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- TM W ijlUlil^ BWWBI ▲ n v a ffi D bAt N « t F i m b S v i fUlBDAT, JULY 9L, M M Mar too W a * a t M IRattrlitater Cttifttino H^raUi M y M, 1*M Cloitor hnlfhti •••• ^ ■ 1 * ' ...... ■ "■''■I* 11 ■ 1 »■ ■ Cloudy. tonuM Thursday, s h fe o oourtMS. X>r. Curtis rsroastcsd >•••••••••••••••* 13,798 o f iritanwoa thouderslMwerB, Ugh that school admlnlstratoni were H im — «C ttio Audit B6 to fit. Bootli jC^nducted Ruhinotp Sees State Aid Key at woric on a eomprdlsnatve survey to determine local L it Beneficial put M tm tShtAer— A CUy o f VOkigo Charm rkfrtcla OntclM^^. ByiMercy Guild needs for vocational and tech­ To Cutting College Tuition nical training. at Mr. «ad . Mca. MANCHB8TBR, CONN., WSDNEWAT, JULY m rugu H ) PBICB SEVEN (XNIB __jWtiiiimi at W 'P srk - th e Mercy Guild o f Manches­ The information would indi­ T0l..lXXXnL]V0. MG PAGM-PLUS TABLOID) ft TBcatlonlnc In Hawaii ter will sponsor a booth at the We can’t aspire to tuition^blllty of awarding scholarships cate he said, how to take ad­ annual ga^ en party and bazaar vantage of money that would weeks. Miae Orsechow- equitable tO other states unless on the basis of attainment in S'I!S, ___ also epend a few daye at Our Lady of Mercy Novitiate stead of need. Dr. Lowe men­ probMly be m ^ e available QaHfomla. at Madison on Aug. 22 from .10 we receive help from the legis­ tioned that with the committee’s by Congress under the Voca­ e n n a i i c a i a.m. to 6 p.m. lature," Dr. Merrill Rublnow acknowledgment of the al­ tional E ^ cation Act of 1963. Events Mr. and Mrs. Hel|re Pearson The all-day event will feature told the C o llie Citizens Advi­ most universal need for reduced Dr. Curtis said .this study in your pocket-fast eC M ^rslde, Oalif.. are vlsltlnr many attractions Including sory Council’s executive com­ tuition a croBS-the-boskrd reduc­ and the information from it Poverty Bill Poses la Manchester, and are the variety of booths, games, a car mittee last night at the high tion would be more suitable to would be coordinated with the Planning a vacation at the baacW ta j* g g ' In State vuests at Mhi. Henry Anderson, raffle, and refreshments. Chap­ school. meet that need. Council’s actlvitlea tains? Or, maybe a visit to the World a Fah? MMl Radicals’ Aid Seen J9S Eldrldge St. Pearson was ters of the guild throughout the Dr. Rublnow is chairman of The amount in consideration cash from Beneficial, you may ta l« a M n ta § e e f minister of music at Ehnanuel state are responsible for the en­ the Council’s admissions and was figured at $4,000. There was today’s exciting vacation opportunKlea. Pnoim y w Lutheran CSiurch, and organised tire project. standards committee. ^ some question as to how this — or coma In. Apply for your cash and smtaaK Lone Bandit Robs and directed both the Beethoven Mrs. Anthony Slogesky of 211 The remark was msde during could be raised. Matthew Mori- aervice, too — during Beneficlara Goklan AmmMl* Barry^LBJ Contest and O O ef Glee Oubs for many Oak St. and Mrs. Eldward Ko- a discussion of thei relative arty, Council chairman, pro­ sary celebration. years. He is now a vocal teach­ sak of 304 E. Middle Tpke. are merits of various plans to re­ posed making personal solicita­ ••• IN HOME OR OFFICE Bank in W i 1 s o n er M (he Riverside public school serving as co-chairmen of the duce student tuition at the col­ tion among selected group of unemptoyud^Iot at our less fortunate dtl- Manchester booth. They are now lege which members feel is too town residents. youths obtain new skills iuid WINDSOR (AP) — A accepting contributions of any high. Dr. Curtis commented that he WASHINGTON (AP) — He was joined by Sen. John O. Behind Negro Riots work experience, finance moat bandit robbed the Wilsoft suitable merchandise for a vari-‘ Christie McCormick, commu­ did not agree with a method of TRAMPS 99% A $962.S5-million sntipover- of the cost of community pro- Tower, R-Tex., In filing a mi­ ety booth. Relatives or friends nity college liaison member of fund raising that amounted to a ty bill pointed toward s gmoM in such fields ss he^th, nority report on the bill, which Branch of the Windsor Fed­ Opens Office Loans up to $1000— 4eane i HARTFORD CLUB of the Sisters of Mercy wishing the Board of Education had pre­ "subsidy on the part of the v ^ R B O R H S head-on clash in the Senate welfare and vocational.rehabili­ was approved by the Senate La­ eral Savings and Loan As to donate may contact either of viously proposed a live per cent bor Committee on July 7 by a Jay M. Hughes, M.D., has few.” Banafkiol 'nnaaea Cok of . ______today between the Johnson tation, set up a new Volunteers sociation of about $2,000 BRAND the chairmen. reduction of tuition baaed on Dr. Lowe pointed out that f the G.I. ed Saturday night following tions that something wss about GOP nominee Barry Goldwater on ^remlsm Goldwater made Taxi Co. in Putnam\had not protest rallies over the fatal By WILUAM F. ARBOOAST shooting Thursday of a Negro to happen. in his speech accepting the been home for a weeX police for president— as of now. presidential nomination. Since said, and returned to pkjk up WASHINGTON (AP) — Mrs. Joseph P. (Ro«e) Ken-^camp site, and expreeeed enUiu- boy by an off-duty poliee officer, ' -4 ■ If' M . WHEELS? Thus, the government was Exclusive in Manchester None bolted the party. None then Rockefeller has made no some clothing. \ President Johnson’s Injection of nedy Sr., mother of the late sltstlc appreciation was relatively quiet Tuesday able to introduce film and sound said he would campaign for further statement. An argument ensued, HIW the federal government into the preslflent, spent seveial hours many happy faces. night tapes at the hearing. The film President Johnson. One prominent New York Re­ said. \ race rioting problem in Harlem in Manchester this afternoon, SHie said that she had heard In Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuy- showed Maddox brandishing a Most said Tuesday they might publican, State Senate Majority The Robillard’s 15-year-old was questioned, applauded and viewing the factUtiee of the many favorable reports of the vesant oectlon poUoe fired at I The best insurance against bad pistol as other white persons back the Arizona senator if he Leader Walter J. Mahoney, said daughter, Shirley, witnessed the criticized today by members of camp's successful operation, lootera Dosans of store win­ stood by with ax bandies. town-sponsored Kennedy Day tire wear, vibration and shimmy clarifies or revises his views. he expected that “ all Republi­ shooting of her mother, police Congress. Camp for Retarded Children. a: d that she "just had to see dows were broken. is to check wheel alignment Interstate commerce is the Sens. Jacob K. Javits and cans will be able to support the said. She was hysterical when "Politically expedient,” com­ She was visibly moved by It for myself." About two doaen pesaona every 5,000 miles. The John erux of the issue in the suit Kenneth B. Keating of New Goldwater-Mlller ticket as the police came and could not be mented Rep. John J. Rhodes, R- the more than 50 chHdren and Mrs. Kennedy is a member of were arreeted. Bean Visualiner checks and against Maddox. York announced their stands in questioned immediately. campaign imfolds.’’ Ariz., when Informed that the 60 volunteer teen-age ooun- the steering oommittee of the Mayor Robert F. Wganer cut corrects faster and more accu­ ■nie civil rights law applies to separate news conferences. Other Republicans said they A .38 caliber revolver was short a European vamriloa be­ president had ordered the FBI selore at the Globe Hollow Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Founda­ rately than other methods. businesses serving or offering to Both supported Gov. Nelson are holding off support of Gold- used in the shootinga cause of the violenoe. to investigate the New York di­ tion, which, last spring, granted serve interstate travelers and A. Rockefeller of New York for water. They Included Gov. John sorders. Wagner said he would look baving received a substantial the GOP nomination, and iManchester $3,000 in matching H. Reed of Maine, Rep. Silvio O. Bristol Votes School But another Republican, Sen­ into the report of Communist in­ come in for a portion of their goods through switched to Gov. William W. Cemte of Massachusetts, State African Leaders fundi for the co-sponsored fluence. He said he did not be­ . BRISTOL (AP) — Bristol ate minority leader Everett M. camp. interstate commerce. Scranton of Pennsylvania when Senate Majority Leader William voters favored the Immediate lieve federal tnx^ or the Na- Thirteen wholesale grocery Dlrksen of Illinois, noted the She was mot at Bradley VISUALINER Rockefeller withdrew. E. Ozzard of New Jersey, Sen. construction of a new 2,200- Spurn Tshombe and meat dealers testified at the President’s duty to enforce the Field at 12:.ll by Mayor and Javits, who is not up for re- J. Glenn Beall of Maryland, pupil high school 4,162 to 3,205, law and said "I am glad the (See Page Maddox hearing completed Mayor Theodore R. McKeldln of Mrs. Francis Mahoney, and check-up election this year, said he would in a special election yesterday. President took action without By LYNN HEINZERUNG Monday. They said that between work for a. state platform along Baltimore, a former governor; Francis Kelley, superintendent Advocates of the new high further delay.” CAIRO (AP) — Africa’s kings, 80 and 92 per cent of their goods the lines proposed by Scranton and Rep. James G. Fulton of of Mansfield State Training school were successful in all but Rhodes, a strong pre-conven­ presidents and premiers prob­ came from other states. forces for a national platform at Pennsylvania. School. She was driven directly Instant Eannngs Maddox, who did not testify, the home district of Mayor tion backer of Sen. Barry Gold- ably did nothing more sig­ the San Francisco convention. Fulton said he felt more akin to the oeunp, where ;toe was h u op- water for the Republican presi­ nificant in their five days of He said he hopes Goldwater will toW President -Johnson...... than... to-.J a m e s P. Casty, who greeted by town officials, camp B ulletin§ Nichols-Manchester Goldwater but might write in a posed the new school, dential nomination, noted that oratory here than their snub of (Bea Page Three) do someUiing to enable him to Goldwater in his acceptance personnel and hundreds of local CwlM from AP Wfctor support the national ticket. vote for Scranton. The victors said they would Premier Molse Tshombe of the Tire, Inc. Congo. residents. Keating said he hasn’t decid- (See Page Eight) Newspaper reporters and ra­ (Bee Page Etghb) By that single act, Ihe African 295 Broad St. Msnoheeter sd if he will seek re-election this | (Bee Page Two) dio and television men were leaders who finished their sec­ g u a r d DEFBOIB ‘ ond summit meeting Tuesday also on hand to interview Mrs. WBHOjKS (AP) —- A W- News Tidbits threw their program for over­ Kennedy and to film her visit. year oU Root Germaa bon­ After speaking to several of der gwurd coeaged ta bread frmn the AP Wires throwing the Portuguese rulers Of Angola into jeopardy. the children and some of the dayllglit today toto Week A R E Y O U IN Shaky Cuba Economy Is OAS Target It is difficult to assess the ac­ volunteer workers, Mrs. Ken­ Berlin, poHoe reported. Still complishments of the second nedy spent some time praising to imUonn, bat anamwd, he A coroner in Kingston-on- the camp to Mayor Mahoney or out of EDITOR’S NOTE—Foreign summit meeting of the Organiza­ elambered-acrom the wire ad Thames, Engleind, decides that tion of African Unity. The final and Camp Director Harry F. the border a t the British sec­ a lightning bolt which struck ministers of the member na­ H O T WATER? tions of tile Organization of communique was so vague that Smith. tor aubuib a t Spondau. Ha the steel rims of a resldent’e was not notlood by Ws fel­ spectacles killed him instantly American States are meeting (Bee Page Bight) Just 9 Vic* a day for fuel here this week to consider eco­ (Bee Page BIglit) low goards, who have order* as he was fishing in the to shoot at r ^ g e e s . can get you out of Thames River. . .The Com­ nomic action against Commun­ ist Cuba. The po.sslble effects trouble! munist Viet Cong destroy ,.76 RAHMAN WELCXIMBD per cent of a government bat­ and the reasons and background (or such action are discussed In Jamboree World Talent Show WASHINGTON (AP) ^ Current Annual Dividend talion and captures an Ameri­ If you live in a typical depth by John M. Hightower, Malaysia’s Prime Minister can sergeant in one phase of Abdul Rahman arrived todays house, you could easily run bloody engagements Tuesday the AP’s Pullteer Prize-winning out of hot water several reporter of world affairs. for a slate visit, and waa near southern tip of Viet Nam, Thunderstorm Soaks welcomed by helicopter from times a week. accounts from the scene say. Now you can have all the By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Williamsburg, Va., where hh hot water you need at one Plans to use a new commu­ WASHINGTON (AP)—The spent Tuesday night. The nications satellite, Sycom $, helicopter put down on lh» time for anly 9%c* a day. Organization of American Think of It—only 9Vic* a for television transmiselon at Scout Rain Dancers White House lawn where' day! the Olympic Games in Japan States is expected to ask all Johnson was waiting. Thera-, to the United States and Can­ non-Communist nations this was a 19-gnn salute and full Yes, thanks to Mobilheat Boys of all nations, of all —and an oil-fired hot water ada are announced. . .VUlag* week to join in a new crack­ By LEE UNDER . .4' military honors. In his wel­ tribesmen in the Congo, using VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (AP)— races, of all religions, of all coming remarks, Johnson heater of correct capacity— down on trade with Cuba. shapes mixed—and swapped,; your family can take care bows and arrows, fight off ma­ Should the bid be even par­ "We didn’t mean to do a rain said that the United Staten Day of Deposi rauding Congolese army desert­ dance,” Hidesaburo Kurushima, particularly, handshakes. They \ SensotionolPurcl^ of all their washing needs tially successful. Prime Minist­ "shares with you your hopes ers from Rebel-held Baudouln- a Boy Scout from Tokyo, Japan, spoke of friendships, not poll-: at one time. r er Fidel Castro’s creaky econo­ for peace, and that the let at Mom can do the family vllle, a district commissioner said as thundershowers soaked tics. , ’ mankind shall be made bet­ my undoubtedly would suffer Two scouts from Jordan sang wash. Sis can do the dishes reports. some 52,000 boys watching a ter.” serious new damage through the a song, and two boys from Is­ at the same time Junior Secretary of Defense Robert denial of badly needed imports. world talent show at the sixth takes his bath, and you en­ National Boy Scout Jamboree. rael listened and applauded. UPHOLD RACE PLAN ■ on all Regular Savings Accounts B. McNamara says that any Cuba’s railway system is re­ Taly Sllber, 17, Jerusalem, then All-Purpose joy a shower. outa ip Preitident J<*nson’i ported- to be in a crippling state Kurushima and 17 other Japa­ ALBANY, N. Y. (AP)— . sang, too. I Don’t delay—phone us to­ tl.066,000,0(X) request for mW- of disrepair. Trucks and buses nese scouts dressed in shoe- The New York State Educa­ day. Find out how easy it is length klmonas danced and There was a babble of strange tion Department’s pioneer or­ tary assistance abroad will re­ are urgently required to replace sounds- as scouts across the to switch to a Mobllheat- worn-out highway transport. bowed on the 380-foot grass der aimed at eUmlnatlng ra­ flred water heat. quire a reasement at "our entire stage at historic Valley Forge world sought to find the words poHcy” of free world freedom. People stand in long, slow-mov­ cial Imbalance from pnblto •Average family of four. as the rains came down. each could understand. schools was upheld nnanl- T O T E B A G Compounded Quarterly Foreign Minister Ignacio ing lines to buy food at the Joe Debecker, 28, Zaventem, ‘Don’t worry,” Karl-Sunnar mously today by Sm appeal# iribarren Borges of Venezuela stores. Belgium, said, "The. friendliness The price of gasoline, which Fridman, of Stockholm, Sw­ court. TPhe fIvegnenBer court presents th foreign ministers of and hospitality of America is Cuba reportedly gets only from eden, interjected, "we like it.” endorsed the depaitmant'a MORIARTY r srPi*sie(Pi (be American republics gather­ The nine scouts he brought tremendous. We like the outdoor Soviet sources. Is up to 80 cents_ cooking and the ice cream stapd that the iradtttonal ed in Washington, T>.C. his a gallon as against 34 cents a’ put bn a life-saving demonstra­ nelgliborhood eonoept eah ha best.” •ountry’e appeal for strong ac­ year ago. Production of sugar, tions. slibordlnated, where aeuMi BROTHERS tion agulnst the Goimnunist A Canadian troop attending Joel Molas, 19, of Asuncion, Cuba’s big export crop, is off Paraguay, leader of 18 scouts, sary, to the over-all goal ef mglme hi Cuba. more than 26 per cent. the show, put on by 788 scouts aefauving racial halanea from 42 foreign countries, sat said, “ the food is different, but \k 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 avings ark Communist military activity In the judgment of Secretary we like' everything. American Appellate DIvIsloB S B almost unmovhig In the big to South Viet Nam during the of State Dean Rusk and some of uaiiment, upheld i .. open air arena and let the rain boys are very kindly.” S t. WMk ended last Saturday the other Western Hemisphere iaat year’s order at 301-315 CMt«r soak their clothes late Tuesday. Norway’s eight scout#, headed Ms highest level stnoe foreign meeting here this week, byiTor Maarud EkraAm of Oslo, tion Commissioner the Castro regime is vulnerable "Why should we move and Allen Jr. gtafeeting M m bag wMi a hundred taeee! k2wch«a in diem- W E G IV E (fiie^eak ef Bed eltensive last run for cover?” Sacked Tom ar^ learning to play heaeball 1.27 Novamber, y.S. ^xikesmen say- on its economic front. To them and to speak American. veme.^chool Distrist, OR. 'niompaon of Oobourg, Ontario. eter, iyll sipper, tote handle, plastic footings to GREEN STAMPS it maizes sense to seek to apply Island, to reoi'gahhto Ui anchester . . . H m Italian govemment- Cuban exiles shout defiance at police yesterday in Washington where they “ We were waiting for thle for "They are trying tp do what OF M new pressures sm o o f the puni­ •wiicd .AUUU6 .^ i^ J iy a a m e # the boy#,. In yPUlLcpuatry 4 0 ^ mentary grafiea to • 'stioul tiie beg im y^ere^“'SY^^ Ifaied. Nattlral marched-on the Fan Am€aican,.lInion irfjier_parading in support ot Cuba sanc­ tive—measures! proposed for six.itoyz.” . ■...... " m ju m ^ MAST WEST BKAMCH seridoe aHar a sto^hiy' tions. Jose D. Salaaar, 54 Tracy Dr.; was one of a group'of Hfirtfwd »ea adoption because of O u tro’i It WMwas a real miemawmaitotentotional iid d '-tb r:------Mtl NMn S t S65 East Cuntur S t MwichMtar Parlcaito anee to a' etdor. Just 1.27 . . , at King’s now! Mobilheat IT.9t stoHm but a wtokout by Cubans who mad« the woteat trip to the Inter-Ainwfican Conference. (AP Pho- gatharliig-^ “ Jolly good ebow.” I eoMl Negro- •MW w n tta sir Cor. Lonox S t WMtMMdtoTwnpUte loag-

