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BlootnflSldt $2(C speedinr. Jap- 12th Qrenit queline French of Wapplng, lUt Town $10, failure to drive in the Elan Csl lo All SlapM ail New Vote Likely roper lane; Harold Haganow, H n Man’s FtaUovnhlp o f tlie G>urt Cases S5, o f 43 Bralnard PI., $86, Shat for TaMs To|n ManehsMter^A City o f Village Charm (MihrsUan A m y will moot to­ breach of peace: Roy Lewis, morrow at 6:30 pjn. at Cantor On Representation 62, Coventry, $10, intoxication; Y o V €€HI d o flMNDY Spriaga lAdgo. niooe who neod MANOHESTEB SESSION Adam Mskkal, 19, New Haven, things with ohm to- TOL. t x x m ; NO. X3Q (TWENTY-P6HT PAGES—YWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1965 (dosslfled Agsertlsliig oa Page 28) PRICE SEVRN CBNTB tranaportation are reminded to The following cases were nol- $26, speeding; Mtehad Miller, meet at the Youth Center at It looks Hke another teacher referendum will be nec- led yesterday: Thomas J. 17, Lebanon, $16, failure to bl« end M lops 6:13. In the event of rain the lessary accoi^ng to an informal opinion given by Town O'Brien, 24, o f 22N St. James obey a st<» sign; Mary R. Mor- ouUng wUl be held In the Youth St., failure to grant the right Icz of RockviUe, $16, operating Center. Counsel Irving Aronson and delivered to the board of o f way: Mary J. Wilson o f 169 a motor vehicle without a li­ t o h o o p Lot education last night by William Curtis, superintendent Brookfield St., allowing her dog cense, and $26, Improper pass­ IIS i m p y o n W im Events Airman 3.C. Jeirold M. W il­ of schools. M mental pa- Oaddo hecJth unit Tuesday consumer goods wUch could be They’re having babies. their own. Searcbera for the Warren toot... no waste of fitd. ItMt from drowning. when thrown agoinat a hard banned sales of the p^ets. And in a few years tboee bab- located the yacht tun aground surface. bought for $10 in the 1067-60 pe­ near El Roeario, but found no Heat it *Vcfced"_ in the fs^ Many retailera voluntarUy wtth- riod now coat $10.96. lee will be starting school. That aece between firing periods. (flea Bogw Twelve) A Maaeaefausetta official said drew them from aale after read­ means more claaarooms. More trace of the family. The consecutive monthly iiir Dertae sold die raaetaed rixxra and not watted ap ttodaoi- ing of poealble dangers. creases of three-tenths of one teachers. More taxes. ney. Tboatandt of cwneia The NEA report cited these and wandered for two days be­ At St. Louis, a U.S. District per cent in April and May were fore being found by three flshar- lepoct exceptkmal o8 tav- ;udge nded Tuesday that the toe first such occurrence sinqe figures from toe U.S. O nsus Tourist Exemption ingi. No toot meant that toireau, the nation’a official men. the caoae of about 90% o f Congo’s 5th Birthday cracker balls are under the jur­ mld-1968. y She was fleam bock to flea isdiction of the food and thug And, officials said, i»«Uml- baby-counter: tervice caHs it abo c&ni- The mmiiber of births in the Diego. nsted. Phone at, or cosm tows. Agents selaed 69 cases of nary indleations are that the Denise said their veeael ap­ the fireworks fai subuihan Le- Index rose further in June. The United States jiunped from 2.9 miltion in 1946 to 8.9 million in Slashed by Senate parently was having motor trou- may. Jime figures will not be com­ Dls oad began sinhing aheot a Martial Ceremonies Federal agents In New York piled for several weeks. 1947. Then it tapered off at about 8.7 million through 1960, mile off toe coast. Afl hut awDoped down on a BrocMyn An official of the Bureau of WASHING'TON (AP) — Senate - House conferees Wlntor bad hfejackets. COIN OPERATED warehouse Tuesday and seized Labor Statistics said about half hit four mdldion in 1964, and In FOGARTY WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN reached agreement today on a bill fixing a new 9100 at least 1,300 oases of the oape. of toe May Increase could be 1964 was 4.1 milUon. retail value duty-free allowance for purchases abroad U MAPLE ST. Hide Sick Economy Joe Denson, eWef deputy U.S. traced to higher prices for food This year the number of lAcross From First National | marehal, said ttw cracker balls Meat and fresh vegetables births may reach 4.5 miUlon, which U.S. tourists can bring back to thi$ country. BROS.. Inc. Store Parking Lot had been 8hii>ped from Japan registered particularly sharp aiMl by 1970 It could hit 8.2 mil­ The new aliownnce would toke<» OPEN 7 DAYS LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (AP) — The Congo and Formosa. price rises. lion. The Census Bureau ac­ effect next Oct. 1. abroad or with plans to make News Tidbits 119 Broad St., Manchester 18-Lb. Wash—26c gelebnted its fifth birthday today -with politicians ouch a trip this summer. Dr. Milton Helpern, Now Unfavorable weather was a knowledges those figures could It oomiparee with a Umtt of from the AP Wires 8-Lb. Dry Clean—12.00 erowing and the military marching. But the country’s York’s chief medioal examiner, major factor in the higher cost be smaller, depending on what $100 wholeeale value, toe equlv- The conferees held their sce- Phone 649-4539 8 Lbs. Or Under—flJtO airot of $167 retoB, which now Is slon tots morning before toe Free Mothprooflng economy still is sticky. (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twdve) (See Page Ten) House delegation actually was potentlony it la one of Afrl- until ttfis la pidfitahed, bushMoa In effect. sources say. Oongr esB Is racing to get the aippointed. The Senate named Four'House Republicans who ea’a richest countries, rich In its groig) after passing the legis­ induatrial diamonds, copper, What are the solutions? bill to President Johnson so that went to Paris to look into Flnt, economists say, a he can sign it before midnight. lation 61 to 31 late Tuesday. Franoo-American relations re­ •obaK, uranium and other min- However, Rep. Wilbur D. port to House GOP conference araU. It has one of tha world’s strong government is needed to If it (foes not become law by end ovenpending. The general then, the old Umtt of $600 Ixuied MIQb, D-Ark., chairman of the and recommend ae'-enl raovem grtat potantials tor hydroelbc- on wholesale value will go into Houee conferees, said tats Including visit to Freaeh firte power, hish land and jfienU- (Sea Page Blghteen) effect Thursday. ' branch’s representatives would Presldeiit Oxules deOaulle by fifi manpowar. Under toe compromise UU, be named formally later In toe President Johnson... Senate But Ha ecanomgr la stagnant. toe present law, wMh Its flOO day. Bobby Baker investigators ar­ HOUSES. HALE 0ns reaooo la the lack of eacu- Cape’s Workers wholesale ceiling, will stay in That woifld make It otticla! gue over Republican proposal tity. RebelUen has nolmd the effect tlirough Sept. SO. This le for them to sign toe conference to prohibit Senate employea MAIN STREET, MANCHESTEIU-643-4123 vast oeotnl AfricsB tarrttory to protect tourists already report already worked out. from handling political cam­ ■laM i9i first waek of freadotn Return to Jobs Johnson hs^ asked (Congress paign funds, and then announce hi 1960. to lower the duty-free exemp­ they win rflease thrir report LOOK! ' Thsre was ttas anny mutiny GAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) tion to $60 rriail effective VUOISKKei iiailrafcd and ttia aubsaqaent antry of — Printing and reproduction Governor Acts Thursday. But both House and House by unanimous voice Unttad Nationa troora. worimra wte otoged a construe- Senate refused to go below $100. vote approves ameodment , to WhcrtOnly > Ibara. wars the Katauigm and Man-strangling, six-day wildcat The two branches wen al­ Constitution designed to as­ Kasai secession movements. sbtiDB rstURisd to thalr Jobs to­ On 72 Measures ready in agreement on the sure eouthurilar la efflee ed Than has been fighting In day alter agreeing to auhmit figure, but they differed on presldeat... Indian foearninent Xwilu Proriaca near LaopoM- m d r dbqiuta to oraHratiaa. HARTFORD (AP) * -r- Gov. some oilier points. arresta a leader ef rightist Vika la Ktvu to iha east, and Lnools 780 and 6to of the In- Dempsey vetoed a Ufl eriabHah- The Treasury estimated toe Hindu Jan Sangh party and sev­ gaoqt raoaatly tha maaotve, ternottonal AManoe of Tbeatrl Ing dlglUUty requirements for administration proposal would eral aoembara os they march on Ctagm^toaMsd rabeUm that oal and Btage Ebnployoa, AFL- mean a balanea of payments Foreign Ministry to protest WILL YOU GET ALL i CSO, voted ’Tuesday iM d to end real estate broker Mcensea Tues­ poeliUon improvement o f about sigiilag of eaase-flre agieaaatnt ^*^ntasa rabaWbas halpad create day during a buoy day in wMch $100 mlUion annuaB; It pegged PIECES ATTHE piokeMng. > _ ton .Paldataa to Bann ed BUY (he Cbngo’a sepeni frqat aco- Tlis Krike WM amUnst Mc- he acted on 72 leglsIaMve meaa- the $100 retail limit oavincs at Khteh... Republican Gov. John ONE LOW PRlCEi oomic problasn.— (wsrapendtaig. O rafor h Werner, u ic., vrtilch uree. aboU $66 mUtton A. 'Volpa reveals that Atty. EARLY BIRD . Tha mtittaWT tokas an ss»r- prowra printing and reproduc- Gov. Dempsey said the UM law aiqplrea at m lit Edward W. BrookeIke recently ne * • Sofabed — opeas Is *wto furiher restrict entry into s p e c ia l mous yart'Artbe hu4nt. Areas iton aarvioes at Iba space can­ night tonlglit, and any new law pressed interest Sleep Two ' Mm toa rabsla ra' ter. a profession wMch touches the must be slgi^ by Johnson by ‘the U A flsetoe Id I LIMITED TIME Hvea of oa tils people of Con- • Hatching WiDf Bask riaana. chrft admtnto The oempony had fltod unfMr then or an older law wiQ go SaltonataU, R-Mass.,Mass., daoMni OFFER iind amaraency rellaf. hor pnmMces Cb neottcut.’’ badi into effect. That o m t o not to seek re alaatkaau-sisatlon.- Chair at maoHaa a n i - am. Mike Miflaflald.1 P* • Matching Wing Back An acoBwnIc aopatt vard Chanty - Bonding TVadea posaHdy reauR in dtacitaitnation. tfoo. MOto.. "iOrs M FOR ONLY *WE WILL Rocker "Batory coats lisre, Chenoll, widah repreaents 8,100 Gov. Dsnipeay aoM be arited Leaders said they were oonfi' t o wit tha toksd aonsa, a n the fai|^ ooiighuriton jweliitia at Gaps State Insurance OOmmiaeloner dent M ihtaillhia could ba met • Cockutt Tabu sad % sot I hacar cf any plaea to Am Kaniiedy and .the odjaemt WlHiam R. Ootter to take steps By approving the $100 figure, • GLAZE YOUR RIR COAT » FREE DELIVERY • BUDGET TERMS LaavTaUsa (rorlR '’ ICenttt lohwd nsoonport. Mon to meat'tha goafis of the Hfl toe Senate upset a turnabout V Pto NngiwAeg la 2,000 nimfawiilon men hod through adrolnMrattve ootion. reeanamrisdatlon of Ita own • REPLACE LOOPS AND BUTTONS , ^ • OPm NIAHTLY TH. 9 • SATURDAY TIL I PJi. The governor atgaiill a blU to Slnaops bartoieat" io' : 'and an provide olata grants tor oua' At a morning maotiag Mon­ 'ursJ • STORE IN OUR OWN Board, no­ munity MsorMa. day, the ootnnmaa v«tM 8 to Y te have Aw-gHthor- fib s tax alto aeto v o a M soar agalnat the $60 retail flgora. At gSSliL? AIR CONDITIONED VAULT ■ " m ------oornmiaafon nnmgiiad o< r a Mtar asatian, bwrovar. ttm* JMy oaM B19 I. MIDMJ TPKI. OM Juattaa aCMIMala |to-i voB n ravoraol wtfli the atbahv- * INSURE YOUR COAT FOR $100. gTLS’tJrjTBS." iatiaftqn fitting on Mn- The normal cost of instmaee ahMio is $3. V r „ amt flva alartwjL. gggolaMf VO mSu on to H o u m a Hale gives you all these sxteas at fld Milk- rx'zz ^ to I k . no additional charge. Don’t be dlsappplntsd .—Bring yosr coat in today. m « # D .1 B # f

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* • Y ■ T ' Many PrcAlems at the Start ^ . Sheinwold on Bridge 8NUSIOAU bode yorde end wlU be -left Tueoday-Friday, and. Wodneo- outUnad IlMlr plana for a move Idsnager fUefaerd MOztfn has THRATRR there. day-Saturday. Thera wiU ba no Group to View to Porte end Rec Supt. Horace estimated that onothar 810,000 f O a k Ja l Murphey, Rec Frogrem Director wnudd ba iMeded for Re paiint- North dealer WiWMtefd. warn Own nw. EOT 84 -» Uwn. 80 B W BotticelUp Will Take Over RulAish must be placed at collecttona on Labor Day, DISCARD FOR GOOSE Both tidoi vetomMe the etub by the homeowners; Thanksfitring, Chrlstmoa, New Club Facilities WoUy Ftartln end Director of ing, parUttonlhg asfil MMfiot- ALSO HELPS GANDER Endued rubbish conUlnera Will Year’s Day suid Mentorlol Dajr. PuMlc Wertw Walter Fuee. big. White Sands Range 20 Years Old NORTH JULY U t » JULY I I A ttsrao-man ouboonnnittea of Tfibiai aw fit w Garbage Pickup Tomorrow be left at the otitb line, to be # K Bottlcello win conduct five the board of dtreotors wBl meet The board of dlrectora’ eub An toepecUon of the promie- FAlRW,f\Y By AUntED Bh I iINWOU} Q AI842 returned by the householder. totwnwide routes. He ties or­ wMi a gswup of aentor ottiaens oommittee, after hearing the ea, mode kwt Wednesday by a 74 Certain items will not be ac­ dered now, 16-yord packer propoeals of (he senior oitieens, group of 26 town officials and R eadm of tMs column are fiodfrej The ’bollection of gathogcA /htah hoa hod a tnle y«ar con- at 7:89 tonigtet at (ha Senior WHITE BAUDS MI8SIUB*probl«ms. Th« first w u the^who found It conventent to fo^sost of pav«d tho wijr ter Ills AKJS2 ceptable aa rubbifii. They in­ units, which ore lets in arriv­ ettissna dub, to decide on a wtil weigh them against the senior ctUnens, dloclosed Itiat Army blockhouse, which is still other ways.” Polaris program and the Navy’a oonstaintly amazed ait toe num­ BASt and rubbish will be the respon- root, and had Itoelf replaced RANGK. N. M. (A P )— A desert ■Iblllty of Anthony U. BottU clude earth, mortar, roofing ing, but which, he said, will be oouxM of action on new or ren­ possMtity of renovating the weiy htUe work was needed to proving ground where the Unit­ in use. "But then those steel platea missile f r l ^ e capability.’’ ber of bad bridge jdayera In the 87653 A None [CAMBRID6E BotticaUo. the 1008-64 coa- delivered to him within a week put it in Shmpo for dub iwe. A i m m cello, owner of the local Sani­ tr actor. materials, tree stumpe. Junk ovated HaoUttlee for the dub. preaent quortera on School St., ed States used trial and error " I went to two agencies to get started to come out from imder That October Turner, by then TrorM. Iheae fetlowa are ahrays 73 ^ K 10962 yard wastes, and other refuse or two. end win then report to the full Fuss, after a separate inapec- I PlMlt SippIliB 106 O AKQJ9 A~fUNNY THING tary Refuse Co., commencing Garbhge and rubbish will *nM oenior oitloemr, preeoing and rule of thumb to enter the information on what could be there like kids throw milk a full colonel, was tremsferred making filly nfiatakea. Just aaa of similar nature. board. tion, said that moot of the wortc apace age is 20 years old this expected if a missile hit the caps.” from White Sands. He subse Q1074 S3 HAPPENtD ON THE with tomorrow’s piricup. continue to be picked up as it for oequiaition of the oiA Tem­ I Bottlcello will replace the is now, twlce-a-weok. Garbage Collection daya win continue Ever odd diced s|)^le end cel­ ple Beth Sbolom at Miyrtle The ’Temple hae a 837,000 could be done by the Rec De­ blockhouse. 1 got precisely noth­ querrUy went to PEttrick Air how ona of them miaplayed to­ msKumi aummu'. Seeing the red-hot plates I W A Y r O THE FO R U M os now: Monday • Thuraday, ery to whole cranberry oouoe? price tag on it, end General partment staff. It la White Sands Missile ing. hurled up to 200 yards by the Force Base In FlorKla, where a day’s hand. •0171^ * Leasewy Oorp. of Wethersfield, contatoera win he emptied in and Linden Sts., have otroady A AQJ10942 MATINfcES-WED. 2:'JO-SAT - 5 OO Read Herald Ads. Range, a 4,000-squars-miIe ex­ "One said walls three-feet V2’s thrust made an impression Joint long-range proving ground Opaninc lead — Tan of 9 Q iMKemocorts mom. a thurs. no. — panse of desert so barren that thick would be enough; the oth­ on the bystanders. " I have nev­ was to be bum at Gape Oanavr diamondi. A 8 2 1 leMMWNI *011. S 10. ms — _fiW 4jM iiii(BBmiiMBammiBn»«BmwwB8iaaBiaaRiiiaBiiBBifflBiBiBffl8Mi ia^ i Spanish conquistadores called er suggested walls 40-feet thick er seen such sudden dispersal etal — now Oape Kennedy. West opened the ten of dia­ I OeSnSUNMY MM SM MM UMm IS reinforced by an inch of steel Q 963 the area “ Jornada del Muerto" and in-place digging in my life,” Turner retired In 1960 imd monds, and Bast overtook with iMt Sofik Wefi MS. WUSINtSS — Journey of the Dead. plate.” Turner said. , now Uvea in El Paso. Tex., the Jack and caehed a second 2 0 4 A I ^ VICTOR .But there was elbow room Turner, in the first of many Turner believes the V2 firings where he can watch devetop- diamond trick. East saw that K 5 O Pass Pom OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONViNIENCE! MON. to SAT. 9:00 to 5:30 - THURS. 9:00 to 041 h m , and on July 16, 1946, seven times at White Sands he was to at White Sands put this country ments on the White Sands was hopeless to return a heart A n Pom ORC VANCSS WUC88 days after establishment of improvise, threw both figures into the space a ^ . range. Or a ' club. Since toe only hope “ White Sands Proving Ground” out and built the blockhou.<;e "We fired 28 V2s while ! was " I ’m frankly a little bit awed was to promote a trump trick as it was called then, the first with concrete walls nine-feet at it^ite Sands with 80-86 per when I realize how big it has for his partner. Bast rshumed a of any kind. You vfiU get a later detonation of an atomic bomb thick and a 26-foot-thick ceiling. cent success. We were vetry, gotten,” Turner, 66, says. "I third diamond. dnonce to bid if you wtah to <9o •k ★ ★ ENJOY THE OUTDOORS this 4th of July and ALL SUMMER and SAVE. TOO! ★ ★ ★ occurred at Trinity Site at the A test stand to hold the V2s in h j l i i TONITE — 1st RU N very fortunate because during had 1,000 troops under me when South bad been worrying so, and toon toe naiura of your northern end of the range. place during static firings also this time there was only one I was there. Now they have hand will be cloar. •Von Ryan’s Expross’ a^ 8:41 Sleeping in a Las Qrucea, was needed. about losing a trick, and accident of any serlousnsse,” more full colonels there than I he thanked B a fi’ ,ter .reNevipg N.M., hotel room that morning " I used rule of thumb and GI Turner said. had officers in all grades.” For Sholnwaid’a 88-page hook aooiCw*»v4b*i was L t Ool. Harold R. Turner, welders,” Turner says. He had him of this proMMh. He gratb- The Navy by this Urns was Ihe National AeronauUca and fidly discarded a ohib as he lei, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” former commander of the Do­ help from a young German i«ady to get Into the missile Space Administration has con­ send 60 cents to Bridge Book, scientist, Wernher von Braun. A ruffed In dummy with tha king ver, Del., Aircraft Rocket business ar^ late in the summer structed a W6-million complex of spades. Monfiiestor Eve. Herald, Box Range. In his briefcase were concrete chute was built to de­ of 1947 Turner, a handful of his here, at which almost 1,000 per- 8118, Grand Central Station, orders from Washington to build flect the flame, 28-square-foot technklana and Navy crews Botw are employed, for testing Then South cashed dummy’s New Yoit 17, N.Y. the range. There was little time, steel plates were hung like ahin- trained at White Sands fired a of four key components of the ace of hearts and ruffed a heart. Unfortunately for declarer. West Copyright, 1965 Sizzling Savings for Summer Fun as about 70 csqitured German glea to protect the chute, and V2 off the deck of the carrier moonship which 1. to land the Oenorol Featoree Ootp. V3 missiles were en route to everything was ready for the Midway about 200 mtiea off Ber­ first U.S. astronauts on the lu­ defeated the contract by over- Hew Mexico for testa. first firing of a V2 in this coun­ muda. nar surface and return them to ruffing. "When I got here there was try. “ It was something short of a earth. No Revoke precisely nothing but boon- ITte static firing laated 63 sec­ howling succsae,” Turner says AU this Is a far cry from toe "Revoke,” somebody OFFICIAL U.S. ARMY docks,’’ Turner recalls. "So I onds, and Turner deeoribes it as of the flight, "but we got very day when Turner found ‘ a screams. ’’West must follow suit Who would stay indoors with this beauty outdoors? told my people, ‘Put the head- "one of the moert spectacular wonderful Intormaiion it aU broad expanse of nothing.’’ when toe second round of heaiia COMBAT qiiartera building there, and ev- and startling things I have ever ie played.’’ THE aiythlng else can be built seen in my Ufe. The noise was ^ y no attention to toe Can’t you imagine the open envy of your friends when they see around it.’ ’ ’ so high it was beyond the thre­ screcunlng. West had a chance your Bunting patio set? For this ie beauty and comfort far be­ Nobody had ever built a mls- Attorneys Sought OVAL- shold of hearing, and it dug up the to discard on toe third round of PUP allo range before and there were a lot of coyotes and Jack rabbits Farmliigton Ave, yond usual outdoor furniture, yet it’s budget-^priced! White en­ S ta m p s 'n. diamonds. He threw a heart, of FARDONOTON ameled steel, reversible deep innerspring cushions with weather For Defendants News course, but toe screamer was so busy thanking East for leading TONTTB thru SiCt URDAT resistant vinyl covers. In ’Cycle Riots a diamond that he didn’t notice "THE FANTASnCKS" TENT the discard. Mon. - m m . Frt. - Sot, Shown is the CARIBBEAN GROUP LACONIA, N.H. (A P )—Trials Regidar readsra at this col­ 88JSO 82.75 $2.98r continued In toe Weirs Beach ri­ ■ umn are pursing their Rpe and Fhoae 877-8119 from 2-8 pun. Value k ^ shaking their heads in disap­ a a ot cases today as a search be­ for reoervatioBS for Only >Vhich includes a d NOW. gan to find attorneys for toe re­ proval of South’s play. When Onrtoia - 8:40 PJO. Efifi leads the third diamond. eviRY maining defendanto. South must not be in a hurry to Camouflage, all-weather ma­ full size Sofa qj Three of the defendants who get rid of a ckto. He nuist throw terial. 7 ft.x4% ft.x33” . Pure appeared in District Court his singleton queen of hearts. vlrgrin plastic, embossed, won’t and Matching Chair. THURSDAY Tuesday asked for continuance, ’Then declarer can return to rot or mildew. Double rein­ staling they had been unable A PNawsfeaturee Ms hand by ruffing toe first Dancing forced, rustproof eyelets. AU O n l y ...... AND to hire counsel. By SYD KRONiSH round of hearts. There ie no MEADOWS-.-' parte included; wUI set up In Low Monthly Pasrments, Too! One of them said five lawyers ITie Solomon Islands, remote over^r^, and South can draw HUn SPCID fri'rt- R' 'll S.-ll' a jury. had refused to represent him. though they may be In the South trumpg-M safety. Later there is EXCITEMENT PLUS! Also available the Riveria and Miami Group—J*hui Codefafl, End FRIDAY “ I know there’s public feeling Pacific, are not strange to all toe time in the world to dia- FRANK SINA’TRA THURS..FRI..SAT. 9-1 In these cases,” Judge Bernard American eoldiers, sailors and card toe k»ing club on dummy’s TREVOR HOWARD and Corner Tables. I. Snierson said. "But I am very marines who fought there in ace of hearts. In Color FEATURING upset by this.” World War n. ’Ilie most famous Dally Quealloa is GuadalcanaJ. ”VON RYAN'S PAUL McGEARY Bob Maltempo ’The Judge granted toe contin­ As dealer you hold: Spades, EXPRESS" uances and asked tiie Belknap ’The British Crown Agents A-Q-J-10-9-4-2; Hearto, Q; Dia­ “Clown Prince Of The Drum.’* AND THE VIIRATIONS have announced that toe Solo­ Bar Association to find attor­ monds. 8-2; Clubs, 9-6-8, Pina In Color 6 Foot Lo m neys. Association officials said mon Islands have issued a new What do yon say? STEAK • ROAST BEEF • LOBSTER Rock and Roll Stag Dancing definitive eet of 16 etampe. All James Stewart they would call on members to Foblaa M FRIDAY SPECIAL CERTIFIED GENUINE CALIFORNIA volunteer their services. stampe beew the Dorothy Wild­ Answer: Pase. The hand le not quite good enough in top cards -DEAR BRiorm r Everyone Welcome Two of toose arrested in the ing portrait of Queen BHzabeto Broiled Live Stuffed Twin Lobsters. 21 Tears and Over plus tooal scenes, flora and for an opening hid of one, but is June 19 uprising, sparked during far too good for a shutout bid Complete Dinner ...... * BARBECUE SET a weekend rally oi motorcycle fauna. 4.95 PORTABLE Entrance In Rear enthusiasts were found gililty ’The Islands were first dis­ and fined. covered in 1668 by the Spanish Pkos* Exeus* Our Dust. . . navigator Alvaro de Mendana ONE WEEK!TOO THE N E W Stanley Stierle, 21, of Cald­ We ore In the procees of remodeling the popular Chnrdi well, N.J., was fined 3500 and who started out from Peru. The ANSFIELDlTZ. ACADEMY AWARD Corners Inn Into a larger and more beautiful gathering Frederick Parkins, 20, of Shel­ GI and the Marine made their JtT.2i-a.WtLtiiiAiiTica/Am E U , place for the oonvenlenoe of you and your friends! You’d HAMMOCK 'n COT indelible imprint on the Solo­ NOMINEES! ton, Conn., $200 after conviction **h Cweer-ew • be well rewoided for your patience . . . Bolton Lake Hotel on charges of failing to disperse mons in 1942. ^ ROUTE 44.A^BOLTON on order of an officer. ^ A ll stecl-bakcd enamel Austria has issued a new 3 5 COmnUH AT THIS LOW FRKEI A total ot 33 persons were schilling dark brown-red stamp m ifcsH iA im CHURCH CORNER^ INN charged under the state law to honor FerdinaxHl Raimund, 880 Main St. (Opp. Conn. Blvd) East Hartford ^ Choice of passed in anticipation of the ri­ one of that country’s greatest m ORHOIMIRD nATU H tSi ot. It was third day of the poets. The stamp besu^ a por­ trials. trait of Raimund and comme­ canvas color! Over 8 oq. ft. morates the 178th onniverBary of VON ef ceoUnu Area Weather Ms birth. Also issued by Aus­ surface tria ie a 1.80 schdlUng stamp Enioy riwsa BOLTON ★ s WINDSOR LOOKS (AP) — honoring the ’’Art of the Danube Boctrk School.” It depicts a wooden aMARK———.f ROBSON * LAKE HOTEL "Friday Considerable cloudiness should MolerSpll prevail today with brief periods statue ot St. George in front ot Nita Fish Dinnur ‘Spurs’ Mat. IcSO, Eve. g B 9 of sunfiune and even a few light an Altdorf engraving. Starts T iiiy ‘Jewria’ M at 8:00, Eve. 7:80 showers, the U.S. Weather Bu­ Iceland has issued a new set Spuciois" evurioeklng . lrl|V9V"fHWCT reau said. of stamps depicting the erup­ COMPANION FEATURE baautiful Bolton Loko Chrama Cooler air moved into toe New tion in Surtsey which start^ Thara.-SuB.-Mon.-TlMe. RovehrlNf England area late Tuesday. on the morning of Nov. 14, ‘Thepreoa’* 8:50 from our Turroeo Room. OriR Cloudiness remains widespread 1963, and lastM until Sept. “Brigetto” 16d8 throughout the region. ★ TOPS ond LEGS 1964. ’The 1.50 kr. shows the Twin LiOboters, Shrimp New- Lemon Sole, Lobster Saute, High pressure centered west LffT-O-MAT eruption when it began. The 2 burg. Fried Cteme, Broiled Seafood Morlnara, Saute OM r * STOCK of the Great Lakes will continue kr. pictures the volcanic turmoil FRL and SAT. Haight MUjjey Twin Lobsters With Drawn Longostlnos, Silver Smelts, slowly eastward into the north­ in April 1964. The 3.50 kr. il­ “Brigette’’ 8:50 Crab Meat An OraUn, Con>- Adlefijmeel eastern quarter of the nation ctu t Butter, Salmon Steak, Rain­ Low lustrates It at the end In Sep­ SdsSS I “Exprem” 10:86 btnatlon Seafood Plate, Bak­ during the next 48 hours, result­ tember. - bow Troiit With Anchovie ed Shrimp end Clama, Regu­ Monthly ing in fair skies and cooler tem­ Butter, Halibut Steak, Baked lar BroUed Lobster With smfmmeOtPr Paymentol peratures ’Thursday and Friday. Malavl has replaced Its cur­ Stuffed Shrimp. Soft Shell Drawn Butter, Special 8 A t this low Keith WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — rent 5 shilling definitive issue Croba, Fried Shrimp, Boston Pound Lobster With Drawn price — You’ll want Five day forecast: with a change of inscription Grill cranks up er down with Scrod, Lobster Newburg, Butter. more than one of these ONLY Temperatures in Connecticut from ’’Monkey Bay—Lake Ny- fhe new the touch of jour fingers. Don’t confuse this top quality redwood set with ordinary sets at this low- Thursday through Monday are asa” to “Monkey Bay — Lake BILL NEMEROFF AND HIS FOURSOME very popular portable Motorized apit barbacuas a price! Every inch is solid redwood that keeps its beauty indefiiutelyl Heavy expected to average below Malawi.’’ Also announced t» a Banquet Faculties Available For I'p To 450 hammock 'n cot. fowl. Rubbar-drod whaala. *9.99 normal. Temperatures on the forthcoming issue to commemo­ bolted joints, thick 2” tops and legs. cool side through the period with rate the opening of the Malawi BOLTON LAKE HOTEL mammmmmmmmmtim no signifioant day-to-day varia­ University in October. fhe new TH E RAMILY JEWELS tions. ROUTE 44^A— BOLTON, CONN. •AHRvifNBPniuanaio The average high and low WOMEN TEACHER OLDER temperature during this period WASHING’TON —The typical EVERY THURS. NIGHT OUTDOOR FUN 8-way giant play gym in the Hartford area is 84 and American woman schooltmch- BOLTON LAKE HOTEL Simtai-i^DDNNilBmSMIi 81: in Bridgeport, the range is er is 44 years old; her male FROM 5:30 to 8:30 PJH. N e w ! Giant-size oval-shape ALSO 81 and 63; and in New Haven, coimterpart. according to census ROUTE 44-A— BOLTON, CONN. RORT CALHOUN ilMI BAI/ ODIIDRH 79 and 61. figures, is 37. fun one jm Quanintee by Blazon LIND A DARNELL D L l l l l I L O r U 110 Technicolor Precipitation may total leas ITALIANO GOMINO—Acclaimed By AU! — “MARY POPPINS’’ than 14 of an inch in showers about Simday. THE YEAR’S MOST GLITTERING CASTl n ' x 8 ' P O O L A FULL MARCO POLO RESTAURANT All Color Laugh Show! Jack Lemmon • VIrnm Lise ALL YOU CAN SAT — $3JM> Par Pm m r 20" DEH» 1250 BURNSIDE AYE. EAST HARTFORD "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFT' In our main dining ro o m ... »28-H 1:80-8:15 Featuring 13111 Nemeroff and Loar Monthly Pnymentsl Plus: Pater Sailer* In t VFRYTHING HAPPENS IN INVITES YOU TO - h it ‘'Golden Horn" with his Fonrsoma W* * "WORLD OF HENRY ORIENF' Banquet Facilities Available Up To 450 ///^ / / f / / r f z •s I 8:85 - 8:25-10:18 ■S. -t!.- h44Im.. irm » iiieKOMmtBFRtoucnoR In iMon*aiii iM n a u i 1 M'6'Mfwmi ALWAYS TWO C<»iOR CARTOONS MOST OUTSTM IHin M ilt F il. of Ike Veu! EVERY W EDh THURS., FRI. and SAT. East Windsor All This Quality and Fun i FEATUBK FIRST SUN.-THURS. DRIVE-IN ■ .1 5 TO THE MUSIC OF At Keith’s Low Price Of THE JOEY ALLEN QUARTET Starts FRL! O f Course, Low Monthly Payments! ' KATURIN* TONY AUB4, VraOM — JOIY lOSCAMNO, Sac Thfilr ITS EXCLUSIVE WItH US! WE TAKE PRIDE IN BEING A FAMILY RESTAURANT AIL* fuil'IongthfBatuib COME IN AND TRY SOME OF OUR % e . ITALIAN AMERICAN DISHES braced for safety. 2 passenger awing, 188 DIFFERENT ITEMS ON THE BIBNU swings, flying rings, trapeu bar, 2 c ‘ * — MARCO POLO DEUOHTS — pliiB platform slide. Bverying y o irt,, , build sturdy bodns with exweise m the • Lobe ter wtth Maree Pels Special Stuflag k> ' r Host resiqtont,^^ so you esn legve it out • Beol oed Plattar with Lobctor Tall. Baked Clams. BahaE Bhriaqt m W*- 1*;., • Vaal Scallopiae eVaal Fraaeala oBakag B tu M Bkrlaip l V: J . a Egg Plaat Pamaaaa a FUat a( Sola M aigwy ON SCABM YOU HAVl A JCHOiei a Homemada Macareal Dtobea af All 7<0-.f;tS ^en»Ru4 fi9| 0||G E ’ W-' • Baked Laeagaa a Maaaaottt aOaoeehi t orvew cnwr'piMKk SUNOAn BURNSIDE MoHAMPS.NAVT a PkM F hU Uae af Btaake, Okapa. Saa Faate Aloe Ragata A Haniniatitaia*a Unique fvW jIH-ln |)«-4:t8.6Jl-IJ8 J W K ALSO MABB FISZ A TO GO OR R A T HERE 'KOWIR MUM SONG' ^ m l l (The fit M) For Rotor««HoR ToL 2lf.2704 NOWI I H I T I U l i r T . f O S

' T , ' FOUB MANCH^TER EVCaONG HBjRALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN*, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ;|J9M MANCHBSTEE EVENING WlgRAlJ^, MANGHBSTBB, CONIC* WEDIGSiSDAY, JUNE 80, 1966 n os ing offices are 0^ 68*101 attend: South W indsor Town councilman, selectman, board of education member, 18^123 Visit Lutz in Year, town treasurer, town clerk, Kipperman-^nydCT Seven Zoning Appeals planning and aoning commis­ Budget Goes Up to $24,200 sion members a Osl- News may be oonmunJoalied ment leotures that tied in with and daisies. to Mrs. Lyon by mail or note BhrA Hito to an JX- patui. biel, Claudette Chagnon, Allan tfom ia. their ouirent studtoa. M 1 .S S Susan EUIen Cohen of delivered to her homo, or by J. ■. Shepard Oo., 800 Sulli­ Bolstridge, Roger Sherman; "What an tanpreealve view, hi addition, there were 39 Sove Up To % — More Manchester end Orange, N.J., van Ave., to aaidng a variance P T A cawarda fo r ciUsenahlp, aald the nafbion'a youngest and osBing ber a t 614-6883. ctoases that visited the mueeum 50 Mias Judith OantaUni of Stam­ to aUcrw two buQdinga eloaer Margaret Ltnko, Hillary Haw­ newest pilot-astionaut. " I wish I as a part of their aoademio ford and Mias Elatne Quint of to the front ^aar and aide lines oovtd have had mors time up 8U MHXION OO BY RAIL program and there were 17 kins, Gregory Morrell Allan WABHmOTON — U.S. rafl- Windsor were bridemalds. TTiey than permitted at the Sfaward Bolitridge; PTA scholastic there.” clsmee that participated in the O N E M A N 'S wore fuU-length sheath .gowns Nasslft photo Zndnstrial Parte, John ntch Ebigle, 32, made the flight roads carried 812.6 million x>as- pitot program at the Oak Grove '» 'l awards, Kathleen Dubiel, (Tlau. sengera 18.3 billion milee last of pastel blue crepe, fas^ned MRS. HAROLD GEORGE KIPPERMAN Bhrd. Thia ia an I sona dette Chagnon, Brian Quigley, Tuesday and quaMfled for astro­ Nature Center. w ith bateau neckUnjes, elbow- OariDo and N ancy Clacobanl, naut wlnga. He became the 12th year. That’s equal to moving 15,- Interesttngiy enough, the mu­ C A R A T AHan Bolstridge; PTA awa^ 000 peraons from one coast to D IA M O N D length sleeves and Empire •60 Benedict Dr., ore asking a for sportsmanship, Jeff Hol­ Ameirtoan to earn them by top­ seum was visited t y 46 ctoaaes the other every day. from flitber towns. bofUces w ith tx>yal blue satin tenqKoary and conditional per­ combe. ping 264,000 feet — 80 miles. ID IAM O N D bands at waistlines. Their pill­ mit to allow storage of acamp- league Standings Engle’s top eUtuds waa 382,000 RING box hats with circular face veils Events in World In g tra iler in the geai^ o f t t e feet. RING matetwd their gowns, and they gremlsaa a t the same aSdneae. t Standtage In the league to Air Force Secretary Eugene I. t j carried cascade bouquets of blue nda to an A-SO aone. date ara as foBows: Armata’s, M. Zxickert sent him a oongmtu- Reg. $76 NEW DELHI, Ridia (AP) —< >tion because of the recent with­ Near liens T r v f 8-8; VAR OoRstmetion, 7-3 latory telegvam. Reg. $660 Fallot photo and yeHow carnotloits and dais­ India and Pakistan today signed drawal of French military rep­ Rotary, 5-6; Andrews Ottera, ies. Sooth Windsor Lions Nine other mIHtary men have Hot Weather Needs... a formal cease-fire agreement resentatives from the Southeast OhS> .has announced the elcc- 4-6; and the Lions, 2-8. quedifled for the astronaut rat­ Engaged Barry Kipperman of New HA- Asia Treaty Organization to v-en served as his brother’s best for the Rann of Kutch. It to to tton' ^ H. Joseph 0*Btaia' as Nenrinatlng Meetlag Set ing in Mercury and Gemini or* Hie engagement of Mlsa Nan­ avoid involvement with SEATO N O W N O W * man. Ushers wore Harry Kip­ take effect at the front at 6:30 support of U.S. policy in Viet gresMent fo r the eoSatate ynar. The Democratic nominating faital capsulaa. Two oihera did *440 49.50 cy Evelyn Johnson at Manchea- Otlwr effleers are sdwaxd ocnunlttee will meet for the so in X16e. perman of Boonton, N. J., a a.m. Thursday. Nam. ter to Stephen Terhune Smith oousln of the bridegroom: Law­ OurUn, vice preeldeM; Joseph last time tomorrow at 7:80 pjn. Engle reached a to>sed o f 8,477 Both governments reportedly QouBn, second vice president; at the town hall. Those interest­ mhee on hour during tbs 11- ELECTRIC FANS Jr. of Simsbury has been am- rence Bpeigler and John Mor­ TEX5UCIGALPA, Honduras ris, both of New Haven, Edward agreed give up some of t t ^ Gabriele, third vice pres- ed in seeking one of the follow­ mlnute fMgtot. nounced by her parenta, Mr. m ilitary Outposts along the (AP) — At least 35 persons — Staunaiser of New Britain and to many of them children — were Joim Orslnl, aScretary; and Mra. Herbert Et Johnson of disputed area tai Kulbh, a deso­ STimant OlanMddo, assistant 807 Spring St. Henaf Glaser of Storrs. reported killed in a bus crash CHARCOAL — CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Mra Snyder wore a three- late seaside region on India’s John Doane, H er fiance la the son o f Mrs. western frontier. Tuesday on the Pan-American CHARCOAL UGHTER FLUID Stephen Terhune Smith of piece light blue ensemble of Highway near Chinchallote lace with matching whimsey. H eavy fighting erupted in the Ato8 AWm ItoqwB, imUtr- Simsbury and the late Stephen barren area in April and each Nine persons were reported tu a er; Smith. The bridegroom’s mother wore missing and several ottiera eerl- a two-piece mint green lace side charged the other with ously injured. Mtoa Johnson to a senior at aggression. tan; and AnttoaBOr OnparoMa, Keuka College, Keuka.Park, dress with matching whimsey. Reports reaching Tegucigalpa For Canning and Preserving,,, Both wore Ivhtte orchid cor­ ~ ' Atoeam agad Albud ItaD N. Y „ Where she is majoring in MONTREAL (AP) — A bopib said 40 of the 64 passengers elementary education. Mr. sages. were members of a children’s HAPPY FRUIT JARS ^ JEUY OUSSES X reception w u held at the exploded behind the Hall of Smith to a graduate o f Boston ballet from‘Costa Rica on the suburban Westmount Csty early < M r University and a member of Templa Mra Kipperman wore way to give a performance in CANNING SUPPLIES — CROCKS RAZORS, APPUANCES. COOKWARE 1/3 OFF a blue and white -two-piece today, shotterii^ windows for a seer thto Delta honorary society. He wUl blocks arovmd. the Honduran capital. iqr enter the Boston University dress and a white orchid cor­ cut sage when leaving on her wed­ The blast ripped out chirnks of ca m p 8-8 l^pmtaflmtur School of Law in the fall. masonry and broke 40 windows NEW DRAFT CALL be« utag. . The wedding haa been ding trip. The couple will live HARDTOPI PLANT STAKES at H untlngi Heights----- Dr., Storrs- In the C^ty Hall, which was WASHINGIDN (AP) — A yiaimed for next summer. Mrs. Kipperman to a 1960 closed for renovation. draft of 16,500 men has been m n Mfu M 199V10 .flDc M m infw i raduate of No one was injured, but a ordered for August, a slight re­ % ’i Idtajwfcee atriktag out six. The 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC Manchester High chool and ■he received a wedding party in a synagopie duction from June and July. Ail * ' pMelMf was Gary Oa- B.A. degree in political science across the street came to an of them will go into the Army. 770 Modal 3-Door Hardtop Convertible. Fully equipped Lawn Not Growing? Company Builds at the university of Connecti­ abrupt end. The Defense Department said -»< la t7 'VWavn and D w ight plus! With bucket seats that recline, and AM-FM n ^ o cut. She to a case worker for A wave of bom bli^ attribut­ Tuesday the August draft call is tasatar paced the Bears’ batten with rear seat speaker, whitewall tires, manual trana- nnw to fortffiw it agate Special Bridge the Connecticut State Welfare ed Frendi-Canadian separat­ 600 below the July quota and 600 vtaMi a douhto aad i. SulUvaa mtosicn. A showpiece automobile finished in light me­ Department, Manchester. Mr. ist organizations plagued the below the June quota. also aided hto own cause with with SCOTTS to tallic green with a dark green Up and M 910C For Key Worker Kipperman to a 1059 graduate largely EngUsii-speakUig area pick matching fully carpeted interior. Only .... of Hillhouse High School, New two years ago. • a t CANTB3RBURY. England Haven,, and received a B.A. de­ The blast occurred on the eve Bfnsner aervicae at Bt. (A P ) — Frederick Fabb is such gree in zoology at the Univer­ of Dominion Day, the 98th anni­ Senior, Junior and torto lUptanqgal CbuBch during DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. an Important man that his com­ sity of Connecticut. He is a versary of the formation of the Baby Citizens— M y , Anguat and the fim t 8w>- LAIISEIfS HARDWARE, Inc. pany ia building a special bridge graduate student in physiology Brittoh-rUled dominion of Oana- VJSJSITY day In Beptenber wBI be at • 385 BROAD S T R E E T M ANCH ESTER 34 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER FAMOUS MAKE WATCHES 1/3 OFF to help him get to work more at the University of ConnecU- da. Everyone Saves At tatni. 'Babgr altittag w ill be pso- easily. cu t "We are getting the bridge ROME (A P ) — The 600-llre ARTHUR DRUG made now,” said a spokesman WH — worth 86 cents — went double tulips in for the factory where Fabb Is a out of circulation today as part Mnlor executive. "He’s a very MMH Auxiliary of a government effort to mod- r J Important man to us and we envize Italy s currency. THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY want to help all we can in get­ Plans Bulletin The bills have been si^eraed- petal-light Lycra, • • ting tiUn to and from the factory ed by coins. and his home.” The Women’s AuxUiary of Fabb lives on one side of the Manchester Memorial Hospital SEOUL, South Korea (A P )— CH ILD Clearance Sale R iv e r .Stour. ’The animal feed has announced it will publish its France Is withdrawing its at savings to 25% vni’iiE plant vriiere he works, is on the own bulletin starting in the fall. son office with the United Na­ HEALTH SAHD other side of the river. MJss E va Johnson, form er as­ tions Command in Korea. U lS ia QUANTITieS Oapt. FVancols M. Dureau, KNOWN FOR VAIUES To save Fabb from going the sistant administrator of the hos­ W. H. ENGLAND Many Unodverfisod Cut PricM long way around — distance of pital, will be the editor. who has been the officer for 31 a b (^ t w miles — a 37-foot The Auxiliai^y says the bulle­ months, will leave Thursday for LUMBER CO. bridge is beliw pqt up near his tin is intended to keep its mem­ home for reaasig;nment and will A-LEG PiAY.GYM STEREOS, TRANSISTORS, TAPE REOORDERS 1/t OFF home. The Itei^ River Board bership abreast of its activities. not be repiaced, a U.N. Com­ I " A t the Green” 649-6201 SOFA RED already haa \ approved the Suggestions may be sent to hOss mand spokesman said. Gather up these treasures now before 39.90 1 5 * P o o l MOEYMIEAO The French move drew oitea- Regi Reg. 79.95 bridge. Johnson, 20 Raymond Rd. they return to regular prices. With all 36" High WHEN YOU USE 3 2 .0 0 * ® ^ ONYX U D IE S ' the control of ' taut young muscles, Complete With Filter 6 3 . 0 0 '® ^ Shbrw/n-Williams U N D I they're just the flatteries you want to 20" ROTARY INITIAL run around in this summer. (W e have LAWN MOWBl .00 W A U POOL RINGS STAR pull-ons, too.) pMwIessly made, in col­ Reg. 44.88, 7 7 1 0 ’ I 20” SAPPHIRE INSTANT ors' fresh as flowers, they flip through 3 Only r : Reg. $14.95 V - X tho suds and drip themselves smooth 1 5 . 0 0 * ”^ 2 0 n l7 1 7 . 9 9 HOUSE MHT ______Reg. $89.50 Y o u r G ift as new. So do rush in for the best I f i , EARNINGS blooming ovont of tho yoarl ALL LAWN FURNITURE REDUCED N O W ^7.50 N O W ^ I f 59.50 Dhitapta pM- nrara day Gallery of depotat — 4 ttaMs » yaw. Misses’ SWIM SUITS 935 M A IN STREET In Vanity Fair faahhHi colon to match A t the beftanlntt at Jaan- MANY STYLES. SIZES 30 to 38. REG; 8.99 to 10.99. your favorite Ungerie. AT W ATKINS ary. AprD. July and Oe- ta b M TEL 643-5171 Double Yulip long leg pantie, S, M, L, XL. 6 - “ “ * 3 - 1 8 “® ... Beg. $15.00. NOW G 12.S# 13.50 / Fashion Light long leg pantie, S, M, L. Reg. $11.00. NOW t t J I S REG. 19c SPRIN G FLO W ERS 2 for 25c HAIR IRYERS, RAOIOS, LUMAOE Op Tt a

