate The story discussion said: tiiere, racial barriers will coUapss toward methodology," says toe cese of Raleigh. N.C., in 1953, DELIVERY TO THE ahead of the court decisidn. considerable representation. Preeldent Fred J. Doocy of “ God loves white children yel- elsewhere. Rev. Dr. Alfred S. Kramer, a so­ •"There’s a job to be done in MABKHOIMES He got shoved about in the pro- But toe pattern rarely is reflect­ South Windsor today was named V ’ . Idw children, brown cbildrei%,

C MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHKST^ C»NIL WEDNESDAY, ^ ^ < 1 . UANGHESTEB EVENING HEEAIib, MANCEhSTEB. OONNw WijDNBSDAT, JULY Rl, 1968 p a c k IN a a s .

ater off Uw Orc«n in Windsor ;is "The Eighth Gate,” an originai Covehiry i ^ HEALTH C A T S ilB pUy by Warren Griffin. Hjn^ b yl ----- Sheinwold bn Bridge Murphy o f R ockville ia «t TO . w • DeGanlle Brushes Off This production completes the G>ntemporary rue CMcsr coop fon OPEN 6 DAYS MONDAY thru SATURDAY; THURSDAYS 9:00 A.M. to m P.M. group's 1963 season C O tP S l RULE O _____ • OUR STORE IS DEUGHTFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED ^OR .YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE • Nutmeg Summer Playhouse this th can see three fai|^Mr disr T t A 6 4 a i d s IN PlANHINe week is presenting "Twelve Angry House Tour a iB the dummy, and one in I t i V A K W > 4 Question of Successor Men,” the penetrating drama rjr- . B y A U V n iwiid TUs means that I 9 t* t 4 K 5 S ^ rounding a murder trial jury. An The Rule of tan'vs only one diamond unusual feature this week is the SetbyQub times helpful when year partB» r than the atz. to JABSaS MARLOW bDwlg^t D. XUsanliower and Brit­ inclusion of two Nutmeg directors or an upponeaf lebds 1 A AK Q I I* Aaeodated PreM Newa ^inlyst ish Prime Minister .Harold Mac­ By HOWIE HOLCOMB (J. Robert Dietz and Dr. John ■n Bast plays the king of I .WASHmOTON (AP) — French The Young Motben Club haa highest card o f a anit South can safely drop V A t r millan. Hallaueri, a University of Conner- the card led froas sieve President Oiarles de Gaulle, in But last week Khrushchev final* tbe MSL He can later take a Jfiront of a splendid red silk cur­ ly agreed" with the United States b, . Uttl, too f.r afUld to be died "Sho. Biz,” i P " difference teUs yon tk ______wRh dummy’s Un of dla- 'Hhs may of bi|jMr cards In th tain, talked to a news conference and Britain on a nuclear test hem )iit EffTerthelese it’s well worthy of mention. A "eek-long (Roger Comish) in the co-chairmen of a "Home Tour of knowing that East cannot in the atmosidiere, outer space Contemporary Hooses’ to be held th# other three hands iiwM the Jack. The ten of dia- > l « - 8 A 80 minutes Monday and brushed ■onMnatioii of coneerts. pageants and historical programs is ipisy s cast. 'The seven Year itch" from noon to 6 pnti. Oct, 4. Sooth dssisr. off as if it were stupid one of the and under water. De Gaulle want­ wtea, and South can then it ed no part of it. He said the world Enst-Went vuteerable. (Bacard n dnb an die ace of dia- most Important questions. now wider way at CKnton, shore uem.s'^“’' mteJ“f also include An invitation h u been aoBtend- 4; Diamsods, H-S4} CMto, K-IS- He Was asked his ideas about situation hasn't changed “one milM from the mouth of the Connecticut River. Occasion is piani.su .Malcolm Fra ed to anyone ■who would be Inter­ Opening lead Six of Dtamonda. ikWkfiM 8-S- ■ a successor. whit.” He said Prance would ger's debut with Erich Leinsdorf ested in opening her home for pub­ West opoied the six Too may M.y that South should the to w n ’ s SOOth birthday. ton hour" and evening entertain­ memds, and East enm with tbs Wlsst da yea sajrf ^____ De Gaulle, 72, has another three not Join. CWltMi ia the only state com- and the Boston Symphony FViday lic view'ing. Cbmmittee memibers have dropped the (jueen of dia­ Answer: Bid oiw aatrasap* M e years to go as president. When Khrushchev last week talked of ment. at the Berk.shire Slusic Festival in Mrs. Thomas Small and Mra. Al­ U ag. Sooth foOiMiiy monds even If he had never heard iiilM j oaiefeTiting a birthday this This w the firat time the Ken­ four of diamonds; tbe Role of' hand is not qnMa stating o a ra fh he took power five years ago. an East - West nonaggression year SMd Ike oonmittee is going Lenox: the State Fifers and Drum­ bert Meyers Jr. or the two oo- at Qis Ih ile t t Eleven, and this is for a rssponss at Iks lard of twa Prance, in political chaos since pact. Maybe it’s a pipe dream. UNIQUELY DESIGNED ton clmic haa appeared m the chairmen may be contacted. r u ta K AN OtP HOMf Eleven would have abeam that tt au-aat to make a a gala occa- mers Association Convention Sat­ 'was quite safe to drop Qts qDoan. tnas as Qm cards lie. Still, South World War n, was teetering to­ But De Gaulle made it impossi­ SPECIALS for BEMsry -nux h s s no amjuk Wtem. Terntfi^ at S the Governors Bast. urday in Che.shire. parade at 11:30. Anyone who would like only to wonld have been Safe as he For tootawwM’o SS-paffs M ward civil war. Politics were a ble by sa^ g BYance w-.nted no Baele 'Hwinga' show a uiaque room, the oominit- 0(CEPT P0661BLV Bast riiifted to a low dob at PLANTER Bloat O oa xl Band win give a con­ competition to follow: the sixth the second trick, and west won piayad Qie hand If East didn’t 1st, “ A Pookst Childs lo- B ridge,* nightmare. part of that, either. This department had a spy at Norfolk Concert at the Yale Sum- tee would tike to inohide in Ms PS)0«XOCICAL. afaift to clubs or if the opponents send BO esnU to Bridge BoiA, He said France treasures the cert and at S a Square Dance Ojunt Ba-iie's Lake Compounce i j^gj. ^ohool of Music of Art in Nor- plans of “highlighting” such er^ the queen. Back came a dob After five yearn, he has failed Fmthsai k Sated. A water i-«>Sl- exactly five Ugber aamonds iniand tbe next player paesea T«w dure. Gaulle's reasoning, to go on mak­ We can not guarantee all items available at the time manned by coetumed re.ndents. to band wa* superb They played one : final offering. "Bye Bye Birdie." Oburch News the North, East, and Sooth baada'bsld: Spades. §-i; Hearts. K-IS* ing weapons. ! of sale, because this advertisetnent had to be prepared - NON-FADING - colors aid vkatoca and/or bewiidered na- For this reason, he gives the snd sets in a 2 0 " tall, o f their typical program*, com - I open.* Tuesday and will continue Guest preacher Aug. 4, 11 and STARTS TONIGHT AT SiSSI Impression of a mystic trying to On June 26 President Kennedy FIEE DEUVEDY • E-Z PEYMEDTS tn advance o f publication. tivaa. plete with lof^ drum solo by the j through Aug. 31 » and Sept. 1 at Pirk Ckmgrega- pledged in Germany — certainly j uniquely detigned V a ----- • CMnir Vinland o f 1000 play a celestial slot machine. excellent Basie veteran. Sonny Coming next week at the CJood- tional Churefa will be the Rev. Rob­ A l Oolar Phiiiap P n t*«n For years he has pulled the lev- for the benefit of France — to: BLACK WKOt'GHT speed O ^ra House in East Had- ert A_ Clark of Hadlyme. The Rev. risk the destruction of American IRON stand. Ideal as an g*»n Kenton and 35 membere of Paj'ne. The choice of program and Believed Located (Chef) Brvtto Ten to •r, seeking the right combina­ lie wurid-damouB band are on the the ensuing performance' made it dam is a series of concerts in a James R. MscArtiiur, pakor. wUl tion to fit his dreams: A new Eu­ cities in defense of Western Eu-1 I ice bucket for parties, J ia vatWty o f Connecticut campus ea»y to see why the Ba.sie group five-day "Fiesta of American Mu- be attending the annual summer I at tts (HILT Stank Haase ta VetMn H IIM S ilW S rope under French leadership, a rope. etc,j etc. thia week conducting a stage band ha* rated continuallj' close behind .sic " three different programs trknkig of the Army Reserve at OSLO — Norwegian eapSocer firm new relationship with Ger­ Two days later De Gaulle told Mill be presented by The Little Or­ ' F t Dbt, N. J. aa a obaptatn during * SmXNK SnEAR. DDfMEBS clinic for area youngaters. The the Duke Ellington orchestra in Helge Ingstsd, who tasa ratmnsd many, perhaps a new relationship what he thought of this through 4 GROUPS TO CHOOSE FROM: non-pnafit program is apooaored chestra of New York under the di­ the first two weeks’ of August. to Oslo from Ms third scientific PAUL'S a LOUP TEES AND SEAFOOD his information minister, Aktin Hollywood Beds on Frame intemationaJ jazz polls for many with the Soviet Union and an un­ Maple, brass, plastic, by the National Stage Band Camp years" rection of Thomas Scherman. The For the remainder of Auguk and expedition to northern Newfbtmd- * DAILE LUNCHEONS deniable place for himself in his­ Peyrefltte, who warned Europe ribudoirs and is for youngsters 14 and over. Musical Pta.vs offering Tuesday lAug. 6» will during the first week of Septem­ la:^ says he is oonvtBoed tbs a A S t n X BANQUET FACSLIITES tory. It has eluded him. against trusting Us security com­ Reg. $79.98 honor the dean of American com­ ber, ttie Rev. Mr. MacArthur will SHAK $67.00 Crib Mattress-Bumper A typical day's program includes L’Anee aux Meadoiws area is ttie TWIN LOBSTER DOCNEB But he acts and talks, as he pletely and indefinitel'y to the Val. to $7.95, New And playyard pad. Musical theater offerings this posers, Aaron Copeland. be on vacation. Vinland Leif Bkickaon and otber United States. ssakons on theory or arranging, week include "Anything Goes" at e v e r t P U D A T ...... SS-38 did Monday, as if it were only a Washable Boudoir Choir orchestra rehaaraais. sectional Those deotring pestoral -s*rv*c«* Norsemen disoovered about AX>, HOUSE matter of time when somehow, He said no one knows what Reg. $14.95 $10.88 I Oakdale in Wallingford and "The during this peariod may eontact Boudoirs, HoodbocRid, Tabla Aqua and purple stripe. rehearaala. Jam seaaioiw. a "Ken- I King and I " at Storrowton in 1000. perhaps because it's De Gaulle Washington’s policy will be 10 Pole and Wall. Rockville'yernon Mrs. Thomas J. Moran. 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Hat St the Univanrtty of Hartford teats made on oharooal sangilaa Three years ago in Washington, now. Ciooseneck and cfUoniaL Thayer Cor Beds songstress Jane Morgan bolds the Legion Nominees for tbe second semester of the By this same reasoning of De Set of 4 Dining Chairs LEASE I Storrowton spotlight. from tfaeee houses indioats they to Congress and newsmen, he Reg. $69,98 $57.77 Extra strong. Amsaleak No. 1 Road Oar 1962-63 academic year. date from about 1000, Ihgntad made easing relations with the Gaulle it would be Impossible for Val. to $24.95, Now Solid maple. I Famed TV pianist Liberace. he ■ I I Reg. $9.98 Richard M agdefm u o f E3Mngton Men’s Breakfast n id . Soviet Union "paramount.” the United States to trust France $7.98 Reg. $119.80 ' o f the 'Wide smile and the cande- "Ihe Men's Club of the Flrk Double Drossor-Bcd-Chest $89.98 PONTIAC TEMPEST i labra. opens Motiday at Oakdale has bc«i nominated as oommander The expedition wna made by That was Jxist three weeks be­ as an ally (or in 10 years De Floor and Table Lamps Modern. of the Rockville American Legion Oongregattonsl Church win serve fore Premier Khrushchev broke Gaulle also probably will be gone All styles. Thayer Cor $eot ' for a full week. Jan McArt, Emmy four Norwegians, three Icetandera, Has steering wheel. 56" Buffet and Hutch Poet. Officers for the coming year breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Sunday in two Onadiane, and one Swede. up the summit conference in Par- and even he doesn't know what Reg. $189.95 $149.98 For As Low As i Award singer, will also be fea­ the veetry. Mg], WHliam Berry of Vol. to $34.95, Now Solid cherr\’. tured. will be eleteted at the post's an­ is with De Gaulle, President kind of BYance there will be then. Reg. $4.95 $3.79 $ fi.0 0 p o r ofii nual business meeting neset Mon­ th e Sal'vatkm Arm y wUl be the HABDW’ARE INCOME UP Foam Quilt Mottress Reg. $269.98 $179.98 Fully Insured Next week’s Storrowton at- speaker. AH men of the pariah ara I traction ia “Irma LaOucc.” fea­ day evening. The meeting, sched-, NEW BRITAIN (AP) — A 6* By Gold ^nd Danish Walnut Crib uled fbr 8 o’clock at the poet home invited, Best style. Danish Walnut Group turing JuHet Prowse in the titie Bee Warkabop per cent increase in ooneoHdafed Reg, $55.00 $39.95 Pool Dodoo PootMC irole. The "naughty” (but funny) on West 9t.. win also h^r annual net bioome during the first half of LIVING ROOMS Reg. $49.98 $44.00 6 pieces. INC. committee reports, A M>edal recreafion wotkriM p j tale o f a French <3hrtstlne Keeler will be hdd from 2 to 4 p.m. and 1963 was reported yerterday by Reg. $244.00 $198.00 PhsM StS-SSSl ' is not recommended for children. exher'nominations announced by the American Hardware Ooip. ’Ihe Boudoir Lamps 7-Piece Baby Outfit BIS M AIN STKEET outgoing commander Ronald Helm 7:45 to 9:45 pm. Aug. 15 st the Casuol Oak Day Bods whits hobnail Other Entertainment Gheterudon Service Office, TAC total net income was S2>46,000. Crib, chair, play pen, etc. Dining Room Pictures Entertainment available this are: Senior vice commander, For­ equal to 81.96 a riisre, compared Foam mattress. Re^ $7.95 est Hull: jimior vice oommander, butkfing in Rodcville. $4.98 Reg. $79.98 $66.00 Single or group. wedc inchidea the annual appear­ Dana Clark of Stone, who ia to $1,527,000 and $1AS a Sbw Reg. $149.95 $79.98 ance of Arthur Fiedler with the Ronald Clechoiwsld: post service for the fiiet ibt months of 1M3. 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IU^CHEHTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M ANCHESm , OOIQI« WEDNESPAY, JULY »u 190 v o u i P A U B y t v b MAHCBBana KVEIfma mCEALIL MAItCaUBRIltR, c o w l . WTOHYSDAY. JULY *1, Home Gardener^* Notebook steps o f the Legion HsOl, fon aar l,(HtO MUl A bout B uilding H ebron old Hebron center schocdltouse, and -American Host Program wtil be compieitod during Aigrust. FREE BEUVERV Little League Final Special Workshop School Board QuaKty Seed Investment Best Bet A -special recreation workrilop, . * . M . M * P J iL Blakenlees to Host Teacher I scheduled for 'niurwte.y, Aug. 15, AT THE QUALITY STORE Chicagoans Prptestj Scheduled Sunday ! for 4-H dub leaders, is to be hdd Due to Select .. , . 1 at the Ehetension Service Office in KBTIWR BRUt By ALLAN SWENSON The final Uttle League game Dana Clark of Storrs. Newspaper Bntwprtse Assn.. From Germany for 2 Weeks I for the season will be played Sun- J j, serving as a Connecticut There is a tremendous difference BLUE New Principal GRASS Negroes Moving In I day at -2 pm. on the Uttle League | recreatkm specialist, will be to In lawn seed. ’Two boxes of seed On Sefurday, IVtif. hba;^Buropean teachers. In every group; fieU It will be the Hebron team I charge, The event has been plan- ON STREET they visited, the Murphye found toe | may weigh the same and seem SEED quality VACATION SPECIAL TIm board of aduoatton m««t Theodora Blakealee of 67 Marion ' vs a Colchester squad. The local , ned for the afternoon Mtd eve- teachers had formed erroneous j ' pdayew -Vidll be selected by Joseph | ning. to allo-w as nwmy leoriers to (Good Now Thrn Aagi«t$ tcnigtat. 'nie main order ot buai- .akke. but there may be ten times wM motor to Weat Warwick. opinions about America as a result (OontiMed fresi Fafte One) 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 OTHERTYPES READSKDBAtf i a precedent for busmesses in gov­ neaa wSI be ctaooainK a neier prin­ the amount of seed in one package RX, to vttat Mr. and Mrii. David of Information gained mainly from ] ernment-financed renewal areas. Fill and George Smith, who wnU ! attend. m number taken into custody in New also act as field managers All Ibe first session will be from 8 cipal for the eleinentary achooL them another. Bhiegrase seeds add BLUEGRASS HAVE FEWER FOR GERMINATION Vigneau. a coufte whom they have Am erican movies, American ■ to 4 p.m.; the second, from 7:46 2 0 % O f F novels, and sensational items in the ' Tork the past three weeks. WOOLLY VISTTOR four of the Hebron Little League Ibe field haa been narronred down i^> to about two million seeds to SEEDS PER SEEDS GUARANTEE A N D nevte met. _ teems will be represented on the to 9:45 p.m, 4-H club leaders and ON A U t. a pound. A more temporary grass press. Appearanre of pickets at the SIOUX FALLfi, S.D. (API the junior leaders are-urged to at­ to three men, out of the 10 inter­ PURITY OF SEEDSb VpoB Nheir rMwm to Mawrhae The Murphys had the opportun-' PHOTO HNISHINO comes to only 250,000 seeds to a POUND »te of the new Barringer High There was a lamb on to; lam ‘^""'Briefs tend one of these .-^sniosns. Clark viewed by the board. Supt. Philip m ity to diacuss the problem with i Oolqr nr Black tend WhMs pound. ter, they wiH bring w4tt> them Srhooi in Newark. N.J., led the downtown and nobody could Hnd The date set for the annual ia serving through July and Au­ C. Uguori said that he hoped the lit takes Just as mtxh effort to AAANYGOOO French Ambassador James Gavin out where he came from. their houae gueet far Hm next and Dr. Lewis Hammond, cultural! head of Essex County’s construe , Hebron 4-H Fair is Aug. 10, to be gust, and leaders are urged bo board would make Me dedaton to­ plant Inferior quality seeds as to CHECK TYPES OF BOOKLETS The lone sheep, taking a swift take advantage of his servioe* night because the new man ^wukl put in a permanent lawn using tAvo weekB, A lbeit fiohenk, a sctaool attache at Bonn, and from these ; tion unions. to cancel ^ ,all P""'"! sightseeing tour through toe ij presented on the elementary school GRASS THAT FIT A R E FREE FINAL teacfaer .Axan Mannheim, Germanry talks grew toe idea for the Ameri­ agreements and refuse to negoU-l rotted by several srrou™*" while he is on the extension staff. SALEM MASSIFF start work right away. seed of high purity and germin­ I can Host Program. j ate... further ...... with ciril rights spt,rtators who reported his prog-, American Legion house CA9IERA and PHOTO 1 Uguori haa been superintendent- ation. YOUR AREA-SUNNY, F R O M —^wiiom ikay have neter met. Maocheater Evening Herald Cutting short their Buropean - i groups. Pickets were protesting I rej,., to police. The tired wander-1 oonmittee reported at a recent (NASSIFF ARMS STOKBl 'prindpal since he was hired ki In seeding, expect a stow start. Schenk ie vioMing the Vigneaus Hebron correnpandent. Miss Susan Jan. 1962. With the new six-year SHADY, ETC. PICK COUNTY stay, the Murphys returned to Cali­ ! alleged hiring di.scriminatlon er wa.s caught and. still un- meeting that necessary repairs are s«fn 991 MAIN. ST.—648-7988 A balanced mixture of permanent and the BtaJceedeee because they fornia, talked and .wrote-to friends GeU Scholarship high school to equip and ^aff for grasses is recommended. Thla will SUMMER the building trades. claimed, taken to the stockyards, being made on the front and .side } B. Pendleton, tefephone *28-8454. COMBINATION EXTEN­ are partWpants in a new and n„(| aqualntances , '■and in Decern-1 Miss Ellen M. LeBlanc. daugh- the faU of 1966. Liguorl requeued result in eartier greening and Sit-in demonstrators seeking SIO N unique projeot oalled the Amer- ber 1961,---- discussed;to8ir Ideas over ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard N. Le- more Negroes "on a human rela­ a pitndpea for the eiementaxy faster grovkh which are impor­ B E S T F O R loan Hiota Program , which makes - scbooL a nationwide television program. 286 Bidwell St-, has been tions council at Chester, Pa . said tant bo keep weeds in check. A CONDITIONS. AGENTS It poseiUe for Buropean tqechere Asia a resuKresult they receivedreceiveo nearly;nearly: . MieraJ scholarship for toeythey would stay in the CitCity Council The boeud wiU meek in emoutive mixture also aUowB for variations to spend focdr summer vacation 1,000 inquiries from families who | chambers until they got a hrar session at 8 p.m. Chairman John in moisture, fertlttty and soi! .oon- vere interested in participating as $425 by the L nlversity of Hartford grasses make exoeUenk combina­ and 80 per osnt gemination and in the UB. on a limited budget by were ing MeOarrtck said they wiU also dis­ ditiona for her fre.shman year of studies tions. free of Poa trlvlalis (rough blue­ •ring as guests in the homes of hosts. Eleven Negroes picketed Plvila- cuss aipplicanits fo r the position of Since bkiegrasB is the preferred the host ftuntlies for one or two- The program w adimnislerad The award was granted on the delphia's main po.st office building sdemce teacher, the only vacancy seed for most sunny lawns, you The best buy in lawn seed also grass), Poa annua (annual Uue- grass) and bentgrass. week periods,' through a non-profit oonporation. basis of high academic standing protesting alleged di.scrimination on the staff. When the meeting is will find it dominant in moik mix- involves other oonslderaitlons. For The American Host Foundation, examine, the standard of qcaMty In gsnaral, the rate for mixtures ’ihe object of the program is and career promise, and is renew­ in promotichs. opened to the public the b o^ turea Kentucky Merion Bluegrass Inc. Until this year it wae staffed able, depending on the student's w’lll continue with its July aifenoa. for number one grade Merion seed of reoommended varieties la 2 to SPECIALS FOR BOYS ...... to make poenible a kiw-oost va- More than 60 demonstrators is outstanding. Other btuegiasses. entlrely by volunteer workers, but record. picketed businesses in Farm-ville. fescues and similar permaneint Is a minimum of 92 per cent purity 8 poundi per 1,000 square faef. catiion, and at the same time The Civil Defense room in the l i BOYS' SHORT SUEVE enahie the teachers to gain a bet­ with the huge success of file im- Miss LeBlanc. a 1963 honor Va.. prote-stlng segregation and school will be used as a classroom BOYS'SUMMBt ter understanding of Amerlrane dertiahimg, toe adcHUon o f some graduate of Manchester High closed public schools. Farmville fmimm itf M fills fall, the supertntwident said. and the American way of fife. paid peireonnel became necessary. School, was a member of the Na­ is the countj- seat «< P rince Ed­ Bi case of emergency, the achool Deepening Crisis: Lately toe Mur^diya haire been During thetr stay, the teecAtere tional Honor Society, the Girls' ward where public schools were desks az>d tahJes can be puA ed iilii! SPORT SHIRTS receiving letters from officials in Club and the French . Club. She .dosed in 1959 to avoid integra- Mide. The library remalna in one iniil are plaeed wMh two or aiore fam­ Bnglapd and Germany, requesting was awarded an honorable men- fion ines firing in. the same geograiph- end of the room, which rune the iili that tJse program contader aending tion in the 1962 Scholastir Writ­ Twenty-one Negro youths were width of the new wing and has AND KNIT SHIRTS Icnl area. The hosts proride them Amerioan beach ere bo their coun­ ing Ccwitest- She is enrolled in the SPORT wMfa flood and ksigfng, and enter- taken into custody while picketing been t»ed for PTA meetings and The Church’s Role (lANLONS INClUDiD) tries on a reciprocal guest basis, freshman class Liberal Arts pifi- eating placee in Ocala, Fla., which . l^ee ohk) presentations but has tahi them m ordinary house ’n ie y hope to Imgriement tMa 'taro- gram.______have refused to integrate. never had pennanent fumlztilnga. (OonM—ed from Page Oae) nil! gutete, touring the tooal area with viay eotchange neat summar, and About 80 arrests were mside in ACID TREATMENT 18 OUT one in Christ Jesus”, without di them and priding them oppor- SWLIM S E f R V I C C liguori said that, by using the FOR OASTRim VdM> M (I.M expect that by then aome 400 Chicago as police dispersed about visions of raca or stataa. tunltieB to meet frtende and neigh- CD room, tbs Junior high program vitality,’’ says Protestant theolo­ In any casa, the racial bars f teachan wW be involved in the Savings to Show 1.000 jeering white persona around liain Stroet, MaochestAr w tl bKva seven teanthlng stations: By WATNE O. BRANDSTADT gian Reinhold Niebuhr. hava pertasted widely at the program . . a home where a Negro family, COATS Aaide from lliess arrangements, Bchienk is now in Rhode Istanri moved tn Monday. P olice sa id ! Two I i— s tirmin downstairs and M . D. In Ha formal and official church door. ills hotte’ only otoer obligations are Living-Cost Rise otw igwtBitB, tbs CD room, and Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Are' local pastors addressing at the home of the Vigneau fomUy, there was no major violence. preachments, however, the church EACH to meet toe guest when he or she where the Blakoeleea win meet him the three trailers. With this much (In my article on kidney themselves to the issue? A Negro waiter. Booker T. Bon­ traditionally has pleaded for in­ arrives, and to surange for trans­ on Saturday. They have already re­ JERUSALEM — Bight new sav- ner. 35. ended Kis one-man sit-in. room, liguocl hopes to be able to atones I menttoned a drug that An official of the Southern Bap­ portation upon his depeutorr. Thursday — Friday - • Saturday group students in math and sd- terracial brotherhood. tist Conventton told me: "As a ceded a tetter fitwn Schenk, who plans of floor Isra^ banks at_^ ___ |be__ (rfflce o f Texas (fo v . Johnj diasolvea certain types of stone. Although the coat of the program writes that he is a rixth grade anCe as as reading. Because This flmg, Renacidln, was found In 1948, nearly a decade before rule, I don’t tUnk they are. Some have been approved. Under four; oonnallv in Austin when an aide to toe participating teachers varies teacher in a Maimhelm elemantaiy plaaa. linked to the ooat-of-firing i gave him an appointment to aee of ^uc« bmltstione last year a by the Food and D r^ Adminis­ the Supreme Oourt decision, the are beginning to speak plainly according to their destination, toe ■*«««*—* resiling at one level bad and forthrightly. Unfortunately, 3 for *5'®® achoed. He says he ta eMieetally in- index, a depotator will receive at the governor Aug. 4. . tration not to be safe, and was Federal Council of Churches, a average expenditure is only about teresbad in physica, and hopea dur- bargains! to bs at the asms level in Ms wllhdnMm from the market It interdenominational precursor of we’re late, Just awfully late.” the end of five year* the equiv­ In Gary, Ind., pickete front the Come for the hig 8400 tor toe entire trip. This is fata stay to learn more about alent of fata aavtnga and totereat recently formed National Aaeoci-' other subjects, whether be aobual- is hoped that a dieinically re­ the national council, declared that poaslbie because of toe use of char­ the methods of beachteg K ta thta If was or not. lated but safer drug will soon ptaa the fluM amouia of the rise to ation for the Advaneemeaf of "segregation is a denial of our ter air-craft, and of course, the country. The ofHce of the sigierintmdent be found to take its place.) Christian faith.” the imtex. White People demonstrated at a Minister Leaves hospitality extended to the edu­ Btekedles is an asnootatepso- hospital that had signed an antih Is now downstslrs in the former Q—My doctor says my stomach A famed Southern Baptist evan­ cators by toe host families. fcaoor of sngineertng at ’IWssfiy Withdravntaa after three yeara haaWh suite. bias agreement with civil .rights 1 doesn’t put out any acid. He tuts gelist, Billy Graham, aet an ear­ For Texas Series ’Xtmt H beexanea ^ possible for College. wifi be iocraaaed by an amounf ^ Bssehsn Newa bad m s taking wesJc hydrochloric ly example in his crusades, here the Buropean teacher, who might aqual to SO pw cent of the gean to groups. “ Equal rights for wMtea," ' one of their signs raad. I d bsaeball last night the Crock­ acid for 14 years. Win I have to and abroad. "We will not hold a otherwtae be unable to afford H. the index. Intereto. under these ett Agenesr team beat G and H take it all my life? segregated meeting anywhere In lEugane Brewer, minister with FAMOUS NAME— WASH-N-¥fEAR to enjoy a month’s vacation in the plans will be 4 per cent. NegdMatioas betwean Boston Favtav, lff-9, with Kddie ChuriUa A—The most common cause of the world," he announced. toe Church ot Christ left Mcmday United States flor a fraction of toe Office* Used Up school officials and a tatracial Under the other plane, aavinga Roup collapsad Tuaaday night PRE-INVENTORY |iiteirit»g and Jimmy MacDonald stomach acid is chronic gas­ After the Supreme Oowt deci­ for Stamford, Tex., where be will usual cost. Bot iifibed to the coat of firing The seaaian had been called in an eatebtwg Richard Holbrook hit tritis. after several years this sion, every major denomination, preach in a q>ecial series ot serv­ That ttM program , now in Ite Fast in Manhattan wfi! bear iatereat at 8 per cenL two borne runs and MacDonald hit usually leads to anemta. Anemia Including the strongest church ices Aug. 4 to 11. He will speak seoond year, ia prospering mtgfeit- attempt to settle a diapute ever m WithdramiBla after three yeen w4fi alleged de facto aegregation of docae trlplea. George Ekidy pitched even vdthout gastritis may be as­ body In the South, the Southern hi a similar series Aug. U to 18 is erideiMsed by the fa ct that receive tottawet pka a bonus of for O and H; Craig Potterton sociated with absence of acid. Baptist Omventian, endorsed the in Fort GUwan, Okla. He cam e to SUMMER SUITS Ute spring aknoat 400 