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fopomnent at the aot would Sheinwold on Bridge « Ward Rt.; Ix>te Ltfwacm, 96 th m C orrm etiah amount to ihs Ulsgal bridng of RockviUe-V ernon Hal# S t ■ a t ; Vara Honnon, jPahel Mulls private property without duo imiMINOttS MPHM.T PilVIN6 S tam ps'sNeuoi South dealer V Robin Rd.; Joan Apel, 10 Llber- ’lbs Mendd erred ysitsr- process at law or just compen­ PARTNERS DISCUSS THE Bo’ h tides vulnerabls sation. WRONG MISTAKE NORTH ,ty St; Ronald Klotfr; 148 Or- day in a story cotuemlng D^isions in a MHVEWATS s PABKDfO MEW 'own, District Agree By ALFREO SHEINWOU) R a ohaid St.; Adolph Sarlekas, S m 8th District HbUlater The gOveminsot cited 28 Icgtf A 7 4 3 prscedenta K said upheld the • ^1*41 v t A’TIONS • BASKEfBALL OOUBM Natioaal Men’s Team Champion ^ KS3X New Britain. St. sewer line reptoosment When your partner pulls a “AdmHied yesterday: Freder­ oontract. The story said 116W 1AW« AB Work Personally Supervised 0 None Rights Tests Moreton RoUeston Jr., presi­ boner your best move Is to say 4 AKJ1095 F w L ovdand HiU Sp6eden ick Balger, Reed Rd.; Mrs. that Dlstriot President Vic­ On Sewer Exchange dent of the motel company, said W s A n 166% a consoling "Hard luck, old tor Swanson held Gte town w m CAST Maude Mllnes, HaverhUl. Ms m .; the motel would compiy with boy" (or old girl, as the case A K 6 S A 109S2 Mrs, Joan Maiming, ToUand; responsible for damage to (Oetotaoed tram PWN One) may be) and go on cheerfully 4 V QI76 plan to mt iR> radar Deputy Fire Chief David any court order, but that the Mrs. Janet Rodrigue, IT Ver­ the line due to leakage In a suit would be carried to the U.S. After four years ©f negotiations, frustrations, walk to the next iMner. Otherwise 0 AKQ1094 0 732 speeder* on Loveland HiU Dougan scored builders who nearby water main. Swan­ said earlier that it to his policy leave the fires unattended in non Ave.; James ’Todd, Elling­ not to serve Negroes and that Supreme Court if necessary. DE MAIO BROTHERS “ “ "" 0«ta, boycotts, deliberations and recriminations, the your may find yourself arguing « 863 A 72 was proposed tost night bgr Fhret ton; Wallace Johndrow, Elling­ son was referring to the about tha wrong thing. SOUTH order to bum off ixiish and his policy will continue, since he Maddox said he also would T#l. 648-7691—We Cwny Jeanitt S«akr town of Manchester and the 8th District agreed last AP Newsfeatures Retootman SanMiri W. PaarL treee from developments- ton. Manchester Water Co., not considers this to be his constitu­ appeal to the Supreme Court If South dealer A AQJ the town. ’The Manchester night to a town-wide sewer swap, designed to benefit By 8YD KRON18H ^ AJ 109 Pearl mada tiie suggeatloo Births Monday: A daughter tional right. necessary. Both sides vulnerable Dougan said he wttl recom­ Water Co. is a privately- both.- -- ♦ ------— —------special postage stamp to Opening lead—King of Hearts O 1863 wfaUe dieouaatng eolutlona to the mend firm action be taken to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hllde Attorneys for Maddox contend Members of the psmel am Tba %wo board! o t diractort, ality repugnant to Dr. Nicholas mark Ireland's participation in Swth ruffed the opening lead A Q4 pro^m of drlvere who uae the since district ordlnanSs prohib­ brani, 81 Village St. owned eom(>any. the public accommodations sec­ Chief Judge Elbert P. Tuttle of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap­ w nT-c In the hearing room Harsialo, town health director. the New York Worid’a Fair has in dummy, cashed the king of SoMh West North East area aa a short out to and from its unattended fires after sun­ Births yesterday: A son to tion of the law Is Illegal and that peals and U.S. District Court at the Municipal Building, As part of the agreement, the just been Issued. Featured on hearts and led the three of 1 2 0 3 0 P«* RockvlUs. set. Mr. and Mm. Ronald Gerlack, the restaurant is, in any event, agiaed to a plan suggested l^r hearts from dummy. East 3 NT Pssi 4 <7 Pstt A complaint wee rsoelved aev- Dougan said that the ftres Coventry, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Blair Forbes, Wapping; William excluded. The court has been Judges Frank A. Hooper and town wMl spend about $17,500 the new stamp is the Irish Pa­ PSM Lewis R. Morgan. Town Director Harlan Taylor, played low, and declarer looked 4 A Pu* 8 <7 All aral weeks ago from residents caused m m and equipment to Wilfred LaBelle, ’Tolland Ave.; Kibbee, Eilllngton; Mrs. Henri­ asked to enjoin Maddox against and instructed Its respective for new sewer pipe at W. Mid­ vilion at the fair and the in­ refusing serrice to Negroes. dle Tpke. and Homestead St., scription "Irish Pavilion -- New '’‘up at the ceiling for inspiration. Of Uis area who feared for the be away from aotkm if needed a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. etta Hargreaves and son, Rock­ counsels, Irving Aronson for It was a bad ceiling, appar­ and still preserve a ruffing in a building fite, and that ex­ DEMPSEY IN POST and about $50,300 for recon­ York Worid’a Fair 18W^6.' aefeW o f their children. The John Gorsky, Tolland; a son to ville; Mm. Phyllis McKInny and The three-judge panel also the town, and John LaBelle for ently, for South went up with trick in dummy. pensive equipment had to be AUSTIN, Tex. (A P )— Gov. struction of the Parkade P»imp Also noted is the «»ame of the State Traffic Oommiasion was lft>. and Mrs. Robert Hannlng- daughtbr, Stafford Springs; has under consideration an $11- the District, to work out the the ace of hearts and lost his Dally Question driven Uuwgh difficult terrain million suit against the U.S. John Dempsey of Connecticut Station and force main. The lat­ country "Eire.” Th4re will be Partner opens with two hearts preaented with a proposed aotu- ton, Tolland. Mrs. Jean Poliansky and son, details of the agreement slam. South eventually Went in order to reach the blazes. Discharged Monday; Mrs. government brought by 'le has been named vice chairman ter project would be necessary two denominations of this de­ (forcing to game) and the next tlon nhioh would Involve erec­ Tolland. of the executive committee of •nie plan, in subsUnoe, calls down two, and North lit into Firemen were called out last Beatrice Beron, 6 Berger Rd.; Heart of AtianU Motel Corp., even without the diversion plan. sign—6 pence and 1 shilling 6 player passes. You hold: tion of a atop aign on Rt. 86 week to douse another fire of the Democratic governors cau­ tor the abrogation of the IMS him. at the entrance to Loveland HiU John Edwards, 16 >4 Morrison Vernon news Is handled by seeking an Injunction against The town board of directors, pence—In multicolors. Also an­ "Why didn’t you play the Spades, 10-9-8-X; HearU, Q-8-7- similar origin. cus. Gov. John Connally of contract, under which the Dis­ Rd., but the state turned down St.; Geolgre Btumpfel, Elling­ enforcement of the law. at Ita September meeting, la ex­ nounced by the Irish Depart­ Jack?" North demanded. "Don’t 6; Diamonds, 7-S-t; Clubs, 7-2. Firemen from Oo. 2 rsapood- The Herald’* Rockville Bureau, Texas, caucus chairman, an­ trict is handling town sewage the prc^osal as being too dan­ The government filed a coun­ AMERICA’S LARGEST F A R lH L Y CLOTHING CHAIM tor about 80 acree in the Man­ pected to vote formal approval ment of PosU and Telegraphs you know about finesses?” What do you say? sd to the blase. ton. 5 W, Main S t, telephone 875- tersuit to force compliance. nounced the appolntmmit yes­ Answer: Bid 2 NT. Show the gerous to drivers. Hospital Notes Diachargsd yesterday; Mrs. chester Hospital area: the equal o f the agreement, plus approval is the contemplated issuance in "Finesses sometime.^ lose," 8196 or 84S-271L The motel contends that sn- terday. split of sewage on W. Middle of a bond-issue referendum in September of a set of "Europa” South defended himself. "If I weakness first and the trump A second proposal which AdmHted Monday: Anna Ott, Dorothy Kloter, Mile Hill Rd.; support . later. Boms experts would have the e a ^ access to Tpke., to be accomplirtied by November for construction of stamps. lose the finesse and a trump have a special bid for a hand the area f^ianged to make driv- erecting a new manhole at the the (Parker Village Treatment Collectors in this country de- comes back I haven’t enough Intersection of Homestead St.; tricks. My play works when­ of this sort: a jump to four ars take a a h ^ turn, slowing Plant. .siring first-day covers of the re- i hearts. This shows trump sup- vehicles down, was also rejeot- and the servicing, by the Dls- World's Fair stamps may write ever the trumps break 3-2 gardle“ss rt''"who T ol d's" the ' port but no a c^ k tog . ed. I rtict of, the sewage flow from to Irish Cachet Covers. M7 E. are new Forest Hills develop­ Pearl said that if radar to! 33nd St., Brooklyn. N.Y., 11210. queen. ” ^ ^125 ment imUl such time as the 12 Republicans The discussion continued, with ; if your used, It would not be brought town builds lU proposed Park­ A complete set on cover costa much reference to mathemaUcs, and remembers it-b u t it would In until tlie faU. be fatal it he thought it showed er Village Treatment Plant. $ 1. inferences from the bidding, and Selectmen spent more than Say They Can’t Hers is an opportunity for strength. Last night’s agreement was other highfalutin subjects. It |g,100 tost id ^ t. They pur­ new collectors to get a basic was all a waste of time because Copyright 1964 unanimous among District dl- Back €k)ldwater General Feature# Corp. chased a new poSce vehicle l«ctor8, but split 5 to 1, with guide and insight to stamp col­ they were arguing about the which would be used tor school one abstwUon, among town lecting without cost. The H. E. wrong trick. patrol for $1,564 from Garrett board members. Directors Rob- (Oouttaraed from Page One) Harris Co. Is offering its 1964 Declarer made his mistake at Motors and approved pwehase the secon d trick when he art Stone and Atty. Richard Catalog and Guide free for a of a new voting macMne tor Woodhouse were not present. Sen. Clifford P. Case of New short period of time. Featured cashed the king of hearts. The SALE correct play 1s to lead a low M .M l. Giving approval for the town Jersey said his mail is 30-1 In in this book are U.S. Postage The poUca oar wlU be used by issues complete, U.S. unused trump and try an Immediate were Mayor Francis Mahoney, favor of his decision not to sup­ school police and tonds for its plate number blocks, first-day finesse with the jack. and Directors Atty. David Bar­ port Goldwater unless the Arizo­ purchaaa were approved at the covers. For beginners, it tells If the finesse works. South can ry, Harold A. Turkington. Har­ nan modifies his views. annual budget meeting of the how to start a collection and lead a trump to the king and lan Taylor and Francis Della- McKeldin said he understood town. A 1962 Dodge Dart vHth for the experienced it gives a clear up the trumps. If the fi-1 Fera. new voter registrations In Balti­ nesse loses, there will still be , it is MNlikely tiMt y M wM n p ir iiR c t iR a HMiRM Mi that high mileage will be traded. more are 10-1 Democratic, while reliable guide to prevailing entire Frank StamJer abstained and two trumps in dummy and even I VM W N m JR... »»rHC.Uvmcsniwis Other bidders on Qie vehicle STREET R t HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Ted Powell voted "no." As a the normal raUo is 3-1. nrtarket valuea. Write to H. E. a trump return cannot stop I Included Manchester Plymouth matter o f fs«t. moat of the ses­ In Harvey, Hi., the Rev, Wil­ Harris A Co., Box A, Boston South from ruffing another dia­ -ryv} bur N. Daniel, Negro candidate and Scranton Motors. Several sion was spent in anewer to 17. Mass. mond in dummy. Then declarer I other firms notified selectmen Powell's repeated objections, on for Cmtgress on Chicago's South Hie U.a. Post Office Depart­ can discard two diamonds and I V Vx;. ' •••• • •• - Side, said he would not support mHIHIIMlIBB that they were unable to bid be­ Ms theory that "the town will ment announced that first-day two spades on dummy’s clubs Goldwater. sale of the Kennedy memorial cause a transportation strike gain nothing, and the District after drawing trumps. ! iHKOiir FMHinsnil made delivery uncertain. i will benefit greatly." stamp at Boston shattered all It is usually wise to postpone a rMMMOUNT PICTUSCS.rill«l« stock of WASHINGTON (A P)—Differ­ r e c o il. Stamp collectors as a finesse for the queen, but j Funds for the vehicle oome ^ When the agreement goes ences among Republicans fur­ from a school budget of $26,000 ] well as many who had never don’t completely rule out th e, THIS It ADULT into effect, the immediate re­ nished a backdrop today for a eNTCRTAINSICNn tor such items. | !V. ^ Ready Now collected stamps previously but immediate finesse. It may be t sults will be to relieve the Dis­ Senate ceremony- designed to who wanted a Keruiedy memen­ necessary to draw the trumps, ’The town fathers voted to trict Sewage Plant of an over­ boost Sen. Barry Goldwater’s to apked tht Post Office to Wed. - Thurs. 2K)0-6:00-«:80 write the Rockville Redevelop- candidacy for the presidency. load of sewage from the hospi­ cancel and mail 2,008,096 enve­ Fri. 1-6:80 Sat 8:45-6:25-9 ment Agency, saying tt»ey are j tal area, and to relieve the town Refusal of New York’s two interested in a piece of pre^rty | Republican senators to back the lopes bearing the new stamp of the almost insurmountable. and the "first day of lasue’’ can­ now occupied iiy the Rockville i these Arizona senator's White House NEXT SUMMER Immediate probiwn of handling Hotel on Park and Middle Rds. | bid failed to dampen enthusi­ cellation. Most new stamps I T & n st Hills' sewage. average about a half million in (Proposed town use of the The alternative in Forest asm among leaders for an ora­ torical "welcome back” to their first-day cancellations. property would include admin­ Hills would be the construc­ colleague. istration space for school au­ tion of septic taiikc, an eventu­ Senate Republican Leader Great Britain has issued four TONIGHT thorities, town offices and Su­ Everett M. Dirksen of lUinois, new stamps to honor the 20th AN SFIBIO I^ perior Omtrt facilities. who placed Goldwater's name International Geog^'aphical Con­ 2 No Advance In Prices Ehcpsinsion of Syke Junior tropical in nomination at the convention gress held in London. The theme JCT. 3I-32.WIUIMAIITK.CtJ Sorry, No Passes Honored High School on the hotel pro­ in San Francisco, fashioned the of the stamps is "The Changing perty was also considered. Se­ tribute. Face of Britain. The 2*4 pence lectmen were informed that His idea was for others to join shows new apartment buildings °it is unlikely that you will experience in a litetinie Sykes trustees have also writ­ during the day in a welcome in London. ’The 4 pence illus­ all that you will see ten the renewal agency, asking back to "one of our own" who trates the port of Belfast. The i tiiat they be considered for the has now become the leader of 8 pence features forestry. The property. the party. 1 shilling 6 pence depicts the suits mLlEVWE -IKHIUIPQIilUlfiEII! Selectmen set Aug. 4 as a But what role if any Republi­ great Globe sed York, and others opposed to Scotland. regional Incinerator in Man­ Goldwater's conservative bent, tUKIUGHB chester. would play, was a question Prance has issued a semi- GEORGEPEPPH _ Local officials will be asked Javits and Keating issued commemorating j itmmMifmsm to approve the proposal and to reduced! statement.s Tuesday in which the first French Pope, Sylves­ select one of two proposed they said they could "not now ter II. Also issued by that coun­ This Is liiMHyEREimmMS methods of legalizing the plan, support” Goldwater as the nom­ try was a new 6 franc stamp Adult either through current state, inee. Both made it clear they Entertain­ honoring the 13th centenary of statutes which are completely were not bolting the party. SEATS HOW »N SALE ment M M OTim W EIill binding, or through a special I Notre Dame de Pari.s depicting Each said he hoped as the legislative act which would be ‘ Tremendous Savings a portion of the stained glass campaign developed his position Plus - In Color Adult presented in January and not window featuring the Madonna could change. Walt Disney’s as binding. | But this will Lake .some doing | and Child. "Grand Canyon’’ s l i ' Entertainment The vote of intent to be re- > by Sen. Goldwater," .said Javits . — ------STRATFORD. CONNgCTICVT mmmm mmmeum w tm m f vmmm quested at the Aug. 4 meeting The Arizona senator had no BARRY THREATENED will be reported at a regional ■ comment on the action by the DALLAS. Tex. I API Two meeting Aug. 18 in Manches­ New Yorkers He spent the day threats against the life of Sen. ter. at his Washington apartment. Barry Goldwater. the Republl- HAMLET Other towns Included in the , m r BMS. 1, 2. 7. M. B, 22. S , GEIMPEPPARD ALAN lilDDeOB CUMMINGS in Every Department resting and talking with staff can presidential nominee, were 28, 31. Ban. S. n , K. 26. DRIVE Incinerator a r e Manchester, aides. reported here Tuesday. SBS. EVn. 8, 12, 13, IS, 21. 29. Bolton and South Windsor. I His office said this generally i A switchboard operator *t an mn. 1, 5, 16, 22, 26. MAmHAHYEREn ASHLEY lEWAYRES IN Funds for the incinerator, BLOCK ISLAND would be the schedule the rest ■ automobile dealership .said she still considered to be far from of the week, with Goldwater received the calks Tuesday MUCH ADO settled, must be voted at a town FRESH ! coming to the Senate only for morning. The second came as MARIBALSIRALPHIAEGEREIMOORE BOLTON NOTCH meeting, possibly to be held in Ou. 6 . Odds and Ends .. Make Roam lor New important votes, police were being told of the J g o u ter 6 ofuI 4 4 4 the fall. An aide said he did not expect first. (ABOUT NOTHING JStT IWS. 3. n . 15. K. n . M. Selectmen set Aug. 18 for a Goldwater to iasue anv state- Dallas Police Chief .lesse Cur- w m . 4, 8, 19, 25, 29. _ voter making session. The ses­ SWORDFISH ments this week as the GOP ry said he had alerted Washing- ass. w a . 1, 5 . 6 , 11, M, 22, 26, ar. AL sion will be held from 6 to 8 m n . i, 15,19, 30. TONtTE— HELD OVER Molly Brown at 9 nominee. I ton. D C., police to the calls. p.m. at the town hall. This Mdse ..All Way Below Kina’s O ^ ThTCifw month’s session will be held m m m » hek eu« gei«sieiii aiwjiiiiiMn Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 pm. Ib. 69r RICHARD in at the Vernon Public Safety IWT m s . 4. 8, 9. 14, 17, 25, 29, 30. m n . 1, 12, 18, 22. jiliLl£Wiw.«»... ^TEdlUrPANAVISIOir Bulk” "" c" West P" lOc a pound below last wMk. 1 BSa s m . 4. 7. M, 19. 20, 25, 28. Volunteers for Barry wear a - m n . 2, 3. 12, 23 . 79. Republican Town Chairman Same fresh quality flsh, ten­ CO.'IPAMON FEATIRE Thomas Carruthers reported « Ticket* ttirovfti tow loc»i Fed*r»l der center slices. .{•wnte end Loot A»»ocl»tioii or Str*1- "STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK" last night that he has been re­ lord Bw Office FSOSC 379-4487 ceiving calls from volunteers to C a r a v e l l e work for Republican nominee Barry Goldwater in the coming presidential campaign. S p 9 c!al Thurs, with pride and confidence Carruthers said that he has i’iUK— L Ya. CKiM il—CU lO i. never been offered campaign volunteer aid this far in ad­ DOMESTIC vance of a campaign, scheduled A BLAKE EDVWUlOt to start in September. mouciBi Several of the volunteers are BOILED HAM Meft ! Meet tlio m.in PETER ELKE Democrats who want to work CENTER SLICES ; dedit ,ited to the and vote for Goldwater, Car­ corpus delc( t.ilile, SELLERS iOMMER sa ve the ruthers said. lb. 99c Sellers 1 he Sleiitli' Carruthers’ remarks came as ins|»ctor a Republican committee worked First Cut Slices .. Ib. 79c on a fund raising event last who was night. The committee chose to A always hold a com roast, set for late August. Funds will be used by on the the local party In its campaign efforts. Special Thurs, job! Brush Fire Doused District firemen were called BABY BEEF out at 9:30 last night to douse three brush fires set by a bulld- UVER R). 49i ^uLBmri^iiR-KinoB o f . t h b s u it l£ ***The fires, all within the same area, were spotted by a resident o ff Crest Dr.