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Sweet Smell of Success only mechanised mine, make rgo. jion Post more than the UMW scale. 116,500 animalTy. College If the operators don’t iwach P e o p l e Llewellyn, 87, is a bachelor. Madame Nhu in Seclusion TV-Radio Tonight othing Doing Around Here lent with the'-union, the Re served with the Army in Eu­ Names Slate Graduates ’will go hack to the rope during World War u . May Dream of Viet Return Maine Dump Association This may delay a final I n T h e Ranm a J. Wscner of 29 BU> declalaa for several y ei^ . n DR. MARY RUNtiNO daughter of Mr. and iirs. Her­ R agardlaM of how aiM when WASHINOTON (AP) — Dr. ROMIl (AF) — The ca a n tT yf Oroosea in taa area any they jma ltd. was iMt nlftit elected Television legitimate Wail in Mary Bunting told a luncheto lOei-30) HuaUev-Briakley .30-40) ABC Scope Manchester Shopping Paihade, UMW contract. In Palmer and Worken will fly ovqr every peete Grundy County’s economy Karl, is married, to Debbie STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) been told there is somebody tween Nice and Rome, where ho hOss Rutti E. Andrews, daugh­ forts. Phono M-7187 ^ iiislde. mine in southeast Tsnnaasee ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter An­ years ago. Now membership is avoid the formation of a "wa­ ( 8) SurfsMe But 10:45 (10) Oemtnl Preview elsewhere in the airea, homes to move very slowly away from Reynolds. — American blues singer Joah from Viet Nam around here.” has attended seoaions of the "We started this thing several (M) Anveme 11:00 ( 36-10-13406340) Newa. You can’t get a professional and trucks have been dynamit­ The rally, attended by nearly ooal as Its mainsthy. White left a Stockholm hospital Mme. Mgo DInh Nhu, the drews of 41 Kensington St., re­ firm ly locked at 36 persons. tering committee,” Mayo ex­ 4:45 (30) Peter Jenaiage—News Sports, Weatbsr ^ rcu t, not even of the Beetle Vatican Bcumenlcnl OounclL Ha years ago,’’ said Mayo, "as a (18) ypr Adults Oaly __ ed or burned, and many individ­ 700 persons, wasSB iraiaheld lato oeie-cele­ "But the pocalbUiUeS of a Tuesday after doctors gave him once-pow erful F irst Lady oif V iet ceived an associate degree in One member used the label plained. 7:00 (M) What'S New ty. The town’s barber shop THIRTEEN ASTRONAUTS still has the title of arohMshop ton outiM with parties at t^ ( 8) LltUeat Hobo 11:18 (1060) Tonight l^ w (O uals have been fired upon, often brate the UMW/ ’B Victory In a recreational and m efrtcultural a clean bill of health. Nam, lives in seclusion in the appUed science from the dump in summer and foul from a oat food can 'for his ap­ The (lovemor’s Cbnunlttee to (40) Sports Sinai burned down in 1963, along KINO SALMON, Alaska (AP) of Hue, but a papal-appointed plication. After tracing the his­ (18) Subscriptloa TV from ambush. coalfieldwide laborbor ratoftadum. development are noVtolng closet — Thirteen astronauts studying White, 06, entered the hospital unpretentious vlUa. Two years Fskhlon Institute of Technology Keep Maine Scenic recently (10) Death V ^ er (30) ABC NlghUlfa 1 the rest of the train depot. admlnietrator now runs that weather operations in winter." 11:30 ( 3) Movie Three men were slain in tha n w as held Ina 19W, out not in the wings,” he said. Monday for examination of a ago ahe toured the United States In New Y ork City on June 17. A dump salute was adopted tory of bis athletic Tneptness, pledged full siqrpatt for dump (80) ^ l ( b t You can’t buy a hamburger or for a ^ p to the moon are hop­ aichdlooese. the member asked \riiether week. 7:U (83) Butnaier Hifbllghts U3) Movie sum m er o f 1668. decided until May whan the Na ”1 don’t think, however, that ing the weather is better there heart (x>nditlon. Ho said he Ulklng to as many audiences as Miss Andrews wiU be working which Involvee holding your (30) Sports Camera 11:38 ( 8) Movie _ _ APPLIANCE cup of cotfee, for there is no with Junior. Sophisticates in someone wae needed to lead "Possibly they mlseed our (10) Pstsr JennlniBS—Nsws 11:80 (33) Tonight Show (C) Gnmdy Mining Oo. then aban: Uonal Labor Relations Board the public awareness of these than it is here. would continue his Swedish she could gather for u long as noae with the left hand and (40) Merv Orlffla Show nfer a restaumt. In its place doned Ms operations in Grundy counted 421 contested balloti in poaalDilitiee is the sole cause of Winds of 40 miles per hour, tour. they woum listen. Now she sees New 'I'ork as an assistant pro­ waving with the right. deep breathing exercises at the original intent, but the attention 7:30 ( S-13) Mister Ed a U.S. poet office. Not even dump. hae hriped,’’ Mayo added. County, where Palmer is locat­ Atlanta. the tapering off of violence. Aft­ turbulence and rain Tuesday no one. The few Italians who Hire Deaf Week duction manager. ' A National Dmnp Week will SEE SATUKDAl-S TV WEEK FOB COMPUCTB USTINO building ia immune — H Jack Oluett, a retired writer The' state committee offered REPAIR ed, and concentrated its efforts The final NLRB tally gave to er all, people on all sides are grounded Army helicopters IVY BAKER STEVENS have met her say she believes be held tUe year from "July 2 500 copies of the booklet "On I )>ombed in 1963. in nelgfaborihg Marion County. UMW 480 votee to 96 tor the Just plain tired of that kind of which werw to, have flown the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ivy shs will return to Saigon one Being Observed through Labor Day,’’ Mayo from Greenwich, Conn., said in his application that he was the Way I dropped U,” for the ; You, can’t buy groceries in Steadily increasing production, Southem Labor Union, to Which trou ble.” tralnM spacemen to the Vallty Baker Priest Stevens, treasurer day, the policies of her husband Events said. ‘When we hold a week, KDA event, SERVICE mountain town. AH that is the Company has boomed its Grundy employes ^ve alle­ of Teh Thohsand. Smokes, of the United States during the and brother-in-law vindicated. we do it up right.’’ Messed with flat feet In his Radio David R. Cote of 58 WeUo youth. "My snowahoe feet saved Mayo also received a letter .Of the general store are work force from about SO in 1963 giance. The'astronauts are in Alaska Dwight D. Eisenhower adminiS' Mme. Nhu was in the United The Dump W eek wiH Include (Thia Hsttag teehidea oaly thoee news broadcaste of 16 or U kttared chunks of c rea­ tor her two younger children. Is cultivating a mustache. ill, Robert Petersen, Anthony These two^-Guynh, 13, a boy, 'Bright, Leo Grover, Edward son for the recent stock market S decline, then added: "experi­ and Le Quyen, 6, a. girt—live In Edwards, Burton Frasier and the villa ahd seldom leave it. Robert Quneo. ence shows that It may or may not be an economic factor.’’ Mme. Nhu's Older children—Le The newly elected comman­ Tliuy, 20, a daughter, and Trace, YYYATT EARP 8AYS; der has been active in Legion WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. 17, a son—4U'e staying in Paris, 'T P STEAK MY REPUTATION work for many years. He is Warren G. Magnuson has intro­ according to the Italian national ON 'A chairman of the recently duced a bill which would pro­ police. formed Veterans OouncU of vide natural sanctuaries for na­ Mme. Nhu herself ie repotted Manchester, and is a member tive birds, fish and mammals to spend almost all her time in BOXTAUZA of the VFW and Army.-Navy threatened with extinction. her study in the vtUa, working DINNER. Club. He is head of the credit The Washington Democrat on her memoirs and ocoastonal and rug renovations depart­ said the Interior Department statements that she maila to ments at Doochian Rug Co., had reported the vanishing of 24 newspapers. H artford. species and subspecies of Amer­ Mme. Nhu -apparently avoids H is se rv ice ' w ith Bie TJ.S. ican birds and 12 mammals. He official contacts. Sources at the Army took Urn through Hol­ said 35 more mammals and 30 South Vietnamese Embassy In land, Belgium, and France with to 40 species of native birds are Rome say they have never seen the Transposution Corps. He threatened with early extermi­ her Ihey assume she is still was assigned to tbs 709th Rail­ nation. using the aunae di^bomatic pass­ way Grand Ditiskm. and served Among those close to extinc­ port she had when she left Sai­ from August IMS to November tion, he said, are the Atlantic gon In 1963 Just before the coup LMd. He has five battle stars. ikuigeon and salmon. Pacific Sealtest-Created Chips Stay that overthrew the Diem re­ He and his wife Margaret gim e. have one son, James Wagner, white sttngeon, Apciche trout of Ooloiado amd the Southwest, The national police say Mme. a recent graduate of Manches­ Nhu la no trouble. ter ffigh ScbooL Humboldt chum, Devils Hole pupflsh, blue whale and monk "When she first came here, seals of Hawaii. Crisp and Fresh Much Longer several months ago, we had a HOW’S THAT AGAIN man patrol the villa, "they re­ ' MMNuSrXiZ DSM RARRIS8VRO, Pa. (AP) — ported.” We were not afraid for His coBeagues and the gallery Ice Age Teeth Found her life, but we worried about •HUrnLUCtMOMCN ’ roared with laughter Tueeday the curious. Now we have no CMmo siauM ItXAK runn when State Rep. Blaine C. VERTESSZOELLOES, Hun­ one there because no one seems Hocker, during a debate on gary — Anthropologists have interested In bothering her. Life Juvenile detention centers, re­ found human teeth and bone or is Just normal.” marked, "I’m not talking as a stone tools in 'diggings near here FEEL AND TASTE LESS GREASY Republican: "I’m speaking as a believed from the early ice Age human being.’’ — 400,000 years ago. BONAirZA THAN ORDINARY POTATO CHIPS FREE SIRLOIN PIT No. 38 ^ DEUVERY 287 W. Middle Tpkt. Monehostor AlU: \Ol STILL f ARTHUR DRUB i m v i m ; Revolutionary Process Puts lOc- A > l l l i ? IT PAYS WERENTINSPONTIACSAID Thousands of Crackiy Flavor TO OTHER FIRE CARS. 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MANGHESTEE EViaONG HERALD, MANCHESTER, €ONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1965 n m E K S T HAIfCHESTER EVENING BERAI9, M AN CStaiqi; CONK, WEDNESDAY, lUNE 80, 1965 in Bast Hampton on a combined nto, set for July XI, haa bean Tolland. Columhia ftabhig and camping tripu The advanoed to Jaiy 14, so ss not Governor ActE If he atay eut a t the sun long enough, In sid e to eonBkit wtih. IBs Bsenaan’s 0Umrl|rBt9r boya ■ were aooompanled by fair on that day. H m .ptooto hie skin will grow a little peler, and Inside .ftotool f ieadsr OMtoM Foriari On 72 IHeagures he may qualify for legal entry Into hie will be at toe boms of Mr. and EitnthtQ ifpralii ^Big Beat^ on The Green; Session Set \ ^ BonititHtoter . Steven PhlMinoti Mrs. Rudolph ABMIr on H t 8A. mw oountty after all. R ep ort and. ■'.'AailsWift. . fiMstimakter « I hroa raCbOna) PUBUBHED BY THB ___ But the “ghastly mistake” which to 'Mscph'.TfiAari.. . - ' » » » A i.n p r in t in o CO., m a Anniversary Teen Dance (Ooattaned trena Paga D T o E n r o l l • knated primaifiy In the I I BIi m U StTMt really involved to not one of confusion '■'Itofy Us*. ■■ , ■ Colombia Vlr- atete’a larger citiee. lUnchwttr. Conn.__ over whether his degree of sun tan to (SoMwater hboat toe Free 8o- The kxtol totonnmtea has gfada BL Oafleen, T B 0K A 8 r. rntO UBON , Rowland Evan* Jr. The stridiiB of^ (he '”Beat’’*beg^'yent toe end Mrs, Winifred JToung. the fuUy-clothed body had been oonvention to be held In Hart­ the particular speeders involved en­ pai though unwitting author of A chlckea .barbecue, spon­ Ted O. Hemming, Ferns Hodg- Olay serving boto ea a trustee wericend at the Salmon River The Ochnnbia Grange p4o in the water about two days. ford Aug. 14-18, 1066. D isplay------advertising- clos^^^ftours-— joyed legal immunity from such flea Goldwater's demise to hto dos- sored by the Women’e Fellow­ tos, John B. Hoimee, Edith H. of the new organisation and ae For Monday — 1 p.m. est friend and confidante: At­ Kiilght, Graoe B. Lavoie, Chee- toe regular party’s new finance For Tuesday — 1 p.m. M <*dar bite punishments. ship, win be held at the United Ih r Wednesday — 1 p m Tuesday. torney Denison Kitchel, the shy Congregational Chureh from tor L. Lemek, Richard F. Llm- cbolrmaiL wMh to* OoUwater-Kt^el Classified deadline: 10:80 a.m. each day eC sey ’Turnpike, when the limousine of Goldwater’s oompaign manager ha hsld in the Hicks School Jr„ Dorothy MbHutohiaon, group. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 pubUcatlon except Saturday — 9 Am. George P. Mieaolaun, Bveiyn P. SIndlarty, one of toe first one of the African diplomats credited to In 1864 and acquired a taste for Gym at 8 pAU Tha show will power. For the FSA to Kitohers J^ature dooitng langliig from MietoaJf, Etolne MSMchsIl, Doris bustoassmen asked to serve as Wednesday, June 80 the United Nations was radar-clocked brainchild, created at the cost ^Uwrial times to ths jlsppeis Odell, end Dolores Oswald. a trustee was Chase Mianhat- at 83 miles an hour in a 60 mile an a t Goldwatsr’s declining prea- of ths tVm . — Also Theodors Palmar, Bd- tan’a Bank’s George Cham- , A -PuMlc sqnsps dance and pton. who to deeply involved hour sone. ward J . Peckbam, Qknn FhiM-- m ths regular pasty’s new co- Busting Up Kidsvill* The Turnpike police knew it would do The story goes back to laqt wmqnatration ^ ths Tbllander Bdward A. Potter, Joyce Ull 3 p,.m. Bqusrs Danes Ouh wiH be held ordlnatiTig oommittoe. He aleo December amid the blttemeds Robineon, Jamea S t Aimind. abruptly turned down toe Ootd- What, one wondeni, la the peychology no good to arrest the driver, or try to of overwhelming defeat pervad­ W the Msadowhrook School WilUam Sebober, Richard C. siunmon him to court. They knew that, grounds, also a t 8 p a l w ater^ tch el bid. THURSDAYS at bottle toeaing? ing the Ooldwator inner circle. Shores, BmU Betoar, MarM F. Ih abort, Ooldwater simply This formation of a conserva­ Perhajpe H beglna with the original if they did, bis diplomatic immunity T onaonowto Brents Strout WUUam Semen XH, Wouldn’t undexstend the direct tive political action group was . U rs demonstrations win be Andrew H. Saemreyteb Bva T. FRIDAYS Acquisition' of the bottle Itself. Very would put him back on the road, just oonfUet between the FBA and O F M A N C H E ST E R as quickly as any other offender gets discussed then by Ooldwater Mven at tha arts and crafts Thompson, Iqrle Thoepe, Charles toe regular party. often. It Is a bottle which contains beer. and Kitchel, but set aside to display tomorrow from 1 to 8 a Tcfata, Mabel Toth. Btonund Bven today, Ctoldwatar com­ The chances are that the law has his fine paid, or his license restored, or favor of a more Immediate pAL Mm. Irene Osy wlU demon­ D. Thotiabel, Christopher W. ta r mands loyalty from mllUons of been violated in the purdiaae and sale begins driving without a license. task: keeping Gbldwater pro­ strate bar technique Togrer, F m d i L Voazola, BVen- disaffected rank - and - file tege Dean Burch aa RepubHoaJi ♦mod plaques out of wood eto Weston and Chestsr B. of the bottle which contains beer. Because they knew, in. advance, that Americans. He riso has inti­ ordinary law enforcement procedures National Chairman. gcrapa and pictures, W right mate aUiancea with friends After consumption of contents, such Foreseeing Burch's Inevitable Itoowlag how s h e s_____ t a ^_____ and would be futile, they decided to try (Uke KMchel) and aides (like Week-end Values-to help make ready bottles have bo be disposed of some- fall, prestigious conservatives ^ U B n s them to achieve an an- Bfanohestor Bventng B en M Smith and Hess). But he has adiere. something different. —genmOly allied with the in­ nqued effect Tolland oorreapondent, Bette written himself off as a leader It wouldn’t always do to take them They flagged the speeding car down, tellectuals who pubUsh toe Na­ -I'-Mrs. Jean Smith will demon­ Qnairale. TeL 87fi-t848. of either the party or the con­ and then gave It an official escort off tional Review—began forming strate toe various phases servative establishment. home to the family bottle collection. their own new coneervative ac­ the Turnpike altogether, with Instruc­ through which a ceramic piece 1966 Publishers Newspaper Leaving them in the car might pro* tion group. The result was the must go before it is completed. Syndicats vide somebody, law or parent, em­ tions not to return in the course of its American Conservative Union « A baked bean supper, spon- for guests at home Journey. (ACU), headed by ex-Indlana 51,866,000 EAT OUT barrassing evidence. sored by the Women’s Auxiliary Jim m y NEW YORK — Bach week a Congressman Donald Bruce. A great deal of the time, the problem There has been- no authoritative re­ of the Tolland Volunteer Fire 67,800,000 Americans eat out, the port of how this treatment was received Rep. John Ashbrook of (Btio, Department, will be held at the of disposal Is solved by throwing the one of the brigtateat of the N^onol Restaurant Assodatioa 'White School firehouse at says. empty bottles onto some lawn, or into by the distinguished motorists involved, young conservatlvas, traveled Leonard’s Ck>mer from 6 to T the bushes along some road. but we can imagine they were seething to PhoeiUx to December to ask p.m .' Breslin and at your cottage support for the A(3U from Gold- Kow and then, however, often enough at the idea that their tri^ to Washing­ ■ The variety show will be held (Continued from Page 8) ton was going to be by different routes water and Kitchel. The Arizon­ on the Hicks School grounds at ■o it happens several times a week, the ans repUed regretfully that and take them a few hours longer. g pAL In case of rain It will to her yelled out, "The FBA arc ANNIE OAKLEY SAYS: b i^ spirits created by the contents of mch support would undercut he hdd In the Hicks School KKK.’’ *TM SETTiNQ MY SIGHTS the bottle inspire a special disposal sys­ So there is the seed of what could their efforts to keep Burch to gym. ON A SURE-FIRE tem. became the great long-aw^ted national os National Chairman. .< The master of ceremonies "The people need a civilian re­ approach to the speeding problem. But erven after Burch was win be George Behan and the view board,” Oweno sakL ‘Tt ’iMs consists of hurling the empty ousted. Ooldwater did not back acts will include everything BONANZA Whatever road the speeder is caught on, the ACU. Kltchti’a frequent would give the minority races bottle, preferably In such a manner as from dancing to skits and from STEAK DINNER.’* to break it. Into some public recreation­ escort him off and make him take an­ tripe between Arizona and vloUn soloe to a hootenanny. the confidence again that they V' H other. Never mind making him pay a WashlngtcHi during toe winter have somewhere to go when al faculty, ,like a swimming pool or a months made It clear some­ (Chairman of the show are fine or .taking his license away from Darlene Dolton and Joan Jarry. there la poBoe hmiteUty.” A vreal sofa! tennis court. thing else was on tap. A man potoed in beside hkn. When this makes the use of a ten­ him. Money grows on trees, and tha The real t^r-otf came a few Also on the committee are AlU- "There were 14 Puerto Rtcans number of motorists arrested for driv­ weeks ago when top ootpora- ifein Kuhn, and Pat Siefert The nis court impossible, or forces the tem­ Cechnlbal director is Peter Rado. killed or maimed by poUc* In ing after their licenses have been sus­ TbcOofnahai tion executlvea racielved con­ the last 16 months,’* he said. porary shutdown of a swimming pool, By SrhrUa Oflara fidential letters from Odd- lighting was provided by Burt A real bed! pended is daily proof, throughout tha "That proves we n e ^ a elvUlan that ts, to be sure, something just a COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER: Paul A. Pilkonis, Valedictorian water asking for contributions Palumbo and Hoffman Electric review board. Do yon think we tittle beyond the intent of the bottle country, that it takes more than lack of of an extraordinary 810,000 Company axul stage ditqie were can let oopa UB o n psoplaT throwers. They were just solving a a license to reform them. apiece. The oontributiona would donated by Mary Dumphy. We need reoorse." But mete out to a motorist the in­ build up a “retainer” fund to Votes Earollmeat SeeeloM minor problem of their own, just hav­ support a new research firm A special voter enrollment All but a few of toe 1,800 Ne­ ing a Uttle fun. But the community stant punishment of taking him off tha (headed by ex-Gddwater aides gro poBcemen on tha force are 199 session will be held Friday at . A Thought for Today road he is on and forcing him to pro­ Tony Smith ftod Karl Heead in favor of a civflian review had better be careful how it talks about Sponsored by the Manchester Town Han from 8 to 9 pAL ceed by another, and you might cause Jim m y to do reeeardi for “oonserva*- Voters who ere not affiliated board and they did not show up them, or, man, they'll really bust out Council of Churches tive causes.” Not long after, ta r toe FBA picketing yester­ in him at least the beginning of some A Long, Hot Day with either party and who wtoh with the botUes. the formation of the IVee Bo>’ to join either the Democratz or day. And while toe vmte cope awareness of the law. We can hear, cheered hkn as be left toe build­ Winged Hide-A-Beds So the beat, the safest thing to do, “When he had s .t the mul­ ciety Association was an- Republicans, or to change af- one supposes, is to implore them to now, the agonized outcry of Connecti­ titudes away, he went up Into a nounced. t fUlatlon, may do so at this ses­ ing, Broderick must have been Double studio couches Breslin Not surpriaingly, the Na­ worrying about bow be waa go­ : aMTinUCi cut superhighway speeders if any such mountain apart to pray; and sion. Hide-A-Bed has everything you would want in a conventional take it t ju y , and break their illegal beer tional Review conservatives to ing to got them together with punishment should ever be tried out on when the evening was come he This to the last session before i i m i i u n R sofa . . . true sofa styling and appearance, and luxurious sofa bottles somewhere else, and not where was there alone.” From the toe AOU were furioua So wa.s toe party caucuses. The Demo­ his Negro oops again. them. They can pay fines, and they NEW YORK, June 80 — The huiw from hie shirt. Every city are the ones who cause the trou­ the national hetwork of prag­ sitting . . . provided by correct seat height, pitch, and depth. Yet It might spoU swimming on hot days day meant nothing. Upstairs In in me country baa the problem ble,, and don’t give me this stuff Son of God to all sons of men, cratic caucus win be July 17 "H ey," a taU detective w for double duty for their own younger brothers and sis­ feel free to drive with or without li­ in some way every creature is matic conservative politirians, and the Republican caucus July saying while the car passed him, it keei» its bed a secret! When you have overnight ^ests it City Hall, Vincent Broderick, which put Eddie Gallagher on alxHit social problems, my fam­ headed by New Yorker F. <3li£- ters. Perhaps the community can think censes, but the one thing they might the piriice commissioner, ar­ the picket line in New York yes­ ily had to start at the bottom alone. This is both the great­ M. "bow am I going to go out on saiTAsrzA opens in a jiffy, without effort, to a regular size 53 x 75-inch ton White, that englneere{i toe Job with a oriored guy ff Smartly styled studio couch with wedge-shaped back pillows of some project for setting up free beer not be able to stand would be to have gued with Jesuit logic a ^ n s t terday. The political leaders talk when they come off the boat. ness and the burden of man, for Goldwater’s nomination. None Sport News with comfortable 312-coiI innerspring mattress! (This one a proposed civilian review board loixUy of boards to oversee the We did all right. Why can’t these he alone (compared with all 1 don’t think he’a going to stand SIRLOm PIT No. 38 and free bottle breaking facilities. Free somebody keeping them from getting to was consulted by Kttchel or The Tolland Babe Ruth team even has polyfoam seat cushions!) Choose this Colonial wing for more comfort when in daytime use. It can be u s^ as a at police brutality casess. He ar- White police who handle non- Jigs clean themselves up and do other creatures) knows that he will host the Stafford I team iq> wito me?" single bed or opened to a bed for two! A metal bed spring beer wouldn’t be as much fun as beer some place in time to turn aroimd and gu^ againt a review board he whites. The politicians know the the right thing? We were white cannot cover the loneliness of Wg are otf to a graat start 287 W . MIcMIo Tpko. model in b e i^ or gold document-styled prints, for immediate (See Page Nine) Saturday. this summer. We cannot get a supports the bwk cushions; then drops down to form the Illegally bought or stolen, and breaking start back. knew he was going to get be­ boards will be vlrUmUy mythi­ and they’re colored? What’s that guilt or escape the loneliness of The Boys' League schedule Is delivery. Limited quantity. death. Negro and a white together base for the second section of the bed. Immediate delivery on bottles is a relatively tame business fore he accept^ his Job. And cal, but they talk of thejn loucUy got to do with it? Tonight, Reds vs. Indians; to­ down on the street, more than In erder to get minority votes. But more than this, he alone, even U we put them boto In unl- (1) Moss DorfiJ print, (2) Stripe and plain combination of when it doesn’t run the risk of harm­ And both sides brought think­ morrow, Y i^ e e s vs. Braves. fonn. 3,000 police walked a picket line And abneot all the minority ing Uke this Into the streets can know the presence of the Herald ' The VFW sponsored swim- ing somebody else, but we don’t alwasfs He Didn’t Say Enough eternal God upon the crowded U a PuUUlMn NawspaiMr char-brown, (3) Combination of Green-and-persunmon plaid against a review board which groups, stirred, claim the po­ around City Hall yesterday and ming classes at Crandall’a Pond SrndioaU have to be busting up kldsville, do we they say will ruin them as a law lice are anlmaki. They do not roads of Hfe. And it can be that and plain fabric. Limted stock. President Johnson’s speech before 11 you stood on toe step.s and even in the poverty of this Yesterdays ^ baby? the United Nations in San Francisco, enforcement body. And pickets talk about police being attack­ watched them, you could only from CORE walked and chant­ ed by non-i^tes. They talk only solutude all riches are present. marking Its 20th anniversary, is bound feel sorry for what was coming Let us dare to be alone — to 25 Yean Ago to be set down as an anti-climax, if it ed for a review board which of boards which wiU be power­ out of them. they say they need foe protec­ ful and which wiH try to detei^ face the eternal, thus to find Use them in bedroom, Hie Sun T bh Case to not outrlghtly labeled as self-serving On one comer the line of cops and to know others and thus to Largest crowd ever to attend for the United States. tion ag^nst the police. Both mine, later on, in an office Fourth of July celebration to groups wasted their time. A civi­ someplace, whether a cop, on a went past a group of John Birch see ourselves. Down In South Africa, a Greek gen­ It had been widely expected that the Society members who held plac­ The Rev. Manchester, estimated by po­ President would seek to offer new Ini­ lian review board is going to be hot Saturday night In the mid­ o f lice and Legion members to ap­ 9 . famiiy room, den tleman named George Piassls has la­ a symbol around here. And not dle of a crowded IBurlem, did ards unworthy mention in a Abram W. Sangrey, tiatives looking toward the solution of newspaper. The cops did not United Methadlst (Thurch. proximate 10.000 people, view THURSDAYS beled a "ghastly mistake" the action of the financial troubles of the General much else. or did not hit some guy who did Legion fireworks on Old Golf 7T But it showed something, this or posed to be. lem is that a majority of the present New York are like the Gestapo. In 1942, Nazi forces advanced chase old Armory at 64 wells member nations now believe that mem­ with the other cops. "The guy against the mere thought of a to within 100 miles of the Egyp­ St., to denied permission to usi '*^t was Indeed a mistake. The mis- bers should not have to pay for peace­ they attacked died. The call review hoard. The police believe "Auschwitz," she yelled. tian port of Alexandria. the building for light manufac­ take began, of course, when the South keeping operations with which they dis­ came to us in the car. We went they can do no wrong and must "Oermoclde.” In 1943, Winston Churchill turing by zoning board of ap­ to Dahlgreen Place and B2d S t, African government, anxloup to Import agree. What is needed is a formula to be left alone. And under their A tall guy with glasses next vowed that Uhe British forcea peals; board’s main objection is that’s in Bay Ridge, and they breaths so many of these cope would fight until the Japanese more white t>eople to help it keep an allow nations to voluntarily contribute, that building consUtutos Are Discover the magic of and it is assumed that the Soviet Un­ took off upon ui cbmlhg. We say Jigs and Shines and spicks. (See Page Nine) "submit or bite the duet.’’. hazard. uppw, dominant hand in its system of ion would also share In rwving these pursued' them. The guy In the 's ^ Apartheid, arranged to pay the fare of deficit contributions if not forced to it. car with me got one of them. Everybody knows that the U. N, to The other ran down an alley this young Greek, a mechanic living in Into a garage. Now here I got the Hammond Organ Roll-away with headboard Egypt, down to South Africa to play only the world)! best hope for peaces not the actuality. BYom Korea to this guy who Just took part In PATt In Increasing the white popu­ Greece, Iran, Kashmir, Berlin, Pales­ a murder and he’s In this dark lation there. ^ a j ^ and I got to go in gfter tine, The Congo, Cyprus, and Indonesia, f \ nm Here’s a bed you can keep in a Then there was the young immi­ It has acpompllshdd much. In Viet Nam Ih e cop walking next to Eddie Discover why young and dd are at­ AU.S j closet! When you open it, and grant’s mistake of acquiring too con­ and In the Dominican Republic It has Galtaghef In the picket line car­ tracted to the beautiful sound of the ^ make it up with sheets and vincing a sun tan on the voyage down. been rebuffed, but It still stands ready ried a sign saying, "Put Hand­ to serve. The 20 years of its life have cuffs on Crooks Not Oops." He Hanunond. Why you’ll jRnd more of blankets it looks like a regular And there was the mistake of the not been in vain, rather they have been bed! It has a smart modem brass and walnut head- immigration official who, looking at wore a button which said be waa them in hennes, churchee, radio and the most successful life of any Interna­ for William Buckley for mayor. TV stations, restaurants and places board that folds with the cot. A thick 4-inch poly- ttie color of his skin, told him “you’re tional body. The central function of William Buckley to the learned the U. N. is still keeping the peace. of entertainment than a ^ other or­ foam mattress gives it big-bed comfort. Sturdily much too dark, I'm afraid" and pro- conservative who cries for Ihs A m the President said, “Let us all re­ police of Setana. gan. Why most professional organ­ made of lightweight aluminum it folds and rolls ceeded to stamp “prohibited Imml- member—and none forget—^that more \\ grant” on his passport. ‘ 1 took out my gun," Eddie ists use them. Discover how easy it is easily. 30-inch width. Buy a pair and have twin a than 60 times in these 20 years, the OaUagher was saying. "And I to play a Hammond (you’ll be playing bedsl All these mistakes in succession have United Nations has acted to keep the go Mto the garage sitter the Inspired at least one South African peace. By persuading natlona to Justify guy. He comes at me In the simple melodies in 15 minutes.) How newspaper to comment that ’in color their own conduct before all oountries dark and grafaa my arm. Hey, the many exclusive Hammond fea­ it has helped at many timee and In listen, I teH you the tiutfa. I tures make it the outstanding organ Full twin size natters, our laws are beyond the luna­ many places to soften the harahnees of tic fringa” wss scared. I brought up my buy. (Never needs tuning, for ih- man to his fellow man.’’ arm and Ut him over the head That may be, In the judgment of one ExacUy why the Preeident did not wltti the gun. Then, what did I stancet) newspaper, or In the judgment of some choose toe 20th anniversary of the know what he had on him, I U. N. to make a start on reaolving the Extra storage space people In other oountries. give him a beating. m Ckime in ; sit down at a Hammond; Hollywood V,'.. outstanding dilemma of tbs orgenlaa- "You know what happens. At and discover the magic of this fa­ a i t for some years now the slsotion tUMu to known only to him. But it the trial he claims pcQcs bm- mous instrument. How about tomor- Famous Steams A Foster Essex box spring and returns In South Africa have Indicated aeems fair to say that the President’s Mlty. He murders a guy and ^ -a tm ^ that tbs poUtical leadsrship thsnt is on appearance before the world body has mey make me the defendant. rowt We’re even until 9 pan. in fuU 8 ft. 8 In. width twin sixes, on sets o f six dom ]lttle to raise hto stature around Chests 5 9 . aafe ground as it pursues Its extreme You tMnk that’s rightr You flniBhedj^.aavc q)|oe inasiaatt roynltf < the wortd. Ih e Preeident to respected think guys sra gotiv to r i * h « rfa racial poUoiss, and that It knows as aa the elected leader of the united BIxtrft .drawer space ;you use In ihe coiTier, as shown. thsir iTvss If aoms cMUsn ra- room. Low priced so you din nave' comfwrtal nuoh ahWit Its own oonstltuency States, but in too many countries be to vlew board to fotng to ind them any room, it’s so attractive , with its Oovanwr Wallace eeeme to know atlU thought of ea a man whose idea (ttUly of brutality againat a Prices start at $1045 with bendh, delivered, Ti7 out, one fo r ft Hitchcock style decomton. hom pric­ . r., alt ready to w sf;:. on foreign twUcy to making friends with Pueiio RIcant That’s just what ed so you caa i»e it in your summer treues are mada s about the najorit/ air vpten in a caneel driver. It is unrortunate that month for $80. including 5 fPee iMSons at our s1»diol'$i80 eaJr ' irauld happen. Don’t teU me It It I t misft$Breq : y wide, 86" Issit to 220 coUl bi < the Preeident has not been able to set woukln’t hanpen." be ap^M to an organ if you decide to purchftM. ■; Tbe.infnrtmwife Mr. I Is beb« aside that conception, for dewite the JlWIa OaUagher had on a y|h :*MW1MI M l to auSMUi a t toEa' anrnm a* SaM stB of 4bto world, man are morad M ;lporli s ^ t M MM hm m - _ or locint as nMKh tv fetilm aa to«F as* “ .Ua:psali,.A UuaM « htelli «r aroiado greML live Seat Idles kr fttot — MiDDMrroV^ v t a i § AsBOotatloitdaid utrmim \ i t ia u U B C ......