teacherra re­ NBW TORK — 'Hie mntinuiiig city adboris. Manchester in 1961, from Texas, 4 per enti of the dq^tot; wtth- At Loe Angelea. Walter F. Reu- caught. C^cer of the stomach also caus­ deaegreaion order. quested bo partiaipete in M. Last increase ta busineai and pavfos- drawaia after flair yeara, totereat es absence of add but H you had In many cases, groups of South­ and preached for the Qiurch of year in its trial run only 00 per- ttier' head of file Hfiltod Auto Shacldaa on wiU play a make^ atonal nottvttiy titat kna absortied and 10 per cent bomai. Workers Unkm, AFL-dO, told the up gm s arffh Flaso Realty to- this disease your doctor would ern pastors, In the mlost of racial Christ tn Stamtord for three and stmi could be acoommodated. one-half years. tile 45,900,000 aquare 9Mt of M m i national conference of Am Urban SALE i^^t at the dab^ field.' have had your stomach removed tension, have issued numtfestos 'Hie American Host Proigram la long ago. Altbougfa dilute hydro­ .calling for equal treatment of the Brewer plans a brief vacation a do-4t-yiounseiir p roject, the brain­ tajbtan oOKoe apaee eraated rince Foreignen Temek League that the patience ml m ll- chloric acid was used for many Negro. Seme pcuHors have loet after the speakinc engagements. *: ir : child of taso OaUflomla isdMol Wortd Wkr H promlsaa, experis fiona of Negro Americana ia'at an Advartiasmcnb— Be ejqiects to rccel've a M.A. de­ aay, to gidbUe up atao the 18,500,- end. He oalled upon Oongram for It takes tune and money to count our inventory Can lCtiKtamey*a fo r real estate years to treat persona with gas­ their posts as a result. teachers, Tom Muiphy and his W A aM N O T 08<—M any Aflitenn tritis and DO add In the stomach, A survey In 1958 showed four gree Aug. 23 in New Testament wife FYsnoos, who in 1961 etected 000 adlttonal aciuara feet sebeAfied qteedy enactm ent o f fo mridnait la the Botton area. Call 8(8-2141 or studies at a summer convocation Kennedy’s civil righto program. •49-4818. there is no evidence that this does 1 out of five Southern Protestant mlH to spend ttMtr sarings on an eight- flor aotnpleMoti in 1868. aebool *Banhnna Abroad, the State — Many things you buy the next 3 days, saves us any good the practice has: pastors favored integratian, of Abilene (Tex.) Christian Col­ p WASH4I-WEAR month stufor of Buropean school One reason 1a that more and Depariment raporta. More than A U.8. district Judge ruled nt lege. SUMMER more of the nateon’a 800 3,000 fiVendi teaehara have Jobs Nashville, Tenn., that private bus- B v en fa i^Herald Bol- been largely diaccmtinued. If you whether saying so publicly or not system s. r have anemia with your gastritis Others, however, strongly support His wife and five daughters, During flic course of tUs study,, induatriel oonoema are liead«|ua^ to FVendHipetioiig tropaoal Af- ineaaoe ta urban redervelopinant Olemewell projects may not refuse service to time and saves vou money, because hundreds of •48-8881. it would seem more appn^riate segregation. Rebecca, Ann. Janet, Susall and the Hurphjrs becam e l^ppall•d. W tered In Mianhattan— 131, or ilea. Nigeria hae 1.060 tenchari to treat this condition. Among those Southern preach­ Jennifer, are accompanying him the gross misconceptlonii About pa- em t, to 196i, and 1S4. er 28-8 fltnm England And 14B0 Tteiglar Negroes. Jo3^ WUltaaa B. MB- ers who support segregation, on toe t^ . They plan to vim rel»- America held by the asajortty ®f | ger^ cent. In 1962. tanriitiTv are ta The Obngo- ler’s ruling appeared ta eetaMlsIi Q—I have been told that I have tives and Mends In both states SPORT COATS items have been price slashed to move out— some maintain that the Idea of narcolepsy and that there is no where be will qiekk, and win re­ Ruth Millett cure for It. What causes H and Interracial mixing Is Communlst- t « {i. 11 • i T O r i m i tnsplred. Some also argue that the turn home about Aug. 99, what is the outcome? Brewer wiU also vy to arrange Every item is timely. Every it^n is Burton’s :[ A—In a few penons with nar- Bible teaches segregation. "God created the races distinct a locm needed to construct a huUd- LOVE THE BEAL ESTATE oolepey there may be an epilep­ ing for the Manchester congrega­ LDTOO! tic factor, ’nils can be prov^ from one anofiier,’* declared a riHnass-5g.tu =2 jh: h'u "ip' el cpiahty.. don\ miss it! Southern fundamentalist group. tion. Contracts were signed this iH ifiP il or disproved by having a brain week with Faden Construction Co., '‘" lii! Don’t psopls buy plain houses wave trscing or eiectroeoeepha- "He scattered toe races over toe ini face of the earth at a time when Cleburne, Tex., and Oct. 1 has :uss aay anoia? Judging from the real logram. In others there may be been set for toe beginning of con­ LAST C A L U an inflamiiiation or other organ­ they attempted to Integrate — gill V A N HEUSEN asteta lingo, jdain houses are fast (Gtoesie U ).’’ struction. i l l 1 ic disease In the brain. Bat In During Brewer’s abeence, W. K. (TORCH) OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9 going out of styls. most victims d o cause can be The petaeage cited tells the story m i of the Tower of Babel, generally Hebberd of West Hartford wiU nhn Are yon looking for a Itouae in found. speak at morning services of toe ::ir. There'^s nothii^ like Pleir^EiiglaiNl m the the country? Look for “ranch- understood as a portrayal cn;; ni:H KNIT SHIRTS The mnnifestatians vary from man’s arrogant tendency to try Church o f Christ Aug. 4, 11 snd 18, CANVAS SHOES an overpowering desire to sleep attes” or "country estates." That’s to make himself equal to God. and K. R. Davis of Torrlngton at what farmhouses are called these which can, however, be fought ofi As segregationists often cite toe both serviced Aug. 26. Men of the Rngidariy $5.00 days. for a short while to an uncontrol- so-called “ curse of Bam" in Gen­ ccHigregatiOn w ill conduct evening Do you want a house in the sub­ latde lapse into deep that may esis 9 as God’s decree for sep­ eervlcee Aug. 4, 11 and 18. urbs? fiometfalng with two or more come on when oae is engaged in aration of black men. It tells at bafiis, and a patio and a family talking, standing, playing cards, Noah awakening from a drunk­ PUSH FLOOD OONTBCM. $ 2 - 9 9 room to house your Increasing or any other normal activity.. en Beep and cursing bis young­ WASHUNCrrON (AF) — A mo- 2 for »7-“ brood? Since an attack may qome on er son. Ham, and his Cananlte de- Uon thnt would Imve sent 'back to Today, that’s an ’’executive while the victim is driving an scendaints, who were a Semitic oonnnittoe a bill anttarhdng 1800,- ^type” home —If it’s all on one j auto, such a person should not tribe. 547,000 worth of flood oontzol and floor. BT# it’s m a 4 two-story-aan-k_e9i-kwvr Vk^««aA-house ,| On toe other hand, pro-intena- other water projeota wea defeated It is a "colonial mansion.’’ If you In some persons the sleep is ticHiist ministers - cite many Blbr yeatcrday with the aid of both want a bouse built originally for so light that touching the sleeper Ucal passages in eupport of all Oonneotiout Mnatore, Democrats an Individual, not one built to sell, or calling his name will rouse men's equality before God, such as Ttwinaa J. Dodd and Abraham you am looUng for a "custom - him but others cannot be awak­ acts 17:26, saying God "made of RdUooCf. Tfae raconnnMtei m otion Built” house. ened. Since they may fall from a toe blood ail nations’’, and Gala­ w u overwhskningly defeated taqr a IN OUR PANTS DEPARTMENT Want a separate dining room? standing or sitting position while tians 8:28, saying men are "an 64-26 vote. That’s a "formal dining room” in in a public place, they may be ii FAMOUS NAME (ALL NEW SHADES) VALUES TO $12.95 today's real estate language. And taken to a hospital. ’This is a when you en}oy ft in a new PLYMOym If you want a house in a good great annoyance as there Is noth­ location, you want one In a "pres­ ing to be done but release the i!i:S: tige neighborhood," or in an "ex- victim when he comes to. dusive location.’’ The outlook is favorable in If you want a few trees in your that, unless one is doing some­ COIN OPERATED ju n w r t iw o Ib tsavel «sfie aitd 0«e Isn way to yard, look for a house on a "beau­ thing hazardous when the attack GOIF SUCKS 2<'’ 15 tifully wooded lot.” comes oo, Qie condition in no go is to a nem *63 PtymoMth. And wilh Plymouth Garages aren't Just garages any way shortens life. In tome pto- more. They’re "enclosed garages.” sons It can be controlled by tak­ nWng op a storm, yo«ir Ptymouth Dealer is Fireplaces are "wood-burning fire- ing large doses of amidietamlne SELF SERVICE {daces." If you want to know U (obtainable only on a physician’s doing everyUting he (»s to make it easy for prescriptimi). Tranquilizers should tiiere's a place where you can you to buy- Low prices, liberal trade-m allow­ put. a w aa^ machine, look to be avoided as they have been an- 2 « .« 9 nee If them m a "utility room" found to make the conditioa Jtm m jdjU iainjtsJL CHINO PANTS ances and conManient terms to suit your budget Itated. worse. iiii Jt you want more Uian a haU- <)—Is U possible for dally ex­ Kiiil •em with your bouse then you are posure to cigar smoke to cause Coma to for a tost drtoe and a toe deal today! asking for a “parkllke;, setting’ — lung cancer? I do not smoke my­ 28 BENDIX WASHERS according to the men who sell self. • H .A N N ELS bouses. A- -Although the evidence of a Iliiil I fit has been years since you’ve causative relationship between 16 DRYERS • GABARDINES gone bonne hunting, you have a smoking and lung- cancer is M IM s It yoRT opportunity to get a treat in store for you. mounti^ steadily, it is still not • SHARKSKINS 2 ‘" * 1 0 T h e A\ost exerting Bra News Toon encounter a brand - new conclusively proved and other vocabulary —and these few ex- factors undoubtedly play a coo- BKpleB am ooiy a mere sampling. tributory part. There Is a greater DOUBU of your lifetime—NOW IN BLACK No wonder nobody wants a plain correlation between lung cancer boose any more, when it's Juri as and cigarette smoking than be- LOAD 1 FREE ALTERATIOI^ easy to buy an "eetate" or a twe«i lung cancer - and cigar WASH (14 PeuiMis) - •■aunsion" — and a lot more re- smoking. and there is no signifi­ STRETCH BRA aasuriag to the ego, too. cant correlation between exposure All rights reserved, to second-hand tobacco smoke ■h :' b te r p r is e Asms. and hmg cancer. SO-Lb. Dryan by Warnei^s 10 CLOSED MONDAY DURINO AUOUST Even the straps sferetchl

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Brookfield St. .and crossed the Skinner struck the rear of the V David Bony. •Wwild 8b«fe InsM old depot’'p lo t to the N orth Vtod Smfth dar, which was stopped tor MANCHESTER EVENINO HEBlALD. M ANUU KnU. OCBOb WBMWSDAT. JULY IL 1M» for toomedtoEe..perking purposes? Cycle Overtums^ divider atrip on E. Carter St. into ba broc«tit to the dfraotora a | ^ the path of an autoBaohtie driv­ a left turn, and that ba was Is­ BOD’S yaar? tobera than waqM the Anaasn wars —.toe district sued tlM warning. IS Listed to Create costs would all be paid from the Driver Arrested en by MarahaU ft. Stephens, 16, ths ftaida for rental coma from?” of 422 E. Center St. WELDING SERViGE A Thonsht for Today . ibrtla repHed that ‘T donX bond iaaiS; east estimates were ORABH KILLS 4 quliiag mors tsgtdsr and Mwr- f t * r u g a n d made by the town engineering de­ Beehe, who suffered whiplaah Immediate Emergei><7 Servtoa! o f : *9 tam Hifaiir th a n is an y w ay to g r i T#o boya who were riding on a injuries in the crash, was taken LEXINGTON (AP)—A Connec­ ougb sndlts, are under eonsidera* Oeaarll ef Churohea hnptwamcnt' eoata bark M tha partment; town’ p^ce WxMild motorcydle along Brookfield St. ticut woman and her three rtiil- ELECTRIC ^ GAS traUi mooMBt that ths uisen esne- m aotborMatlye Special Taxing District efaede the new parking areas, with to Manchester Memoil^ Hoepital, tttin. pistefir covered the am and w« Ihnihiiii fd t her WMMth sad diMriet to not approved, the iB- yesterday morning suffered only dren were killed and three (rther 643-2408... 649-7578 The Open Forum UPHOLSTERY S C U M reimbursement; no work exanfined and discharged. He waa w a W e would taadot, fo r our part, omdd drop the fBm and obsMsd sennins coBOMaf fo r thsas; "How can a man be born when reotms eoifid writ be asked for a scratches and bruises when ths oh a i^ with failure to yield the other persons injured in a two car new appropriation tor laaara to ooidd be done on railroad proper­ cyde skidded aiid overtumsd on crash on a straight stretch of Welding from 7 A.M. to • PJC MMt the best way to (bsoourage as we gsaed Miraptiwed at the bstw san hp is old ...... of water and the Under the terme of the propoeed special taxing district to right of way, and will be presail- No job too big or too saalL Communications for publications in the Open Forum will not be sight of the eorona gtaering pink pervadedsnd fijtnra yeaw,” probahty to be ty to the North Knd because the the wet pavement, but the driver highway U.S. 30 west of Lexing­ guaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. The ipWt.” John 8:4-6 CLEANING supply parking in the downtown area, A tty. Herbert Phelon, rafiroad would not give permis- ed to Manchester Circuit Court 12 embesslement, or theft from with- around the ooihsr at the moob wa psisats iJao felt a "Tnihsiglng.” taken from the General Fond. waa arrested on two counts which ton yesterday. Located In The Herald reserves the right to decline to pubibh any matter that Find out what you are. Do not chairman of the Town Parking Authority, told town directm siim. on Aug. 12. Killed were Mrs. Martin L. Bar- H.AKTFORD ROAD to a bank, is to emphasise what a and at the dsrkneas of the tond ~ I asfais that firing’ Mid thfaik vaguely about H; take pm he muat answer in Manchester No one w*a injured in a three- may be libelous or which ia in bad taste. Free exprsMion of polit­ TEL. Ml 9-1752 last night that, “ I think we could start acquiring land within Formal action by the directors Cii-cuit Oourt 12 on Aug. 12. tManager Richard for eventual purchase as free town a l<»g period would be the Oefc- of parking areas co^ s up at the St., told police he took his brother’s Mancheiimr the profession of robbing banks poeipsnitksi for a fbfi life. aa ytu can, wtfo tha date to it. Ml 3-5747 next regular meeting on Aug. 6; Broad St., but one driver was ar- ton car, driven by Miss Diet Van cheers tram the graops af staerr- la i«*eiien mottvated ber If you dan not do so, find Martin outlined a aeriee of steps supplied parking lots. M l^ le lot. m otorc3role yeaterday about 9 a.m . rosted and one received a written from the outside. None of Mr. Martin’s Baslness fand Saturday dawned warm and era gathered on the HBaide. Thos which m ust firs t be taken. TTieee Director Theodore Piow«n c*>- at the same time, a date for a to go for a ride, and picked up Weerden, 24, of The Netherlands, hers be give of thsmselves; by why you dare not, and try to g«f The proposed taxing district ia public hearing on the proposed warning. went out of control. In the year 1M2, for instance, To the Editor, humid. By noon thin cloude cov­ poesed on eMtad M eeeopds onlfl Include: important not only as future legis­ Jected to the approach to Main passenger Steven Saas, 16. 570 m o o ered the sky and many glum words high rigpurd f o r Mieia am ad- obrength ef heart enough to look taxtog district ordinance could be I Vernon" St., who■ rode...... the buddy IVilice aadd a oar (friven by The Barton vehicle and one car­ there were 190 embeeziere in the First it happened in Germany, the first light ig ^ bsgSB *s ap­ yourself fairty In the face, to mind Garner's (1) A public bearing must be lation, but played a large part in S t. prafaftenw. were eacchanged by those picking ors —id as bsMvidiadB She held on the proposed ondinanice Leora J. Rowe, 20 Skirl St., struck rying L. J. Bjorgo, 61, Park Ridge, H £ next in Russia and now it’s ha^ pear and we again resorted to the aa wHl aa body. I do not doubt 8 (iltlSWOl.I) ‘<■1. the directora discussion of pro­ BiUns is not the only prob> — -’^seat.” oountry who got more than flO,- up mall and supplies from noon filters to observe the crescant r last sight at the indlvldnal setting up the taxing district Tkey cruised around for a while, one in the rear operated by Bet- 111., and Mrs. BJorg;o, 50, cx>Ulded. pening to us. I’m speaking of taut that the mind is a leoa pleaaMit \Vf (li\c (inen St.Liniis posed leases three areas in the Ia n to the area.^ I don’t-w a n t to teann White. 386 Parker St., Misa Van Weerden escaped with 000 each, but there were 5S0 bank "Cervini’s Ordinance.” Are we to maltioat about the possibility thst Howly growing larger aa the right stimnlaMd her studeata by within epecifie boundaries. . l ym a eii tfeto a d e ly from the the youth said, mostly in the vicin­ perhaps we weren’t going to be pirainttog them with Mw bsH thing to look at than the fsee, downtown for Immediate use as Religious Output Big which was stopped in a line of multiple lacerations. Bjorgo suf embeaziers who came out on the sit back and watch a police state ride of the oeh. and for that very reason K needa (3 ) TTie directora muat. vote on parking loty. p ro« interest of some of the pe^ ity ot Manchester High School on able to see it after all. learning materials, eeldam foegst- the measure after the hearing, and Biookfield St. On their last trip tra ffic for a red light. The im­ fered a broken leg and his wife amaU end o f the tiUie, averaging move into our oountry ? Is each ahortiy thereafter the fog oaors looking at. Members of the pariUng author­ pie. Suj* a piecemeal approach WARSAW —A azable part of person moving from Manchester Howaver by 3 o’clock some ttag tbe indMdnal nesds sad ea- a ten-day waiting period muik be down the streert, a oar pulled away pact forced her vehicle into one was cut and bruised. only $2,000 apiece for their intri­ blanket rornpisteiy dosed in. ob- Rev. Arthur . D. Leaker ity have JBiggested the town iq>- won’t, I donX think, be fruitful.” i Polirii business is inin. not 63- the In line ahead driven by Frederick This was the sectmd Dawson to be considered a criminal who patches of blue sky were visibie to caties o f each efafid. otsmrved if the is approved.' RepitoMcen Director Harold from the curb, and Cix. heading cate pains and the ddtible mental souring the son with its rnaipsn- Bixldngfaam Oongrega- propriat8^2,000 from the $35,600 I state or co-ops, but by religious, A. Edwards, 818 E. Middle Tpke. ‘County’, hi mid-central Nebraska, must have a certificate to leave? the north and they appeared to be km'in qiectade—the bmob. But w c Ifas-MitcfaeH. rest peacafoliy and (8) Then a budget for the tax­ in the parking meter fund for A. ’Turklngton objected to the un- ' social, and jroutfa organization.^ south, told police he swung around otrain of trying to fill and betray heading our way. By 3:30 the west­ tional Church Miss Rowe told police her foot crash to kill four persons. In Jan. Where’s our freedom to tnavel hod been able'to enjogr anhaaepersd bs aosured that the bond of friend- Olaatonbury ing distriat’s opermtlona muat be lease and/or improvement at: certataftlea of the Forest-Main St. and is virtually imoontroned by it. discovered he was headed for 5. a family of foiir Nebraskans I 'F( ) .\1 A I K a job at the same time. When one anywhere in the United States? ern idey was clear and blue but by the port sre wanted most to see ali^ totersat, dedication and loyal­ adopted for the remainder of the A parking area at Main and laaaa, aabjaot to termination on a large puddle of water that had slipped from the brake pedal. She l«C H. a . A. 4 o’clock a glance out the window the Government. Thi.s sector's waa iMued a warning for foHow- died, the first traffic fatalities of thinks of how hard an’embezzler Where Is our right to the pursuit and retired to the boose to pre­ ty. you created at thr O rsen fiscal year; an initial tax might Forest SU„ suitable after devel­ abort notice. production tops $126,000,000 a collected at the Durlfin St. corner the year In the state. < ).\i).\1 i-'(i )in' of happiness guaranteed to ue? Mr. disclosed to our dismay a thick pare the dinner sphidi hod been Sdiooi win continue. be levied fo r payment Jan. 1, 1964, opment of holding about 100 can. I wander If we ooefidn't forget from the rain, and hit his brakes, Ing too dosely. Eldwards was must work, not only keeping nor­ year and is more than twice that charged with failure to carry’ his MEANS Martin and Mr. Orvini may col­ fog bank rolling to between us and forgotten thst day. Oar only re­ Mn. David Kahn, when the second half of tax billa Cost would be about $9,000, most about that lot for a longer lease of private enterprise, according to sending the cycle Into a .skid and C mal records, but also false ones, lect a few paltry dollars but the ths tolands to the west. Would it 106 Feeguson Rd., Maneheater. beexme due. of it devoted to improving the sui^ the Purnell area, should the the two ^ys tp the pavement. registration. Hia case will be pre­ gret was. that we coidAi't ohserre the newspaper, Zycie Warszawy, sented in Manchester Circuit and of how often, in the end, he eftizens of this state and country get thicker and obscure erverything the effect on the ocean sad idande (4) Bonds muat then be b- face, providing liftin g, and re-1 taxing district not go through?" which urges reririctions. Oox waa arrested on separate I Personal Notices are losing liberty that money canT os H does so often on the coast TTadenlHdHg sad Eavtog* CANDY moving a physical and psychologi­ Court 12 on A ug. 12. doesn’t embeaale even enough to but H was an uuforgsttHde oued, after a referendum If the Reprfiiiican Director Harlan dhargea of operating an unregis­ ,/V m BRIOAN O o A X s buy if such a bill is even consid­ o f M alM ? Wa ooutd only wait and A Herald account ycerteiday of pay the lawyer he hiree to try to perience nevertheless To the Edttor, bonds are to be .general obligation cal block to use of the lot—a two- Ta}dor sought answers to detail SPECIAL DEUVERT tered and an uninsured motor e r ^ . see. Rita J. Ksaaay It was sriOi great Mdnrae arid binding ion thd whole town, or foot hig^ concrete wall running ! vehicle. an accident which occurred Mon­ keep hia aentectoe down, one oomee prcMemn—could the (Hstrict be BURLINGTON, Vt. (APJ — The In Memoriam for fuel oils, servfoa^ Think about this oarefully. Do A m we occupied ourselves with a sense of real loss to learn of without a referendum If the bonds the length of Main St. inqAemeoted without some cadi I A two-car crarii at 11. Center day on Center St. was incorrect. KITCHEN central fire station had a'fire de­ The story said that Pauline C. In loving memory of Walter H. Leg­ to the. oonoliwion that the em- you want a moving company de­ small chores we would take a look Martfihin MitcfaHl's tragic death. are revenue reear Is the one who is gone. 3 I«siw. Manchester Green School we came (6) After the bond iaoue, the erty owners for a. building site, attempting to cross from the di­ In memory we will alwaye keep him. anyone else. fed moved tp rvprras myadf pub­ vMons -would be made for polic­ her car she pulled into the statton. truck driven by’ Howard Skinner, no PEARL STREET at. tredaeaMT. to stop you and ask to see your ond predicted by the scientists we to know and respect this under­ parking sutbortty could begin ne- should the opportunity arise, to ing the proposed tax dUtrict park­ Firemen extinguished the blaze, vider strip into the eastbound lane. Just as the years roll on. As for the embezzler’a outside could detect the first break in the licly. My dlihtisn are attending Fashioned Goodnest Bolton. The story should hai-e HARTFORD, CONN. ’’p€issport ?■■ Do you want the standing and lo v ^ teacher. Her goUaiUona for purchase of prop- put up a building there. ing araaa?; coolito't a anall which apparently started in an Police said Olln J. BeSbe, 68, of Wife, son and famil.T utility companies "squealing” to perfect circle. With fascination we the Grem School in A stated toat the truck drli«en by rival and counterpart, the big bad and ail of us ar interest' to saeh child went far e»4y near the town’s Central Buai- This would eliminate the benefit amount be ^Mat to iaquove the aatatray. 79 Hoffltster St., pulled out from bemk robber, the economics of hie the police when you pa^ your watched the progress of the moon beyond the usoed tesrher student 8 STORES TO SERVE TOUh neoi DMrtot, or begin oondemna- of the $9,000 development cost, nibbling away at the eireie of the deep personal loss at the untimely DOUBLE bags? If you do Russia will prob­ •not MATK ^STREET - TEL 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS profession bother us too. The em­ death of “our” isietitMahip She hnew tion procedures tiwidd property but also "seems a highly unlikely ay, July *1 ably welcome you with open arms sun. by rams and fUsd Green School MANCHESTER ewnere be imiwifitog to negotiate. possibility,” according to Bruce bezzler sit least has some regular WORLD GREEN wflW'^TORES^^Ll ASYLUM S T .,. HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER for you are ready for a police Soon, however, the thickening with a hres that parents have for SHOPPING PARKADE What would the new parking Watkins, a parking autoority work to do end help soothe hia state. I for one think it’s none fog wouldn’t ailew light through M is . MitrheM baooght a is their own children as they watch areas *0001 tha town after clear- member. f S j e I a L SERvicE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 6 4 M 1 9 6 I H i Such Nonsense nerves while he is setting up his of Mr. Martin’s business where I to be seen through our filters, but qiaility into pdbiie sdioal aaati them grow, r erhaps Green School onoe, paring, HgMing and other Director Stone questioned the today; a oniqae dedtoatton to ad- eoold be aanwd in her honor as ROUTE 6, BOLTON advisability of sinking so much to .sccuso aucli embezzlement. But the bank rob­ go. I for one think it’s none of we disoovered that the ghmpses STAMPS inprorameiiitB ? the business of the police or the of fog weren’t bright enough to be a tokaa at krae and appreciatian money into the area. UMw «# pitotie power i ber has nothing but ird o f 76 people. erty values, each mill thus, geld­ ed. That Leaf Of Non-Lettuce ’Ihe three days bc(fore had been : It two aUtonoes oonstructed ing $7,710. A third oraa up for leoss In­ imoommonly hot for this region Thus the parking authority could cludes atxxit 120 spaces to toe Mm porpooa of a military oon- The oonclusion is none the less Issue bonds fo r $400,000 over a ten- Puraell' Parking area, moat of L to tba mitKIle o f Europe valid and important to human ear period, using the money for which are now leas e d b y a vutun- sMod Ibat they don't want beings because it happens to have Snmediate purchase of a number tary association of merebants. Pont and threaten to fight bem made by scientists who are of parking ureas. Cost to the town for lease alone The town directors, who Infor­ would be $6,000, with no knprove- Ibar any longer, then the actually veterinarians, specializing mally discussed the proposal last ment neceaeary. O a m pentobto thing for toem to In the health of animals. What night, wanted to know more about The sum would be added to the Id bo to (bobond themselvea the nation’s veterinariona, in con­ the areas Uiat would be developed merchant’s present ooUection for The biggest way vention assembled down in New for parking — an Interest they the lease, now running in the red f oot of that gun to gun probably ishare with some of the L«Mg near bold through the York City, heard Dr. Mark L. because not all Main St. stoiea roperty and business owners in participate. Morris of Denver say the other Sle propewed district. ips, to oootintM our argu- day applied, to aotuafity, to all Wants Block Excluded According to Garman, “K the costs only Phanell parking area were cut eff, gatosC oinoelf, neither aide Hvtaig things. Speaking informally, Seymour Kudlow of Seymour Auto Stores, I think It wouM prove ritgfatly Ho of bringing itself to an What he said was this: Daily 681 Main 8t„ said he would prefer dtoasterous for Main St.” ddic aAnloainn that Ms own "A leaf of Isttuce today te not DfiHvMriM to see the block between Brainard If and whmi the propoeed apMial pact woo never any- always a leaf of lettuce." PI. and Pearl St. excluded from taxing district le initi^ed, at Sale 1.47 two ^ toe areas might be bought s than a lot of preten- ’Ihet Is nutriticmsl truth, sk- "W m'I the district, because there Is no 329 SUIOS” l.«1 need there for additional parking. as permanent perking areaa. arnata foohshneee, which preased in a way which brtogs it H o n To He . thought businesses toward However, some of the direotora laa^y anited anything, and borne to rsbUts or to humane. Sorvica the center, were In greater need. hesitated at the Idea of leasee, tf you decide to own your new solid cher^ isaBy protected anything, “ A. leaf of lettuce today is not The placement of parking areas which would require the expend­ bedroom the largest way possible (tnple , Fssbapa K ia noceooary to ahvays a leaf of lettuce.” ¥ n ia t adll probably be a center of con­ iture of almoet all the money in it the present parking meter fund dresser, chest-on-chest, and spindle bed) a the tocmality of signing a This is so, Dr. Morris and an W * S d r troversy — as the placement of municipal parking has been in the for short term parktog, unless they will still cost you only $329! . pact between them, associate told the convention, be­ C o l past - with merchants distant { were sure that the taxing dUtrict 99.50 final dignity and usefulneos cause of what Americans have Sale 1.47 from the parking areas feeling | revenues would be available to haaa taro pacts fo r war. ‘ done to their eoU. WKh their m od­ M9-5341 shortchanged. buy or continue leasing the areas Doobb Fitted ...... 