Oscar Me.ver Vac-Packed SUCED BACON THE LAUGHTER STARTS TONKHT HarritoM’t COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED H). 69c M in — WtHncIhio ftyllot Pl«> ru(i*d IT'S FUNNIER THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE! Your ibwk-rMlitMt coMtrifctlo*. Prtcltleii- DOWNTOWN SIZES FOR REGULARS, SHORTS, LONGS liw tM Bto*MMsL WtUrnoof *. $iaM Itc Marcil CBRFOMftM S t o How u rt M low a t A BLAKE EDWIftRM Wonderfully Fresh EU'’ Reg. 7.M DuPont <. poly i'- f fiber CHICKENS THE FIRST LOW-COST PETER ELKE LY WMKY1 aUAUTY WATCH RUT OPEN Plump White Breasts SELLERS SOMMER HERE'S WHT • W,. '-.r cci-.i. U r . . . M t8T ’BKiei’fflMra' MONDAYS Yb. 65c MW HHVILIWi fifORtf SANDERS FLL’S m o r e f i n YEAR ‘ROUND YOU SAVE M 1 lA rge plump 8 Vi lb. Fry­ C A R A V E IX S a division o f BUiOVA WaAcR COMPMU. Inc. AT ROBERT HAIL f.j, . li c* S’. r ing Chickens or unall roabters. A good buy at Bob Hope The Global Girls $1.39 ©a. or 39c lb. MEIER, Jewelers AIR-CONDITIONED | |. . whole. Freeger wrap- A Global Affair : n pad if you request at 767 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-0422 • TTTTTTTTTmW route s - south vim s iiif •ama low price. ^>8:: BUPNSlDt AvE FAST HARTFORD 'WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT' fREL PARKING S28 3333 r ' W illi roiil'idoiM M - foi’ t t iis ililv a n d V a l i K PLENtY OF N ilfi jfAWrwyjm cR ITENINO fflCRALD, MUfCH^STBR, CONN., WtePNBSDAY, JULY 22, 1964 F A O M 'i ^ k a n c r k h s inrxMnm siiMU0» O0mi« WIDIflBDAT; JULY 'M, M64 Scouts Scatter In Vast Camp City T elevision A:00.(U).Hovia (to prograaa) * ( 6) CBS lUnorta 3 DAYS ONLY (80) Mavericiek (^b proarreaa) (18) Life ofRUey n sr------football fields, and the stage ( 8) Comedyy Ttoiia (b pir«- 8:00 ( 8-XMO)8-3040) Pai^ Duka Ne-wa S l o Off wno—1M8 ment, in the annual report to W U X —a ii 6:00 News, Weather. Sports ers, had the time of their lives, A:00 IVed Swaneon Ihow 6:3fi LlMit n' Lively Tremendous Savings and the best is yet to oome. Richard Martin, general man­ 6:80 News, Sports and WMther 6:4fi Three Star Extra "In the evening the grand ager, noted that four of the six $ 69 7:16 Ed ^ e t Show 7:16 Conversation Piece opening campfire was held. The fallout shelters in the town have GALLON 1:30 S in Oft 7:30 News on wnn-—USI 7:46 SUnd By arena is the size of about five been marked and stocked with 8:00 Newa 8:00 Detroit at Boston supplies from the federal gov­ 6:30 Radio Greater Heirtford 10:40 Ni^tbeat 6:46 Liowell 'Iliomaa 11:00 News W orry O f ernment. This includes medi­ . 7:00 New* 11:16 Sports Final LADIES’ cine, food and water containers. 4 T.30 Public Affair, 13:00 Art Johnson Show The director and Mr. and Is one o f the dtsplays In the Conservation SecUen o t the Bogr 8:00 World Tonight WPOP -T«8 FALSE TEETH The Hoover Dam in ndnlatun g;16 Life Line Lou Terri Mrs.- Felix Mosser Jr. com­ Scout Jamboree now in sessto at Valley Forge, Pa. (John FletriMr photo.) 8:30 Broadway Overtnr, Ken Griffin SKpping or Irritofing? pleted classes in the shelter 9:00 New, Oerry Gordon SPORTSWEAR manager's Instructor training Don't be embeitetoed by looee false general public, for persona to weth sUnplne. dropplnc or wobbUns course which was held during Driver and Station Wagon logical instruments for this pur­ SJiT or isugh. Just the spring and early summer CJorps. pose have been received from attend clasaes of Instruction la ^ n k le s little PASTKKTH on your the federal government. An ap­ reading these Instruments. ^ tes. This plesssnt Powder ipvM s at Civil Defense Headquarters At the present time work is L A. JOHNSON PAINT Co. Matching funds for recurring timsiksble ssnse of added comfort at Windsor Locks. Also, more under way on the establishment peal has been made to the LOOK WHAT WE’VE OOT FOR YO U - and aecnrlty by holdln* Plata persons owning station wagons of 14 fixed monitoring stations Fire, Police and Education De- charges have been received to 5“ - — —------—oey, pasty taste the amount of $464.60. M A N C H E S m SWIMSUITS Be (non-acid), hava been recruited for the throughout the town. The radio­ partmoits, aa well as to the 72S MAIN STRHT r drua counter. “MYSTERY ^ 9.00 WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY? KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS Voluot to $18. Famoue wiahtt Including 3-plece, Mouaona, 1- 691 M AIN STREET SIDEWALK SPECIALS” ptoee, m elD o^ begr ahem , aoUda and prtata. NEXT TO OA8 CO. (Thki Thurs., Fri. and Sat.—23-24-25) MANCHESTER FREE PARKINO BERMUDAS IN REAR Ray Belief % MUSIC SHOP » 3 .9 4 1013 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 649-2036 Vatwoe to $7. aoUdi laid pvhiU. Hiea 8 to M. e SLACKS Solid Color Ladieg^ N ylon M ONTGOMERY THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY — JULY 23-24.25 Cotton BINKIE * 3 .9 4 BRIEFS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK WARD Vahws to $11. Elastic leg style in sizes 5 ix) etfwtoh Oaeka in eottona by funoua maker 8. White (mly. Regularly $1 8 9 LARGE 6ROUP--GIRLS' Slaaa 8 to 80. pair. DRESSES 1/3 TO 1/2 OFF * 2 e REDUCED TO CLEAR SHIRTS and BLOUSES TAILORED SLIPS SEAMLESS NYLONS BOYS' SHORTS GIRLS' 2 for *3 * 1 .9 0 Veriuos to $4. ooch Regularty 88. Of nylon tricot with 3 Pair * 1 .1 9 ^ ^ o w panel. Proportioned lengtha, Reg. $1.19 ...... 7 9 c Aanttmant of aolida, printa, cottons and arapt ahort, average, tall. 82 to 44. White* 8c SHORTS and Reg. 76c a pair. Meah or plain knit, let SisM 80 to 88 Black. quality in alsea 8V4 to 11. 2 lovely Rkg. $1.9B ...... >1.49 ahadee. •

Reg. $2.98 ...... >1.98 SHORT SETS SWEATERS AMAZING ASSORTMENT V M Y CHO ICE COSTUME Reg. $8.98 ...... >2.79 1/2 HANDBAGS ^ 3 . 4 9 JEWELRY Veduot to $8. Excellent choice of sum­ Wotd oardlganB by a fsmoua maker. Sines 1 VJ mer atyles. Just what to 40. you want lor now. 'A PRICE GIRLS' SPRING 1.90 # COATS-SUITS LOW SKIRTS LOW PRICE 1/3 -1/2 reiCE * 3 .9 4 HATS $1.00 BARBECUE GRILL VabMS to $11. Assortment of oolon wid fabrics

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I :■ ' ^ A O B H R ALD , 1CAMC81BTVK* MN« WIDN30n)AT, JULY IK. IIANOTBOTBR SVENINO h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, OONNv WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1964 necticut Army National Guard DAR to Conduct South Windsor at Camp Dempsey In Nlantic. Inside Coventry Airman SC (Dlyda E. John­ N. son Jr., son a t Mr. and Mrs. Bene fit Sale » Johnson o f 19S Oakland Our taverita foraiula tor taaprovtag Zoning Panel to Consider has graduated from the ConverM Atoericaa eduoatlM la to abolish It oora- Report Installation Set Saturday Tha Oonnacticat Daughtaia tedtoilcal training oourae for PAINTING AND ptotoly and than raeraato it aa aa aa* of tha Amtrtcan Revolution will U jB. Air Force data processing Two Shopping Center Plans machine operators at Sheppard DECORATING tfraly voluatary haalB, to which phyd* For New Officers in KofC qjonsor Ms amtiisl pubUc toa Itowlud in n s Jr. AFB, Texas. PHONE 64S*2Mi cal apace aad teaching talent would h* Robert D. Novak and sale for ths bsneflt of tbs Marine Bgt. James C Flto. made available for thoae who wanted K (CoBUnued from Page •) camrles L. Carpenter offroU as ohalrman. with Jean as The and aonfay oom-^House and meet Mtsa Taan-age Onn Evenlnn — • to • Restoration Fund of toe Gov­ America. son o f Mr. and Mra. James C for as long ms they wanted it. W A S H IN G TO N — Both hs- Mansfield will be installed aa oo-chairman, of tha develop­ miasion will hold a public hear' Fish of 27 Graham Hd., waa fore and after Barry Ohldwa- don’t walk around here smart ernor Jonathan TTumbuH Library Party recently promoted to that rank. grand knight of St. Jude Coun­ ment roada’ program. Ing next Tueaday at 8 p.m. at We happen to think that this would ter’B nomination. lUpubDoan tonight. Tonight, they watch for (Cther board mentoera elected House, Libbanon, on Thursday A party will be held July SO He is serving with the opera­ toe South Windsor High School at 4 p.m. in the Wood Memorial work out. In reality, with more people liberals huddled In a Baa Fran­ thelrselves.’’ cil, KofC, at 7 p.m. Saturday Include Norman Major, Frank tions section at the Marine from 1:80 to 4:80 p.m. Both the to consider two applications. Library, tha last session for all cisco hotel sulto last week to This wasn’t a big Idd. He was at the Knlghta of (Columbus Kamplaln, Thomas McCabe and Corps A ir Station, Quantloo, getting BBora out of achool tosn will tea, vtolch wiU be aarved dur­ children from four to seven plot strategy—not for the pt«ea- about 6-9 and he weighted 185 Adolph Aleksunes. Both applications ara for Va. aver be made the ease by any aaaplifl- Home on Snake Hill Rd. ing the afternoon and the sale years registered in toe reading •»•••••••••••••• ant but for the future. at the most, and he had very Tha swimming program spon­ plans for development of shop­ First Lt. James E. Henry of eatom and Intenaiflohtioa o f atristing amall wrrlsto which means he A social program at 8 p.m. w ill be held in the Jeremiah club. Th«e was no talk of Oov. for council membera, their sored by toe Coventry Recrea­ ping centers in C&C tones on Sul­ 51 Dart Hin Rd., has taken •••••••••••••••• probably Un’t much of a punch­ Wadsworth Stable whidi ia ad­ Wood library will be closed command of Company C, 2nd educational thooriaa. William Scranton’s futUa ef­ guesta and othera of the public tion Committee and directed by livan Ave. forts to stop Ban. Ooldwater. er. But put 500 of these Leroy jacent to the TrumbuS House toe first two weeks in August, Battalion, 169th Infantry, Con­ The mare Ovation of oducatkm to toa interested will be held after the toe Coventry Mothers Club will One ia being submitted by It was too UU for that. These Watsons together and you have Mntinue^-thnnigh- July SI, in­ The sale w ill feature hand­ John and Wanda Slater on a beginning July 81. The library necticut National Guard, in statua of a privilaga to be aonght ha- a riot on your hands and late service. Persons interested in RepubUoan Ubsrala assuming stead of concluding on Friday. made Hems as well as new parcel of land located on the will open on Aug. 17. Meriden. yesterday, with this blue sky further Information on the so­ it iU M va oauao the Individual involved has ooms Goldwater w ill be defeated by cial may contact Csupenter or The extra week ia being given wrapped articlea. Mrs. Charles northeast side of Sullivan Ave., Service News toat had no rain in it, more to wito It for himself—this might oraate President Johnson in Novem ­ Patrick Mohan of Bunker Hill to the program at toe two local M. Hill of WUlimantic, general bounded by Troy Rd, Cadet William T. White, of Manchester Evening Herald trouble on the city’s streets South Windsor correipondent. ber, were plotting to regain Rd. aiio will be installed aa town-o'wned beaches at Sandy chairman, baa aimounced that The■me ouierother »is submitted by toe , JO -Tree L a n ^ has b e ^ n a eomplats revolution in all the prohlasas control of the BepubBesn party seemed to be a thing that you Brownie Joseph, telephone deputy grand knight Shorea and Clearwater, because Mra. Louis G. Tarantlne o f New U A R Realty (Do. on land bound- his training toward becoming of modem edueatkin, faitoiding the dia* at the 1®6* convention. only had to wait for. •— - *•----- « ' a second lieutenant in the Con­ 644-0148. Others to be installed aj:e: o f rainy days since the lessons Haven and Mra. Philip 'V. Tip­ ed by toe property of Harry C Identity of the participants Tha trouble this city has had dpUnary. Joseph Krancunas, diancellor; started on June 22. pet of Anaonia will be respon­ Lyman, Apollna Plaga and | in thaaa eonvaraatlone cannot since Saturday night has been Michael J. Carberry, warden; OnMoor Square Dance Alexander J. Sedar. This, in thaaa aolumna, has bean aoraa- now be diseloeed. But R can be brutal and idmple. It is the sible for handicrafts. "This and George F. Farrell, treasurer; Bertram E. Higgins Jr. of 396 ^sssn^sssrJrt toing of a fancy. reported that they agreed cops against the colored people. ‘ That" will be overseered by Michael J. Peace, recording sec­ Dance (Hub have an outdoor wtiunm .T Wilbmr Ellington Rd. will reprasent theirs is no easy task. In se- The colored people believe that Mrs. WlUlam J. Willson of But, fat a proposal made hy Dr. Hobart retary; Francis Grady, inside dance at club level from 8 p.m. Connecticut next Monday tabliahing an informal national off-duty police lieutenant Wil­ Green'wich, and Mrs. Hill will guard; Paul A. lAift, outside to 11 p.m. Friday at Ckjventry through Thursday in toe Teen­ A. Hoaenbaum, dean o f sdancaa at Waa- network by quiet correspond­ liam Oilligan murdered James be in charge o f the "Treasure guard; Harold J. Waldron, High School on Ripley HiU Rd. age Safe Driving Road-B-O Fi­ ___BO0 IQB. __ _ leyan University, at a eonfarsnea on the ence with each other, these Powell, a 16-year-old boy, and Trove.” three-year trustee; Albert J. Jack O’Leary of Springfield, nals in Washington, D.C. AUDIT BXnUBAU O f COUTDlaAr liberals are trying to copy the they demand GUligEm be arrest­ Mrs. Charles W. Hitchcock of famous "dropout” problem the other .day Stevenson, two-year trustee, Xtaas. will be the gueat caller. Higgins win compete against - y S ' / SIDEWALK success of tos Goldwater move­ down in New York, the principle under­ ed for homicide. 'Uiis is the rea­ In charge of refreahments 'wUI Mansfield O n ter, chalttnan of champions of 46 other states and wdaBK eUMlBf MOlii ment after the I960 convsnUon. and (Charles Tarplnlsm. one- son they used to start toe riots. be Mr. and Mrs. Em eat Bla- the tea, will be assisted by Mrs. toe District of Columbia. lying the fancy has suddenly been giyan But they recognise their ahert- year trustee. But it was not, it began to ap­ sonette, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elting F. Deyo of Fairfield and While in ^ e nation’s capltol comings in two vital areas. John R. Adamcik, financial a practleal, roaliatic twist pear yesterday, the motive for Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Mra. John A . Bjorkoe of Essex. the teen-a^ra, will attend a FAIRWAY; Most obviously, they have no secretary, received his ai^lnt- ssa-r-iVKw§s2Sfc What Dr. Rosenbaum stiggastad. In a toe violence New York has to Brand and Mr. and Mrs. Emeat Mrs. Albert J. Hlldlng of He­ major league f baaebaU game, Goldwater. Instead o f one im- ment through the Norwich dis­ i « » — 1 p.m. rn d w . live with. tour Waahlngton and too Whlto novel approach to the problem of “drop- ehallenged leader, the liberals trict headquarters. Martin. Mr. and Mm. Frad For­ bron Is in charge of decoratlona. The motive comes from other tin and Mr. and Mra. Raymond j ’Jji.yj outa," was that ths adult world ahould are led by a feuding bevy of places. It comes from the Leroy To serve as standing com­ SALES’' McKinney qjUl have "door duty.” flrcely ambltioua men. mittee heads will be: Carberry, actually encourage them to drop out ear­ Watsons, who hang around the Spectators are invited to the W«lnMday, July M This first shortcoming bs- streets and sdways look for trou­ general chairman; Stevenson, lier. oomes all the more serious ble. And it comes from some of publicity; Mohan, activity; Far­ affair. HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS NOT ADVERTISED Then, eaid Dr. Rosenbaum, after they when soupled with ths second toe leaders. The colored people rell, Catholic acUvity; Adam­ Manchester Evening Herald had their eampling of the ouUide adult shortcoming: The lack of * of New York have collected the cik, Insurance memberrtilp Ooventiy corespondent, F. Pau­ SIDEWALK SPECIALS AT BOTH STORES VMTftta Hf 0 * » world of their fancy, it might be poaslble grass roots movement to com­ most incredible set of leaders chairman; Waldron, paternal; OPEN pare even remotely with the you can find. They had, for ex­ and Grady, youth actl-vlty. line UtUe, telephone 74S-S2S1. OPEN till till to get more of toe dropouts to return to Goldwater volunteers. Actual­ AT K im t kad to tak# o m aiacii indax to ample, a committee which Ito a o Ohib Auction school later, and to return, when they ly, Goldwater was a pulled a rent strike. The tenants B-l-8 DAYS THURS. ^jhi awtouanoH of our national aituatioa The (Coventry Lion’s (Club will THURS. did, with heightened motivatien and rather than a leader '**'~ ^**^ of slum houses paid their rent have an auction at 10:80 a.m. Town to Receive WELDON'S COSMETIC BAR AND AND Um laoa revolution, It would bi tMa: keener intereet in getting toemeehres January. The movement did all to the committee, not toe slum­ Aug. 8 at toe residence of Ml- Our dancw growa wort* and thraatina toe work. lords. The committee was to (diael Peace on Rt. 44A. Tkurs. Fri. Sat FRI. some education. The subdued naturr o f Re­ hold the rent In escrow until 8 8 5^ Road Aid FRI. 'to paaa bayond all h<^ whwiavac wa "We must reoognlse," said Dean Ro­ publican llberalUm is not the the slumlords fixed up the Anyone wltolng to donate REG. $6.00 jgoBii naar the point where we ahoot not stuff of which mass move­ houses. merchandise, such as furniture, General Manager Richard senbaum, "that a flercs desirs to play knick-knacks, tools and odds LUCIEN LELONG COLOGNE...... $2.50* tadlvlduala, but at the color o f akina. ments are made. W hat Is nam­ It was, of course, nothing but Martin and State Highway Oom- TURNPIKE STORE OPEN an adult rols comes sarller to American and ends, is requested to con­ ed then Is an undisputed Imder a dodge by semi - illiterate missioner Howard Ives have INDISCREET... TA1L8PIN... 8IROOOO STAMPS! WED. TILL » PM. STAMPS! IhlB happened, a week or ao ago, toi youth today than H did 50 years ago. to capture the attention of the tact any one of the following: thieves. The ones running the signed papers granting the town s tk * South, to the death of a man e^o Why can’t we give young people the op­ part/s rank-and-flle. rent strike took 10 per cent of Paul W . Judkins o f Nathan REG. $5.00 As commander of toe lasi Hale Dr., Bowie Blackburn of $86,060 in state aid for highway jpr^ riding along a road, doing nothing portunity to perform what they consider the rent money and stuck it into death charge agali^ Goldw^ Highland Rd., Edwin H. Lawton use for the fiscal year 1964-66. JAcoapt alt in an automobile. Somebody— thSlr pockets ahd then went to The amount is approximately MARY CHESS TOILET WATER...... $2.50* PADDLE > SADDLE to be adult taske?" ter, Scranton could be callM of (3ooee Lnne or H. David the slumlords and made deals the same as was allocated to ODDS ’n ENDS aomebody who probably knew abaoluta- Later, he eaid, "a student may return titular leader of the ■ Strube o f W rights M ill Rd. t r a m . . .TAPESTRY.. .GABOENIA and last weekend, when the toe town last year, and la flg- ^ nothing about him except that hia to echool with a different attitude—i- liberal wing. But it is qu ^on - Items may also be le ft at San­ trouble erupted, it was these tired on a formula baaed on total SPORTSWEAR m s able that he relishes the or­ born’s service station on Madn REG. $1.86 • CLOTHING L Than 'Akta waa black— ahot him dead aa ha truly a lamp which has bean lit, rather rent strike people, and all the mileage of town stroeta. deal of struggling ft* ones like them, who screamed St. jtoova atoag the road . Hian s pitcher to be filled— and the peace control. A t one point In Ws The funds may be used for • HOUSEWARES for the people to go out and The Coventry Mothers Club CREAM RINSE fDo99art A Roim ddl) .43* ^ n t a waa an iaolated aampla o f hhoot- and aophiatication o f the school work month-kmg oampaign. he Wurt- any purpose pertinent to the murder the jxjllce. will sponsor a block dance from Improvement or maintenance of • NOTIONS ■ 1 ^ at aolor—not an identity, not at aa must be different for this scUve partici­ •d out to his aides, One The normal people of Harlem, BEG. $ I M is certain. I’ll never go through 9 p.m. to midnight on Aug. 8 at local highways. ^ t , not at a dead, not at agiUtion, not pant from what mAy be needed with a toe ones who regard the Leroy the toopping center plaza oti this again.’’ CHAS. A N im EGG SHAMPOO.... • STATIONERY -.at a paraonality, not at a leader of any- reluctant, passive obeerver." Watsons as am enemy the same RL 31. Kenneth Lemlro will be M Nor is there any unanlmms sui the police do, will have and pUng, not at a bad man, not at a b^ef, Dean Rosenbaum doesn’t have to prese the disc Jock^. • GLASSWARE dMlre to permit him another have had nothing to do with Area Students REG. $1A0 Bot a t a phlloaophy— but at oolor. toe point with us. Ws’ve been eonvlnced chance. Fellow llberaU gave violence. They have stayed In case of rain the dance AND MORE PRIOE him only mixed rerviewe in his w ill be held the same time and 3 IW a blaaaadly iaolated aample oa a for a long time. home, and have gone to work On Dean’s List COLD CREAM (Do^gort A Romsddl) .50* campaign against Goldwater. in the morning. Sure they are date in the auditorium of the 'itouthem road poinU the way to which Besidea, he U barred from run­ bitter over the shooting of the Nathan Halo Community eeoh la constantly taken out o f con­ "And Ood made two great lone wolf playing his own hand M ayor Francis J. Mahoney .