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She ia to a|ipaar in RoakvHIa tieadsd for Travla Air Forea Rockvitte-Vemon Circuit D>urt July 20. Special Award Base so mUas away because the U b i Makes New Boom Two Rockville man were ninwaya at Trtvris are longer Now You Sove Even More I iFiill Day on Fourth charged with lotexioatton after To Pilot, Crew than thobe 6t San Francisco. onto they ware arreatad on Market Barely half an hour after New Attempt In B a b ie s St yesterday. Hie men ware chasad tor Exchanging KudoA Of Crippled Jet takeoff Rbnea lanled the crip­ N O 10^ FEDERAL TAX ing to find the ark. WllUam Diatx, 28, o f 746 Hart­ pled Jet on a laadhig gear half m: From Bells to Bombs ford Tpka, and Leonard G. lU s trip may ba Ms loot. Seen.Soon of which had to be cnidked • - T o Find A A "K I fon’t find at Brace Jr., 23, o f 14 West Rd. •AN raANceioo (a p ) — a doiwi manually. on Both postod $25 bond and are grateful Federal Aviation Agen­ 5 Manchester plans a full day of activities this Fourth dus I srOI nsvsr try agahv” Iia B A N TLY O il Selectmen End Duty Rimea, who staited flying in JBFANBUL, IVritay (AP) — ■Md. artieduled to appear in Rook- cy, which aupervisea civilian 1866, baa been with Pan Ameri­ ..of July starting with bells and finishing with bombs. ( t)\tl’ \ \ , IN’ aviation In the Urtted Statee, Gorham Silver WqplorOT John UM la back to viUe Circuit Court July IS. can since 1641. He lives in Dan- ; The old Union School bell will ring on top of Look­ M.\iN ' rin 1 Ik < »a i 4ht miUoa'« **f«rteUy The board of selectmen olosedted memben for their wcilc "and Angelo Napoletano, 68, of presents opeclal citafions today vlHe, Oalif., with hla wife, Lee, -ou t Mountain while all the church and town bdls ring make another try at finding A Zireoaiom Lining? ta to ." up shop last night but not be­ all that busineaa’’ He said the Berkeley Rd., was arrested on to ttie pilot and crew of a crip­ and eon Cheudea, 16. ijat 2 pjn. Sunday. f*- Noah’s Aik. TKi. h!' ;■ • • board’s work bad bsen "quits pled 707 jet, whoee aklU petteps WASHINGTON—Among fiis A limiting hustor, mcconUnr to fore passing out oompUmenU a circuit court warrant yester­ 2 An American ^gion baseball The peraistent Libi Is making KockviU** '■7.') an education over the yeara.’’ day and charged Mth breach saved 161 Uvea. TODDLERS IN DANGER er fblaoellaneoue Itam s and metals suggested U> replaoe the • m NBA. report, la that mort to the town, town officials and Pilot Chariea H. Kbnes, 44, MEIER, jewelers Zgame between Manchester and Ms flflfc mission to find the ark G e o r g e Risley reminded of the peace. Police said the WASHINGTON — The Utoh- Rockville will start as the amount to shout |1,600. sUver now used in U.8. coins poung woman today aeam to landed the Honohilu-bound Pan 4 whkdi suppooedly aras beimbed eeleotmen. Hayee ihat "we’ve done a lot ohatge stems from a disturb­ en cupboard emd the medlirtne 767 M AIN STREET— MANCHESTER wiMiis stop. ’The game wUl be Earl C. Petersen, chairman on Mt. Ararat after the flood. are stainless steel, atumtnum. want threa ohiMraa. Ten jraara At their final meeting before Of fig h tb v .’’ ' ance at his home Thursday. American Jet with 148 paosen- cheat represent a poisoning baa- Spinyed on Mt. N ^ Field. Man- of the fireworks oommlttee, oolumbium, siroonlum and oop- gera and a crew of 10 at Tkavis stressed that any money re­ "This time I hope will be suc- per-nid(el alloys. Read Herald Ads. ago they wanted four. the oonsottdated government fietectmon Peart entered the Napoletano posted a $100 ard to ahout 300,000 oidhlren ••Chester is the league leader ceariUl,” said Llbl, of 986 Geary meeting room, whereupon Pearl bond for appearance in Rock­ Air Force Base, CaUf., after the 4 and under tUa yeiw, aoccrdfaig NOTE: WE’RE CLOSED MONDAYS UUs year and Rockville fin­ ceived in donations is only used Xbra and more youngoten takes over tomorrow, aolectmen craft dropped an engine and St, Sen Wanclaoo. thanked Hai^ and Hayea ville Circuit Court July IS. to a FdbHo Health Bai’vice ished tops last yesr. ’The last for the fireworks display and UU, strong and spry dsspits are atartlng ecboot earlier. turned over several minor thanked Peart. peut of a wing aboi:^ after other community servlca proj­ They're atay^ longer. Ho^iital Notea study. time these two teams met they fats 69 yssrs, wants particularly M«ms of unfinished business to The aeiectinen’e last nteetlng takeoff Monday from Saik'Fran- _j>layed a 1-1 tie. ects of the American L^iion. Between I960 and 198B, the the new government and pass­ Admitted yesterday; Julia cisco International Airpert ContribuUons to date amount to to explore three stone corrals number of peraone 25 or older ed a resolution thanking Stnte brought WUUem Hahn, former (Jonnor, Montauk Dr.; Marie * I' Before the fireworks awe and 8244. perched on the riiouMer o f the selectman and a board of edu­ Cyr, 88 Dart Hill Rd., Wap- FAA Administrator N. E. Hal- JJamase the children of all ages ie,$46^toot high peak, about 5(» with at leaat four yeara of high Sen. Frankitoi Wellea for bis aby said he would personally The most recent oontrlbuton eobool la expected to riee firam legislative aid to the town. cation member, who 'said he ping; Shirley Barrow, H yde ' > the crowd on Mt. Nebo field are: Iona Manufacturing Oa, feet from the top. He believes was a “member of the taxpay­ Ave.; Frank Lemek, Crj^tal present the crew with the cita­ ,{wlll be treated, beginning at about 61 mttUan to 87 mlWaii, FMet Selectman Samuel Pearl tions for “their masterfut feat of $50; anonymous, $5; Manches­ these stone fences were buHt by and the number of college grad- singled out WeBea’ eucceseful ers" and had oome to Blank the L^e, Enilngton; Joseph Gran- The REBELS are coming! >•7:30, to the music of the See ter Orange, $8; Knighta of Col­ the inhabitants of the ark or board for a good government. ulskl, 11 Ward St. airmanship.” The ceremony is J'SIde Singers, a folksong group, their descendents to mark the natee la expected to Increaae efforts to get the state to pay to take place at Los foi^es umbus, $10; Mrs. EUxabeth C. from 7 b mibion to 20 tnfUloa. He said be h(^>ed the new gov­ Births yesterday; A son to Mr. ', and a talent show sponsored by Cheney, $15) Republican Town place the ftHp touched down. its rent for the superior court ernment would function as well and Mrs. BdwaiM Armstrong, International Airport at 6;80 JULY 1. 1965 at 7:30 P.M. • Dubaldo’s Music Center and the The NBA didn’t try to project _Pearl toM his fellow select­ PDT. Committee, $10; Alden and The middle corral, about what all thia is going to cost when it “got rolling.” 14 ’Trumbull St.,- Manchester. ! American Legion. Ckitherine B ailey, $2; Com­ 60x120 feet, WlU be the main men, Robert Deming and John Only Demix^ of the three Klmes’ feat aetoniehed even -I Flreworta will be set off But there’s more than a hint In Daigle, ’T think we’ve had a Discharged yesterday; Stev­ the manufacturers of the Boeing munity Press, $6; Dr. F. H. taiget of the LiU expedition. tfaie statletic: selectmen survives the Charges en Hanson, 314 Oak St., Wap- ••shortly after 6 p.m. There will Horton. $3; Ka-Klar Cloth Toy His workers wlU dig below the good government’’ and eoid the in government. He was elected 707 fan Jet, who said the plane '{be 204 aerial colored bomb- Kxpendituree for aS levels of board was turning the govern­ ping; Hallle Hodgins, Dunhill has never been tested for such Oo., $5; Dean Machine Prod­ ■tow Into debris and stone. education, public and private, in February to the board of rep­ Rd., Tolland; Rock Boily, West . • shells which wUl be fired either u cts $10; Holmes F u n e ra l He hopes to find the ark re- ment over with au its business an emergency. { singly, in pairs or in groups. from kindergarten through finished. resentatives, the new govern­ Wllllngton; Sharon Ford, Le­ Home, $10; Purdy-Ferrls Carp., malne in the form of petrified ment body. Peart lost to Thom­ gion Dr.; Ceclle O’Brien, 14 "We nm Just about every kind ■'! In addition to the aerial display graduate study, win recudi an of teet imaginable, but you Just $10; and Dr. MerriU B. Rubi- wood. Mt. Ararat was once a eetimated $M.5 bUhon this He added, “We’re in good as MoChisker in a dose race Laurel St.; Gall Williams, Staf­ ' • there wUl be 26 various set now, $5. volcano, that erupted in a shape all around. I certainly for mayor. Daigle, running for ford; Lois Croye, 87 Hany La.; don't even imagine a plane in ! { pieces. acliool year. this kind of a situation remain­ mighty explosion, Llbl said. hope the town continues in good the board of representatives, Mrs. Faith ’Tracy and son, 62 < A bomb wlU be fired cU 6 p.m. ■ rimpe.’’ was defeated. Hhmmond St. ing flyable,” a Boeing Co. ' ' to Indioate that the weather wiU "It the explosion took place spokesman said in Seattle, after the krk landed on the fW £ muss m i UQUORS Hebron Peart said that the town’s Vernon Police Chief Edmund ^ I permit the show to go on Young Crusader progress was due to economy F. Dwyer was given a testi­ Advertisement— Wash. ■ • planned. mountalm,” Libl said, "there’s and oommerclaJ growth. The monial dinner last night by Wanted: Newsboy or Newa- "That cockpit was fun cf ' { AU available beUa In Manchea- Stands Aside no Chance In the world o f find­ economy factor was urKlerscor- some real pros,” the spokesman 'v. ter’e dhiirctaea and public bufld- Awarded W. T, Grant Scholarships ing it But I believe the ark SHOP lARLYI Two Arrested members of the force. Former glri Route 30 in vlclrtty of said. landed after the eruption.” ed by the absence at champagne officers also attended. Mount Vernon Apartmeots and ' { Ings wtil be rung for tour min- For Adult Aid Loretta Kayan (left) and Dianne Novakouskl smile over the W. T. Grant scholarships Just In Minor Crash and flowers which were in evi­ When the new government High Manor ’TraUer Park. ’To ‘T didn’t do anything any oth­ ■ lutes at 2 p.m. Sunday to com- awarded to them by Charles Altman, Grant’s district manager. Miss Kayan, a graduate of Llbi’s 26-man expedition ex­ OOSiD MONDAY, JUIY Sib dence at the city council’s fare­ starts tomorrow, Dwyer will as­ start route. Gall Herald CSrcula- er pilot couldn’t do,” Oapt. >' memorate the rtn rt^ of the Rockville High School, will attend St. Joseph College; MIm Novakouskl, a graduate of pects to be on the mountain in well meeting last week. sume a new position as assist­ tlon Department 875-3136 Mr. Kimes maintained at a news ,. Liberty Be® In 1776. MILFCHtD (A F )-ft ’s back to Manchester High Schoerf, will attend LeMoyne College. (Herald photo by Oflara.) late July. Using mules, they will : A minor ooUeion laet night ant Vernon police chief. Rock­ Anderson; Mr. Graif; or Mr. conference ’Tuesday. "I was ti­ the osrefres Me tor WHUam make their base camp at about on Deepwood !>., Anwton Lake, Champagne was mentioned tular head of a crew of 10 people ' ' The old Union Schocil bell kept 8,(XX> feet and another one at 7,- Jokingly several times during ville and Vernon police forces Wilson. { I In the Luts Junior Museum win Sevan, 15, after a 'Ifcnrt-Iived name "D Zone” oame into ex­ i reaulted in the arrest of two lasts night’s session but none will be combined. — that’s all.” 000. Gwst To Const Gin Meriden area reetdents. “They came through when ' • ring on top o f Lookout Moun- personal oruoade against what Horrifying Jungle istence. Libl’s last attempt at getting appeared. Instead, Peart ran Vernon policeman last night Vernon news is handled by ' tain, also called Case Moiuitaln, The region has been called q u a r t ^ H E Stwte poUoe report that the down a Mrt of town officials, presented Dwyer with an en­ Hie Herald’s Rockville Bureau, needed,” he said of the crew he colls the sals of "sexy boohs to Ararat, located on the Tm:k- accident occurred about 8 p.m. members, "I was rather proud . at Highland Parte. Last year ihe that for a hundred yeara or so, bdi-Sovlet border, failed when 80 PROOF BOT 0a79 waxing praise. He noted that 68 graved plaque citing him for 88 Park S t, P. O. Box 827, tel. ' bel was rung for the first time to taen-agera.” some historians say. : on Deepwood Dr. north of Base "excellent guidance and leader­ of them.” J U.S., Viet Aussie, Troops the Turkish government, still lu k e Rd. per cent of the town tax had 876-8186 or 648-2711. i , on the mountain. Many opecta- *T think R rooBy is about thne It may have been used as a HALF GALLON 7.89 been collected as he cited the ship.” Klmes said he is "extremely edgy over the May 1962 abortive According to the police, Rob* grateful” to the plane’s passen­ ' tore e:truck the oM bell. The Po- some adutt took over for me,” desirnetton first on old French coup d’etat, denied him permis­ tax collector fbr fine work. The American Legion gave ', Vee De]^ will again move the MfiWom sold today. "I carried miUmiry maps. ert J. Rispoli, 24, of South Dwyer a citation for meretorl- gers — “ 143 very calm, tUnking Fighting in Danger Zone sion to travel to eastern Turkey Meriden, had stopped his north­ He also cited the tax asses­ • bell to toe mountain. the load. Now the In 1962, American advisers sor, treasurer, town clerk ous service and loyal coopera­ 12th Qrcait passengers who gave us their The Californian finances his bound truck in the middle of entire cooperation.” ’Ihe pas­ Dr. John C. WrigM, a mem- ahnuU.” and Vietnamese tn x^ built an Coast To Coast Vodka (‘‘Oompetence,” "efficiency’’), tion. A spokesman said it was i ber of the board of trustees tor airstrip at Rang Rang, in the the road to aak directiona the first time in 42 yeara that sengers were pretty pleased WUHam’s oampMgn began SAIGON, South Viet Nam$>plantattons, the ame is mostly Harvey J. Oagne, 56, o f Meri­ the bunding , inspector and the IaUx Junior Museum, vri® de- M d a y in a Shopping center. He (AP) — U.S., Viotnomese and imbroken Jungle. The rain forest middle of D Zeme. They aban­ highway foreman ("The roads the local post had given the d' G>urt Gases themselves. { ®ver a short address at the den, approaching RlepoM from tation to a non-member. He said the first hint of trou­ picketed a store where he said Australian troops are catrying In places towers to a canopy 200 doned it a year later, feeling COME TO 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS QUART « A P the rear, attempted to pass the are in good riiape. ’Ihe build- mountain ceremony ooncernliig he spotted boys, even younger out their firat J(4nt combat oper­ feet from the Jungle floor. Other that any garrison woUId Ings are in good shape.’ ’ ) and Dwyer has headed the de­ ble was a violent shudder and a j the history of the celebration of 80 PROOF BOT O e W j trade on the t i ^ Just ns Ris- partment for 10 years. EAST HARTFORD SESSION noise about two minutes after than lUmeeif, sniggering over ation in one of the most danger­ parts are an almost impenetra­ wiped out if it tried to hold It. poU began to pun toward the the town counsel. Benjamin Zelin^, 58, of no THE REBELS QUARTET ;, known facts about how the •sexy” books. ous tracta of Jungle i Viet ble maas of brush and vines. A number of operations have Women’s Club Meets the plane took off. t Declaration of IndependenM HALF GALLON 7.89 right band shoulder of the Pearl also thanked Helen E. certain address, was sentenced Hundreds of startled persons 1 Tampa, Florida In the same store, be said, he Nam. Because of its proximity to been staged In D Zone for psy- Munson's higbiway. Gagne's oar suffered Pressler, first selectman sec­ The executive board of the ,. oame into being. choilogioal remoons, to prove thrt Vernon Junior Women’s Chib to 80 days at the State Jail in below watched as a ball of bought a copy of a sex survey The very name of the area — Saigon, the sone for years has aBght damage to Me left front retary and welflBre direotor, Hartford for intoxicatiion. He Considered to be one o f the greatest Crospel Quartets In America • Mta. Madeline McAwley, the to Chow how easUy teen-agers .‘D Zone” — is one that evokes been a refuge for bandits, politi­ It was possibte to enter the area will meet Tuesday at 8 pjn. at flame blosaomed on the end of •' director of the Luts Junior Mu- fender. for her work. He presented her was arrested early this moining the starboard wing as the No. 4 could buy books meant tor almost supernatural horror cal outcasts and revolutlcmaries. without heavy losses. Each time \ Rispoli was ofaaiged by in- wMh a certifioote from the Unl- the home of Mrs. John Ander­ on Mlaln St I' oeum, sold the UMon School bell among many Vietnamese. Many Once a man goes into the aone, the Invaders have pidled out CANDY Hood Gin 80 PROOF son, 100 Gerald Dr. Mrs. Arthur engine fell off and slanted Church of the Nozorene • •liaa been tn Manchester since ^ vestlgciting Ihooper Arthur versUy of Oonnecticut’s In­ through a San Bruno warehouse va the book to the cooh- Americana who have served to he is rarely found until he after a few days, aHowtog the - Gagnon with Improper peuking stitute of PuMlc Service for Rowe is co-hostess. SLUMS TO GOME DOWN 236 Main Street, Manchester {I before the Spanish American £ or near the dreaded area be­ deddee to leave. A northeastern Viet Oong to reclaim the area. QUART and Gagne was cbaivri with Dean’s LJat Into an alley. I War. It was first wed as a fire e took the money, put completion of an eight-week LONDON — Britain expects ta TTien one-third of the Wing the book In a bag and I laft,” lieve the ‘D” stands for "dan­ known as “Aara-Salour,” BOT 3 . 8 9 7 . 7 5 . passing on the right. Both are course in kxal public welfare Ridian! Grabowski, son of Crane and raijojr an evening of gospel singing ’ ‘ bell in the North End beoauoe ger” or “deatti.” .me one of the key head­ lOE CflCEAbI ^BDEEF KITCHEN Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Gra­ replace 660,000 slum reiMences broke off and traced a fiery be said. scheduled to appear at the Jtdy admtuirtration. No Admission Charge—F^«e-Will Offering {; of its loud ringing. Later it was ActuaUy, "D Zone” Is not a quarters areas of the Viet Mlnh NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — ROUinB 6, BOLTON 20 seseian of Oircutt Court 11 bowski, 25 Snipsic St., is on the by the mid-lOTOs. ’This is rough­ trail into a South San Francisco ' • put at the top of Union School, He didn't go tar. Outside he Pearl said the board of select­ ly comparable to the 600,000 picked up the picket sign he formal name, and no map uses during the war against the NashvUle police say a man who In WlHhnantic. men deserved thanks for "yeo­ Spring semester dean’s list at backyard. , second brick sebool bouse in Where The Candy Is ’’unfit” bouses cleared since Kimes poured addltloncd pow­ ROBERT J. SHOFF, Pastor—TeL 649-4416 iMd made wtth his parants’ ap­ that deerigna/Ucin. On i^vem - French and then of the Viet stole a vehicle from a downtown Made Fresh Dally man’s service’ ’ in handling the Husson College, Bangor, Me. 1656. Mkncbeater, until the sebool was ment maps the area oppeon as O n g. street Tuesday night must have Red Crown Vodko 00 PROOF EmCKT WOBK Grabowski is majoring in busi- er to Uii other engines and rased in 1968. proval the nlgM before. Choose From The Largest refuse dlspoeal problem. He Sex in department stores?” a ooUeetton of about seven prov- When special terror cella are a passion for ice cream. SANTA CRUZ, Oallf. (AP) — said the problem had been nese administration. The Clinton H. Meoeeley BeD toces, mnatty under the mthtaiy organlmd for attacks against The thief’s target was a mo- Variety In New England QUART Ij. a . McGuire’s Job is to a e r ^ e PoUoe Arrests read the stgm’a bold bladi 1st- solved for the next six or seven Oo„ the firat manufacturer of i6n« command at the Vletnameee Saigon, they often get their torixed ice cream wagon wtth (he 1887-model locomotive o f the yeara. Refuse ia trucked out of MaUIda Ott, o f MerrUl Rd., belli In the country, of Troy, Gandy Also Available For BOT 3.89 Sis’ 7.75 RWiam’a plcketfng lasted lesa army's 6lh Dtvtaion. training, equipment and tostnic- pliUc and white stripped awning Fund Raising. Big Trees narrow gauge railway town. Tblland, was arrested yester­ N .T. oast the be® in 18S1. The On the Viet Oong Side, moet of tions hi D io n t. Oocaslonaity and tinkling music. tourist train in the community At a bocod of finance meeting day and charged with reckless than two bouni before poUce ar- company ia known for its fine rived and advised him to the area is in a aone the OOm' they use commeroial buses to Officers report the vehicle Open DaUy and Sunday FOR A TAU, COOLINO DMMK of Felton north of here. held shortly before the select­ driving. Police said the woman Bounding bene, oald Mrs. Mc­ muntata call Baatem Nam Bo. get from the Jungle to the capl- waa last seen moving slowly Tuesday night, McGuire, 26, nearly struck a jxolice cruiser They. toU WiUam, ‘ gn: a tUl 8:80 PJM. men’s mestlng, members au- Awley. But both aMes know It aa “ D tal. down o o i at Nashville’s main Tel. 646-4882 TMYACOLUNSI had to atoM he was stuck — in thnriiad izanriertng surplus on ’Iblland Ave. ebUd, fia t if ha had a complaint Hie talent show will featuia about the Und of hooka op dlo- Zone” — a roughly oval piece of No one Is certain bow the streeto. ' the boiler he was inspecting. funds in budgets to deficit areas. Police said the incident was gultara and accordions played land about 100 miles wide ty 60 WITH OIN, gUM OR VODKA He was stuck two hours until the and final meet- caused by a defective steering pilay be diouM tsdk to the ^Town by Marshall Dubaldo, Miss Don­ Proeecutor, m®es d#M, starting 2S miles - ■ \ - • "l ______BaiMa Cnu firemen used soap to ing of the flnanca board clooed, mechanism. She was arrested na Perteone, Alan Weir, Jim north at Saigon and stretching tree him. by Patrolman Robert Ahnert. irauam ffid as the poVea «ig- chahrom Doughw Hayae thanlD- Cartunan, Michael and Peter gasted. east to the South China Sea. /C Ntmlrcwski, Richard Brannick, Frasecutor Jicooph Sylvontar Except for eome huge. All I said was: Kevin Dahili, Mias Dellsle, Lar­ toU tha boy yeotorday that tha W ench nfobai^ and oashaw nut BorwelPs Blended W hisky ry Ostrout and Garry Dtn- books to wMoh ha cfrjocted eosse. All are students of the neither pmoographlc nor ob- Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I’ll eat my h a L" Dubaldo Music Center. ocene tsider exirtlng law and Dubaldo Bros. Orchestra will nottifrig ocUM be done to stop ■UFFALOBILLtAYl: 8 YEARS OLD - 86 PROOF OTT 4 .7 5 also donate their services and their sale on* dbptay. «NO MORE BUFFALO HUHT* % GALLON wOl accompany the youngsters YVlMt WHOam ShDuld do, U INQ SINOi EATING A $9.48 and play a few requests. Re- he wants to cany Ms protest WESTERN iesta may be mailed to Oomdr. farther, Sylvester advised, is Senry Vnerxblckl, 85 Lockwood write to Us oongressman. BONMZA 8 t That William promisee to do, m iA K OWNER.” The Sea Side Slngera have but he has no other plsna Be­ Lynnbreek Blended Whiskey planned a special program for sides, he saM, he pesfers the this night. life of a teen-eger to that of a The big event of the night, Otuaader. 8-6 end 7 YEARS OLD OUAU 4 ^ , 5 the 40-minute fireworks display, ‘ T thought sometMiig Mxyuld 86 PROOF BOT will include aerial bombshells be done and I decided no one and set pieces such as "Two else was going to do k,” he HALF GALLON 9.49 MART TWera of Jewels," "Flights of So 1 decided to do tt my­ «1 TOLLAND TPKE. - ROUTE 83 - MANCHESTER . TEL. 646-0055 Zeppelins," "Midnight Dream," self.” OPEN THURS.. FRL HI 9 P.M. — TUES.. WED., SAT. to 6 P.M. "Modem Cascades,” "Diamond How do bis teen-age triende i^Iendor,” and others. feel abmA hte crusade? CLOSED MONDAYS ’The grand finale win be "They tMnk I’m ritfit,’* 9VU- Brinrciiff Biended Whiskey -Battle of the Coral Sea" com­ Mam p ^ e d . 8HOP OUBMODEBN STORE FOE A NEW EXPERIENCE IN FRESH MEAT BUT- bined with a "BatUa in the INO. NOTHING PRE-PACKAGED. FEATURING QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN 8 OR MORE YEARS OLD QUART M A F STEER BEEF AT DISCOUNT PRICES. PRICES EFFECTIVE THUBS^-SAT. Clouds.” FAMILY RUNS 1 OAFS IN 4 ’Three refreshment stands NEW YORK — About a quar­ 86 PROOF BOT AIR-OONDinONED F < » YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT Win sell hot docs, popoom, loe VjWY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS ter of the natioa's 876,600 res­ HALF GALLON 9 J9 cream and soda diutag the taurants have no paid employes, wwwaiirdiTeww TENDER JUICY dhows. being frunily owned and run. Polios Chief James Reardon mmiaUiimm ^ says there will be no parking oHOff* eauM nU E niran on either side of Spring St the night of the dlinlay. His men Breekhoven BOURBON Whiskey win be on duty dinctlng traffic entering and MVlng Mi. Nebo. r'> y 4th OF JULY SAIB 86 PROOF QUART CUBE STEAKS 8 9 ‘ As in past y ea n there wUl be 30ITMZA ptfldng at Mt Nebo, Globe SIRLOIN PIT No. 38 6 YEARS OLD BOT 4 . 9 9 c J5l 9 . 8 9 Hollow Pool, and Charter Oak FAIRWAY OENUmC SPRINO Paifo American Legion members 287 W . Middle Tpke. will be on hand to park can. Imaa Rae6 Wright's BOURBON Whiskey They wlU accept donations to LANCER M p defray the cost of the Ifaroenses include the 6 YEARS OLD QU a I^T J e r LEG 0’ LAMB ka Insurance and oth-l 80 PROOF BOT 4*09 OYEN-READY b . 69e SLACKS HALF GALLON 9.S9 W M . CUT INTO SmSH EABfNI IF DESIRED P«IM NBIT CREASHl WASH A WEAR i I ARMOUR'S CAMPFIRE R«9.$7.n — NOW$S.» Ceckbum's Scotch -i. 2cv>r*10.00 IMPORTED FROM SCX>TLAND HOT DOGS 2 lbs. LANCER CHINO SLACKS 8 YEARS OLD-86 PROOF S't 5 .9 9 Permanent Crease, Wash *n Wear'*’* REG. $6.88. 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Get the details.Xiook for the Family Bank­ ing Service sign at your Connecticut Bank ^ Trust office. • £ S « J 5 A I M b®" "•'*»**™*® "® THB CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUBT COMPANY 1 2 0 Z N Q rue SAHK THAT psoyiDBa A coMPiere rAHiLY SAHKtHe aesviee U N. MAIN ST. 898 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER PABKADB .V'-M ;.i(iiYV.' ' l l liwbirNdlWtBQfi , . ... . ■ V **■ »v i ' I' . ■ -w .• I. - 4 ' • *'j i'' r ' ' C- • * >i * * ,1 :" MAMOSBSmt EVBNING HERALD* MAMCHBSRiL OOHN^ WEDNESDAY* JUNE 80* 1961 F A ^ T W W . V S kAKCHBSTEB EVENING NERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 80. 1M5 -■.V t . Scuhtt Divers Events ms B KIDS WEEK AT ST0P y«unluy ai lliu Nuw PoUcs tdintlflsd the victim aa The Verplanok Swimming Veterun’s HoiflM iT- John Hsrsaux of MiddetowB. Pod opened on schedule this k 8lMerv8K8 if t«r a ibort Utoen. He wua the Thsy said bereaux, who was morning, after being ihut down hurfNLDd ol Mrs. BtaiSy Saeieia PINK or RECUAR fiidilng on ths rivsr bank. Jump- a t 6 p.m. yerierday, to pennit CBKNNCniliSBfBlrl T a n n . td into the water after he spot­ three soiAa divers to sweep the A '.i M fi •Rjmm was hoeti hi Maa* ted the girl thrashing and moan- bottom o f the pool o f glasB. eherter. Oct. 18. 1921, a son of The three, Gene B, WWte of AfA ’ Mrs. Eaien Byrne Toenan o f % girt, a petlsnt at the MUnchaater UMf ttie late Sam­ 290 BidweU St, thomaa J. Hy­ nearby Connecticut Valley Hos­ son of 152 Charter Oah 8^ ^ uel J. Toman, and moved to pital, was pushed to safety, but Harry J. McCayana^iof J«m our , Vernon eight years ago. BeOALl He was a World War II her rescuer went under, police Dr., Vemon, weift In wMh ttolr Army veteran who spent nine jf» V:- saM. equipment immediately after SAVE34< months aa a prisoner of war Pdlc* declined to identify the the pool waa dosed and ^ out girl, who'waa revived throU|^ pieces of glass: Imbedded in the I In Stalair 7X, Germany, W ore Itogilar Twiak he was releaW at the end of artificial reiqiiration. paint at the bottom of the pool. the war. He was a member of *Park and Rec. Supt H ^ e tr T s a p t Malt. a tank tiattalkm. Strike P'ote Set Muiphey said today that he IstHRg driahl tim ^ that the glaea waa He was a supervtaor at the GROTON (AP)—Union mem­ J. M. N ey Oo^ Bloomfield, and thim m Into the poea In Mby, bers at the General Dyiuunics after fwsh palM had been ap- a member «f Sacred Heart Corporation’s Electrie BMt Divi­ CXiurch. pMed. _ sion began voting today on nippioocimatoly 26 swimmers Survivoia, besMes his Wife whether to strike at midnight Spar-Kool DrinksIflsvtn and mother, Include a daugh­ had been treated for cuts since *■ 9 t s ^ when the current contract ex­ Saturday, when Verplanck, ter, Ooleeh Toman, and two pires. sons, James Toman and John ^ Salteis and Globe' More than 12,000 production HoVow Pooto, opened for the Popskles, Fudg$ides 3 Toman, aH at hoene; a sister, workers are Involved. Last min­ Mrs. EVank Marchiea Of Co­ lumbia; and three bnothers. Dr. ute negotiations wsre taking ^SSnss Keftey, eWef life­ James Toman o f Chicago, HI., place in Washington, where key guard at Verplanck and Salters Nesde Otowitli B an 3 M T . John Tomikn o f Santa Bar­ management and union officials P od s, where gfass was found bara, Calif., and Joaeiii Toman met with top federal mediaton. atanost every moming since Sat­ SdiooTs Out Special! o f. Livermore, Cahf. At Washington 25' sd fw the defunct NortfaeaM Viwhl KMe m Sesw. *w . » he Ste. HockviUe-Vernon CENTERS APPROVED Refuse Disposal D istrict SAVE 32* WASHINGTON (AP) — ’Three (NRDD), has submitted Ms res­ HALF-PRICE SiUTOimded Viet Company Alexander BL Shearer manpower training and develop­ ignation, effective Immediately. Stsp a Shall RoBsja^Sj:;^ ment projects to be located in Atty. Conti, who waa retained BOLTON — Funeral services State Allows Connecticut have been approved at the dart of this year, baa sent arsBrii Pars for Alexander Morrison Shearer Battles Its Way to Safety by the Labor Department, the Ms letter of resignation to Rob­ frail ffavsra. ot Cider MBl Rd. will be held state’s senators announced TXies- ert Demlng, chairman of the tomorrow at 2 pjn.' at Bolton (Ooatiimed from Page One) Into the Jungles o f D Zone, a Cafe to Move day. NRDD, listing two reaeone. Congregational Church. The major Viet Oong area north of He wrote mat, since the Dto- Bev. J. Stanton Conover, pas­ ’IVo will be sponsored by the la a d ir photo GOLDEN BOOK Thirty-four air sorties were Saigon. The state Liquor Control Mansfield Training Center in trtet voted on June 10 to have tor, will officiate. Burial will flown against the Viet Cong in The'force never got into a di­ MRS. DALE JEROME LUX Its representativee recommend Cream Cheese ^"rittDallaei 29* be in Buckland Cemetery. Commission has approved a re­ Willlmantlc. One will receive These arc liic fatnou* Qblden an effort to smash their attack, rect firefight wiUi the Viet quest by Anthony Rogers to $95,400 and will train 200 peo^e. to their respective town ooun- N iw i Friends may call at the ting plane flew over the area Oong, although there was Viet move his oafe from Market 8 t ’The other w ill receive $46,500 The marriage of Miss Lolir^ colored pillbox hats and carried olle that they vote vdttidrawal, Qkquot Chib 1 2 ’is *l Books that sell regularly for 29e Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main and was shot down in the Jun­ Oong sniping and mortar - har­ and will train 100. Lee Fecitt of Manchester, to single American Beauty roses. and since the State Assembly B t, tonight from 7 to 9. to 122^ East Main St. each! You actually save 58c and gle. Hie fate ci the pilot and his assment. A hearing on the request was Community Progress, Inc., in t t Dale Jerome,Lux of Bur­ LL Rcbeit H. Firyer of Quan- has passed legialatlon creating a No Vietnamese government observer, both Americans, was held on Mmrday. Most resdients New Haven will receive $31,968 bank, Calif., was solemnized tlco, va.. Marine Base served ea Norm Ontral Refuse Distnet, Relishes you get a re-usable plastic bag * Robert A. Buchner not known, the spokesman said. tosses were reporiied. American to train 36 people. Saturday, June 26, at St. beat man. Usben were L t John It would be adviaabie for Mm oamialties, from mines, booby testifying opposed the move. with a snap handle — neat for ^ . Funeral services for ftobert At least six Americans were Mrs. Betty-Lou Williams, as­ Bridget’s Church. Mack and Seoond L t Rbbert F. to withdraw bom further parti- A. Buchner of .7 Uncola St, particlpatiRg In the action, traps, sniping and several mor­ The bride is a daughter of Kehres, both of Quantloo, and Barbecue Sauce ..T K r.ls L 39* f c r tar barrages, were reported as sistant executive director at the crayons anWrap 29* Rov. George F. Nostrand, reo- fate was not known. men hit when the initial land­ cease to exist, even on papsr, Rogers, who operates Tony’s Of TennislClub Pittsburg, Calif. giben peau de sole ^« and about 800 AustrahanB cembCT 1061. Harttocd, Vemon snd Boltan. date. Bott pt buy not to amUke hrpatlento’ rooms. gowns of white crepi> atyM in ■weeks. After that time he will SharehoUers ■voted Monday at A Hartford youth was treated The board of direotota has in- a Grecian manner and’ trimmed London Broil Steak No more than two vUtora at dieatetl the msmbersUp Hat w il be stationed at Camp Pendle­ me company’s annual meeting two bays at this Mre. Concetta Felice, 120 Eld- for a lacerated scalp at the with American Beauty roses. ton Itertne Base, Ooaaralde, aoe tfane per patient emergency room of Manchester be limited and dose when but me results were not an­ m ridge St.; Marshall Heim, They wore Ame^can BMuty cou r. low price! It's lePihefeseeit-eal Memorial Hospital after he was costs of oonstmdnan are kaowB. nounced until the next day aft­ FntleBta T oday: 262 Mountain Stl, Rockville; Jane er a count of tiia ballots. Arnold, Glastanbury. fhm g o ff Us motor scooter on Enough land has been pur­ a lonq summer! Skinleiss Frankfoits ADMITTED YESTERDAY the Wilbur Cross Highway last chased to insure expaaston of .