1.67 Popular single diesser (most t wo atfil hope that such fol- em ability to transport fresh food, agic value Atty. Phelon told the directors' later, dSxSg” Maallu FUIow Ooeea ...... Sale t tor 84e he would supply them with an up- i "If the taxing dLstriot to nert | like Colonial pieces) is 42” 1 baa not become a psyefao- and their resultsat concentration Buy pieces sepa­ dated 1962 report on areas slated | adopted by tbe board," asked Atty. wide, has 4 drawers, and a al neeeafity with Nikita of food production to certain su­ ★ rately : 54-inch 9- nor even a plausibil- perficially favoeaMe olimatee, our 99.50 drawer Triple 30x26 mirror included at Mjr wltli anybody down at Wash- food produceia have ravaged the Dresser and Mir­ $99.50. GRANT-MAID* Extra tall, (44 inch) chest of feWtoH. W o aUB hope that, if the natural rtchneee of our soils, and WHEE! WATER’S ror, $159. Full or •wo amrid gtonts do succeed in then made hapbasaid attempts to WHITE PERCALES five drawers is 32 inches wide. twin size Spindle •oraploUng- theh* treaty on the nu- replenish these soils without pay­ One deep drawer is divided for Beds, $59.50. 32x HOT-HOT.., ASX) JMft y aai uoffc ... edaar teat ban, and then want to ing much attention to * anything eomJbad motion storage of shirts. Semi-An­ 491/2-inch 5-drawer 1B6 Itawada t e the sgmma m eh nual Sale price $99.50. bidU apBM Boore peace on top of other than the bustneee of obtain­ THERE’S A LOTI DftARERY SHOP - 11 OAK STREET Chest - on - Chest, that token acoomidiahnient, they ing a ipfiok, marketable growth. 159. $119.50. PHONE 643-5171 aan reach for eoiiiething real and As a reaul'., said Dr. Morris, F M O r (Left) Bedsid* •angfiile, some peace diet of meat “the soils to the United States Nowl For «riy JUMBO GRANTwMABI^ table has 19x14 and bones ' md proteins to which have changed. Foods and fodder inch top. stands dftj for ftid...bot WRter 26 inches tall; . Mm non-aggreasion pact between today don’t have the nutritive CANNON BATH tOW a for all—all the tiine! haa a handy pacta aiigbt fallow .as some souffle value of two generations ago. ’Ihe - Sale 1.77 drawer. day must oome when the United ei”slM ” ...... , 1.97 a t tfiasc pacts WHS origi- States must take time out to learn i r y o a Hvs in a typeoiJ faoamk 119.50 you oookL osoily nm oat o f.hod Sale 77* 29.95 what H Is doing to He eoiis and t^ •rfBBtosd in purportsd de- aatar aavaml timoa a aaok. tonM af a dtolometic, poiitioal and impact of soil en human and aid- Nam yam aam imaa mU A t kat 'sHMaqr oqiaatoatkm of Europe ,m sl health. malar yam aqaf at one Ham far s*MA was to fact an impoeeibility "For many years we have been only 9}4f* a'day. Think of ft— 59.50 (Right) Bedside piece hsrnusr K was not an organizatiem searching for viruses. What we o n ly ey it* a dayl doubles as a night ta­ 89.50 knt a dtvtolrm When Russia nad need is to look for what Is going Yea, thanks to Mobilheat— Sale 1.77 Double Fitted ...... 1.97 ble and 3-drawer stor­ tos Ttoitsd States decide, as they wrong with the soils that grow and an <^-flred hot water beater age chest; 20x15” . Regulation four-drawer chest afowrect capacity—yoarfon^y 49x88” Percale Plfiow Oases...... Sab 9 for 87c tpM t soma day or else have It-de- food and fodder which oauae de­ con taka care o f oB fiieir washing (looks like 6 drawers) is 32 pletions to the body and have • -V 44.50 ■qgdad to r Mm u by action on the needa at one time. inches wide, 42 inches tall. p a rt a t tbs Gsnnans thonselvea, soemthing to do with serioua dis- M om oan d o t in ftunSy w stii, flHt Bsrtto is one city, and Ger- 8 b can do the diahea o f the aune ■MBQr ana nation, and even Eurc^ The leaf that eometimes oomeF time Junior takes fab both, and toaHf ons eonpnunity, then both masquerading among ua as a leaf y o a an joy a afapwer. > .. -o-v. Ev- - . pMte SMI be buried without eere- of lettuce, Hke the af^le that pre- Don’t delay—phone nstodi^. Saletr '. O - i V .'v tfUY TWO PHJX>WS ssoflM er isgvst- tenda to be an apple, or the potato Find out how easy ft b to swftdi AT ONE LOW PRKEI . I f jmaaaama does insist en pro- which caile Maelf a potato, are all tea Mohflheatieredwai* heat. qataipIfiS something over them, let too often grown by aoirie proceee It safe bs any imaginaiy eulogy which uiee aoil ar sand merely 7 9 .5 0 atogpi hear they kept the peace, or aa the prop in which the plant is im asm w . Sale 2 atA50 V- Semi-Annual Sale Sayings .■0kfamai Mito o r that. W hat they held to position while it takes its Low foot Bookcase bed has ' ItoisAMH to try to keep the world feeding of cbemicala. Thia is an .sliding doors; twin or full r ertole the world was unpleasant topic in any caaa, and ’ ^ Sale 2 m4J0 on custom made slipcovers sizes. Msking peace, and one. beat (fisouased - during tbooe 2 rar very good even in beneficial summer months whm W E GIVE (Right) Big 50-inch triple Seven - drawer 44x20 - inch htor posture of poUcy moat of us arc temporarily saved GREEN STAMPS *Recr. $185.00 Sofa and Chair, 2 piacea;...... 99. drener base has six drawers imeehole desk makes letter­ and. sMIitary Mrength. frohi the nutritionar perils of non­ Sale 2 a.5A8 *Reg. $185.00 Sofa and 2 Chaira, 8 pea...... 135. evenly divided for Mr. and writing easy whether in bed­ anr firigUsnsd or dster- vegetables by the teeming produce *R ^. $87.M Sofa Slipcovers...... 89.95 Mrs. The 88-SO-inch mirror room or Uving wx»n. Two of our own gardm plots. *Reg. $108.00 SUpcoven for 2 Chairfi...... 79JS0 ie inchided at $126. deep fUesI 4 9 .5 0 MORIARTY Select in your home from prints and coordinated sol­ Inapectora Trained Low-foot liaiNled headboard id colors. Slipcovers are installed when c<»nid ted! bed in full or twin sizes, Call 648-5171 for an appointment. priced furniture! lo w e r s are dove­ STORIU, Ootai.— C ity BROTHERS YoaH notice dressers and chest have $49.50. Similar bed with foot- iaopectors otbar officials in OPEN D U L Y •standard 76” sofaa; single cuohloa chairs. full idatfoim bases (projecting on 3 tailed front and back, havb boxed-in rubbed, polished, waxed and buffed b o ^ to match peadboard, New fitogtond have bem given pco- M l 3-5135 sides) and S-fcurved Ogee feet, as well sk bottoms with loads of glue blocked, cen­ a satiny smooth finish. Subtle i tha nonber of W.T. $69.60. ^ feeelonel training at the tlnWei^ 301-315 Cniiw St. thumhnail-nioMed drawer e d ^ . Tops ter guides. Nylon,glides and are dust- tMluing adda to their ageless < ■ 't batag raoord- Mty of|Coimecticut in a pilot pro- have fiofitndid adgefi as need en t0|>- proofed throoffKMH Badi psioe is hand- .t^mmbac.at m a n to upgrade city aervicea. $HOPPlNePMIUIUE MMN S H E E T VERNON CIRCLE Buikfiagr Officlala^ - - - - Oonforenea - \ at ’> M ANCHBIB R e i| d H era ld MANCHESTER - V. ' d . \ . i . V X j^kM CHESTER EVENING H ERALD, M ANCH ESieR . OGNN„ W I3DNESDAY, JULY 31,1968 MANCHESTER EYEING HERATJl, MAMCBESISL WEDSlSIMUr, JULY SI. 199S Jonea said Ward’s solicitor was reporter who testlfled-iln his de­ ttadgrams are rinniitig 60 to 40 fense at the trial, and one to his Angry and Frastfaied istification. But he said told It artll be Impossible for the Pay Tax on Time Bristol Firms defendant to be present In court lawyers. be dooMs that is an entirely ac­ The informant added' fhat Mlae Self•Appointed Fireinan Sktte News Senatoreof Botli Parties curate refteetkai of poUic opinion before next week at the earliest. To Avoid Penalty The presiding judge. Sir ArcMe Gulliver was informed at the hos­ Qivil Rights BiU Hit "boesnae em tj those who are pital at noon that Ward was out Waive Debt atuMgly for or against ever take Marshall, resumed his summing ChinaSeen Behind Should Have Left Job toProe up of the evidence and Ms in­ of danger, but;would require. 10 to Taxpayers have only until the traobte to send you a mes- 14 days M treatment. Joha B. Beasea Roundup 4:80 pjn. tomorrow to pay the To Attend Pact Signing Takes structions to the Jury after cancel­ John B. Benson. 70, of the Luth­ To Help City ing Ward’s bail and Instructing Jones called an ambulance. From Seven Directions Stsite poMca bavs first Installment on their town ^ a member of the Senate Ward was taken on a stretcher, eran Home, JUi^etowr, formeriy OM l taxes without penalty. , the police to "take the normal Korean Incidents (OeottoneA fMm Armed Services Cbmmtttee. Goid- covered with a red blanket, to a of ManchMter, died yesterday in tsisr tlM good aaassiMsa who Paul COrvlnl, collector of BRISTOL (A P )—A group M I,” Gold- steps to ensure greater security” Middletown. He was financial sec­ mods Hke a one msa Hrs woter sold be wDl give a great of Ward. hospital. By MABIX>W ^lence than the "ruthless leaders board to b* foM revenue, reports Tetums by manufacturing flnas, noting the agreed with (be deal of oreigM to what the Joint Drugs Ward, charged with two counts Defense lawyer James Burge who are promoting racial unrest.” retary of Emanuel Lsitheran company early ast mm age for compulsory maH and In person have been presented AinelaNii PrcM N«w» A«*ly»t cU/B financial dlfUeuitisS. of­ Humphrey that odra and fattaers CUefa of Staff aay about 'the told the judge he accepted the of procuring young girls for im­ Btennls caUed the civil rights CSiurch for more than 20 years. other than as specified heavy in recent days. China. On bta iiHtiira 1 nnnificatiaa of Korea by orhicli WA8HINOTON (AP)-^MkwUiern ,He was bom in Sweden on Aug. ing rihould leave any move that treaty. .(Conttaned trom Page One) » court’s decision to go ahead with moral purposes and three counts MU a "colossal grab for power by to the profeer'nneis Tax collection windows will fered today to waive recovery of bear from the taometaOm. of llvlhg off the proceeds of java- poUtlcbuw ha.v« attacked Presi­ 4, 1892, and lived in Manchester cash and taiterast owed tiMtn by r He be was informed that the trial. Pyemgyang, Sie Mosffta the attorney general.” James J. FVeeman. 21, s f X Hscaig. who baa been a open at 8:30 tomorrow morn­ tion to the treaty win "tatofreil wMle Gen. Maxwell D. ^Taylor, Ward, SO, an osteopath and art­ titutlon,. could get a maximum of dent Kannedy’a civil lifhts MU, Wallace accused the a President for 48 years. Before he retired he Bristol as oveipayinant on tbsir granrirliildrrn and we know when he took the drugs,” ital, be aaid ta a River « _ RodrriUe. was ar- la the West Hartford ing. a raindrop in Phoenix, Aria.*" ist. was found unconscious this 26 years In prison. now in Oongresa, trom seven main of bringing the naUon "to the was employea as a velvet weaver qntsm sines U27, most re­ personal property assssamants. ta their taring, chaimaB of tbe Joint eUtfs, was a hospital spokesman aaid. half of onr totUtsBy d: rsoted yesterday sod charged Phoenix la the home ol d I one also in-' I kept lufurnicd of developments, "H e is being given the usual morning by a friend, Noel Howard Tuesday, at his trial. Ward was brinkcivil war" by what he at Cheney Bros. He was a mem­ with breaking and eatertng st Okmaid High . Sehool, ‘ In addition, tha compaMao' of­ rebuked by Justice Marshall for South Korea) ta But MississippUns particularly termed an attempt to appease the ber of Scandia Lodge, Order of racial Imbalance due to the loca­ fered a cash payment to ti»o city. water. keeping their| tbe aerrice beads tbemselves were reniscltating treatment that is Jones, in whose flat he had spent have personally attacked the without |iii iiilwinn and wOBfUl mart aetiaa after' receiv- the night. h interrupting the proceedings. He tion a t the UR. leaders of the Negro civil rights Vasa, and Unne Lodge. Knights M Febniary that Ms tion of the school. The total in walvert of tspay- Humphrey, the not cononited. given In all these cases.” we have not pot Presidesit and Ms hrother, Atty. deetruotion of property. When the 230 Negro students are I Ward ia now In a private room A resident of the* building said apoligized and said he was imder demonstrations. ‘ of Pythias. Acoording to police. Five- wmdd not be renewed at ment and Intarwt, plua the offar cratlc leader, reported '*Wlad dtolinrhea me is that we ! The Senate Dcmocirmtic leader quite a strain. national Ubrration Ceil. Robart F. Kennedy. South' Carolina Gov. Donald He is survived by his wife, Mrs. taken out of grades 1 -6, only 180 of caah paymant, amounte to WMte House cooferanoe iltoiimfed the teadiig of i Mike Mansllrid of Montana, told on ’ the top floor of the hospital he understood Ward had left "lots AMlieuth the announced purpose man spotted f lames coming e e Mem M tbs acbool' year be- pupils will remain In these classes and lots of notes.” "Natianal HtaxadtaeT RusseU denounced the bill as "c ^ Emma Karlson Benson of the that reaponae to i radii'grnm'id I want I the Senate Tbesday that "thCTe ia i and there is a police guard beside munist aray of fteoalBnBE a of the MU U to guarantee Ne- from an abaadooed boose at Mono he srould become 65 this —65 white and 65 colored. _ 3918,814. , w , him. Police are also on duty at A source close to Ward said 30,000 Supply Parts erclve legl.slatlon” which will Lutheran Home, Middletown: two Burbank and Crystal Lake mar. The notice eald it wae with- Mayor 'Walter J. M u t^ y Jr. nedy’s national broadcast ' adtaS ndOCary chances we no, room for partiaonaMp” in to advance uiinuiiiintaniL El ta F»t gnes equal treatment, the douth- "breed resistance and perhaps vio­ eons, J. Hugo Benson of Manches­ The kindergarten will not be nounclng the IT n niltlilli Win is It are taldiag. ta ligning s treaty with I caokterathm of tbe treaty. He . the hospital entrance, that sunoiil:. the notes was one to Rds. and wanted to help- He owt reflsetian on the quality of Ms prompUy issued a aUtement hail­ Julia Gulliver, 22, his constant More than 30.000 China's cantentiai' rtnit IDb eomftartabla spoC emers, aU Democrats, have spent lence.” ter and Arthur R. Benson of Fair- affected, but requests for transfer teat ban agroemont 't keep any iaaid both parties pledged in their i Hospital authorities indicated DETTROrr— IttUe time on Negroes’ righU. did not know bow to operate out of the kindergarten will be ing the companies’ offer aa "an companion in recent weeks: one firms are suppliers to United chev’a policy a t tmanmg aen Louisiana Rep. Joe D. Waggon- lawn. NJ.; four daughters, Mrs. gertngly good.” tlkey wnnt In brash.'* 1960 platfonns actio|i to end nu­ that Ward is expected to recover. I with the Weot liaiiqiwra Ota “ta»- Has and taka West. Here are the seven mrections the nearby alarm and an de­ ia expected to have honored, according to the plan. outstandtaig ex a m ^ of the ooei- 1 Prosecutor Mervyn Grlffith- to Barry O'Brien, a newspaper States automobile manufaoturera. ner Jr. said the President has is­ Robert Ising of Msmaroneck, N.Y., cided to do the nmt beM ___ effecU in various cem which induotrtea Nava for the “ I don't doubt that Us mail and clear testing. they’ve taken so far in state­ sued an "open invitation to mass Mrs. Astrid Smith of Manchester, Requests for transfer to Nathan­ ments at congressional committee thing. He took a fire truck •nsaiid the state wtiere they iel Ely from other schools will also wen being of our city." violence” by warning that if Con­ Mrs. C. H. Madison of Avon, and from the Oyatal Lake Flrc- tavo attmq?ted to fores retire- A state referee last month Is- besirings: gress fails to enact his bill Ne­ Mrs. Ronald Carlson of Peramus, be honored U they do not disturb The Kennedys are trying, to bouae looatsd only a qoarter of a m t far as ether reason than age, tbe racial bsdance, the board said. aued a finding in favor of the groes will seek a "remedy” in N.J.; and 11 grandchildren. mandatory 70 in the New Departure division of Gen­ arab more power and have en- the streets. , • The plan adopted by the board aouraged the Negroes’ demons Funeral services will be held I'M* been criticized by the local eral Motors, wMch appealed the Wallace, South Carolina Sen. tomorrow at 2 pm. at Emanuel •trations; Communists must be Strom Thurmond and Arkansas chapter of the National Associa­ city’s personal proparty aaBasa- asixed up in the Negroes’ acUvl- Lutheran Church chapal. Hie Rev. tion for the Advancement of Color­ ment foimula more than,, five Atty. Gen. Bruce Bennett thought C. Henry Anderson, pastor of Modes Workers Reject IUT3 2 V e u ties; aitd the bill is uncmistitu- they saw Communist influence be­ ed People and other groups as years ago. tlonal, is a shortcut to tyranny, is Eknanuei Lutheran Oiumh will of­ KABSVOBD (AP>—The Vot- being inadequate. The finding aaid tbe cltFa val­ hind Negro demands for equal ficiate. Burial will be n East aad Hoopitsl in Rocky an invitation to violence, and rights. None proved anything of uation method during the years would deprive aU Americans of Cemetery. a rxtad capacity of 1 ,- STRIKE AT WAVEBLY’S 1957 through 1969 was "Improper O U R AAOST the kind. personal and property rights. 'There will be no calling hours. BLGWU for Fifth Time cars and troat and resulted in aa unjust and S- Sens. Sam J. Brvin Jr. of North 1,833 vototans over tbo CHESHIRE (A P )—The man­ The moot crmtroversial part of Friends may make contrifoutione to agement of one of Connecticut’s legal assessment.” the biU — the one which has Carolina and James O. Eastland the church's memorial fund. The nM ng June SO. 3 of Mississippi, members of the bmge*^ restaurants, the Waverly It also meant the kMa for Bris­ brought the most stremious South­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main By A vote irf 168 to 124. the employes of Itaymond Watt, tol of about gl.36 miHion In back Senau Judiciary Committee, hit in Ms oimual re­ Inn, was scheduled to meet with ern objectlwis — Involves public St., is in charge of arrangements. yesterday rejected the fifth attempt by th _ union spokeamen today to discuss taxes. The companies had paid a the bill from another direcUon. am Gar. Domvooy today notod UNUSUAL accommodations. Ervin called it a "short-cut to dies G arm ent W orkers U nion. (U A iW AFL-CH). t o settlement of a strike of the Wa­ required portion of the aeaees It would ban discrimination Mrs. Msry C. FrancoUae «g tbo total number treated meats, but withheld the remalnd- against Negroes in business places government tyranny" and East- Mrs. Mary Carone Francoline, tute coliective barKaininK at tbe ctethiB* ' "" 10 inatttwtIoB during tbs past verly Mred help. land denounced it as a "complete The walkout of about 80 wait SHEETS catering to the public, such as 68, of Hartford, mother of Rocco Pine St. phut. f 80S voterans were dls- In their joint letter to lu y to blueprint for a toUliUrian sUte." Francoline of 16 Duval Bt.. died era, bartenders, cooks and other stores, restaurants, motels. The llnn’a vice presidenL JoaMdi safBcieBt to t f l i e there were 106 kitchen workers came just before Murphy, the heads of the Bristol The persbnal attacks on the Ervin, once a justice on the Monday at St. Francia Hospital. T. Bell, said today that he is “hap­ North Carolina Supreme Court, in of the M ectiii. they wiHl ns* he M- the dinner rush last night. firms said that "In view of the President rr^d his brother came Other eurvivors Include a daugh. py at the choice our peofrie have vestigsaed- _ fit ^ A tio n to aervices per- Mrs. Helene Roozen. owrner of city's financial predicament,” five from three MissisSippians — Gov. clvU righU fights in Congress ter, three brothers, two sistem and made, and tbe confidence they ex­ over the years usually has chal­ The m ak es' drviiinasi hs uajta*# emsBOd at thf home and hoapital, the restaurant, rallied relatives, of the compenies ‘‘offer to waive Ross Barnett, Atty. Gen. Joe T. three grandchildren. pect from their management-’* tii> nOeets the Gnsccnl Watt pointed out that tiie the headwalter, and a few other recovery of 3492,787, plus Interest Patterson, and Sen. John F. Sten- lenged the constitutionality of a The funeral will be held tomor­ UnloD officiatB were net ao bill. He challenged this one, too. fear similar iiiiiiniiiata VeCariaw Homo and Hospital Oom- employea who stayed on the Job. due them in the amount of 3127,- nis — and from Alabama’s Gov. row at 8:15 a.m. from the O'Brien pleased about the juteonm. hnsMg in the past tea yean. naorieet granted more than 381." They formed a small work force 081. Georgs C. Wallace. He said it would deprive all Funeral Home, 104 Main St., Hart­ refused to sign the aHklal tnlley Americans of personal and prop­ The Tti'-WTT tzied tariioe aaa Xt aid to dependent widowed to keep the food moving to about In addition, the firms offer to Elamett accused the President ford, with a solemn Mass of re­ compiled by Oriaado Rodso. the tahttsh ttaelf in tSS3. wdBh m aaaChara, widows, wives snd cMl- erty rights. quiem at St, Augustine's Chiu-ch 80 customers who were already at make ah overall cash payment of of “ S o w ^ seeds of hate and vio­ National tabor nd tte o f vetacaoB of all wars. their meal when the strike began. lence,” said his brother is per­ Kennedy, anticlpaUng this kind at 9. Burial will be in Rose Hill representative who rw d ortod the 1239,888. ..." S I H U E of argument when he '• sent his - M m A spokesman for Local 159 of As fqy the cash payments, New sonally responsible for "putting Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. election. fent. mobs in the street,” and blamed civil rights bill to Congress along Friends may call at the funeral Wmmt FBghim Stopped the Hotel and Restaurant Em- Departure offered 376,768, Associ­ Whether a peatmt sriB ho ploy End Bwrtenders Union laid both. Kennedys for encouraging with hlS message explaining it, home tonight from 7 to 9. tered is stm uneertaia. HAJEXrORD fAF) — Two sons 68 ated Spring Oorp. 381,042, Ingra­ said: "Abraham Lincoln, in issu­ the workers left their jobs because ham O). 349,048, Superior Electric 12ElW" lYW N demonstrations, sit-ins, and local The ILOWU-fl U57~ Uie 1 inuTts Pun^, Bloamfirid man of "an accumulation of gzl*v- law violations. ing the Emancipation Proclama­ quarters could i Oo. 329,698, and Accurato Brass hSMd ht Ms yard last ances.” f ITTfO Patterson said Robert Kennedy tion 100 years ago, was also ac comment today. Friday l y a phanmetlng Kaman Corp. 34.749. ti«» “ demonstrated his immatur­ cused of violating the property Funerala The act that brought matters to A sixth company, Bristol Brass rights of slave-owners. Indeed, The pleaded .today for an a head, he said, was the assigning Corp., offered to pay taxes and •s ovm ity, IrresponslMllty, and fiendish with a qulat and ta taat fights owar homes and dsUght” in wielding power and there la an age-old saying that of a cashier with more than 20 Interest amounting to 364,108. luin- » ‘property has its duties as well Anthony J. Rowe poign among years of service to a split shift, Mayor Murphy said the move by that the two Kennedys are "far The funeral of Anthony John ftnpkiyee. ity Jr., as, and Don­ fir r E D stzt-' mors responsible” for racial vlo- as its rights.’ ” birs. Roozen said the assignment local Industry to waive recovery Rowe. 248 Woodbrldge St., w-az Union rsfaeoentativcs eventual­ ald Fhaty. Id. oMd Kaman should allowable under terms of the of the tax monlee and Interest, and held this morning frotp the Holmes ly iqiproadied the ftam'a manage­ Mar altitude teats only union’s contract with the jtestau- ment and asAed that a vofamtarT their offer of cash payment, was Funeral Home, 40P Main St., with swampy woodlands. rant. ‘‘a oontrifouUon unprecedented in a Mass of requiem at St. James' agreement be liawa 1 9 with tim range bo- oSi.... »-“• tailiHi, but tbe requoat wan lejact- the annals of our dty.” He said Dead Koreans Raiders, Church. The Rev. Bugene F. ’Por- ahould fly 170 TO 164 the total money involved amounted CIUUICE ed. pey was celebrant. Mrs. Jans Mac- to riutolo them to HARTFORD (A P ) — The State to about half the city’s deficit. carone was organist. Burial wws The union then aaitad tba Ha- spot in cmer- Motor Vehicle Department’s dally 'Ihe state referee's finding in Veteran’s FTeld, East Cemetery. tionaJ Labor Relatiene Board to record of automobile fatalities es recommended a 50 per cent basis NOT JUST A n w Weapon Tests Indicate Father Torpey read the oofnsnittal conduct an electian. _loa to file a for- of last midnight snd the totals on for both personal and real prop­ wilb ' service. _ weeks ago unioo e ttk wllJt BkManficid town the same date last year: erty asseaenent. During the 1967- 5 -ch .t c o U — Bearers were William Rowe, management to draw up aa ‘BHy sold tbiy may also 1962 1963 69 period, Bristol aseeeeed per­ ■VEBY siom i— n w i - ent benefits offered were compar­ Itbere. tbey aaid, a holicopter bare­ parable period last year, when the cent St., Hartford, was suffering erty on Goodwin St. able to those ottered in imkonzed Potice today leportoe tttaat total dropped from 36,483 to 30,- from scalp lacerations and a poe- a l l JR. BO Y’S sKORT SLEEVE SPORT SHMTECUT 2 S X TO SD% When surrounded. The girl, and another 16-year- bora, aged U aad M. bare adenk- ly mismrf the bouao and crashed American diplomatic officials Daniel D. Stewart and Mary 8 . Shops in the Capital Regioa. and 850. sible fracture of the right collar­ Md local girl who was nearly mo­ that the proposed 35-boar week tod pslfecing a total at atarit on tftc firid. towels Sterwart to David W. Comp and bone. studied the flare-up in Korea lested by a yoiing door-to-door xmamhera finding the Hartford had the largest number against the background of the CM- Mary Beth Oomp, property on week was economically imfioriHi of claims with 5,239. Bridgeport Mrs. Russell was struck by a cor magazine salesman on the same "The major issue.” said BcO. “ is pockekbeoka at the JBiiiilinii War- piiot’a employe badge on ALL GIRL’S PLAY A SWIMWEAR...... CUT 20% TO SD% nese Cwnmunist cleavage with .the Hcrilister St. toe ground aftor the family moved was second with 4,699, followed by being driven by Miss Carol L La- day as the rape, both positively Henry F. SkeHy to Andrew J. whether strangen arc going to be tzic CD. on HiBieid S$- nata, 17, of 7 Olasier Dr., Olaa- Soviet Union and Red China’s es­ identified O'Callaghan as their as­ Waterbury with 4,376. pousal of a hard line agipist the Baylock and Barbara P. Baylock, allowed to r^cesent our em­ toribur>’. sailant, Capt. George McCaughy ployes.” careful about According to police rwxirts, Mrs. ALL LADIES’ LIGHT COLORED DREE SEE CUT 2S% TO SD% property on Overland St. at ficat but sotne- said. Jordan Reich, and Rita Reich to Such charges braugbt a hot re­ lioe aaid. R was lepemed Russell was crosttng l^iruce St., The North Koreans have aligned in the last few thensselves with the Rod C3iinese, The two girls accompanied Capt. Bernadette M. Deere, property at sponse from union officials, who MiaiMz was ntaaaimg firam Rock ville-V emon heading east, to viait at the home ■ X T * A who supported them in the Korean MoCaughey and Det. Thomas Gra­ pointed out that, wtthin the plant, bags o f office mcksEo ot ■‘They’re buzzing of Mn. Helen Logue, 137 Spruce 38 Claire Rd. and even going over ALL LADIES’ SWIM SUITS CUT aS% TO 50% conflict. ham to Cranaton, R. I.. yesterday Release of Attachment a committee M sisop workers tienponj tame after Ube 1 St. Miss Lanota was traveling ■ONOI A Stats Dspartment spokesman, to make the identification. O’Cal­ Sage-AUen A Co. Inc. against would represent the employe*. had name in for a drank Aiaae dming teat Crash Victim south on Spruce 8L, on her way •JJtaaaaau Richard I. railUps, said Tuesday laghan is being held there at the John R. Luman and Marjorie Lai- rather than outsideta. watecnonier zsar tatae oO&ie. home after shopping on Main St. ths North Koreans’ aggressiveness Adult Correctional Institute for man, property on Bush Hill Rd., There were 321 workers eligible ’Ib e boys were repented Miss Lanata aaw the woman ■ X T * * ALL PICNIC ACCESSORIES...... CUT1D% TO 3Sl/a% appears to be a demonstration ■ of arraignment in Kingston Superior 1260. for the vote yeaterday. of wtaicb twice en Rdy 1 2 . asid -atkaa Vhmf Pmmj Not Livmatock Remains On croseing the street, applied her truculence connected with the 10th Court ta; be St. pleaded innocent when A hospital spokesman said Pron­ .. . of-state magazine firm and was JORDAN, Minn. (AE) — In a the shade. heard last Thursday, « •8-... Comp. Vq(. 