-|ha aolor o f the akina to the atraaU o f text. He himself says it was not meant lights; the greater light to rule —even to toe p^nt of submit­ to ^p ly to so-called extremist groups Breslin the day, and toe leeser light to hats proclaimed next Tuesday. HERE'S THE BARGAINS YOU'VE ASKED FOR HsriMB not the identity or toa dress or ting his own platform amend­ as such. July 28, as "Paul Cervinl Day,’’ 8TYBOFOAM rule the night: He made the ments last week instead of en­ STYROFOAM -fba B^nsin-ing of the individuals, their In addition, toe rsaders of a promi­ NEW YORK, July S2 — Leroy law to go to hell and take this " I work.” stars also . . . and Ood saiw and has urged the town’s cit­ ^W gat. nent Bastern newqmper are advised Watson thought he looked good. boy away with them. Huh. "W here?" that it WSM good.” dorsing Scrantlendor o f the night the town. with Metal Handlea BOARDS toavitably drifted away from the capac- his domeetic policy is unbelievable. Curved, black sunglasses hid in the mob on Nostrand Ave. His tongue came out and sky. Still, if you ■will go out to­ fice, maintains much closer ties A committee of town and 8th SIDEWALK SALES DAYS Flnta, Onaria, pushed the toothpick straight Ttarkxqr. .-ito to diatlnguiah between individualB Now it is one thing to disagree with his eyes. The collar of his white which was smashing storefronts night and look up at it you will with other Republican llberal.s District officlaU, headed by REG. $2.98 REG. $1.29 . Boaator, and Mora aad what individuals might be doing the Senator’s foreign policy approach— long-sleeved shirt was turned and throwing bricks at police. up and his mouth broke Into a find it different from usual, be­ than Rotnney. But he la just Pftllce Oiief Jaunes M. Rear­ up. Leroy liked that. He thought He helped bring the violence of big smile. l^to a toanplified veraten of their own for our part, we would not go along cause it always is. as thoroughly disliked by aome. don, is completing plans for with all of it as it has been presented that was real good. His black Harlem into the Bedford-Stuy- "Dope? What do you mean The author of the Geneals including Scranton and hia en­ a testimonial dinner for Cer- SAVINGS UP TO PICNIC JU6S '-toiatom— to clear a certain color from so far—and quite another to castigate panto were tight and he stuck vesant section of Brooklyn. This by dope? You mean them ter­ account of creation lacked our tourage. While Romney refused vlni that evening at Piano’s C H A R C O A L is a place that is dirtier than tt without presenting any reasoned ar­ his feet out of the doorway so rible things like horse? Or that knowledge of astronomy. His to cooperate in fighting (5old- Restaurant. 5 0 % $2.98 M odels ...... N ow $1.00 > H arlan had to be full o f sane and rea- guments against it. Whatever else it hia shoes would show. They Harlem and rougher than Har­ thing I, hear the man sells you was a tiny world indeed com­ 'water, Hatfield never fought State 'la x (Commissioner John lem and everybody hoped the G R ILLS $3.98 M odels ...... N ow $ 2 J M I may be, unthtnking it Is not. It pro­ were black boots, with blue vel­ that you snort? Oh, no, I don't pared to oura As our world him openly at all. L. Sullivan vrill be the featured aonabla people, already sad enough, and riot wouldn't reach Bedford- AU First QuaUty Merchandise ceeds from firm opposition to commu­ vet sides. When Leroy Watson know nothin' about that." has grown bigger our God has speaker, and greetings w ill be $5.95 M o d e ls ...... N ow $3.7S 3ho poUeanen had to still retain some Stuyv'esant. But it has. and it Furthermore. Hatfield has nism, and Its specifles are designed to talked, the toothpick in hi.s He waited for a mlnuje. Then grown bigger — if we have brought by several of Cervlnl’s In Factory Fresh Cartons ' •uaaan to distinguishing between the mouth moved up and down, just had to, because there are Leroy not fully escaped from the A t Price $8.95 M odels ...... N o w $ 5 j; 6 implement that policy. he started to laugh. "Hell, you been thiidcing straij^t about it associates. Close to 200 towns­ ' / 2 aa the country was moving yes­ Watsons every place in New all. The a n cl»its thought o f the anonymous isolation o f a small tooablaaaakera and the troubled, or the Similarly with domestic issues. need money for them things. people have alrealy made re­ . .Now G 21.49 terday because of him and all York City "where colored people sun aa being a few miles up in Western state Oovemor’a chair. $42.95 GriU I'lUng would never have suboldod at all, seems some of Mr, Goldwster’s critick Best I can do is go around and servations fw the 6:30 p.m. din­ the ones like him. live. get me some roaches.” the sky. We know of stars mil­ Friends have been unable to $29.95 GriU , .Now $1S4N> HEDGE SHEARS must have skipped or. forgotten their ner. PICNIC CHESTS SUMMER MERCHANDISE at CLEAROUT PRIDES! pot kept proliferating Its violence until "W hat's a roach?” lions of light-years aiway from find hnancing for Hatfield philo«^hy courses; at any rate they "M ayor got back here in a ■'Did you like running around Oervini, on July 31, will re­ :0 iw t a whole city, then perhapa a whole exhibit a painful unawareness of the hurry, didn’t he?’ ’ Watson said. last night?'' he was a.sked. "A roach 1s the butt. Just us. God holds them all in the barnstorming tours that oould $29.95 M odels . . .N ow transform him into a national tire from the post he has held R eg. 3.95. N O W • natlau ware drawn in. intellectual basis of his op^ons. "H e goin' to come around and "Man. you know what was like your cigarette butt when palm of His hand. How mighty FIHED $24.95 Models . ..Now 115.00 2.22 you flnished smokin’ it. I go is the hand divine! figure. since 1951. ■OYS' a eiR LS' O rigin al Bvery time a ahot is fired, a bottle As it happens, those opinions stem say a whole bunch of words. good about it? The law, they had $19.50 Models . . .Now |134NI from a particular view of mam, what And while he .sayin' a whole to be watchin' for thelrselves in­ with roaches,” The darkness of the night is Perhaps the toughest and P rices NOW 'torown, or a dub swung at nothing but bunch of words we goin' be stead of just watchin' for us. "A re you a Black Muslin?” bright with revelation of the most aiT()>itlous of the liberal.': SLE E P IN PARKS $18.95 M odels . ..Now ill.C O he calls in rather humanistic terms the W ARREN, Ohio (A P )—Resi­ PICNIC -aolor, either wmy, we move that much throwing a whole bunch of You know how they get. They “ A moslim?" The tongue power, majesty, wisdom and is Chicago industrialist Charles $15.50 Models ---- N ow $ 0 . 0 0 JOHNSON'S whole man. The dignity and fullest pos­ dents have received official aloear to the end of our capacity to sur­ bricks." come up to you and say, come pushed the toothpick up again love of God, to all who have Percy, now running for Gover­ sible development of the individual takes okay to sleep In the parks dur­ PAJAMAS eyes to see. Our King of love vive aa a free peofrie. precedence over the role of Govern­ Leroy is 19 and he does noth­ on now, get your tail out of here, and the mouth broke into an­ nor of Illinois. But if Romney BASKETS CAR PLATE WAX ing. Yesterday afternoon, he sat and they make you go. Last other smile. " I ’m no moslim. is Lord and Ruler of it all. ing the current hot spell. RUBBER TIRED V Bvery reprleva from such a direction ment, and it is this perfectly respectable and Hatfield are not exactly Joseph Wyndham, superinten­ $10.d5 M o d e l...... N ow $ 7 4 N I Easy To Apply philosophical position which makes him in a filthy doorway on Atlantic night they just had to stay still. Them moslims is bad people. popular with fellow liberals, ROYS' & GIRLS' Is a blessing, for it preserves our chance Why I read about it in the news­ Out bey And there are two urgencies. he was waiting until the sun I like. When those d ir t y ...... He shook his head no. Taken from Pray As You Go. Just who emerges as leader Is gone and that we have no choice but OLP FASHION One la to increase the amount of de- went away and it was time to have to worry about them- " I ’ll bet you never were. How Forward Movement Publica­ of the Republican left depends NOW ONLY $ ^ to reeign ourselves to Federal .collec­ partly on coming elections. A U LADIES' A GIRLS' ghtlen ahd energy and courage with go out and do things. seives.” did you like the food at Cuch- tions. tivism. But hardly any o f the Senator's "You see what happened up­ "Where do you live?” sachie?" The R «v. Edward W. Johnson, Percy is an underdog In hia race - 331/3% Off POTATO RICERS which men of good will work to keep critics is making the argument or other­ town last night? The law, they "Up there, on De Kalb Ave. I He didn’t answer. " I tall you ■Vicar for Governor. Romney is no Hard To Find TlieM Daya wise challenging his proposals on their A SENSATIONAL BUY! Iheae reprieves still coming, to close off arrest this boy and the people "live with my ahnt.” one thing," he said, "the law St. George's better than an even bet fo r re- merits. toe ktod of thought dad kind of act eome runnln’ out and pull him "■What do you do for a E^piscopal Church, election. Hatfield w ill gamble Reg. $1.29. NOW BLOUSES Instead they say he offers a “sim­ out of the car and they tell the living?" (See Page Seven) Bolton 2T WINDOW FAN j|rhleh reacts to color alone. plistic”—the word is becoming fashion­ all by challenging the popular — n a other is to devote as much alow able in some quarters— answer to com­ Democratic Sen. Maurine Nsu- DISSTON berger in 1966. LADIES' hut aoHd energy and resource as poasi- plex questions. The exact reverse is the SAVE 50% Ihdeed, .all oould be elimkiat- LAWN RAKES R IN G S IZ E toa to toe kind of program which prom- truth. He advocates multiple answers, R eg. P rice $23.95 involving the resources of the individual, ad in Deihboratic landslidas. I f By Walt Lamoureux j N o. D24 TV TRAY SETS ' Isas noma fundamentaJ, basic approach the conrununity, the state and the cen­ \4 so, prospects for Republican k- N O W O N L Y .to toa Mnd of condition which exists in tral Government, to complex questions berallam, murky as they seam­ Although the westerns aren’t *12.00 24” Wide. The World Standard 4 In Set PAJAMAS " im r Haiiams. There must be courage If anything deserves to be called slm- ed In the secret hotel room oon- as high In the T V ratings as j versatlons at San Francisco . gnoHgh, toere must be vision enough, plisUc, It is the hope of salvation through toey were a season or two ago, List $4.10. NOW $ 2 ^ Reg. $9.98. NOW •3.88 State power. week, would become daefcer the oaters are still to be reck- MANY OTHER , •tosc* aauat be realism enough to know still. Along the lame line it la charged onod with. CROQUET SETS QatoitHy Very Limited Only 6 To MB toat seeds and saplings have to be plant- that M r Goldwater and his supporters W hat m ight come as a mild ^ before there can be trees. W e must long for some vague pastoral past that AT TERRIFIC SAYINGS UNADVERTISED ITEMS surprise to the western fan is Is gone forever. Well, perhaps some of 20” Briggs-Stratton not merely guard ourselves against the Herald the fact that the term "cowboy" $19.98 Models .. .Now $ 1 2 4 N I THE MOWER BUY them do, but it sems to us Oiat to con­ INGLUDED - SAVE! .^Angers o f today; we must guarantee originated not with range riders ;. . . . tend a Federal solution to every prob­ $15.98 M odels .Now $0.00 PewerM ECLIPSE OF A UFniMEI Yesterdays but with traitors during Revo- 1 1 'wrselvaa toat tomorrow will be differ- lem Is not the only or necessarily the $9.98 M odels ...... Now $6.00 tutionary war days. The first jito Thsre is a short term emergency best solution is more forward than back­ RIDING ROTARY 25 Years Ago cowboys were a devious lot ^ ROTARY MOWER ward looking. A fter all, the growing au­ STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE '^bd yet the only real cure la a long terra known to ring cowbells in the ' Rrlggs-Stratton Powurud thority of the State has failed miserably Manchester Is at top o f list Bcogram. Civlllaed America must be woods to lure patriot farmers 20" ROLL-A-BOUT Reg. $59.95. to deal with siome of the nation’s most as "N ew Homs Towm" in eom- SAA 4 4 munltiea east of river. into ambush. When the unwary T H E * I B i^qually ^tlrm in both reepects, in its un- glaring problems. S p e c ia l...... R«g. PrlM $219.00 farmers entered the woods to *^wllllngnaos to jrield tod^y to violence All In all. it is a remarkable phe­ Superintendents of pjrivate ELECTRIC FAN I TWO LOCATIONS-.— H and town water departments round up straying cattle, they tom ed Just a t ' any oolor, black o f nomenon, this unreasoning fear and ^32*95 A U SALES FINAL ONLY 8 1 4 9 .8 8 hatred of the Goldwater outlook. For 30 urge Manchester consumers to were knocked off by the cow­ fvM ta, to Us insistence on planting N O W * 1 7 ^ 9 9 Far Cash and AU Loto years the underlying political issue in use water sparingly until rains boys. Are In limited Rimntttfea Only B Ta SeD tow , toa baginnlngs of the patient and the nation has been the role o f the Gov­ ^supply reserve. What is hardly realised is toe | 975 MAIN STREET TURNPIKE PLAZA jtoM iiBiaBtsl prccass o f building that dif- ernment in the life of the cltlsen. Now fact that westerns, like most 106 MIDIXLB m O B BAflfT 10 Yeari Ago DOWNTOWH MANOHUaTBIK “ Iwant tanbrrow. that it has finally been brought to ths everything else, have become Next Do Popular Martret fore, open’ for public scrutiny Jund de­ Water Department's «K)-fal- Improved, modernized and per­ t ------bate, the prt^KN^ents of unllmitM Gov­ lon-a-minuta well on Clwrter fected to the point where they A ernment can only scream. Oak St. goes into operation. are considered very Siood en ter-1 J A ftoey Turns Serious? It may be that such people will gradu­ Wapplng residents on Pleasant tainment by many vlewem But, j ^ ally calm down and subject the Gold- Valley Rd. report panther good entertainment requires a water thesis to the discussion it should prowling their neighborhood. set in good condition. L et MOD- | Now and thaii some respected and be giveft^Nb the meantime it reflects Members of Manchester Amso- EBM TV SERVIC®, 99 Summer I tis ^ Hald o f adu-,^ poorly on ^ a lr intellectual credeatials eiation .for H elp '8 f' Retarded put your^^s^^ in .first - that tb ey-^ w ga rsaaoa and rsaoK to. OiUdraa finish Interior o f Bunce class condition quickly, nBii[y n n i PARKIN* A t r i a r jjtotton eomos axdtoigly oIo m ' to "ilM argumeat by danuadatkau — WALL *H)ti iie ek i ■elxxd to be used as Dagr Chure and economically. Call 648-2206,1 & M lM sd kyaaB’s formula which has a n u g v r j o u r n a l . Omtar ler Nt«rdkl slilMr«a. lor tos^ swvlca. t ■ 4 . 'L '■

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liANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ .WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 12M IMBSTER HERALD. MANCHESTER, CdNN„ ^D N E SD A Y , JULY 22, 1964 20 High 8L; Robtrt Oardliwr, Study Grants total embargo on trade with now has to d«al with. They asU- Cbitalat sraa organist and soto- RockviUe-Vertion 95 Brooklyn 8L Dosds *re la Lost Concert Bolton Cuba since FeUruary 1983 ex­ mate that tho Isvsl of Cuban 1st BOrlal was in S t James Lawm akers Savings Bank to Expand the of redovsIopnMnt Cuba Trade cept for food and medicine. The economic activity Is about 20 Cemetery. Father McCann read oouaMi Donald OoklwoU and United States'alaolias pressed a per cent below that of 1908, the Ateardedlfy yrar before Castro took power. the committal service. C C C C aU ed a n axpM:tad‘ to ba purebaaad At Hartford O AS Target diplomatic campaign to get ki­ Bearers were William Pree- Split on LBJ And Modernize Facilities W6#k* Plante, Storrs Principal, lted and friendly countr^s They say studies of living stan­ bm, Joseph McCarthy. James AaU-consoiidatlaniaU InNud- around the world to cut their dards in Cuba also show a 10 ifedlth Unit per cent drop In the Cuban food M BlierDieg, Holmes and Samuel Mai- •d an appeal for funds and I Success . (OoatiMed from Page One) Cuban trade to the bone. This The Savings Bank of Man-^wiU be expended end reioceUd. ‘Illegal’ by that oontrttiutiona bo sont T op Leaves to Take State Post effort has been only partially diet. tempo. RiotslProbe Liveeey eeid the move will No one here claims, however, Chester has announced plana to peat oCfico box In Vamon. Thns arsa rtaidonU bava rs- support of terrorist activities in BUCCSSStill. Wife o f Farmer meke it poeeible to provide By JOHN GRUBER that the boycott policy is wholly Mrs. John C. CoiUas Sr. for the alteration and complete A ch «* with poatal officials In­ cslved acbolanhipa totaUag Venezuela last year. The new proposal, however, (Ooatlaned from Pag* t e a ) more efficient and prompt aerv- Letter Writer Dr. Alexander J. Plante of9B Friends may call at the fu- by police to disperse unruly day and Saturday, is spon­ ing the "dead" commission to The Festival Chorus, and the Tialoottville was held this morn­ New Junior High School that keral home tonight from 7 to 9. gatherings. But there were no soring a repeat of last Instrumental group for w-hich Year End SAVINGS On All Naw Cars In Stocli... > ing at the Holmes Funeral would also benefit and serve the ^ the cemetery. THURS. . FRI. . SAT. | The family requests that large crowds, demonstrations or year's successful sidewalk children of the residents of t h e ------the composer scored came as Home. 400 Main St. The Rev. Hospital Notes wishing may make me- anything like the weekend riot­ sales. City of Rockville.” Parley Reports ^ close to perfection as you are John D. Hughes of S t Mary’s ing in which one man was killec Participating in tbe color­ likely to encounter. JULY 23-24-25 I IN b a s e b a l l lorial donations to the Ameri Episcopal Church officiated. VIsitlBg boors are X to 8 p-m. • TOPS and more than 10 Oinjured. ful three-day, sales-caml- Mrs. Kennedy I am at a loss to tag the Cancer Society of Manches- Burial was in Buckland Ceme- tn all areas excepting matera- vice president of the firm, not J Ask(^ by Martin Open 9:80 AM . to 5:30 P.M. | er. Ity where they are 2 to 4 pjn. In Brooklyn, the trouble start­ val will be merchants on presidenL and that while he has 1~lav7- C* a m n work with any formal classifi­ t « y . ed after a Black Nationalist downtown Main SL as well favored previous consolldaUon •jC eS M J a y it 111 p Mon. thru Sat. | Bearers Ralph Strickland. Eki- and 8:30 to 8 p-m. and private General! Manager Richard cation. As conceived by the • TOPS AS HARTFORD COUNTY’S Blni. Austin Isham rooma where they are 10 aan, street rally that drew about 500 as those in the Mamhester efforts in the past he will with­ composer, it is a series of satir­ MERCURY-COMET VOLUME DEALER ward J e s s e y, Otto Brock. Negroes. Firecrackers exploded Parkade. Martin has Informed all depart­ Open/JntU 9 P.M. | Mrs. Sarah Mattoon Isham. to 8 p-m. Vialtora are reqoeated hold comment until he has the (OantiBDed from Page One) ment heads that they will be ical madrigals Interspersed Thomas Eagleson, Joseph Zin- in the crowd and many people There will be special val­ (.. .and with your help we’ll soon be of Woodbury,- wife of Aus- ker and Roy Thompson. not to aanoke in patlente’ rooma. opportunity to view the results expected to file a brief report of ivith dances and instrumental Every Tues., Thurs., Frl. i; Isham and mother of Mrs. scattered in panic. ues displayed on sidewalk o f the present commission. Ben­ She promised to spread the Interludes. Ceretalnly this is not New Eaglaad’a top Mercury-Comet volume dealer.) No more than two vtoitora at More than 200 police moved in meetings of national profession­ orge Potterton of 171 Avery one time per patietat. racks under huge umbrel­ jamin Horowiti, of West Hart­ word of the camp’s excellent al organizations which they at­ opera, nor is it ballet, nor yet is ‘Bt, died yesterday at the Wood- to quell the disturbance^ They las and many merchants ford, is the president of Amer- fired more than 150 shots in the operation to other officials of tend. It a cantata. Nevertheless it I t Con-valescent Hospital af- Patieata Today: 253 wTll give away free bal­ beUe. The budget for the 1984-85 is an effective 'Work, however DON'T SETTLE FOR ANYTHING LESS THAN a long illness. air. Bottles were thrown. Store loons. e Kennedy Foundation, and Events ADMITTED . YESTERDAY: windows were broken. Subways The letter also charges that fiscal year provides tor person­ you care to label it. Besides her husband and Several local artists plan consolidation will force rural 3pressed the “hope that Man­ nel attending some meetings or Crjrstal Cake Stand. Mary Lou Camer, Wapping; were ordered to skip the Frank­ chester will continue its fine There were no dancers last TOPS IN A NEW OR USED CAR! ghter, she is survived by LuciUe H. Hood. Elast Hart­ to exhibit their works on residents to buy "the Dead conferences. evening: this was a concert ver­ Reg. 5.95. Now 1.45 other daughters, two sis- lin and Nostrand street stops for Main SL and at the Par­ work in the field of mental ford; Mrs. Ann PhilUpa, WUU- Duck of Redevelopment that has The reports should also cover sion, so most of the burden lay eight grandchildren, three In State a time. kade. and -will sketch will­ retardation." any regional or state meetings mantic; Robert L. Somoguy, 24 The crowd broke up after an yet to have a bid for a new The Mansfield State Training upion the chorus which deserves ,t-grandchildren and several Llynwood Dr.; James Nightln ing subjects at a modest building or yet to purchase the if there is Information of Inter­ eces and nephews. hour or two and police began School Band i^ y e d and Mrs. all sorts of credit for its fine (OoBtinned from Page One) gale, Coventry; EJvrald Jakob- getting reports of looting fee. properties that are supposed to est to any town department, Private funeral services will Free soft drinks will be Kennedy complimented the performance. Diction was su­ Crystal Compote. son, 14 Eldridge St.; Mark FTU- throughout the section. be demolished for the brilliant group for its public appear­ Martin said. perb; not a word was missed, s held tomorrow at 2 p.m. atl, . served at both areas tomor­ new future of the City of Rock- Reg. 5.95. Now le Munson Funeral Home,; shorU> for some positue Simmons. 