«r. t* ,■* David Mbrton, 109 N. Elm St.; BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Ught. Rockville-Vernon Quotations Famished by chib memlberahip w ith more It bmrfemlii MichW Haberem, 456 Spring daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don­ State PoNcs say be was op­ oourta. Hiere is land for a Dempsey-Tegeler Co., I m S t.; Ekhvard Suchecki, BlUng- ald W erner, 82 Pine St.*; a erating Us scooter illegally on swimming pod if it is desired. BOB DALTON BAYS; CHARCOAL FIRE Nepco Beefkurgers IpewM iphB N embm of New York ton; Mrs. Louis Joubert, 9 ’Ty­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ the controlled access Ughway Peeg^e interested in becoming lace Traqr, 476 W etherell S t; a Stock Xhcchange Consolidation Government I T S A STEAL OF A ler Circle; Pamela Pa^, 23 when he apparently lost con- a charier member now or be­ DINNER." STARTER ; 49‘ Striddand St; Fred Ceaana, son- to Mir. and Mrs. Richard Bank Stocks , trU of Us vehicle near the Buck- ing pieced on a future waiting Importied Boiled HamTTMSS* King Crab Meat 7ST *1.49 GtesUHibory.; Nancy Chambeiv Adama, 101 Lenox 8 t ; a son. to Bid Asked ' land St. overpass and w list are invited to oontaot any Mir. and Mrs. Ottavio Oarizio, Conn. Bank and Takes the Reins Tomorrow t i ] lain, Times Farms Rd., An­ thrown off. officer or cHrector or write f 30MSZJL dover; Mrs. Eva Gerotheon, 446 1^. Middle ’Ip k e.; a son to Trust Co...... 65% 67 ’The youth, James TU el, 18, Knight, treasurer, 86 W U te S t„ Vemon Rd.; Mrs. Beatrice Gcui- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Han­ Hartford National was arrested for violation of Manchester. The town’s three govem-^cefe' and caleuuated «frort” ^ over, Cdchester; a son to Mr. Bank Co...... 53% det 55 (^toton St.; Mrs. An­ 55 controlled Ughway regulations ments will come to end at mid­ make consolidation work. thony O’Amato, 157 Branford and Mira. Lester M iller, Cov­ and was summoned to appear Fire Insurance Companies night tonight and a new con­ Attempts at oonsolldating St.; Christopher Martin, Wap- entry. Hartford Fire ... 64% 66 in court on July 12. the three sometimes repititious # U . C 0 VT. ping; Jeffrey Peterson, Gile^ BIRTHS ’TODAY: A daugh­ Mass. Gen...... 14% 15% Exemptions Cut solidated government takes governments were made in U .S . C 0 V 7 . Rd., Andover; Mrs.' Virginia ter to Mr. and Mrs. Robeit Phoenix Fire .... 59% 60% over tomorrow. Voters approv­ 1960 and In 1961. Both times G R A D E * * A " TetreauH, 173 Center St.; Mrs. Zuechi, 46 Law ton Rd.; a son life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. For U.S. Tourists ed the change on the,thiixl try the propoaal lost in the district Visit our Fruit Dept. . . the Freshest Spot in Town ! Merrill Mott, Ootooial Rd„ Bol­ Stocks in Brief C R A O E ^ A " to Mr. end MM. David MuBen, Aetna Life ...... 62% 63% last October. but was passed in the city. Ap­ TMH ton; Edward Pardak, South Clark Bd., Bolton; a daughter ’Ihe new g;overnment will ap­ proval from both areoa was Nns Windsor; Mrs. Irma Roesano, Conn. (Jeneral ..131 NEW YORK (AP) —The (Oontlnned from Page One) to Mr. and Mrs. James McKay, Htfd. Steam B. 146 parently be launched with lit­ needed. lb U k o M rfn p warehouse Point; James Sar­ 267 Autumn St.; a daughter to rinck market surged ahead to­ tle fanfare and for most resi­ BuL last O ct IS, after a con­ gent. Franklin Park. Rockville; Security Ins...... 45% day, plciting up where it left off two committee members who 8 - 1 2 I m Mr. and Mrs. Ftrancis De Luaio, Security Insurance missed the first tally. dents, evidence of the change certed effort at publiolsliig a Charles Taylor, Wapping; Lin- Lake St., Vemon'. after a roller ooctster session will be bard to find. consolidation chiGter, . voters V wood Godfrey, Hartford; John o f H artford .. 15% 16% Tuesday. The pace of trading McCarthy and Hartke said SANTA ROSA PLUMS ’The board of representatives, front both the city and the .dis­ S H A N K P A R T DISCHARGED YESTER- ’Travelers ...... 36' 36% Tuesday,they changed after It E. Lacey, 164H'Oak St.; Mrs. waa only a Bttle less hectic. the new governing body, will trict approved a nsw govern­ Lota of good eat­ Julia__ Roeaetto,______93 Lake___ St.; DAY: John Steevea, 6 (Jon- PoMIe UtUISss Brokers attributed some of 'was made d e a r the President still wanted the $60 figure. begin with a meeting its-first m ent BHi hrtt till and Mr^r kaitlil^’ “ »8 ■ ®tan« Dr.; H w ld Newmiark- Conn L igh t Pow er 37 37% the rise to an increase in buying day. Thomas J. McCusker, who Last' March, voters selectr ing at a tow price. Oomell St.; Mre. Men Bean,'**’, VaHey Falls Rd., Vemon; Hartford Gas Co. 53 66% by institutions and' investment They said mey had no calls from the President between the will be the new mayor, said he ed the mayor and members at you’ ll wool moral Fully cooked! Marlborough; Theodore living, i Michael South, Willimantio; So. N ew England funds, and others who deal in expecta a number of a^xiint- the board of represeiftatlvea. muNuSmXssna Buckland. Frederick Dooley Jr.. Wap- Telephone Co. 58 631^ big blocks. two meetings. McCarthy was involved In the ments to town offices will be The board- la split by imrty, and > SHUT IR A S MNDMOI Plamp, rad, luloyt Fan Part iS 9 * ADMITTED TODAY: , Ml- ping; William Strain, 246 Oak ■ Ohs broksr described the made. ' by area, six to six. McCusker, 2 0 ‘'5 9 . Maaufaetartng Companies St.; Raymond Norman, 57 debate Tuesday, saying the bal­ ' a«mDssBfl«IRAKriMiB Sbael Kiro, 20 Garden St.; Ro­ A llied ’Iherm al . . 50 6 smaft investor aa "still scared The new govenunent actual­ who may cast tie-breaking land WUson, East Hiailtford; Campfield Rd.; Deborah Ante- ____ _ and’ sailing’’ but .said some bar­ ance of payments aituaUen has COOKED H IH S Arrow, Hart, Heg. 5T% 6< votes, Is' a Democrat snd M nucci. East Hartford; Philip * *'**'’»• mode a dmnatic improvement ly started April 1, giving Ver­ Now add those gain hunters were beginning to non four ^vernmenta. The Meoted at large. P t r v f M ignwlt Sr., Wlndwr^lle;.Brtstol am>ear aonong j|hem. and "the dottau- la not In trouble from the NorthwettI S now ." three month intervening period (Open to the public) Mrs. Oranla Peperitis, 36 Rus-irj_ieco -lov A t 12:30 p.m. tile Dow Jones has been used to transfer the completer pieces to your average of 30 industrial stocks He qx>ke after Sen. kussell B. Fax Share Greater iOUTANZA Take-e h o lid a y fram yam I ! ...f Colonial Boi^ ”’ ^ Lofig, D-La., me MO’S floor workings of govenunent to the Thompswi^He: Mrs. Helen! common ...... 5% was up 18.50 Wt 864.90, aNhough new rule. BWe CHERRIES MANUFACniRERS 6 % manager, sold tourists account­ WA 8 HINOTON — The cost SIRLblN PIT No. 38 Pinhey, 16 Earl St.; Mrs. L ^ Dunham-Bush 4 4% it had been ahead 14.43 at 10:30 Ekuling ibeir powers tonight DOUBLE STAMPS e.m . ed fo r 6L 6 bUUon o f the nation’s of taxes and asaessmants on a Big, iweet Bings — dork Bone White Dhneiware tottings! Katz, Brooklyn. N. Y.; Kaman Aircraft' 8% are the c ity oouncU, the board 287 W . Mtd<8o Tpkt. 3eCanned Ham S *2.79 fr a 1 n Cartag^ i irSTMarttinT'.! 2!% ’The New York Storic Ex­ $8.1 bUIton balance o f payments new federally Insured home last red beauties for your fruit m a CLEARANCE 29% deficit Mat year. He saM mey of setootmen and tiie fire dis­ year a v e r a g e $19.26 a month i!”- ' North and Judd 18% ao% change ticker which records tric t ocmmlssiMv. Each group bowl. Keap plsnty on bond Mountain Rd.; Mrs. Harriet p^ter Paul 30% sales aqd mtcee for display In spent $2.8 billion abroad, while compared w ith $18.80 the year 49! WEDNESDAY has maiked Its passliig at a lor the kidel Summ«r SftorHwftor 31% broker’s <^ces and eUwwhere, foreign viaMora to ths United before. Over-all, the home site Unex srHam U *199 ^rosiers and daughter Am- p,a,tlc Wire’cibl^l6% 18% final meeting, with vrsrjlng de­ fell one minute behind floor Statas spent $1.2 MUlon. was valued a t $$,113, or 18.8 h Hertford, Eest Hertford, This is our semi-aiunial tactoiy Standard Screw 35 36 grees cf sentimentality. s ^ TViUai^: Nora Strong gt^nley Works .. 23% transactions in the first few per cent of the total. ekaranoe tale direct .froin our 24 minutes o f trading. Changes are expected to oonM W ost H m tford, Bristol, Inqiortad Ham ! A *5A9 Ud son. Mrs. N m c v ; 3, ^ 26% mUl store. All snaimer sporla- ’Ihompson Mid daughter, WU- 11 Volume in the first hour to­ Urge Crackdown slow ly. George F . Trapp, Who MMdUtoww, Menehoriw wear reduced to below cost for limanUc; Mrs. Sandra Leonard The above quotaticoa are not taled 2.48 milUon shares against tesnorrow will bead both Rock- Gdlon Lestoll Bleadi hnmedlate diqfweaL and daughter, Wapping. to be construed as actual mar- 2.68 million in the like period vitte end Vemon policemen, Whole Chfckea » * .» 89* luta. On 'Firework^ says he expects to exchange a Loetbll taksa off to, we |C ^ DIBCHAROBD ‘ TODAY: Tuesday, 'when trading for tiM ■atire stock Bame-braad day exceeded 10 million shares. poUoeman w ith a towui trice off 4c morel Save lOe. Paul Kneeland, Cobalt; Mrk loeman this Avericend as the SWIM SUITS N-orma SwMWon,' SuffielU; Ah nmiBual iactor in ths (Owtlaaed tram Page One) market lately has been pur- step in istegra fin g poMoe Mrs. Margaret Labda, 6 Ridge­ I ■ "■■r * Cost of Lining .ohpss by companies o f their sold an autopsy on a 4-ye20*. Rose Jackson, own rtock, apparently because Otty resldants, he says, should You get the full savings 87 Blusfieid jDr,; Traoy Knof- chM who died Met week indi­ 25 Extrani!. Stamps (^es Up Again they believe Halting prices have cated he had been poisoned by continue to caH the city station SWINGING n V la, SQ.Chyds B l i John JBuaars, made me shares attractive oracker bails. acid town reeiideats the tmvn of the tax cut! Soum Windsor; (iynthla’ Blth- with a I os |ar (IN oH eale) Thp right tin for (Coatiaued from Pag* Ofie) . buys, In Jackaonvflto, >1a., last Sat­ safety buttefing. Sknergency ; ar. RJT> 3; Jfn. Margarst Ttedtng today got off t^ a calls, though, wtll be handled •eale^' Or eendwlchet, WupperfeM, 90 Grandview St.; urday, 2-ysarH)id I4aa Lorens of fresh vegetables. Potatoes, Myipt start in heavy trading. Ektanonson put a oracker baU in by etther station. The question Vobliilnitant Coffee piet or cakes. Your table M v m Pbnei*,' BJTD 8. Jtock.- TOC Aroociated n e s a 60-stock o f whsther to oontlnue wMth two' PRICES DOWN WNe; Sh£ra I^W leld, Wap- lettuce, cabbage and tomatoes, her mourn, tt szsiM ad and she Ippke lovely when everjrthing at noon had advanced autferad outs and bums. Pottos stattons or reduce to one Is be­ i S E D A N wsre in short SKpply, ping; Jeffrey Orous, BUlngton; 8.6 rjtU.O'With Industrials up said, an tot ouam vendor gave ing dlscusaad •ocomltog to lAo- m afehee. ICfs. DbroUly M ti^y, ; Prices ip fniSs' imd vegeta­ 6 8 “ .up jLS and utilities up I Health •Beauty S i b puipd Sti; Mm. Hop- . . It to lAsa and other cUMnn w O n ln r. 1963 d o d g e :m MQPEL ioiipn tes rose 3.2 per cent. 1.9. a mmra tot buying an Iqe , MbOuriEsr says be enpaots to fM 8 l Nm kMif H’l gnel em lee erfemi niw, 4f Warner St.; George Rising demand and short sup­ The advance ranged through cream ocne. v Tkio Weak got your 8mo W kH o Hawkins ■ m , Storrs; Barbara jasBont U s ptopossM to-Ahs U - plies boosted psioss- of .baeh Oil m ajor ifp f stocks. UJ. rnamhale sslaed Dearly ni«n ,bo*n> of nffrsiiii|stlvsa ■•tfOf 4^ i ft woMon soa. 99 o u ver Rd.'; r W , pork a>to lamb. Thera OlUns sprsad four mlltan of the mNsto in a XOa. A a lta Brancaocio anR were lower .prices for cbleksas, withts tha.nqM' Uw afoiim s. from frjietialii,,(ia^'•etiaS.toSTipoint or rtoniMfe room o f a 'B re w e riw These w M tnoiude, t e i M , w ays DEssERp p u re r daughUr, 16 Donnell Rd., Ve^ B^k, eggs, coffee anC breat^ moM. fin fito Duhim, Mlnn.,

CVnONG HBBMJD; IUHCHESIBB, C0MN« WEDNBSt>AT,:|VrarS8C^lMI wxDi^AX K" tMnt 7 ^ Ottur sUiff moONtu are the and than tha Mra. Eaittnand BbrUui wfil bwtid. peiRtowo. secretary; That'a part ef tt Harry Jchnaon, treasurer; SB baP*®!^ S u e a u ti XiMtotun Obnnh 00 teaoS QrwAia 1 and 3, with Mn.' dam for obildran of atwut three Hatcher aald tha gM a "Vratty and Mlae Pam- to Ruub and coo-half yaaiu, who BMth Caipentw and Roy gSJ skills* toijr much aet thabr own, hours. Usu­ Ctastib S t, wfil haira tta atmual tiu JAskm. hAtera. Mra. Carl havu had no pnvkma etaaaxdom WianMoM, ^eertaitian; Roy ally thay’re to dto field at CtW. I Vaoatfof Cbnnh School toom y. OubtAtoon win teach OteuMa eupartanoa. M ra Fradarlok Johnson, proJeoUbntet, and MTs. ‘ ^ ■ ' JL To Rep^ejttraceros don’t have to csaJQ tbam. Thay Ttiaadiij^ July 0, each week day aqd 4i, with Mrs. Dale Starr Owwtodn'wBl ba to dh aiiK w Uh Anna KJtitoon aad Arato Ban- Al dttm OOQBbVtt know what work naada to ba Suuwgh M y If, fpasa 306 to andId mtoa Ranut Monwy; balp- Mtos Raadl Ban, IdtiB Qull Ben- aon, kttohiiL dona and do It. I abowod thorn U :4S a.m:^^aod and Hto World Zone Changed OOODlJbto. Kbit w hk^ la open to all Mancheater aon. ahatpan boas for them." chlMren 3 to 13 yaara of age. A ; Flans calling for a future expinsion of Rogers Ckyrp. dry her lace In the Hbt Mih. Sne ‘Tm aren pieaaed. They're "Tou’ve got to have wUl pow­ ctoaing program wtU ba bald en land southeasterly of Mill St. and bordering Idle raO- had hoad a quartar-mile of aug- doing aa wall aa the braoeroa er," said Rita ForUnoyer, 14. 10 at 7:10 p.m. $hop D&L in Manchesf^r lood'tfadcs, plus the possibility of a company office ar baata. did; poaattdy the]l*ra a little *Wa wanted to keep busy this The Revi Helvln T. Petsium, •TWa awrk ia O.K.,” aha said. more careful. They're willing to summer and wa needed the aaafstont pastor of Kmanuti building on the southfumt comer of Mill and Oakland "Whan it gaU too hoi wa Xnock work and they’re no trouble. 1 monoy.” Her twin atater, Rana, Ckmroli,' la direetor of the Parkade for sfore-wido Sto. ware dtoekiaed tor' fhaw------eft work ahd ratom to tho attar like them," Hatcher saya. aald, "That’a ahy wa took the school. He wW be aeelated by Town P la t in g Oommlaaton * owb, now In RunU Raaidonce noon adihn it'a ooolor. I t e pay Tha glrla bra paid $U an acre, Job." Mm. David Anderaon and Mie. (T T C )’ laat■at night Zone, at Parker and Taylor Sto. to good and the work ton’t too the aame acalo aa the braceroa. Tania Armatrong, 30, a atu- Oarroll Netoon. Registration savings in our JULY ••• ' Becauae the five requeato pre- *nM requeat wua made to petr hard."^ They thin out the beets and dent at Fort Hays, (Kan.) State, may be. made at the omirch of­ aentod to the TPC took until mit the Otaaon Oorp. .to u m the Jono to ana of aavaral gixla of weed an average of aeven houra said ‘Tf you aw tor a Job you fice. The school ia financed in ■tter mldalgbt to be hearp, tha for Its pre-CMting opem- high achool and collage age a day and earn from $8 to $11. have to expeot work. We did, peat by tt-eewlB offeringa Oommlaaloa poatpooed tta SaMb tkm undtr a permanem regula­ hired da flaM handa by boat "Sure we get tlrM,” said and wa like it. We get paid tor brought by the pupito. erationa auid dedatona on all of tion. R now operettee under a grower LaO B dM iar to oonntar Marcia Btouler, 14. "The first the work wo do, not Just tor Departmental heads of the them untU Ita JUly 13 maeUng. variance, which expiree on Jan. being here." achool are Mrs. David Ander­ Atty. Oeoirge Laaaner appear- 1, 19M. ------Loiral Fortmeyer, a torm aon, nuraecy; Mrs. Donald tog for Rogera in a requaat for Mahoney aald,. "K* to urgent placement represe^tlve tor Oarpenber, Idadergarten; Mrs. A change of three paroela to la- fai staMUalng the town’s tax the State Employment Service, Neta Johnaon, Oradea 1 and 2; duatrtu Zone, , said that the rate, to expand our indtutrial and the Fortmeyer glrla* fathsr, Mrs. Thomas StiuMon, Chadee Oompany muat plan tiwad now, area. Industry la looking for said:' "Speaking aa a parant I S and 4, and Mtw. James m that it can teaarve tta funda tond in close proximity to bur think this to g o ^ for the kids. Reuter, Qradee 5 and 6. tor future enpanalan. M g ^ y s . ’ "They’ve got to learn to work Murs^ teachers ars Mrs. He aald lh a t hi addttton to The rrequest was opposed by and this doesn’t hurt them a bit Robert Hylander and Mrs. about 75,000' aquaie feet of reaktonta of Vernon, in the l^ y- NEW €IIi[iP The girls don’t seem to get Joseph Money, with Mrs. CUf. apace In the Oakland-Mm 8ta lor St. area, on the Iwato that a tired, IQds that age regenerate ton Varsell and Mrs. Eugane area, Rogera rento about 22,300 traffic and doIm condition wmdd prottjr rapidly." Montany, helpers. kUss Dorria ■quare feet of atorage apace in prevail. The TPC received an ttoree locationa to ilanoheater oppoattfon petition signed by 20 and that tt plana to oomMne all wa raatdento. Of tta looal apanattana. A report was read from the lucite Oapitol Region Planning Oom- Tha raquaat for a change to Bnhiatilal Zone la for three par- mtoaton, recommending that Summer Lesson^ eala, now in Realdenoe Zona A buffer sonea be eatahUShed ad­ and Rural Raaklence Zone. jacent to Vernon residential HOUSE PAIiNT areas and that aH entry and cool, noJron dacron blend • Tlw raquaat was wipoaed by egress to the industrial aCne • eUlTAR • SAX •weral Mill St lealto^ who be made qn Parker St. only. complained that their homee State regUtationa require that would be aurrounded by Indus the CRPA, when requested zone • TRUMPET • DRUMS men's slacks try and inoteaaed traffic. If i changes are within 600 feet of This deck-swabbing scene was at bears Parkade department store yesterday afternoon Im- Sumnror change ware allowed, and if another town, submit its recom- Roger# ' expanaton became a niedlittely after a qurprise flooding of the store. Fifteen employes were engaged in this Col NOW for nMndatlons, which however, rhythmic heave-hoitijg of the muddy fluid which Inundated the entire basement. (Herald need not be binding. Trivolo Imtnictioiisl Sleepwear Atty, T aaaner, in hlk ineaen photo by Pinto.) 5.90 Atty. John MroeM, wbo rep­ _ _ ^ 1 tatlon, asked the TTPC to re­ resented the Thorntons, aald RAT SELLER’S r e g . 7.95 member, "W e were here kmg Ihwt the ORPA reoommenda- M U S IC S H O P before the homee were b u ilt" tfone “are not founded on logic.” Otoe Ftoat Btotory "However,” he added, "if the Flashy Storm Floods Sears, PHONE 649-2036 2.88 ..d 3.90 He traced the hlatmy of i commlselon sees fit to withhold 1013 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER major plant to the area back permlesion for (^tanging the 42.7 ▼alnes $4 to 8.98 to 1882, and of one on the pre­ feet on Taylor St. for industrial sent alto back to 1S73. He said use, we can live with tt, but we Does Little Other Damage that Rogera Oorp., in 1029, pur win reserve the right to come ehased Uia present building and back in the foreseeable future, iK M f M S tract from Uu A Willard Caae show the need, and agfdn re­ Yam ter d a v afternoon's'^^® individual events tbait were^he a{pe,rently didn't think about • s h ift go w n s w 4m 1..11 14 *..»*4 I2 2. ^ dress Co., and 8aM *Tt to amaxing queat the change.” intertwiired with the general it until he looked outside and AaryHe Homaf fleeting electrical storm excitement and furor. saw the large hemlock trailing I Solves B lister • fitted gowns that the aRa nmataed la Real- No Oi^oeltlon Pahit ia au entirely new dance Zonle when the town'a There was no opposition lent displayed a lot of energy, There was a cash register its branches on the ground. shirts 1988 reeoiiing regulatkme were night to a request to change a lot of flash and thump, somewhere on the floor that No other trees are known to pcoduet denroleped o «t of • baby doUs spat out a shower of sparks years of 04 Pont isaearefa. Problem placed ill operation.’^ Busineaa 2Sone m , the property, but managed to get in only lutve been damaged by the The Rogera -mqnaat with a customer’s change. (The storm. • sleep shirts now In Busineaa II, oaHM one soggy but solid punch Dries iu iMtf a « hour to a hacked by Robert Brodi, rmre- Buns’ Ooraers, at the Interaec- electric outlets were close to There was WtUe damage re­ beautiful fiat flaiah vt. aa- d a l primer to new wood, WAGON — at a Parkade depart­ the water line.) aenting the Chamber of Oom- tlon o f Vnilbur Orosa IHshwny, ported in the rest of Manches­ or surfaces from which 3.39 traordlnary durability. • km g p a ja m a s ' meroe aad the Town Develop­ ToBand TWce., Buckland St. and ment store. A telephone operator stayed ter. Bhnest Tureck, highway oM paint has been ae- wwsa— • ----- ^ ment OaniBlIaalon. and by Ma­ vVlTMiaor BE. At least two trees were with her apparatus so long that superintendent, said that hito > a y tanirtr«.€han up «W i tnovrxl, ‘Tucite" taaais • cap ri p a jam a s reg. $4 and $5 she reporte^y had to be car­ 50% tangar than cwdi- yor Fransto Mahoney. Mayor Mahoney spoke in struck by lightning bolts which men were reoidy but reported ; Mahoney, who, in tha oourae Savor of this request also, say ried out by male members of aary house paints... split large limbs, but appar­ the staff. - no flooding. The usual trouble MFOMI resists moistuio-Mister- « f last iriglit’s meeting, backed ing, ‘Tnatead of cutting the rib aints such as Spencer St. and Superbly tailored tour proposed Busineaa and In- bon when thto new department ently did no other damage ex­ One of the more than a Oimm i i tmd get fuM infar- ing. Ask MS tor details. dozen men pressed into serv­ Center S t were checked, but Famous maker sleep- d r m o r casual jduatrtal Zona changes, all in od night tor 1Itoacheater. He ¥«s referring to a pro thunderclouds which surprised ance on the slippery floor and cron-cottons, Aacron- shunning dacron- our oldest Manchester about 2 p.m. drop­ injured hto foot. Diatriot Fire Departments said stogera u one of < posef for the construction at a After an intensive mopplng- there were no calls made be­ Y-Door ^station 'Wagon. 'V-8 miglne, automatic trans- nylon-cottons, cottfm cotton. Ivy s^Ie, firms, and should baI allowed to 177,000 square foot Oaldor Dept- ped over a half Inch of rain. mtoslon, power steering, power brakes, power tailgate up operation last night v^lA cause of stoorm damage. Itotistes and nylon tri­ plain front, pojralar «pex] e m d > ^ ment Store on the aite. The small Parkade catas­ window lift, rooftop luggage carrier, whitewalls. A beau­ The proposal iwhld trophe occiured about midway lasted until almost midnight, The Hartford Electric Light This hemlock tree stood about 70 feet high at Ibraham Antonio’s back yard at 187 School cots. Lace trims, em­ Vidor Swanson, president of Sears opened fo r buaineeB as tiful blue finish with the wood gn^ed triuL R 1 0 0 C colors. Short sleeve the 8lh District, also backed the through the storm when em­ and Power Oo. reported that a St. yesterday before the storm at 2 p.m. Lightning split the tree with a loud boaming crack L A. Johnson Point Co. broideries. appliques, usual this monfing- All origin throughout. Only ...... dress .ihirtg of jtin- propoaad soim ohange, saying, ployes ta tke basement offices lOoupld 6 f lines eama down but at the height of-*the storm.. liarge chunks of wood warp spread over both neig^iboni gu tis but 723 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER scallops, dots, pl^ds, iron dacron, cotton on behalf other ‘ ^Oanstructfon o f a department at Sears, Roebuck Sc Co. no­ The two trees that were were quickly taken care of. no one u n hurt (H <^d |>hoto by Pinto.) struck by hihtoMF' g. "Don Juan in Heii,” and not ,^toward the ditch and built up eral Fund and mfito for fire . Mrs. Fltapatiiok told the Vernon Petersen, who appear­ town meeting be called to see “btotfy, Mary," currently show­ SJZ eommtaelon mennbera, "E very enough pressure to push itself ing as stated here yesterday. protection. w Save now on cool, airy, first quality summer sleefiwear by the most ed on behalf of Ms father, said into the building through a if the town wfil rescind two ac­ vacant piece of land In Man­ that the change, if granted, Froperty owners in the 8th Figured from Day of Deposit famous of all sleeper makers! Baby dolls, long leg pajanuui, two- chester need not be ueed— temporary opening. tions taken at the town nteeUng Manchester Evening Herald D istrtot pay General F\md ta x ­ would remove a potential traffic of June 28 relative to the pro­ tones, solids, prints. Boys’ and girls’ 1-4 and 4^, but not every sise some of It can renwin aa hazard, because of care enter­ TTito sluggish combination o f Andover correspondent, Law­ es only. They contribute to fire open apnoea." mud and rainwater then flood­ posed addition to the Elemen­ rence Moe, tolepiioiie 742-6796. protection provided by the Sth in every style. ing and leaving the property on tary school. Mayor Mahoney, In the turnpike. ed a stockroom separating the nunduig that the aone c h a iM officee from the store wall im- A t the June 26th meeting the to Day of Withdrawal request be granted, aald,aid. ’ T t tU it reached a height where town autborleed the school Advertisement— win be a logloal oonoluelon to U.S. May Lose Lead tt could enter the manager’s building committee to proceed with a short range plan for an m iaoes’ make the .change, since it office. wouldn't toierfere wttfa any WAfiHmOTON — A study of Although the damage done addition to the schMl, includ­ boys' modras Berimidat realdenttol dwelling." world auto registrations shows wfil probably be measured In ing an auditorium-gymnasium. Mayor Backs Change that, while five years ago the thousands of doUars since the It also authorized the commit­ Bermudos and Jomaicos . Mahoney aleo backed a re- United States accounted ' for muddy water ranged over the tee to enter into a contract with res*. $6 value ^ taueet from WIHtam B. and Alice 68 per cent of all the cars in entire floor, lapping against a an atohiteot valu es to 98 ^ ,F. Thornton, to change to In- use, fiv e yecua- from now ie large anvount of merchandtoe, The petition calls for reaclrtd- •duatrtal Zone aH or part at an may have only half the cars In the moot memorable portions of t Ing both actions. No appropria­ .■was at approadmewy 88.8 world. the bioident would {nobobly be tion to involved, because the l 100% cotton imported India Madras Ber­ town still must approve final muda shorts guaranteed to bleed! Smartly Special purchase shorts from top sportswear plans later on and then vote to makers! Cottons, dacron-cott^, rayons, build the addition. No date has tulored Ivy model shorts with belt loops. yet been set for the requested Sizes 8 to 18 In assorted madras plaids. linen-like textures. Prints, st^ds, florak. meeting but tt should take place stripes, lined and unlined. 8-18. within the month. Tree Struck During yester^y’s rain squall, Ughtning struck a big per year miirsm* maple tree Just a few feet away M erry Lm nylM liMisry from the house end garage of A rt Benson Says: Henry Skoog, at Lake and Er- ’11^ in proportioned lengths. petticoots. Lacy, semi-tAUored, smhroidoriefi, VOE ^ BEACH, LAIU OR MOUNTAINS clearing the debris and restor­ ’‘‘SBRiiecial pay. ^ etc. 82-44, S, M, L. ing servlo^' itfaaoeeee fr o m $ 7 .9 5 Guy T . Outtawr o f Andover to \ on ofUkdel detoeste o f the Oon- Then H does another important thing. It provides 1 1 ^ a v ia wh^n yoa f r o p 4 4 m Bsottottt‘ Bdiiolicloo Assoclatloa to the annual meeting of thq make withdrawals, newer lose the intend your omlngB have oamtd a s fp o o s 7 .8 8 National Ertucgtion Assoctotton. fabric or iqflon glovof swBsapiP I9I|III|0IIIMI,|U pnP; The mitilhf, hoiqg M d in N«vf lang aa j^our account ^ open at tlw end o f tin iatREoat period. cgti e e e « e f p n 8 .9 $ ^ Yoric City, began weekoid ' ■■ juxl w ill conclude Fkttley. Alt ynn eai#ig now at llartfbrd Natlonatf valnw to 3.98 ^ 98 2 ^ ^ y O eek ’s K o o n ...... town • of. eSfootlTS “Ediable Fw Oror RABTFQRP NATIONAL BANK Aim TROST W m Iu M o oottoR fobrile or nylon p x r m ta ton bra vdth cifoular stiteh’copfi,’ b ^ daipic iiyta.jirvwiili novelty w t f White. / ■ and. midriff b a ^ 82-^ A, 824irE bo i^ or Uack. but not all a i:^ in nil odors. Tfw ItTU NMiw e#vr-goer m near fine ttiomg