39^ ALL BO Y’S SHOR-f^EEVE SPORY5HBITS..... CUT 25% TO 50% movements inside China. working here in a three-man tales owicz is no longer under oxygen The United States and South Ko­ double wedding ceremony at the "But you can get tbe rigM; through his attorney, crew the day of the rape. He had German Lutheran Oiurch here! amount of color 1^ ■tfing near tbe really go in for toe and is reapK>ndlng to treatment. He rea are in an Infinitely better mil­ R. Burton of Rocky Hill. suffered multiple fractures, cuts RENTALS been identified by the two girls Mrs. Beaulah Johnson vtas mar-1 sun. not directly in it," says loreiy way. Tm rrmewiBr • poQjr arao purchased as SPORTSW EAR itary position than they were 13 k e a OB toe aoB tt> I and bruises. ALL LADIES’ SUMMER ...... CUT 20% TO 50% years ago when the North Kore­ from a photogra^ earlier this rled to Herman. F. Trost. The oth-' English fortress Mary Pesch H w a pet.. week. er couple exchanging vows at the | peachea-and-cream coaiplexion is is good for toe Two men who were riding in the ans poured SM:ross the 88th Paral­ JudRe Aimentano reserved de- other car are slightly Improved Chief ReaAIOn,. said a warrant same ceremony were Mrs. John- right in style, and she baa a name who apexid a kS ri ® at the time. lel in a surprise attack. have heavy, wrizikScd today at Rockvijie City Hospital. The only American figbung men charging O'Callaghan with rape, son 8 son. Jack D. Johnson, and j to match. Be aaid today "Nowhere in the ALL MEN’S SUMMER PAJAMAS CUT 20% TO 30% and extradition papers for his re­ Arllne Henry. ' Marj-'s baa weathered an the savz. They were both rushed to the hi Korea then were about 600 mil­ 1 roguIottaBs (o f Rocky Hill) do I hospital in serioua condition. 'Don­ itary advisers stationed with Ko­ turn here, were served yesterday A little BUD here and to iA i Kag KprmMly or by implication i right, mays Mazy, hta ald Burnett, 32, of Bast Long- rean forces. The last U.8. combat by Manchester police, but he is that a poBy^kept in a village resi- meadow, Maas, driver of the car, • WEEKLY ALL MEN’S SHORT s l e e v e SPORT SHRTS CUT 20% TO 50% troops had been pulled out more not sure just when the youth will midday rays. ' dmeo aone is prohibited. The cmly “ A little SUB CHI suffered head Injuries and multiple ‘ than a year before. be brought back to face trial. Today in Washington ! rofgonce io to livestock or poultry lacerations. Eld win Johnson, 41, • MONTHLY The 8oufh Korean army in mid- Although Rhode Island authoiities and arms can gree ysa : oader a ruesJ reoidential zone.” (o f a glow. Bet toeie o t Crestridge Dr., Vernon, a pas­ EYBIY BASEBALL GLOVE ...... -OIT 20% TO 50% 1960 had only about 66,000 epm- could nolle ciiarges there and com­ ^ ^ I Tbe judge aaid the section was a senger, received chest Injuries and mit-him to Manchester police on de- worse than prrRiig and toe leirib , to Kvestock or poultry •YEARLY’ bal-ready men and was badly out- WASHINGTON (AP) — In the^change Oomniiesion after . multiple cuts. ed by the North Koreans. The the more serious charge of rape, news from Washington: tailed study of securities markets a y look th a t rrsiilirs^_ Carraa. and did not cover any an- and mactlces. nhieh tarn ra the face.'" Both Burnett and Johnson are ALL SUMMER'A BEACH TOYS ...... CUT 20% TO 50% K I Korean air force numbered the phlef said, they feel they have "ONE, TWO—bend” : Pushups, and practices. much tam « toe lace. j^taml kept as a pet or plajmate. employed by Clyde Chevrolet- 82 planes. "a pretty strong case.” knee bends and the like are whip­ 8TNOOM: Swinging in a great Mary was bora ta SosSb Africa j; ttjm m woa arrested after he re­ Bulck in Rockville. OUR LOW RATES figure 8; tbe new cowmunitoficos and ,women ■ there neccr otoy to! dogd m get rid of the pony on Now, there are 50,000 American i ping American students into sha:^ The accident ta being invMti- "military men in South Korea, in­ Steel Plant Urged and now Itl’s the adults'. turn, or satellite Syncom 2 is stOl drifting tne sun wboi it is hcottoE dmns 1writtaB order of Angelo Tolley, g^ed by Chief Constable EJdmund Inehid* •vBiything ALL BARBECUE GRILLS...... *OY 20% TO 40% cluding the 1st Cavalry and 7th In­ so reports the President’s Council westward over Africa. Grwmd on them, abe aaya. Her matoH-Fnocky HBI budding in s^ tor. Tol- Stations report that It ia u^kiug never Jeft the lasiw wStostat gnid he Itad received one com- Dwyer, .and Constables Ikiward fantry Divisions. AUCKLAND, New Zealand — on Physical Fitness. Carlson and John Marshall. •xetpt gcHoRnt. Tbe South Koreans have a 'bOO,- Oonstruotion of an integrated iron "Today’s school children are properly. _ . . tag cowqilrtrty cowtaud «M«9*|yiiitat_S>eat R y ’s keeping "Mid- ALL SUMMER INFLATABLE TOYS ...... CUV 20% TO 40% 000-man force equipped and and steel plant costing about 339,- spending more time in physical The 79-pound spacecraft is In-. for her _ trained by the U nit^ States. 000,000 hM been recommended fV>r fitness programs and are meas­ tended to- move to a soot overliierful ricta.’ Mazy aeyx. $300,000 Grant Made The U.S. 8th Army In Korea the Auckland area. Geologists urably stronger and in better Brazil. Then its q>eed wiB be ad-’ -L y y , BXSKKDKD FOBECAST 'ALL GARDEN TRELLISES and LAWN EDGING ...... C n a % TO 3S% lives In a constant state of read­ have found iron-sand concentraite physical condition than the school justed to coincide almost exactly TinNDBtHt LOCKS (A P )—The STOCKHOLAI—Dr. Egon Dlcz- MORIARTY iness. Heavy weapons are trained nearby to produce more than 80,- children of a few years ago,” the with the earth's rotatkm so thoiL t , ^ matoere. < ITS. Wootber Bureau iasued thia falusy of Stochfiolm’s Caroline in­ on Communist positions. 000,000 tons of steel. council said. it will appear to hang ip space at | w h o c 1 Boo. I>a Baa day fcrscast for Connecticut stitute has received a 3600,000 BROTHERS parking up U.S. Army uid Air "A significant trend also Is npt its station. . » heeaaoe ther tadsy- Ford Foundation grant for re- fbrea uMts In Korea are 40,000 ed at the college level. The de­ REPLY: Tbe Anny sois it bos; __ _ ^ seairch in human reproductive en­ PORTUGAL SCORED in Connecticut 861 CENTER ST. -> 648-6186 msn on Okinawa, strong air ele­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. cline in the physital fitness of en found "no basis'' for dmrges that . live day period Thurs- docrinology. It ia probably the HIM*® ments In Japan, on Okinawa, In (A P )—The U.N. Security Coun- tering freshmen apparently haa an Oklahoma aoldier tlllnd ip IGet' Monday ore expected largest grant ever made to a sci­ tbe Philippines and on Formosa. ^ today called on Portugal to been checked and reversed.' ’ Nam had been ordered to boy p 2 to 6 degrees above entist iix Sweden. And the mighty 7th Fleet patrols The council, which operates un­ pistol for Mm self. GRAND-WAY Presents A VARIEn SHOW end alleged repressions In her Ltttle day to day change the waters not far from Korea. One African territoriee and put them der the direction of the University Spec. » Ctari BeDard o f Mndill. j carrier task force always at the OktaL, was fatallT shot oooth of: ^ * " 7 Friday arith a wanning By GERTRUDE TYLER SCHOOL OF DANCE oa the road to independenfie. of Oklahoma football coach, C.B. tm e f Saturday through Monday, ready. Tbe vote in the 11-nation coun­ (BudI Wilkinson, still found a lot Saigon when a UJL guard miknot him slid oeveral other aoldien for j Sam* aorniBl Mgb and Iowa are cil was 8-0 -with the United of flab, however. m ati Bortfbrd 84-61: New Haven 81- The United States, It noted, Communist guerrillas. ** ■“ Staten, Britain and France ab- The aoldier's father. C. C. Bol- m the water Btalning. The Aslan-African rea- "still has a long way to go to ...... J.S9 Family Loyalties lard, aaid he bad to b i^ m pislal “And a toot I nacipitation may total seven GLEN HAVEN BOYS' DAY CAMP FRIDAY EVENING etotlen was watered down by a match many foreign countries in i t an inch or more occur- i V’ tW”-;- ...... 19^ aerlto of amendments, but it physical fitness programs." for Ms son after the A n y or- with the Strong in Bali To bring more adults into the dered Mm to get one hot r e f ed not ssqipnoed to get mm acottered ttMwers or thun- OpMin^s ovoikiblB for tho foNowing porieds: attll had provtstons wMcb the to supply it. heM keep the pole late Thursday of Fri­ United States opposed. In its sweat-and-strain regimen the The Army aaid toot "no baris,lbe iiiskrpp is day pad again towards the end SINGARADJA, Bali—Tbs Bah- Saal form the proposal request­ council endorsed a 64-page Illus­ s fik a period. FOURTH PERIOD— Au9«nt5-Aii9«sr U tra te booklet full of home exer­ has been found for sipu MM aet such great store by fSm- ed that all countries take noeae- .A ** ** ^ I B r lo^Uea that all the descend- ,aMa to-prevent the supply of cises and ways to keep fit through the abkUer wps required by IhelKedk. tm-E-ck; Army to equip himself with p itar-: mnde l y to ____ FOR NEGROES EXTRA WEEK— AuqiHt IT-Augotf 23 __ antj ^ a grandfather or a great- military equipment which the games. NORWALK (A P) — Some 230 bbin. * COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION ■ iccrtfstbrr usually ooMinue to Pertagneee government might The booklet goes on sale Aug. sonally owned aidcprm.” jcotor maww. . Ballard'had olao aajd Ms sow. a. even dszker toaw jtrenfty in. : Ncgra piqXls at the Nathaniel Ely For farther taformattoa please ooll Comp Secreton, Hortfori Ivt witte’tha same biBBimiBi or use ie "eontmne Its repression” 20 for 35 cents a copy. ’ gBa.msofsry School orill be trans- 62S-6928 or Camp Site, between t A31. and S:45 FJS. TeL walled enelosure.. Sf the people In its African ter­ STOCKS: The Senate has sent heliccmter mechanic, bad eons-: »it oetoMtoag jra set to plained ta a letter "Mo oolflt tottc of jawaiH I tBoa ta other scboola in Septem- 84S-62S7 Monday through Friday or George MltdMlI, Oonqi Di­ • • petwer of abutting ritories. During the debate, Af- to the House a bill that would put rector, FhnM ngUta 677-0895. over the counter trading in aecuri- had no meat, or casa far ahnot two ■ Mhen I * ' a desegregatloa plan U attributed to the rieaa spekeamea had charged by the ^town Board a t the dweUing that we^Kins euppUed by the tlea under the aame cohtrola and months."' _ BrochOro avoltablo at Kronae Florist, Oroen Ptaonnoey* Nosalff MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ___ wamwund’a tamer-. Ualtod Btatee and other mem­ regulations now applying to ma­ Tbe Army aaid It was "nottnsdsns at A n » 4k). 8nd Patio D rlve-Ia. aware of any tood atoatagea o f too last B i ^ was 7-2 tai M M ic « a ImaeMiold temple, bers af NATO bad becx used jor atoek exchangea; pian. dsaigned to put fU m iB Bpirtta are van- agalast eppaelttoa groups in the The legislation was recommend­ typo ollagod" httt aaid It A territories. ed by the Securities anc^ Ex- tin ning ita^^veetigathta. -\; , - I • •. , '■.•'■ 1 • fi *J.. I , / ■' ■ / ■i: ■: i . 7 ■■ j ■ > - ■...' • I . . / i^.'V i«' f ir :; A • -f. '■ lUNCHEBTlR IVIOTHO HBRAIA MANGHSerai OONK^ WBDNBBDAT, JULY 81,1968 PAGE BLEYIM , mirMans s h p at a n, ' lomatie sltuatioa rttanged entire­ Diatinguiehed Service Medal, Dis­ RoekviUe-Vemon Doo'tNogioettnppiRg RockviUerV emon tinguished Flying ' Cross, Silver Rodlcw lle-Fcrm w ly between 194S and ’ 1946. ------, . \ ' Statue on Columbia Church R m m e y W i n s $ I P o l l y » i's Pointers the ONE place to Hurley Pasaes^ “The Ubltad Stafes had by that Star, Legion at Merit and Purple FALSE tEETH Butler Explains Urns aavad tee Soviet and Stalin H eaiL R ecruiting Starts Da fuse teste teep. dip or w M M changed bia poUey completely,” When Herbert Ho(Wer became whea TOO talk. SSL Kush ereaeeaet Francis W alter call for m WT - o n j. LdstMemherof Hurley said. president te 1936, Hurley went into A t To dd Division D tat M ennoTed end embanreeeed eX A M K K ' N e w V o t e r L a w s O ffieialsTalk b* such hendtane. TABIKMIB, en Iona Stone - Ecumenical Ties V' In 1946 ha mada tee first of the War Department, aa assirtant elkellao (non*ec*dl powder to eprtn- To Water, Sewer Post gtaH three attempts for tea U.8. Senate. secretaiy. Up tas of eei iiiUi end added eomfort. t my tawDstta trids. Whan mak- eratlc ineumbont, defeated him in of war, serving until 1631. Poeunmv.peoey.peetytartoecfert- A mm ftstu e o f St. CMumba, I nse tbs xigxag can qm h fy for tranafenal of. ©lec­ XtewiBoee' WittkoMic, who h u btei seting superintendeiR > » a eloaa race. I>ioyment office at TB East BL as inc. a e t n a m r ^ t o d a r a* drag tor’s prtvuegee from bis previous m oney Besidee his peacetime practice I mouniod reoontly on tiw facade of nsiag machine to CoslAgpeete at Ui9 Towii Water and Sewer Department gince Fred T h i^ Hurley agate was tea Republi­ of law. Hurley had been im ell eonstnietioa of tta petatteg ptant sountem ereeywiiwe. tha Ooluiribta CathoUc Church fitaah oggea off rsi bigs and seams town, accordihg to Town Cleilt' the minute you want it m Amwiean pohey te Aeia and said poBtical Henry F. Butler aa he explained! left in OcMtier 1962, ean drop the word ‘Meting” from hi« can nomteaa te. 1*48. S*n. Clinton operator and hahker. in ToGand naan eomptathm. Tha bearing the saint'a name, haa inch htBL The thinner edges today the new state law on trans- third Wortd War waa te the P. Anderson snowed Hurley im- Survivors include Mrs. Hurley; firm wiM begin interviow teg appM- titleL der. Jink wHh Scotland, the land of St ferral. YES I For cash in a hurry, call Banaficlal. making. a son, Wilson, at Albuquerque, canta Aug. to clerloal poai- H o w w n r * * * * * ^ to ^ aupor- In 1661. Hurley met some oppoel and three daughters, Mrs. De- 14 fin Columba’B pastoral work as well nnr' eiectinn date ■Hta ta pisaseA —MRS. H. R f^ . Before tq^ying for a tranafer-i Ask for caah fart for vacation—caih M intaodant'o port today by General Hurley came back into tee nows tiona and openings in all types of CTBiA — Thin ta one of my a person must cff>tain a oertill- in 1M3 vteMi the State Depart­ tion within bis own Republican Forert Laerence of Encino, Calif., R. L WANDELL aa with the Bpiscopal Church m Tk ews tbe third apech for any Qood raason. Tha folka at Banaficlal Manager Rtohard Maittn. after ox- party, but won tee nomination to Mrs. David Hughes of Greenwich, printteg operationo for both day be ttkr M.riM this year. i taiw Wes,. taou I often sigxag stitch cate, signed either by the Town aminaition and certUleetem, by the ment reldeMed its eeoret and con­ Ifancheater. - -- - ~am e^es on a face (3tavaa ig^ain. Conn.', and Mrs. Edwin B. White and evening rtiifta. BUoney wdl serve oM Clerk or Registrar of ’Voters in jjln to aay"Yo8l" CaH...thia vary mimitai Btefa Panonnrt DeiiartmenL troversial China p^ors of 1948. The divtaion’e new pcoduotion Placed in the pedeirtal of the Tbs ram seams the previous town of residence Included' was a report from Hur­ Chaves was cartiflad tea winner Jr. of Chevy Chase, Md. Building atattie la a piece of stone from Uie laorf a half H m town iiM bean wotlteig to by mora than i.OM vetoo. plant, eoepeoted to bo oomplated’'by joHnn. Walter. ^ ____ aa often become stating that he was an elector to a ley to then President FlankUn O. Oct. 1, wUI epedalike te the nrnnu- ruins of the ancient altar in the Bgged and fin|ad after a wash- a tea post ainoo teat aummer, Roooevelt, saying Oaneialiesimo Hurley contorted the election Contractor laC Congress a— there before he moved. aff t e when tea atate advarttaod the po- New Reservoir Largest. feature of chedcs. aeoounting hiidoric abbey founded by S t C3o- 'Smse Un-Amedesn ^ or twat —FOU.T Application for a tnmaferral Qhlang Kai-shek had grave doubts and tea outcome ceamined in lumba on the Island of Iona in ~ BENEFICIAL tatten but recetvad no awUoatione doubt until tee Senate on March forms and syrtems, for northeart- f f iTwiwTT died e f should be made at the Town about attending a 'summit meet­ arn markets. Rosidontial-ComBiorelal Scotland. The ftnagment of stone OKAS FOtXT — Those who Clerk’s office at the Memorial FINANCE SYSTWM at mot tbo tonoB’U qt ing with Joeaf Stalin because ef I, 1964, rafuaed by a vote of 63-86 NEW DELHI — India’s Riband given to tlie Coiiunbia church aeey 30. aoheequanUy tea aaqpoiiHioe and Dam' project, one of the largest The firm baa taken occupancy AltorotfoM-Romodoliiig Bonney. a baebdor. are tasey wrapping paper from BuUdlng in Rockville. Loons $20 to $600 — Loans Hta-lnsurtd at low eeot the Soviet Unkm’e desire to (tom' to imaeat Chaves. ’ St. M ary's EJpiscopal Church in hoBPBA bsrtlataya. anniversaries, To be eligible to vote in the town training quaUftnaWnoa were rew rit­ muniae Cblna. Hurley said those who voted for river-vailey developments In the at the Etart St. addrtas, te the aa a strung supperter ten. end teata were readminietered North Bart Shopping Osntor, for “Business Built On ancheater. ■Ic., can take the good pieces, electlOT on Oct. 7, a person must 8on«6«ial Hnonco Co, of Mondiostor Hurley told the president ‘‘In Chaves apparently approve the wortd, waa inaugurated recently S sace Itaa the eUeriy a for pereonnel ki tha town depart- by Prim e Minioter ,JawaharUU the mmitbs of August and S^Hem- Customer Satisfaction” Two years ago St. Marys ac­ Skeuetty lases area MB aa tee witBig side and become an elector by Sept. 14. Ex­ 806 MAIN ST. (Over Woolworth’s) I ^ O ^ T E R my i^inion Marshal Stalliv is now meUioda used in New Mexico of quired the stone from the old ab­ . .pstaUe Sgbtly ante spray starch, ception le made for a person wtiose wbo wished to tey for the preventing secrecy of the ballot. Nehru. The project will supi^y ber. The recruitteg office will bo m a lt 1^ ’ the t etralning o f Mitchell 3-4156 • • Ask for the YES MANagor committed to the pn^eitian that open from 9 to ll:w am. and 2 to Full Insurance Coverage bey by permission of the Duke of jln a i adte: a warm iron and the rights mature between Sept. 14 job. communism can succeed in Rua- Hurley served as minister to power to about 600 conummltieo Argyll. ^ . , papa- tamta o n t crisp and and Oct. 6. In that case he may A Kan of $100 eo»t« W U ttaieko w w tea sN e Sf>pli- New Zealand and aa apeclal en­ in Uttar Pradesh State and enable 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. e f Ua - 12 coMKUtIvt nYOftthly IwtiMmentt o< I10JI6 MCe. ala alone without an attempt be­ On Thursdaya tlw ofiloe will be TeL M l 4-0450 At St Mary’s the stone haa tih iqtply by OoL 5, Butler said. o L paaaod thetoata and waa cer- ing made to force ft On the rest of voys to tee Soviet Union, Great the irriga,tlon of 1,400.000 acree. been cut and embedded In the side Under the new tew, a person » IW3> BENEFICIAL FINANC^ CO. tatled Iqr the atata de|)a(tnMnt for Britain, Afghanistan and nations The lake formed by the dkm open tmttl 8 p.m. On Saturdays, After 5:00 P.M. Gnmty. in whhdi tee worid." Aug. 17 and 94, the office hours altar In the Memorial Chapel of bauietuwii of both DBAK PCffAT —My hint is for eligible for transferrel may also the Job. ■ Last year Hurley, in discussing of the Near East. spreads over 180 square miles and 82 BALDWIN ROAD the Nativity. Five crosses, sym­ Tia,mr«h»in He also carried Ckr- ' ghta ateib ioCs of hair bows. Dou­ become an 'elector at any manda­ Tbo rewritten qualiftoatiatia re­ tee report, said tee war and dip- I Hie decorations Included the is Asia’s largest loeervoir. win be from 9 am . untU noon. bolic of Christ’s five wonds, have Gbiaii?'. hi the' ble aa bach-wide strip o f ribbon tory or voter-making ses­ duced tea number at yeare asperi- been ddseled in the stone. Thej bat loat the olhe a ^ talailii it to your bedroom sion. At the time of tranaferral ____ and tea number of years of are also eymboMc of the important ^crar with temnb tacks at- the or when becoming a new elector, a tae-’o ) Buparetaoty work required tor tha 3 iSss in the dtatiicL 1 SAVE N O W ! part the’ Celtic Church and the tap and Clip the hair person may enroU with a political T l to 1 Job. W ltteofako biurch of Rome played m ,baan tala tee ribbon through the party...... wite te Wbr spread of Christianity through tOSslt taper only. This keeps the Information re^;ardlng the new ao Great Britain. of ttto top tiireo flnalirta among |«sitBE«i£ peiitirs ia «%i» 1 eWpa fkaas asarking the a r ^ and law may be obtained from the Summer Closeout 31 appklcaaita fo r the Job. The central oroas la the C e l^ ««&»« tee haaa a colorful addi- Town Clerk’s office. Hours are 9 Cross, symbolic of St. Colunuba The ptat bo vacataa, ttaeut ef o»> ipot Mtit ta wort gjM la tee room’s scheme—M. B. to 8 Monday through Friday and tejtaMt auportntendent, ta now and the Celtic Church. The two also Monday evening from 6:30 to crosses on each Mde o f R are St. iTbang Dei open and will probably be flOed Or iSSB. OKAK FOIXT — Old or new 8. POWER MOWERS Andrew crosses for the paitrcm Hcycta hatects, painted and eflter dbanOar rtWto afbnlnltatered | saint of Scotland. The two out­ the inaide of a closet VAA8T HANGS SELF testa. side croeeee are Labn Creases r ^ aaar amhe asaf. attractive stor- TIME TO LICK THE CRAB GRASS Ssaery Itar the post o f ouperin- wsenting St. Augustine w ho lAsm y waM waa ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Jules SuDertrttendsnt beodent rangeo from 96,848.30 to I saaca tar purses, hats and W. Vaast. 40-year-old Westport, brought Christlanlity to the south- >. D. I terttog ebBOfied hfrn to be one 98,373. arn o f EJngland in the Sssrenth Cram., Cadillac dealer, hanged him­ USE SCOTTS CLOUT self In a motel room yesterday, Century. __ _ How the Iona lAobe got from DBAR FOU.T — Before laying police said. He was pronounced AND SCOTTS TURF BUILDER pantaB ta tabric. nse a paper dead on arrival at Atlantic City Manchester to OOiumbia ie so cas­ WATHK. N. J. — A ■jSi te r pBBching out the black . . . FOR BETTER LAWNSI ual as to be intriguing. Hospital. Worry of Inflation Slight G. Stuart Lynne of Manchorter; te la mmh darts, bottonboles, e_ ta tee pattasn. This makes driving through Columbia, notlcw tapf la saufc the fabric with a Despite Cost of Living Risel t t a t a mm statue of St. by a mW a r chalk and keeps the ^gsn to be plaosd on the frotrt ^ Wayna eanwww- ta— la gsod teapa for future Going On tbs churth. Sines the B*''- lap;. enaC and wai Mm M r Naeee AsslySh ^bringing the talatorie clash with Monan waa standing on the jaB^. »"«t— ' ■ h ta ftaasfn g a company din- Vacafion? BDtTOR’S NOTE — A record President Kennedy te the spring lawn, Lynne rtopped a ^ r. I wrfte tee menu on a recipe Ugh eost-ef-Uvteg index for June of 1963. some of the Iona rtone e card, t t ta mmsf to as# whaL redoes tea apoctor of new taillatkm. This firing, Bm etool induatry hsBbia W r. K H CD. W-T. teat naturaHy land and the Northern lalea owe etaady. The oort-off-Uving index in- comas whm busteese picks up. their first knowledge of Ohrirtian- deed upward, but Oils was almort ' Many business economists sum My. The band of priesta even anelUBtveiy because off Idgber up tee price-level situation ttia PAPER Towels ohargM for aorvicoo—haircuts np ventured as £mt aa Iceland in their 3 3 way w a y; frail boats. Many mcnaateriea in 13 per cenL hotefftal care up 83 1. Competition, foreign and dom- Britain, Sootlaind awl Irelaad trace 100 FOOT ROLL REG. 33e per eont. otc.—ebeltm- and taxeo. meoUe, will make It hard for pro­ Food pricoo have been almort ducers to push their prices very [I their begbming to Iona. etoody for sovoral years. It waa In the faS of 1966 that a very high very fart. Rli letter appeared In an Birfaoopal Real eoUto prlcaa kept itaing, will be "stubbMnly reoistod, mya church magazina odfering an altar portly beeauee off property texaa, tee National Associated purchas­ Plastic Wrap 2 7 tat by last year, they too bad ing u en ts stone from Iona to any church in the Unitq^ Bt^es, preferably about llattanod ooL 3. nie high level of unomploy nta stateUty. bad soma bad ment will tescouage labm- unkm ona under oonstiuction and also in doo. Buateeeomeo ecHnplatead e f frxun pushing their demands too the original diocese (Connecticut) SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL profit aqueou. Unemployment vigorously and forcing prieee up. of Biabop Besbuiy, the first Bpis- n Walgreens off 31 otate C PAs grew. A hoot o f Iteme—lead, sine, S. The administration, faced oopal blahop tai-Amerioa. Milk of Magnesia High cleaning . . . the lunanlttoe. aluminum, sugar, cocoa, plastic with a continuing balance of pay­ The late reqtor of St. Mary’s, irtn- eank to near-record lows, ments problem, will continue to the Rev. Alfred L. Williams, wrote , FuupiNT e ^ e ta Brdoth sweetaning. • • te tee cUmate, U.8. Steel tried discourage any general priee te- the Scottish clergyman who had anaacceeefully to boost Its prieaa, ereases. • JANTZEN Sterne in his care and request­ SMOKERS’ ed the altar atone. Although an Tooth Paste affirmative reply waa received, Plain or Mint . . . wMi long lasting... the matter waa not pursued fur-1 Jtaegli SraMi, MB ’Fornon Ship Subsidies ther until 1961. In that summer W ater rosistont farlstiM . . . Mtateto Bangte, ToBond; •ROXANNE Miss Jeanne Low,. Manchester ORA-TON Lifltea g Ctautcr H igh School teacher, and Mrs. RkL; Rubaet Nkelu— nn, 76 Grovo H i t 300 M i U i o n j M i^ e Wllliama, both St. Mary’s EPSOM SALT9 Tooth Brush B t; SofM a fBteIc, IBS W . Mhte partshloners, were traveling in the $1.18 Valua SL; Annabal OkHrter, Toltand. NSNV YORK—Of the morsi • ROSE MARIE British Isles. They brought the OtBctaoigwd j aaterdey: MOry )0 ooeon-going veesela off 1,000 Hiii rtone back with them on the BATHMfi BOTH FOR.___ rSeent wfll NoBen, n Bhn 8S.; M y e ^ Speny, Re or more that moke up tee ao- aii A DAVIDSON A Queen Mary. A M g 5 15 Fttoenfx SL; SOteii OolxateU, 8 off tee REID The statue of SL Columba, at Pmmd le x iDr» Bchall’g Weed SL; WlBlaiii lAobaeta, 80 ttve United States merohont float, LEVENTHAL STORE the feet of which a part of the Per O nly ' Wort SL; Gooego DweSe, 18 Bert some 300 are owned and operatod 3 5 BL; Meiyte Cboso, UO HH^ St.; si^ e now rests, waa a gift from by 16 shipping hnea suboidlsod by artist Robert Robbins of New | IBne. Dero ord Boroonob and 43eugh- ki Mawchoifar Porkoda Twk City who designed and exe­ Air Pillo Insoles 59' to Ba ter. 39 'Votnon A vo.; Mne. James Federal Government. • DARLENE cuted the work. Robbins did the ] la Meitdeed at the M M a rt^ ^ a n d Mei. S4 kSete SL, % aShington pays tee diffsranoo art work in the church at the in operating ooeU botwaen tho{ 4 U.S. aad foreign-flag linos and aim M------MVijK BAIB* time it was built. ■ W^^Ww^By . i B He haa also done the statuary T o ro w oewe ta tiandled by M m eontrlbutes up to 56 per cant off the coot off new ahipe. Tbeoe aub- • COLE for. the renovation of St. Patrick’s HetkVa EoekvOle Bureau, 6 W. “Evarything’s ths ssoka. Cathedral in Norwich; St. Joseph’s ....It’s Tine For Picnics aiata SL, telepheaa S75-9196 ar aidiea total ai>out 9300,000,000 a Church, WillimanUc: St. Thomas S65-6WI. year. giili SBosgC ths BSBis” k:::: giiii Aquinas Chapel at the University BAR-B-QUE PAPER PUTES iliH SETS w z Pock of 1001 Ei-: CAMPERS K N IFE me ^ Moan I FORK and wmiemme^Mm^ HI otbo ——a — TC|< Point PEN TURN ER «fsN9tei.dl enetsr.. M Ths ssisr sf In REG. 1.B8 oyr entire stock o i big name, 1963 Swimsuits RAR-B-QUE 2Qc sMfcs M .»* « ^ world's finest GRILLS nil!: W H IS S n tA O FAST 34 Inch Bowl FRANKS OFF Adjustable Grid N M's worth a Sttta mora to gat oweb, TENTS .PIOnCTiON ami flYUt FREE otoro in .quality and Savor, you s h ^ d tty R--:: REG. 7.95 ^ 1 0 OUAkO AOAM ai^ G'rote A'-Weigel pure meat (ranks. They SLEEPING RAGS 20 CUP — IM SUNS IA Y fr~ AIR MATTRESSES are the world's finest! You can see and COLB4AN Percolator sim uissES DELIVERY taste tea difforonco . . . yet they «ort Gvtry swimsuit In stock roducGd 40% ... noiiG ¥^ttiliGld! w o rt teedsatedfersaqr AO Rw lataM A A ^ teas than a cant par (rank rrtore. STOVES. LANTERNS AB M e g O irt* In alyias fer J fO O MOLDING COTS men M women • Departments FOOT LOCKERS elMeilaeei iebk. " DUFFUE RAGS NOW te WHITMAN'S TARPS ■ UPE VESTS BOOK ^ TENT PLYS MESSKITS MATCHES AIR-BONS2I2 9 ' Takt a running jump and idop into tha bigsrest national brand sale event of the year! It’s the fabulous u le of big name s w i^ juita, reduced 40% off their niititmally advertised prices, A T D&L you’ll find the top names: Jantzen, Roxaime, Rose Mane Reid, C t e g o WMB OMI-ClAM> Carton of 50 REG. 29e RAG Hui Darlene, Ck>le of California. And .you’ll find the styles you,want... two-piecers, sheaths, boy legs, maillots, side drapes, relaxed O A iur r TOI i»i99 BJE.’ I st::n AB T o w ;Wo YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT YOUR.... looks... knits, Helancas, laatex, eottona... solids, prints, checks, plaids, stripes. Sizes 32 to 40, but not in every style. Dive in and eome up with several for next year too 1 MANCHESTBt U V a ^ u ir’K AG EN CY DRUG STORE SURPUIS^SAMCO. ut»Tmab~diluiM(U