20 Bruce Rd.; Mrs. About 24 Negores were taken ances. including one, the Ekl and considering the difficulties 1.45 Thelma Weir, 170 Wells SL into custody. row nighL between 6 and 9. •villeT’’ SulU-van's TV program. Donna roodbury, with the Rev. M. 1 step to implement the election Today’s Herald contains ks of today, redevelopment inherent in singing English, this febb W right pastor of the results by the mayor and the Lari Genovese, Andover; Mra A police sergesmt said Sumner Strain. IS. a camper from the African Leaders WM no mean achievement. CAKE STAND AND COMPOTE 984 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 648-7781 COMET-TOPVALUE! special supplement, listing officials indicate that two prop- Orth Congregational Church pjjy council Wahnette Murdock, 574 Gard Avenue was ’’all tom up," with training school, presented the •Limit 1 of Each to a Customer Air Conditioned • Free Parking Next Door ner St.; Eklward Morano. 19H many store widows broken. the many bargains to be ertles have ^ready been pur-| j^^^r guest with a mosiac ash Spurn Tshombe Morever, intonation aind un­ Eldridge St.; Mrs. Alice CSirus Small crowd gathered at found during the three-day chased, the New Haven Rail­ I tray. derstanding were just about be­ BIO VACATION sale. Thousands of addition­ road property on Market SL. yond reproach. No wonder the NOW 4 EN0INE8 iCemetery, Woodburj’. schools, Elastem and Central. ciel. Coming, N. Y.; Mrs. EUiza- stores where burglar alarms Mrs. Kennedy left by car Soup Bowl. 1 Milk Glass Spice Jars. M f W calling mayor has been supporting beth Krob, 119 Maple St.; Mrs. rang in the night. They cursed al supplements are being and the Bonan property, a for-1 for Hyannis PorL (Contlmied from ^Page One) audiences was so enthusiastic. Reg. 67c. Now 1 ? There will be no mailed to residents of sur­ mer restaurant at 11 West Mrdn '■ It is unfortunate' the composer Reg. 35c. Now " t For 1 TO CHOOSE FROM SIZE TRUNK jliours. and W e family requests additions to these schools rath­ Beryle DeWolfe, E>st Hartfdid police whenever patrolmen ap­ rounding towns. it is difficult to pinpoint Is in Italy, for he might have {that flowers be omitted. er than a new high school. Michael AJbano, Blast Long peared. SL , J 153 TO 185 Meadow, Mass.; Mrs. Eldna At police headquarters in Redevelopment officials expect; HARTFORD (AP) — The anything. heard a performance of his ■» ------additional closings on property state Motor Vehicle Depart- 'The government heads were f Mrs. Helen T. Kliefoth Thompson, 79 Talcott Ave. Manhattan about 250 white teen work such as he might have Selected e Placemats • Napkins ISegro in Race this week, including property ment reported today the follow so shielded from newsmen and Dishes and Glasses. Selected group. Mrs. Helen T. Kliefoth of Rockville; Mias Barbara Gbur- agers hurled rotten eggs at 16 hoped for but really never ex­ • Coasters. Reg. 30c to 50c. NETVV HAVEN (A P)—Robert Showers Drench of Gerard Staves. 10 Jacob ing comparison of traffic fatali­ conference sources were so All less than Yi price! ea. ayside, N.T., sister of Arthur ski. 68 Campfield Rd.; William members of the Congress of Re- pected to get. L. Fortes, a New Haven Negro, cial Equality, who were picket­ SL; John Slerakowski. 40.,High ties from Jan. 1 through mid­ meager with real information Mr. Menotti has turned out As low as Tolf o f 81 Teresa Rd.. died Prentice, 241 Woodland St, that It was impossible to deter­ officially opened his bid today to | ing Tuesday night against what BSA Rain Dance St.; Michael Phillips. 84 Brook­ night: some highly effective and well- 15c To 25c Sresterday after a short illness. Aspinwall, 44 Wood mine how deep the discussions win a Democratic nomination ^ they called police brutality. lyn St.: Eltizabeth Smith, 7 Ja­ 1963 1964 wrought vocal writing in this She is the widow of Walter bridge St.; Dwayne A. Devoid. went. for state representative. I Deputy Police (fommissioner (Continaed from Page One) cob SL; Nellie Hopowiec, 165 153 work. Neo-classic for the moat liefoth. The 22-year-old Fortes could Andover; Albert Pranckus, Stafford Springes; Thomas Mlt- Walter Arm, who was talking to part in style, it has touches of St. Joseph Missals. Fostoria Glass. Reg. 5.50 to 8.50. F\meral services will be held become the city’s first Negro to reporters when the barrage The talent wasn't profession­ iay morning at the Fairchild ser\’e in the General Assembly, ney. 35 S. Alton St.; Percy W. Elizabethan writing as well. Reg. 3.75 to 11.50. Spicer Jr., TaJeottviUe; Elmer started, ran to escape it, but al, but the thousands who sat The instrumental sections are F\meral Home, 220-06 but he -would not be first in the was hit on the leg. and cheered and yelled liked it I " 275 T . 4.25 illside Ave., Queens Village, state. Lizotte, 1 Goslee Dr. not on a par with the vocal ADMITTED TODAY: Rich­ The teen-agers, who live near swell. They asked questions | 2.50 T . 8.60 ^ .Y . Rep. Wilfred X. Johnson. D- the headquarters, shouted "(3o writing which is really very ard Elckler, 15 Byron Rd.; Mrs. about the different native cos-1 r Friends may call at the fu- Hartford. a Negro, is serving back to Harlem’’ and "Oim- 2nd FIRESTONE DeLvxe Chamirion strong as I mentioned. Helen Overlook, 104 Prospect I tumes. Italian Pottery. Reg. 1.25 to 3.75. ^leral heune tomorrow night. his second term in the present munlsts" at the pickets. It seemed as though no In­ St., Rockville. Six Pakistanis danced. So did 1 legislature. Qvil rights leaders strument ever got anything Religious Pendant. With W BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A u » I eight from the republic of Oiina J ------several demonstrations, but and six from South Korea. | longer than a sixteenth note to chain. Reg. 3.95. Now 1 • * t 9 60c T . 1.90 S«lf-AcliiisHii daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Law­ nearly all were outside the riot- play (I exaggerate, of course) 14" WhMb 9 In Registrar Post rence Redmond, 31 Hammond An eight-boy patro! from Trin­ RIG 114" WHEEL RASE Fonerals tom Negro sectios of Manhattan idad did a hot calypso and nine so that there was an unrestful Slandord Rrakts NEW HAVEN (AP)— The SL, Rockville; a daughtei to and Brooklm. One leader in the quality to these portions oddly appointment of Gaetano (Guy) Mi^. and Mrs. Roland Masse, Iranians .sang two native songs, I Brooklyn chapter of the Ck)n- followed by African folk music at variance ■with the mood of Ceramic Planter. O iL a» 40 Pc. Bar Set. A A C iiasella as registrar of vital Hebron; a son to Mr. and Mra I James A. Birdsall. Broad gress of Racial Elquality said by six Nigerians. j the madrigals. Morever these Reg. 2.95. Now Now O e T Q ■j Rig 195.1 Ovrall LGngfh ' The funeral of John Meehan statistics in New Haven was the move was to protect CORE {sf 146 Center SL was held this Brook. "I wish I could understand sections verge on being “preci­ announced today by acting members and others from ous” and "cute.” unoming from the John F. Tier- Mayor WUlSam T. O'tfonnell. BIRTHS TODAY: A son to it." said Guillermo Solano, 16, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clark, Q)v- "harsh tactics" of police. of San Jose. C^osta Rica, who Mr. Menotti, as he frequently AL50 UNADVERTI5ED 5PECIAL5 Jwy Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen­ Masella. a bandleader, will Five demonstrators were ar­ t e r St., with a solemn high entry; a son to Mr. and Mra played the accordian. That no does, called on the most effec­ resign his ptost as an alderman John G. Pearson, Warehouse rested at <3ty Hall. one had to interpret. Bey kt Bn at gnea BUad Mam aed §at ^ fka 50% aff Ikat gtkat tive devices of his predecessors, ^CasB of requiem at St. James' Screvane, acting mayor in to accept the 35,500-per-year Point: a son to Mr. and Mra gave them a slightly new twist, •Church. Wagner’s absence, was asked job. He succeeds the late An­ John Barry. 34 Garden Dr,; a and Included them In the score. f The RL Rev. Msgr. Edward drew Casolino. whether there is evidence that Rec Deposits Buy Now At July Sale Prices! sX. Reardon was celebrant aa- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Thus he was beholden to Mous- O'CoimeU acted for Mayor Anthony. 82 Wedgewood Dr. Communists had fostered some by the Rev. Joseph H. disorders. ONLY 3 MORE sorgsky, Ravel, Prokofieff and Richard C. Lee. who is ill. DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Ordered Daily a number of others Including deeu>on. and the Rev. DAY: Mra Mary Pivonka. West "1 don’t think there's any OVER 100 NEW CARS INCLUDED IN THIS JULY SALES JAMBOREE Husney, subdeacon. Paul question about it." Screvane DAYS Puccini. BNen CJharpentier, Willington; Mrs. Ann Philipa whom I thought was long for­ Willimantic: Mrs. Hazel Ander­ said. "Some of the people who James F. Herdic, superin­ Federal Label $2178 Barrv -LBJ Fray have been involved in some of tendent of the recreation de­ To take ad\-antage of gotten, was laid under contri­ son. 20 Cksbum Rd.; Bernard this offer America's SALE PRICE WrighL 58 Chestnut SL; Mra the meetings and rallies that partment. has informed Gener­ bution. atlli It la effective, and '64 COM ET 2-DOOR SEDAN have been called are known al Manager Richard Martin No. original eqnlp- written by a man who has cer By Popular Demand Persona] Notices Set on Poverty• MaryEHlen Rayhall, Williman­ I ment tire. tic; Mrs. Wills Anderson. Hem- Communists, and I don’t have that to eliminate the need for tainly learned his craft. any doubt about that. ! anyone to carry money over- This has been a dandy season. (Continued from Page One) don. Va.: Mrs. Ann Johnson, I In Memoriam 54 South SL, Rockville: Norma "I would like to point out,: night. the controller -n*- »>o_has estab- Year after year Robert BraW' “ 202” model. Price includes standard transmission, heater, defroster, air ^ m In \ermg memory of our helore^ however. that the whole rioting lished a dailv collection sys- single objective of securing Ek:cellente. 181 McKee SL; ley demonstrated his Impeccable JgethtT. 7t>omaA Sanr^nt. vbo pajt?* .Norma Noe!. Andover: H ilda : ope™tiOT is du-ected toward the tern. cleaner, dual signal lights, wheel discs, front seat belts. gpd Avmj duno«A yeuxa ego July votes." taste in choice of sunffner pro­ Femgold. 19 Crosby Rd.: M rs.; fringe ^ u p s . mclud- The controller has also ar­ grams. They are never too SaaiifmmauM tSu^ In contrast, the majority re­ Margaret Vogel, Box ML Dr., ' ing the Communist party and ranged with the bank and the heavy, neither are they frivo­ ra^niory U df-ar today port said the bill marks “ a com­ collector of revenue to have the Venmn: Mrs E3aine Charen- some of the other more radical SIZE 1 IMIWC 1 and'HNC 1 lous. He offers a balanced series Federal Label $2510 in hour be passed a«ay mitment by the Congress and department's two ticket sellers if ccrofort krcwir.!; wp will doff, 86 Green Manor Rd.; Mrs. i groups, and not involvmg the GjOO»1G ■ .U P .: — o f unhackneyed works and pre WHILE THEY LAST k meet ikonap day the nation to dedicate them­ Jane FiUgerald. 70 Waddell i rank-and-file persons l i v ^ in deposit receipts daily in the NOW A 8 o -i$ 94.99 d f * * 1 *64 COMET CALIENTE ^ sain price J^fUf rpturkf and'poils ih» selves to the elimmation of 9 9 jta S m " 1 Bents them In a thoroughly mu Rd • James Tynan. Newington, \ the Harlem community The V're night depository. This Is In line — V clouds avay. deprivation and dependency in 7.00-14 9 9 3 5 t « . i i 1 slcal manner, once In a while WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S Assorted colors Conn.: Mrs. EN-ehm Larrabee, j m frightened as people who live with the recent audit of the this land." 7.60-14 K 9 5 —U M 1 achieving true greatness, and f Boot. Wesley and John 15 Pitkin SL: Mrs. Virginia outside of the community. recreation departmenL 9j6o -14 9 i A 8 j CUABOE HCLZ'XJH never mediocrity. Larson. 251 McKee SL; Mrs. ] “ 4.E6-14 94.48 ■ a t / u r n 2-Door Hardtop. 6 cylinder engine, standard transmission, backup lights, ^ •.70.16 9 9 A 6 T 9 1 There are those who oom Frances Keune. Harriet Dr., 7.10-16 R H ' 1 M n plain that he would do better ! Vernon; Michael Stavens. Lake 7 A o -16 whitewall tires, remote control mirror, deluxe wheel covers. Front seat belts. "FUN FOR YOUR SON IN THE SUN' to ape the programs of Arthur AMERICAN / I SL,. Vernon; Theodore Busky, T t im 1 ‘ s m M B A ; Fiedler in Boston. Personally I SIDEWALK SPECIAL 454 Woodland St.; Dana Iver- 8.00.iS • I F I ^ sun very happy he does not. I can MADE sen. 170 South SL. Rockrille. ... t a t h i S 1 K 8 B Federal Label $2564 DISCHARGED TODAY: Jo- «.k o .i4 — I f t j M — « 9 A 9 think of nothing so dreadfully , seph Bielawiec. 184 Hilliard SL; GLEN HAVEN 7A0-14 i i . 9 9 t K X f atupid and in such execrable S I L_V E ’ Mrs. Martha Xiattheaa. Lake SL. 7 J6 -1 4 —8 9 A 9 I 9 M . taste as to dress up a banal '64 Comet 4-Door Station Wo96n «0 0 -1 4 M jGB PAIRED WITH Vernon: Mrs. Mary Stevenson, 9 % j m "Beatles” effusion with a gar' $1.77 DAT CAMT FOR BOYS 6.60.14 4 o 3 e M LflB Ish symphonic garb. Mr. Fiedler 166 Cniestnut SL; Stephen •.70-16 • 4 9 9 ' Badger. 47 Ferguson Rd.; 7.10-16 W j BM featured such a mess this sea­ SINGLE FAIR Model 202. 6 cylinder engine, standard transmission, whitewall tires, heater Helene BumetL 16 Berkeley SL; 7.96-18 ~ 9 C H son, even to wearing a Beatle \ V//. Linwood Nason. Coventry’ : M rs.' - **3Ie 1 MUn.Pta'tai 1 wig! and defroster, front seat belts. EveU’n LaFontalne. Williman­ Mr. Brawley dispenses artist­ tic; Francis H art 22 CHiestnut ry not vaudeville entertainment. St.. Mrs. Alda Waller. 372 Oak- More power to him! Federal Label $8155 I land SL; Mrs. Mildred Bradley, I 33 Lancaster Rd.; Mrs. Norma ' Jeffries. 185 Green Rd.; Barbara '64 MERCURY MONTEREY “ “ Ftaher. EInfield; Mra (tonnie rone . Salzarulo. Warehouse Point; 2-Door Sedan With Breezeway Window. Standard transmission, 250 H.P. ^ I Mrs. Irene Winot snd daughter, De Luxe Champkms V-8 engine— uses regular fuel. Backup lights, whitewall tires, power steer- ▼ i 34 Garden Dr.; Mrs. Anne Kem- atm yoM ep to W.OOO EXTRA MAJM I ble and daughter. 102 Nike Cir- ing, radio, heater,' defroster, remote control mirror, wheel covers, front I oie: Mrs. MaryAnn Johnson and seat belts. ' daughter. 28 Durant SL; Mrs. u oo^ Maria Addabbo and son, 156 Federal Label $3370 Wetherell SL HO LIMtT OUARANTU '64 MERCURY STATION WAGON a e» weK im e a 1 vat 7:30 ^.m. tomorrow at the 998999a4N9HAX-js:-.- J- 8f9 ^B99flPi_/j| Graceful footed dish In Eariy America^ Prescu^ Summer Assembly of Christian •• «»«i4wi. TIb( tin PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE CONNECTICUT STATE SALES TAX AND REGISTRATION FEES. Refnstntions For 3rd and 4th Periods H A N D NEW •SmF «Mr tr •FfMitMB, Shi Second pair 1 . . CiystaT and silverplated sauce spoon. Useful, too, Service Institute of the Norwich •■•■•(•vihn. UMtWM. 5 PAIRS FOR >1.90 District of Methodist Churchee B H iN O U ll ftMl S ttf ar f ■// JUm itiJx. for relishes, dips an4> cottage cheese. ’ Openings Available SPARK which is to be held at the WUU- ftti. tiV B w w * mantle Camp Ground. 3rd Period—July 27 to Aug. 7 PLUGS WM. ROGERS A SON SILVERPLATB 4th Period— Aug. 10 to Aug. 21 N M M eM * '"H eU nca is tbe- reglatered ENDICOTT-JOHNSON Meml^ers of the 'VFW poet TM of the Heberl^ Patent •tNe^ nternational silver company and Auxiliary wi^ meet tonight Addreaa all inqulrlea to: Corp,” SHOE STORES a MORIARTY at 7:15 at the John F. Tierney GLEN HAVEN BOYS’ DAY CAMP Funeral Home. 219 W. Center C81 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER UNCOLN CONTINiNTAL — MERCURY MONTB^Y, MERCURY ^ St., to pay respects to Mrs. P .a BOX 13 — MANCHESTER. CONN. IH £ . FAMILY SHOE STORES ' ,Nathan. MlUw,. A .JP^be? For personal appofaitinent, caO Camp Secretary PLENTY OF FREE PARIN G U k l d p t L MancliMtBr ShoppljQg, Poiiqdt, ^5,6 Wi^|dWc|jB Tpkf., Manchtstcr* Crbiu pa^ president and Gold' Star ?"HaHabfdr«»:0»3l w-Oedrge MitoheOL^^^t^^ tSS-TIM OpBB Mob. - Tub*. - Seit.t 10 A.M. to 6 F.M. 301 CENTER ST. • OPEN EVENINGS • M3^13S Mother. Memo{tal services will Froo broehnreo available at NassUf Anns Company and at DRUG COMPANY Wod. - Timra. - Fri.. 10 A.M. to 9 F.M. 91T MAIN STREET—MANCHESTEH be conducted at tbe funeral 901 Blala St-—943-MSl home. A — B i.Mi I I " A ' '

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MANCHBSTGR IJVBNINQ w«»ATJri ICAWjgUBSTEK, CONN, W KDNE^AY, JULY » , 1964 FAOl ILBVVF MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (XW N, WEDNESDAY, JULY and Mra Joaeph Drew, treaaur- Oalumboaki and BaHMra Me- nnbart ■UiflCtna, Brtda. third; Hebron ar. ii. Pariahionera ars alao remlnd- Naaaet Aadltor Singapore Quiet Second race, Carter, 1; Dr. John ad that Mra .Albert 8. Taylor, Robert A, Doherty of Doherty Iterca^ t ; WMngton. 1; Comets, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER laat year’s president, la now and Co., New London, haa been After Race Riots Bd Kurts, 1, Beck, S, Max Lea- Rev. Cross chairman of the New London apiwlnt^ auditor of the He­ own Meets acnger. 8, and Second race. bron town books, in plaea of branch of the BfcWl Hie fall (OMtiBMd from Faga Om ) Beck, Kurts aitd Dick Young. meeting of the KCW ardidea- the firm of H, N. Alexander, July U : Lightnings, Peder­ Saturday On Vacation co n ^ will be held In October a t whiefa had bean appointed to do effort to keep the violence from son, Pierce and Merrick; aecond 8 t Peter’s Church here. the work. spreading up the Malay Penin­ race, HUngton, Pieroe and Bham News The A kum der firm haa done iiiiiiiiiiiiuiimii sula. On Issues Merrick; Comets, Beck, Kurts For Month The Regional High 8chool the local auditing for many A curfew, ordered Tuesday:. and Young and aecond race: newspaper, “Rham Horn,” will years, formerly done by local night after bloody fightbig bet­ WOIX be managed by the following: auditors appointed for Uie pur- m me*tinc has Kurts, Beck and Young. The Rev. and Mrs. John N, ween the two groupe broke out July IS: Lightnings, Merrick, Susan Hollister, honorary edi­ poee. lean called b; - U>« selectmen Cross and family have left for on the predominantly Chinese Pierce, BlUiiigton and Comets, tor; Joanne Pugatch, editor In island, was lifted at 6 a.m. It ; •or Sntutday a t 8 p m. in a month's vacation. Their vaca­ Kurts, Young, Larry Hutchins chief; Susan Fowler, associate Maaeheater Evening HeraM •iiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiMi was retmposed four and a half i KonaBs BalL tion address will be General De­ editor; David Munson, copy ed­ Hebron eorreepondeat, Mlae Sn- hours later, after reports that a ; « Tonrnspeople win be asked to Donors Thanked livery, Oak Bluffs, Mass. Ar­ itor; Diana Wythe, arta edi­ saa B. Pendletom teiephone WE’VE SHARPENED THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATUltDAY^ULY 23-24-25 iecide If the town by ordinance Mrs. John Pringle, chairman mob was surging through the rangement jiaa been made that tor; and David Munson, buM- 8M-84M. city overturning vehicles. 5 ^ prohibit or reculate con- of the Columbia Chapter ARC, ness manager. in the event of any emergency Clashes which had flared ftiuctiaii of houses, i^Mrtments, has expressed her thanks to lo­ for pastoral needs of the Hebron Cheerleaders for the coming ■Mtdinf houses, commercial cal people who went to H art­ year at Rham High School will throughout the night appeared to DELUXE CHILD'S ALUMINUM or Gilead CongregaUonal OUR PENCILS increase after daylight. 