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rAOB SIXTEEN HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1968 rrr- ■ rrr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHESTEIL CONK., WEDNESDAY, JUNE ^ ,1968 Cwfmmiry Thomaa O. Wallas an Hop Rlvar ■9-9“ Rd. ' Hebron Tha July S3 maatlng for both I S Adams to Head tha poat and auxiliary is balng omlttad, because the department G>mpreheilsive Plan Voted; Town Rotarians convention wtn ba Jtily 33 through tha 34 In Hartford. AuxWary dalagataa to the con­ Gills for Sonie Large Lots CO VCN TIIT—Joseph A;pulatlon makes It ap- *?F ^ protocUon apd pro- arms and Dimme, assistant ser- at the University of the Town Office Building in parent that the Amston-Hebron du^on. geanbat-arms. Connecticut, le aaelsting Dr. the downstelrs office for this Center area is ’’esaenttaHy _ In ; charge of entertainment Edward Pollock in a one-year purpose. charaoterised by high density Wvlslon, San study of the “aeaittering of an and BREASTS for tin coming meeting la IDl}- M‘rs. rs. GertrudeC A. Haven and population, therefore it is un-1 provWea atomic heUum beam by a hd- Mrs. Bessie I. Strack,. regls- m ondson. likely that a larger lot size, “ 2?* *<*0‘**™P*- M e e t , Visits HR Record him target.” The U.S. Army trara for the second district, would be practical ki this' M>- Research Office haa granted will be at the North Coventry Drea ” i P'y ^ $1,600 scholar- The largest number of visits 115,668 to the univerBity for the 'Tii. riripa awarded to college fresh- made per month since the Pub­ firehouse.. lic HbaKh Nursing Association p r o je c t mSn > P'*"*!*** to major OT minor EBMPESSWEET Gonfeeaaoe Delegate. Maa«dieater Evening Herald shl^iSl ^ forestry. RomeUte. a division was organised about 10 and Susan Cochrane of Coventry Textron, Inc., Port Chester, one-hplf years ago was made Coven^ correspondent. F. rcHTiun in & one*acrR nrummuni 'vxeu, __ ' was a delegate to the 1965 Pauline UtU^ M . 743-6331. lot size with the larger lot sizes h. WATRMELONS ta June by the local agency's state 4-H Cflothing Conference two nursea The ITS visits made at the University of OonnecU- covered 69 direct nursing visits out this week. , one of six $800. and t l ^ 1 ^ , COUNTRY FRESH and 104 health supervision 12th Circuit ' »<>''olar8hlpe. The speeiM visits) library Open actor snd traffic proWeme. .ppaoaUon^mist In­ Mrp. Alwlna O’Brien, senior The Robertson School library The proposed land use map S W E E T C O R N Is to be open from 12:S0 p.m. will be changed to show a free clude a statement explaining nurse, who will be on vacation G)urt Cases the student’s interest in home an,of. July, reports Mrs. Theresa to 3 p.m. each Wednesday, form, enclosing Amston-He- starting Jifly 7 and oonUntdng economics as a major course' L. Halber, regular part-time bron Center to the Old Col­ of study, and outliidng finan-1 oranges 10<’4 9 ^ TOMATOES 2 *SiZ9 f nurse, win cover the agency’s through August, for all towns- ROOKVILJUB SESSION chester road, to be identified as Cflt hiWrt ^ Chain A leae people. Scholastic paperback cial need. The home economics aervioe on a part-time basis A 25-year-okl Tolland man a one-acre aone. , , scholarships are provided by: I VaHKNB ^ .^Sa.OO CHICKEN PARTS during her absence. books win be available for yeetarday was fined 3150 on a The remainder of the rural,-phe S A H Fdhndatlon, Inc., I Mrs. O’Brien’s report to the young readers. The program residential land is to be identi- New York; The West Bend' Rib Steah ‘ 7 9 ^ Ground Chuck*^4^5 ^ board of directors shows a den­ will be oonducted by volunteers charge of operating a motor Ve- fled as having a minimum lot Company, West Bend, WIscon-1 HONEYDEW MELONS 1 •FRESH CUT FOR tal (dinic in June was held in of the school’s PTA and several Ihcie whUe under the Influence size of one acre, with provision and Pyrofax (3as Oor-1 C aotar Grt Grade 6 girls, according to Mrs. cooperation with the State De- ot Intoxicating liquor or drugs. for some areas to be zoned for i poration, New York, CHARCOAL BROILING^ paitment of Health and the Dean O. Wiley, library clerk, COMBO Harold Dimmock of Rt. 74 awo-acre lots. 1 six soholarshipe of $600 each COUPON SAVINGS Mother’s Club, co-sponsora Of and Mrs. Maury Cohn, PTA The effective date of the i will be awarded to the na-1 Chuck Steak - 4 9 ' Ground Meat 45 appointments made. 39 chil­ Ubrary (dialrman. alao received a 30-day suspend­ town plan will be established tion's six moat outstanding W.H. la E C S Wltlioat TWfbt a4 9 Yithout a license, passing In a Gilead parsonage. He notes It 61 Lead Rd., CHUCK sesskm of the WUUmantic a portion of their library period. as a happy event. departed this month with i Crippled CfaUdren’s Clinic Jtme About 80 PTA vt^unteers man­ no passing s>de, damage to troops from Headquarters and private property (three counts) Taxes Due Coupon good I Spaghetti«o,5i?S!IITM» 2*-“45*? CheseGScmb77^ Cernflakes- 35f!Syiup~ 3 9 ^ old son, Larry, of Woods Lane, Mrs. Warren Little, Mrs. Gar­ due and payable as of July 1, later. In the early Elghfth Cen­ 9-ug. sIm A charge of using a ear with­ wCMckm af *• Sm S S -r -M - Morrfmalfciwi 1-». rkra M O' NOi ____ have returned from a five-hour land Reedy, Mrs. David Rob- 1965. Interest will be charged tury, Empress Gemmyo had I C O LD C U P S bins, Mrs. Norbert St. Msutin, out the owner's p>ermission hike to the summit of Mt. on all delinquent payments at many co]^ r and some silver | Coupon good at Mrs. Thomas Small. Mrs. ligainet Thomas Mayo, 18, of WITH W h T « — ’“ ' i l A O . C o « a 0 3 — •I’* CurrisaW M laS-^ Cofffao ------Washington in the White Mts. the rate of one-half of one per coins minted in Japan. Thomaa Welles. Mrs. John Wile, Hartford Tpke., was nolled. vvlla 1 IIIKN ...... m '” f9 T g r thSm tyri-TZ-«H* Iv.rM4y kyPawPMi cf New Hampehire. They start­ cent per month fn6m due data. THIS ANY MOTTS SUPfB MAIKIT Mrs. Dexter Woodman, Mrs.. William St. Louis, 17. of COUPON COUPON LIMIT - ONE PE ■ «A/.ILY ed at Base Camp, foUos^ng the Hartford, was bound over to The Rev. Champe 'Vlsito HOMES ADDED SINCE WAR| Coffee'—C o f f e e Batteries 2>»‘^27f! Saluiiea------•^-59f? I Frederick Young and Mrs. Em- The Rev. and Mrs. Howard C. LONDON — British oontoac- CoupoHexpiresSaturday,Jslf 3rd, 1965 "Jewel Trail” up the steep fOur I est Zanotti. Tolland County 3up>erior Court \Mild Cure, PortecM and four-tenths mile hike to the after pleading not guilty .to Champe of Bloomfield, former­ tors have built more than 4.51 ADULTS ONLY emm— re 'eeewd ealy m piirrtm c* I m Httaa I Grade 5 girls assisting with ly of Hebron, called on rela- million of the kingdom’s 17 mil- Hd.ko«. summit. Temperature at the the program: Anita White, Lin­ breeUring and entering. A 5one/ess Ammeiiia 39f! Corn Oil base was a humid 87 degrees, charge qf larceny was nolled. Uves here Sunday afternoon. koB houses and sMirtments | Brisket Syiup 9 7 ^ da Wilson, Susan Woodman Mr. Chanty, retired, is Interim sines World War n. ^bllc au­ dropping to 30 degrees ivear the . and Denise Pelletier. He is being held at Hartford X peak. There were tali trees at State Jail. preacher for the summer at the thorities paid for more than half | Party EnroIlnMttt Broadview Congregational' the oonstniction. the base; however, on the cUn^ ! Registered voters wishing to iFroten Food DepU up such teesened in height and affiliate with either polKical CANADIANS TAKE TO FLATS above the timber line, disap­ party, or thoee wishing to OTTAWA — Omadian accept­ UBtY Ot np TOP peared com pletely. They sj; 5... . ' . y ^ ^ change political affiliaton, may ance of rental housing has in­ CORNED ?s S f the night at the summit hoi m urr d r in k s vi do so Atom .noon to 3 p.m. Fri­ creased. More than half the sHoaamwLMiv In the ravines, they report day when the registrars of vot­ homes are multifamily units, r/ ' " r ' and snow for sUding was avai ers have an enrollment see- whereas a few years ago only Ju ly 4th Specials LEMONADE able. Descending was aboa akms. a quarter were, a oonstniction HEAD WMTi. mac. lacAUXui 12^99 ^ *’ l | • « 4 . - ? ^ , *- ¥ the cog railroad. Larry is a Mrs. AiMta Hamblett and authority reports. member of the local Boy Scout CUT I 10< a x . b n n sI T roop 57. SfrincMli 10 ''Legloa Picnic 18 ft. FLAGPOLE S T A IH U ^ STEEL I (Whole Eriflket S5c, 10 Lb. Avg.) lb. I Green - Chabot • lUchardson I 1-tx.lMnt I Post. American Legion and its Complete BAR.I.Q SET P e ta te e s ■JuRofcMN^CaT 10 I C o lcl C ap* Juici Drink Auxiliary, have their annual picnic meeting at 6:30 p.m. July Dairy Dept. O m e le ts OnOL vSnULML 0880001 Drinks ; 4<«»>~*1 t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VACATION Tel-O-Poat Flagpole •2 . 9 8 LAND O' LAKES CAMP and FUN SUPPLIES Flag and Hardware ShOp-Rlte Blitter ■68'^ Pineapple Juicer.^ D e te rg e n t c8St%lA%i«-«49F CROqUET SETS ' LOaCcri WHNI. IM M . UM*MM1 DINim CANOPY 4 20" RREEZE 80X Circus D rin k s •— 4**^’*^^-*1 Shopdiite H uff y >SHS&« *^9? Bakery DepU Comm flMM P*rpw rw a WH M. ria- J Ymi G*t MORE . ^ *8 . 9 5 Seeds ^ Car, and Pay LESS 11 a X 12 f t ^ h Complete with 6 aiumlnom ""‘• 1 9 . 9 5 BIm c Ii Mustard 7l*-A9^ Ransh------3- — n M&MCandy 39«* a at AUTO OIS- Blueberry Pie W iS 49*? WhyPayMwaT rres«w ,CM*e*e ■ O a A a n t -m . «a fc ON Iball rW |ar a COUNT HOUSE. poles, stakea, rapes /and • 1 4 . 9 5 BUHER Cuwsy Foam- 65^ Seiip---- Crab Meat— ~99i Mayeiiiiaise-36^ ^ loe.i SPRITE Qaarten OnionRalM 25f to! m—aPiMmri* Plp*«p»»» N” it«0f(T« D.I M«M« l-A. |an Oval twr FlaifW *'>« 4aa. taas TENTS Delicatessen DepU SlicMiaaata2-41i« Pea Food------3 -»l SPINNING REEL BAR-a^-ORlIXS lb. Am*t. MenheMillew 111^ IS 9 O N m o v y p O y RSiO . m B J IN STOCK Canned Ham 4—*3- SlJ~ySt«.f.3-»1 PuH CoelxIaa 4>H Royoelds wna 49f* •3 . 1 9 •5 . 9 5 M W r . p ’r i . n UOa 1-a. pkat. Ohia*a w Zm I • 1 WESTERN STEER BEEF— B e le g n a HYORAM'S CHUNK *4 9 f TARPS Candy Mis M^Jidleid 3^^ ^ •2 4 . 9 5 \ iuvinxs bvAtniiMNT M u s t e k - •-•-IOf Wwappla 4-89» 19 Os. Dock SPINNING RODS ' 'W i 98A9 np ' 3 ' From f2 Up WHOLE BoHedlicHn a-59' THERNOS lUOS ■ SLEEPING BAGS** AND Virginia Ham »^9^ TSLESCOraW AUIMMUM POLES Health 'Beauty Aids PIdiric Wotor Coatoioan, 1,2* 3* 5 GoL IC E C H E S TS SHOULDER StMcr Sraitti S O L F B A L U CPMt Yo^li|MMt0 pmSy'iu J|7 ^ T r t a s v r e r AW MATTEtSSfiS - ...... $1.99 op 8 a y » > - FOOT LOCKERS ...... $7.99 op 8 0 L F O M T S WATER miERS •Ahnya A CWMOB FOLDING C O T S ...... $5.49 vp SPRINKLERS ■slaeMsa a* W as A t a - — ALL THE UTTIE CAMP OADOET9, TOO — S A S a i L L S CLOD j ■whiles — Cadillacs, Gamp Tsasten, Sisal Kopa, MfloB Cord, Watorprootlng, AND SAVMJVGIS A T AM L MOTT*S StlPEH OHsu M it s . Ckpvrq- Oranunatt Makars, Stakes, Alcohol Heaters. Cook flats BPMMBfIr Isto. FoiAi (V m Naasa LaMarw. UFB VESTS aM1 BOAT CUSHIONS. M i U T S Irl^^^aMsa^vM It) at D I«C O C M T ^ ^ U R D E N H O S E J525 1269 M U O ffir ^ Haadqwartara too for •>iii MIAIIYAVL n t e a FARMINGTOBAVL, A U T O ROAST .Epna. FANS-xBlKES MANCHESTER PLUMBING 14 Lb. n r DB and SBB vABmnr UKB you*VB D I S O O U N T NBVBB SBBN IT — OFBI DAILY TO 9HW F.M. & SUPPLY CA V R E l AT PRICK! 1 H O U S E , I d a ‘ ERNEST LARSON, Prep. MANCHESTER SURPLUS SAUS CO. .w p i M OELtm ^EAST 63| OMtotr 0 t. 643-w n Idfl N. MAIN STBBBT A t Dspot Sqbara WE GIVE dtPT GREEN STAMPS OpanN Itas TBL. d 4 B -m i . Mmiibari UNICABD 877 MAIN STREET--«IAl!rqSB8TER PUCES EFFECnVI IHIttS, FRL aid SAT. d L A n X H a M ^ P g f f j e^4K>M BAY jthtB

9 IIANCUBSTEB BY^IOTG HERAW>. MAMCHEailEB, W EpNfflAY. ^UNE 80, 1965 gKNcm rraat e s ^ & m i n o h s s l k l b ^ 8 0 , i 9 6 i

ISehrmarm pitrtied for Craedeett toot week, a n d 8 .1 i>er cent a lahea BantotaMVO'^to Gtaifg* Street Changes" badaon and Kent Rlcbardaon, technical aaaistance propa up i n M . M a t - vioe-preeldenta; Undo Heck, and Craig Jenaen for GAH. much of the Congo’s functiom, Jobless Claims y e a r a g o . J. MeteaK and liSlaa aecratary treaeurer; and Mi- must stay for yeara. If aU of Bridgeport ranked 'tost to the oidf, properly at * Mkigarat Sought bjr TPC Psychiatrist Maaoheater Bvealng BeraM Continue Drop s t a t e t o s t w it h 3,528 R d . " ebaal Waaon, program chair­ thia Mppang. one ermrt saM, Admlatotratorto Deed man. B e l t o n aubatltiito oarteaiwa- ‘Thbxw^may- .be a viable eoono- . JUbart R<.ACartto, admtoto -F- Schpoh Ust Othera JnitaBad ae repreaen- dw t, Sae Gorton, tat 0 1 0 . 1 1 0 6 ^ •am Studio Must tbem pbym eht oompenaation t i w t o r a t the aatada of Iren* C . torttoa to me ohorch’a loom- - I - aioB baa vobed tbraa yaeomman- m Art Fo«dd be lalau JUad in MaiKtaeaUr and Martto. to BiMkiMi aitoaona Me Abfi Poet, Rob­ snmiildhd‘w 4 nifibcle. . Mbndhtotar ratathad Hs UQi dtatosto for eedeB by die tosviye Sfiidetitt cm to |ha atota )art Weak continued a p e ^ t e i t a i g atate’a So of- e r t ! dtoapbaS, Raymond W ar- 3illl^tto|ilili•b0t 'i '^ hoaid of dkaetora Says Curtis n, JSbrtt WtatlMr, Soaaa Congolese Hide 4p dbo|^v0b< ^ ^ fic a a i' Mm. tttS*4UMb H u n t e r . to'tdS ^ iblStt^ m 1 Aueiptassba of a dead to get tta Hattra Rra. And iftpacbod il^ iBweft'pofatt of Ibe WtoMar Jopspb flbup, ^ BOU,TWOOD (AP) - Miovla HoMr Roll SpeCb) Maaa Ailing Ecnnoniy Hob Rd., h Mm rtraat; toadtag hop R to;7lvAiblioa^e»d,V ^^rtudioa couM rave themselvea a A months' tntaid B ba will be Public Reewds te*n MtiNaS it to tb e to a ^ v«bt of grief, not to mention mon- VW jr'Coor Bottnn 9« a n ( ]M o - oelebrated Friday at 7:80 pm , (Cenibeed Ira n Page .ped by a httla' over two per cent aonHa Lutheran Cbniuh. wtocb will ba bust a rtsw Pfcm- p la i p i r * t m o a g t b » mamben of at S t Xaurtoe’e Chnwb, Botton^ c a d w b r a 18 IlM tbte bat week. -BuOdbg PanaSb iae Faractauta «anfe^^ ay, rays heavy thinker Tbny M ing to that Premlfr MMe .B^uitTBURO (AP)-Staaa 196 W arraatee Daeda 3 ^ - JL - ttM C h m « t U H -lAo teatawf for Kih Barbara Straff. atata taanutaetursra are tblitit- A . total of ' 8 1 2 . penona ffled To G&tga dkdtor, fm Frank A Anceptasioa of land from *OHtia, If they wouH tamiily Wra Jarvte W ba . TMiombe atteds the beat chanaa topbSy (tnaluding^ 1 0 1 . in th e Davkf J. Maadn^and Batte M aort. aMeitathme to ibrtlSng at Abaasidar Jarvta t°jim m lt,an ttMk* a% (^M at hag abbot antertng tha tapqri Mason p> Manuel Darrtufiudvb rertdant paycMatrtat tor the the Jarvla ttaun achieved a m provtdthg tbia. iW efcvtila taranfOh) f a t th e w e e k 1 1 Orohaid S t, M 4 0 0 .; aatanafcin of Thtanpabh S t U M uM M Ur H fli OcfaoellMt mailcet, tha Connecticut R e f^ ^ '' and Blsnoa .Barrktousvo prop­ ^aetore. t o 1 vliBtory over Oolumbfa \ The rabelUon m qS epddd endbig June 26. otanpared wtifa Th R . B . HaMamon, fmoa at al Bhtport BxpaitBlon OauDcU, ah' e r t y a t -1 1 4 Prowpeot S t A Abandonmawt o f em l por­ Df. Bgkt «( Monday. Ran Shapialan pitched ted the Oonihat araen mads t i i « 046 wito had filed during the le to MddlngT You can’t to S 21 tion of Windsor S t wMcb-rtais tftree tdtter, and struck Bounced ^Thraday. waok endmg. JuM 19 . Paul P . Ftono 'to Sldwardo B . ,ymire. Cuttie to so gifted with the t fM B i eslf-cu(ti«tont —■ t. ttatrab aunw ComeM, to mike jj,f*.b that he could aeU a red, tAtnr'hcjr' awfht IM w rt Banractb, 1 2 . Ctolg Fepin and Bob IncenUvas far taeatga tovest' Jaaiaa Jfi. KfUey, exi Ctolma Sled 'Sabugbout ‘ the Oontrerto IKU, OonUaras, ave eecrStary j,of the council, told property at 98 L e n m S t . It poosiMe for MW ^argument about oompany-patd Jcbn MdDMnitt, John 8 e - got ode. Defensive standout vraui aid and material — th^ utmed rtMip'li'.'Xtoe-moadt' drive to oonipared to tSe 2B ,040 c to lm s Carolina A . Vtoltoi property, at 177,000 square foot O*M0r De- h—tin, aad C b m flouthetUn. Jhn Tracy, piaylag aeeond. States, Britain, Betgtunf, booet Comactlctit’a rtqport trade repottod diM ng Che correspond' 4 18 Spring St otaitea havs- pasaod-bwa blow ­ paychtolry for pe^rmera, ing apeclal organtaatione to partinmt Store, ...^.you’re inclined to aee a craay Abn gTCduaMBr m m Kent Oroekatt W ba France aM West Germany In had abocewjied Ite goal. tng period last year. Caroline A . W hit* 'to Rob­ ert UCUeton too„ property at guarantee eommerelal bank Ihe hoard «Sl. act on the ...„kind o< logic. Basf^ O m lM oli. Mchardl In the minor league l a s t particular — nulst oontlnM aM The' cobii^ had hoped . t o In­ 'Hie rate of igmired unemploy­ throe reoommmibtkme at its Sotma Canioua, Rax- terest 200 istafe manufeobirere ed .dropped to bin per cent m 4 18 ^ r t n g S t Mana for oottiga eduoamw on “ NlnESty per cent of the prob­ evening, Croclcatt; Agency de­ for a long Uma. July 6 maatlng. "Howdy, folks! Tike ns on ygor plciiiei Robert Oofinler, feated G AH Paving 20- 4 . D a v i d The United fjlations, wboaa In entering {he export toarket. thoi atato from 2.1 p e r c a n t Manuel Barrlonusvo and the InstaBment plan. lems caused by acton on a pic- RnnOaD C M *, Oregoty X>«ryer, -.tu ra could to cured with the m SOUTH WINDSOR We’re Ats of fnn. We’ll temiit yoar OKf ' Fo iM t, n»T»n*ia Oeor- help of a oompetent head- Hnrrtnt Qrahherr, Donia Mvlnker,” he eaM. tites, thrill your taste hods snd qnendli j t r t t t k i , Y l m o t t a 'y O r o a e , “ Allow me to give an exam- y made life ao rolaerable llor ev­ DOUBLE STAMPS trteb P orebbon, fChren Prin- erybody on the art that we were EVERY WEDNESDAY d t e . C a i a o n . R a o M '- S b e r r t a ■■ '1: TNTI Taste “N* Thrift. . . that's what you get any­ all glad when A e went hack to GRADE A. MEATY, PLUMP RaopeH, Jyhn. > . Roberta, time you serve. A&Ft own good brands Theta HAMS arriving at 11. Jbaaae Roab A n * d U**«B. flna-quality foods ar* dapendabla at can be . . . masiMiK! “ The point here to that Mari­ JhniDa SoabMa, Jiboa -Stevenr PuaMvaly Na Canlaf SHcaa RauMvad lyn at that time woo too late to all money-back guaranta^ to plaasa. Enjoy soma aahJtMba IM bM . OW » Te> n«m The Shank HaM Or IwN HM Of AAP Hama to raved. But if someone had o f them this waaki / •' tried to reason with tor eariler GRADE A MEATY W MPilU JWMf in her oareer and tried to ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ SKINLESS, SHANKLESS, DEFATTED rtralghten her out on why A e FRYING Ai> the Manohealer • w«a tote. A e might not have ■ tk ^ l fUal aaM b^ June A&P SUPER MARKETS SHANK HALF bad oh that troUbto.' ‘ theTiam m CMaga Key wa# Stardom, he continued, «MibMed. to ZitaUa Banter, hlaas Op«n 'til 9 p.m. Thurs. AvFriday Semi-boneless presents constant preosuree, M HM «. ttw era* 'aelected f£ M «h hoMna on tUs and that. It was too ^r^yfm m ^AiuAbiE c o u p o n anra aiwanlal to Jeon Peace. SUPER-RIGHT, AU MEAT, SKINLESS m uA for me to handle. Abo on the honor roH war* “ For a period of three or tour m a M I , B a r b a r a M 1 CENTER SLICES lb yeara I was In analyato, at­ Robert BuMatfieUt FRANKFORTS tempting to find a way to deal CUTjlP lb. 33c Rento Chibann, KaM i Oen>««^ wlA what was happening to me. tar, Oretal Ooto, A n e Gauthier WHOLE HAMS Ttot treatment helped me and Bathtaea Geer. S s F o S O g o n greatly.’’ 2 0 « O F F AbOh Pnneb Oeer, Karat ir a r a RFG. i thoSMbox 5 .2 .6 9 Veottgee of two traumas re' GRADE A PLUMP BM a ieaa Hoar. Bebqr Bun- $100 i f . 2 ^ 3 $ . 2 ^ 2^ ^ 2 f . 2 ^ 2 i^ . main from hto early days at tar. Donna M e m , V a r y A n n Univerral, he admitted; WWam MMreertra, De- Cn u n # # ( 59 1. He was Imgged by being ON ANY RB.CAK OF COFFEE hocab b b a r, rad Gary Mortan- King Crab Logs ^99* herded with otoer young playara Save 77 to to put on pubHc display tor GOOD WBD., THURS., FBI., SAT., JULY 1, 2, g Abo, Doran Papb, Debonb Whiting »29* HAOY-TO-COOK vtotUng Aeater men. 7V> thia — AT ABMATA’S A SUPBEME FOODS ONLY — Potebenon, Kalhto btath, Jana l-LB., S O Z.— 8'' SIZE S alm on *mvi*iTtPwmn« is^g^ dky to shuna being bunched Btatanaon, John W arfei, Cbetyl FRESH CRAM A wMh actors ‘ like a goldflA’ ’ at Ik Webb and Ueifc Wintfaer. Stoomlng Clams nOKOUT » 23* pubMc events. Bi the aentar Mgk dMatai iWETT earoem w * YOl* APFiE «B 2. He dtaUked coming on a set (Gradea • and 1 0 ), Ngh bonora 10 anrim p m.iwtuKs m ■ *00 a n d finding Ae omnera already ■wen attained by Jonla Hanir iMt-oatr amstiotoi VANIUA AND AKORTiO HAVOM TURKEYS TURKEYS In ptace tor the ecene. “They QYRS. WITH BACKS mnfmdk aK\dt JJM m R o a e . did that to oava time in oU Ae Bopaora wara amarded to John C h o M a S H o M "•"■51* miarval ka Cruotn crummy ptetures I was in at Boaborth. lOchoel Debney, Barb9€U9 Favorlfosf •TO A Q € ftTrt,’ ’ to M i d . “ Now if I fin d A U MEAY Nancy Lgmn Dobn, Brian EJd- b A e camera is prsset, I walk off. KBAKUS POLISH g e i t o n , P m A Bbnora Tom FYed- MIX or MATCH More piiilR Values Owck FHIst StMk »t9* i £ . 5 5 ’ 14 LM L E§W You can’t teU how a scene do, Buaen Gae, and Rodger should be abot until A e octora SKINLESS CANNED G r o a n . ' JAM PAim — OKANGI HwhSlMk ^99* rAearse It; t e t ’s the oiily way lb. can Abo, Gnig HateMneohi, M ery I’ll work.” WESSON HAM R b r. Tony RiryealrtEi, John CdH. Stsok aam-M-m OAer actota suffer tar mora FRANKS IxsfnranX JbdUh Lodi, John CooU m S-'T* ChiffsH Cskt m AE* MORREU'S CANNED HAM oeverety. Itaigo Mafctbewa, OtsswJ Cbsek »79* “ For instance, Mario L«nra,” ALL MEAT . - CHUNK L W and ttaor toaiiHi ettaoe eakel he cited. “ Did anyone try to ICaxweB, Arne Mkwr SANDWICH CRCME fkaiabatomlnA COmdJr Oimlda n mm Mwi ijlianna m ner. TWIN PACK UOlHIMKO #fMKot ffORon » I stt 3<^2.99 5LIVERWURST Pepb, Babda Raiaxzl, Lynn LEM ON, PUDRE, BUTTERtCOm i, HiPOOTtD V CAM WgRFT RUey, Fat Smith, Nancy Stnifl Potato Chips SD'" fflain Summer Shrimp SaM You’re inclined to toy wiA A e M A C A R O O N , C H O C O U T E , omwat. X o ilid a ^ ’ CXirUs propoeeJ, conjuring a and Jonathan Treat. OATMEAL PEANUT SUTTER Tape for d ^ or jnut plain aibblinfl u99* JoiibsSWnp »U9 c TASTY — FRESH QM ffwwtB SIe 6t Turkoy Roll goateed Viennese sitting on F u a O id w id movie arts between Ae script GM Soout Oadette Troop 600 Chuck Stoak "•**» ugg’ JM m i Skrlnf naMt4J9**99^ win iday bartcetbaU and volley giri and the sound nUxer. The lRasFsn^E 2 5 ^ r 6 9 * CALIFORNIA, 9WBT, JUtCT JUM90 9121, S8lfT lAtINO cannot wafer them because JUGS PICKLES 4I O . J i r 49c tbe-M t Hannan SrtuM, faaa AMPASf lALMtm C tlBJAB2 9 ^ Orannes Honoydow aMM m 59^ Conneotlcut — along wlA As DRINK LEMONADE . been named to the 10 6 4-6 6 h o n ­ rest of New England—may to A«P Whok-bean Coffee eafce SWANSON’S or ran. Donald, the » o a o f t h e S ts fM O IK rtt M.TAM SEFBICJAR w headed for a serious drought. HOME SPUN Rev. and lira. Abram W . 8 a a > ANN PAGE M M IY PMC Conneotlcut U fe Magartne, out 3 9140 g r a y, paator of the U n i t e d jfw Moaej, and you eqjoy big, Sm dwlcli Sprsod »—«* 4 5 * Saturday wlA Tbe Herald, PAPER BONED CHICKEN ifelbodlat Church, la among 16 2 maps the etato’a major reaer- 6 o z. r C honor atudente, In a student OaJai isllili “ J** 3 9 * Toln and A e condition A which b o d y o f 606, at the independent frah, wonderM (MIn M HOUYWOOD NAKINS CAN loriMCMSoucd ^ **r 4 9 ^ Aey began what fmecasters aeocndaiy a«diooL NEW HOME PK 6 . o « 1 9 ‘ expect to be a dry aummer, and flipiearr Sebod Opena m ------A M A f f CANDY BARS SWEET U FE FlaTor...fre8h-groiiid layer IMNI 9 M m K m W f p m c a o o t s ^ I axplaina why a national weaA- Bottob’e drat eummer echool REGULAR 4r change may spoil ttw stafe’a POTATO CHIPS analon opened w ith OOatudentai Paptr Nspkiiit 2 « < « w « 3 r CHEERI AID ASSORTED FLAVORS 6 PKC8l9^ huh landscapes. PHILA ■ RAFT ABOERICAN DBLUXR liid uding non • reeidenta from Mayonnaise yot cant get in a can... 1 Q i r a i t J m f Sava Up 7 0 Z TiM statewide magaalne LAKE OBGHABO FBOZEN - - 12 cm. CREAM CHEESE Andover, South Wtndaor and Hof Papsr C u p s 5 9 * vlaiita two Coonecttcut hirtorlo CHEESE 8 Oz. Pkg.i SLICES 8 Oi. Pkg- M C Wtafgdag;. Cbeew bictlib xead- at a^TBrioe. O&C POTATO STIX T a 4 a CAN events, the Strawberry Festival Psptr Pkrtsi "« w - 4 9 ^ CREAM 5 Iny Improvament, arMhmetto be Sultana Froxan-Chiefcan, at D e^ River and the lOOA ImiinDvement, and a Junior tatgh OFF AMID 4 MELIOW W n Paper mTCMncNAM (Mrrstu 2 3 * Turkay,Baaf 4 ^^6 9 * Yale-Harvard Regatta on tba PIES (or CARDINAL RfD JUMIO — REAL MG CULYIVAYED swm A nNDOt. etn ^ Ug ■BdrtAortor ' MM------■ ---- SLt m||e 10U M E A T PIES TTiamea Holding a big bowl of Sranmor eiarton w S| \MEKW 9m Vrl^M fl lAO^ too vT A A E A T M I k l l k I B D C BaaiF, Chlekon,Turkay, 14e t m Q C BtrawtocTies, tba cover gtrl’a IS Ady Sbd. Ibera wiS be no I l / l l a l w E K d 'H a m , AAaatlf, Sails pkg w V smile la a* bright as the sun­ eenSon JiSy Olb becauea of the Ann Page, Creamy, Crunchy 1 lb 8 oz 7Sc Eight O’clock O i o r c s a l 5 “*** 3 f 1 0 “ ■ *‘ 6 5 * shine that followed A e rain A U FLAVORS Indcpendenoe D ay hoitday. O l i p d r A l a N a which poured over Ae Horvard- Cantaloupes Blueberries Q I M M I W 8T B Peanut Butter 41^ Yale varsity race Ae day be­ CORN I of tba bok of eo- fore. The picture story reveals GRAPES Am Pag* Kttehop 3 » « * ^ 8 5 * m rrn n a m i^ aSbOISgl tatoTMt On WITH TOAAATO SAUCE 100 acme of tna behlnd-Uie-aoaoaa P g g I Mvaimtint 3 m iKCM e3 7 * EXTRA ElAID STAMPS . ZAREX SYRUP the part of etudenta and par- ■m______2 LB9 0 Z ^ C tradationa o f tha ooUaglata ante wnignod. Kappaanittbt s73‘ V/I7H THK COUPON AND YOUR $S-W OR MORI PURCHASI' DB i N I I a n n p a g e c a n a t n m m a t tha inaanb and atu- C a p O r i n t s S ^ couroN aeoe iNaouaH satwdat, wit t, ism The rtoafaig aaaalA c f the denb bad nada ptana lor tba S n . w t 2 J S uwr ONi C0U90N e a ciotouisl not aooD rot loaAcee LegiolaituN waa hectie and hot, eunbM rprtar to the approval of Chill Sauci AAP Crsmi OoM t • n m j f *nd voclfarourty ruraL Gon- I t oz. \> C c Ik the pmspnara by Sw board of Mustard Ralish AAPWMttTvM 1 ToeeANs i m nactisut lifo eovara A a hlstorie 0 9 ' o o „ elosltw hours aad analyaea Um who taMi to araS Italian Drassins “"«« « j« 4 9 * MCHAFULMOOnD M i. IM gains the OOP made from the Of Ih * aarrteaa of lesuRa. 4\ f o r t h a i r Frufich Drussln^ "^39* WE REXRVE THE RIGHT TO UNIT OUANTITiES mmambooaa For Om part five years, folad Drusslng **•'**■ Rod Grdo 75* rm mm luvoms fouo WHm doppi Straimil EIa^WEEGra^WwwoiJ ‘Orat” tMnga have been hap­ by eUtog ^ acbqol ofSca. 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VmCw TWBVTx ^AlT6fettoiiEt» BV^WP^ MAlfeHBftffctt; odiffly w ^ MANCHdSr^ EVKNING HERAUDI. itAkCBBSTER^^^i^ '^M lb^DAY, JUibi 80, 1968 PAOt ...... 1iM|-aaiiii. I.A U | ina iwas- iWnnilali «<• < nritaii'ii iHW.iia ij^ LRTLI 8P0R1S BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE iHtli MAJOR H o m e DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB ,S o Pr«*4y. for Tot* Trf CUy — Venum CirtJm At W o K R a n sf An»wtr to ?r»vlou» ? jjg « VMM.V N*M«ISi«l OeTTSV FM e BeOS H srs < lo ^mm s Pick up enough ovea-fTsah K A TES SPORTBWEAll, • nn tatUry□ Bargains ROLLS % your hotdon and Specialty Shop at Vern— __ hamiiburaa fWnn EM’S BAKE d a has VACATTOM TOGS UME ONJI ATATMMOVtt.ANO . «*N" ^ SHOP,>P, TO City SiMplag Plasm are tope to faihlnti end fhhrta ««T W'U- A4Tt^ lio iy . AS wins Into your flatic haskst Try some on. Whatever yegr N O seM estsd Listed by ^ oooklaa,. t r i l t . batS sad iloto end plena ere. yonH weak f«_A. tvm «OIHlB*i CW6Ra 5^>«2S^*WeWN6 MBTMOO. nersd.wsrki^ uirer dsUefoue goodtas from EMTl .cbe aaiartly itrisasd for the BAKE SHOP, OPEN SUNDAY fmi and fellowshto of suannsr. Ain> MONDAY, JULY 4 and afBTSM UCCD fy ■Mfsonoo KATES SPORrawiBAR ban SMtRKm«TD (MBPMW pOR s nii»i«i **sL tnir 6. This summsr remember that SWIM - AND - BEACH WEAR BUGGS BUNNY -reiBAI. CCBSAf/UM.VIA«.t; ISAtanhsaY when H’e too hot to bake (and (Tbrry Cloth shifts end robse) frisnd (Hba iSw» even when it isn’t) tnet the also the Btay-freah, pachabiB ReCAULllVnMB X*. U“OM —«* SPMdtefa aiCdUais NDelal State” sr^fiiriHi tedy SBarlitB n rla d SSAbrnM Saxnre |toree ',4roimfl Totm flamUy to wholssonM desserts DRESSES (dark ahiiera traa- /B U w O ^U B ir II MSosB^nms bar lOTrlm (anal) . Silhouette Rotes! from EM’S BAKE SHOp T you altlonal dottons) and sleeveleai LL P C NW iSls (eomb. S7WltlidrM 0 9 S t S L . ^ II Mr. Qantoer. Mam Street Stores Boslness and Fun couldn’t make them of finer to- BLOUSES to help you look ■nuT fam) myiteiy writer MOnattiwsfae 9Wie a Boa the WoiWn Falrf T Thooght of You’ eO pn All Day RMy 4th atol tth grodlsnts yourself. band-box crisp and cool arouMl H i MIMtdMl MBofS ___ par (A l FIANO’8 RESTAURANT, onI It’s godd to know that 9(«4 UAtomRIs fsnUty ISFatnutaananM Every dayto and Sunday at Just one leisurely e t r o 11 the clock. bsvtrtM eOJavnnaaatrsn Route 6 and 44 In Bolton Is de LENOX PHARMACY, 2B9 East iN-na DOWN SSExamina NYoussflrt, R;35 aJB. a bos laaves from through YOUR GIFT GAL­ Never throw aw ;^ the good WINOCMtf S3Tlu«aii , the Tloliiity of OLOBB TRAV­ signed and equipped to ac- Center Street, wlU „ be' OPEN parts of sn oM casnille oed- MOr^rtd IMaUier of nceovnte asDoMin; aim LERY on the main floor of Wat­ oomnodato merry party or ALL, DAY ^ ''SUHD.____-> A Y A N D Hot weather brings penpira' MCAM SIStupId psnoR aiHaroie EL SERVICE, M6 Main Street, kins and the names of your a al spread. Qit several dtah rags tion stains. TIm M rsliabis STfIrssh, u asst Caitor and buslneas mi :. Juat tell them Mo n d a y , from s to s, t^ WHxr n i ^ ' f a s « ’ ItaUtat (lUnD 47Vsntura directly to the World's Fair and friends pop into wind. You’ll from It, and you have tioms and still excellent way to ra- SSeaflt SSCanyon bnuUi MFaarfnl (aotaiL your needs thej^ try to boHday .weekend, for jOur con­ ITMS?y n n a tfsta faml cks pasnenKwra up at 8;1B for see so jmany Just-rl|^t items please. You call depehd ,6n de- with bust In sn^iberB. The move each stains from waahebto M Harry SAlatkaidty III aiimr ,e return ride to Manchester, friends pop into mind. You’ll venience with needed picnic heavier the tufts, the better. germenU Is to saturate the MOraapw STbrown aS SSAmarican |7.00 round trip. Let’s go! licioua menus, iKxqiitable serv­ suppUea (briquettes, charcoal MMata point SOrlantel porqr cnrteoBlri " 2 0 ? e that inspire you to say ‘Tt made ice, everything to make your Hghter, paper plates) - phis From some of the remainlM atato area with a good I® SI urant STWheys of mDk A Tropical plant SSLocationa ihe think of you." YOtfll material, make furniture poK taiampoo and wash as usual. 54 Soak Sat vMt to FIANO’S a real pleas­ beauty needs (sun gtaMMa, KAnnsr siwund 7Tsar SOlraiand B)rer add poppy seeds to but­ GIFT GALLERY is aUve with ure. Make It a happy habit to tanning lotion) to help you ac­ ishiiw mitts. From lighter r r i r n T IT 17 O IT n n r n T tered, iioodlasT Two to three color and sparkle. Wander up dine regularly at FIANO’S quire a golden, glorious tan, weight spreads, maks mitts to Good Feed and a Varto«y ef It teaspoons of the seeds will be and down the aisles. Weave RESTAURANT AND COCK­ wltHe keeping your skin soft protect your hands when weed­ After a slzsHng day, why not your way around the counters. ing end watering the garden. bring the family to JANE nr r r plenty for four aervlngs of thp TAIL LOUNGE. and moisturized: Here are the BOOdbM. Feast your eyes on the hand­ famous-name products (Skbread each and every offering. ’The and out of shape, remedy it by the painful after affects. FVw BGUBVE\OU stitching a heavy piece of cloth your relaxation and entertain relax, to soak up the sun, to SANDWICH SPBCIALTTB8. nOIOJUXIS.' YOU’RE BSRHA»,Hn' eubee and sprinkle with minced eiKdeest handwork from AI make new acquatotancea. NUT- AH now, qiaeioaa and attrac­ MAY HMC1HE OBVIOUSLY MILLIONS THEtCV A . IJT W chlvee. and reworking the buttonhole. ment, a ‘‘Obannel 1 Master" OB YEARS AiHEAD TIME FACTOR parts of the world is displayed TRANSISTOR RADIO brings MEX3 PHARMACY at Vernon tively eppototod, JANE ALDEN O B E A im H ! INVOLVED... at YOUR GIFT GALLERY, Nothing Refreahea Like Ice the world to your fingertips. Circle, has the beauty Ingredi­ FOOD SHOP la OPEN SEVEN 1ST a 5T ST 31 taveet Vacation Money - ■ -and For gracious entertaining, Widen your horizons LENOX ents that can 8{>tca up your DAYS A WEEK from 10 am . Buy a gift for yoiir home. for charming decorations, put a Oream It’s going to be a long, hot p h a r m a c y carries a com' summer life. NUTMEO PHAR­ to 11 p.m. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ST WATKINS, S65 Main Street, is plus in living. Shop TOUR summer. YouH want to keen plete line of BATTERIES for MACY wishes you a happy lioll- headquarters for furniture of GIFT g a l l e r y . Museum the youngsters cool and well transistor mdioe. Feel dell wim IM Ntw 8222 day weekend and make avail­ Be sure the lid on your nail quality. The Joy you get will pieces, stainless stee), ‘‘Belleek’’ nourished. Keep ROYAL ICE, clously . fresh and---- dainty------in fAH-O-RAMA lAyw. able for your picnicking con­ polish is on tightly, as it is air ST continue to give you comfort china, candles, gardening aids, CREAM In your refrigerator to , »Ptte of slzzHng temperatures venience, briquettes and char biat causes the polish to thicken. and pleasure whether it’s a toiletries, gounnet seasonings satisfy the summer yearning with an assortment "of SUM­ A delightfully cool summer coal lighters. Excess polish on the neck of 3T reading chair, a lamp, nest of and fine teas add up to shop- for something that can revive MER COLOGNES by Max Fac­ dress for tots of 2 to 6 years the bottle is what prevents 11m tables record cabinet or chest ping that satisfies. CONNE& and atrangthen. Hiere are so tor. Prince MatchabelU, Dor­ that has a three-tiered skirt and When sewing nylon, cut K top from seaNng properly. of draiwers. ■nCUT SOUVENIR ITEMfl are nnany delicioue flavors, so many othy Gray. Let the magic of pert bow at the neckline. with very sheip scissors, bests ./ a here. pretty colors, so m«my inter­ LENOX COSMETIC COUN- No. 8222 with Patt-O-Rama with very fins needles end sew Setting the Mood of a Party 48 ISO 1^1 After washing a glass In esting shapes. Get ROYAL ICE TB3R work for you without de­ is in sizes 2, 3, 3, 5, 6 years. Size with nylon thread. Nyton or any THE CAROUSEL, gift and warm water, plunge it Into cold Ih e first thing to do with that CREAM directly from the plant lay. You’ll be more lovely than 3, 1 \ yards of 45-lnch. sheer material may be best " card shop at Trt City Shopping water to which a handful of new boAUe of ink U to tk>e the on Warren Street, or from any ever and you’H have the moot To order, send 60c in c6lns to: over tissue peper eeeler Plaza, has i»per PARTY 8UP- 52 ataioh has been added. Drain bottom to a heavy blotter, ’The of the fine drug and grocery satlafying summer you’ve ever Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ meefatos sewing. PLIB23 for {rour summer enter­ and d ^ , then poUrii with a soft blotter win absorb any Ink that stores that carry ROYAL ICE dreamed. Shop LENOX PHAR- ning Herald, IISO AVK. OF taining. You’ll find NAPKINB, 55 BT 57 cloth. *rhe glass will have a bril­ happens to run down the side CREAM. You Can taate the | MACY. Have a love affair with AMERICAS, NEW YIMRK, N.Y. Eggs tfiouM never be wsehed PLATES. CUPS, PLACE PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER liant ahlne. of ihe bottle. difference. the sun. Buy "BAIN DE loose. before storing them to the re­ MATS, party matched with 5T W « r SOLEJIL." It kisses you with For Ist-class mailing odd lOe frigerator. H you do, yon wash sophisticated color and smart M M M ! S O A S I R L f f Note to new Cooks; If thait A solution of dry mustard and SniH> Up Vacation Fun color. The rich oils Induce an for each pattern. Print Name, away the natural protective design. Put everyone to e fse- HE'S Ncnr' so water poured into glass bottles Simply fill In the background ^ A R i> i^ «acrr HOVY TALKING-.... JUST custard sauce looks a bit on this border with cross-sUtoh- Your camera will cUck mer­ even, rapid suntan while keep­ Address with Zip Code, Style film that helps prevent sir and Uve mood. Get your party off Q I R L O N T M E D O Y O U LISTENING OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS *urrfly when you remove it from will deodorize'them after the es, end presto—you will have a rily over the long holiday ing your skin soft and moist. No. and Size. foreign odors from entering the to a flying start, fflcyrocket t P H O N E ! KNOW? II ^ heat, heat it vigorously and soluUon has remained in them weekend coming up. Stock up Salt water does not affect it’s Send 50c today for the Spring AelL Washed eggs’ will apoil your hostess rating. Sbra THE lovely slUiouette rose strip to efficiency. SAV, HOWOOVOU CUSTOMBItS uxm HIM X CAN DO M may anooth out a while. For stubborn cases, let trim wearables and linens! on enough FILM from the & Summer - '05 Issue of Basil quiokcr. ' ^ CAROUSEL. EXBnmoeLHLP WITHOUT.' HE BBOUOHT HIS < stand overnight. Pattern No. 2BM-H has hot- FALLOT STUDIO, 70 East Fashion—our con^ilato pottom uBASusiKiaee Biaev BANK BOR M B TO FISH That Braad-New- Dtplonia Iron transfer for 3% yds., of Center Street. Bring your ex­ Make-up Is the answer when magazine. WHBJvousaaiD OUT M V AAV, AKF 1 B U S T B D How proud you are of it Your mixer cover makes an posed rolls of film here to be you have a red noae and the OJSlOMMRe rr-N ow 1 doTTCoLue emergency cover for the head SVi" wide border design; color DBVE3LOPED. You’ll notice m em brane around your nose Maneheeter Parkade Storee A W A V iM A D THE TH IN S BACIC W hat a sense of accompUsh- of your sewing machine when chart. the sharp, dear difference. are threatening to apply for Should Insuraoee Btoeks UK»-mAT^ TDdSTHeR AdtAIN tneat it represents. Preserve To order, send 85c in coina to: Be Bought New? F»r Bann e r AUrnettvMnee i ‘ Diet and exerctoea play a ma* BOR NOTHIN' and protect It with a distinc­ you want to leave it open for a Rudolrh’s reindeer Job next while. ■ Anne Cabot, The Manchester Never use water to put out year. Use liquid or cream foun­ Ask any SHEAR80N, HAM- Even when the temperature Jor part to controlling teen­ tive BTIAME from WATKINS Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF MILL A COMPAhTY represen- ■oen, your heir wiB never age akin problems. Get plenty 7I 3 F- ART GALLERY, 15 Oak Street, a grease fire on the range. One dation Ughtiy to ’cover the In­ A small glass bowl placed AMI2UIlOAS, NEW YORK, N.T. method of smothering the flammation. Carry this during Utive for Shearzoa’a thoughts pr eeen t a Ump “wilteir’ look. 