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You couldn’t offer Strudtors to help you oompiete an A M cnOR , PH O N IER THAN - gP »Zooioeical uirer eye-oatcMng sweetter, Jacket, or SHOULD t V ^ more CmpUng flare than ptain or scoorrEPt.V A 6RO W L , (camb. facnO fancy PIZZAS topped wtth musfa- ■ktet. Remember that “KNIT- JNinL HE— HAK- FROM A h,4iMiww ^ M)Of wiDdta TER’S WOKUD” to stocked with ,5 i /n KAFF — tS FULLY CHINA lEBECttBlDS*Oo langnaaw roinns, puisage. aatami, ancho- »gMq«Bd>i mirn vies, p ^ p m n i or bacon, GRIND­ sewtag acceasoriee, too, and offers RECOVEHSD PROM, DO*.' btg-ci^ services : Mlaking bubbon- BUGG8 BUNNY HtS H EA D - . 5*°^. - ■ ■ 12He«dUiKl ERS are actually a ccnrplete meal, 2S®5?*** bursting wittk flavor, jncked with botos, bloching your germents, as­ INOURVZ VGods 21Biinput sembling them and putting on the KSwtaie boMM 2ZPiimmM Uniqiid Candy Dishas! Other Store* Around Towon goodness andXoven-toasted and OKAV-i N LET ME KNOW YOU YWRK UP AN APPETlTff Main Street Store$ READY TO GO from DING’S flndshtaig touches. SMp in soon. C^TAKE WHEN YOU WORK I QUICKER THAN ANYBODY I »O ne of the atIHifee RFMaw TlTTiilil iiiiillnrila TTHTriw? nrWt 1 . With the Arrival of August f It Cools sod Nourishes RsyaQy ITALIAN KTIXaiBN to your Cbme to browse and g'Ot ideas. , ooNTFORerr, A HINT, UP AN APPETITE^ VKNOW; » Printer’s ftimt) taL) lUwr Oieia iss SlMp|«ta« W ith-# Soonerlhan^Yba Think It won't be long before thoughts Especially (luring the siaallng house. OPEN s m ^ y through YOU promised PETUNIAl ...AND r u . umowry sSHMy M & ta M a r gpt liemrtaE Maaebeater School baBs be sounding in turn to autumn activities whether summer days, when appetites are Thursday from 1 1 ajn. to 11:30 During your batSi, use a pumice ■JOMOWAIfy FIX YOU A BBomtzi uniM 26Bm 1Mi BoMi VOmonlriB M yoam yaaming for a aouvenir the diatancb. Round 19 the back- It’s classes or clubs. Let your weU- sluggish, yet energy levels must p.m. and OPEN to^ :0 0 a.m. on stone on rough areas such as LAWN, BUGS! SltaptMdM *7nS5wS i to-aobotNMB and bead for MARI- the knees, soles of feet, heels and province 3BPre— ixjaa Bnnpa, ,vriqr not come to groomed appearance *>eak elo­ be maintained, plan to serve the Friday and Saturdny.X ITALIAN AIAIiE. 69a Kain Street. It oosts youngsters generous seprings of SPECLALTIBS ARE \FEATUR toes. Shave flsithfutty as often as SSSi^******* SlSSniNi lifly SBBMrallafBr rOOR COTT OAUJDRT on ^ quently for you. LEINOX PHAR­ maha Moor of WaiOdna ItV no more to have firat choice now, MACY, 290 Blaat Center Street, ROYAL ICE CREAM, so whole­ ED. yt)u require it, or use a depilatory SSbellae Moroe U ' |3 *|f yoBfOV hi the aacotic ategafand while the racks are bulging with haa a new XRJCUIU,Y PEEIMA- some and nutritious. Get it in an to remove superfluous hair. After S9 Nitrogen d and ger-than-ever selection of pipss, 31 to 40. Size 12. 32 bust. top. Invest in a Major Appliance CANNED SODAS. Now is the Ume BB Axrrr s a l o n , bss guests use the furniture. This helps attention will be lavished with Why put up with an. ailing re­ Mahi'Mxuet and you atep into a humidors and pipe racks. sieervelene, 1% yards, 35-inch; cen­ to replenish your linen closet, dur- keep summer clothes smudge-free. care. Here it's headquarters for ter, Short sleeves, 2*point- er, 2 ynzda. utcAiMi beauty and comfort to , TH^rSTViEI Watch for It! plus everything for their feeding Ever wrap" hamburgesa with To order send 40c' in coins to: xarifhCOMPANY / rirx««Hohio offers viri»-fonrv« handsome styling " " * Homehome as^ "vou you pocK^'ckeraubsiami suDSian- TtMEXXJBVat oMni iMer for tbat cool and flat- and well-being. Brighten the life 4 6 tariRg BAIROUT and SHASYNG Something new and exciting is rashers of bacon before brofliBvg? Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening BY AL VERMEER THOUdHTABCUr 5045-N of a lonely shut-in or elderly rela­ Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMEB- ed to fit your budget. Why not open bath with fluffy TOWEtS. The PRffiCILLA’S POP AMYTHIMd noar. Ton’H feel degrees oooJer coming to WILTON’S GIFT epicurean flavor. SHOP, 964 Main Street. Simple crochet stitdies are used tive with the Joy of a living gift, IOA , NEW YORK 36, N. Y. the way for yourself for the easiest, .-cameo Rose" bursts Into blos- BEK3R SIT abou ■ » Hmp. straggfy wisps of When You Raturn from VaeattoB 8 wa.shing ever! A touch of a button, .HAPPBNeO/ to make these unique candy (or a singing Canary or a peppy Para­ When you ‘haven’t a thing to For lot-class mailing add 10c on bath size, 79c, on hand baH eHag snnoytngly. Tour oum- Jewelry) dishes! So nice to use keet. Bring the youngsters into a twist of a dial and the WASHER mer ebann and sNf-confSMence Enjoy Sale Savbyrs w ea r" because everything to trav­ for aaoh pattem. Print Name. .A.d- 49c and wash clothes 27c. MOBODY Come to WATKINS £fring their on table or vanity! THE PET SHOP for a tour that is from W. T. GRANT COMPANY qhk'V'tc BEAT'S NJC ahyxodcst with Jtiat one visit here. el-stained and WTiidtIed, remem­ dreza with Zone, Style No. and August SESdl-ANNUAIi SALE Pattem No. 5045-N has crochet instructive and interesting. “LIT­ does the rest. Their line of TV sets f„V°‘=^“ st r i Z or’ c T t S g f W^ke TO THE W bM your vnostion is over, come ber “MARTINIZING’’ the won­ Size. STEREO-phonos give you a when invert in when all four floors offer quality directions for both rooster and TLE A McKINNEY'’ ia the name derful ONE HOUR DRY CXEAN- «aic Fashion, spring and sum­ LIBRARY' ia for a "WeBa € a p " treatment furnishings at sizeable 'savings. heart containers; stitch illustra- front row center seat for to e , p il l o w . Choose toe kind of that glraa your hair a chance to to remember for your lawn and ING planU at 30 Eaot Center mer 1963 to Just 50c. Send today entertainment of yimr choice to-; Light up your awn home smartly tiona. garden needs. Street and 399 Weat lOddle Tpke. for your copy. soak l y prechrua oHs. Your hair with g pidr of modem ceramic To order, send 35c in coins to gether with trouble-free operation., '*aaltaa wf'’ H> oaw radianoe. IVy is the answer. Your eittire war- If this IS the summer ‘o replace ^ ^ress LAMPS, the stately, impressive Anne Cabot, The Manohester BJve- Hie Welcome Mat Is Qut for You! iL drohe to painstakingly cleaned and Investoieat Cejiter 3T’ models, 3 for 119.95, or glO.SO nlng Herald, 1160 AVE. OF FIANO’S RESTAURANT AND pressed in record time. There is, f^RANT^^COMPANY^ Eniov “ P bedroom with a soft and each during WATKINS’ SEIMI- AMERICAS, NEW YORK , N.Y. Need investment advice or GRANT COMPANY first. En^y . jj „ COMFORTER. $5.99. acrylic- Hourt 86 COCKTAIL LOUNGE on Route 6 however, no careleas hast*. 'Hje speeketB flor your pieeUngs? Oall -cooking convenience, as you p l^ | outdoor cooks say that if ANNUAL SALE. It’s an ideal Elor Ist-class mailing add 10c for and 44 in Bolton knows that hos­ StoD ITS griUsd dose to time to shop for the September secret is nvodern, up-to-date equip­ MiuKhester investment headquar- and prepare _^ose eyer-so daiy i b l a NKETS of rayon-blend are each pattem. Print Name. Addrero pitality for business or pleasure Is ment, plus effleient work methods, Boolsi turning to se bride. wlUi zone and Pattem Number. teia, SHEARSON, HAMMILL A ' priced two for $7.00 in choice of the bringing together of many In­ pkia the time-saving advantsige of COMPANY, 913 Main Street, a both you can out down on Just 50c for the new '63 Album! gredients. Here, you’ll And a gra­ ® ; 5 colors. You get such a .satisfied No matter how smart you think having AT J. WORK DONE ON member of the New York Stock ET PLANS to suit your needs, i j GRAND Many lovely designa! Directions cious setting, superb food and THE PRBMISBS. Try it soon, envelops bags are, don’t carry one for suit and afghan In knit; doily, Bkchange. Triei^wne 649-2821. i There is much to choose here. wAY Trv it service together with all the In­ and try, too, the TWO HOUR — I you’ve yearned for a really roomy 1 • j ly ‘Veef Do It on a ti^ . Be sure you have a purse edgings and SUppers in crochet! tangibles that go into making a with a firm, strong handle, and a SHIRT SERVICE at ‘htARITN- Eh/iar add allflpdce instead of the REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER why i J!:5L ^ ■g « It’s too warm to exert yourself success of the occasion of a RE­ IZING” plant on Weat Middle ■ nutm ^ to rice or bread pud-. postpone the purchase. The whole oveHy with bouoecleaning ohores, change purse that is chaiined to UNION. ANNIVERSARY, WED­ 1^1 Apply for a Personal Loan Tpke. The men of the family need Good! [family will benefit. The Inquirer y«t XIHNSON PAINT COM your bag. DING or BANQUET. Whether If you are overwhelmed with never run out of a supply of fresh, B O N N lfe BY JOE CAMPBELL ± £ L p a n t , 723 Kain Street, knows your party Includes few or many, The Report to Good bills, come to the CONNECTTICUT crisp shirts, not when It’s so oixi' tiMt eonadentiaus homemakers BANK AND TRUST COMPANY you can depend on a hearty wel­ D ooK 1s t him b t e fo r a t COBURN A MEDDLESIROOfC, come and smooth service at venient snd so economical to let like Is been their homes spark to learn how helpful and inexpen- TH An^W L ^ THAT gf^ bright year round. Put 629 Mein StreM. invites you to FIANO’S. the "MARTINIZING” foHcs do it. MCSOMMTIB. W A 6 HI6 come in for your free copy of the Mve it cen be to consolidate all "VEUP’ on your shopping Hst. your Ulle and pay them off month­ I0ECMJ.HN €O H i w h y MOTHERfi c a r y i M / It’s a super-eonoentrated product 1962 report on "GOVEIRNMBNT WHERE M ( FOR that remoxes wax, cleans floors EMPLOYES FINANCIAL ly. No Guesswork Expert Sboe BMiair '^GMOKT, OORPORATION STOCK.” Call HOUSE A HALE SHOE SERV­ Mid dUsolves grease. "VEETT" Chop chutney fine and add it to Buy custom-fit at a pin-money dow it d i atone, with no scrub­ 643-1106. price. Both FAIRWAYS carry ICE can do everything to make B E N C A S E Y .deviled ham for teatime sand­ your shoes look better, wear long­ bing aeceaeary on your part. wiches. the “ Naturflex” GIRDLES, $1.98 Simidy dilute a wnall amount of For Particular Decorators and $2.98, that fit to perfection er, feel more comfortable. You DEHUMIDIFY7 MANOHESTBR CARPET CEN­ owe it to yourself to see the qual TO “ VtaBr” , apread on floor and let School Bells and Sw'eaterg because you buy by your waist It remain for 5 minutes. ‘Then re­ TER, 311 Main Sti-eet, has “George­ measure, your height, your hip Ity workmanship performed here town" BRAIDED RUGS of ALL September is Just a calendar by “Nick." It’s an art, this kind move loose dirt and wax with a page away. When you see the measure. Take your choice of WHERE excess moisture may encourage, warping, mop and rinse. Use "VEETT” cm WOOL, nr you are oarrylng out a panty, 2 -way stretch or sport brief of careful e ffo r t that to appre­ SWEATER PACKS at YOUR ciated ;by a growing list of custom- Undeum, vinyl, rubber tile and particular color scheme in your YARN SHOP on the second floor and enjoy natural control, free­ rotting, rusting and miidevdng. tirrsMn. Use "VEETT' sparingly. home, these "Georgetown” dom and fit. era Quality materials are used. BRAIDED RUGS will appeal to of Watkins, you’ll want to start You can depend on satisfaction. R’s too good to waste. One ^ t making a good-looking one for Come and get acquainted. snakss M gsDons. gnf you because the rich color com­ yourself or your fainily. These A houMwifle can aa've many excess moisture increases summer discom* binations feiature only one domi­ steps if she has two sets of clean­ WHERE packs contain ail the yam you ing equipment. Keep one set in the Ttavelets wiU wekxxne tb nant tone; Beige, gold. Hue, brown, need pius directions and in some fort. a a russett, aqua, idlve, or green. bathroom and the other in the little i>ackets now on the maricet cases even knitting needles a n d The packets contain tissues sat­ The 9' X 12’ size is $109. In round kitchen. Include an antiseptic SH O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NE a l . LAND O ' FASHION buttons. YOUR YARN SHOP in­ cleanser, a sponge with one surface urated with a cleansing HqukI for ah(H>e or oval, these braided rugs vites you to come In and browse. pipes drip and sweat. MS MAIN BTREET come in aizea raiiglng from 10 ’ x for mopping iq) and the other for plck-me-Aip face washea away WHERE If you have a Httle girl, why not scrubbing, and a sponge cloth. from home. Far 10’ up to 15’ X 16’. A "Georgetown” introduce her to the satisfaction IT HA6 MICE SOFT SS)5,IHE W£U- 5LEEP U N O ^ IN s n e a k in g o ut mtlDE and BRIDESMAIDS BRAIDED RUG from MANCHBS- TDTHE 200, HIS HB»1IATS> DISC of creative handwork. Several THERE'S where a simple, plug-in dehumIdHyer may FOOD 16 E x a a jjy r , a n d ' OUR 6AD0l£ BLANKEIR I AND ACCESSORIES TER CARPET CENTER can en­ "BEGINNERS KNITTING OAUSBD eciENSME NBtVE CAAAA6C. dow your room with fladtidioun THE FLOOR GOfftGBBCi: THERJ6KT LBS IB NUW8 AND IT . ; AvsitoUe e PACKS” show her hpw to make wring a pint of water from the air every DRA0SWHEM HKWALMS. V taete. someChlng wearable for herself and do It quickly and easily be­ hour. fore she gets tired. You’ll be hap­ pily surprised over what can be M0«TT MEEKLE BY DICK CAYALU aocompiiahed in August. YOUR DEALER m To cook packaged prunes, bring has dehumidifyer to a bcdl and simmer a poiuid of weLuict&Na? WONCGBRA-J INIHBCBLLAR. the fruit in a quart of water. TTven you need to remove the / u . THATJLMX o u r nosoufunrAo-? 7 tot the frutt (in Ms Juioe) stand Howm cMw c P T H e /r m o . m overnight. ^ problems of moisture

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CX)NN^ WEDNESDAY. JULY 81,1968 IHE JPAOS FOU RIER Tool, Civitan Post Softball

After All, ■ % E A R L Y O S T Cleary Open Champ Bpoiti EdKor Pagani Out / ■ It Pay* to Steal By Four-Stroke Margin H mh dhaM aoit itaaL That’s the ieventh ooromandment. After Loss AMEKIOAN LEAGUE Finally Snap Jinx PBRiit% taoebMn, clergymen and hundreds of others have W- L Pet. GB i Road FARMINGTON (AP)—A birdie on the 13th hole of th« p it f hfid 'k> tiheir young and loved ones and thoise in need of , New York ... .«S 37 .837 tlMt X doean’t pay to steel. At Mt. Nebo final round put John Cleary too far out in front to catch yes­ Chicago ...... 48 4 « ASS e id t o f sUbL terday and he wound up winner of the 29th State Open Golf 48 A4« .TVieAmound when the Meta set a mod-4’ The MeU, after hMtag.^ » B am nvr, titere’s one fellow who hlis made stealing part Baltim ore ...... 69 NEW YORK (AP) straight CM the current road faj*. (Charter James 1 Another team—^Pagani'* Tournament by a four-stroke margin. : Minnesota ....6 8 49 .653 em record for road losses by Chfdtoals. wtasi profesaiop^ makeup, ao much so, that Maury WUs 60 .615 New York Mets, who hold a dropping their 20th straight away collected 14 WU agatost tiie Do^ - fell by the wayside kurt night The lanky Go^win-Keney Park< ■ j Boston ...... 63 ers in support of Stallard. who tagged Joe HashaB, 8B, ' 1.00 .YngelM . .68 5 « .4M first mortgage on the brink of from the Polo Grounds. Ills at th* Taw to 190 due to Ms as the Recreation Department pro carded a two-oVer-par 212 at was the Best of the tourney, skied 66 .481 disaster, marched back from But the 26-year-old right-hander, struck out six and walked « « to Slow Pitch Town Softball the Country Club of Farmington to an 83 in the m orning and mib- Clet'eland ...... 51 bringbig his record to 4-8. Ken On nxinds o f 69. 71 and 72 to win Kanftas City . .48 .18 .482 the precipice today after end­ the winner when the Mets li-st isM kgr Mnoegr WiU*, Tournament playoff comjdet- mitted no card for the final round. 58 .428 won on the road Jiine 16, may McMullen’s homer spcfled Me * Gazdnsr, ia a real easily over his ctosert exunprtitor. Detroit ...... 43 ing their 22-game losing shutout. Frank Thomas Mt Ma 8F, La* ed another doubleheader. Mai The leaders. \t aohln|(ton . .37 87 .3.68 never have been sharper than on lltamry flekL The Bob B(xiington of the Hartford 60-71-72—212 streak on the road. ninth hotmer, o ff loeerr.Bob MBIer. Tool topped Paganl’s, 8-7, in G o !/ Club. Jolin (Cleary Tureday's Reeulte Tuesday. He allowed only two > wnisiMl title has Bob Bodington 70-74-72— 216 Tracy Stallard kept the Meta runners beyond second biute hi 7-7. eight iniUnge to eliminate tM Bodingtan carded a 216, one New York 8. Kaaeas City 2 • teammsde Boh tty Pzentioa Hall, looere. Unibeatait CSvitan handed a Frank Volonis 73- 73-71—217 from setting an all-time record for sending the front-runners down to tMzd got the stroke ahead of amateur Prank 74- 71-72—217 Chicago 6, Waahlngton 8 OIAKT8-FML8- tiad the totoreat of Moriaity’s a 4-1 loes to the other AJ Fuchs consecutive losses away from their seventh defeat to 10 games. winging and a baaabail tmm last sea- Volonis Jr. of Orange and Grant- John McGoldriek 70- 70-78—218 i Baltimore 9, Detroit 0 home by .spinning a four- The rtctory left the Meta tied Mays slammed two double* am game. moor pro A1 Fuchs. Volonis was Minnesota 8. Boeton 3 Desds Menk* cappa ■a atol* tiM mhasixl of a Don Paraon 76- 69-73—218 hitter that beat - Los Angeles 8-1 in the record book with the Pitta, a single and McOovey hit Us llM a p r ia i« . Hazrit Fist 4 4 . the low scoring amateur. ! Txv« .An'geiee 6, Cleveland 4 (19) homer, a three-mn shot, to bam 108 hassB ilor the Loa NTANDiNGS George Caefnrattl 72-78-68—218 Tuesday night and trimmed the burgh team of 1890 at 32 road cd fhe CMto to six M g tzn . W » s , more The wiotory was worth 3600 to Chet Wojack 71- 76-71—218 Today’s Games Dodgers’ National League lead to up the shutout pttcWng of W. L . Pet. lo.'ses. Bora' Brat NL to soar todMdual playar, Ckary. who picked up 3200 last a Bob Allen 72- 74-73—219 Kansas City (Segul 8-4) at New 3'i games over San Francisco. Third-place 8t. Louis eloaed to O’Dell. O’Dell, nicked ftr 11 PhB- Oivitaa ...... * * 1.000 w Ufa into our national 1 JiOO week at the National PGA Tour­ Bill SaJ'VUjtore 72-73-74— 219 York (Terry 11-10). Willie Mays and Willie McCovey within four games ef the Dodgers he hits, posted his first vlctcry , Moriipty’s ...... 1 ney in Dallas. since JuneM while boortizig Ms ■d zeoelved work! wide 1 600 Ed Ruble 75- 68-77—220 Chicago (Herbert 9-6) at Wash­ supplied the firepower for a by beating Cincinnati 7-6 as Bmle Center Congo ...... 1 71- 76-73—220 record to 11-8. M cCovej- regained The P h a t o i n ^ to hscnintog the first Mai Tool ...... 1 1 600 (Tloary was tied \5ith Jehn Mc- Frank Staszcxwskl ington (Osteen 5-7) (N). 6-0 Giants victory over Phllad‘ l- BrogUo checked the Reds oii one Goidrtek, Palixditld Wheeler pro, at 76- 73-72—221 .Minnesota (Stange 3-3) at Bos­ I the majors’ home run lead when *r Hal 4<^ to major laague bistozy to Pagani’s* ...... 1 2 .338 3Cke Baker phi?. It was the ninth straight run in 6 1-S Innings of relief work, 140 after 36 holes. But McGoW- a John Btevenson 77- 73-71—221 ton (Heffner i-3). triumph for the San Franciscans, Milwaukee bombed the Chicago 'he connected against Ray Qilp. ” , t ISO (Dgizra to base thefts. TeM hers* ...... 8 S .000 ilOrt. I**”: ” rbecked I 41m Mg aniggazB and *-EUmlnatod. rick slipped to a four-stroke defi­ a Jim Grant 72- t'3-76—221 Detroit (Larv 1-4) at Baltimore who were 10 games behind Los Cubs 9-2 and Pittsburgh walloped cit when (31eary birthed the 13th 7,’>-72-76— 223 ' (Barbef I3:«) (N). 1 pttclMn grabbed the Walty eSchon Angeles 10 days ago. Houston 8-1. 'three PHlsIwgh hole of the final round with a 12- Boh Oloughein 7,’>-69-80—224 Los .Yngrdes (Newman 9-2 and Stallard served up Roger __ OAKM rtUm S— IgM iMt it was WUls Tonight’s gasne sees Mai Tool BrogUo, 11-7, struck osit th s highaat, plateau facing Center Congo with ttoe loser foot putt, and the Bridgeport golf­ a Sam Petrone 75-78-71—224 Grba I-l) at Cleveland (Latman Maris' 61st homer and vas on the, METS-DODOEIIS— er ■wound up with a 78. 71-77-76— 224 6-8 and Ramos Art). 2. (twI-N). rsat a year ago on a eUanlnated and the winner a Ted Lencz>-k matched against Moriaity’s to­ Tied with McGoJdrick at 218 Qlmck Keating 75-75-75—225 I Thursday’s Game were amateur Don Parson, 18. of morrow night. The finals are set A1 Labutis 74-74-77—225 Boston at Baltimore, 3 |».m. Mill River, the 1962 state junior Larry McCue 74-76-75— 225 Only Game Scheduled. ^ Friday. AM games will start at 6 FLYING CATCM__ ^Em McQuillen of Philaddphia is almost standing on his head land­ rtiampaon: George Cefarattl of C m l € • ! G o ! pin. at Charter Oak. John Williams 74-75-76—225 ing this whopping tuna off the south coast of Australia near Mdbourne. It is an extra­ Northampton. Mass.; and Chet a John Baer 77- 76-72—225 NATIONAL LEAGLFE *4301 Got Go?’ was th* chant at TVx) many runnere left on base ordinary picture, the fish seemingly about to land on the fisherman a head. Wojack of East Mountain. Angels Get Off the Ground aomy ha* park the Dodgam played and too m any errors told ttoe sorry a - (Jenolos amateur W. U Pet. GA Defending champion Bob lym .Angeles . .63 ^S^ .600 — to anea MTWm ■was given tbe green story for Pagani’a Msl Tool, on Cloughen of Ridgewood carded a Happy Birthday from the Mets. .and Dodgers San Frandsoo 60 48 JS88 Si/, to ton on the bane paths. He ttoe other band, made good use of sparkling 80 yehterday morning Fighter of the Month a meager seven hits. The biggest Manager Caaey Stai*el and his jubilant New York Mete sing out with joy in the dress­ St. Louis ...... 59 48 .662 4 wan a magnst aa a gate attrao- but it wasn’t enough to make up Chicago ...... 66 48 AS4 7 bat was held by Hal Oarison who for his opening round of 30 Mon NEW YORK (API — Heavy­ ing room in Los Angeles last night as Casey celebrates a double reason for ch^nng— CinrfanaU ___ 58 61 A2S 8 W B to nan o f a B aptist miniate^,y otobbed a pair of homers and a day. His fi’nal round 76 gave weight champion Sonny Liston’s And Head for First Division single, drove to four zuns and Rockville Wins his 78rd birthday and the first victorj' for the Mete in 23 starts on the road. The cake PMladelpfaia ..66 51 JU9 8'i oonH ntomya run. In Ua first year Ooughen a 224. second .atraight first rmmd knock­ scored twice btoiself. AMCaUCAN LEAGUE was a birthday gift from the Dodgers, who lost to the Mets 5-1. Left to right: Catcher Milwaukee ,...54 52 .509 9>'2 to sngHtoed baseball, be stole 64 M AURY W H X 8 Pro Wally (3iohon of Ellington out of Floyd F’atterson earned the P itts b u rg h ___ 61 63 .490 ll<', baaas nttlt Honsell, N. Y., to the Hdd pretty much to check and YtoWrere (C). Ridge, one of two area men to champion "Fighter of the Month” Jesse Gonder, Casey, Frank Thomas, Duke Snider, Joe Christopher and Coach Ernie Houston ...... 41 88 .383 23 He smacked a hcoier and two __ _ by Ctack O trailing 7-2, Pagan!’* tied the NEW YORK /AP)-Theyteighth^mg^Chic^^^^ irtiy and nn error, Ctons D Fong Laague. While at faith to m e. He kept drlvtog, eu- (S), AthMhs; Lr (I). gain yesterday’s final round, shot honors and dropped Patterson White. (AP P h o t o fa x .) ______New York ___ S3 72 .314 .60 place White Sox trimmed Wash bles, giving Mm 13 MU to tos OtoOonn High Bchooi to Woshlng- oouraging, (xwching. And aa if sexira with a five-run seventh. But 8ax; Ks^FS I*). rounds of 72 and 76 yesterday to from first to fourth among the aren’t flying high, but it ap­ 25 at bats . got the final sat . ths deadlock didn’t lost kmg. In Legion Crown Tuseday’s Results ington 6-1. Jim Lemse’s thr toto D. C , tos ftitum Dodger great endowed with supernatural go with Ms opening 75 for 223, contenders in the monthly Ring St. iLouis 7. Ctoclnnati 5. pears the Los Angeles Angels Baltimore had. 18-hlts and Milt wan a ilghthanded ptteher, aver- strength, I began biitUng. I ■wound the eighth Tony Socho singled for NASIONAL LE.40UE The other, amateur Stan Hilinski magazine ratings released today. Pappas pitched a four-hitter as ANGELA-1NDIAN8— Mai but was forced at second by Milwaakee 9, Chicago X. have at least gotten off the the Mg agtog 10-18 strikeouts a game. Ha up with a boibttog average of .296 Bores O). COhs; Maye (8). of Manch^er skied to an 8.’) in Undefeated Cassius Clay of Louis­ Ptttaburgh 8, Houston 1. ground. the Orioles blasted DetrMt 9-0. Vie Ken Hunt singled to the Angela' fontad a 36-3 won-loaa log in three to finish among tile top 10 battens Bob WUbanks. EnUe Morris fol­ Winning championships and playing in tournaments is get­ M alto S I (ISI. Nrwke (9) bavre; yesterday's morning round. His ville was promoted from seiid to New T <^ 6, Loe AngeleB 1. Werti’s pinch pingle sparked a to the National League. lowed with a long double to right All-Time Mark Stands After sputtering through April, decisive run to the lOth tolling aft­ ■sosailty aassona, playing third base ting to be commonplace for several young Rockville athletes. HlOto (I8|. James <*). Ctoirtaato; first round 76 and final 78 gave top contender with Doug Jones of five-run sixth ihnir^ that carried San Francisco 6, PhfladMphla 8. er a double, by FaHx Tones and and MItIng nmr JMM) when not on ‘Tf It hadn’t been for the lessons gnA when the bail eluded the out- PagBarrei (8) Ffialra: Itoaaaaa Mm a 239 totaL New York raised to No. 2 and Mav and Jime, the Angels went Minnesota over Boston 6-8;.-. I learned from Pete those 13 swel­ flekier, Morris scored the decid­ The same group that formed the nucleus of successful Rock­ Today’s Games into a dive at the start of July • • ♦ ]■ an intentional pass to Lean Wag- <9). Mrts; McMaOrw <4), Dsig tra; George Buck of Westport-Long- lanky Ernie TerroU of CMcago New York (Osoo 6-9) a* Loa ,ner. Wagner came to on si Oew- 9310* Kkas to mooli one article tering days to the Los Angelea ing run. ville High School baseball and basketball teams wwe Ameri­ MrCmcy (SI) Gtreta ttiore, whose opening round of 67 boosted to No. 8. and as late as five Bays ago were YANK8-A’ e— A1 Whippie and Joe Llsotte ac- Angeles (BIcbert 8-1), 11 p.m. land error. widto aiganrad to print following Coliseum, I wouldn’t be In the ma- can Legion uniforms yesterday^ in eighth place. But five straight John Blanchard, back to the oounted for four hits and five PhUadelplito (Short 8-8) nt Smi Joe ICopp* had a tw ortin horn Ito aai* to 1m Angeles in 1968. jow today,” WUls writes. He bat­ and pullad off the (nme old (Stunt third km ing bomar and a pair of victories have carried them to line-up after being sidelined for ted .200 lest year and to over 600 RSIs for the losen. As Mets Flub Chancre Pranciaoo (Bfaiichal 17-6). sixth—the highest they’ve been in for the ’ Apgrts. Each side ns ' DaM Deems Ridteu. —won a (toampionshto- singles for the losers. ' Cincinnati (O’Toole 18-9) at St. five days with bronchitis, pushed four pitchen, with Jack Bpriz this season. Three runs in the fourth proved a month. the Yankees ahead 8-2 to the I tos headltos of the Rockville’s Legton nine tofiped Heintx tripled and soared cn a could LonU (OHison 12-4). (N). 3-0. the winner a ^ Ted Aber­ ■taSY ou t o f GtoctanaU; Mlraclea happen, or It you prs' tbe wlMiern for Civitan after tbe Wethersfield. 7-3, last night at t o e a k g k u d b (a p )—t i » ttye loeaea on ttie road by loe- The The Angels’ latest victory came eighth with a line single Off Moe fer upsets, end Los Angaies, with teams swapped flret-tantag scores. wild pitch to open the seventh for Pttteborgh (Cardwell 7-11 or nathy losing. The Rad ap a M Jtomy Wtos for Bob Lillis! Wethersfield to (:apture the 1963 the Windy City nine. Walk* to X «w T « tk MoIb, M o w s e r w ii^ to the Dodgers laat nighty get only tvro^Yunnere beyond Friend 11-9) at Hoosetoa (N otte- Tuesday night at Cleveland when Drabowaky. Clete Boyer drove to • • • a seemingly unsurmountable lead, Keeners solo homer opened But they failed uUoriy, win- thev frittered away , a four-run two more with a hit. and another Vmt’n the b|g deal the Dodger Zone 1-A title and earn a place to Bob Ttogley and Puts, Jim Mar- wb«n they »at tto« chance to ffarat bMeTagainst StoBard. bnrt 8-4), (N). WHITE 80X-8ENAT0BS-' hot Jim P em r •nans pidlid off to an effort to loot the flag in a playoff laat Oc­ the raMy. Single# foUowed by Mpetra'te the uttJmato faS- nh^ 6-1 bcMnd fotn'-iiit pHdi- lead, then won 8-4 with two runs crossed on a wild pitch by John the State Tournam ent ■which ofiena teUo’a abort single and Ken Foi- loat tpr the seventh tone to CUengo (Toth 8-8) at MHwan- h*to the chd) to the first diirision. tober to the red bcA San ](ranciaoo Prank Butkus and Dan Mozzer. ora, have )uet hiown a ebaaoe tag by Treoy StaBard. in the 10th inning. Wyatt. Dave DeBusschere was wiiMn Dafler si ’Tuesday at Muzzy Field, Bristol. aie's one-haser prcdutred two more their laet 10 gamea kee (CbMtiager 7-7), (N ). one out of Ms first eosnplstc ganse fibs a^y Who ara they ktddtog? Maury Giants. Thus, WUls, the National Both came borne on Bob Flake’s to Imwak a zwoord aa old aa Hod they not momentarily The New York Yankees kept Jim Bouton won his 14th with League’s most valuable playar and dotlbie. Second-place Manchester plays taliiee. loat their imcaimy flair for . ncdxt-haoder Roger Chaig. 'nmrnday’ s Games and first shutout in the tnajopri hacki WB k as yeaza old, bss been bump- tbe same Wetheiofielid ciuib tonight Putz bad three Mts. MarteQo the* an8imguinrlan man- their eight-game hold on the a ueven-httter. getting the ^ tog aroBd the'minors slnoe 1951. majw league petformor of the Moriarty'(| got it* only ivn when tirmn the Meta would hare ■ who is only two defeats shy Chicago at MUwwnkee, (N ). league lead by beating Kansas trouble from the Athletics’ hot- when the Senators scored — and BetooB year, didn’t get a chance to run at 8 at Mt. Nebo in the final game atto Heintz two each for RockvUie. Cincinnati at St. Louis. chased him — to the nixth with|^toe laser. Hdls a good AJLA bak player. Harry Bemls dtnlbled and Tony **uivdl«may«d, they were atSl Imd 83 ocnaecuttre defeats of tyii^ the National League exty 8-2 with four runs the hitting shortstop, Wayne Causey. agai’iMi the Tankeea in the World Page singled to the opening to- of the regular eeason. N eith er Pairings for the State Tourna­ record for oonoecutivc kweea Only Games Sehediried. Latast Coast League figures ment ■will be announced Sunday. It f toedag along today a away hum homo 'That would nnMtoMe show he was batting 313 Series. I t -wouild have been a great ntag. Otvltan tied It (zuiokly when team can change Its place in the aceat 80 gamee back o t the hava brokieR the record o f 22 by a pitcher in one season, side attraction, WUls versus New Gboige Green waiked, stole sec­ (landings, zegi^eas of the out- will be HockvUle’s fizot apppeor- will Stan for the Mete, to- fisr Spokane and bad stolen 24 anoe in the State teoL Natknai League leaden. And eetabUShed by Pittobuigh to tonsa. Lost year wtth the' PCX. York. ond and scored on Bill Fortin’s (x>me. 1800—the year Manager toght againat Dodger south- Moves from Prison to Dungeon | * * s SummAry: 4bey dktot look half aa wcir- toons he Mt oidy JS6 and couldn’t (dngle. Huaky Joe VsziOudenhove txxik Bled aa the Loa Angelea Dodg- Caaey Stengel e( the Mets pew Pete Rkhert. Craig. 