8ln:;n- anmpa and commercial camping ford Hospital last week to do­ Churches during the pastor’s he: Connie ElUs. Martha Ham­ >cilities within the town unless mond, Sandy Hall, Linda Bur­ pore's General Hospital said nate blood for an open heart absence. Deacon Edward A. four more Injured were admit­ S ^ r a g e taciliUes have been surgery patient. Those who do­ Smith, chairman of the board ba, Lorraine Brlcault, Carol r " f t o ^ R s n approved by town ofllclals in Donofrio, Candy Hodge, Debby FOR CLOSEOUT! ted after the night curfew was nated from Columbia were; Mr. ofg deacons, may be called upon. For Every Oocasien! lifted, and that 41 persons in­ Folding Chair lecordance with sU U laws. Zanlo, Sandy Foley, Sue Lawn Swing and Mrs. Robert Dawson, Knut Mrs. Helen Condon and Mrs. P o r i i H i l - jured in Tuesday night’s viol­ t» The meeting will also be Brenton Crane sang the choral Nowsch, Tina D’Erocle, Kathy ed to act on the report of Barstrom, William Robinson, ence were in critical condition. Mrs. Russell Insinga, Mrs. Lu­ anthem in duet Sunday at the McAdam, Sue Hagen. Diane Joye* Hew«r Shop SAVE ON A NEW ’64 PLAY GYM W ITH 7' SLIDE REG. 2.77 dump committee regarding Kelly, Margy Gillet. Audrey In one Chinese quarter i C cius Robinson Jr., Mrs. Sidney First Congregational Church, Ml Main S t, Manchester a new a te for the town dump. Mund, Judy Gove, Louise hundreds of Chinese massed in Whitehouse, M,t8. Henry Ramm I j Next to Hartford I the streets. Troops with fixed }h e selectmen will also ask for and Arthur Austin. Mrs. Carl The pulpits of the Hebron and Keghy and Ellem Fillault. I National Bank Was 29.99 4 Only and Arthur Austin. Mrs. Carl bayonets manned barbed wire authorisation to enter into con­ Gilead churches will be .sup­ Alternates are: Tina D’Ero­ M9-0T81—M9-144S PlYMOUTH tracts for the operation and Gosline was the local recruit­ cle, Kathy McAdam. Sherry roadblocks at major Intersec- | .4 4 plied next Sunday by the Rev. 1 tlona. maintenance of a new dump. ment chairman. George L. Wlthey of Columbia. Mills, Jeanne Nowsch, Mary i U Voters will be asked to decide Officers of the St Peter’s Deputy Prime Minister Tun If the town clerk’s salary Mancheeter Mhrmlng Herald Episcopal Church women, elect­ ORVAUANT! Abdul Razak flew to Singapore .00 should be Increased. ColnmMa eorrespondent, Vir­ ed to serve 1964-6S are; Mrs. and went into conference with | Voters will also decide if the ginia M. Carlson, telephone James Kennedy, president; Mrs. Premier Lee Kuan Yew of Sin­ Limited QuontltiM lown will provide for the elec­ M8-MS4. Hedley E. Hill, vice president; gapore. tion of ten justices of the peace Mrs. Robert Cole, secretary; • Brand-new ’64 models! Prime Minister Tunku Abdul om each party. Presently, Rahman, in Williamsburg, Va., .1 ere are live from each party. Port Far Up Amazon • High trade-in aWowances! prior to talks with President ! • £ Qsnoers Score at Fair Johnson, expressed shock over *; Members of the Columbia IQUITOe, Peru — Igultoe is MIm Vlot accepts a W. T. Grant Co. scholarship from Charles Ryder, right, nianager of' the riots. He said he believed I • Low, low prices! 3 Canoe Oub, peddling the war a thriving port although it is WE W ASH . DRY Grants Main St. store, as A. Ra rmond Rogers; next to Miss Viot, and Charles Altman, ob­ the racial outbreak stemmed I 2.300 miles up the Amaxon serve the presentation. (Herald Photo By Saternis.) j|anoe in the races at Fluahing FOLD . WRAP CANNING^FREEZING from Communist or Indonesian 1 Meadow Lagoon at Uie World's River ercmi the Atlantic Ocean. • Money-saving deals! ------O- attempU to stir up trouble. In- j Fair Satuntoy, took first place The Amax<» la navigable for LAUNDRY are open to employes and sons of the W. T. Grant Co., and donealan President Sukarno has • Easy terms to fit most any bodged Charles Ryder, h^st of the vowed to crush the Malay.'-lsn I Summer Caps | Shirt Jacs and were presented with a sU-' ^-**'8® and daughters of employes of For m e d a llio n ^ ^ v e d with the »"«®« «P’ PINE CLEANERS Miss Viot W. T. Grant Co. Winners are event and manager of W. T. I federation, labeling it a ruae to Korld’s Fair tarignla. SmaU vessels can reach •M Oeater St. 64S-42M • A wide selection ot raodete chosen on the baa^ of scores on Grant Oo., 815 Main St. I perpetuate British colonial rule. SOBS S-M.L Wore 2.99 H ie crew Included Richard, the scholastic aptitude test of ItoMnson. Dennis Murphy. Rob-' ■ — BALL and colors! Gets Award the college board and their total art and Warren Fletcher. Don ^ high school records both In aca­ Hartaog. Chariee Bumbaja. M ASO N Miss Ann Viot, daughter of demic work and extra curricular Bruce Gardner and John Ger- Photo courtoty of HELCO I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Viot, 110 activities. Fbial selection is .4 7 auui. Nine teams competed with Eldridge St. yesterday received made by a conunittee of educa­ aix chibe participeting inchaUag JARS a William T. Grant scholarship tors, and winners may go to any Bebago. Yonkers. TVeaaive la- award at a liincheon at Cavey’s accredited four year college or Jend, W ellington and Potomar Restatirant. This is one of 34 university. from Washington. D. C. and Co­ Of All Kinds scholarships, named in honor of Written up in the high school William T. Grant, foimder and lumbia. LeglAY SERVICE TOT TvH iWlwKs# wrill be held weekly instead of M ew Aiif Hm> Yeik a A tm riu a Meek b c h in fM every other Sunday. Standings 2nd FIRESTONE De Luxe Champion U" BOREBN are as follows: 71 EAST CENTER ST.—643-2151 U LBS. July 4, Lightning Class, Oar- KASJLY .'.Tin? H.iitkud Elfikiicj l.Mjht Com;i.iny mANSPORTABLE l.bO 2.001 4 y

GIRLS' 7 . 14 GIRLS' 7-14 LEONARD'S SHOES ■ABY BUDOKT TRRMS STRETCH JAMAICAS Pc. SETS Buy k ttk e at prtca Mstad balow and gat h id ffra 50% o ff th a t prfca! TAKE YEA RS TO PAY 88 BAYS K GASH Special Were 1.79 - 1.99 Sidewalk Da vs REG. 1.99 THURS., FRI., SAT. JULY 23.24.25 Sidewalk Sole Days HELP YOURSELF TO SAVINGS g o o d A e a r Summerettes SNEAKERS WASHABL% SERVICE STORE YI8 MADT BnUQBT —• TEL. 848-0666 tor 649-962S Odd Lota and Broken Su m CHILD’S $ 2 2 5 CjtNV«S BUSKENS NSr.‘’ .‘’,.*‘:” ’ 1.00 ««I *1.99 ,UnLE GIRLS' GIRLS' R BOYS' WOMENS » 3 .0 0 * 2 “ an d DOTS’ and MEN’S Q Q Sidewalk Specials FLATS and WEDGIES Men's Shoes 2 Pc. SETS SHORTS Nigh er Low ALL COLORS Odd Lots. SIZES 3 - 4x SIZES 3 - *x Double Breon Stamps NOW ...... *5.99 „.*6.99

■ YOU'LL FIND TREMENDOUS SHOE BUYS GIVEN VlfITH CASH SALES Women's Shoes I AND TERRINC VALUES ON THE SIDEWALK INSIDE ALUMINUM CLOTHES f 1 Q Q I WOMEN'S and TEENS' neg m 8ioo« ^3.00 I DRYER. REG. $4.98...... Speelal • # # Broken Sizes Reg. $12.99 to f d QQ ^ ^10 90 «3.00 WHITE OPEN FRONT TOILET A Q $14.95. NOW ■•### To lU e T V SPECIAL PURCHASE "POLL PARROTS" and SCAMPS Reg m 88»o 8BAT8. REG. $4.49...... Spotrfal Sealy FIRM Golden Sleeper * CHILDREN'S MEN'S SHOES. By Rand Reg. to $12.00. IB'.x.SA" fitiarantMd tiN 1974* . 1 BADMINTON SET. M C A REG. $6.95...... Spodal Women's Flats Sava now-donT waitl You’H Naver V M 'A O T gat a batter value for your mat- ^ ■ ■ ■ % l BEAUTIFUL SUMMER REDUCED FOR THIS EVENT ness dollar; compare theta fine V m f Reg. $7.99. •4.99 SNEAKERS "VITALITY" faatufet for only $39.95 ^ ^ ^ TBERMOi PICNIC JUGS. O Q NOW .... Oceanic Pool WEDGIES • Gdga Bafdi* and tagging bwdart 1 GAL...... COMPLETE WITH HLTER .. 'TRIM TRED" • Smooth, batloa-free larfaee T I r e f lo n o By Buskons • Nandradt of tampered ilaal mMe De Luxe Chempions THERMOS ICE CHEST. . . A l O O S t WOMEN'S SHOES • Heavy 8-m. woven itrtpe cover REG. .$23.98...... • Special I # eMW Children's Shoes Give you up to W.OOO iXTRA M IU8 1.00 ioT nA4A»Aa»TFFB lA VBfi. / d ikMctyiillir daiaciivc, iiat lapair Nnt ymr. l« thouHnd. of niBM of dty Mid enm coutiliy UdU, rinUom Broken Sizes 1.90 WT owMCAivtBeD au Tfva./ tmiMl «M chtrcM thwMflN, Mm mMM tup.R.Tut niMbM ouMnra oHw ln dUg knndM t«in 2.0M to UkOOO niMn pM tot. flutoBtodltn f mtommnm Bw BATH SCALES. ^ f t f i Short Of Cash?—Uae Our E-Z TERMS! M . hM MKtod nmtofw D tU m ChMitotom M* mmkar tow Reg. $7.99. * 3 8 “ AND *10 “ pgdMtoi M edaiwl .qidpiiMnI Mm to) RimdM'B M* Mitowetaw. NOW .... . »3.99 ».*4.99 Rtgalor to $4.00 NO LIMIT OUARANTH Rogulor to $15.00 to homwd W Uwiwiwb wU towwMiid. oT nwitom twlto. Canuc Eort^ For Good Selection f. ■to atom In Cm Utiltod btoM a etowdd...«iMnMr vm tnml gWlM FINS. to ^ 9 5 LOOK FOR MANY UNADVERTISED EK?StWSS39F SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE i §AA SWIM MASKS. . ^, ^ 9 9 5 IrndtowaaMta "FtTTING FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911! REG. $2.95...... Special REMEMBER— YOU CAN CHARGE TT AT GRANTS d I GUSTAFSON’S IS OUR FURNITURE DEPT. MANCHESTER PLUMBINQ SHOES Lower .store L e v e l... BUSINESS^ — & SUPPLT CO. M i MAIN f1 MAIN ^T., MANCHESTER • 649-5221 MORIARTY BROTHERS 815 MAIN STREET — DOVVtmbWN m H iH l 301 CENTER STREET A43-S13S ERNEST LARSON, Prop. 705 MAIN STREET OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK— THURS. TO 9 P4 $- 877 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER PAGE HAN0HE8TER lYffiaN a HERALD. M ANCHBim. CONN, WHDNMDAY. JULY 98, W64 MANCHK8TBB EVENINO BBRALD, MAlfCSBSTia, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 92, 1984 DAILY CMOMWORD PUISLR BY ROUSON DUR HOARDINO HOITRE MAJOR ROOPLI •ANA B a r g a in s .WHVTWiiSe AN'HCXZKtf^ • • n W W RSH 'OOCAUaWT T o u c a n ^ l i s t e d b y OR l« IT A CPACK IN *nV INHALE THRT/ MEATOWNI puwBr?How ireMeit 60T ON The Inquirer l « IT PRlED.OR 1215Va SILVa LANE, EAST HAIITW>tD 1W‘ HOOK 16 WHAT eeci l*Sf DID|T<&ST tlL B6T TH'HkWATOOKAHtP GUNSURNBO, 0\ AT IT AH'WOULDN'T LET 60/ ON Tl^.WAY W«U..ltlLWHO—t :r I “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED!” BUGGS BUNNY tT MOST BE TH' GAME ^ J re ae on whvan elephant Tri City — Vamon Cireia Area STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. f -4; THURS.-FRI. 9-T 6 0 EE FORA PEANUT^ 171 Main Streat Store$ Always A Favorita PER THAT KINO ITS NO usei 1 CAMT HOLD TIGHT AN MaUag Room tor Autumn ( Men, Save 80% SATURDAY 8 to 4— (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) SET IT UNLOCKED!^ DOUGH, THERE'S [ KEEP RUNNIN'! a h Snmmar Farnlture Off^Outtlt the CMkInia « b 4 B are KAYE’S SPORTSWEAR at ROTH’S CLOTHIER, Tri GOTTA BE WATKINS,------— SS8------Main Street, - ^ AU BPRINO AND SUMMER Vernon Circle, is staging MID­ City Shopping Plasa, offers SWITH A tM Y / ottmn an (Opportunity to save. APPAREL tor boy> And flrla up SUMMER CLEARANCE with 20 20% DISCOUNT on famous- If you’va been yearning for a I'LLTJWl to tlu 14 U REDUCED M per per cent DISCOUNT (and more) name suits, sports coats, alirnks, redwood PICNIC TABLE or a cent to 80 por cent at MARI- on swlm-and-beachwear, also walking shorts, awlmwsar and «ONt My UMBRELLA TABLE, a MAD'i, M l Main Street. Buy an Compare Our Low Everyday Discount Prices on sleeveless blouses, summer sport shirts. With so much of comfortable CHAISE, or extra extra play outfit, drasa, elacki, dresses, skirts, slacks, shorts, folding CHAIRS, for patio or shirt, ehorte, sleepwear or ewlm summer still befors us, taka ad- robes and handbags. What per- vantagt of ROTH’S 20% mark- THE BEST MEAT IN TOWN! norch, take advantage of the suit now at SIDEWALK SALE fsct Uming, with wseks and ^ j j a r a n c e o f s u m m e r PRICES. The far-alshted home downs on aummsr apparel, weeks of summer vacation sea­ much of which can be worn WLi^ (LaUW gqjRNrniRB now MARKED makers will ( o on a ahopplng son still ahead. Add fresh new 40BMiadH«d POWN 88%% at WATKINS. spree now and stock up tor things to round out your ward­ right into October’s bright blue aiUto school needs, because so much robe now and to have on hand weather. Open Monday through 'ARMOUR'S WESTERN STEER BEEF Wed-Groomed Luggage • of this merchandise la suitable next year at savings. Open Mon­ Saturday and OPEN EVB3N- Says nice things ^iout you. right Into October. Give your day through Saturday and IN08 (m Thursday and Friday. h o u s e * HALE SHOE SERV­ dollars extra power, when you OPEN EVENINGS on Thursday — OUR BEST — Vy-; ICE will fix or replace alppera shop at MARI-MAD’S lor the and Friday. As you removs buttons from locks and handles on your lug­ dependable quality you’ve come a garment, string them on a gage and handbags before you to rely on. Look around at To remove ircm stains from a thread and tie the thread ends ‘.ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN leave on vacation. If you aren’t MARI-MAD’S and you’ll sense celaln basin, pat kerosene on | together. When you want to re- acquainted with the expert that autumn la on Its way, Judg­ let soak a half hour, then use them, you won’t have to TOP ROUND and CUBE S M B 4 S SMOKE IT,OF ITIS... workmahehlp . at HOUSE tc ing by the dark cottons, the soft rwash with suds and a soft- rummage around in your button | TERRIBLEll COURSE! VOJ 'NOW LETS SG h a l e SHOE SERVICE delay woolens In evidence. bristle brush. ' box or hsg to find them. what'l l I \ lOVE *BA- VWWrWECAN CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER no longer. You owe It to your- po WITH n ? V _ ^ u r TOR you 10P 0 •elf to see the painstaking work Annoumdng Summer Hours done by “ Nick” here. A grow­ MARLOW’S, 867 Main Street, Storea Around Town Domf ing number of satisfied custom­ the store that has everything, ers testify to his dependable will be OPEN TUESDAY Get That Pampered Feeling f IM Cream Deeeerts service. THROUGH SATURDAY FROM If your vacation Is still In the What could be more refresh­ SilO to 6:M and Thursday eve­ planning stage, remember that ing to ssrve your summer guests I When sewing plastic material, STEAKS ning to 9. MARLOWS will be LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East than a ROYAL ICE CREAM baste It with paper clips in­ CLOSED MONDAYS during Center Street, has the "Celeb­ "Sandwich” made with loaf stead of pins or needles with July and August. rity” line of beauty aids and cake slices. Or, -pack ROYAL thread. This way you have no accessories for home, for travel, ICE CREAM Into a baked pie OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS permanent puncture In the cloth Cut a hole in the center of a for glfU. You’ll find glamorous shell, top with meringue and until you do the actual etitch- dry sponge and insert your shower caps and festive bon- brown a minute or two in a 450 tof- ______child’s glue or paint bottle In it. neU to hide untidy pin curls. degree oven. Get ROYAL ICE| 7*32 If a spill occurs, the sponge Keep your skin dewy-soft, while CREAM from the plant on War­ iU.TJt.WW. >»«»«•■ SURE.XeeiHMPBAf Feel Degrees Cooler absorbs it. The same Idea works 8223 you acquire a golden tan If you ren Street or at fine drug and •B«F»HBm»AMO Take a “short cut” to beauty with a teen-age daughter’s fin­ use the SUN TAN LOTIONS grocery stores where ROYAL | TH'ROCK FALL* AND with a flattering HAIR CUT gernail polish. I2H-24'A tiU BY AL VERMEER n*WB6HT PULLS and moisturizing creams avail ICE CREAM Is sold. PRISCILLA’S POP THBFlSHUP-BWr and SHAPING created espe­ Wim THI NIW Wll able at LENOX PHARMACY. i------i X PRBFeRTDFHSH cially for you at SCHUL’TZ Yam Shop and 61ft Gallery PAH-O-RAMA 'llii Just one step Inside the door Is To make tfeshly-cut rosebuds THEN HOW COME 'lOU INPBRMNf BEAUTY SALON, 983 Main Bargains a counter laden with beauty In sta y In the bud stage longer. In every well groomed ward­ _ * > A. ^ I aw - AtA AWa DIDN'T TELL ME TO -i Street. The staff here is espe­ The price tags on merchan­ singe the cut end of the stems robe. The correctly tailored bottles for your vacatKm. to THINK THAT OVER? , cially gifted when It comes to dise from regular stock will help you look freeh as a daisy. with a match before placing | shirtwaist dress that becomes knowing how to snip and shape show substantial slashing you’ll Here you’ll find money-saving them in water. and taper your hair Into a be­ find during the "Sidewalk every figure. merchandise to help you snare coming halo. Before you leave Sales’ ’. Beginning tomorrow, in No. 8223 with Patt-o-rama Is admiring glances wherever you Y-> WMliMlMil SON PAINT CO., 723 Main Capable hands want to go Street, has “ Martln-Senour ” to work for you at “MARTIN- PROVINCIAL COLOR GLAZE Why Risk Expensive Lose: TRAVELERS CHECKS from IZING” the ONE HOUR DRY that helps you reflnlsh furni­ T- VINCIAL COLOR GLAZE for or still looking forward to that Carpet Shampooar $1 OMY. t h e MINOR ABRASIONS AND toni^*rri>adtoK, to le t various ny per »1. Only you can cash precious “two weeks with pay,” lACSIATIONS FROMlNEmEPHONE texture patterns: Stippling, remember "MARTINIZING” N ow you eaa xrai a Blue laatara BOOTH ADOPENT HAMSrr/tfFBrrED marbelizlng, gold spatter. An­ them, hut you can cash them LAND O' LAKES anywhere. Get your TRAVEL­ transforms your garments Into Electric Carpet Shampooer for $1 M S fiENERALCONDOlQN.iOWE tiquing is made easy for you fresh, new-looking apparel CANOPSPim with PROVINCIAL COLOR ERS CHECKS at 893 Main, IS a day wbma yoo bur fsawai Blue North Main or the Parkade. You thanks to the thorough clean­ AT ANY TIME. GLAZE from JOHNSON ing and expert pressing. The LoeCre Shampoo. are assured prompt' refund If PAINT CO. minute your back is turned, Save U g with rids eaay-to-ora loet or stolen. impable hands are taking the **do-it-yoarseir’ equipment. Y o a H BY FRANK O’NEAL first of many steps to freshen he amaaed at tiw new look at yoor SHORT RIBS A solution of water and dry and renew the appearance of mustard is a fine deodoriser tor carpeting. your wardrobe. Let the "M AR- • tW I* NH W TM1% VS Ml OR. C/HEKL HARTFORD CLUB bottles and Jars. MANCHESTER WAPPING BUTTER ■nNIZING” T W O - H O U R MANCHESTER BRAND SHIRT SERVICE at 299 West Olcott Stores (oonVd) Westbrook BEVERAGES 1 Middle Tpke. launder and iron 652 Center St. Sherwin-Wil­ Hardware DEjMPSEY-TEGLER a CO., ghirts. Use your time and QUARTERS Paul’s Pislnt A *398 Oakland 629 Main Street, is a member energy for the Important things liams Oo. 22 Flavors of the New York Stock Ex­ Wallpaper 981 Main you want to do as a family, 645 Main change. Formerly Cobum A I while the children are home m Dietetic Soda Middlebrook. they suggest the I JJ.'” i CtjfBTBRED 1 purchase of "SECURITY IN-, ______EASTER STYLE For Home Delivery BY DICK CAVALLl SURANCE (^M P A N Y OP | plants blend MORTY MEEKLE Call 649-5680 NEW HAVEN 1 well with brass, bronze or cop- information is available. Stop j. i,rtg.g.brac In your home. In or call, 643-1105. o C ®es ARBYOLi WBLL,Na THEN'iCOtaSRK ME/ A6iC Me TH B FUaST fW2T OF THiWaieSTlON AS«JN . Investment Headquarters POLISH W H 6 E E D 0 0 ? .» « X FOKTHO X(30e&& Need investment advice or Crochatad Lovalinass! CX N T not; BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE VOOeiAND 3 speakers for your meetings T INTHeNevB?- KNOW* Munson's SHEARSON, HAMMILL A ^PINOWAi? 7 COMPANY, 913 Main Street, HES AN INTERNATIONAL SPY A0MN5r<30^? is Manchester’s investment cen­ ANP SUN-RUNNER. SUCH A CANDY ter and Is a member of the KIELBASA CLOSE FRIEND THAT TWICE New York Stock Exchange. IL HE TRIED TO KILL ME. KITCHEN 649-2821. Show Off Your Handwork RENT A FLAMELESS Makers of Fine Candles WATKINS ART GALLERY, SIZES MACHINE SLICED Famous for Old 16 Oak Street, will enhance with a suiUble FRAME your ELECTRIC W ATER HEATER Fashioned Goodness embroidered SAMPLER, your | hlgh-fashion CRBTWEL EM-1 8 Stores to Serve You OOC BROIDERED PANEL, your 'AH th* Hot water you wont for youreeH ond OtMJJ s MANCHESTER NEEDLEPOINT canvas, a n d AMERICAN x: SHOPPING PARKADE vthe children’s attempts at cre­ your family without hovinfl to buy o OPEN EVERY SUN. ative art. Give your home an heater. No Initdlkrtlon coits for normal In­ BY LESLIE TURNER ROUTE 6, BOLTON individuality that Is "yours CAPTAIN EASY alone.” stallation. No maintenance worries. No le^ pairs. Coll your plumbing eentrodor o r• . • • CHEESE IH KOSPU P ± MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD THIS OLD eOATI GST ONS OP d y sale IT'S CLOSE TO THE T. VH! AND BEING ONLY A BLOCK SPECIAL--3 A ^ EXTRA LEAN, FRESH sch oo l, TOM— m ) T AWAY, WE WOULDN'T BE mmm-maaamcimv SURE WE COULD RENT / LP BREAKING UP THE FAMOUS MAKE IT'S WORTH FAR MORE CHILDREN! THEY'D STILL THAN taSCXD, TOAAJ A FEW ROOMS TO 7 PAY THE TEACHERS]___TAXES] BE PLAYING TOGETHER EVERY DAY-THE SAMI BRAS Reg. to $5.95. 97c COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION \ “ id Beautiful and Exciting Showplace CUSTOM FITTING and SERVICE ARE FREE! C R O a « T Of Famotu Rugs and Carpets** 5060-Nj Uniforms - - ■ Uniforms White, Aqua, Pink and Black. Roff. to $14.95...... •5.95 0 Lbs. BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS You’ll win a second glance BEEF KIDNEYS DAVY JONES MATERNITY wearing this attractive Jacket $ BY RALS'lUN JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY made from colorful afghaq MR. ABERNATHY squares! Easy to crochet. It’s a " t h e y .;> .. ..Stc chet directions for sizes 32-84-36 THE CLUB ISN*T GOLF SEASON. HOW t h o s e SCUBA­ Incl; full directions and stitch CHICKEN GIZZARDS 5 Lbs. DIVING CROOKS Illustrations. OPEN FOR PLAY WHY I37HE OPERATED COURSE To order, send S5c in coins to: Anne Cabot, The Manchester MANCHESTER l y C t p S E ^ Evening Herald, 1189 AVE. OF SAUSAGE MEAT 1-Lb. Rolls AM EH^S, NEW YORK, N.Y. CARPET CENTER .l:' i lN 8i. A. Glazier’s For Ist-class mailing add 10c WALL-TO-WALL SPECIALISTS for each pattern. Print Name, WS RE8BRVB THR RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANxiiUUUI H- Address with Zone and Pattern 311 MAINx ST.— OPP. ESTATE ARMORY I'lj _:.„CQRSET SHOP -Number; ■- TEtrBiaP&ior of EFFECTIVE THUKST fliii M l MAIN BT. — M8-M48 New—’64 Fall-Winter Album! Artlclee:' Custom Collection; ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKIN6 e AMP***. PABKINO e AIR-OOMDRIONED regular featuree; itema to M «k*l Onlp sue A MVff.