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Get Yenr Cor ALL-WEATHER GASOLINE ,SK.\KS R e a d y F o r 13th Pitchii^ Victory a v a i l a b l e a t T ra v e liiiB Surpasses Own Mark AmeMeen Leufue W. L. PM. OA. Cleveland 42 M .828 — PITTSBURGH (A P )— You’re pitcher Sammy El«t MANCHESTER AUTOMOTIVE CENTER NEW YORK (AP)—Sandy Koufax finally has over­ Minnesota ,.i 42 27 .214 and you’ve allowed (me run in 14 innings but two in­ taken Sammy EHlis. He’s also surpassed Sandy Koufax. Chicago...... 42 27 .602 1 nings later you’re in the clubhouse as your team loses. The Los Angeles Dodger ace recorded his 13th vic­ BalUmore . . . 4i 2i .682 1 Charge It On Your Soars Revolving Ctiorgo DetrMt ...... 22 21 .667 i How do you feel? tory in the National League ’.eaderk’ 9-8 triumph over ’I di()u C an C’ovinf on . . . C^u a I i (\ C osis i\o M ore' al Sc'arn Johnny (^nsbit and Dick Wa^ngton ..22 46 .222 II OUictnnatt Rede had lo o t 2-1 in Mt ball, 12 tainingB of Uhutout vlctoiy But couldn’tIdn’t getxet it. In. Stuart’s three-run blow. Kansas Qty . 20 40 .SM X ' StShd 'Cincinnati wdtind up' Ida-, is inriii^ to the Pittsburgh P1- baH, atruck out 10 and yleidbd tlieSday’s Results ing to Pittsburgh 2-1 in 16 in­ BRAVES-ME’TS— ratss in the first game of a twl- but four hits over the 14 inntnDa nings. The Reds c~me back and The Braves outlasted the Mets Minnssota 7, Chicago 2 night douUeheader Tuesday. ’ It was a matter of an inch,” won the nightcap 7-6. with the help of two errors b' Cleveland 8, Boston 5 ’The Reds took the second game BUM said in referring to Bob 3 DAYS O N LY... m winning his seventh Johnny Lewis and one by ChucI Baltimore 2, Detroit 2 5. Bailey’s two-out, ruri scoring straight game, Koufax com­ Hiller. Lewis’ first mlscue led to Washington 2, New York 1 When you’re bettllng that single wWch tied the'game In pleted a masterful month of the run that broke a 4-4 tie in Only games scheduled hard and pni’re not hurting you the bottom o2 the 13th.______j^tchlng. During June he wc i the sixth, Mathews scoring on Today’s Games six , times, one more than he Denis Menke’s sacMflce fly. Minnesota (Plels 4-1) ait Loe SEARS ever has won before in one Warren Spahn Sutlered his 11th Angeles (Newman 7-8), night t’< K ANI> ('() month. setback. He has won four times ago ((Howard r 4-4 and Pe- - T.ie 13 triumphs also are the (jne ters 6-6) at Kansas City (Shel ""“AH t said was' ^ ^ '/ Save Up most the 29-year-old left-hander don 3-2 and Talbot 5-4), 2, twi has had by the end of June. In Stool Bor Top Conion for Wido Hoom n l^ t 1953, Koufax won five games in Oevetand (MCDoweR 2-8) at ftStaifJto il»r tlfll;il|y«fS ttr taste? O ff Regular No Tradu-in Prices Carries boats, lumber, ladders. Rests Scan Pries June, giving him a 12-3 record Washington (Ortega 7-7), night en route to a 26-6 season. New York (Bouton 3-7 or Ham-. on rain jrutter, not on roof. No suc­ But it took Koufax the entire AMERICAN LEAGUE tion cups, pads or straps . . . shake- month to edge by ElHs, who hsis Alvls 14, Oonsalea S, Indl. IHon 0-0) at Baltimore (McNally blossomed into a sterling starter ans; Mantilla 12, PetreceJU S, S-S),' night proof clip locks carrier on. Gray, 60 y a A Detroit (LoMfch 8-8) at Boa inches long. POINTED REMARKS—Milwaukee manager Booby t>ragan argues with Um­ after spending last season in the Horton 1, Red Sox; Burgees 2, bullpen. White Sox: SnlHvaa 2, Tigers too (Morehead 4-6), night pire Chris Pelekoudas (left photo) over called strike at Shea Stadium. The The Reds’ right-hander won Howard 18, Senators. umpire remained adamant and added a few remarks of his own (right photo) his eighth game at the NA’nONAL LEAGUE National League before ejecting Bragan from the game. It was Bragan’s second ejection of beginning of the month, five Bolling 3, Mathewa 14, OUv- W. L. Pet. G.B. days before Koufax gained his er 6, Aaron IS, Braves; Cow­ Los Angeles . 45 30 .600 m ■ ... eighth. Ellis proceeded to reach an S, Hickman 8, Meta; OUBam anclnnaU ... 43 31 .581 No. 9 -six days before Koufax S, Roseboro 4, Dodgers; Peter­ San Fran. ... 40 32 .558 POPULAR ALLSTATE Younger Set and No. 10 one day before. son 2, Giants; Gonzales 8, Oa|. Milwaukee . > 37 32 .588 ]5,000Meter Runners Koufax then pulled even, each Uson 15, Stuart 12, PtalUiee. Pittsburgh ... 39 34 .684 winning hla 11th June 20 and his Philadelphia . 37 84 .621 NteW YORK (AP) — 12th last Friday. Each has lost Chicago ...... 38 82 .468 "WeU, I gotta see what three times. Signs with Cards St. Louis .... 38 41 .448 yin Helsinki Program some of the younger men In other National League Houston ...... 83 42 .440 m ■ . . - - can do," aald Oaaey Stengel. games Philadelphia whipped St. ST. Loxns (AP) — Dartmouth New York ... 26 60. .882 Hi Way Special So tke New York Meta’ Louis 7-1 and Milwaukee pitcher Ted Fridl hae been Tuesday’s Beeidta 5 HELSINKI (A P)^The world’s foremost 5-000-me- grinled old manager an­ trimmed New York 8-6. Rain signed to a St. Louis Cardinals nounced a pitching change contract. ’The 22-year-old right­ Los Angeles 2, San Francisco ^ r runners will clash here today in a field the like of washed out Houston and Chlca- 8 for today’s game against go. hander from Plttsftekl, Mass., {.which has hardly been seen even in Olympic finals. The wiUl be asedgned to the Car­ Philadelphia 7, St. Louis l NYLON TIRES J[^000-meter race is the highlight of the opening day of Olndnnatl: S5-year-old Tom Milwaukee 8, New York 6 Parsom Instead of Frank PntA’rES-BEDS— dinals’ Raleigh, N.C., farm ^Helsinki’s World Games in the Olympic Stadium. team. Friel had a record of 20-5 Pittsburgh 2-6, CtnclnnaU 1-7, Lary, who’s Si. Ellis gave up Just four hits In 1st game 16 Innings AI*Sttol Slat-Bettom Cor Top Corritn 2) The tcic of Ron Clarke, Mlchel<^ Stengel made the switch 14 innings but wasn’t around In three years ait Dartmouth. leJaiy and Bob SchiU aU have shortly after Tuesday Houston at Chicago, ppd, rain er champion Billy Mills, a when Roberto Clemente singled Fits cars or station wagons with rain Sean Price {^ tiered Ruaetan Vladimir Kuta' night’s S-S lose to DDlwau- home Bailey with the winning Today’s. Games Slated aeven-yaar-old world Marine from Oceanside, Calif., kee — a seventh straight Los Angeles (Osteen 8-2 and gutters. Heavy side rails and 6 sted as well as other top runners run In the 16th. Ellis scored the cord pn the distance, 13:30.0. setback for the dean of Reds’ only run, racing across as BASEBALL HEROES WllBiUe 1-0) a( CMcago (BOe bottom slats allow 250-Ib. capacity. from Britain, the Continent, major league pitehera, 4 worth 8-S end Rihl 8-2), 2 Australian Clarke, holder of New Zealand, Kenya and Japan. Fete Rose singled in the 18th. 41 X 35 X 7V^ inches. Rubber suction fpie current best world Ume at ysMT-old Warren Spabn. Rose batted in three runs in BATTING — John Roeeboro, Cincinnati (Tsltourie' 6-4) nt r At San Diego, Calif., lost Sun­ New York (Parsone-0.4), night cups. S s :26.8, has been under 13:36 the nightcap, the first writh a Los Angeles, drove la five Plus Tax day Mills ran a world record runs with single and homer aa Milwaukee (BlaMngame 8-6) letwo timea. Frenchman Michel 27:11.6 for six miles. third-inning triple and two more No Trade-in Cjezy, the recent 8 :58.6 mile First Ace with a single in a five-run Dodgers whipped San Francis­ at Philadelphia' (Burniingr 2-0) Required yw rld record man, has set a fourth-inning outburst. Pitcher co 8-3. night "jyiuropean record of 18 .’ll. KINKY First hol»-ln-one at the Red Joe Nuxhall also drove In two PITCHING—Buster Narum, San Francisco (Perry 6-6) at 6.00x13 Tubeless Blackwalls fjtmeiican Bob Schul, of West Rook Golf eSub was scored last runs with a single in the inning. Washington, checked N ew Houston (Farrell 6-2), night NOdilton, Ohio, Olympic UUe-hold- • • • York Yankees on five hits in St. Louis (Waritbum 4-6) at -- . -a Kinky leaders can ruin fish­ ymek by Bob Jaffee of South Bar on the distance, the other day ing, eepedally in fly fishing en the par three, 188- PHILS-CABDS— Senators’ t-1 triumpli. Pittebuigh (Law 8-6), night ■ran three miles in 13:10.4, which where leaders are gossamer and flfth hole. He used a No. Bo Belinsky stopped St. Louis 2^uals about 13:30 on 5,000 met- lengthy. Take out Unks k r Witnessing the feat on six hits, winning his third YOU SAVC ON PAIRS, TOO! leailug agalaat a tree and poll­ BUI PtotrowsU M Spring- game against four defeats. Phil­ 3 Also entered In the epectac- ing leader back and forth over field and Steve Marotaam of adelphia supported him with a ^ilar race U Olympic lO.OOO-met- tJie rubber keel of your boat. Manobeeter. bases empty home run by ’Tony 6.00x13 Tubeless for ‘>‘-?90 BbdewaUs >v PLUS TAX No Trade-in Beqpilred CHARGE Send Bottom AB-Sfool lop Cortliti Tir«$ton* WITH Reinforced floor protects luggage; Sean Price four rubber suction cups and ruoMr- edvered gutter hooks protect car. Gray baked-on enamel 41 x 35V^ x ■ i :.- TUBELESS BLACKWALLS 8-in. 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O ffo R d IS-A DTAnoiV^ Terry^ Indians on Loose^ [Ralston Reaches Semifinals CLASSIFIED nawEAvnio oc w tm L awtk 6-hay stetlMi on kolaa. Ztopma rapafa^ Wtak avaUabla hnm dow sbadea mada to maamra, wfir open and ■n alaaa .Vaeatlan bUada. K a p t ^Artfotd 2763060; THE mada vrhOa yon wait. Hma ra> Benefit Tilt Wimbledon ADVER'TlSING oordara for ranL S6t BtSSNEM F D itg A L a — Uunia Take Over American Lead Main.. 346-62YL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS er'a Keanoe detog volmns hofi- MH» ranr GgiinMa. raoM NEW YORK (AP) —f Hie tall-rigtat-handar had wonhhas five complete games, twu8homer had tied the score in the UM jfia lh a K erty 8 A.M. to 5 PJO. Herald Angle MoGalre SotttaUk Champion .ifghL- WMt# B « 0 , Herald. A year ago Ralph Terry only two at this point last year shutouts — including a 4-0 top of the inning. Jimmie Hall BnOAnr—CoBtraettic 14 and had lost his starting Job. He white-wash of the Yankees — and Hannon KiUebrew each ScAalante Oane win be waa try in g to break out ctf was 2-6 with one complete game and a 3.66 BRA. drove in two runs fOr the Twins. played Ihnraday filght at N e X t F o e COPT CLOSING TEUE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. DK)N CONSTRUCTION CO. - Monay SfiLgMi the New York Yankees and a 6.S6 earned run average. The Indians’ 16tti victory in • • • E A R L Y O S T |t$0 between the twtoe MONDAY Tkra FKIDAX 10i60 A.M. — 8ATUBOAY 6 AAL Complete building sarvica. Nkw f onner woilg champlda Ray- buHpen and the Oleyeland "Hie Yankees Med to Use me their last 18 games moved them SENATTHtS-YANKS— Spelts Uitor construction, alterations cr ad- A PRESB BTAETK^AET wfll lump one-balf game ahead of second \ kaatoa flanllaale aad me WIMBLEDON, Ensrlaud dltiens. Roofing, aiding, potaib your dllita Into ana aaay pay. Indians were doing time in in relief," Terry said, "but I Frank Howard broke iq> New Devetettee (1A3) at East PLEASE READ YOUR AD ^ dhki’t go wefi and 1 think they place Minnesota. The Twins (AP) — America's Davis teg. ate. 8483203, 848-0886. ratot. If yra Jmva m the second division. York souttipaw A1 Downlng’a HaHfarA High Field. OlasaWai mr Ads” are taken over tha fteonajM a Pfoparty, can Frank gave up on me." edged Chicago 7-6 in an after­ no-Mt Ud in the seventh with a Picture Greena and Falrwnys (3up captain said today Today Tarry and the Ir«San« noon game, dropping the’ White KaybeetM will hiM their coavaatoaea. Ike advmtiaer ohoold rood his ad tha FIBOT CARPENTRY — S3 yean’ ex­ maenos wnra Com- Terry, who had won a total of towering homer and the Sena­ FELIX MANTILLA BILL 8KOWBON that Dennis Ralston has a DAY R APPliAM aiM REPORT ERBORS In time far the perience. Ceilings ^ floors ■re on the loose while the Tan- 40 runes in the two previous Sox from a first-plsce tie into mcK MeAvuamE ROCKY OOLAVrrO SUTrON,Mas8. — One would never know that there latest star Metro Saeryk of neetlcut Mortgage Exteangai tors won it In the eighth on an Oatarto who last aeason great chance to win Wim­ next Inaertton. Ika Borald Is raqmnfibla for only ONE ineor- tiled, porches, rec roomo, gik 15 Lawla at, H u tf^ 6M. keea are where Cleveland waa aeasans, wound .up 7-U for 1064 third position, one game out. error by Clete Boyer, a wiki was a drought in New England if he toured the Pleaa- last June SO — sixth plaoe. W a s h 1 n j t t o n . meanwhHe, kag a 4-1 reewrd in the reet or omitted taaartlon for nny ndvartlsemant and then only rages, additions, attics finish­ and was dealt to Cleveland last ^ koff throw by Downing, Bob ant Valley Country Club in this little community of 8,- bledon and steel himself to the extent of n “make good" buertion. Errors which do not ed, remodeled, concrete work. The torrid Indiane took the October. nipped the Yankees’ five-game Met Reject Mantilla Named to A.L. AlLStars World's Xoaraanient with for the Cup battles ahead. SB.DND MORTOAGE - Oto animing string arlth a 3-1 verdict Chance’s single and Ski Brink- 700 residents which is loceted 10 miles south of ProvUknm Either the vet­ leoaen the valna of the ndvartlscanant win not ba eoirectad ky No Job too small. Immediate American League lead for the He won four of his'first five man’e sac fly. Bobby Rich­ George MacCaU, who has tak­ “make gnai”' inaeriioa. - eotimates. 848-3826. limited ftmds avallalito lor sea- first time Tuesday night by sluts, then a month with­ over the defending AL champi- Wemseater. The greens are picture green and the long eran 'n d Kaclmowalcl a t' en over the captaincy of the end mortgages, paymenta to 'ons, who feu 10 games off the ardson doubled in the eighth m a l t Bathna (8-2) wUI pounding Boston 8-5 as ex-Yan­ out a vlcto^ beforeore starUMg to and scored New York’s ruh on fairways are nearly as green at this picturesque course United States team from Vic CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, suit your kee T e ^ picked up Ms eighth roll again. Hiesday night’s viC' pace and three under .500. tucked amidat 150 acrea oCfi knrl for the Dovea. BUI Moa- (■oamma. Ton Fraa) ■eivtoa. 3 , D. on error by Ken McMUBen. aer o f Maneheeter wUl play ^ixaa, forecast a close semifi' floora, hatchways, remodallim victory 0t the season. toiy was his fourth straight. He Baltimore topped Detroit S-3 • • • what was onoa haa^ foraata nals battle today between Ral­ porches, garages, ckwats, caU- on Curt Blefary’a two-run Mngle ■Ad appia ofeharda. 'Ihe back­ with ilia Dovea. 643-2711 875-3136 ORIOLES-TTOER8— Yankees Fail to Place Man ston, the American No. l.from Ings, attics finished, lac rooms Musical—Dramatic 30 in the eighth in the only other drop of beautiful oak, spruoa Bakersfield, Calif, and Austra- torntlca. No Job too smaU. D • AL game scheduled. J<^ Orslno’s single, Brooks and elm treea make the area • • • Ua’a Roy Emerson, reigning D Carpentry Service. 849-8880. PIANO, VIOLIN tosaona, your Zone Four Lead at Stake Robinson’s double and Blefary’s moat attracting. In case you Softball Season Wimbledon champion. TWINS-WHITE 80X- two-base shot enabled Balti­ haven’t beard, the third annual "R WlU be an offensive battle Tronblt Reaching Our Advertieer? A A. nON. mo. Roofliig home or my studio. Claarical Minnesota pu^ed over the more to end a three-game skid $200,000 Carling World Golf itdteg, patetteg. Oupontiy. Ah and popular. Brenton OraM. For Little Miss on bote aides,’’ said MacCaU, of Call 7427428. ) At South Windsor Tonight winning run in the last of the and take fourth place, one game For First Time History Champlonahtp wlU be atag^ Norte Hollyvnxtd, Calif. H-Hcnr Aamrlag Service terraons and addmena, Ceil­ ninth on a double by pinch hitter ahead of the Tigers. R ^ k ie at the Bay State oouree on Ralston and Emerson are ings. Wockmanfiite guaraa- Starts Thursday teed. 389 Antamn i t 948-4690. Bemie Allen, a sacrifice bunt ^ohn Sullivan bad put Detroit in Aug. 16 through Aug. 22. fighting for a place in Friday’s Private Instructioiis 32 nrst place in Zone Bbur is euid ZoUo Versalles' scoring fly. front 2-1 in the fifth with a two- ’’ Long-ball Mtttng Paul Harney, Wimbledon final. The other FrM to Herald Readerl N EW Y O R K (AP) __center fielder Vlc6>ron of the OMoago WMt* 8ox<^niore, BjoMioo and Oficago, and Lttitte Miss SoftbeH wiU start QUALTiTY Carpentry — Rooms, op for grabs toitight when Man- Smokey Burgees' two-run jiinch run homer, ,iha tan, gray-holred fonnar semifinal was scheduled be­ Waat lafonnatlon aa one of onr fiaaalfied advertbemaadaf No dormela, porebaa, baaemante obesterw American Legion en­ DavaUUo of the Cleveland In­ and fielder : ’ OolavttD Minnesota. Its fifth season Hiursday at B- 10 MEN WANTED Felix Mantilla, a New "Shut out, besMea the Tai*ees, .Ik ly Okuaa standout who made tween Aiistrallan Fred StoUe, aiwwav at tha tetophona Itoted? Simply can tha reftelaheid, oabteeta, built-tes, try pays a visit to South Wind­ dians, and Mantilla. of the Indians. Ung Junior High. Ih a Rev. Ron­ runner-up tor the last two years, NO E X P . NECESSARY York Met reject, was Other starters, chosen by a In all, the American League were Weabington, Loa Angelee a name for hlmeeif on the p formica, aluminum, vinyl, sor at 6. Hie dubs presently dreuiV to the home pro at Ui ald Haldennan of St Mary’s and South Africa’s CUff Drys- steal, oeramo aiding. KUUiam share the Zone letul with 80 Jets’ Mentor Satisfied named today on the 1965 vote of 280 league playeib, starting team, excktolve of the and Kansas Olty. Church wiU deliver the open­ TRAIN AS TRACrrOR Cbmmlssioner Ford Frick, foehtonabie ohib, which to com- dale. « EDWARDS Robbins Carpentry Sarvica, records. American League All-Star ooaohea and managers, were pitiher, oonrj^ed two ptoyers ing prayer. Robfai Sapienza, The United States Is sched­ TRAILER DRIVER catcher Earl Battey of Hfin- each from Cleveland and De­ whose office conducted the bal­ 'Tdata with two pooto and alob- 649-8448. lianebester Ooach John Oer- team which for the first ’'ora te tennia tacUKlea. who iiadepweot open heart sui^ uled to play its next Davie Cup ANSWERma SERVlOE With Namath’s Thro>ving nesota, first baseman BIU Skow- troit, and one apiece from Balti- loting, said the National League gery at Grace New Haven Hos­ Immediate Job opportunl- vtnl is expected to go with lefty time in its 83-year history staiting line-up will be an­ match on hard courts at Dallas IVank Kiiiel whfie Ray Jacotis pital ta early June, wiU portic- Tex., beginning July 81 — prob­ Uas avoitoUe with MAJOR failed to list a single mem­ nounced Sunday, July 4. The ^ te in opening day activities. TRUCaONO COMPANIES. should handle mound duties for NEW YORK (AP) — A lean,^ The Jets report at their Peek- remainder of the aquads, includ­ Shorten Gmrse ably against Mexico. 6493S00 - 875-2511 RUSS ATKINS South Windsor. Kbiel. who oom- ber of the New York Yan­ Robin was a member of the Mexico haa first to beat the MEMBER OF VARIOUS deeply-tanned young man In a skill N.Y. training camp July 14 Hoitesi Race in Several Years ing the piteben, win be an­ While '‘Om vogue in recent and leave your message. Yon’U hoar from our advortisor te Jig TRUdONO^ AfiSN. To pfied a 6-0 reoofd this spring at and will play the Boston rookiea kees. Naaaiff Anns team in 1964 and winner of the British West In­ time w ltb^t sponding all evening at the tetophona. B U IL D E R grem and white Jersey with Na- nounced later. years has been to lengthen golf hopes upon her recovery to re- qualify you must complete Bast Oathobc High, lost his only July 28 at Lowell, Mass. An In­ Miantma, ttis American oouraaa for moat tounoamento, dies-New Zealand elimination. Legion start in a heartbreaker math lettered across the back, A1 Lopez of the White Sox, Jobi h ir teammates for the 1968 MacCaU said the American B48-0411 a 3 week driver trotateg trasquad game July 31 at Bak­ League’ s runs-bafiled-in leader, who wiH manage the AL AB- an exception to the rule Wtl be program. H aooepted, tn$- to Bast Hampton, 1-0. Jacobs dropped back eight paces, set er Field In New York will pre­ aeason. team wlU not be chosen imtil Aotomobiles For Ssla 4 up and fired a long pass down beat out Bobby Richardson of StsuTB, was exiMoted to name at Pleasant VaHay. Hie oourae PAULHABNEY after the United States Western tten tedna wlH be arw won Us first start last Friday, a cede the first regular exhibition Birdie Complains has been ahottanad ftom 7,300 Four games are on the sdied- t^ foul line at Shea Stadium. I elgtat pitchers. Gene Mauch of 1967 OLDSMOBILE 88, radio, ranged. Only those eer- fourbitter against Wethersfl^. game against Houston Aug. 7 at the Yaidcees for the second base yards to 8,713. uOe: Bantly Oil,vs. Paul Dodge champlonshipe at Milwaukee South Windsor got a Mg "Okay, Joe, I’m satisfied,” Job on the opening line-up wMcfa the Phdladeiphla PMHles, will Top Condition Town Club July 6-11 and the Na­ HERALD heater, good oondiUon, $180. or ROOFING GUTTERS loua about a ooreer aa a Alexandria, Va. manage the National Leaders. V Hw oouraa, whSefa wtn attract Pontiac, KiHlaa Steel Ball va. best offer. 648-8601. Profeesional Driver need game Sunday aftenioan whan said a roundish little gent with a Namath, who underwent sur­ will face tile Naftonal League's “The condition of the course LttAle MisaUea, M oriorty Broe. tional Clay Court Champion­ Jim Needham shut out the de­ crew cut. Each squad will carry 2S ptay- tiwuMUMla of Interefied apeota- to as good, if not better than ships at River Forest, BI., start­ REMODELING apply. For interview, send gery on his right knee Jan. 26, beA on JiAy 13 at Minneeota. era. vs. N asslff Arms and PelUn’s name, addnaa, tfiephoDA fending champions RodeviUe, Joe Namath, the rookie quar­ Hie veteran Boston Red Sox About Flag Talk tors dufing the toui>day run of any major course in the coun­ ing July >12. DOX LETTERS will be tested thoroughly In The Yankees who, baxsk In -iha World — the ficheat golfing Restaurant va. Willie’s Steak 1966 CHEVROLET Sedan, $136 PORCHES G A R A (5E S hours at home. Write to 3-0. Manchester stayed even on terback from Alabama who is those early games as John Inflelder, who also has played try,” Pro Harvey told the House. Game time will be 8 Billie Jean Moffitt of Long 1939 and 1940 had five staiters event on the otreutt — was carv­ Beach, Calif., went through to 96 F’rancis Drive. Box F, Harold. an equally briUiant Job by Ray supposed to be getting $400,000 Huorte, his rookie elval from the outfield, is the league’s fifth presa “You may see some o’clock. For Yonr REPAIR R E C ROOMS TaOaoe against Windsor Locks. leading batter with .317. in the opening Hne-up, managed ed out.«af a 300 acre tract in pretty good ecores here, but the semifinals of the women’s from the New York Jets, had Notre Dame (a $200,000 prize) BOSTON (A P)—^The American League is busy with to land two runner-up poaMlone. 1968 CHEVROLET Convertible, The loosi nine hopes the fait- FSANK KINEL passed his first postoperation leas than one year’s time by believe me, no one is gtrfng to singles Tuesday with a 6-2 8-1 InformatioB 6 cylinder, automatic, new top, will be in Chicago working out Third baseman Brooks Robin­ its hottest pennant fight in several years but nobody Catcher Elston Howard, oMe- two men, Cbemo MlngoQa and Help Wanted— Fenmle 36 t t e Shown in Sunday's game test for Weeb Ewbank, his new with the All-Stars for their Aug. son of the BalUmore Orioles tear this place apart” win over Australia’s Lesley Tur­ tires and brakes. Good condi­ wfu oonUnue. Manchester col­ tests whlls Msnchsster has coach. wants to talk about it. At least Birdie Tebbetts, mana­ Mned tor five weeks Mlowtag an Ray Bayer, pafinen In a con- Defending Carling champion ner — and found herself should­ COMPLETE BUILDINq AND 6 game with the Cleveland was the only repeater ftom the elbow operation, finished second tion. Call 646-0447 WATTRESSES wonted, days and lected 10 Mts, Ms finest offen- puriisd scroas 14. ToMght’s 'I expect Joe to be working Browns. ger of the front-running Cleveland Indians won’t dis- atruotion fhtn. In recant months, to Bobby Nichole, who pocketed Sports Schedule ering tee American flag alone. THE HERALD wUl not nights, ftaH time, part-time, hosts have recetvsd steady Mt- 1964 opening Une-up. RoMnson to Battey. Rlchardaoo waa lun- two new entrances to the dub- dlsclosa tha Identity of REPAIR SERVICE — RESI­ Mve effort of the season, paMd with all the others on the first Because of the operation, Na- was Joined by ftnn- ptayera who CUSS it. $35,0(X) for his four-day work Nancy Richey of Dallas, CUff 1961 FAUXIN 23oor hardtop, must toave experience with food ting from Roger LeFebvre, Kev­ ner up to Mantilla. •> houee have been built and a schedule at Montgomery, Mich., Richey’s elder sister, unexpect­ any advertiser using box standard, original owner, eve­ by Pete DbniMoo, Steve Brady day at camp," said Ewbank. "I math was excused from both made tile team for the first “It lan’t even July l»t yet, Wednesday, June 86 DENTIAL, COMMERCIAL and liquor. See Mra. COnfield, and LaOacs, each with a pair. in Meril and Needham. expect him to be the quarter­ Rico PetroccUi also hit a solo Other runnera-up Included wooded area cleared large last year. edly lost 43, 6-1, 6-7 to Christine letters. Readers answer­ nings 649-1278. last week’s All-America game time. They included shoitstop and people already are talking homer in the seventh, his third, Mlnnesota’a Hannon KiUebrew 27 p.m., Boltim Lake Hotel. South Windsor him soared 31 RockvUls trMa to Wsthan- back in our rookie game with In Buffalo andthe game in Chi­ anougb to aooomodato 18,000 The course is partlculaily Pagonl's va. AnsaldTs, 6 — iVuman of Britain. ing blind box ada who AND INDUSTRIAL. Dick McAufiffe and teft fielder about the pennant,” Tebbetts and Terry was lifted. at first base, ZoUo Versalles at oora The ohfi> wfil be five yean Verplanok. dosira to protect their 1966 PONTIAC Convertible, good ■nos in Its three Zona Four ooa- nVKl HOgpiL Bostmi.’ ’ cago. WlUe Benton of tin Detroit H- complained Tuesday night after noted for tts long fairways and In tee semifinals Thursday DRY CLEANINO rounter girli Don McMahon, called upon to shottikop and Jimmie Hall In old J t ^ 1. extra-large greens whlfii aver- DlUan’a va. AAN, 6 — Wad­ BilUe Jeank will take on Maria Identity can follow this condition, $100. Can be seen at steady work, boepttaUzaUoa, the Indians edged the Boston preserve Terry’s eighth win in center; Clevetond’e Max AMs dell. procedure: 13 Village Street, Rockville, be­ Red Sox 83 to take over sole Hiera la a reason for the SA* 10,000 feet as compared to Bueno of BrazU, the defending benefits, vocation, fun - time. 11 decisions, surrendered an at tfalid base; Boeton’s Carl the national average o f 7,000 Medlos va. N aafiffs, 6 — champion. Miss Truman plays Enclose your reply to tha tween 6-9 p.m. NEWTON H. SMITH, h SONS— Apply in person. One Elour possession first place. graannaaa around the oourae In Buckley. Remodeling, repairing, recrea­ eKhth-innlng home run to Tony Yastrzemekl in left field and contraat to the badly-burned square feet On aeveral holes Margaret Smith of Australian box in an envelope — Martteifiiig, 3M Wefi MbbUe Instead of discussing the per­ Horton with two men on base. Detroit’a A1 Kalina in fight Indtoa va. Med, 8:16—Robert­ addrasoed to tha Classl- 1967 CHEVROLET Bel Air, ra­ tion rooms, additions, garages, formances of his own players, gran tn this area due to the lit ’s possible to hit the green and dio and heater, V3, automMttc, concrete work. Call 649-8144. 1H;>ke. The homer was the first of the field. stUl Da 18(tfaet fm n tM otm. son. fiad Manager, Maneheeter Tebbetts preferred' to discuss lack of rain and water. Pleas­ Dodge va. Gem, 6:15 — M t $260. 649-0498. season for the big first base­ Lost year’s game was played ant Valley has one of the most • • • Jack Mara Dies Evening Herald togatear WOMAN wanted, eKpettanoed such things as the selectitm of man. at Shea Stadium in New York, Nebo. with a man>o listing tee ta drug store work, ooemetics, Boston second baseman Felix unique watering systems in the Legion at South Windsor, 6. CHEVROLET, 1969, Impala The Indians took command where the National Leetgue won Btost From tts <^>en reservoirs Expensive Coverage' NEW YORK (AP) — Jack companies you do NOT Convertible, one owner, excel­ Roofing— SiAng 16 etc. Apply In peraon. Pine Mantilla for the AL aU • star right away, knowing they would 7-4 to even the sefiea at 17-oH. Galleries at the WoiM Cham­ RoclcvtUe at Weteerafield, 8. Mara’s death from oancer Tues­ want to aee your latter. Pharmacy, 664 Canter Stroet team. and through seven miles of Congos vs. VFW, Charter lent condition. 648-0008. Close-out Sale on the Goodyear Tire tbat beat: move into first place with a One game ended in a tie. piping it can pump a million pionship will be kept informed day left the New York Giants of Your letter win be daa- LIGroNING RODS, roofing, "MantlUa is an excellent Oak, 6:16. victory. An error.,and doubles . Hie National League has am gallona a t water over the of the leaders via IS electric the National Football League troyad If tee advertiser la 1963 CHEVROLiET, good condi­ siding, gutters, ohimimun wte- choice for second base," his by Oiuck Hinton' and Terry fix o f the laat seven gameoi scoreboards which wlU be placed Xhuraday, July 1 without a leader. It broke up a one you’ve mentioned. If tion, everythteg worloi, $160. dows, doom, aluminum eano- former manager said, "but he eoune dally. Most eoursea use not It will be handled In produced two runs in the sec­ between 380,000 and 600,000 at key positions , aeveland, .848; Yastnem- nament—$300,000,” Frank Chlr- Robertson, 6:15. University 23 last season It tor a m Bennett, making his seventh Home runs—Colavlto, Cleve­ ported. 3:15, for a CC goalie in 203 gamea. LOST—Man’s black wallet v1- limpato oonverifbte, exeeOMit 8000 m iles at 65-70 m ph picked iq> from the Yankees start since trying a comeback land, 18; Horton, Detroit, 17. clnJty Bolton Lake, importanit Roofing and Chtanneys 16-A trateeaa to learn aaWlng. 861111% 1964 3 -TN ylon tirel during the off-season to become from sore arm-caused idleness, Pitehing (8 declskma)—Bua- papens, aitoo sum o f money. •MW*;.. on a 500 m ile Texas test 6 mainstay of the IndlamI' stoN. went out, taned with his sec­ hardt, Chtcago, 7-1, .878; ^ 643-4653. ROOima - SpactolUl^ ra- ,(W i& l\ifeyii rubber and "Terry has worked hard,” his ond defeat against two victo­ A giirre, Detroit, 6-2, .818. pairing roofs of aU ktada, new route of coarse asphalt! Miss Reynolds Fliminated^ NOnCE 18 hereby given that VViraprAround lYead)Tteatd manager said, "and I think he ries. National League rooCa, gutter work, ehtemaya MANCHESTER MODES Goodyear Safety All-W eather is in better shape than he waa The Indians added a run, Baiting (18 at bats)—Aaron, Pass Book No. 12011 issued by Trucks—Tractors 5 cleaned, rapalrad. Ahimlnnm w ear proved superior to in at New York. He has pitched making the score 7-0, in the MUwaidcee, .839; Maya, San tee SavingH Bank of Monchest- oldliig. SO yoara' «q»erianea. FTNB BT. MANGHESTBR outw ore 13 com petitive some excellent games for us sixth when Alvls earned a hit Women Gain Quarterfinals etr has been lost aitd application 1968 DODGE pick up truck, Fraa aatiinatea. CaU Eowlay, Fnancisoo, Torre, Milaxaukee, has been mode to siUd bank for 13 leading m akes in road tires, still h ad thousands lately, despite the fact he was on a slow roller to third, stole and Alien, PMladelpMa, .388. FAIRFIELD (AP)-^-ScIkx)1 teacher Donna Leary of Nauga- ton, for quick sale, first HOO. 6426S6L 644 tm . knocked out by the Red Sox.” second base and came around Home nm »—Maya, San FVan- tuok, tee favorite meets Mrs. B. S. Peck c f Patterson today te payment of tee amount of de­ takes It 7433016. WANTED — partietdar woman t e s t s b y a n t a i d e p e n d e n t ^ of m iles pf tread depth Terry shut out the Red Sox on catcher Bob TUlman’a wild ^ K o , 23; atargel, Flttiliurgh, the qtuurterfinals of the Connecticut Women’s Golf Aospelatian posit. to Hartford - New B rtt^ and on three hits for 5 2-3 innings throw into center field. Manchester area. $280. oom- '^Championshipa. BEO BfMFIBALL TWI LEAGUE FOUND — PART beegle, wWte Heating and Phimbing 17 le ft after this grueU ing test! / before Felix Mantilla drove in Pedro Gonzalez hit his third Pttchlng (8 deciatons) — Rou- XXxuia, the medakst In Mon­ mlavion monthly, two hours his 68th rbl with his 12th home Scaring In every inning but tee and tan female. Otdl Bolton MotorcydOB—Bloretas 11 ,home run of the year in the tax, Lna Angelee, 13-8, .818; Ba­ day’s qualifying round, entered Half a gome te front of the Dog warden, 649-7601. daUy arranged conveniently. run of the season in the sixth, eighth for the final Cleveland ns, CbidnnaiU, 133, .800. the quarterflnala after a con­ fourth, Tetoo defeated Army A paok is Mariarty’a, after beat- B O m Plumfatag k Heating. Re- Prefilge bumees wttb rapidly vincing 7 and 8 victory Tuesday Navy, 123, lost night at Mt. teg Eastern Renovating 3-0 last LOST: PASS Book No. 38-9786, 1965 HONDA 360 ScramUer. Call paira and alterations. 