2.^18. Pltchez* Fran Benevento and Mrnthwme <7> stiefc witb Detroit this spring after Slowed by Injuries over the pitching mound last night ab r b po a e tW an, the team SO gamee' to w as bom . has loat has last 18 decitoona. Bob Damactoi dominated most of Heintx, at ...... $332110 The league record of 18 feMng noid to tbe Tigers on a oon- *A Wetherafleld and turned to a h u n t o f them . Teaterday, .to fact, was the Htisnal basia. They returned htoi. This year, WUls, although far tbe game, (kitting off several po- neat five-hitter. A1 Putz, like Adams, rf ...... 1 1 0 0 d 1 0 TSrd anniareraary of Caeeya straight defeats ■wa* eatato- SPORTS off Ms psjos of a year ago in the TIagley. i f ...... 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 Ihe Mete eoidd have en^ Ed Roebiwk Unhappy, tenUoi (Kortog threats during the iBtoed in 1910 by Chgton O ir - Tha BiUW he ootikto’t beat out theft department, mainly through "V on ” a •veteran a t w inning tit­ Putx, 88 ...... 3 3 3 1 0 1 2 naaeed theidl-ttoie major birtfaday. The Mete refueed to smn K e lLy Bkkjges, Mmoelf (xuA final three toning*. les, slammed si first-tontog home M a rt^ . 3b ...... 4 0 2 3 3 0 0 seaaMo record fo r em eecu - t»B on boa birthday. tie of Boaton. leg tojurias, hopes to play in Ms Sum m aries; Rodrisue. c f ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 o f f h g tha Dodgers after peiform- run that gave RockvUie the lead Folse. 2b ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 CLEARANCE OF tog tofcaqasntly to a utility ca- f i^ series. FVoan the looks of the KsJ Tm I (8) Blasts M&ager Alston; standings, WtUs wlU get an oppor­ ab r h po a « and they otaysd to front oil the Pa«xnl. If ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 0 RESULTS saoMy. WHe may not even break Ducloa, ct ...... 4 1 1 2 Q ' w ay. Van Oudenhov«. pSOOOlOo -aw; into toa teeup for a spell. tunity the first we^ in October J. Guetalson, 3b ., 4 1 1 0 3 Bucheri, lb ...... 3 0 1 7 © 2 o ------I b . Van’s '(vto was his second McCoy, c ...... 3 0 0 7 0 0 0 Wan docs the speed merchant to test tho pick-off moves of H. Carlson, u .... 4 3 > 1 8 SPECIAL PURCHASES, ^Heyman Signs Curves Needed in Racing Pits^ L06 ANGELES (AP)—Relief 91)00*1181 Ed RoebiMi^,|ie Whitey Ford and Jim, Bouton and Gargsno, r(, cf ,,,, 4 0 0 I 0 agatost a singte'kMW (a 1-0 a ffa ir a l u m n i j u n h h u s oraoMicrhiB first few games with Socho, lb, rf ...... 4 0 1 8 0 Totaia: ...... 27 7 10 21 7 3 4 leaving for his Los Angeles prison for the .^ancan l^u gae ^ ttw throwing arms of Elston How­ Wllbiuiks, af ...... 4 3 0 1 0 at South Windsor). He fanned sev­ Wc4Wrsfi«M iSi strong relief pitctnng by Gory tha Dodgers. He failed to get a ard «Jto Yogi Berra. en and didn’t walk a twitter. ab r b po Females That Is^ Moss Claims Kinei helped the OrioleB to a 7-6 dungeon »t Washington, was on his way to join the Sen^ora jy, Mt to his first 12 trips to the plate. Morris, If ...... 8 1 1 4 0 Fltzfibbaiis. 2b .... 4 0 0 0 Hoop Contract Naturally,tips on stealing, the Newton, 3b ...... 3 0 0 4 0 Jeff Heintz singled ahead of Gorao" r f ...... 4 0 0 0 DISCONTINUED DESIGNS victory over tbe Mete at CYiarter I h s IfiCh a t bat wasn’t u n k x ^ as McNamara, e ...... 8 1 0 1 0 today after firing a high hard one *t Dodg^ Manager Wan — phase of the game that has made Lainele. p Putz’ first-inning homer to ac­ Elliott, ss ...... 3 1 0 4 Oak Park loat MgM and a 1-1 W lD i f»r«ne<^*<4 Ms first hose bit W ills fam ous, appear In his est- Heiragarmer cf . . . . 3 1 3 0 Fred Lorenxen will make an all- tie in ttoe poat-aeason jdaycrfl. Tlie AMton. f Kun(id^I, lb count for the first two run.a Budaj if ...... 3 0 0 2 W ith Knicks MBW YORK — (NBA) — Tskeb A 32-yenr-old right-hander with (»Uent book. It ftom Stilling Moss, tho* is only out effort to boost his 1983 earn­ deciding game of the be(St-of-thiree Bakw tram Salt Lake City af N o sMx uvarnigfat this Wills, but TotoJa: ...... 36 7 34 8 1 6 Wetherafleld got an unearned tal­ Gallo, p ...... 2 0 0 0 16 years’ service in the Dodger -i Watch the pitcher closely. Study PBZanl’g ly in the last of the inning but McMahon, p ...... 1 0 0 0 one thing wrong with American ings above the JIOO.OO mark when set U s(fiieduled tonight at 6 at Pacific Ooaat Leagne wUle m aaes ba found Mmsrif, them wan Ms moves to the plate . . . Good Kaminski. 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 NBW YORK (AP)—Art Hey- he goes for first place money of organimbion, Roefcuck was sept to ing down hurters Dick Lemay asM - no ^erfi»«g the speedider. R(XJltvllle <»m e back to (score sin­ Heaton, lb ...... man, the moot sought-after college automobile laciiig—ah the curves (Yiarter Oak. lant-plBce Washington yesterday lead kt im portant . . . Keep the Repaga, sg. 3b .... C are on the tzacks and there are 320,350 in the Southern 500 at Jock ’Wlamer. K oon ce m oo 18 • • • R. Gustgfgon, cf, if 6 3 3 3 0 0 1 gle runs to the third and fif^ Poirot, c ...... 0 lu basketball player In Jhe country, With Ms teem traihng, 6-1, in a waiver deal in which National body moving . . . Shuffle beck and Whipple, rt. cf .... 4 1 3 3 0 0 3 Chameski. x ...... 1 0 none' to the pita. Darlington on Labor Day. Sept. 2. gamea to r the CUbs Mat year. forth, bend the knees and keep They wrapped things up wlth'a has come to terms with the team Kinei look over in the second in­ League leading Loe Angeles ac­ Credit to Reiser Patton, lb ...... 4 0 1 7 0 0 0 8 1 2 ’’ Ihe rule forttokteig girls in the ning and hurled atiutcut bail the The Cincinnati Reds porchsaed. IM. weight on tbe bell of your feet . . . Stiver, U ...... 4 1 2 3 0 0 1 three-run se’venth. Totals: ...... 26 3 5 a that needs him the most—New quired Infiekler Marv Breeding. It the contract of Jim Ooates. who Whto credit for Ms batting mc- Taylor, c ...... 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 Bob Hetoigartner, a three-sport X Batted for Poirot in 7ib- York’s lowly Hnicks. pats during a race is highly re- rest of. the way. In addition to hi* Slid late, this helps to two ways, Rockville ...... 201 010 3—7 grebtoUe and one that I oaimoit •wa-s the major deal on a day of pitched this year for the New Yosfc O t y . I asm to g iv ^ Wins points a finger Lizotte, 8a, 8S,..,4 0 1 3 4 1 2 star at Wethersfield High, hod a Wethersficid ...... 1 0 0 1 1 0 0—3 A N Y I I R E S great work on tbe mound, he col­ player ghuffllng. (1) got to the base quicker and Barker, p ...... 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 4 ‘T only hope I can ll've up to BASEBALL HEROES Yankees and Washington, toom understand.” Moos said on his most lected a doUMe and single and C fiy. to tos (arsetion of Pistol Pete (2) you oan twist your body to Peck. 2b. rf ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 their expectations.” the 8-foot-6 Roebuck admitted that he ■was Ban Diego of the PCL. Sent to Bsiato, to* ftmner Brookl m Dodg' Altken, 3b ...... 2 1 1 0 reoent viait to the United Statee. scored three lune. 3 avoid being tagged . . . Always try Heyman said Tuesday after sign­ "Half the fun of European rac­ ••aort of sad to leave,” then lashed the Padres was pitcher Jim Owen*. sr giant, now a coach with the Tlve Oriole* picked up a run to to get in a direct line with the Totala:’ ...... 38 7 13 22 3 7 7 Ex-Mate Wertz Delivers in Pinch ing a two-year contract with New ing is taktog your wife or best PITCHING — Tracy StalUrd, out. "Burt; to another way It’# like At the same time, IBlwmAee ------toto. now baaed to Los An. two bases . . . Always tWnk poei- Mai Tool ...... 0040030 1—« York coach EkkUe Donovan, who girt'to a race and showing off be­ Mets. ended record-tying road loe- the first but the Mets struck back getting out of prison — getting optimied outfielder Mack Jones-jj. PaRani'g ...... 0001 105 0—7 WIDE WHITEWALLS! personally scout^ and signed the with five in Itie seocod off tgnztnr tive. Morrig. Taylor Liizotte, Altken; fore her. Who wants to turn a ing streak at 22 ganwa, sett^ a(way from A lston.” and outfielder-first basemaa Tam-|aeel „ rn&mmy through the 1980 season, * * * 3B; R, Guetafson; HR; Carlson 2: SB; Duke AU-Amer|[Ea. bliatering lap and then oome into D odgers down on four Mts In 4-1 Dennis McArdle. But the Oriciee He added; my Aaron to the mtaon to maks-g. store Wtos worn to the depths of a Carlson; DP; Repass to Patton; LOBiv Twins Use ^Singles’ Bats NARROW WHITEWALLS! “ Playing bairi* a ch^lenge, but the pits and be hugged by a greasj- victory that trimmed league lead rallied and scored in the third and "I think the Dodgers will win room foi- two {dayers oaRed ig> g b(Btt£^ rtiirry, the player sought Never Again Mai Tool 7. Paganl s 10; BB; Lalne 3;’ I don’t mind,” Heyman said by mechanic or a burly tire expert?" to S'j gamea. fourth, thee went ahead with a LINEUP—Three British Monday—infielder Lou KHmobock Sici sot hatoi Rrtser was approached. SO; Lalne 1. Barker 2. three-nm mxith, the pennant in aprtte of Alston.” Doee WUls think he’U evei: steel CIvttaui (4) telephcme from Duke, where he ia Moea stroked the luxuriant beard B.ATTING — Brooks Bobinsoo. thoroughbreds might ■While Roebuck predicted a pen­ and outfielder CUne. ■ ten. S ; 21: “1 want t o Fata Cor heto.” W ills 104 bases again? ab r To Send RSox Down to Loss! RAYON! NYLON! tald^ summer courses. he has grown since his retirement Orioles, dfove' in four runs with Rick McKeon Shared the win­ well be queuing up at the nant for the Do<4;ers, two other A s fo r R oebuck's rsnazfca,,KaBne. oaidt fitofi I aoifiito't have pkfit *1No,” he toys, "I carft^beUeve Klein. 3b ...... 3 0 He wcmka out at least once, oi- from racing this year and contin­ ners’ spotlight with Kinei. He a bottar painon. We picked ,il|> a Green, ss ...... 2 1 two-run homer and pair of singles opera instead of running contenders went shout strengthen­ Dodger General ------I did it to this day. I don’t siee how Fortin, ef ...... 2 0 ten twice a day during the sum­ ued; 9-8 root ef Detroit. aocounCed for a douUe and single ing thetr chibs for the stretch Bavasi agreed that the Dodgem; Iparirisi. apufta a t ehtohouae boys to snag Keeney, lb ...... 3 1 BOSTON (AP)—Rookie BobDarouod a walk to Jim Han TUBE TYPE! TUBELESS! I can ever come close again. The Pesky summoned Jack Lamare. mer, usually tor about two hours "(Tiris have proved their useful- and tw o RBIb. Tony lyAuria had like mad in the Brown drive. would win the penBUt ■wtth Alabm. W ; W s bolH red started our dally work- Butkus. rf ...... 8 1 H effner is Boaton Mana g er JAmerican League in home was aelscted AP’s Player of The against girts. It would nmke the SM h *T was diseoureged, exhausted, oven on these hot, humid summer came on to face Don Mincber and j UST Y ear. He scored 747 ptrinta fo r an will be out for at least three Three erst’whiie Manefaester Hi(gh Gaianek, if ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 runs, hit four of them hi a losing the ’Twins first baseman ippped j sport of racing even more fun than weeks. The rookie halfback from 11*3; 123; waiMifii But Fats never onoe lost Mghta. Turner, sf ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 cause to the Red Sox Monday average ef 24.9 a game last sea athletee—one of them a trackman And Loop Would Have Balance 126: Mayer...... 2 0 1 2 1 1 0 a bwo-run single into rig^ field to it h .” Memphi.s State wa-s injured in Sat- Sorrano, c ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 night. But they turned to the old 50% OFF son. Pisa High-Bank Track - sparked Manchenter Trav^ Ser- eaga. I m T ocimplete tbe scoring. "The boy’s a terrific rebounder, urday s scrimmage. The Giants vloe to a 47-34 victor>- over the Novak, rf ...... 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 fashioned single in downing Bos­ The Japanese Association of Monday cut quarterback Francis , 122. Damaihl, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 ton 6-3 last night. Boston picked up its first run ALL MOUNTED FREE driver and playmaker,” Donovan Stock Car Racing iJASCAR) has Eagles in the Senior Division of roymgm in 1962 to make Rig- o a Gary Geiger's single, a waHi. a D said. “ He can play either forward Marriott of Troy i Ala i State and I the Sumlner Basketball League NEW YORK — (NEA) — Totaig: 26 1 5 18 B 1 1 ’Though M iimesota collected 12 CTOVtacted CTiarles 'M onej-penny linebacker Ed (iummings of Stan­ Bill Rigney, the Los Angeles ney M*n*ger-of-the-Ye*r? NAnONAL UHAfiCR All-Star Tilt Sure to Uncover envUan ...... 100300 X- fielder’s oholoe and Dkak Stuart’s or guard and he bulls hia way 1 las; night at Charter Oak Park. | "Lee Tbamas and Billy Morlarty’g ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 hits, 11 of them went for («e base Uiwr off the left field wall to r a toward the basket like Elgin Bay- engineer in charge of the Iwilding ford. Angels’ 'manager, remained of the Daytona InternationaJ The Indian Juniors trounced the Moran fed off to their Mfettog 2B; Figke, Bemls: HR: Keeney: SB: only. Johnny GoryTs double in the single in the first inning. dor or Tommy Heinsohn.” Eagles Juniors, 51-31, in the other his old excitable self in the Green, Fortin 2. Butkus: DP; Pinkln, fourth was the sole extra-base hit Speedwa.y. ooncerning plans for a visitors’ dressing nx>m be­ and then Leon Wagnsr bo- At Least One Pro Football Star Klein Keeney. Novak, McKinney. In the third Chuck Schilimgand Heyman was a fiiat round draft game on the fwinliiU. eamss bugged by Cbavoz Ra­ Page: LOB: Moriarty’ s 4, ^Ivltan 8; odCf four Red Soot pitchers. dioice of the I&iicks, who had the superspeedway near Tokyo. neath Yankee Stadium. Yastrzemaki put doubles together A Dave McKenna, Paul Quey and ..rt BB: Damachl 2; U: Blanco, Cowles. JASCAR says it hopes to build a vine, got it into Ms besd ltoat In 1943, Otto Gralutm, present Fonner Boston teanunate Vic and Yaz scored (» Frank Mal- poorest record in the National Craig Riillips were tiie big guns "What the ' Yankees should CHICAGO (AF.)—When the all-f Wertz ■waa the chief thorn. Wertz B ^etball AssoclaUan last season 2.5-mile, high-hanked track along do,■’ said Rigney, ”ls share he couldn’t Mt there.'* ex­ stars and Green Bay Packers coach of the All-Stars, had his zone’s sacrifice fly to center after the lines of U\e Dajtona one, gen­ for Travel Servioje. McKenna and plained Rigney. "That'* bod moment of glory. Graham inter­ came up as a pinch Mbter in the and so got first pick. (3 ley were outstanding membei’S the wealth for the rest of the m art to ftXJtboU’s midsummer sliding under a tag at third base erally considered the fa««te*t rtrip season and balance the league. when your best H’tter thinks cepted one of Baugh’s passes' and Race Driver Dies sixth and deli'vered a bases-l(»ded (n Stuart’s fleider’s choice. Donovan didn’t specify'where he of. iiie Manchestei' High CCIL daasle Friday night, at least one single for t'wo runs, igniting a will play Heyman, hut there are in the world. I’m sure that we and the oth­ he can’t Mt at home, wbere a t collegiaiia will have his ran 97 yards for a toufhdo’wn as WEEK Any nation that could produce chapipionahip quintet ls.st seasem you play half your games. 7L tbe All-Stars beat Washington 37-7. Following Mishap five-run rally that (xtrried the some indlcationa he may pair the but Phillips is much.better known er clubs would find a spot for ------tosTrilied to a.growing book kamikaze pilots rtiould have no Mickey Mantle or Roger Marls "W hat tairt most, however, ’Thrilling ■ Victories Twins to their fourth triumph In ztmkle with veteran Richie Guerin for his track exploits. However, at reezBorlea. five Fenway Park attempts this fa the back court. trouble in finding fearless, lead- or any of those guys who ordi­ was the kxn o f Bob Rodgets. And who can forget the great W A’TBRBfURY (AP) — tojuriee footed men to tool racing stocks.' all three helped build a 26-8 lead who oatight 190 gamea], tort Yoor year since the geune All-Star victories In 1946 and 1947 season. » Legion Finale ‘TU i^ y anywhere they want narily play only part time.” was toonguzated in 1934, jroung- suffered in a smartvup at Lime A ahort field oould slwaja be filled dunng the first half enabling the The New York Yankees were season. Kept out firat ity a with Los Angeles and then the Bob Turley was the loeer, leav­ m e," Heyman said. w nncr., to coast home from there stars from college use the all-star Rook Forte claimed tbe life o t Re played Ms high achool ball out with 'Tokyo taxicab ^drivers without Mantle and Maris, yet broken Anger, than an injured (JMcago Bears losing by 16-0 veteran race driver WiUiain (Wild ing with the bases loaded in the Tonight al6 ■who, as anyone who has visited ankle. Rodgers has been ' in asi a atemring stone to great scores. Elroy Hlrsch ran 68 yards sixth and being charged for the at subimban OcMnside, Long they handled the Angels the Htta — ■ore to tts professional ranks. Bill) Randall yesterday. 357 BROAD ST. lalazid, and lives ia Rockville Cen- Nippon can tell wou. are the mast The Eagles, with BdI Troy. Tom way Sonny Liston bopped ■ only 48 games ao for, s(nne o f for a touchdown against tbe Rams first four 'Twins rune. intrepid chargers since Gen. Pick­ Malin and Ray LaGace doing E s o it znomber of this year’s RsndaU, 40, of Noztb Readtog, with all hope f< ' tre, l i n g Islan kk* th* Yhnkesa. Yomig helped kayo Philadelphia 17-7. pervlsor. xfianoe to take fourth from the rived unannounced and unheralded, He is survived by fa(M widow, third. Duke HatcUosoa or znay be the llrM “ fz«* tonesr" ever been for yeara Eagles. course, about the Yankees dis­ Dean Ctoonoe got off to a fine E sog li a Standowt Five years later another^ UtOs •^rina, ■were leading 3-0 a fit e r Such a move would eliminate Jim Kuhn scored 27 points—best tributing Mantle, Maris and it a j* ta la rr, when the aD-stiurs guy named Tad Weed from OMo Siirtey; a daughter, Cbeiyl; and three Innings — then collapsed. Gary Gallagher to expertod to pieksd tor tbs Boston Patriots Hitting Hard rta it, ttore tafisd off. •tart for the locals. tbs word “progress” from the In- individual perfonnsnee yet to the the others around the circuit, “Why, ttore. dU wa tot Btto fliftatiil Great Bay 641, a young State literally kicked the All-Stars Ms parents, Mr. atid Mrs. Willis They h a d only two balls leave the ••ra y who Aan^ioiis dletkiuaiy and blur its Junior Disdrioti—a* he led the In­ but _ it______wa* CMd Bones’ waywav of Tmisy gs? W*U, It woreY bo- ■MB ooniad Sammy Baugh threw to a 30-27 victory over Cleveland. Randall of Jonesboro, Maine. - infield the next six innings, ■with ^ptotowt Norwich Utdvsrstty last iznage as a provi^ ground.grouni Making a determined bid dian jumoTBJumoTB loto theiruwir onB-mueuonenaded putting Ms finger or the fact a S-yard pass to Gaynen ’Tinsley Weed booted three field goals and Funeral arrangements were In­ reUefer Bill DaUey facing only 14 ___ tolsr CBiwizigs KEN MeHRHIE cause Bob pttchsd poorly ds- w ho the rem aining Sets RetNzrds ■nssfsi ts the lone holdover from to retain the batting win. Mark HeUer added eight rt that the American Lnague is ^dte his won szid tort reecrd. I.4HL three extra points. com plete. (Mutters over th e last four frames. Frad Lorenzen, stock car rac- pointavu’^intn forffvp the Yurinn^ntwinners urhviNwhile .Tn#Joe nv>Attv*pretty xirVsick inIn severAlseveral D1&C6I.places. m yonto -for the game’s only| In the AU-Stan 86-19 triumph the Patriots’ tryout camp and izig’s most eligible bachelor, has cliampionship in the tronage, which, by ttoe way. is We laid to make room cn ths Ttiree of Boston’s seven hits NEW LONDON (AP) — M eet Coach m ke HMovak hopes he’ll be Wehr. I.,en Yost and Tom Mar­ Cleveland and Detroit are way sUghtly off. It could very wefi roster for 21-year-old Frrf over Detroit in 1968, a fleet young­ wore scraboy. Bre(Moud beat out a earned 383,910 to 14 N ASCAR Hartford Twilight Base­ tens had SIX each for the losera. off to attendance. The Angela A m a ^ XS; H. **aw a.n,Mtng yoor Cecil Isbell ster from •nunfiig named Bobby Tae*day*6 Flg^to records have been set by Ray the first in fow years to stick. Grand National events so far this be a long last Bin* w o^ . Newman, who had wn* Mx owS Jetoaqr Kovatcb combined on stogie to thtod in'tbe second, Oail DjoansUy a t Watertiary. Maureen “The Ud is tou ^ ’’ Holovak says ball I.eague is Manches- have drawn 161,688 leas than sttaiNrt gainea to th* nkcifie U : W. Itorta. Vmm Mitchell took flat passes from Jim Yastrzemaki sbigled off Twins n. TMs figure indicates only at the same stage a year i^ , “Oiny the Taatoas draw re a to jg ri tewAdown pasa to get FRIESNO, Oalif. — Gat>« T or- Fit^iahrick of Naugatuck and at MlrabeB* who to being titod as ter’a Gene Johnson. The INTBRMIXMATK LEAGUE (to a> — Ninowskl and ripped off touch­ starter Jim Kaat’s leg to the fifth part of Ha lap money, no mazui- tbe Wartitogtoa Senators 94,- inofiiw sM* to to * A E S te n zreDing towards a downs runs (>f 84 atifl 18 yards. ronez, 14AH> Eresno, knocked ou t Janet Shocldey of Branfbrd in tbe ' ' ' rs baek. “aBd we’rs gotag ex-pro still owned by th* lots toning ralty perm O rere and Dick WiUiams had a pinch in­ Caetazor’s asvazda and nona af tbs *7*. M -ti triumph ever Washington. Joey Limas, 147, Albu(iuerque, N. Connecticut AAU Swimming and Fraddla bM aaznad by ap- Milwaakee Braves’ or­ Han nr a 6-3 tie JI— Mni to TWO yren later. DbeU return^ field hit in the ninth. Diving rxmmtMonships. In addition a gams eaBed after aenre tontoigw R would b s Stood buBtosBB H Ires Un toogre pntnatiaL tSrtL . BLACKPOOL, England — Chi M „ 2. saranesa and tost d ilrtog. ganization, ia . hitting W w8ttz Ito* A s w A “ B oH ea os a member o t the Packers. He . Turley pitched well the first five to the ziine events that were con- im c N q M because of daifunre otCMt Neho ■LsiintitiBK eouH b s done abmft Looha Ute worfl han* to fitowe- Oalderwood, 173, Sootiand, stcfiped aACRAMBNTO, Oalif F r e d In Ha 14 laeea, which include close to the .400 mark as It. With no outfit flexing its im p n v od a Mttte aa an a t t i* ^ .■na; throw ttooe touchdown passes, R oots, 1 5 8 ^ , Sacrem ento, knoctt<- innings, giving up one run and fl’ve chided last night at the Ooeaa a n s A .) ^ o m o f two first and five aecond {daces, toot night. feed Mm for a widla. Ron Redru|), 174%, Ondon, 11. muscles for a run at tbe Yan- Uon, but the other dubs don’t he* to Don ROwm, and guided ed out Eddla Face, Loa A bf hi4s But to tbe sbDth Earl Battey Beach Bark seven more wiB to tbe New Lorenzen (breve 4759^ competi­ playing manager with Frank Burdlck’a ztngte (Move in •TlMt’# what, you *»*re to to a to a 46-38 victory over Osideewood zototoed Britisti Hgtit kses," tMnga may be expected mean much.” gotea, & •Bd G o^ nndiricfaed ■ l n c l e » ba eotnifletad'FUdiff togtzL . ajrstom is tive miles, whic^znakes his earn-. Sloriarty Brothers’ en­ both Nassiff runs in the firet to­ Wbat huipesiad to the An­ do,” fwsyiiatod BigzMy. “ ■toto m a . ning and Ihm gmiam rematnad soore- to wonma before there is a you’re bMOjltog a Mg HgV 32262 per mile. TMs ia qutok try. Johns(Mi is a new and turn fior tlM bettor. Aztd ths gels Vrt» stoyed to oesidlirdiwt X ... ym figure that too* until the last ef the sovantb. 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PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTEB EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 81,1968 •V ■iv . Houses For Seile 72 Houses For.^Sale 72 Houses For^Sals 72 U.S. Chief in Korea Wrote*—?te Bay 56 Sommer Homte For Reiit 67 Hooeca For SbIc 72 Hod For Sale 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTliR, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 81,1968 COOL COUNTRY COMFORT to THREE BEDROOM ranch, large DALE ROAD — 6 ro«n custom kriB b UY, UCLLa or bade antique COLONIAL RANCH — 8 rooms, UNDER $tt,000 — IiMaculato % beautifuUy landscaped lot, at­ buUt rsc rooip, aU Urch Not NewtoTroiible 1% iMtlis. modem kReben with bedroom home, nicely b r e ^ ^ this beautiful SpUt Level. Living ArtldM For Sale 45 HoasdKdd Goods II and uaad furniture, ohina, glass, roam, kitchen with built-ins, dining tached garage, full basement, kitchen, wall to Wall carpeting, By FA^ALY and SHORTEN sUvsr, picture frames and old COTTAGE buUt-ins, t-car attached garage, fenced to Nor- many extras. Immediate occupan­ built-tos. For the select buyer, (Conticned tram Page One) HoasehoM Serrleea THERE OUGHTA i|E A LAW SINGER CONSOLE sewing ma^ lot 300x260, $22,900. PWlhrick man HohenthAl. Belflort Agency, area, S bedrooms, den and rec -POWER MOWERS—aO”. eoina, old doUa and guns, hobby room, garage, like new. CaU now cy, handy to shopping and $27,900. J. D. Realty, 643-6129.. Offered 13-A «»wne, used for demonstn^tten nn^ eoUeotions, attic ebntents or whole Agency. 849-84^ I schools- Call owner, 643-8398, 849- Briggsitratton, r*<^ poees Ip our sewing raont. Sub- White Sands Beach, Old Lyme, for showing. Wolvertcm Agency, Since then, things have moved $48.90, no down paymenL 8* w w - sstatea. Furniture Repair Service, 8228. ^ ______swiftly for Howze, who fought in FURNTTURE refinIshed—Scratch­ OMTUE OTHER / IfiHOUlDS/Nrr tfJHO" stantiallyreduced. Low, lew August 18 through 81. Tel. Mr. flCniTH -WINDSOR—A O p e- NICE RANCH Just over Manchaa- Realtor, 849-2818, eve. Mr. Rueter, ir^ttwcE MIND!HMMPH*I ly. 0 )l6 '« Discount station, 46i w. TaleottvUle, Conn. Tel. 848-7449. BOUTM ter line to Vernon. Paneled tamUy 6U4M9. Lots For Sals 73 world War H to North Africa and CLASSIFIED es, bums removed, color changed. KKENorniex AK iTOXiOE ^ MX! WDCU terms. Singer Sewing Center, a t Keith, 849-9126 or 649-8191. Ranch wttto 4 bedrootns, mahog­ MANCHESTER — 7 room older Mjmchester Refinisl;iing Co., M3- OLD Omter. Main St, 848-8888. any paneled Uving room, raised room, private walk-out patio, fin­ Italy. ' FeiENOOr^MINi, SOME 0006 AND EN08 ished ree room, fire and bursary Colonial off Mato Street, treed lot, TWO BUHDINO lots, prime loca He Joined the development com­ >28S. ______Swm o-LBG TABLE, boy’s ori<»- WANTED — Upholstered ehalse hearm ftreplnoe, 2 fuU csramic 2-car garage, Rusco combtoaticn mand at (Continental Army Com­ KAe.I~UH~IN- INTHEREFRIOEeAm^ lounge. 640-8889. tiled baths, reduced to $21,000. J. alarm system, electric rotor TV tion, city utilities. PhUbrlck Agen wool suit, sbee 14, stamps, aquari­ antennae, (dee woodSd lot. Ask windows, Ml steam heat, $16,900. mand headquarters. Then he took REWEAVTNO of bums, moth holes. VITEDHIMRIR leUESSllLMANAffi i w eat that bio roast- um and accessories, bird cages. f i v e p i e c e chrtane Utcben sat, D. Realty, 648-6129. BOLTON VICINITY - Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 849- cy, 649-8464. ADVERTISING 23] ^ ts repaired. Window Shades good condmon, $30. 648-4624. Wanted To Rent 68 for Len Charboneau. Belfiore over the Strateg;ic Army Command D scrape: : ! ^ rVE GOT COOMHO. MV made to measure; all slsed Vene­ POr-UKY 649-7814. Agsnoy, S484U21. 2813, eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0809. and X V m Airborne Corpe at Ft. HOLD HIM VOU D6EIHER-IFHE% HUSSANiySRI^HE WE HAVE customers waiting for THREE MINUTES to Manchester PRIVACY — tian blinds. Keys made while you A’fTESNTION MACHINlifrS—Foe MR. ALBERT PROVES TO B om bb Wlthont Boud 59 for $16,800, 1 3/4 acres of land. RURAL MANCHESTER — 6 room Resort Property For Sale 74 Bragg, at the same time heading AL\Mm6VVEl^,MR. the rental of your property. OaU ■ - the Army Mobility Board. CLAflSIPIBD AD V U U nJN G OBPT. HOURS wait. T^pe Recorders for rent. VOUlDNtMIND. iDOHUNSRyl sale—12” height gauge M YOU THERE IB A HIGH LOCATION Cape, half acre wooded lot, fire­ Martow’s. 867 Main, 649-5231. HAR1CRU8H “ SANTA CLAUS” r o o m f o r woridng girl, all com­ J. D. Realty, 848-6129. completely handcrafted by present Bowers area. DeUghtfuUy en- (X)VENTRY — Oak Grove section. When the racial crisis broke out Vernier Caliper. CaU 648-4741, forts of home, board optional, closed rear porch, finished cellar place, combination windows, over integration at the University noon until 4. Ask for Mr. Kelley, JUST PAY MONTHLY! WANTED — FOUR room apart­ owner. Looking for the unusual basement garage, $16,200. Owner Cool, comfortable 4 room cottage. 