I'--' A 5 4 PAG> MAMCmSTER EVBNDI9 XmUUD. lU N C B B n«l» OONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY It, 1964 .j iN n i ip p f , *?ssr Orioles and White Sox Both Suffer Doubleheader Defeats Perry Calm Despite Williams

n r EARL YOST Yanks Get New Help, Lead Again Giants Lose Fast Start *hlt, following a pair eC waBca, OU> KATBROOK (AP)— NEW YORK (AP)—Th.,«»and the Orioles and White Box^the Angels from behind and^ton s eighth Inning fly ball " S had^'ree hits In and a single by anoh htttar Bob Again; Mets Plttoburgh Steeler backs Gathering of Baseball Men fK w ere-tem porarily at lea et-in pushed the Box into third place, for a double. J o h n ^ ^ M Rodgers, provided the vIelDcy John Henry Johnson and New York Yankees have • P W ftsW. one half game off the P^*-pace. Chuck Hinton’s sixth inning ••fh Joe Womart have driven Haadonariani, for the recent 36th All-Star baseball margin. couple of new helpers— aj That’s where Romano was Boston defeated Detroit 7-B homer spoiled Bouton’s shutout Down Reds their way Into the hearts of between the American and National Leagues were lO ,. . 4wi_a ___ TMnir ofttorfa thraa.nin hid. a«u>. g«na catcher who lost his job and until his1 third homer of the on Dick Stuart’s three-run bid. MBD 8 0 X -T ia m u »~ the Connectlcat State Police. ■at a p at the Roosevelt Hotel. The area usually reserved a guy who hasn’t had one evening triggered an eight-run homer and Kansas Cltty nipped * • • "Tliey are one fine pair of ANOKLd-WHITE BOX— Stuart’s 34th homer snapped a NEW YORK (AP) — geatlemeB,” commented one lor Guy Lombardo or Sammy Kaye served as the re- Indian uprising in the eighth Minnesota 8-4 on Rocky Cola- 1NDIAN8-ORIOLES— 4-4 tie and un>ed his league- for 10 days. vlto’s two-run double in other . ’The Angels’ Bo Belinsky and Gaylord Perry hasn’t brok­ trooper Tnceday after John­ oeption room. As always, there were the 200 or so legi­ The Yankees trimmed Wash­ inning of the Cleveland-Baltl- Romano caught the first game leading RBI total to 84. BUI more nightcap. AL games. and drove in t ^ e runs with reliever Bob Lee combined for en a bat in nine days, but son and W om art had been timate writers, radio and teevee people plus as many ington 7-1 Thursday night- a seven-hit shutout in the opener Monbouquette weathered two arrested on charges of and wound up on top of the ’The big inning sent the • • * pair of homers — his first in 14 home runs each by Norm Ouh Billy Williams certainly :ecutlvea and free load-'? games — and a double. He went against Chicago. Felix Torres speeding on the Connecticnt ^ American League when John Orioles reeling into second YANK8-8ENATORS — and George Thomas for his tMrd took a calculated risk when a n . On the eve of the game 41.4 ...4 to the outfield in the nightcap homered in the fourth inning IDimpIke. Casey nmt me at the a triu m powewd Cleveland to place, five percentage points be­ Tom Tresh homered twice and singled in the sixth, driving straight victory.. be left his lying around. played at Wiea Btadhim, the and asked me what I thought. I . . „ _ k and Joe Azcue took over behind Both backs were stopped RoMMvelt was as biuy as a 4-2, 8-5, doubleheader sweep hind New York. and doubled for the Yankees in both Los Angeles runs. • • • WlUlanui shoved temptation < while driving to the Nation, could see that the base line from Power was back at first base the plate as the Indians stacked Broadway at midnight. over Baltimore and Vic Power Jim Fregoel’s first inning A ’s-TWINS— Just 60 feet from Perry Tuesday al Football League team’s in the White Sox-Angels sec­ and Jim Bouton won his ninth their battlng'^der with right- hoiM to came through with the big hit homer in the nightcap gave the Colavito^. seventh Inning dou­ night when he dropped his bat training camp In Klnsrstnn, Gassy Stengel, MeU’ manager tored I rolled a Jew balls down ^o^ Angeles Angels’ 2-0, ond game after an enforced 10- game in 17 decisions with a four- hand hitters against Baltimore Angels a 1-0 lead but the White ble brought Kansas City from a at home plaU and trotted R. I. and one of the National League’s and they all went foul. , sweep over the Chicago day layoff—the result of a run- hitter. southpaw Steve Barber. AM-Btar coaches, was regaling Barber had a three-hit shutout Sox 'came up with two runs on 4-8 deflm and helped hand the I around the bases after hitting a State Police described " ‘Just as I suspected’ Casey white Sox. in with Umpire Jim Honochlck Tresh hit a solo homer, hla ’Twins their sixth straight set­ two-strike pitch for a two-run a grotqt of newsmen with stories 11th, in the second inning and until the eighth, when Romano five hits in the bottom of the Johnson as “very pleasant” said. "Do you know what Casey When Romano—the catcher in Los Angeles. back. He also singled in a run homer that provided the Chica­ li'J: W- • that went back 80 years. In an­ connected again in the fourth led off with hla 14th homer. Be­ first. and said that he had nothing did? He had his men drop all without a mask—^and Power— He came up in the seventh as the Athletics pounded Oamilo go Cubs with the runs they ERV KENNEDY other corner, Gil Hodges, happy with a man on. John Blanchard fore the inning was over Woodle Relievers Aubrey Gatewood but praise for arresting DON WOLF STAN HILINSKI their bunts down the first base returning vacationer - - had Inning „ with two outs and and Bob Dullba blanked the Box Pascual, who has lost six of Ms needed to whip San Francisco, Trooper Patrick Hedge. with a new contract to manage line.” completed their night’s work, cracked a bases-loaded single singled in two runs in the sixth Held had hit a three-run homer at\d Romano had driven in an- the rest of the way and Power’s last seven decisions 2- 1. State Police declined to tbe Washington Senators, held 'The big guy said that Milwau- New York was in first place! off Gary Peters that brought and two more scored when Bou- Perry, however, remained Bie ^ tlig h t with a gang of say how fast the pla>’ers Defending Champ Kerr Ousted kee third baseman Elddie Math- ______■ SAMMY SNEAD calm, earning his fourth merit were traveling on the turn­ Hew T ort writers. Other writers ews had been having his trou­ BILL CASPER BOB NICHOLS badge in Bat-Breakers Anony­ were eluslered around tables, pike, which has a 60 mile bles fielding bunts and the mous. I per hour speed Hmlt. Everyone as were Warren Giles, presi­ Yanks had done a lot of bunt­ The 26-year-old San Francis- | dent of the N.L., Joe Cronin, Hodges Not Sure Yanks Will Win “It might prove embar­ Eight Still in Field ing that year in winning the, Red Sox Can’t Blame Stuart CO right-hander has kspt his, rassing for them,” one Mo. 1 man in the A.L., and pennant As a result, the Braves’ I Bob Nichols Fears Letdown hzmds off enemy bats for two trooper said. mmaesous olub presidents .and infield was "cut back’’ to bene- ] successive games now, but has Johnson and Womack In the Act geneial managers. fit Mathews. Tresh Gains Spotlight been unable to do the same with were released In $80 bond For Club Golf Title My particular spot was at a "Boy, were they (Braves) sur­ For Lowly Spot in Standing the ball. for an ^ng. 8 court appear taMa ior four. Bill Lee of the prised when we bunted to first As He Warms Up for ICO I Since he smashed NeUie Fox’ aaoe. By BOB 8UDYK &airant and I were Joined by bat in a rage after losing to First two rounds in the Club Championship Golf base and had the balls roll fair,” Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Mai floodnough and Jim ’Thomp­ Thompson said. With Mantle on Bench I Houston and was biUed for the Tournament at the Manchester Country Club has been son of the New York Mets. ’The RfiClTfiN (AP) __ “ W hv.- Dalton Jones singled, F ellxf right-hander Dave Wiokenfiiam and damage, Perry has been in two There is only one sport I One other time Stengel put in who was seeking his 18th win WETHERSFIELD (AP)<»Oblo. 3 ««<*hy and arrived at the<»altematee Dick Slderowf former is well known here, hav- AMERICAN LEAGUE ^Johnny Pesky walked and ’Hger Man i oeekins- h i. lath win Dan Whalen. games and allowed five runo— know of where toe spectators completed. an SOS for his No. 1 stadium if) it; joiiiiiiy resny " “ “ lager C3iuck Dressen replaced of the season and Ms fourth __ Bobby Nichols, who WetherafieM Country CSub ICO Starters tag appeared on several speak­ NEW YORK (AP)—Gil Hodges is not one of those W. U Pet. GB over Boston. But their bats yesterday. Slderowf 1a the former Oon- all on homers. Hank Aaron, Joe come to play. That’s golf. Survivors in the (Championship Flight are Roger Poe, ing programs, and is now hand. wondering, ‘that we re not McLain with left-hander Mickey wears the PGA crown, is nectlout Open and amateur tlt- Torre and Denis Menke of Mil­ Erwin Kennedy, Don Wolff,' ’‘Remember the year the who thinks the New York Yankees are a sure thing to New York ....8 4 34 .614 — higher in the standings?” Lollch. were stilled after McLain came He told a reporter he “feared First time listed Is Thursday, A guy who wouldn't dream spreading goodwill for the Mets. worried about the “let­ Ust and Whalen Is a pro from waukee pre5riously tested Per- of shooting home movies on a Tom Zemke, Stan McFarland, 1-up; Evsmkavech beat Charlie White Sox won the pennant win the American League pennant—even though they B altim ore...... 86 86 .609 — LoHch fanned Carl Yastrzem- on in the tMrd. the letdown” after winning the second for Friday. n om pson is a big man in more He can’t blame Dick Stu­ The 'ngers began packing Lagrange, III. ry- pro football line of scrimmage Joe E5rankavech, Stan Hllinskl Bogglnl, 1-up; Hllinskl trounced with the Go-Go club?,” he ask­ moved back to first Tuesday night. Chicago ...... 86 86 .604 */j ski and pitched carefully to down” as he warms up for big one, but hoped he could take 7:16 10:60 Bill Wright, Bob ways with the New York Na­ Los Angelea . . . 49 48 .505 9 Vj art. away In the fourth when first U.e. Open Champion' Ken Williams’ homer, his 28rd, | or standing on home plate with and ESandy Koufax pitching thinks Third round matches must be topped Walt Olson, 1-up. mer Yankee Stadium super- "Stengel said that he was his Washington club and the box twice as Lolich fussed and ' t r a y ’s Pro-Amateur prelimi­ Open, which begins tomorrow. in the National League pennant Detroit ...... 46 47 .495 lO'/, mah tiailed out Pesky’s faltering the first of his two home runs to Skip today’s F*ro-Am event BoAngtoa, Sonny Methvin. nothing of accidentally kicking played Saturday with the finals CaasB B second round results bitendent is the Mets' business sure the infield had been doc­ defending champions, the popu­ fretted. nary. Meanwhile, there were two sweepstakes as they climbed tored to help the Chicago bat­ Boston ...... 46 49 .484 11 •/; pitching staff again la.st night into the right field runway. but said he would arrive in time 7:30 11:06 Paul Kern, Ernie toe ball out of the rough for scheduled Simday. were: Bob McNamara over Lar­ manager, which Includes that of lar manager said he was more The Tiger southpaw then tried The 38-ye8tf-old golfer went dropouts. Art Wall Jr. and Bob over the .500 level with their ters. Cleveland ...... 41 50 .461 141/2 with a clutch home run that car­ George Thomas followed with for tomorrow’B 13th annual Bumas, BUI Garrett. hla favorite golfer. It’s part of Dick Kerr, the defending ry Oazza, 1-up; Wayne West­ Bhea Stadium superintendent, certain hi.s Senators wo\ild not to blow one by Stuart and Dick boms 80 LxwisvUle, Ky., after Goalby, nunring bart Injuries, fourth straight victory and I checked and found that, fl^lsh in the cellar than he was Kansae City ...8 5 58 .876 21 Vi ried Boston to a 7-6 win over De­ a bases-empty homer two In­ withdrew and were reptaoed by tournament. 7;M 11:14 Ed Kuna, Don toe game— he thinks. champion, lost in the first round brook over Mike Slbrtnsz, 1-up; niompson le well over six foot, lined a curving shot down the wbmlng the PGA at Oohimbue, Defending lOO champion Bil­ eighth in 10 gamee, moving into both base lines were cut a little winning the Waahlngton ...8 6 61 .871 ZZy, troit. nings later. Hoanlg, John Berry. Golf spectators who alt on, to Jim Dowd. Frank Splleckl over Ed Pekar, acks about 380 pounds on his of the Yankees left field line that ripped into A clutch throw by Yastnem- ly Caaper played 18 warm contending poaltlon 7% gamea S high on the outside, which made pennant. 'Dieeday’s Resulto Stuart’s slugging credentials 7:46 11:32 Ernie B o r o a step on or use their heads as Kennedy (1961) and HlUnski 1-up In 20 holes; Ed Hachadou- uge frame and looks as if he the screen, four feet over the skl snuffed a Tiger rally in the holes yesterday and Sammy o ff the pace. I WUf Homsnulk, Dick HoweU. rlan over Reg Curtis, 1-up; Jim the many balls roll in to fair "The Yankees are having' develand 4-8, Baltimore 2-5. continue to belie a so-so .272 The Giants, meanwhile, con­ side cushions In meadow pool (1956-57-60) are the former title oould step right into the New batting average. In his last 38 wall and two feet fair. serventh as Yaz nailed Jerry Snead, the 1955 ICO winner, ar­ 7:54 11:30 Rocky Thomp­ Melley over Ed Wadas, 1-up; territory. some trouble with their pitch­ Lon Angeles 2-8, Chicago 0-2. tinued their okld, loeing their come to think of themselves as holders sUll In the running. T o rt Giants’ defensive line and times at bat Stuart hais stroked It was Stuart’s 24th home run Lumpe who was trying to go Monday Morning Bank Customer rived late in the day and played son, Dick Stranahan, Jim Oos- Jim Mortarty over Tom Kearns, do a top notJerry Lynch’s grand olam hom­ to souff it up as the ground as That put the Yanks back on Minnesota (Sttgman 5-8), N bouquette was beginning to he has been a very dependable perfect tt.” Diminioo highlighted action 8:42 12:18 Dudley Wysong "Iced tea” la par for tourna­ "I was wHh the Yankee or- Detroit (Rakow S-.6) at Bos­ weaken and Detroit reliever Bressoud and Russ Nixon put Earl Wilson, 10-4, goes for It took the 6-10, MO pound er to an 8-4 victory over SL Jr., Jerry Stsrtsmlto, Oharies much as possible, especially be­ top, and Tom Tresh had a lot Monday morning bank customer last night at Mt. Netoo as the Louis and Houaton edged the ment play. gMisation for 17 years,” ton (Wilson 10-4), 8 p.m. Denny McLain appeared to be together back-to-baok doubles. Boston tonight against Detroit Jacobs almost five years to do tween fin t and second base. to do with it. — at the deposit window, Alumni Baseball League play­ Loe Angeles Dodgers 1-0 on Al Courtney. Help, Hlndranoe Thompson recalled, **and I took Thursday’s Games getting stronger. The Red Sox has bruised right-hander Ed Rakow, 6-6. the figuring and at one point offs started. With Dlmlnlco 8:50 12:26 Prank Wharton, pride hi my work and the con- You never saw so many Yan­ With Mickey Mantle side- Although the checks have been Spangler’s homer. iraeraii touring pro Jerry Kansas City at Mbmesota. he nearly left the tour. tossing a three-hitter, the Oil­ Bert Yancey, Terry Dili. mtion of the playing field. I kees In practice running to Uned because of an upaet growing larger by the week, this • • • Barber, discussing toe gallery Los Angeles at Chicago. ers eliminated Hartfatd Na­ 8:58 12:84 Bert Weaver, wanted the best, it was the first, and half-w&y to second stomach, Tresh filled in in the hasn’t changed anything for "It was In 1967,” he said. “ I OUBS-GJANTfr— and Amie’s Army, sad: "Play­ them bi Chicago. center field .slot and also as­ Cleveland at Baltimore, N, Tommy Jacobs who remains one was doing poorly and had to tional Bonk, 4-0. George Archer, Roger Olna- showpiece—the area that the TOM TRESH TTie Cubs struck in tbe fourth ing with Amle (Palmer) is a fans saw the most o f during a "The flrst time one of those sumed the heavy duty. The Washington at New York, 6 Walks Slower, Takes More Rest of the most competent yet one borrow 81,000 to keep going. I The combined hurling o f Irish agaiinst Perry, now 7-7, when help and hindrance. They only fly boys (Jim Landis, Luis I younger of the two Yankee p.m. of the most obscure players on was down to 880 In my checking O’NeUl and Don Romano for the 9:06 12:42 STARTERS ball game. oimce bats in batting practice former Giant Joe Amalfitano TIME want to see Amle. IVhen he ”In 1967 I was at my desk in Aiparicio) got on base, the fans switch hitters enjoyed a per­ and he felt comfortable swing­ Detroit at Boston, 2 p.m. tbe professional golf tour. account when I won a small Bankers was excellent, but that doubled and WllUams followed holes out the gallery scatters There Is a difference ht tire$ fect night at bat with a pair of “ I don’t mind,” he said. “ I tournament In California called w&fln't cnoug'h. Romtino Cftin6 9:14 12:60 Al BeseeMnk Mew York when the Yankees started to ohaiit, ’Go, Go. Go.’ ing it. Facing the right-handed w a t i o n a i T FAfilTP Ailing Hutch Looks Ahead, with his homer. That gave Bob for toe next hole, leaving you homers, a double and a walk. know myself and I know my the Gardena Open. The first on in the first inning in relief Rex Baxter, Al Balding. went out to Milwaukee to play I don't recall which player It Dave Stenhouee, Tomrmy batted JSAriuiNAL l k a g u e Buhl his 12th victory agatoat 0:32 12:68 Ken Venturi, In ita woke.” was that tried to steal the first He also stole a ba.se and scored game. I feel it’s still two years prize was 8700 and It saved me.” with the bases loaded and no five losses although he needed Mie Braves in the World Se- left-handed and he homered in W. L. Pet. GB SOW Gay Brewer, George Bayer. It’s like trying to can a 10- lies. Casey Stengel was on the time he reached first base but four runs. the second and again in the Philadelphia . . . 58 87 ..589 Hopes for Redleg Pennant away. The pune alao saved him outs. He gave up but one bit, relief help from Bobby Bhents Tresh is currently on a hot “ Right now the names that 9:80 1:06 Pet* Brown, Ju- foot downhill putt in the mid­ A Bargain? phone. ‘Jim,’ he aald, ‘I want he never made it to second fourth to account for the first i San Franeinoo 84 40 J574 from going to a sponsor, some the grand total the winners col­ and Don Elston. dle of a cattle stampede. Bar­ hitting streak. He has connect- do the drawing are Palmer, The Giants scored in the Uua Boroa, Uonel Hebert you to eome out here right away ahead of the ball. three Yaiikee r\me. ] Cincinnati . , .51 42 JS48 31/2 thing he’s been opposed to lected. , 9:80 1:14 Don Fairfield, ber Is happy If he’s not stepped and take a look at this infield. "When the runner started out, I ed safely in 15 of his last 30 at When Tresh came to bat In ! Pittsburgh , .46 42 -528 6 CINCINNATI (AP) — Fred<^West Coast from Aug. 18-23. DUSTY SOFTBAUL Lema and Nlcklaus. I’m not since joining the tour. However, errors proved c«R- sixth when Hal Lanier tripled bats lifting his balling average Dave Hin. Howe Johnson on rather than if he sinks it. Ib is !■ a Khcallid twgfihi tbe. My guys are complaining that his spikes sunk dov'n into the the sixth, left-handed Don Ru- , Milwaukee , .47 44 .516 6Vi When Hutch was asked if he BeMnd the effective four-hit going to bring the people out ly, accounting directly for all and came home on a wild i^trt to .275. During the past eight Hutchinson, a gruff but Icioidly "I always wanted to make It 9:46 1:22 Mike Souohak, The Army 1s armed with um- tt ian’t even, eapeclally down the area we acratched up, sloweti dolph was on the mound and. l Louis .., .47 45 .611 7 planned to see his doctor broth­ pitching of Bob Damaschi, now. Neither are guys like John­ four Bantly runs. by Buhl, but Ehston cut off Trae, there isa’timditoit days, he has hit four home runs guy who is fighting cancer, Moriarty’s posted an easy 10-3 on my own,” he said. "With Jack Rule, Jim Ferree. brellaa, shooting sticks smd third baae Hne.’ him down and when he arrived swinging right-handed, he dou- Chicago . . . .46 45 .595 7 Vi er at that time his reply was; ny Pott, Tommy Aaron or Jim a sponsor you feel obligated U Dlmlnlco struokout 10 bat­ their last threat, getting Jim (Wetieditinaknot, and driven in 11 runs. says ”1 think I'm doing alright If I don’t see him, he ll see win over the Sportsman’s ’Tav­ Davenport and Chuck Hiller on 9:54 1:80 Ray Floyd, Dave folding chars. The troops probe "I got on the first plane avail­ at second the ball wa.s there bled to the left field concern. Angeles .45 47 .489 9 Ferree but It won’t be that way you’re losing and whan you’re ters. ‘T ve changeti to a heavier and I’m looking forward to win­ ern last night at Mt. Netoo. soft flies with toe bases load Marr, Sam Snead. each other for green positions literally). But it is a tira. able and flew Into Milwa\ikee. waiting.” This time he used one of his 35 Houston ...... 48 52 .458 12|/i forever. winning you don’t Hke to give Gaiy Gott collected the win­ bat,” the 24-year-old outfielder ning the pennant.” The Gas House Gang scored "We have a lot of good golfers ed in the ninth. 10:02 1:88 Babe Hlskey, ISce a hunter poking faien And it is nmvetsally ounce bats. New York ___ 28 66 .298 27 any of It up. I had a fellow ner’s only hit while BUI Hilln. explained. "I had been iLsing a at least once in each of the around my age bracket (29) • • * Bob Bruno, Len Woodward. gajde to’ see if it’s still alive available. Ibe qaestion is ■‘It’s funny,” he said, ’I can’t Tuesday’s Results There is no question, though, who was going to sponsor me at ski had two for the Bankers 31 ounce bat until last week. In first five frames. Dave McKin­ and they’re getting better all PH11J9-BBAVB8— 10:10 1:46 Dick Rhyan, But Barber admitted, “ I like (84), Hed Sox; Torres (7), get the 31 ounce bat around but Philadelphia 6. Milwaukee 8 but that the manager of the the start but I saved up a cou­ and Romano the other. x-Jomes Grant m , Tom Wulff. ffiis; Is it ffie tile you want Cleveland, a week ago last third place Cincinnati Reds, ney and Bruce Winot led the the time.” Bantly ... 