648-1496. growing international com­ Ghrm extra Iraction in rain or dry weather! over M n. Andrew BoafiUo of Nelbo and tied the toeers for night at Colt Park. Mo- Savings Deportment of the 649-6180. pany. Personal uaa of new car Indian HiU. tidrd toace te tee standings. rtorty's woe wtening, POmpton Connectiicut Bank and Trust if you qualify. For interview The 33-year- tax Mold Mm Brook. on an error and went to third electronic organ repairs, radio WANTED — FULXy-time sec­ onfy flour to the toeere. Mni. WHUam Swanson, Pat- men atrahded. on Bob Rago’s single to right. Manchester, 644-8141. Business ServlccB iW Provenoal and Boh Tafia Tetoo 013 om X—13-15-2 and television repairs. Satisfac­ retary to Aafiotont Superin­ E h m o s T MALLORY IGNITION teroon, meete Mrs. Alex Munro, Both scored on ^nl{e Getich’s HOLIDAY. HOUSE, Cottage Offered 18 tion guaranteed. Ed Blake, tendent of Schools In So. Wted- ASOiU 5.90x11 ■M l TO lad the Mttora with four apiece Innas Arden, and Mrs. Ted Zml- Army A Navy 000 308 0— 6-113 singOe to left field. SO 7 i » x » SO iPOR AUTOMOTIVE HUla and McDcweU; Barker, street. New concept, to retire­ technician.^ Plpne 6428347. eor. Cfil Superintendent’s Of- I ANY SIZE 6.00x18 855x14 648x16 while Mbbar oMpped te wtth ko, Indian HM, faces Mrs. Hava Mjariarty’s , .002 010 x —3 6 0 APPLIANCES repaired — all B«»al8 805x16 .ANYSUE 6.50x14 7.60x16 A N D M A R M E another three. Tro Happeny’a Banavento and Cunaa ment living. Near busea, «oe, 644-1884.______USID Kane, HmAte Brooik. Blaatern ...... 000 000 0—0 6 1 ohurchee and shopping. Reas­ makes washers, refrigerators, u s e .x douhlea aoocunted for two of Firrt Round Sununartes: Zaremba and WUhokn; Spen­ treemrs, dryers, gas and slac- Millinery* DrcBsmaking 19 BABYSiTTro wanted, sit te rnmtmmtMUn the toaMM htte. DUSTY SGFTBAIX, onable rates. For infonnaUtm nmlaiiiidtMMM Mhsi Letuy defeated-hfta. Sca- cer and Geoige. call 649-2388. trie ranges. Oilsr burners TOUT own h om e, wlH pay $12. KutomoUte* Lnaryera ...... 238 008-21-1T-3 v4Uo, 7 and 8; Mrs. Peck defeat­ Otoy Kleih’s two-run triple ta cleaned and repaired. Oooma FOR ALTBRATXONS neatly and a w eek , one child. Call 842088T 880x14 840x18 OOena ...... 100 000—.1 -4-0 ed Mra. Edwin WoYer, Indlen tee seventh inning enabled the ALUMNI JUNIORS AppUance, 8420068. reasonably (tone in my home,- between 27. 7.00x14 6.50x15 Maher and Rryvenoal;' BotU, HiU, 3 and l ; Mrs. Dolan de­ Independents to edge Charter caU 642878(). 7.75x14 7.35x15 800x15 868x16 (4), Noake (•) and The Tigers defeoted the An­ P enonalB YOU ARE A-ll Truck to A-ll ANY SUE lANYSIZE 6.20x16 feated htes. Richard ReSfleld, Oak Restmmuit, 16-14, last night gela 12-5 tost night at Keeney 7A0xl4 7.75x15 6!00xt6 fUTBRIM Oesifty (6). Hartibrd, 1 up; Mrs. Sawyer at Robertson Faik. Jim Crom­ Cellars, attics, trash, «meii USTD 7JBxl4 6.70x16 LISTED. r/i Poik, with plenty of hitting •TATE UCBINBED root boBM trucking done A-1 rl|tet! CaU Moving—Trnddng— OMERNA’S F lie n wim us... defeated Helen Reynolds, Man­ well, Ron LaPointe suid Lfigry ahown on botii sides. oentrally located, reasonable ninlnaaMotdHM AMERICAN LEAGUE CMbhona all bad threa-run tom- 643-29^ Ttamono T^Itol Eauqiment Co., 28 9668, Joaivh P . Lawto. can oiffer you ideal working aoozMikapiMiiaiatitmMiniihluM n w «ei% cld ; lOaato. Duhaldo Ntoklaua took the money toad while Stevena and Ron HoUto- walk, stolen base and On over­ Mate St., Mancheater. Hours throw of third. 1980 RAMBLER American, 4- conditions, liberal wages, •(0) and Bwger, Dlp«ra1o (0). eaily In the season and has mon ooUeotod two optooe. BM daily 7-6. Thuroday T-A w »i>- PAINTJNa BY Dick Fontatea, paid vacatiooB imd many • CUSTOM TRAILER HITCHES aaniad $87,700 te tournamante Warner, Bumy Weir and Jerry Pete Olshevski homared for door sedan, standard trona day T-4. 6 4 S -T I ^ Interior and axterior. Pi^af • ROOF TOP CARRIERS iffi fitylas ■ancMonad by tea Profeestonal the wtenera ta the fifth, the mtefion, te nlca. condttion hang^ aad waU pitear i extra benefits phis factory- (iOODYEU SERVICE STORE : NATIONAL UBAOUE GbonpeH atthad two biiiglas for fiteoiigteut, 1296., 648-3290. NICHOIS-MANCHESTER TIRE • TACOMETE21S. In popular atylgfi Brad Steurer Defied Corky Golfera Asaociatten. Money te ftrat homer te tha league this wnJJAMB Aapbolt Drlvewaye al. Dutch Boy and D supervised traininff at oobb- 713 MAM Snonr — MV-9B23 ■ Min te a pfiHteon’ dufi toat uncfflotal avaato booate hto total a t. U a rfm .«40 201 x —IB M 2 seoaon. — gas fiaWone, parbtag tote, Quality workmanONto. con 295 BROAD STREET — 643-5179 • FLOOR SHIFT CONVERSl(>N KITS Gena Rtoeto bod « douMa 1868 CSIEVROLBT, 2-door hard­ drivawoya, no M too amsn or pany expense. For Antoinatte and Staadmrd TraasmlsstoBa at BuoHtoy ftoM . « i Mjte- to 168,468...... « » 040 1— 6 U S top, 240 honepowar, 127, new evantiEa. MT-BBTL toitya eftoed Ckean Manor, 23. —' I II ...... li > and BEby. Ohap- and aiiigla for tha w inner S' toxge. Brae afiimatoa. AH weak If you fed you are quail* while tiie Red Sox had five ouatom teterior, took and gaug­ guapaatoad. 648-4964. EXraaCBt aad biteitar' Myoar dealer doesn't stoek parta ■ jWearer titowad oifiy terse hMa, CAMP WE BOOK pea bad CtonMIa. es, $ m . W D Donalder traiSi tog. Wi ix*A pep«r* Hed to sendee Amenca'a HOLLYWOOD SfRViCE CENTER we ln»We your Inqntaiea. 10 and waWng four boys getting stegleB. for good truck. 643-8246. COOK'S SERVICE STATION Orioles . . . .V. .060 O il x—T-6-S BTEPB, BlDM W Aitjn. haagtag. lloora. FuV top imputed line of ears SM ■. OENnot 8T^-MB-Sm 688 IPDDLE TPKK. EAST—640-5821 wMleOoagUta, who ofine on ta If you pack a oamp to# box WlLLMANnO TWI walla, firmlaoaa, flagetooe tar* wfth toe, tee box fiSa wJte water Rad Sox .....301 200 x—6-6-4 3 5 « i CHEVROU9T 8U ^ ly Inau^. W< and triMka, phone jraktf, Mnicfc out fight nod pam , Two nma te tha fourth In- MacClate, Cummings (8), racaa. Au oaooraU rapalra. ■Btaed. Lao PeOatiar, JA C rS ATLANTIC M toe melte. Boakefoeid, makea 1 hteg proved enoi^, as Steve Wagon, Brookwood, 6 cylinder, Baaaanably prload. MSriMHL ; U no aaawar. MB'BOdB. 649-2888 m MAIN W t 6H aiM lUHRER'S SHEU SERVICE a mam, (jtopit thto way:.Free$a Fish (4) and Sproul; Burdick atendaid shift. Beat otter. Cbm 686 CBNTBB ST.—64S-8U8 McAdian pltchad Bugorty Broa. and Tadford. and d k for Mr. Bixikfo nfilk tefiniB toxoin; fneeer ha-* to A 2-0 win o««r the Rook 648-3802. KAROLD k BON Itubbiah Re- ■AN ars savicE c e n t e r tore oamfing mp. Stow team te m ovai — aHtoa, T oo aaaaa your RUNNrS nVINO A SERVICE IfifiO OLP8MOBO:jg t o O f M 4- yarfiA ^sM y. gDoalal rotes finr baaMCwaHM 886 MAIN — r* fITf 113 CENTKB ST.—346-3276 srsa,**“ “ ■“ o- -o- »— M fa , ■ VeleiEiiB Satlafifid door, fuK powfo aqwpmabf. ax- cUSKmmt I M UMKIMI ptrimpe —bo---Mgdo j elw oi!iaSiB .Tiea, fiB-BfiM. ltd • *'***^ ^ jStoD an tosauiy 1 ^ toflaaga, adaeaUaiit wPWiya raSSlvIft DON W ills OARAOB to^ tito______• --- j.« A « . - wMoroauw mfito OZ29FS SHRU STATION m otn soH (A P )-- t im Boa vQKIDIvMllt MSmtO fllHlaUEe VBv* VBuSSSioSS IS MAIN ~ { Mte. 0767 after B p m - ' ^ LAND CUURXMO, toaa ito 278 MAIN wsm, i 9 i r oat fibre •od Baitrtate eanramaied' todey tha Xbnor'a n»«te M to aaay to moke, bi '^bM^jourth fe m e algatof cf two vetsrana fuardA 8421B9L^ M U W O R T H m d L A S S O W Mn C»EVROLBT EM Air, 2 M. A M. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 80. 1908 tjsm BoMnsss Propity Housm For Sak 72 For Sate 72 H o For flflte 72 S n b u fb flB T e r Stete 7 5 Sabnrbui Far M i 75 For Sale 70 HoaiwFofR—* 66 ft H d p W a t aJ THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALT and SHORTEN Apartmento— fiato W, 9 -BEDROOM, two * fam­ WELL LOCATED older 3 lam- MANCHESTER -- Joseph COVEN TRY U ^ : C om fort­ ANDOVER LAKE — "Baqiito- MAIN STREET aite, near Otn- Mato or Fatoala 87 - ^ TflMBMnte 63 SU .ROOM FLAT-^ltoy* ily. built-tos, corner lot, one lly JtMt tooted. Recent heating Street. Fine Oarrteon Colonial, able and well kept year 'round Ite Hideway," huga Itvtoig room O- ^shed or unfurnished, on b e ^ tor, with building of 6,800 aa. s y o t ^ , aH copper plumbing. quiet convenient location close 4 room home. I-arge pine pan­ otona flraplaoo, 2 largt bad- MAUC AND FB1«AL> help • u r n i E L mrwK9mECM t9omyour^ THREE ROOM apaittoant, 486 ft. Many potentlala. WUI ft. vfB-0129. W en treed Irt. Only $1S,0M to schools, shopping and bus. eled living room with none rooms, modem' kitchen, bath, agnea. Owner 640-8220, 0-5. CLASSIFIED matted—Female help Cor c«ata- Mato Btraat, $80. CaU Sll-aiig, BeUtore A gency, 848-5131. 8 bedrooms, 1^ baths, large tfireplace. Ideal for young cou­ lovely screened porch (stond Shows Deficit ler, nwle help for oooeeaaion. 9-6. flreplaced living room, dining ple or retired folks. Price $$,- patio adjacent), wooded 3-acra CENTRALLY located 4 three FULLY AIR Conditioned Ranrii 000. Madeline Smith, Realtor, Muat be over II. MAndieeter room . three room, -modem kitchen, anchor p a r a d i s a Phone Susanna MANOHOStiDR — TMrd floor. toi executive and ptWetoional 649-1642 or Mabel Sheridan, Shorts, 643-8886. J. Wateon WAMHXJKnon (A»> — Ihetpeoiflect e( a Drive*to. Oall Mr. WHaon, Ml* |toree « J ^ U L U fenced rear yard. Ebccellent aooo. 8 rooms, $40., central location, .Suburban For Rent 66 area. Beautiful afona flrejp)ac8^ * value. Call Suzanne Niorts, 64ft 648-8189. Beach, Realtora, 532-3114. foveroment winds up oaoltoer on iro ild trade In Am I ADVERTISING adUKg. 8494178. P aul J . sney, 648- big entrance fitter, gUzeed DOtiness year at midniglit to- 3138, a fte r 6 p .m ., 649-6869. StM. J. Watson Beach ft CO., future-bot fliay are b a h t HARTFORD — BBvar rear porch with beautiful view COVENTRY — 0 > 00008, ftbsd- WAPPINO—custom built 3 bad- nigtot wltli one im portant a c­ Witt) other m a ^ r o6 CLASSIFIED ADVEKT18INQ DEPT. HOURS FOUR ROOM aiwrimont. Mat. R ealtors, 632-2114. Lane, netorly renovated VALUE to the Boat - Attractive rtone room yaar 'round boms, axeel- room Ranch, on deadend atreet count approaching a surpiue tor providing afldtUooal m o o n a a i 8 A J L t o B P J L e la c t r ic ^ , toot w ater, rtove, fa- apartment, garage. wall surrounds yaid. Btitflort lent area near lake, only $9,- at 30 Ridge Road, mid twenties. IlM firat tim e in yaara and an- cradit to partially raaiina ttw R O YA L frigerator, vanetian bUnda, occupancy. 649-2228, 6^7188. Land For Sale 71 A gency, 648-6131. ' MANCHESTER 600. Hayes A gency, 943-4809. OaU owner 649-1360 or 967-9800. ottwr running red iific for the dollar, $100. m onthly, odulta oidy, sec­ Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 sixth straight year. OOPT QDSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ond floor. MMOIO. COVENTRY---Furntahed Iwuee HEBRON — 14 acres most de­ New Listing—St Bartholo­ LAKEFRONT—6H room Ranch, A aurpina to tateraaltanal aa- for reht, 4 rooms. tocl<^ sirable village location 20 min­ baths, fireplace, rec room, SEVEN ROOM Cape, $16,400. mew’s Church , area. 10- deep treed lot, oil hot water Piallminarv flguraa indicate counts rasufts whan public asti Typewriter Co. Wantad—-Real Estate 77 that tha U.8. balance of pay- ■ONDAT x m nUDAV toiW AJU-SATimOAT t AJL MANCHESTBSt •— new Colonial jpoh, lake privUegea, oak 64ft utes to Pratt ft Whitney, ex­ Betflore A gency, 648-5121. year old 6'"room Ooloniti,' heat, full cellar, knotty pine private paymants from lofalgft- style 2 family Sata and dupleX' tensive frontage on 2 fine many i6ctraordtoury faa- large living room, dining kitchen and dining araa, living menta 'srill show a surplus to the afa exceed paymante to frirai^ 104 between 04>. RANCHES, Manchester. We IS ee, stove, refrigerator and die paved roads, will divide. Call tures, $24,900. room and kitchen, 3 good room with fireplace, excellem April-June period. This means era. Moti oountriaa can otrfha a D IA L 643-2711 poisal, $130. m onthly. Quiet set­ Suaanne Shorts, 648-8886. Ex­ ) D RIVE BY 78-76 Foster Street. sized bedrooms, tiled condition, 918,900. W olverton need two immadiately for well that tha vast volums of doDars balanca if aiqnrta mateti im­ ting. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. clusive J. Watson Beach, Real­ BelAore Agency, 648-5121. baths, fireplace, combina­ Agency, 649-3818.. qualified cHente ready to close. in other oountriee wRI be de- ports. Rssort Propgrty tors, 522-2114. tion Windows, well land- -Any area considered. Lappen creaaad tor the first time tince EXPANDING FIVE ROOM first floor flat, m ROOM RANCH, fireplace Ilia United Statee haa a tiao> For Rmt . 67 adaped k>t complete city A gency, 649-5361, 649-6140. 1967. ble export surphie but ttito to $120. month. Stova refrigerator, large family room off kitchen, CoHtlM M d ProHi FracAdhiQ COME OUT AND JOIN US J. D. Realty Co. DRIVE B Y 139 P arker Street. utlHUes, good location. Ihe sutplus was achiaved offoet i j money cent absuad lor washer available. Adults. Oen- COLUMBIA LAKE — For Bant Houses For Sale 72 BeM ore Agency, 843-5121. Prices to sell Immediate­ 310~ frontage, well landscaped, through a program of persuad­ — GROW WITH ROYAL — suburban, $21,900. Hutchins military operations, foreign aM, Hdp Wantod— ^Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 traUy located. 649-7517. — Small waterfront oottagea, , ly at only $17,000. Min­ ing bankers and businessman to bank loana, butinaaa bmttmmt COLONIAL—im rooms, SU 643-5129 648-8779 A gency, R ealtors, 646-0103. Legal Notices June, July, August CaU 64ft baths, living rooni 30x16, imum down to qualified curtail loans and Investments and spending by tourists. Tha KXPESUENCro, pleasant wait- MEN! MBai! MEN! For steady, TTieee attractive adm inistrative YOU^G COUPLES DRIVE BY 83 Baldwin Road. buyer. abroad. Prospects are good for 2503, 649-4920. ■tone flrrolace. 6 scree of B aifiore AgenOy, 848-5131. ANDOVER — 3-bedroom Ranch, UMITATION OEDEh surplua waa aohiaved by per­ rees fUD-ttme, slender. Apply in yaar round work, drive tractor and dercial positions ara Be Independent. More for land, outmiUdtogs, $31,500 .AT A COURT OP PROBATE held balancing the international pay- suading banka and buatoeasmea GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod­ full rec room, close to Univer­ pirson Trudy’s Lunch, 9M trailers, see our Ad under Pri­ available your comfort, conveedence FiiUbrlok Agency. 649-8464. BRAND NEW 8 room Raised U & R REALTY CO., INC. sity, many nice features, $18,- and for the mento this calendar year—a to boM loana and taveztmant to vate Instructions, No. 32. G uess wHofs beem ern housekeeping oottagea pisu ict of Maneheater on the 17lh Main St., Manchester. and money tor tMa new 8 Ranch, builder has started op­ 200. J . D. R ealty C o., 643-6129. day of June, 1965. goal which hae been attained in a minimum laval and by rtdoa- UVH4G0NDEAAMD room apartment Only Lakefront. Boating, fishing, REALTORS 643-2602 only one year out of the part 16. ing overseas miUtary and Hsr- HELP WANTBD-coUege boys, SYSTEMS ANALYSTS VA NO DOWN P^nnent. Tree erations elsew here, wlH sacri­ Preaent, Hon. John J. Wallett. OOTTASE CHEESE FOft $125 beat and O.E. ap- swimming. Inspect weekende. fice . BuiK to sell fo r $23,900, Robert D. Murdock 643-6473 MANCHESTER U only minutes vUufO. The federal budget wlU run elgn aid expenditurea. u m or RW, fan or part^ttma, II and over. Apply in person, pUaneea taibhided. 568 ft Free ertored pictures, bro­ ahaded 8 room home oonveni- away from this year around E »t«e of William Foulda. late of another deficit. 1^7. 876-9077. B urger Chef, 285 Main St. MARKET ANALYST THE LAST fi& M fS - MANCHESTER ent to shopping. Deep, deep lot. Immeduute sale price $32,500. Maneheater In said IXstiict de­ The deficit derttaed tiigbtly fri 576 HWlard Street Open chure. Arrowhead Grove, Rt. B elifore A gency, 64S-5131. home, has attached garage and ceased. Hhcact figures on the two a c­ calendar 1964 to $8 MlSon bat ^/JtankLty-MARi SVAtia eventoga 7:30-8:30, Sun­ 354, Coil<*e8ter 242-0278, N or­ Ideal starter home, modestly MANCHESTER — executive 7 lake privileges. Full price $6,- On motion of Hugh M. Joaeloff. counts won’t bs availabls for SERVICE Stallion attendant with ASSISTANT f i n a n c i a l priced at $u,700. Wolverton room Cape, 214 baths, 2-car Atty., 410 Asylum St.. Hartford. officials were concerned about a eome meohanioal experience to day 2-67 b** cal! for ap­ wich 887-4896. Ten minutes from Man­ THREE Apartment house plus 600. Also, 5 room Ranch, at­ Oonn., executor. about six weeks. sudden large outflow of ftmde to A Variety of STATEMENTS pointment warren E. How­ chester. New Cape Cods, Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. oaretaker’e 2 room apartment, garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, The budget deficit for fiscal work in well established 2-bay 28 foot fam ily room , 16x32 ft. tached garage, full cellar, ORDERED: That six montha the, last mrta raonttia of the SUPERVISOR land, Realtor, 350 M)idn GARDNER LAKE, Conn.'Mod­ Ranches and R a is ^ one block from Main Streat. many extras, $13,900. Call tha from tha ITth day of June, 1966. be 1966,- the year which ends to­ station. Alert, ambitious) trust' $18,900-116’ FRONTAGE, ttiade ewlmmfaig pool, lovely treed a d the tame ara limited u d al­ year. St, Maneheater, 648-1106. ern housekeeping eottages. Ranches. One acre wooded Excellent kvoome proposition. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ night, Is estimated at $8.8 bil- [GOOD JOBS worthy, dependable and con' Lakefront Boating, firiilng, lots, built - tola, fireplace, trees, immaculate six room lot. Hayes A gency, 643-4803. lowed for the creditors within nua conUiiuad to January and adentioua need only apply. Ap­ PAYROLL Articles For Sale 45 Honsehold Goods 51 Apartments—Flats— P riced fairly at $18,900. Call tors, 643-6930. w tu a to brina In their claims Uon. This w ill leave the national 4^ ROOMS, second floor, heat swimming. Inspect weekends. basement garages. Only Cape, fireplace, deed end against said estate, and said exe­ early February, apparent^ ba> ply in person Monday through BOOKKEEPERS Tenements 63 street, Manohester. Hutchins for more information. Belflore MANCHESTER — $17,900 buys debt at about $317 btUion com- SCREENED LOAM — for the 30’’ NORGE gas stove, never hot water and gas, adtoto only. Free ‘colored pictures, bro- 10% dowh. Price range A gency, 643-5121. cutor Is directed to *lve public no- cause bueineasmen aattc^atad Saturday from lO a.m.-7 p.m. Agency, R ealtors. 845-0108. gtaoknis 6 room home near Uc« to the 'to ■'brio's “ in a program of control ovar o m b - ^ at FINANCIAL beat in lawns pnd gardens from used, $86.; 3-piece custom liv­ LOOinNG for anything In real CaU 6494066. chura. Arroadiead Grove, from $14,500 to $17,000. OUR BEST BUY their clalma within eald time nj- y®AT «*»- A ago the deficit at Wesley’s Atlantic Station, Route 854, C olchester. 343-9178. Terrlfle value. OaU SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rooms, 2 Green. Walk-In closets, fire­ lrkvarsk/9 K«r ^ _____ -a n ey movementa. 321 ToUand Street, Elaat Hart­ our screening plant. Andover- ing room set, $95. 649-1946. estate rentals — apartmmU. MANCHESTER—Modem 3 bed­ towed by p^ iah in z a copy of this i w as $8.2 billion, STATEMENTS FIVE ROOM heated apartment full baths, dining rooi^ fire- place, huge dining room, con­ A six room Cape LOADED order In some newspaper ?iiavlnz a ford . Colinnbia. Delivered. George homes, multiple dwelltoga, call room Ranch, full basement, 2 venient location. Barrows ft with extras. All finished, Rsvenues ar« rising rapidly, *The Aircraft’* ACCOUNTANTS H. a rm in g , In c., 742-7886. BIGGEST BARGAIN wMh parking, $126. per month COVENTRY — Beautiful lake- placed living room and family circulation In said probate «.a-dis­ WASHINOTON (AP) — ‘nta 4 J. D. Realty, 9494039. ROBERT O. MURDOCK baths, completely air condition­ W allace, 649-5306. IM baths, rec room out ot trlct within fifteen days from the despite a series of tax cuts ’TURRET LATH E operator. IN TOW N T e t 649-6713. aide cottage, excellent location room, one-car garage, ehaded date of this order u d return make budget deficit la expected to ba and condition, quality through­ ed, fenced yard, $19,900. B el this world. Two car garage' wliiclt began in 1963—but so is ^*nie Akvrart” has open* Must be able to set up and op­ SECRETARIES DARK RICH atone-free loam, TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! MANCmeSTER — Delightful 2- lot, $30,900. PhUbrlck Agency, to this' court of the notice afiven. the coot of government. Another a b o ti $8.8 bllUon fo r it e g iwraiB- 1, 2. or 3 Y E A R S TO P A Y FIVE ROOMS fo r r o o t $136. a out. F or fuU inform ation caU U A R REALTY CO., INC. Air Real Estate, 648-9832. BUILDER’S SPECIAL and an acre of gram. Su­ John J. Wallett, Jiidze. )ncB available for girls in a erate from blueprints, work fill, gravel, sand,' stone, ma­ bedroom gso'den apartment, 649-8454. deficit, now estimated at $4.4 ment bookkeeping year wbMi variety of departments re­ STATISTICS CLERKS nure, white sand for sand box­ "SUPER DELUXE” month wMi hast and garage. 643-6930. burban, but close to Town. week 56 hours, steady employ­ ideally located, heat, hot wa­ 643-3693 MANCHESTER — ComfortaUe If you are looking for a At $18,000 this home defies billion. Is schediried In the new ends at midnight toidgbt. quiring many dtfferent es and coot pools. Delivery. 643- 8 ROOMS OP FURNITURE ter, range, refrigerator, park­ Inquire nooolo, Ptosa ftolace, 643-6473 oantenqK>rary ranch styled A’T A (X)URT OF PROBATE held ment, good pay and fringe 45714 Main Street No phone LAKE SUNAPBSE, New Hamp­ six-room Cape, gfsoage, fire­ comportson. Any type of fi­ at Manohester. within u d for the fiscal year. Tha national debt pspbaM y sMUs and kinds of work benefits for qualified man. STENOGRAPHERS 9504. ALL 100% GUARANTEED ing, $120. m onthly. A vailable place, beautiful half acre on Delightful 6 room Cape home packed with extras win be about $817 b il£ n . Tba ON LY $433 oafle, please. shire. Two bedroom apart­ nancing will swing it. T, J. diatrlot of Manchester, on the 94th This la likely to be pored dur­ inpertence. Among our Echo Machine Co., Inc., Man­ Jl3y 1. 643-0973. dead end. $3500 assumee. $128 with 2 upstairs rooms un­ including drapes and wall- day of June. A.D. 1966. ing the next 12 months since exact figurea.wtm net ba a v a ^ -many current requirements, ACCOUNTING RECORDS EXCELLENT, efficient and eco­ $16.18 Delivers ment 5 minute walk to lake, Crockett, Realtor, at 643* Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. chester, 643-7627. FOUR ROOM duplex with MANCHESTER — room payments. Barrows ft Wallace. finished. Exceptionally well to-wall carpeting, come out 1577. President Johnson takes pride ble for several weeks. you may find the Job that nomical, that’s Blue Ihstre $16.18 Month ROOMS, second floor, heat, $66. per week, available July to Oakdale off Wells Street Judze. BOOKKEEPERS garage, centrally located', 18th on. 643-5402. Ranch, carport, 1% baths, big 649-S306. cared for. Full, dry, well Estate of William R. Prazier. late In reducing the deficit each The deficit is $3.5 bfiUon tooar '‘suits you besL” Our avail* carpet and upholstery cleaner. — LOOK WHAT — hot water, refrigerator, ga­ flreplaced living room, 3 bed­ lighted basement. A per­ in Manchester and see this In said district, de- Rent electric shampooer $1. — YOU GET — rage, $125. monthly. 643-6687. dulte only preferred, availabie year. Both Johnson and Secre­ than the estimate made to Janu­ able openings inchide Jobs E.D.P. EDITING CLERKS in about 10 days. OaU 643-7204. GAPE COD, Etostham, New cot­ rooms, large lot, convenient lo- NEW USTING — St. Bartholo­ fect starter or retirement terrific value. Only $17,800. ROUTE 44A — Must be sold to fo r : High School ’The Sherwin-Williams Co. 16-PIECE BEDROOM settle an estate. Neat five-room Upon application of Aznea C. tary of the Treasury Henry H. ary. A year ago the govansnant tage with aU modem conven­ eation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. mew Parish. Glean, attractive home. Lots of privacy in Open for inspection 1-5 Frailer, administratrix prayinz for 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM CHBXnc THIS VALUE ranch with breezeway and two Fowler have talked about bring­ ran $8.3 bllUon in the red. TAPE PREPARATION iences with beautiful view of 6% room Ranch, nicely land­ well shrubbed yard. Nice P.M. daily or call Jarvis authority to sell certain real estate ENGINEERING AND 12-PIECE KITCHEN SBIVBSN ROOM okter home, 4 Realty Co., Realtors, 643- car garage plus a 30 by 100 particularly described In said ap­ ing the budget gradually Into Another deficit — the aaventa CLERKS ALUMINUM patio covers, used, ... NOW ... cape and bay, 2 minute walk scaped, fenced lot, 8 bedrooms, area, Buckley School, St. balance — possibly to 1967, AIDES — PLU S — Furnished Apartments 63-A bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. 1121, 649-1200. building in the rear. Multiple plication on rile. It is tiralght — la anikeipatad lor tba one 10x20, one 12x20. 649-3091. For The First Time In Conn. to the beach. Available July carport. Hayes Agency, 643- Bartholomew Parish. $14,- ORDERED: *rbat the forezotoz more liktiy In 1968. new year. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Marion E. Roberteon. Realtor. 4803. 900. uses here vrith definite busi­ V These ohaHenglng posltCons Trade School BOOKKEEPING TV SET AND RANGE 10-17, August 14-28. F or infor- REDUCED — 7 room Cape with application be heard u d deter- However, Johnson haa made require a high sdtool diplo­ TRUE LUXLHY TWO ROOMS, private bath, 643-5963. ness potential. T. J. Crockett, niined at the Probate office In Man­ MACHINE OPERATOR Free storage until wanted. Free parking, businesa block, matlOT call 649-4979. 2 full baths, country privacy, Realtor, 643-1577. chester in eald District, on the Sth it clear that additional tax cuta ma with honor grades In LIVING HOLLISTER STREET WARREN E. HOWLAND day of July. A.D. 1966, at two REJECT AINMENDMKNT Boats and Accessories 46 deUvery. Free set up by our A T A adults. Depot Square. TeL Mr. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful .. REA LTO R city conveniences. Julia J. Vin- are on the planning boards and Plane Geometry and Al­ Graduates CLERK TYPISTS own reliable men. Ranch, large living room, for­ COVENTRY—New lUttag. 4 o’clock In the afternoon, u d ttiat his economic advisers say prior­ gebra One and Two. Fref* Keith, 649-1022. Excellent buy here. Sure., cek R eal Estate, 643-7877. notice be zlven to all persons In­ 1961 18 FOOT Carver Cabin Please note: AppUances are re­ LOW REN TA L mal dining room, cabinet 860 Mato St 643-1108 bedroom Colonial Cape. Fea- terested In said estate of the pen- ity win not be given to a bal­ WASHINGTON (AP)—A rote ' erence wW be given to Cruiser, sleeps two. 1963 86 h.p. Wanted To Rent 68 there is a aand bank in the CONSIDER A CAREER PERSONNEL RECORDS conditioned and gusiranteed for kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ back that aasuros your MANCHESTER — 2 family flat, tures large livin g room with a-ppljcation and the anced budget if more govern­ that gave Prezideijt JObamen ena * thoee who bave taken addi* M ercury with 18 gallon gas IHRESE ROOM furnished apart­ tion room, landscaped yard. 5V4 rooms each, separate fur­ ment spending is needed to o f h u few legU tottve eattiatiBa ' Uonal ooursea in Matbe- AT "THE AIRCRAFT’ CLERK 1 year. On display at main store. RIETHIEID COUPLE want 4-5 privacy. The house is a fireplace, 914,500. J. D. Realty 'b?’?s,Sfihft^aby publiahlnz a copyro, of ihia order- tank, anchor and lines, Ufe PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT MARILYN ment, $90. a month. 649-1768 Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, INVESTORS — 6-6 Duplex, Zone nace, 2-car garage, excellent Co.. 643-5129. in some newipoper havinz a cte stimulate the economy and Tueoday bad tha aopport ot bcNi m nttca Jackets, rod holders, ladder, room rent in Manchester near gem. Shed dormer, 1V4 Pratt A Whitney can offer POSTING CLERKS Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 643-5053. bath.s, full basement sill H, location adaptable to office location. Bel -Air Real Estate, culatlon In said district, at least bring unemployment down. Cbimecticut aeimton. both experienced and inex­ automatic baler. Boat compla- bus, sm all garden desired. 876- 643-9832. WAPPING — If you are hard seven dasoi before the day of said The ttro Damocratlc ooeetotm STENOGRAPHERS SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 5687. fini.shed off. screened or businssB oonverslon. Good hearinr. to appear K they see cause Administration actmomlats perience men unusual ca­ tely refinlshed, with top and If you have no means of trans­ COURT porch. Out of state owner Income m Hartford, take WlBNir Realtor, 643-1677. home in excellent condition tor tong period. m ent, recom m ended fay the Sen­ able skUls . . . to advance ROBERTS COMET 10 toot by ness, ground floor, 470 Main The Coventry iflanning and the home owner wbo wants an ranch with foil basement, COVENTRY — Lakewood UMITATION OBDEB ate Flnanea Otmuntttea, wua ra- good stawgraphic and typ­ MONDAY — FRIDAY 60’’ beam, 10 h.p. Merciuy and Cross Parkway to Eixlt 92. Pro­ Street, plenty of paridng. 640- breezeway and garage Heights Area. 8 bedroom AT A COURT O PPROBATE held The United Statee le the batfli- in relatlcm to your efforts A—U—B—E—R—r —S 2kming Commission hereby JUST LISTED Income. Otoice of 8 or 4 bed­ al Hachestar. within and for the er for the non-Communiet Jacted n -n . ing tolSs. Additional sAir and ablUtiee . . . and to 7—12 NOON, 12:30—4 P.M. trailer included. $150. 646-0469. ceed 1 mile on Center S t Mari­ 6229, 0-5. BIG HOMES ready for your insj^tion. Ranch, forced hot water heat, cation or training wlH bb 43-45 ALL'SN STREET lyn Court is located on the cor­ glvee notice that the appUca- rooms, big kitchens and dining District of Manchester on the 23rd world, they argue, and there benefit from good wages OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 tion of Joseph P. Motycka for rooms, permauwnt siding, sep­ Located in a. nice section domestic hot water, aluminum day of June. 19«8. wen-rewarded. and company benefits. In 15 FOOT Durq>hy boat, ex cel­ ner of Souths Adams and Olcott DESIRABLE store ot office Strant Street, Just off of Vernon. A budget pleas- storms and screens, attartied Preeent, Hon. John J. Wallett, will be a shrinking of trade if a special permit with site plan Main . . . an* older home to arate utilities, private ahad^ Judze. addition, you may qualify lent condition, electric starter, GOOD LOOKING G.E. refriger­ Sts., Just one block south cA space, ground floor, clean, at er for only $15,900. Call heated garage, $18,900. Call 74i- this country shuts off the flow of These Jobs offer good start- Center Street Only 10 mlmitee to allow o^ration of a gotf Four bedroom Cape, wall- excellent repair. Has four yard with 2-car garage, extra­ Estate of Russell B. Hathaway, dollars. Drying up of trade tor. one of the several R O Y A L 36 h.p. Johnson motor, includes tractive and reasonable. Apply Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ 7752. Shown by appointm ent late of M achester in said District, taijg satartee, a valuable em­ ator in good working condition. from Constitution Plaza. course on Folly Lane, Coven­ large rooms down, two up ordinary value. Wolverton training programa that are Maatercraft trailer. Bargain at Have new one — need the Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 ty Co., Realtors, 649-1200, only. deceued. could cause a worldwide reces­ ploye benefit program and the 8V4-4H Room Apartments try, has been granted and ef­ to-wall carpeted, fireplace, with 1'4 baths (one bed­ A gency, Realtora, 640-2618. On motion of Florence D. Hath- V/ULUE R A T E! periodioaHy offered to q;>- $600. OaU 640-2611 after 5 p.m . room . F irst $86. takM it. 649- a.m. - 8 p.m. 875-0625. Eves. 649-2519. sion, or even a depression, ac­ (^iportuntty • for personal ad­ Typewriter Co. fective July 1, 1065 subject to room down). Enclosed a-way, 364 Porter St., Machester. cording to some ei^rts. vancement. dome In and talk pUoants and enqiloyea 7410. STARTING AT all fenced in, aluminum HORSE RANCH to ManchM- $11,900 Conn., administratrix. USED CARS OFFICES 500-1600 sq. ft., excel the following restrictions: porch, big trees, quiet but ter with 27 acres. 