1, 3, or 3 YEARS to PAT very oentral. CaU 843-6746, 849- plus Iwd, then caU Wolverton rec room, full shed dormer give Only $18,400 for this large cus­ Any reasonable offer accepted. of Mississippi, Howze was sent to BnldinK—Contractiiis 14 $10A______ment, Manchester or East Ehirt- Colonial zoom at a Cape price. tom 6 room ranch, formal 643-0893. Oxford to command federal troops. COPT CLOSING m iK ^roiK CLASSD^P^ TABLES—Made to order, MONTHLY PAYMENTS ford from August 16, if possible. Agency, Realtor, 649-2813 John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. $12.18 1% baths, excellent landscaping. dining room with picture win­ BOWERS SCHOOL — $17,900. S The lean, square-jawed officer f!ATJ. b(E on your formica needs, all kinds. Rep&ira, rentals, lawn PURNI8HED r o o m s , complete CaU after 4:30, 649-5797. dow, kitchen with buUt-tos, chairs, benches. W. Zinker, 3 COMPLETE VERNON — Just over Manchester Bank appraised for quick sale. bedroom ranch, two tiled baths, reportedly was picked personally bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, bouaekeeptog facilltiss. Cen­ Une. lik e new 6% ranch, 1% Ask for Norman Hohenthal, Bel- large Uving room with fire­ WATERFRONT LOT, 90x176, Cape by Secretary of Defense Robert S. 875-7143. ■ **______kOOMh OF BRAND NEW trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 TWO ADULTS desire 8-4 room combinations, basement, attached vanitmy units, table-tops and FURNITURE baths, buUt-to kitchen wlth| fiors Agency, 848-6121.' place, 8 g o ^ sized bedrooms, garage. Owner 649-4825. Coral, Florida. Call 648-8384. McNamara for the Korean Job to PUEASB B A D YOUR AD island 848-8638. Aroh Street, Manchester. apartment with heat, stove, re­ frigerator furnished. Booc P, Her­ dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agaoey, deluxe ceramic baths, one car which he replaces retiring Gen. AU 100% guaranteed, aome la TWO-FAMILY, ranch style. De­ basement garage, one acre, QUAUTT CARPEanRY—Rooms, ^Boats and Accessories 46 original factory crates, with orig­ FURNISHED ROOM conveniently ald. 848-4803. BOLTON — 6 room cushmi ranch, Guy 8. Meloy. ~ I Hh ^ » • r a S f DAT IT lightfully different. Beautiful weU landsuqied lot, trees. 2 bedrooms, built-tos, combtoa- Howze is taking on three Jobs: basements refinished, built-ins, inal factory serial numbers. located one minute from Mato shade trees, enclosed yard, quiet Wanted—Real Estate 77 formica tile, general repair. No ALLOY boat-traUer, 1961, capacity Street, light housekeeping. Wom­ ticHi screens and storms, base­ commander of the 8th Army, all BLONDE BEDROOM Business Property For Sale 70 street. Both bathrooms ceramic ment garage, 2% acres, $15,200. CASH FOR YOUR property. Cus-1 of U.S. forces—Army, Air Force «• tt*< t t • job too small. Call William Rob­ 1150 lbs., $140. CaU 6480900 be­ UVINO ROOM SUITE an only. 649-6242. tiled. Extras include automatic bins Carpentry Service. 649-3446. tween 6-9 p.m. Nicely located. Immaculate LAWRENCE F. FIANO Offers considered. Owner 843-0860. tomers waiting for ranches,. and Navy—in Korea, and of all 6 PC. DINETTE SET f u r n is h e d r o o m for gentle­ CENTER STRESIT — 8 stores plus ranch home. 6 rooms with a dishwasher, cooling fan. Two sep­ capes, colonials. Manchester U.N. forces—American, South Ko­ 12 FOOT RUNABOUT, windshield, — AND ACCESSORIES man', beat, light, etc. Parking. 7 room apartment, aU to one good sized completely encloeed arate heating systems. Excellent Realtor 843-2768 SIX ROOM CAPE—Fireplace, rec Area. Howard Realty (Company, rean and token Turkish and Thai WESTTNOHOUSE REF’R. package, excellent location with and heated porch with a beau­ income proposition with single room with storage cloeet, alumi- Spedal Services 15 steering wheel, aU contrtUs, 16 CTean, conifortable and conveiU- Charlee Nicholson 742-8864 232-6276, Carl Zinsser, 643-0088. forces which have remained there h.p. Evinrude and traUerj- $375. WE8TINOHOUSE T.V. ent. 108 Birch Street. good potential. For further Infor­ tiful view. This home is air- family atmosphere. Ask for niun storms, close to schools and since the Korean War. t r e e c u t t in g and removal, lots WASHING MACHINE mation call the PhUbrlck Agency, Leonard Charboneau. Belfiore shopping. CWl 649-9526. TDCB Stafford Garage, 684-7604. conditioned throtighout. An ex­ Howze looks and acts like a cleared, insured, Joe Pelletier, DE LUXE RANGE R(X)M f o r OEN'rLElMAN, cen- 649-8484. cellent home being offered at Agency. 643-5121. DIAL 643-2711 HENRY STREETT—(Tustom built general—and should. He was bom 742-7568. FOR SALE — Thompson boat, 14 Take your choice of any of these traUy located, kitchen prlvUeges, $23,500. at West Point. His father was MaJ. footer, 40 h.p. Mercury, steering p a r i^ . CaU 648-6127. MAIN STREET CORNER — 140 I IMMACULATE CAPE near East MANCHESTER — $11,900 — 4 6-room split level ranch, many appliances in sdditian to bedroom, Catholic High School. Assumable room Ranch within walking dis­ Gen. Robert L. Howze, and his wheel, windshield, controls and feet on Main Street by 150 feet exciting features, white Colonial Local Stocks brother is retired Maj. Gen. Rob­ Uving room, dinette, rugs, lamps, deep. Ideal corner lot. Semi-pro­ 4%% mortgage, finished rec tance to bus and shopping. $2,300 brick fireplace, wrought iron Roofing—Siding 16 traUer, $526. Stafford Garage, tables, linoleuma dishes and other a t t r a c t iv e sleeping room, gen^ ert L. Howze Jr. tleman, private entnmee, shower, fessional building on it. Business T. J. Crockett room in basement, siluminum assumes mortgage ^ th $83.68 artsirway, 2 fireplaces, $24,000. J. 684-7604. i t e m a ______The Korean headquarters of the HMMU K a o m MR MVERTBERT A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, parking. Inquire 196 Spruce Street. Zone 2. Pew blocks to hospital. T, storms, screens, doors, attractive monthly payments or refinanced D. Realty. 643-5129 Quotations Pandsned by painting. Carpentry. Alterations FOR SALE — 13 foot Thompson EVERYnUNG J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 648-1577 treed lot. Ask for Norman Hohen­ with VA no money down, FHA 1st Cavalry Division is Camp ONLY $398 Coburn Mlddlobrook. Inc. Howze, named after the new com­ >and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ boat, 10 h.p. Mercury, steering thal. Belfiore Agency, 643-6121. $400 down and monthly payments Bank Stocks ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn 3t. Price Includes DeUvery, Set Up, of less than $90. Samuel M. Lavltt mander’s father, who once served 3 wheel, controls, and traUer, $196. Help Wanted— Male 36 Situations Wanted— Service, Guarantee Immediate De­ Bid Asked in the 1st (Javalry. 643-4860. Help Wanted— Female 35 Stafford Oarage, 684-7604. Apartments— Flata— Land For Sale 71 NICE . OLDER home on bus line, Agency, MLS Realtors at Vernon Manchester Female Uvery Or Free Storage Until St. James Parish. Big rooms phis Conn. Bank and Trust Howze speaks to a voice of n u r s e —Licensed in Connecticut MALE OVER 17 for deliveries and Ten«nients 63 HOLLISTER STREET — immacu­ Circle, 643-2168, 876-8297. Co...... 70% 76 R DION ROOFING and siding, al- Needed COVENTRY — On Route 44-A. late 6 room OolMiial Bungalow, business poeibllities, business authority. Those who served un­ teratioos, ceilings, painting and 28-bed home, 3-11 shift bonus of­ general drug store work, some ex­ WEARY OP Commuting — Single Phone for appointment 31.9 acres, partly wooded, 8 room Hartford National der him remember that when he perience necessary, must have Buflding Materials 47 TWO ROOM apartment for rent, large airy rooms, natural wood­ zone n location. Ask for Norman EAST HARTFORD — Low taxes, OWNERS FLORIDA BOUND gutter wort. Satisfaction guaran- fered. Collect 876-9121. woman with over nineteen years SAMUEL ALBERT heat, hot water, gas for cooking, Ranch ' house and guest cottage. Hohenthal. Belfiore Agency, 848- high value, all plastered wall Bank and Trust Co. 68 70% issues an order, it is obeyed with good driver’s license and pleasing in geneml office experience de­ work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel Fire Insurance Conipanles teML free estimates. 643-4352. Hartford electric refrigerator and stove fur­ Owner moving to Europe. 1^1 Air Real Estate, 648-0882. 6121. ranch of 5% rooms with 1% ONLY |14,200 dispatch. They also say that if SALAD WOMAN wanted, 9-S. Some personality, good pay. Replies sires portion as office secretary, CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS sacrifice, $85,000: Terms. Write or Hartford Fire ...... 66% 70 he seems demanding, it is because experience necessary. Apply 247-U358 nished. CaU 649-7787, 6-7 p.m, , baths. Attractive natural wood­ RAT’S ROOFING CO. — Shingle confidential, references. Write receptionist, in Manchester or SEE rr DAY OR NIGHT phone Meadowbrook, 248 W. Put­ MANCHESTER — Live modern to MANCHESTER — Modern 4 bed- work, garage, fireplace, shaded National Fire ...... 114 121 he wants action, fast and to the and built-up roofs, gutter work, Cavey’s Restaurant. Box H, Herald. vicinity. References gladly fur­ CeUing TUe 4 possible bedroom Cape Cod, Ftioenlx Fire ...... 114 121 .08% 8q. Ft. If you have no means of transpor­ nam Ave., Greenwich, Conn., thls JarvU buUt SpUt Level on room ranch, 2 baths, l(X)x200 lot, backyard for cool summer living. point. roof and chimney repairs. Ray nished. Reply Box M, Herald. TWO ROOM iq>artment, 149 Oak­ TO 9-2834. Brent Road. Five years young and full basement. Immediate occu­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 649- tiled kitchen, Uving room with But his friends deny some de­ ^3agenow, 649-2214. Ray Jackson, BOOKKEEPER FOR Rockville of­ WANTED — Full-time service sta­ SpUt RaU Fencing tation, ru send my auto for you. fireplace, basement with rec 103 110 fice, full charge through trial bal­ tion attendant, some mechanical 3.99 Per Sectioa No obligation. , land Street. 849-0229, 9-5. better than new- Finished rec pancy. Sacrifice at $17,900. Hayes 2813. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 643-0309. Aetna Oasualty . . . scriptions of Howze as a "swash­ '8438328. CLEANING BY the hour, also room. Landscaped yard. Sept. 1 Agency, 648-4808. room, back hatchway, new Aetna life ...... 169 167 buckling” general, patterned to ance. Give full particulars. Box knowledge required. Apply in per­ chamber work. Call 643-7026 after Dutch Doors Houses For Sale 72 wood shingle siding, enclosed son, see Mr. Sloan, Vernon Esso 18.60 Bach occupancy. Call Mr. Werbner, | MANCHESTER — 8 room (Jape, (Jonn. General ...... 162 170 the mold of the late Gen. George BIDWELL HOME Improvement DD, Herald. 5. A— L ““ ®— H—"H—T*— S LOOKXNG f o r rentalsT OaU J. D. Jarvis Realty Co.. Realtors. 848^ ^ G H ELEVATION - A t t ^ v e porch, Just a few minutes’ walk Service Center, Route 83, Vernon. Exotic Prefinished PaneUng 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, 75x160 tree shaded lot, attached Htfd. Steam Boiler . .132 142 S. Patton. He is too carefully de­ Coippany — Roofing, siding, al- Realty, 6484029. *’ xvd vj I Ranch, walk-out base­ garage and breeze way, 8 bed­ to Bast Catholic High and .191 199 liberate to fit that description, they terattoQs, additions and remodel­ SHOE FITTER, experience prefer­ From 8.75 Per Sheet OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 dlshwaEher, disjxMal, attic fan, at­ 4112, 643-7847. Travelers ...... red, part-time or full-time, good MAN WANTED with plumbing and ment, trees, nice view, near rooms, dining room, fireplace, 1% Cheney Tech Schools and shop- PnbUo CtUlties insist. ing o f ^ l types. Excellent work­ Situations Wanted— Ping-Pong Table Tops tached garage, nicely landscaped school only $18,900. Carlton W. starting salary. Tots 'n Teens, heating experience. Journey­ lot, close to schools, $16,9(X). $14,600 — 6 ROOM CAPE, immacu­ baths, walking distance to ele­ ptag. (Jonn. Light Power . . 35% *7% He plays tennis, squash said manship. 849-6495. Male 39 11.96 Each 810 14AIN Bt—8 room apartment. late oondltlon, nearly finished, Rutchtos, Realtor, 649-6183. mentary and. High School, $16,900. POr Solo 4 958 Main Street. man preferred. H. G. Schulze, Cedar Closet Lining FLORENCE GAS STOVE, Hke 849-5229, 9-6. PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8484. Htfd. Electric Ught golf. Inc., 876-9707. new, $90. CaU 849-3019. fireplace, open stairs, recreation Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 649- new ...... 41% 42% Howze is qualified for flying SALESLADY, experience prefer­ BOY DESIRES lawn mowing, car .21 Sq. FL room, wooded lot, Manchester. LAWRENCE F. PIANO ISOZ CESITSIER OonvertSOe. fill­ RooUng ofld ChtouieyB 16-A Windows f o u r r o o m apartment, including MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch 2818. Hartford Oaa Co. . . . 35% 41 single and multi-engined aircraft. red, children’s department, full­ DRIVERS FOR school buses In washing, and odd Jobs. Call any- GAS STX>VE—30” griddle, dou- 2-years-old, large kitchen with Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-6183. Although high-ranking Army gen­ er T ^ n r * like new. S2AS0. Win Ume, 643-6497. From 10.00 Each heat, hot water and gas for cook- AVBHY STREET — Large 6 room Realtor 643-2766 Southern New Ehigland bonded ROOFING — Specializing repairing time or part-time. Apply Tots ’n September in the Manchester- b)e oven, 8 yean oM, 940. tag, electric refrigerator and gas built-ins, dining room, 8 bedrooms, GARTH ROAD Telephone ...... si% 64% erals don’t get much opportunity AmeO. 088 lleimy >L Wlce car la tiaide. 848-8278. Vemon area. 7:30-8:46 e.m., 2:15- Pine Paneling BOLTON LAKE Waterfront — 4| ranch, attached garage, full base­ roofs of all kinds, new roOfs, gut­ Teens, 966 Main Street. .07 Un. FL 844-8032. stove furnished. Call 649-7834 or attached garage, lot lOihcSOO with (Jharles Nicholson 742-6364 Maanfsctorlng Companies to fly, Howze still keeps his pi­ 3:30 p.m. Call 643-2414. trees, $16,900. PhUbrlck Agency, room home, bunkhouse, aU fur­ ment, walk-to closet, Isxge tile RIOT WANTED FLnODCnH 3-door wagon. ter wwk, chimneys cleaned, re­ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Casements 649-5779 between 8-7 p.m. nishings included. Usable aU year. 5% room quaUty built ranch, Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . 61% 65 lot’s rating. and ALL AROUND assistant for local 649-8464. bath, foyer, fireplace, exceUent Married in 1936, he and his wife to^neeeiag._ paired. Aluminum siding. 30 dental office, experience pre­ SALES PROMO’nONAL work, no 40.00 Each Good financing. John H. Lappen, I family kitchen with fauilt-tos, condition throughout, large lot. Aasodated Spring . . 19 ai years’ experience. Free estimates. SEVEN ROOM, second floor, close 12 have two sons, Guy R. and Wil­ Sed yeuid. Marion E. Robert­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service sentatives to call. No experience BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR, full­ son, Realtor, 648-5968. throughout the house, garage, Rockville Realty, 875-2527. lake prlvUeges. Leaving for Veeder-Root ...... 46 48% uated annually from American ee per gallon. $875. AKC REGISTEREID German ALL SIZES — ALL SHAPES — $169.00 40” Oak-Dry Sink, sopper hot water, bullt-tos, refrigerator, 100x200 lot, 8-yeara-old, $23,900. Roger Negro schools compared to 130,000 each ivfllable all hours. Satisfaction necessary to sell cosmetics to time only. Must be able to set up ALL PRICES washer and dryer, $140. 849-0308. Florida. If interested. wiU give The above quotations ars not to after 8 psn. housewives in your neighborhood and operate from blueprints, over­ Shepherds for sale, for further in' liner and slate top, 98. MANCHESTER — 8 room modern PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. TRUMBULL STREET — 2 family be construed as actual markets. year to Russia. guaranteed. Call 649-1315. formation caU after 6 p.m. 649- 649-89K»^______6-6, 86x186 treed lot, 3-car garage, away second oar. 649-9770. Earn $2-8 an hour. Call 289-4922. time, and fringe benefits. Call NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — $189.00 70’’ Modem Image Sofa, home 4 bedrooms, famUy room 848-8737 643-7627. 9724, 643-5615. SPRING ST. — 6 room Ranch, 1% I aluminum combinations, «1 heat, MOOBL A Ford—2 door ae- EXPERT SERVICE on all makes UNDERSEULS NA’nONAL foam cushions, molded shell TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. attarted' garage, 165’ frontage, bf AM or FM radios, TV, Hi-fi, TOY DEMONSTRATORS. Oppor­ trees, $15,000. Carlton W. Hutch' baths, new waU to waU carpeting, large clean rooms. ExceUent con­ I. S12S. Phone S4S-0400. f r e e — FOUR kittens, mother frame, turquoise eover, as is 129. Tinker BuUding. Ladies preferred. modern kitchen with bullt-tos, 2-1 stereo, tape recorders, portable tunity to ear* up to 25% com­ MAN required for Ught bench NATIONAL LUMBER, INC., Apply Olenney’s Men’s Shop, 789 ins, 649-5182. dition. Wolverton Agency, Real­ mission. No collecting or deliver­ wxjrk; Apiply In person, 10 Hil­ Siamese, father, a cat. CaU 649- car garage, lot lO fti^ , ^(UttOT r o o m Cape, exceUent coodl' tor, 649-3818. and auto ndioa. 649-1068. 2869. 381 State Street, $45.00 Modem Lounge Chair, Main St. LEGAL NOTICE ing. Latest IBM equipment writes liard 9t., Manchester. North Haven. Connecticut walnut frame, reversible foam 89 HOLLISTER — 4 bedrooms like new, $21,900. PhUbrick close to schools and shop- your master orders for you and close to all schools, 2-car garage Agency, 649-8464.______I ptog. Marion B. Robertson, Real- VERNON — Lovely to look at Is 288-6281 cushion, brown/Uack cover, $4. this 6% room Ranch with garage Notice to hereby given that the following have been certified as party-endorsed candidates of the D ro - Insures weekly commissions BIRCH STREET — 4 room flat, Owner 649-6118. PORTER STREET area — Older 61 tor, 648-6963.______ocratic Party for nomination to the Municipal Offices apeclfled below to be Oiled s-t the municipal elec­ ■08 CHEVROLET truck. 1% ton. Choice Visual kit or regular toy Articles For Sale 45 and walk-out basement. All on a A-8 eonfitiaD; C m um an lawn- S to n g * 26 Salesmen Wanted 36-A $50.00 (2) 30’’ Table Lamps, tad ’ second floor, $90, 649-8606. tion to be held on October 7, 1963, to the Town of Bolton, together with the street addresses of said can­ kit. American Home Toy Parties lantern, nautical shade, pr. 28.50 room home, 8 b ed tp e^ , S^nge, MANCHESTER — Executive 6 bed- beautiful lot to an established Garden— Farm— Dairy shade trees, locat^ en qmM ranch, 2 baths, heated patio, neighborhood. (Jlose to Route 80 didates: Inc., 649-2878 WANTED — Aggpressive, energetic FOR s a l e ;—50-gallon ink drums. FOUR ROOMS on second floor V’ salesman for appliance depart­ P roducts 50 $190.00 Lounge Chair, tufted with hot water, good location. Call Manchester street, b ^ d y *2. recreation room, largo kitchen, and 16. Only $17,800. Samuel M. Offic* T*rm Call 643-2711. transporUUon, $18,900. PhUb-'-^' . _ . _■ Lavltt Agency, MLS Realtors at Name Address ’ *««*«> i^ d ' BOOKKEEPER with knowledge of ment. W. T. Grant Co., Parkade. BUTTER AND SUGAR corn, 60c 648-7094 for Information. acre lot. Bel Air Real Estata, Hebron Rd. First Selectman 63-65 work papers and quarterly tax pastel green damask, 119. start packing after you have Agency, 649-8464. 648-0882. Vernon Orcle, 643-2168, 876-8297. Bernard J. Sheridan stove moving specialty, Folding FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, dozen; squash. 50c tub; native to­ Jack E. Early Hebnm Rd. Selectman 63-65 tMI VDKEBWA43m i returns. Tel. 649-2206. LOCAL CHEMICAL sales route FIVE ROOM apartment, second seen this home. Best Buy to Town (Jlerk 64-66 chairs for rent. 649-0752. fireplace, veneer, and patloe. CaU matoes, 20c lb. 21 Angel Street. (JOLONIAL — Formal dining room, I ij^ q FAMILY FLAT — Just listed, MANCHESTER — 8 room home Olive H. Toomey Toomey Lana opening for neat, reliable man in 649-0617. $45.00 Maple C^onial Scroll floor, heat, hot water furnished. Town. Where else can you find Town Treasurer 63-65 1848-7SIA 6-A WOMEN WANTED to assemble one of the nation’s leading com­ Headboard, full' else, 19.96 cabinet kitchen with dishwasher.' Five and five with two additioinal with 1% acres, oil heat, full base­ William F. Androlevich Tolland Rd. - Immediate occupancy. Call 643- a six room cape, all redeco­ Route 6 Tax (JoUector 63-65 Jewelry at home. Crest Mfg., panies. Averttge income in the LOAM SALE — Regular $14 stone- den, 8 bedrooms, attached garage, rooms on third fioor. Separata oU ment, only $11,500. Large down Anthony A. Maneggia Paintkng—Paperiag 21 CORN. 16c dozen, 338 HlUstown . $55.00 17%” Cherry Step Table, 4884. ______rated, for only $13,800. Nice lot, lot 102x812. Marlfm E. Robertson, payment neeided. Hayes Agency, Agent Town Deposit Fund 63-65 1964 RAMBIEM gTATHlW NABBUA 1982. 60x10. mohUhome. 68-421 Commercial Road. Cathe­ five fig;ure bracket. For interview free loam, $12.60. FiU, sand, stone, plenty of good trees. Very cen­ heating systems, practicaUy new. No nomination Farina, d efl.i SUB;; Xmaseeiilade. one large bedroom, Road. duck foot legs, 80.96 FDR RENT — 6 rooms, heat, ga­ Realtor, 643-5953. 64S-4808. Raymond E. Myette Fernwood Dr. Board of Finance 63-69 PAINTTNO, e x t e r io r and In­ dral City, Calif. call Manchester 644-0202 between gravel and white sand. 643-8603. trally located. Vacant. Few steps off bus line. Asking Board of Finance 63-69 Ford 4-doo(r drhiwr,, CaU collect Storrs. terior. paperhanging, wallpaper 8 and 8 p.m. only. rage. Call 848-0082 between 6-7 $31,600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, No nomination shift, $36; boCh tipkog 428MU between 6-7 pjn. SALES PROMOTIONAL work, PROCESSED GRAVEL, delivered. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN — Bsautl-| LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, 8 acres, Kenneth G. Matthew* School Rd. Board of Education 63-67 removed, floors sanded, dry wall Household Goods 51 p.m. ful 7 room (Jolonial, family room, [ 648-1677. Board of Education 63-67 848-9277. or can be aea wort. Reasonable rates. FuUy In- must make nice appearance, no SALESMAN — Long established Georgf H. Grlffing, Inc., Andover- WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. T. J. prockett, Realtor many extras. $16,500. Owner 848- Hqrold F. Porcheron. New ^ Iton Rd. WeBa Street- experience required, will train for local wholesaler has one opening ColuAbla, 742-7886. NEW FOUR room apartment, cen­ 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces, 1% SPLIT-LEVEL — 7 rocniis, garage, 3957. AJex J. Kozlkowskl Lynwood Rd. Board of Aaaessora 63-67 smed. 649-9868, Joseph P. LewU. EVERYTHING In sterilized, re­ tiled baths, all built-tos, porch, Board of Assessors 63-67 H Aato Pilvt t 7-A Job, $3-$4 per hour. Write Box HH, —attractive opportunity — salary 935 MAIN STREET trally located. Includes stove, re­ fireplace, hot water bU heat, all No nemttoation conditioned used furniture and ap­ 643-1577 city utilities, large lot, full attic, COVENTRY r - 7 room home, Board of ’Tax Review 63-67 1981 CHEVBfMST EXTERIOR AND interior painting. Herald. and commission. Reply Box S, LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, pliances — High in quaUty, low in frigerator, heat, hot water, alr- built-tos, city uUUties, exceUent Michael J. Sheridan Hebron Rd. hardtop. h M f LABStHTS — CcnnccticQt's first Herald. and tillers. Terms, trades, parts eondltlontog, laundry, storage, plastered walls, full insulation, condlUcm. Present mortgage may 260x880 treed lot, stone fireplace, Board of Tax Review 63-67 WaUpaper books. Paperhanging. price. Antiques from Vermont 3-car garage, 2 large sheds. Bel No nomination tic. ■ f i w J diieing adiool. trained CeiliDgs. Floors. Fully Insured WOMEN REQUIRED for. Ught and service. Capitol Elqulpment, parking. AdulU only, children laundry to basement, hatchway, be aesumed. (Jharles Lesperance, Paul F. Brown Volpl Rd. Zoning Board of Appeals 68-68 bench work. Apply in person, 10 estate. LeBlanc FVmiture, 196 many extras. Charles Lesperance, Air Real Estate, 848-9382. Zoning Board of Appeals 63-69 and certified and approved, now of­ workmanship guaranteed Leo 88 Main Street, Manchester. South Street, RockviUe. Open 9-8. WBSnNGHOUSE range, 6100; over 12. 8185. J. D. Realty, 648- OVERSIZED CAPE, T rooms, 3 640-7620, 648-5664. Wilfred P. Cote South Rd. Call 8818146 affier 5. fering claasroom and behind PeUetler, 649-6326. If no answer, Hilliard St., Manchester. Help Wanted— 643-7958. chrome kitchen set, $25; mahog­ 8129. 649-7620, 643-6664. Edward G. (Jhurilla Goodwin Rd. Zoning Board of Appeals, Alternate 63-69 876-2174. full baths. 4 bediwms, large liv­ MANCJHESTER — Unusual home SOUTH WINDSOR — Want action. (Jonstable **-65 wheel instrnctian for teen-agers. call 643-9043. Male of Female 37 any bed, spring and mattreas, ing room, formal dining room, at­ • bedroom ranch, full cellar, play­ Jerome W. Chemerka Camp Meeting Rd. SCREENED LOAM for the hrtt In FOUR ROOM tenement for rent. QUIET SECLUSION — Huge to prestige area, 8 room L-shaped Route 44A (Jonstable 63-65 1951 PLYIIOUIH. $10; msiiogany dining room set tached garage, 150x160 wooded lot, screened porch, Immaculate 7 room partitioned,, connectiems for Irvin A. Dupre EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ lawns from our scre«iing plant FOR SALE — Used furniture. Inquire 86 Woodbridge Street, Colonial Cape with' garage, 1% John J. Garibaldi Box Mtn, Rd. Constable 63-65 $85. GsU S»-lia8 after 6 pm . M O R H /X X ’S Driving School Inc.. Help Wanted—Male 36 with buffet, $50; miq>le crib, $20; $22,900. PhUbrlck Agency, room Split, 1% baths, g a r w , baths, every room oversized. washer and dryer to kitchen, well ing, peperfaanging, wallpaper re­ Andover - Columbia. George Grlf- 643-7449. playpen, $5. CaU 649-0600. Mrs. Kanehl. taken eare of with many extra Edward R. Meloqhe Bolton Center Rd. (Jonstable 63-65 », daasroom located Man- moved, ceUli^s, -'fiilly Insured. Hng, Inc., 742-7886. 649-8464. large rooms, Manchester, $18,900. Quality throughout, nice lot with Fire (Jommlasloner 63-66 1956 B O C K o o j t v i a m B i x PLUMBERS and plumber’s help­ Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6132. features. Make offer. Owner, 644- William F. Androle'rtch Tolland Rd. Itehade. lower leveL Be- CbU George OuUlette, 649-1261. AUTOMA’TIC KENMORE washing FOUR BEDROOM Ranch. 26x52’ trees. Worth inspecting carefully. Hebron Rd. Fire Commissioner 64-67 master, toHy oider. uenrous atndads, ers, steady work. Apply in person SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and FOUR ROOM tenement, conveni­ 0041. Donald W. Massey machine in running condition; foundation, two full ceramic 6% ROOM RANCH, 1% baths, Im- Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 649- Franklin E. Delaney (Jlder Mill Rd. Town Planning Commission 68-68 dition, private specialty. Teen-age driver’s p a in t in g — Five room ranches between 8-9 a.m. at Berson Bros. reel Toro mowers at special white porcelain sink with set-tub, Musicsl Instruments 53 ent location. Call 843-6016. 2818. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0806. Town Planning Commission 64-69 1257. 50 Harvard St., New Britain or baths, fire alarm, large kitchen, maculate condition, aluminum SIX ROOM CAPE — 2 unfinished, WUllam F. Maher Brookfield Rd. edwatkw course. State certified. and Capes for $80. Trim and prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s, $25 each. 643-8128. Lynwood Rd. Public Building Commission 68-69 call for appointment, 629-8287. . 867 Main Street. THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ 100x200’ lot, $17,600. PhUbrlck storms, beautiful setting. Assume MANCHESTER — Beautiful 88 foot shed dormer, fireplace, oil hot Alex J. Kozlkowskl 1949 OLlWOifNBLR paint extra Also scraping. Retail And Office Agency, 649-8464. water heat, aluminum combina­ Public Building Commission 63-69 742-8101. APAR’TMENT SIZE Caloric **' ing stove and refrigerator, imme­ 4%% mortgage, only $15,900. 4 bedroom ranch, family room and No nomination good EXPERIENCED TRACTOR-traller FOR SALE — 5-ton water cooled stove, excellent condition, $40; | ceUent condition. CaU 649-2411. diate occupancy, (kill 649-2349. Carlton W. Hutchins, 849-6132. 2-car garage, large lot. Just re­ tion windows, $14,200. Ken Os- AIR-OONDinONBD — 6 room trtazky. Realtor, 648-6169^_— Notice to also hereby given that a primary wtU be held on Wednesday. August 28, 1963, if a candidacy offer. Gsll6»S7A OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low drivers, permanent work for quali­ air conditioner. 150.000 B.T.U. also, wrought iron TV stand. CaU duced to $21,800. Short way out — K-Z LKRN fied men. Apply Carlson’s Eht- furnace, $200. 643-8966. THREE ROOMS and bath avail­ ranch, 9-years^ld, large' kitchen or candidacies are filed in accordance with Section 9-99 of the General Statutes. 1980 BLUB MGA MS. wtre price. No Job too big or too smaU Personnel 649-9530. wltii dishwasher, lot 150x250, 3 8 bedroom ranch, can’t be beat SIX ROOM Cape, near schools and CaU now. 649i0726. 644-0601. prCss, 96 Hilliard Street, Manches­ able now, off Hartford Road. Old­ for $10,900; $500 down. Call the Forma for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of any enrolled Democratic Party wheels . wliUesiana. iw So. Driviiig School ter. er couple preferred. Call 649-0009. bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ 21/2 ACRES shopping. Recently redecorated, liyy y e radL. ExodBeBt COB- WEIX, OONSTRUCTEU3 Queen | ter, priced to sell $16,900. PhU­ Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Realtor, nicely landscaped. assumable member (or. in the case of justices of the peace, by or on l^half of the bare majonty to which ^ d EXTERIOR PAINTING, fully In-, __ CANNING JARS, 50c dozen, pints Anne sofa and wing chair; also, i party is entitled to nominate), may be obtained from Mary J. Morgan, Democratic Registrar of Voters, dition. Beat dDer. CUD sured. wort guaranteed. Free es-1 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS want- and quarts. Tel. 643-8874. EAST CENTER ST. AVAILABLE August i. Fo\ir brick Agency, 649-8464. CIRCA 1793 643-6980. mortgage, $116 per month in­ DOMESTICS man’s lounge chair; cmnbination cludes taxes and insurance. Call vTrnon Road. Bolton, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained in ^ r t I, In­ timates. N. P. ■ Boudreau, 742- ed. Work locally between Man­ room duplex apartment, private 1 ROLLING PARK area — 6 room CHEVBCUCT Bd Air. chester and Glastonbury. Phone Lady to work full time in our DRAFTING SET, surf rods, hand! G.E. refrigerttor; G.E. 30” stove, - owner. 643-2567. struction Page, of the petition form, copies of which are available in said Registrars office. Prior to ob­ eigtide. gray and edUlc. % 6cm c. 7285. both 1960 models, used only two Historical large 10 room Co­ Cape, 1% baths, fireplace, garage, taining the Mtition form, the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a dep<^t ^ $25.00 633-7765 between 8-7 or apply 44 Domestic amd Home Furnish­ tools, gun cabinet, twin beds, oc- j PRESTIGE 649-0921,649-0921. after 1i pp.m. , ______lonial, large center haU with breezeway, oU hot water heat, white. waPa. cieen inade and aU . Hwcialty. 115 Bayberry Road. Glastonbury. ings Dept. Must be experienced casional chair, gateleg table. 643- ; years. Call 649-9118. Can be seen' formal dining room, recreation BOWERS SfJHOOL area — Excel­ for e ^ h such candidate (except a candidate for Judge of probate, for whom the deposit is $50.00) must Good jssedwadrall ewnfliltkw. SL- at 215 Keeney St. | room with fireplace, attached 2- open stairway, 9 fireplaces, VA appraised, $16,7(X). Ken Os- lent 6 room ranch, large com' be filed with said Registrar. A petition containing the required number of signatures of enrolled Demo- Csntsr SL,' can Eleeti^eal Scniecs 22 in some phase of retailing. Op­ 1812. ! TWO ROOM heated apartment for kitchen with large fireplace trtosky, Resdtor, 643-6150. 2H. M o-rm . portunity for advancement. OFFICES rent, stove and refrigerator fur­ car garage, 100x150 lot, shade pleted recreation room, 2-zone cratir^mwb^rs to the Town must be filed with said Registrar of Voters not later than 4:00 P.M. on FREE ES’TtMATES. Prompt serv- EXPERIENCED painter wanted. FOR s a l e ;— Office desk with trees, aluminum .siding, $29,900. and Dutch' oven, social hall heating system, large ceramic August 7, 1963, being the 21st day preceding the day of the primary. 29g6 PLYIBOV^^H Ststanui HOTPOINT STOVE 39” . good ced lot 100x200 feet. 819- windows, 150x200 lot $13,800. 648- Yawn CSertc o t B* toe the evening are Mr. and Mi*- South Korea this wedi and American troops "who.se hands the river. Travel in single Jeeps unit. The mobile cJesBrooms were leased to avoid dotoile seswons Norman Moore, door duty, and Wittkofske pointed out that tha ing the traaiers which will rest on cement btock®. Aleo leased fro two grades next year. (Herald photo by Satemds). flibto tto mtoilttoD i—niSi eontrol over Glastonbury Reservoir, on the oth- IdDed three UJS. soldiers. are dyed in the blood of the Ko­ was forbidden. Karl B. Kehler. aon of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Thomas Moore, as­ rean people" must set out of South .Mia. Kart J. Kehler, 79 Constance the v jy r s t i —* sff the lawn/pleted ,er hand, is vety high, and la a»< The Itato K oreu toreign min- ‘"rhere must be at least two He Failed in s i s t by Mr. and Mrs. John Mora, Korea, the (tommunist broadcast Dr., and John A. WiHiams. son of Roy Higgins, Coventry; Mrs. B ar-1 Progress Ave., Rockville; Mrs.! Dr.; Mrs. R o « OoOins and leflewelBgsiiamlL tually running over with water. iatry accoeed (hr State Depart vehicles in every detail and we've Aftar tihr ttsssB n d dasis rgfreshmanta. asserted. Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Williams, bars Orlowskl and iiughter, 14 1 Mary Barry and son, 34D Garden | East Hartford. ment’ iX trytos ** ~co«er up the started riding shotgun throughout ’The broadcast made no mention the area," Brown said. 1708 IVifiand Tpke.. are on the Hospital Notes criminal ■ a tm of CJL b..|>erial- of the ambush killing of two U.S deasi'a list at the Massachus^ts ism in Soolh Korae aad to Justify soldiers Just south of the demili Kim Sung-eun. South Korean de- Inatttnte of Technology, Cam- tto kmg-terto o c c ^ e tk e of South fen.^e minister, said Monday’s am Visiting hours iare 2 to 8 p.m. . tarized zone Monday or the skir-, Martin Asks bri^gb, for the 1M3 ^>ring term. Koree by the 0 A . Aney." I mish six miles farther touth Tues-, bush was a futile effort to force Both are graduates of Manches­ for all areas, except maternity, where they are 2 to 4 p.m.. and “ By piayiag wp t o e anexiatent j day in which another American. American troops to withdraw i ter High School. gr.Wfl?;- t «•;' ‘'t *■ flireat fiuui toe ICorto.*" tokl a ; ^ South Korean policeman and ftxjm the Korean front. 6:30 to 8 pm. 'and private rooms, J * ' Onmnunua braadcaat. "tto U.S. j four North Koreans died. The U.N. * news conference the Board Drop 'nie monthly meeting of the where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. J., • - -'-vi** ' W- V ‘ * ih S impecialista are tooStoly trying to ; cbmmand said the North Koreans w*" “ 'so "« sinister .Tunior Auxiliary of Manchester Visitors are requeated not to ' ' canxartlage (to war prorocstion aere carrying weapons used In the sdbeme to create tension along the Memorial Hospital will be held to­ smoke in patient’s rooms. No more plots they are hatrbtog te tt o l^ b u s h Monday. ^ Korean front" to check the Soviet Works Post morrow at 10 am . at the h o ^ ta l tw’o visitors at one time per • - r SiaiUi." j The United States denounced the! Union'i movement toward the cafeteria. MeRd>ere ^re reminded patient. Ndrili Korea said toe Aaiericana \ ambush as a "vicious, unprovoked lYestem .world. that attendanoe la required at the a i« tzyiag to Jartify "aggiesaire attack." \ Bodies of the two 1st Cavalry Chester F. Langtr>-. tiia meeting. Patients Today: 216 acts of toeir ^pwa-" B said the U.S. Army patrols aided by Division men killed in the ambush ADMITTED YESTERDAY: *- man who was hired to help J»- - S' ' United hns heightened ten- spotlights searched the banks of Monday will be escorted home for organize the Department Ticketi for "FbU Fanfare,’* a Stephen Whitelaw, ^'Newington; aion by iadindnciag “ atonic wcap-! the Imjin River along the demili- burial, their commanding officer, a t fartiion mid home decorating show, Thomas Kerr, 311 Burnham St.; ,-syt- one and gndad n ia d e s and turn-1 tarized zone for more (Jommunisti _ _ _ Public Works in 1959. will be Ernest Richie, 106 Bretton Rd.; ' V are behtf (fistrOnited by members fc, , > -wv I ' ■ -v <-f ' 5' 0'%'' * . 57 % «„f Santo K ona w to an atomic infiltrators. ' (Continued on Page Two) removed from his post as of the Amior Century Club. The Jeffrey Lahbe, Tolland; Mrs. Isa­ Xt, deputy director of public event Is scheduled for Thursday. bella Robertson, 77 Henry St.; Da­ f. .. V \ fP b Sept. 36. at 2 pm . at the Statler- vid Limberger. RFD 2. Rockville; works effective Aug. 30. H&on Hold. Hartford. Proceeds Mrs. F’atrioia Bailey, 62 Bast St., Langtry .says he was notifted wM benefit Camp Courant. Tick­ Rockville; Robert Jerome, 291 State News yesterday by (Jeneral Manager ets will be availaUe until the end Spruce St.; Mrs. Mae Charest, V? ■'WSS.’t Dr. Ward Critical; Richard Martin of his impending of August, and may be obtained Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton; Frederick di.smiasal. .. ■ : r...... Ma)-tin gives as grounds for Fe- from Mis. Donald A. Forstroni. McMahon, RFD 2, Rockville; Ray­ ; .'f. 'i 191 Tanner St. mond Spellman, 24 Thompson St., Roundup moval: "Failure to plan and to- i'- 'K y» ' Rockville: yira. Anna Benson, 36 Jury Convicts Him recl the operations of snow piow- Strant St.; Mrs. Laura Nelson, 61 ■ ' --.LSL. . I. ing and re-movai; ice contral Avondale Rd.; George F^tnam, street and highway repair and 206 Hollister St.; Leon I^ovench- mainteinance. garbage' and refuae .T . . • : • i . LONDON fAP> oper-AHis attorneys said they would ap- RKO. Zenith Lite disposal and storm water sewvr er. South St., Rockville; Mrs. Eliz­ ated en Dr. Sleptoa Ward today peal. ” abeth Luetjen, 6 Fairvicw Ext., maintenance functions o f the Pub­ to fgwo a hmalhnig passage in Sentencing was postponed until R e x c i i l t e r » f P jlV T ^ V lic Works Department in aueh a Rockville; Mrs. Carrie Kirtland, 29 Ins HwMf and leperted he was Ward can be brought into court, j * Clyde Rd.; George Johnson, Co­ manner as to gain the respect and Doctors said that would be a t, ------confidence of sub.stantral elemwits lumbia: Ann T'ettelbach, Oolum- least a week. He could get seven! HARTFORD, Qjnn. (AP) -RKO fcrfa; Raymond Oouchon, Coven­ of the community. " ONi CONSTITUTION PLAZA Sufferkig baaa an estetdoae of years in prison on each count. | General and Zenith Radio Ck>rp. The Fhiblic Works Departicent ' p ' c r ' r try; Dwight Landman, Ellington; Destroy Ragweed, Minimize Sneezes tonga he took Wedasartay. Ward Ward was acquitted on one ‘ today expres.sed official satisfac- Thomas Irwin, 123 Benton St.; HARTFORD charge of living off the pros- tion with the result.s of its (i-st has been subject lo oonroderable Iba ttana to citomiinHte ragweed, tihe bane ot hay fewer mifferera, is was lansBare toal he bean public critici.am recently about Mrs. Dale Thibeault, 21 Laurel now. aeoordtog to Dr. Jdhn F. Ahrens of the Onnedticut Agri- convicted on twn vice chargee titution of Vicky Barrett and two j year's experiment with subscrip- THF FINEST CHOICB St.; Richard Liegl, 21 BUyue Rd. cfAtural EbqMrtmenibal Sltation, Windsor. Btoaaoma, wWeh end giwwlBg out of Brilala'a sex-and- of procuring tmderage girls. Pros- Uon tcleriaion in the Hartford highway and sidewalk mainte­ ADMJTTED TODAY: Harold Aa aoA anpa’ 1 i **ly »airhanged (Cantoned an Page Tea) —While no hard and fast con­ BrR’THS TODAY: A daughter area a cordial invitation to visit our mag­ am tki|y whSte dUtotatn with a fea’thery appearance. It is a mem­ “ That ia to aav. ha ia atfil clusions could yet be made, it partment. One of the initiaJ l eeopi- blxx^k i s l a n d f r e s h to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Delnicki, ber of the tansy flunUy and gtvee forth an aromatic smell when a ' ar oilicaDy to atm was evident subscription tele­ mendations was the eliminatiaB ef 86 Hemlock St.; a son to Mr. and nificent new main office and headquarters dtalk la broken 'or ita leavee am oniehed. 'Hie height of toe vision was meeting a public need. the |X)St of deputy director. SWORDFISH M n. Alfred Parent, 166 W. Middle anta vary frolh a few Inchee to about two fee*. (Herald pho- “ A aBgh* opeiatiaD la a lUiaElected; —-Subscriptions have increa.sed The dismiseal comes no* as a re­ ’I ^ e .; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ at Om Constitution Plata in Hartford. S by SaitotniB), ____ to reptoec to sharply over the past two months, sult of the DeMarco study, wfajcii tube, and thto is ■■■ more than 3,000 homes now will not be officially oomprieted ftv lb. 59c l i ^ Haherem, 616 Spring St.; a many months, but as the preroga­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard at toe weaneat.” ' Frondi^ FreedSe a r r y ^ the service. CHESTER F. LANGTRY —fe e total number of subscrib­ tive of General Manager Martin. Person, Andover. IT BfLONGS TO ALL OF US However, at the same tkne Mar­ DISCHARGED YBSTEIRDAY; Barry Charges Tax Pressure dOWB Us ers is not as Important as the HAWAIIAN PUNCH throat. In Argentina proper sized sample "to develop tin has recommended to the dl- Howard Lappen, Wapping; Miner­ We feel that this beautiful new building is reotors that the deputy direetnrs (RED) va Chappell, 139 Hollister St.; data for' our owii purposes and not only a tribute to Hartford, but that it On Merchants to Remove Bias official, said toe apentom was a for Federal Communications Q>m- Ike Asks for Caution post be itoolished Mrs. Mauguerite Coleman, 108 tzadieotaBBy. which coaMata of BUENOS AUtES. Argentina According to the town charter 3 $ 1 .0 0 Lockwood St.; Mrs. Margaret (AP>—te . Artare nUa, a moder miiwlon in its eventual evaluation wpreeenta the progress and growth of the malriag aa opsstog toto toe wind­ of pay television.' the manager may remove any of­ Wetherrti, 343 Parker St.; Mrs. By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS <»about the direcUve when he teati- pipe. ate liberal unknown to interna- ficial he appoints u-iien X is. m Myrtle Friend, 110 Oak Grove St. ■Btire state and of Manchester. As one Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arlz. fles on the defense budget. Ward, M. om arUst and oaten- thmal poittica, ia Aigsntoia'a pi ^Program expenditures i,re In Ratifying Test-Ban hie opinion, in the be*t interest of KRAFT'S NEW DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. has demanded a Senate investiga- "We want to know how far they path wito frted s ia piacaa, ident-«lect two pocket civil wars cmisistent and that disconnections the to'wn. and proi-iding that the I'A OUART SIZE Cecile Simano. Thompeonville; nf tile important offices of The Connecti­ tion of what he said was the use plan to use the billions of defense was taken to toe toi atal Wadnan- and 16 months aftar toe military due either to dissatisfaction or de­ employe (s notified in writing of Mrs. Ernestine Mitchell, 404 Hart­ of Income tax returns information dollars fo rsoclal reform or to set day after aamDoanag a maashra grabbed the country. linquency in paymelit "are re­ the reason for his removal. cut Bank and Trust Company, omr new The country doctor, to, easily markably low.’ ’ By JACK BELL * would have liked an endorsement ford Rd.; WiUiam Weidner, Minor to pressure merchants In areas up a gestapo to check on all peo­ tom of a baitdliaatc. WASHINGTON (AP) - Former which might nudge GOP . .senators Any oifficer thus discharged has MIRACLE WHIP Hill Rd.. RockvUle; Mrs. Margaret won victory in the electoral col­ The experiment got under way m § headquarters in Hartford, belongs to ns, near military bases to accept de­ ple in the military as well as A few b oon aaihcr he had told President Dwight D. Eisenhower along toward a favorable vote. the right to a hearing before the INTRODUCTORY 7Q -. Gilbert, 268 Woodbridge St.; Mil- segregation. many businessmen,” Russell said. lege Wednesday. He got 261 votes, June 2t, 1962, over WHCT-TV. board of directors, although toe friends he toJieved Ha trial was 22 more than needed. Channel 18. has flipf>ed on a caution light for F^or a time it looked as though PRICE * ton Plouff, 119 Autumn St.; Mrs. too. The conservative Republican Georgia's senior senator heads Republicans maneuvering ginger­ the President would have diffi­ decision to remove reoiams in toe Linda Janssen, Windsor Locks; the Senate Military Appropria- an act of puiita al le ienge for his Within minutes aftar K became a^d several Southern Democrats triggering toe Piufuiuo arandal. ly into position for Senate con­ culty in getting GOP representa­ hands of the general manager. Mrs. Rita Gonci, 24 West St.; denounced Wednesday the dlrec- tions subcommittee as well as fiie ^ obvious the Job as 29th president Town officers and political fig­ ’ MAXWELL HOUSE was nUa’s, the military-dominated Drug Chargeo Placed sideration of the limited nuclear tion at the Moscow signing cere­ Mrs. Kathryn Crowley, 23 Diane live issued by ^^fense^ Secretary Armed Services Committee. ^ test ban treaty, monies. But he was able lo per­ ures all remained officially sder.t Dr.. Vernon; (3ieryl Amorgida, 63 A SHOVmACi OF RANKING Robert S. McNawara last week. Elsewhere in Washington, a Sen- ° caretaker overnment of Fh-esi' BRIDGBPORT (AP)—Five men toda.i’ On the removal, ahhougr. mSTANT COFFEE ate Commerce Committee heard “ aecrrtary ^ dent Joee Maria Ghudo fr.;ed the were arreatad on oharges of vio­ Eisenhower's statement in New suade Sens. Leverett Salton.stall, Whitney Rd.; Fhtricia Girardin, The directive Authorized mili­ York Wednesday that the agree­ R-Mass., and George D. Aiken, most admitted they were not acr- Dart Hill Rd., Wapping; Mrs. witnesses from the North and ■ f **™»*»* “ 27th president. Dr. Arturo Fron lating toe state narcotios lawn tary commanders to designate as with Ward's'- protege, pniatitiite ment between the United States, prised by the news. 6 oz. jar 87c Lmetta Desautels, 399 Parker St.; We can it “the new center of banking in off-limits for servicemen commun- South criticize Atty. Gen. Robert F. ” « - ■ diai. today at 2:46 ajn.. when a police- Town directors, party chsirnisr Oiristine Keeier. 21. Ward had man saw one of them throw out the Soviet Union and Britain to (Continued on Page Six) Steven Walker, 3 Walnut St.; Greg Connectient.’’ From ha spacious exhibi- Ities which practice "relentles.s! Kennedy for saying there is no | „*^***" ’, " , ” i bad been a priapner halt ail but underground tests has (General Manager Mertin. and Spencer, 7 Benedict Dr., Wapping; dlacrirnlnatlon” against Negroes, j evidence of Ommunist involve-1 tw t a aeCTeiaTT since the military command de­ of a oar window a box police Langtry himself all had "no eom- s h u r f in e an Air Force Re-' ment in racial demonstratlona “ ooae a u the posed him March 29, 1M2. He was bekeved oontained 10 dooka of ".some advantages and some dis­ Mrs. Lucinda Boyce, 184 School tim lobby on the street floor right up to Goldwater, advantages" just abouj sums up ment " to make. St.; Peter Spirito, East Hartford; serve major general, told the Sen- around the country, Profumo bad Bed when be denied hrid first on aa island in the Plate heroin. the anifiar. the majority opinion among Sen­ B S A Inaug^urates Nor would Langtry say whether WHITE MEAT TUNA iW beeatifuDy decorated lounge on the ate he felt the action carried the William Loeb, pubUsher of the River and for the last five months Patrolman Ronald F^hriani. of he intends to appeal to the direc- Advertiaemenit— seeds of a possible military take- Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader, "Sameliodly had to be awerifieed at San (3arlos de Bariloche, a win­ toe first precinot, said he was on ate Republicans. So, too, did his refusal to take World J a m b o r e e toi-8 3 cans 95c Noth floor, it represents the very last over. , said that ")Communlsts definitely and that arnnenn* was me,” Ward ter resort in the Andes. patrol when he observed an auto Although notified by letter of Apply for a personal loan. If I But Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R -, are a factor in the civil rights said. nUa’s election is to be eertified with a Nesv York hoenae plate a stand on the pact until military word in modem banking services and facil­ men and scientists have testified the dismussal only yesterday he you are overwiielmed with bills, N.Y., said "I am proud that the agitation." As be lay with po-1 by Oongress Atv- I12 and he will driving in an eiratic manner. MARATHON, Greece (API—A-V fully about all aspects of it. .said that he had had belund-tbe COME TO PINEHURST come to the Conneotlcut Bank and ities. aecretary of defense has enough State Sen. John C. McLaurin of lice at his I a -Jory in tha ha inangmtad Oet. 12, oidiiw the When toe policeman started to traditional Boy Scout torchlight - scenes indications that remove: FOR VERY FRESH CORN 'Trust Company to learn how help­ guts to make that kind of direc- Mississippi urged the committee Old Bailey Oasrt twaal him guilty | (3uido regime which survived pursue toe oar and ordered the In language similar to the call by Senate Republican Leader ritual, magnified to a mammoth' might be foithcoming \ AND ful and tnexiiCTislve it can be to tive.” to call FBI Director J. Edgar on two cmada of Bring off toe some W attempts to overthrow H. driver to puB to the side of the oonsoUdate all your biBs and pay 1 prostitadoa of dniriine and! ------Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois for scale, inaugurates the 11th World,, During the pa.< few \ months SAIADA’S NEW ICED TEA Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., Scout Jamboree tonight on the has beem them off monthly. GUIDED TOURS aaid McNamara will be asked (Continued on Page Elevew) Marilyn (Kandy ■ Sice-Dwries, 18. (O aatlaaiS ow Page SSeivca) (Ountomed en P i ^ Twaiva) a "minute examination” of the treaty's implications, Eisenhower historic Plains of Marathon. vehement attack)^___^ ___ added: More than «,000 visitors were A* * ^ u m ^ o f eom- The next tfane you arc in downtown Hart­ "We must listen very closely.” expected to join 14.000 scouts from pwnts-mostly about tow-n fiM Eisenhower's noncommittal fxjsi- 7* nations to see Crown Prince Uons controlled bj- the pubhr ford, please stop m and take a guided tour tion obviously was disapfiointing Constantine of Greece open the works department — John HanfXK. to President Kennedy and Demo­ 103 Falknor Dr., formed a grcxRi of our building. It’s well worth the trip. cratic congressional leaders. They (ConttnMod en Page Eleven) called the Citizens Committee for Guides are on duty every day, Monday Beitter Government in Miandies- / *4, Deepening Crisis: ler. which petitioned for a through Friday from ten m the morning The Political Effects chfange in Che form of govetn- meiYt from council-manager *o I f M K v til three in the afternoon. If you want EDITOR’S NOTE—In a poten­ never voted before. As the num­ mayor-alderman s>-stem. ► tially powerful weapon in bia fight ber grows, the political leverage Adm. David McDonald Then in May the town s Arreo- SHOCK more details, do c(»ne in to (me of our Man­ qgwtwat aegregatlop, the Negro to of the Negro increases. Here, po­ chester offices. We should be delighted entliuaiagtically taking part today tentially, to a powerful weapoii In (Oontinued on Page Tweiv*) ABSORBERS to a massive vote registration hto fight against segregation. NavahOperations Chief to help you make special arrangements. campaign. Aa the number grows, The drive moves through many toe political leverage of the Ne­ ehannela. t , •! gro increases. Fowth in a spe­ The woman in TUskegee may WASHINGTON (AP)—The Navy^. .stature and greatness, have also * . J ______...... J cialised aeries of articles by ‘The have deeitfed to try to register “ J.LEOBODO, Associated Press on the racial cri- after hearing a constantly-repeat­ changed commands today, wel served as an inspiration to sailor Bulletins Vice President ed radio appeal, attending a meet­ coming aboard Adm. David L. men in every part of this earth.’’ liiill McDonald as the new chief of Korth said he wanted Anderson Culled from AP Wirea Most Car^ :u::: ing, or simply receiving a hand­ Installed For A HjjU B f REIMAN MORIN bill. naval operations and bidding fare­ to know that "his serviev to our Little More nstalled For A Little More nliii well to the retiring chief, Adm. nation, is deeply appreciated and TUSKEGEE. Ato. (AP) — The Elsewhere, Negro workers can­ vass a residential district on reg- George W. Anderson. I hi.s forthrightness, professional WARD NE.AR DEATH Negro woman tsays abe to M years ' McDonald. 87, a native of i^ y.r skill and devotion to duty are LONDON (-AP)— Dr. StephvB old and wants' to register to vote. IstiatiaB days, ringing doorbells. If the h ou ses^ isn’t registered, ville, Ga., moved from the 6th strengths which have led the way Ward was placed In an iroB HEAVY DUTY Sbe doesn’t know toe {noccdure, Fleet and Eastern Atlantic Com­ for the greatest Navy in the lung with brunchial pnetuiHiaiB merer torring done it they urge her to go to the eouit- BONDED hoiaw Immediately. If she has no mand to the Pentagon post—the world." and was reported near toato to the offices ef toe Tutoegee same route Anderson had fol­ day. Conricted on twa rica FOR ANY trnnqportation, prarida M. If Korth gave to each of the two CM c Aasortotiop. a Negro o i g ^ - lowed. the sailor’s wish—"Good luck, fair! charge* growing oat e t torlb- AMERICAN CAR Mffaa. toey give her a 'aao^ a aha says die can’t leave her aMI- draB, they offer to baby-dt. Sacretary of the Navy Fred winds and a following sea. " aln’s s©.\ and ■ecarlty ■rnndvl. S*T of eogy of toe Alabama registration Korth formally greeted McDonald Whatever views Anderson might the society osteopetfc wan to a tom . gfowty. studying it line by Or they station themselvM to 4 SHOES ------and said goodby to Anderson In have about the decision of his ci- deep coma from an overdone nC For INSTALLED bne. rile IBto to toe form. A TCA municipal buildings. A Negro a brief address prepared for the vilian bosses not' to reappoint him drugs taken Wednesday o« Us 2 AT DISCOUNTS offictol finds aome minor errors comes in for, say, a driver’s li- change of command ceremony at (or another two-year term as last day of his trial. Tbe paea- WHEELS bat otosrwtoe. be mys, the papers canae. They Uk whether he ia the naval station here. President chief he has kept to himself so i monis developed after toroat registered. If not, they try to HEAVY-DUTY ■ 32 Bfices. vorkiiig together to Create a Better Tomorrow tibi: arc to sedsr. He trito her where, Kennedy has appointed Anderson far. But he wore today the Dis­ surgery to ease Us breatiiiag. NEW ■ad OB wUeh days,' sbe can file persuade ktoi to do ab, there Mid ambassador to Portugal. tinguished Service Medal pinned LOW lir |M, 98IU fM»% aod your commvoity.^. m a real iqipHratioa. S R to aocapt- tocB. Korth noted that both McDonald on him Tuesday by President Ken­ l .S. ENVOY SCORED PRICE MUFFLER 1 ad. bhe win be a registoced voter. Aaetoer deriee to toe “voter and Anderson have spent nearly nedy, who thanked him for his SAIGON. Soutli Viet Nasa SOAOO A reporter qaeanoBa bar. She cUBto.” Thia to a meeting in which 40 years in the Navy and said '"sometimes dangerous and always (AP) — South Viet Nam's tsR $3.88 We Stock At 1 says, simply; Negro instructors show would-be MB— Exchange HARTFORD MERIDEN STAFFORD SPRINGS both “ have distinguished them­ challenging years” of naval serv­ Buddhist priest coniplaiaed to « Discount Prices, ...... THE CONNECTICUT BANK *T Just want to become a citi- ap^cants the tachnicalitles of selves as great men of the sea ice. Kennedy has named Ander- cable to Resident Kennedy t«> BUXMinELD MIDDLETOWN ENFIELD sca of our country. Being regia- re^stering, how to correctly fill and exemplary leaders in our .son amba.s.sador to Portugal. day that I'.S. .Aiiihassador Fred­ e Fuel s Distributor DANIELSON MOOSUP tered will make me a fuU ritiien.'* out the forms. In Tuskegee ailone. Navy and our nation McDonald, 57, has risen rapidly erick E. Noltlng Jr. is not re­ Pumps Points and AND TRUST COMPANY W ALUN G Fok) This scene—with Its immense during the month of June; there He recalled that McDonald has in recent years. He began moving flecting "the understanding aad Condensers EASriMAGTON NEWINGTON potentialities for toe Negro move- were 19 such "clinics.’’ had years of experience in com­ up only three years ago when he goodwill of tbe .American pee-' #' Water WEST HARTFORD manb—to batog re anTtod to hun- Aad toere la Mm tomous Ato- :HS mands of ships and fleets and said was assigned to the riaft of tho pie.” The cable referred to a Sai­ Pomps e Cartmre- IBS MAIN ST. 16 NO. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER l*AEKAIffi EAST w u n ro a D NORWICH dkadi o t cittoa to toe Betoh today. hama anjle. He wafta ttrou ^ toe il-ia; “ I am confident that Adm. Mc- North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ gon newspaper story that qaoted tors WETHERSF1E1D SSS b b s GeaeratorB BMMOOO NORWICHTOWN M to toe rsaiH of toe votor«eg- atreata eC Hants vela, eairylBg a Dooalfl will discharge all hto tasks tion high command in Ftarto. Two Nolting as saying be had sreB €81 Mala 8L, Maactoeter tofrattoB drive. / aandwidi billboard. The dgn sad missions with the tenacity, tha years ago he became commander no evidence of religtous persecn . s Starters s Cbutohes ROCKViLLfe ' WILLIMANTip nnogtaoat the Sooth. Negro \ reato, ‘Taa not reglatered because rigor and the professional skill of the 6th Fleet In the Mediter- tion in South Viet Nam. Nslt* Charge With UNI-OABD SROTON e Wheel R«v. FVed C. Bennette Jr. inatruota Atlanta Negroea bow to SB a«l orgaRtoaltoqp are working to rag- I’m a mula What’s your excuse?’’ that has been hto hallmark" for ranean. then last April was desig- ing coiild not be readied for s Voltan MANCHESTER SOMERS WINSTEO totar naere e t their people, thou- hto years as a naval officer nated as commander-ln-chlef of comment. However, be has aot Bearings rtowM 0*»>oto !«*«»■*••< tocim wUefa wffi enable tfaem to vote. atmBar ctoeaea are held to Regnmws ili an aObrt to lacpeaee Negro voting jwwer. (A P Wtrepboto). ■■ato e f acaa end womca wte •a Paga Three) To Andersem, the secretary said U.S. Naval Forces in Europe, the depled toe aceuracy af the OPEN to I fJL CgrUaders o UUvaraal tbat "your many sfriendld attrl- Eastern AUantie and tos Medlt«r-; tartoa. The cable was seat hR m i fridaar o Master Joteti butsa, which have brought yo« ranearn^ the Raw. Thleh Thiak KhlaA

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