8 room ORDERED: That six months U.S. otficiala say there ia no adth us. Diamonds— W atebes— $120 central. (5nly $1'7,0M. On a beautiful lot in Bol­ O-E. Refrigerator, good for cot­ P E R MONTH lent looetion, JanMor, parking. 1. No building permit shall storms and screens, a large house. baths, barn out­ MANCHESTER — Ranch, large ton. Four roomer, no base­ from the 23rd day of June. 1966. be Openings Are Available Ih: WiU remodel to suit tenant. a d the same are limited and al­ VMt The Fhnpioyinent Office Jewelry 48 tage, fine rumUng condition. Incomparable Luxury Features be issued for any structure in buildings, corrals, etc., $00,000. family sized kitchen with built- ment, oversized garage. lowed for the creditors within whtrti ooNvxanTBLX m n V ery reasonable. 640-6834, 643- comer lot. Asking $10,800. Linden Street . . . acrose At 400 Main Streat A DIVISION OF 648-7847. any area covered by this site from Center Park. An FtaUbrick Agency, 640-8464. ina, 3 bedrooms, hot water Separate well. Will qualify to brinz in thetr claims against Bast Hartford 8, Oonneotioat MAClllNING WA’TCH AND JEWBIRY re­ HURRY ‘ 7176. plan except when this site plan heat, plastered walls, one car for minimum down FHA or said estate, a d said administra­ LITTON INDUSTRIES pairing. Prompt service. Up to eight room home that MANCHESTER — Modern trix Is directed to give public no­ Apeutments are rmttog is aihended and approved by needs redecorating. An 80 garage, trees, $16,900. Phil- VA. A terrific buy for a tice to the creditors to bring In ' M CHEV. $24fB OPBN THIS WEEK — SHEET METAL |20 on your old w atch In REFRIGERATOR for sale. sUU TWO ROOM office for rent in Ranch two blocka from Bow­ brick Agency, 649-8464. 150 NEW PARK AVE. fast. .. second section now the Planning and Zoning Com­ by 175 fo o t lot. One car young couple. T. J. Crock­ their claims within said time al- j Super zport cottvartlMa. Monday Through Friday trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. in use, $40. 643-6849. heart of Main Street shopping m ission. ers School, 2 fireplaces, nicely lowed by publishing a copv of thita i available for immediate oc­ garage. Two full baths. At ett, Realtor. 643-1677. order in some newspaper haring a 1 8 AM. — 8 P.M. TOOL & DIE MAKING H ARTFCaiD Bray, 737 Main Street, State district, ideally suited for real 2. Off street paridng shall treed lot, only $17,900. B el A ir MANCHESTER — Ebcceptlonal A2 OLDS. $271f ’Theater Building.. cupancy . . . estoite, Inourance, or any eer- J. D. Realty Co. $18,000 thlB is a good value. circulation in said probate district I Oktod Sait, July 8 and Mon. LiEATHER TOPPED dark ma­ be provided at the ratio of one R eal Estate, 643-0832. value. Two family, 514-61^ plus HEBRON — “Quality Custom within ten days from the date of APPLIANCE INSPECTION vicing firm. O ont^ Mr. Ooope, Vacant. Btarfira conrarUbia. 4 ; July 6. Other hours arranged by ap­ hogany coffee table, $10; white MARILYN COURT space for every two players or garage, excellent condition, Built” New Homes. 1% acrea this order and return make to summer wedding outfit, $30. FURNISHED) MODEL APT. Savings Bank of Msuioheeter, $14,500 — Six room Colonial, ga- high incom e, $21,900. Call this court of the notice given. pointment—can 233-2621, Ext Fuel and Feed 49-A visitorB. 643-5129 643-8779 Adams Street . . . Another Cape, Split, Ranch, built-ins, John J. Wallett. Judge:' 43 FQRO $19fS CARPENTRY ' 643-2618. Open Sunday $c D aily 640-5203. older home with 9 rooms rajge, IH acres, garden, fruit owner, 643-0869. 2 baths, fireplaces, garages, REPAIR 505, 220 or 221. Date4 at Coventry, Connect­ and shade treee, subuiban, XL 6d0 ccmuitlMa. P R A T T & FOR SALE — 16 acres standing 11 AJC TO 8 PM. icut, this twenty-fifth day of fo r $17,900. Five bedroom s most desirable area. $18,900 i . PIPE FITTING An Equal Opportunity JUVENILE furniture — crib, STORE FC»l RENT. Ideal for Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- LIMITATION OBDEB hay, BoUton. OaU after 7, 643- office or buainesa. Recently June, 1965. on the second floor. One and up. Call Suzanne Shorts, AT A COURT OF PROBATE h«M 41 RAMt. $4H E m ployer playpen, stroller, swing, many MANAGING AGENT 0103. OUTSTANDING VALUE 643-8886. Exclusive J. Wateon 8149. other items. Excellent condi­ jwneled. Fbnner barber shop Planning ft Zoning Commission bath. Needs redoing inside. St Machester. within a d Vtrr the SERVICE ’ Cuotom ooovartlble. W HITNEY WELDING SIMON POVERMAN Encloeed porch, three car Yes, this charming 6 room Beach, Realtors, 622-2114. District of H ottiester on the 2 M tion. 644-8665 after 1:30 p.m . 138 Weet M iddle n irn p ik e. 648- Coventry, Connecticut GARRISON Colonial toi execu­ day ot June. 1966. AGENCY garaga Colonial built by Jarvis 41 OLDS $14fS ENGINE MECHANICS Garden—Farm—Dairy 6802 o r 640-9704. Donald C. Smith, MANCHESTER — 6 - room tive neigtobortoood on a beauti­ and located in WoodhHl Preeent. Hon. John J. Wallett AIRCRAFT SEWING MACHINES — Two so state St, Hartfotrd Chairman ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% Judge. ALL )|i ' >MI * ' I 98 ednvertlbla. Products 50 622-6474 Office Ranch, built 1963. 100x300 lot Heights in Manohester is 7 ROOM RANCH Estate of Joseph McGontgal. late MILLWRIGHTS Situations Wanted— portable trade-in machines, OOMMBUICIAL and Office apace 2-car garage, aluminum sid T. J, Crockett, Realtor baths, breezeway, 3-car ga tops in housing value. 3 of Manchester bi said Dtstrict. de- DIVISiaN OF expertly reconditioned. Priced 640-2862 Model A pt for rent. W. O. Sofawars Co. rage, $24,400. P hilbrick Agen­ On a heavily wooded lot. cea ed. INSTANT 41 FORD SlOfi PICK YOUR own strawberries, Ing, storms and screens, 3-bed bedrooms, formal dining On motion of Gertrude Jlaveli. UNITED AIBORAPT OORP. A lso Female 38 this w eek (mly at $19.96 and In c., 875-3042. rooms, 2 ceramic baths, oil hot 648-1577 cy , 649-8464. room, 11^ baths, profes­ Four bedrooms, 1% baths, 8-cyL coavartihia 25c a quart, 8 a.m.-12 noon, S $34.96. Just received in trade full basement With a two 9 Starkweather 9t.. Manchester, SFRVICF Bast Hartford 8, Ooimecticut SIX ROOM apartm ent, 476 Main water heat, kitchen has built- sionally landscaped. Will Conn, executrix. RELIABLE WOMAN wiU care p.m. until dark. Bring your own one console at $24.50. Excellent MANCHESTER — East Side. 6 car garage. Excellent value ORDERED: That six montha 40 OLDS. SllfS An Equal Ot^rtunity TRAININO OPPORTUNITIES for child, day or evenings, for baskets. No children. 490 Street, 649-5229, 0-5. in oven, range and dishwasher, MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, qualify for maximum V.A. IN MACHINING AND condition. Stng5r Sewing separate furnaces, 2-car ga­ room Ranch with 8 generous or F.H.A. financing. Call at $23,900. Why the en­ from the 28th day of June. 1965. be i 96 convartlbla. E nqdoyer working parents. References Keeney St., Manchester. For Rent cabinets galore, family room closed rear porch is pretty and the same a e limited a d al­ SHEET METAL WORK .Center, 832 Main Street, 643- WE HAVE customera waiting NOTICE wUh fireplace. Wolvertmi Agen­ rage, one block from Main bedrooms, dining room, spa­ Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty lowed for the creditors within Call e'le 0111 furnished. 643-9947. 8883. cious M'ving room with fire- near worth the price. In for the rental of your apart­ PUBLIC HEARING cy , R ealtors, 649-2813. Street. Priced to sell. Hayes Oa, 640-1200, 649-2519. which to bring In their claims ’55 MUSTANG NOW IS THE TIME TO ment or home. J. D. Rralty, Agency, 643-4803. idace, large kitchen with for­ Bolton in an excellent against aatd estate, and said ex-; S t a t i s t i c a l c l e r k HIGH SCHOOL girl desires Household Goods 51 DARK DUSTY rose double twist or Lease neighborhood of compar­ editor la directed to give public no­ ft-DOMt SEDAN CHECK "THE AIRCRAPT’’ babysitting for the summer. 648-5120. ADDITIONAL MANCHESTER — East Side mica eountere, oil hot water tice to the creditors to bring In BVERYTHINO in sterlUsed re­ wool rug for dining room, ll’x APPROPRIATION 4-room borne, baths, 2-car MANCHESTER — to settle es­ heat, plaster walls, attached MANCHESTER — lovely yard able homes. T. J. Crockett, thetr claims within said time al­ ,Iww, lawatt Opportunity fo r wom en eot- Call 640-4365. 11’6” . B est o ffe r , 640-3716. surrounds this 6 room complet­ Realtor, 643-1577. Virtt the Employmmt Office, conditioned used furniture ana THREE ROOMS fo r rent, $76; BOARD OF DIRECTORS garage, excellent condiUen tate, 3 bedroom older house garaige, $15,900. W olverton lowed by publishing, a copy of this NORMAN’S p^enced in figure work. 400 Main Street, Blast Hartford, a month. Inquire Piccolo Piz­ LAND convenient to shopping, bus and A gency, Realtora, 640-2313. ed Cope, flreplaced living order In some newspaper having ^249S Calculator experience help­ appliances, high quaUty—low TOWN OP MANCHESTER, only $11,900. Hayes Agency, a eirculation in said probate dis­ Conn. Ctoen Monday through Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 za Palace. 457H Main St. 643-4803. sdwrts. Open to offen. Marion room, formal dining room, WILLINGTON — Off the Park- trict within ten days from the date MANiUlt STl K ful. Pleasant working con­ Machinery and Tools 52 CONNECTICUT Rural or Industrial NEED ROOMT Unusual 7 room aluminum siding, nice neigh­ Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and South Street, Rockville. 875- Notice is hereby ilven that Ediund R eal Betete, 388-4510, way. Some friends of ours of this order and return make to *54 OLDSMOBILE ditions, excellent benefit 96 W. M iddle TjOte. — quiet and with Buildiflqt Colonial, baths, dishwash- borhood. 643-0513. thto court of the notice given. OlOBed Sat., July 3 and Mon. GROOMING and boarding, wiU 2174.' Open 9-8. HALF YARD P.H. rfiovel Model the Board of Directors, Town NEW RAISED RANCH — 644-0414. want to sell their beautiful John J. Wallett. Judge. JBTSKAB 1 SK N m eVK program. Apply Employ­ July 6. collect and deliver. H. C. attractive 4% room duplexes, rooms, one full and two half ar, double garage, aluminum ment Office 165A; John Deer backhoe, rub­ of Manchester, Connecticut, MANCHESTER — Rockledge. ranch of 6 rooms out in Chase, H arm ony HIU Ken­ UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY heat, hot water, electric stove baths, 8 or 4 bedrooms, dining BISSELL Street — 4 family, ex­ tiding, nice yard, $18,900. Lap^ the country. Big trees, quiet, 9289S ber tires with front end load­ will hold a ' Public Hearing in | cellent return, will finance. 649- 44>edrooms, 2 baths, 3 lavs, 2- nels, Bolton, 643-6427. er; A. C. HD6 dozer; John Deer and refrigerator, garage, avail­ BUILDINGS room, family room, one car pen T ^ n c y , 640-5361, 649-6140. restful. A skl^ |l5,000. Worth > FIRST NATIONAL Refrigerator, Stove and TV able July 1st, $120. and $125. a the Municipal Building Hear­ 5329, 9-5. car garage, finished rec room, P R A TT & tractor with stone rake and garage, $23,000. PhUbriek it too. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ’ 5 4 B U 1 C K ______i STORES WANTE3D — good home for two Included month. CaU 649-2865 before 5 ing Room, 41 Center Street, Agency, 640-8464. MANCHESTER — Modem Cape den, patio, complete built-ins. cute kittens, one black and Viking seeder. Middletown 342- Manchester, Connecticut, Tues­ Idod for W orahousfl MANCHESTER — Modern, Im on high elevation, wooded, I09x Intercom, sqstem, air-condition­ 643-1577. WILDCAX ftm t HftSBIfOF 3587. p.m . Properfy Owners Park and Oakland Aveo. WHITNEY white, and one tiger. Call 640- 3 Modem Rooms ot BYimlture day, July 6, 1965, at 8:00 p.m. or M onufoc hiring NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 5-5, maculate 3 bedroom Colonial, 148 lot. Complete privacy plus ed, beauUfuHy loindscaped. Fhr EAST HARTFORD — Custom 92795 ' East Hartford 6480 after 5. Appliances, Lot No. 298 NEW 4 room apartment for on proposed additional appro­ nice location, separate heat­ . central location, near all 30-miIe view. M Air R ^ Es­ further information call the R. built’ 5-room Ranch, garage 10 Pc. Bedroom Set rent, third floor, etove refrig­ priation as follows: with R ollrood SldliKi ing systems, clW wtUties. Oall schoolB, IH baths, aluminum tate, 643-9332. F. Dlmook Co., Realtors, 640- AKC Registered bleu;k miniature Musical Instruments 53 attached. Cipolla IMve. By *54 CHEVRfMLET AIRCRAFT 8 Pc. Living Room Set erator, heat and hot water furn­ To Board of Education for bmlder, Leon Cieszynskl, 649- siding. Bel Air Real Estate, 6246. owner, 280-5587. T. J. Flahnagan & Sons male poodles, 6 weeks old. Ex­ 25 Pc. Kitchen Set UQUID STORAGE WOODHOiL HEIGHTS — SpHt DfPAIA8A.ft4M S.Bl J JANITORESS DIVISION OF ished. Centrally located. AduHs "Operation Head Start" 4301. 643-9832. cellent pedigree. 37 Edgerton Den or Spare Bedroom Sat FOR SALE — upright piano only. 649-9258. Program ...... 99831 Level, 8 bettoooms, dining NO. C0VENT:RY—8 room over­ Painting Contractors UNITED AIRORAFT OORP. Street, Manchester. SPACE room, 2 full baths, garage. Lotfi F or Satel 73 -Steady full-time position $3 A VTEEK with chair stool. Oall 643-9129. to be financed by Grant MANCHESTER — Modem 3 tired Cape. Five bedroosna, 1V4 92595 MANCHESTBR Garden Apart­ 800,000 OAL. CAPACmr WARANOKE ROAD bedroom Ranch, central loca­ Owner 640-4974. eveningfe 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. EJast Hartford 8, Connecticut from Federal Govern­ with Railroad Siding AA RESIDEl'rnAL building lot, baths, bui'tt-ins, 3 fire-places, SIAMESE Sealpoint kittens, 9 3344 ments — room apartment, tion, large kitchen, tiled bath, Company offers good weeks old. Oall WilUmantic 423 m ent ...... $0,821 Vacant Cape with three 100 foot front, 225 feet deep. garage. Wooded lot, FHA only HAS OPENIHGS FOR THIS SUMMER *53 OLDSMOBILK An Equal Opportunity Antiques 56 available Jtoy 1st, heat, hot full basement, $16,900 for quick MANCHESTER — 8.room Cape $700 down. Pasek R e tity , 380 •wages, fre e benefit pro­ E m ployer 2370. DISCOUNT FURNITURE Robert M. Stone, bedrooms up, four rooms on bus line, handy to schools, Completely treed. City water 06 UnCDBT SBDAir w ater, stove, refrigerator. $110. S ecretary sale. Bel Air Real Batata, 648- 7475, 643-7206. We are a group of local tcflchers and college sta- gram. Write Box CC, Her­ WAREHOUSE ANTIQUE VICTORIAN settee per month. 648-0000, 648-0000. SaHaVaC. INC. down and a large rec room. shopping, etc. $14,900. PhU- and sewer. P rice $6,500. firm ald, stating experience and DRIVER and stock clerk over 18 FRE E — ’TWO flu ffy kittens, Board of Directori 9382. Phone 648-6273. Brae • Bum *2895 3580 MAIN STREET, 522-7240 sHpper chair, large brass kst' O ffice 16 Foreat St. Breezeway and garage. brick A gency, 640-8464. dents with plenty of painting experience. A few talary requironento. years old. Apply in person Al- 6 weeks old, one teoi, black Manchaater,, Conn. 9 5 H i R M S f n u t Prime reaidenUal location.. R ealty. COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch, Hartford, Connecticut tie, fle x wheel, aU $86. GaU MANCHESTER — Buckley. St. copper plumbing, full dry base­ oar Auto Parts, 226 Spruce and white, other gra y. 649-3577. FIVE-ROOMS, 8-bedrooms, sec­ Dated at' Maneheater, Con­ House needs redecorating, MANCHBISTER—10 room home, more houses and our SimittHir w ill be booked. ■S20LDBMOBILZ 649-8386. Td. 649-4555 Bartholemew area. Three bed­ ment, close to lake, full twice, BOOKKEEPER, capable of Street. Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. ond floor, bullt-tos, heat and necticut, this Otto day of Juna but when it’s done it will be 300x860 lot, excellent fo r large ANDOVBR-BOLTON line — 170 66 4-DB. HABDIOP hhndUng complete set of books, 1966. a beauty. Nice level lot. room Ranch, panelled rec family or in-law situation. Im­ wooded acres, road frontage, $10,100. Cham bers R ealty, 648- MOLD MAKERS —toot makers. POINTER FOR sale, two years hot .w ater, $160. J. D. R ealty, room, beautiful landscaping, 2325. including general ledger. Small Open Monday Through Wanted—To Buy 53 643-6129. Will consider taking your mediate oopupancy. Bti Air good investment. Owner financ­ GET OIK^pUr 81M5 office in Manchaefar. Reply to Interviews Monday through ike, Vernon, Conn. ver, picture frames, old coins, rooms, heat, hot water, stove,' O i^ , new siding, fended shad­ privacy, trees, artesian wall. hi shorthand and tyjring. fem ale, one year old. 649-1688. CALL — ASK FOR DAVID NEW 6-5 duplex, 8 bedrooms, 3 W o Ara Fully Insurad guns, pewter, ecrap gold, refrigerator and parking, $120. ed lot with flr^lacs, sewers. Only $7,600. Law rence F . FI ied duties. Oall 643-2460 for CAREER OPPORTUNITY — furnaces, baseboard heat, Hutohias Agency, Realtors, «16tS GAS STOVE, 3 yMrs' old, 4 watches, old Jewtiry, bobby A vailable July 1st. 64S-0000, JUST LISTED Rflflort Propgry For Sale 74 ano, ReaH ors, 948-0424. 94ft lent. Recent high school graduate. ohoosa your colon. Hutchins 646-OlOS. ) 2766, 743-6364. Articles For Saie 45 burners and oven, apartment coUections, paintings, attic con­ 646-0090. O ffice 15 Foreat Men wanted for rapid advance­ A gancy, 646-0103. Nice family Colonial. 6H w a t e r f r o n t Chalet, Covan- ^tOUISHOBnX EXPERIENCED cleaning worn size, $75. CaU 648-9310. tents or whole estates. Funt- Street. MANCGQBSTER — spotieas ment with national corporation, TRAMPOLINE, Heavy duty ture R epair Servloa, 643-7440. NEED TIRES? large roome, fireplace and try. around O im jLflfl ft-INL : ah — 2 days a week. AduK MANCHESTER — New 7-room room CMotttal, hreeM way, gq> $120. w eekly salary to thooe com m ercial type, aa is $200. CLEAN, USED refrigeratori, detached garage. A giant aiid-s^l II I 1>, lawn family. Box K, Herald. who qualify. Quolificaii

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Baldwin To Head Conclave HARTFORD (AP) — Grov. John N. Dempsey called on delegates to the third constitutional con­ vention in Connecticut his­ tory today to do their ut­ most toward “ the swift and satisfactory dis­ charge" of the precise duties facing them. "Our ConnecUcut oonatltution does not, according to judicial opinion, give every citizen his right to an equal vote,” Demp­ sey told the opening session that met in an atmosphere of tradi­ tion and bipartisan accord. . (Herald Photo by O(lara) "The very first objective of this convention, then, must be Judge House (right) Receives Oath from Chief Justice Kiug to correct those porUons of our consUtutton which have in­ fringed upon these rights of the people. ^ "L e t us apply our maximum Judge House Takes Oath efforts to the swift and satis­ factory discharge of the precise duties facing us.” The opening session of the convenUon, the first since 1602, Gov. Dempsey Addresses Constitiftional .Cbnventioii Odlq^ates Of State Supreme Court was held in the Old State House where the existing constituUon was written at a convention in B;r SOI. R. COHEN < Chief Justice ^ in g said, "1^ Justice House was appointed 1818. Morse Urges Peace Talks In a brief ceremony, wit­ consider,j-_ it... a- high'’ honor and a I Supreme Court of Er- Dempsey said the convention Jet Breaks nessed by about 60 state privilege to' Install the oath of roM wAiile eeevlng as chief wiU give "new expression to our office to my friend, Charles' Judge of the State Superior Connecticut tradition disnitaries, relatives and House or. Chsrlis,’(ae iweknow Court, a post he assumed in ds, Judge Charles S. him. Apra. He had been a member In 3 P ^Westland St, " It te A great pleasure for of tfu t .court senoe A peasibsUy; since i eoaelder 4908. - w( him'my. friend sad'a igreat former a justice of the StatA. His 19S3 tfapreme Court of Errors. **^ ^ s tlc e - H«J6se Is ho strang­ followed a lout’s history, RAMBM arrr, mo. (a p ) -> er to thla oourt for we possess reer In both state and teeing civil liberties to each of A Oontinental AMinee broke The oath 6t office was ad­ into three aeotlons early today ministered Oy Chief Justice many o f his opinions, written government. our citizens.*’ when he substituted for the late He has served In the State Dempsey told the delegates to M it skidded off the end of a John Hamilton Kina in tiie min-eHtdc runway at Municipal beautiful and stately hlgh- Justice W illiam J, Shea, during Aesembly as both repreeenta- act swiftly In accomplishing HU Da Nang Base Airport and oraebed into a MB- OelUnsed Supreme Court, Its his illness." tdve and senator, is a former Justice King then administer­ prosecutor and deputy judge of (Bee Page Ten) ■ouri River dike. > dignity softened, yet enhanced, SAIGON,' South 'V ie t'fthough blood trails suggested<»But the Red guerrillas were Four persons ware injured. ^ an array o< basketfuls of ed the oath of office, ahook Manchester’s ’T o ^ Court, a some were wounded if not dead. driven off wrlth heavy losses aft­ Justice House’s -hand, and former town counsel and a Nam (A P ) — A wounded The plane carried 60 paaaengfrti flowers. The American killed was s er a day of close-in f^hting. and eix crew membera on a The 9 a.m. ceremony was fol­ ‘Tfow you’re on the former assistant state’s attor-. Communist from North young Air Policeman, who *1716 unofficial total of Ameri­ ney for Hartford County. Pope Expected nonstop (baiit (rom Los Angalaa lowed .by another at 0:80 a.m,, Viet Nam was under in- opened up with his pistol after can combat dead in Viet Nam to Kansas a ty . when Justice K in g, swore in At UN Session terroghtion tonight' as a apparently sighting the ap­ totaled 446 since December 1961. A heavy min wa (aObig aa tiM John P. Cotter o f W est Hart­ proach of the Viet Ctong. The hit-and-run attack at Da plane landed. ford as a .Justice Of the same member of the Viet Cong UNITED NA*nONS, N.T. U.S. Air Force and Navy Nang was carried «ut while-a Ospt. Lee Zerba, Los Angeles, court. task force that killed .one Narrow Margin in House (A P ) — The Vatican’s U.N. ob­ lanes stiuck at North V iri majority of the Americana on the piiat, told newsmen ‘%Mra ' On hand '’to witness the American,, destroyed three Sam throughout the day without the key base were asleep. w«M more waiter on the nmway ceremony was 'Justice House’s server said today he expects planes and damaged three letup. U.S. military authoritlM in than we anttcdpaited and wa wife, Virginia, his daughter, Pope Paul V I to attend the next Saigon said Uieir Information sUddecL’’ Betsey, and his slste^, Mrs. others in a hit-and-run at­ Bridges, barracks and radar session of the U.N. General As­ RiUph Maher, ______tack on the Da Nang base. installations were among the (Bee Page Tm) (Baa Pngs ’Tweniy -Thraa) Easy Path Ahead sembly which starts in Septem­ The damage is estimated prime targets, and more propa­ ber. ganda leaflets were dropped at $5 million. over populated areas, a U.S. Msgr. Alberto Oiovannettl, A U.S. spokesman said the spokesman said. He s^d all ___ ■' ^ Events the Holy See observer, told a prisoner was identified as Do planes returned safely. For Housing Bill reporter It is premature to spec­ Xuan Hien, 29, of the North More U.S. Marines landed In ulate on Just when the Pope Vietnamese province of ’Thanh South Viet Nam, at the coastal Famed Savoy Plaza might be here or how Ipng he Hoa. He was quoted as saying city of Qui Nlion. A U.S. spokes­ In State WASHINGTON (A P ) — A housing bill containing a might stay. But he ei^ressed he infiltrated into South Viet man said between 400 and 600 modified version of President Johnson’s rent supple­ hope the Pope could address the Nam In April with the 3rd Bat­ were coming ashore from 7th ment plan headed for comparatively easy going in the 114-naOon Assembly. talion of the 18th Regiment of Fleet ships and would provide Becomes Ghost Hotel "W e hope that the Holy F a­ North Vtot Nam’s 828Ui Divi­ security for the Qui Nhon area Senate today after one of the closest votes in the ther will come during the 20th sion. H as well as “ combat support for NEW Yt)RK (AP) — Except for seven gueits, thg UAC to Seek House on any Johnson administration proposal. session of the General As^rn- The spokesman said the pris­ the Republic of South Viet rooms with their rich decor were empty. On fevery floor The controversial porUon ol'^' bly," he said, ‘ “rhe sees!on will oner reported he was attached Nam’s armed forces.” the thick-carpeted hallways stretched long and silent the |6'.^l^lion measure — the grants, loans and loan guaran­ tkart .Sept. 21. ’Ihere w ill be a to a specisjl unit for the attack Qui Nhon, 270 miles northeast Positions for provision for subsidizing rent of tees are not precise. recess at Christmas time. Then on the base, launched'at 1:30 of Saigon, is the fourth area to beside wall mirrors and ivory panels. ITie magnificent low Income famttlee — survived Under the House bill, (160 the Assembly will resume in th.« a.m. from In a graveyard out­ be defended by the Leather­ Savoy Plaia was virtually a ghost hotel., a 308-202 vx>te' In the House million would be provided over new year. It is quite Hkely tfiat side the perimeter wire. He was necks. The others are the air *1710 remaining gu6rtf Wide' Wednesday only after the Dem­ the Holy Father will be Heiw Tiave to n t along withouthoiit focxl,’ the next four years for rent sup­ picked up by a search patrol. bases at Da Nang, 380 miles "A ii era is passing bgr,^’ sai4 CANEL Staff ocrats handling It had drastical­ sometime,during that period." plements to families who could The rest of the bend escaped, northeast of Saigon; C2iu Lai, 20 drink and room service, but a courtly. wWte-haired ‘‘iXe. • ly modified It from the original miles .south of Dan Nang, and, qualify for — but do not live in staff of about 60 will remain Paul," the hotel’s long-tims su- ^ T h e president of ^ratt administration concepUon of a Phu Bai, 36 miles north of Da until the tenants find oBisr — tow cost pubUc housing. Reg­ pervtoor room service, whosa. and Whitney Aircraft said program tor families above the abodes. at ulations on income ceilin g for Nang. full name is Paul Bozso. "Peo» actual needy level. In the central highlands 160 liWay tha)^ corporation will families qualifying for such Sentiments were sad se staff pie (ton’t enjoy and appreciato As the House finally passed It, miles south of Da Nang, four try t o ^ n d . positions for public housing now vary from members and patoons bade excellent living so much anye on a 246-169 roll call vote, the Americans and about 60 Viet­ city to city. farewell Wednesday to that gra­ more.’’ » tte 1,260 employes at bill closely resembles legislation namese were killed in a Com­ cious domain — to make way The help would go only to the CANEL, the federally already im tvved by the Senate munist ambush near Cheo Reo. for the march, of commerce. At the maiTHe-coIumned « » • needy whose rent exceeds 26 per o w n e d ' M id­ Banking Oonunlttee. ’The Senate trance, a liveried bellman, Joha installation at cent of the family Incom and (Jrbmble, 67, rtK>ok hands with o dletown which 4e to be version carries a somewhat higher price tag, but estimates who live in housing owned by departing jrueat, Irving B. phased out hi the next six of die ultimate cost of a four- nonprofit or limited dividend Green of Chicago, "Qooabya. months. organisations. None of the sup­ We’ll miss seeing you." plements would go to tenants tk Heiress Gamble Benedict "W e’ll all mUM this hotel,'* I* C. Mallet, P W A head, said private landlords. •jBvsry affort wlU be made to said Green, president at the in d other positions for me Strike at Gcot^n President Johneon praised Mercury Record Oorp. *'A lot at PANEL employes within the approval Of the bill as an histor- Weds Divorced Policeman (Bee Page Tea)' AviSlon or Upited Alnraft Cor- 1« step. He said the provision for Halts Production rent supplements will provide CLINTON. N.Y. (AP) — Heir->^ Fifteen guests were present. ybration,” new homes (or hundreds of ess Uiimblc Benedict and once- The couple planned to fly to ."Rumors a< govemmfnt p lw On Nuclear Subs thousands "condemned to wed Thomas F. Gallaghfr, a Ireland for a three-week honey- is oeass tha C A N E L o p e r a te t slums, And he said It would New York State Police inves­ mO(^, N v e been reourrlng recently OROTON (AP)—A strike bak­ give Incentive to private indus- tigator, wore married today in Gamble Iiad been living -re­ .and news of an Atomic Energy St. Mary’s Roman Catholic cently with her brother Douglas Bulletins AsminisBion decision to close ed production today at the Elec­ tric Boat Divlrion of Oaneral X addition to the controver­ church in this college communi­ in this area, and it was he who 4>vra the facility laaked out this Dynamloa Oorp., one of Km na- sial rent supplement provision, ty near Utica. introduced the pair. In Syracuse, (jallagh6)'’8 ex- tloe'a leadinc canters t^r the the House bill contains a novel ’The bride's late, widowed Teiten toy A|DO oOciala mat wife and mother 13-year- NSW OEklNI CKEW oonsttuotton of nuolear iiubma- no-d o w n-payment Federal graodmother, Katherine Geddes N t h the ConneoUout Congree- Housing Administration home old dauglUer, Casrlstine Ahn, HOVBTON, Tex. ( ^ ) — ■onal delegation to apologise riasB. Benedict of New York City, left Plakst Unas want up outside loon section benefiting* peace­ told a reporter the-two had been for npt having informed them in Gan\ble and her brother an esti­ Astronauta Air i^ras MaJ. the ffotas of ' the sprawHng in­ time veterans. divorced. The former Doris M. Freak Borman and Navkvy Li. advance o f the decision. The mated (80 million from a type- stallation near U .l. Subma­ It also has mortgage insur­ Kelly of 8yi Syracuse, who uses the Omdr. Junee A. Ijovell Jr, ABO distributed letters JBCriter fortune built by the rine Baae at 13:t)l a.m. as the ance for land development, aid name O oiiiirii Qallugher, declined were named today aa the mg that space reactor research grandfather, Henry H. Benedict, ooanpany’s three-year contract for needy owners of slum prop­ to elaborate. who once headed the Remlqgton prime flight crew for ths '^^on toe small a aoale for the The Roman Catholic Church with Its 13,000 production work- erty to upgrade their housing Typewriter Co. In nton, near Oemlnl 1 mlsskw seheduled rge Middletown itutallatton. does not normally permit am expired. and grants for nelgMKirhood herp. for Bm first quarter next w ill be shifted to a mulU- remarriage of divorced pSerBona at Groton police said at least five fsclllUes, parka ...snd^ play­ Gallagher was born In Au­ year. Manned spacecraft purpoaa national laboratory. traona ware arreited today as grounds. in the church but there have Center offlotals named Air nM CANEL property will been exceptions. burn, In central New York. He s: rssult of soUffllng Inoidents The bill also contains provi­ attended Baldwinavllle Acad­ Force MaJ. Edward H. WMte •robably be ddeiwva surplus. In the picket Unee. sions to oontinue programs such *1710 34-year-old bride’s runa­ U - and Air Force , Cipt. way marriage in i960 to ex­ emy near Syracuse; Leonard Police Chief Robert Falvey al- aa FHA, slum clearance and Hall, a prep school in Leonard* Michael Oalllas aa tha baelt- Land Payment - eo said that etate poUoe head* ooUege dormitory coKstrucUon. chauffeur Andre Porumbeanu eaaw far Km fMgM NMd ended In an annulment after she town, Md.; the Valley Forga R A R m o R O (A P ) - A stats quartem had been asked to aa- The Senate tentatively Is Military Academy in Wayne, X last up to 14 dagn. refers# ruled Wednesday that ■1st the town police in. maintain­ ■oheduled to take up Its’ venrton had defied her millionaire grandmother to m arry him and Pa.; and the Christian Brotnars Ooansottcbt may have to pay ing order in the vtolnlty of the of the housing bill about July 18. Academy in Syracuse briefly, VE8PBB CREW WIN* (tamages (or Nsw Brtt- sprawling yard. , Wedneeday’ s crucial House had boiTte him two sons. Gallagher’s salary as a senior HENLEY > ON'TUAMEI, •in land , it oondemnsd for |M, A union offloial said hls or­ test came on a Republican Gallagher, .33,, denied a few 000 k N y ^ . ders ware to conduct a ’ ’mill- move to strike from the bill the weeks ago that'he and Miss Investigator is (11,60000 a year, England (AF);-^rha in Albany ; BafaiW^^na R, Rarmslse tant picket' Une.” provision under which needy Benedict were planning mar­ police headquarters Rqwlag 'WVIMV M id tha staM a b m rich The Inotdehts ooourred aa non­ (amlHss oould be helped wlw riage. He told a reporter that he ■aid. " ------o f trap rook whan it union mambara in a auparVlaory their rent payments to the ex did not know where the rumor The Oamble-Andre romanee (I lena belonging to eapaotty triad to antor tha plant. tant that t)ioaa* axoteded 36 per- originated and that, in tact, ha was a tempestuoiu affair, Onoa liMmasi.1V]inaeao OoMreto, A utUon apokaaman aatd ha cant at family tnooma. * had thay alopeif on a steajper to In - That ham ma vnta admini< rope, but her tainjly M ksM d