1 0 0 1 2 0 x 4-1-2 Bobby Wine drove in two the excitement of playing with (12), Angela; Oaiisej' (4), .Ath­ I got the 37 ounce bat around. Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 4 Jim P i e r s a 11 attack with two singles each, ple of thousand and made It on runs with a homer and single, 10:18 1:64 Cliff Brown, Bob your family to ride on? Monday, I borrowed Phil Lina’ New York 4, Cincinnati 2 walks slower, takes more reel Could Be Best Hartford .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3-4 Amie. A big gallery around the letics. 34 Mi ounce bat and I hit two Why ? Because I was trying to Dick Templeton had two one my own.” Tony Taylor also homered ord Adamson, Bill Krause. green Is the biggest advantage b it strong and Houston 1, Ixm Angeles 0 periods and admits his back Jacobs could be the best of Dlmlnlco * Gott. O’Neill, 10:26 3:03 Lance Oooptr, NATIONAL LEAGUE home runs that night. swing too hard with the light Blast§ Mets’ base blows for the losers. all the younger men. He earned Frank and Personable rookie Richie AUen stroked a player, esm have. If you miss safeenoo^? Wine (8), Ta.vlor (8), PIUI- bat. And I can't swing too hard Chicago 2, San Francisco 1 hurts. Moriarty’s 118 320 0— 10 12 3 Jacobs, extremely frank and Rjomano A Kelly. three hits as the PhUlles showed Ron Mootreesor, Stan Staszow- “'That bat felt good and I Today's Games 826,295 in 1982, 825,910 in 1963 the green, you know the ball Ml— ■■n S (14), IM d (M ), Uen; Elliot (8), (lomler (8), used it through last Sunday’s with the heavy bat." "I am not worrying,” Hutch­ Casey Stengel Sportsman 000 020 1— 3 4 2 and this year he already has personable, Is playing out of the Braves, who had won eight isn’t going very far." Some tiles are better B*dUaa; BaweM (%8), Orlulea; Mets; Spangler (2), ('.oltn; .\- Philadelphia (Culp 7-7) at inson said Tuesday night as he Damaschi and Rice; Farrell Bermuda Dunes~ 3 inm Californiauaiuomia o, . . 'T'*.*— of 10 and 16 of their last 22. 10:84 3:10 Roger Horton, games. TonighloT got in a new Milwaukee (Spahn ^10), N. 843,034. When Amte’s Army camps than others. How can •nail 3 ( U ) , Yaaicees; Utnton Lyneli (B), Piruten; .Slianmm talked about his ailment. and Walwarth. now. He turned professional in I SW llllllllIlff 1 63111 Art Mahaffey, 9-4, started Amm, Gtl around a green and funnels up shipment of bats, four weigh­ Chicago (Jackson 12-7) at "It’s Just a matter of imder- 10:42 2:18 STARTERS TIME you be sure you are M ), Ssaalota; Onah 2 (18), (2), OardinHls; U’tlliaiiiN (28), “Others have the same prob­ CINCINNATI (AP) 1966 foUowlng two years in the “ - for PhUadelphta but needed to the tee. It’s like hitting the ing 35 ounces and two weigh­ San Francisco (Herbel 7-5). standing my own game,” he 10:60 7:15 Don Miller, x-Rob- getting, not a “bargain,' nsnMa 8 (•), Mcani; Man- Cubs.. ing 37 ounces.” lems I have and I am satisfied Casey Stengel didn’t want REC SOFTBAUL said. “ It took me a while to Army. Before that, he had been At Country Club Jack Baldschim’i relief help ball down a drain pipe. A three- Tourney Vlay Houston (Johnson 8-8) at ert Grant Jr., Qtoby OUbert. M f U ). MahwaiB (10), Aiiiart X—Grand Slain. Tresh tried out one of the 87 with my condition. I think I am to listen to any crltlcisin, Tripling the run total of the learn this because I was like a one of the nation’s top amateurs when the Braves loaded the I sided human backboard msikes but a gcKxl buy? I.OS Angeles (Koiifax 14-4), N. especially from Jim Pler- Gems, Telso posted a 15-5 de­ with 18 victories over a three- bases with one out in the eighth | 10:58 7:22 Louis Thlboault, AU-Star aggregations rep­ Pittsburgh (Veale 10-6 or doing all right and I am look­ lot of others when I first started. TTie Manchester Country a nice target —y suid rebound, Simple: stidetoa sall. cision last night at Charter year span. and the Phillies leading only Gary Bauer, Tony Bvana. resenting the Manchester Schwall 2-1) at St. Louis (Craig ing forward to winning the I think the biggest mistake — d u b swimming team baa start­ m t Gfiy’s Head quality brandf "1 don’t wanna hear Oak Park. The setback was the His interest in golf started 4-2. Baldschun got Hank Aaron 11:06 7:80 Phil Krlok, Barber recalls, “ One drive National I.eague and Inter­ 5-4), X. pennant and then I am going to and I made it — is that you see ed its season with swimming Mce General. my home in Florida,” what he said,” the New second In as many nights for yarly — when he was In toe’ to hit Into a force play, then x-Bruce Ktanwich, BIH Dunn. beaded for the rough bounced rtK NMtM • raOMPT QELIVERY SERVICE national I.eague will be in New York (.Jackson .5-11) at these guys out there wirmlng a meets at Ellington Ridge and retired Joe Torre on a tap toi action tonight in District York Mets’ manager de­ the Gems. lot of money and you beg;in to sixth grade — but It grew out iU:14 7:88 Dave Oogdell, off a guy’s head and landed a Cincinnati CINsItouris 6-6), 9 Hutch discovered last Dec. Two big mnings--four runs Wampanoag in West Hartford. front of the plate. clared Tuesday night. think maybe they’ve got some­ of necessity more than anything x-Jdm lalPonalna, Bob John- few feet from the pin for a ';'RES AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY Eight Little League Base­ pm . 31 that he has a chest cancer. in the third and seven In the Manchester lost both engage­ 0 0 0 ball Tournament play. Thursday’s Games I’m feeling too good thing you haven’t. birdie putt. One approach shot He underwent treatments at fifth— turned the contest into a I had a kidney infection and ments. The small but effective METS-RED8— 11:23 7:4« BlUy Martlndale, landed in a guy’s shirt pocket. The Nationals trek to New York at Cincinnati. Seattle, Wash,, his home town, now,” Stengel added. The rout. Telso collected 20 hits. "For example, I might see The Mets made H four Siiffield while the Interna­ Mets had Just beaten the Palmer use a certain club on a they had me in the hospital, group of youngsters, aged from D a rr^ Hlckok, Claude King. Others have rolled into golf 9 p.m. but rejoined the Reds in time Big, hitters for Telso were straight victories over toe Reds tionals face Windsor at the certain hole and then try it my­ he said. “ When I got out I eight to 17 years, must swim 11:80 7 * 4 Joel Splmria, Duke bags, popped into a lady's ojien Philadelphia at Milwaukee for spring training. Since then Reds, 4-2. Jim McArdle with three for as L i ^ ElHot hit a baiies- Fitch School Field. The Suf- Houston at I.os Angeles, N. Ptersall said Tuesday he self when I really had no busi- couldn’t play toe other sports three to four times each to Mattoewa, Jhn Hart. purse suid got stuck in a.fan(s he was taken on what amounts three, A1 Plefka with three hits for a while so I turned to golf. compete in all events. empty homer o ff Joey Jay, 4-8, Famous Senera! fleld game is slated for Chicago at San Francisco believes Stengel is past Ms nesB using the club In the first In the second and walked be­ 11:88 8:02 Bob Panaaluk, folding chair. to almost a full schedule of in four trips, including a hom­ My dad had started a driving Competition for individual Gary Player recently recount //'i Winkler (Christian Field. Pittsburgh at St. Louis prime in "teaching ball place. This Is what I mean about fore Jesse Gonder homered toi Dala Douglam, Ron Letelller. work. At Seattle he was under er, Bill Shields, two for four, range with Jerry Barber In events Include the crawl, but­ IB^bnss Both games starts at 6. players how to play.” 11:46 8:10 Tommy Morrow, ed some of his experiences with care of his brother. Dr. William also a homer included In his to­ Montebello, Calif., and so 1 be­ terfly, backstroke and breast­ the fourth. . gallertes; “I was standing on a SUMMIT For The Finest Thursday night the Amer­ Stengel In turn criticized The victoty went to BUI BUI Parker, Lee Raymond. HONOLULU - Eddy Pace, Hutchinson. tal, and Irv Foster with anoth­ gan playing there fairway looking a shot over and ican I.eague All-Stars play Piersal’s fielding. er pair of safeties. stroke plus team relays. Wakefield, who pitched 6 1/8 1)1*4 8:18 Kermlt Zarley, Ruc,k\'ille at Henry Park In 148%, Los Angele.s outpointed Prior to the All-Star game in "It’s sort of strange,” he said. Members of the M.C.C. team — pow — some guy walks right In Precision ‘T Just know he can’t Jack Repass starred for Uie Innings of two-hit relief after 3^ddy BuUivan, Jim Wright. NYLON that city, also at 6 o’clock. Jame.s (Silky) Shelton, 15<}, San New York early this month “ Now It's my living.’ are Beth Angel, Rickie Angel, into me and almost knocks me catch fly balls,’’ Stengel Gema with three hits for ttie WHEE! WATER’S the Reds chased Tracy Stallard 12:02 8:26 Bob Verway, MH- Antonio, Tex., 10. there was a rumor here that he go far, It’s been a good living Danny Donovan, Charles Plllo- down. Another tlffie I was stand­ said. Gems. Ken Monroe added two with two fourth inning runs on r Bartwr, Harold Kneeoe. CUSTOM was ready to quit. and it promises to become a lot raano, Jimmy Filloramo, Marty ing on the edge of toe green and $1 /I.95 Ptersall formerly played more. HOT-HOT JIND a pair of walks and singles by ia;10 8:84 Bob Shave, Paul nymaolli. I U| He denied it with the state­ bettor. Flack, Donny Forstrum, Nancy Deron Johnson and Gordy Cole­ I’m ready to putt and some old under the veteran mana­ Telso 024 071 1— 16 20 1 It may take a few more years Bondeeon, Houston LaClalr. StodriwlMr i l L ^ ^ ENGINE Gems 000 041 1— 6 9 2 Herman. Marcy Juran, Robin man. lady trips over my putter in the ment that, "ril quit only if they ger, but is now with the but Jacobs can wait. Meanwhile, 13:16 8:42 Dean R efra^ fire me or if the man upstairs Sauer and Mahar; Peck and THERE’S A LOT! Neleber, Dave Parker, Tommy • • • middle of my backswlng!” • Full Fall SbMgUi I>os Angeles Angels, where he’s managing quite weU Cfias. Ooody, Tony Manero. Generally, women qre more REBUILDING ___ Legion Hosts Stafford, tell.s me.”' Holland. Perry, Joan Jerry, Jan Rosen­ PIKATBS-CAROB— he Is hitting .854 In 48 12:26 8:50 Larry Mowry, Jer- courteous than men, said Bar­ Full Nylon OMwtrnolloB thal, Linda Sembinotti, Jo Ann Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural, Marine, He elaborated a bit Tuesday games, Now I For only 9 Vi e* a ber; “No, I’m too old to be dis­ CHURCH s o f t b a l l Semibinotti, Dickie Shalnln, El­ .u W , iJ.” « y .o ,t night. Piersall made his state­ 12:»4 8:56 Jerry Pittman, Jay tracted by a sweet-looking gai in American and Foreign Car Engines. Eight runs in the second can­ day for fu el. . . hot water M o r i a r t y’s Tie len Shainin. Mary Shalnln, run fifth Inning that gave the Brady Leading Batter "I don’t have trouble sleep­ than enough to Dolan, Fred Marti.____ shorts. But there is a young fella ments in an intorview. 'The to matched the entire total of Brad Smith, Kim Smith, Wendy Pirates more ing,” he said. "Of course, after for all—all the time! beat the Cardinals. Taylor took 12:42 9:06 STARTERS 'TIME on the tour who be^ns check­ • CRANKSHAFT GRINDING on or off cor sohitlon for the Mets’ prob­ the opposition but 10 other Smith, Mary Sterling, Pat any ball game it takes a little lems. he said is "They In Twilight Loop over for stkrter and loeer Ray 12:50 9:14 Doug Ford, Billy ing the gsJlery when he Is hav­ markers, including seven in the Sweeney, Beau Thumauer, Bill Famous General • OVERHEAD VALVE WORK Witli only an outside chance of catching Zone Four time to relax.” should disband." li you Uve In a typical Sadecki, 10-8. after rain de­ Maxwell, Jay Hebert. ing a bad round and won’t quail leading Kockville in Amef’ican Legion baseball play. Hutch said his weight is sixth frame, made it easy for Moriarty’s spotless record In Willy, Doug Willy. Larry Willy, layed the game 81 minutes. 12:68 9:22 Gardner Dlcken- fy.” DONE COMPLETE IN OUR SHOPS “ good” about 200 pounds. He ‘•The Mets probably Center Congos to dump Mai house, you could easily run Chris Zaglio, Laura Zagllo. Manchester’s representatives will entertain last place cxtiild do better If they had out of hot water several toe Hartford Twilight Lea^e Joe Gibbon, 7-8, needed re­ eon. Bill Oomns. Pete Ctooper. It’s like I said. There is only added, ”I have lost some weight Tool No. 2 l8Lst night at Rob­ Coaches are Bruce Stevens and one sport I know of where the JET-AIR someone else to manage times a week. remains at 13 wins and no de­ lief help to win It after Mike 1:06 9:80 Juan Rodriguez, • WRIST PIN SETTING by Stafford (1-10) tonight at 6 o’clock at Mt. Nebo. bill that is due to my diet,” ertson Park, 18-8. David Baxter. spectators come to play. them. Casey Stengel was a feats today but the club came Shannon hit a three-run homer Dave Ragan, Fred Hawkins. Tobin Arp Diamond Bore Method Duke HutchinHon, blggeslv' Hutchinson, reticent to dis­ The winners collected 17 Mt.s Now you can have all toe for the Cardinals In toe eighth. great manager. Now he is close to losing last night against 1:14 9:88 Bobby Nichols, Al pitching winner this summer cuss his ailment, finally said. "I with eight being for extra bas­ hot water you need at one * * * for Coach Dick Cobb's crew, is in charge of putting people Royal. The two dubs battled to Springfield Wins Oelberger, Jim Tumeea. • FLYWHEEL & CYLINDER HEAD do not want to talk about It. I es. Carlo Petricca, Dick Gllligan time for only 9Hc* a day. a 5-5 tie before darkness halted CXH/TS-DOOGfiBK— expected to draw the starling am not worrying.’’ In the ball park, \rtieh he 1:22 9:46 BlUy Casper, Dan and Clarence Switzer homers Think of it—only 9%c* a play. It was toe second tie this For a while. It appeared that Spangler’s leadoff homer In Bikes, Bruce Crampton. RESURFACING assignment. Hutchinson shows On the player side. Bob Pur- does very well,” Piersall the eighth broke up a pitchers’ a season mark of four wins and for the Congos. Mike Tonkgn day! season for the locals. York pitcher Barry Moore 1:30 9:54 Bob Harrison, x- key, veteran Reds’ pitcher and and Bill Thurston each had two duel TOtween the Colts’ Bob PLAY GOLF • MAGNAFLUX WORK DONE one defeat. Yes, thanks to Mobllheat Gone Johnson’s two hits led might have a no-hitter. Moore Dick Slderowf, Jack McGowan. the team’s player representa­ hits for Mai. an ll-hit attack. He also drove Bruce and Don Drysdale aced and stranded four Dodg­ one-half games behind Rock­ Purkey said the players feel Rest of Season Peter §c Smith; Thurston Jc “ 11, their washing needs at the Gas Housers. John Clei^, HaroU Williams. Complete with Bearings straight singles for a vic­ ers on third base as he brought Jet. Route 85 and 94 ville (9-3) and a half-game in Hutchinson will be back next Suher. time. TTiursday night Moriarty's 1-0 1:64 10:18 Peter Trenham, tory Tuesday night in the East­ his record to 11-4 with MS ALL SIZES AVAILABLE back of Soulh Windsor, (7-6) year and he added there is no BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox meet the Hartford Orioles vs. fourth straight victory. Drys­ x-Dlck Welgold, Tom Kochan. HEBRON, CONN. POPULAR MAKE as the season moves into the outfielder Gary Geiger’s come­ SUMMER BASKETBALL Mom can do the family Ctolt’s at 6. ern Leagpie. 'Win it for Hutch” Idea. dale, 12-9, allowed only five 2:02 10:26 Ken Worthington. Ladies’ Day Tuesday back stretch. “We want to win the pennant back attempt has ended before One - sided results marked wash, Sis can do the dishes at toe ssune time Junior hits. x-Jerry CourvlHe, Frank Stas- BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL AUUAModde Part of the reasr)ii why Man­ for Hutchinson, of course,” he it started. play in the Rec Department’s ENGINE EXCHANGES takes his bath, and you en­ BOWSki. Full nme Profeaslonal This week only. PMdaiian adiuetmeeit on all four chester is not higher in tlie said, "but we want to win it Manager Johnny Peaky said Summer Basketball League 2:10 10:34 Chet Wojack, For Information and vrtiMli to lactoiy-spedflad b n to tetoweacea. A ssam W H Q foi' ourselves and for Cincin­ joy a shower. South Windsor Trounced, Country Club .standings is the lack of heavy last nlglit that the ailing “ thin program last night at Charter x-Fred Volonia, Nonnan Bar- mfer stops. W W If your dealer doesn't atock parts— we Invite your hitters. nati. man” would be placed on the Oak Park. The Eagle Juniors Storting Time Tel. 228-9488 liiquirlei. Don’t delay—phone us to­ Oiampionship bar^ Only one player — shortstop ”We got a taste of it in 1961 voluntarily retired list for the trounced the West Slders, 58- day. Find out how easy It Is Coventry Nips Danielson 3teve Brady— lioasts a .300 or and we’d like another taste of remainder of the season. 32. in the Junior loop end itie to switch to a Mobllheat- Class C second round scores FREE FRONT END ALIGNMENT CHECK better batting mark. Brady has It.” A series of illnesses have Waln\it Barbers had Mttle ftred water heater. were: Prank Sembenottl over Wo’ll check your oar’s, alignment on our pcadeiaa aqaipineiiit a t 17 hits in 44 official trips for a Since his treatment at Seattle hampered Geiger in the past trouble disposing of McGehan’s Victories in Bone Pour Amerl-^cak’s homer ■with the bases Joe Zanetti, Joe Handley over Helen Reynolds no coat Poor alifiiinont can caoaa aeddanla, danoga lleto .386 average. and two later visits there— the two seasons. in Senior play, i3>24. •Average family of fot^i loaded helped the sbal the South Paul White. Don Edwards over incTMse wear on parta last in June Hutchinson has can Legion play' were scored Following Brady in the bat Pesky said the slender out- Easily controlling the back­ last night by Stafford and Cov­ Windsor coffin. Dennis Murphy, Ned Oeed, Ken Ackerman over One - Day Winner CAR RENTALS parade, among the regulars, taken things a bit easier. He fleilder would rejoin the team boards, the Eagles were led by WE GIVE entry. Stafford, which plays who twice shutout Manchester, Paul Dutelle, Jack O ockett HEMEMBER... are Rick Daley .258, Rich STEVE BRADY rests In his office after the for spring training Lenny Yost’s '7 tallies. He got Manchester tonight, won its sec­ was ta g g ^ with the loss. over Dsui Morllne, Frank John­ Helen ReynoUU, playing out LEASING Noboily Stilt Ganwal lira 0 ^ fbr Uls Dm •mral I n M oi Jdarsh .237, Mark Monette team's batting practice. At Geiger has suffered a col- plenty of help from Ed Litivln GREEN STAMPS ond start of the year, a cnish- Coventry had to go all out to ston over Nick Carlo, Merrill of the Manchester Coimtry w .234, Ronnie Anderson ..214, Mt. Nebo agaiilst Rockville. A mes he even stretches out for lapsed king and two attacks of edge Danielson (6-6), two runs Whiston over Bud Hausmann tie game with Wethersfield may (13) and Bob Martens (10). hig 11-2 verdict over South Wind­ Club, won toe Oonneottout llANCHESTfiR BRANCH Joe Saving .211, Mark Heller ft wRiic. ulcere. i e r . MeanwhUe, Coirentry edged In the sixth overcoming a 2-1 and Ted Stepanrid over CUff not be rescheduled unless it will Often it is PitcMng Coach Jim Ronnie Oiourard (18) —w) Bob Women’s Golf Assodatkm's • A l MokM ,2(X), Dennis Lynch .179 and D^elson, 3-2. deficit. Sprague. Class A Oi)o-Day Tournament Bill Rylonder .060. have a bearing on the final Turner who makes the trak to Dixon were beet for the kMMa. Lofty Rick Young came on in •AM Modok ■tondings. Only Bill Andnflol wound up MORIARTY The defeat waa a bitter one for yesterday at Shorehaveii. HARTFORD GENERAL Following tonight’s skirmish the mound when a hurler is to South Wlndeor, now 7-6, as It relief to win the declsloh: . Othrt Stores in: In double figures for the Wal­ Last Night's F i| ^ The local Club champion • AM TIhiM ' the kxwla will return to Mt. be relieved. dropped three games back of Coventry 010 002 x 3-5-1 VWB8T HARTFORD Sports Schedule SACSlAlvWNTO, Calif. — Fred turnod In a fine 40-88—78 WEST MIDDLE TPKE., Ntor BROAD Nebo ^day night to battle i.AS VEGAS, Nev. — Danny Hutch never ^as known tor nuts but the team had good BROTHERS Rockville (9-8) in the loas Danielson 000 200 0 2-3-0 score of 78 In pacing a field Pcwl Dodq« Pontiac TIRE DO. HARTFORD Danielson also slated to .stai't Valdez. 125, Los Angeles, out­ ovlng around in a hurry, but team scoring to win jiwl b.m column and is now tied for sbe- Wells, Xoung (4) and Storrs; Roots, 163, Sacramento and 'KlW HJSRW ORD '■ Arlsteo Chavarln, 160%, Maxico, of 49 players. INO. T E at 6 o ’clock. pointed Danny Valdez, 123-54, at times In recent months It ap­ Wednesday, July 22 they pleased. Craig Johnson ond place with Manchester and Normington and Weimann...... ■ WfgjBlsiintttaiaii.$ BRISTOL A f tw.tW s pears, he* moves more slowly Walnuts-vs. Teachers, 6—Mt. and Tom Anaaldl ,.wace...oUvot.. Stafford - ' 411 026 X U-15-2 dtsVi ‘ 165 CBNraR STOBBT—iriiL.' IWWBiD" . 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 HOUSTON, Tex. — aeyelaiid gblfqra^b w a wen the FlM»0 M8-I881 ‘THOAIPSONVILLE Phono: 643-5168 two gamea remain on ttie slate, NEW YORk"--” Bbb'By fiartels, ] than ever. His doctor's orders Nebo. standouts for the winner while Down 3-0, Staffoid (2-10) Itouth Windsor 300 000 0 2- 4-6 Mon&y night at DaoMaon and U l, New Yert, s t o ^ i^ Jaan | are_tha^ he take It easy. ShaMowl va. Lsffiaa, t — M t Jack Simmons starred ior Me- fo u ^ hack and a etx-nat sixth Champagne, DeToro (4) and WUltama, 21T, Houaton, a to m d lO M i S C m Mt St. iau qr BwiImi. O m A , $. Om ilnale WedowdNT alfflit ait Ramoa. UiHik, Paarto The Rede win be back on the Neho, I Gehan’s. bmtog toed tbe bpeet. ZtpMie Kto- Ktoeofe; Uaxstf and 'm MAMCXDBBTSR EYBNINa WimATJ\ IfANCHlSTBR, OMOI* WBONESDAT, /ULT 18, 1084 PAGB fBvnm nM

Hooflifl Fm* flak T2 Hon For flak 72 Hooflflfl For Sok 72 Hoi Tte flak 72 W anto^RM l Estate T t fiMII IBtl— W Honsas For flak 72 Ho> For flak 72 In stru ctor 41 51 Cu s t o m Buiur s hednon m.OOO-QUAUTY GAPE close TOR SHADE and shatter, an NEW OXX>NXAL8 — We havf MANCHESTER 717 Center SUNKEN FAMILY room wUh THREE BEEHtOOM C i| M under BooRiig 'Bidtet Help Want8!d->fWRile S5 rsneh, 3 haths, large living to schools, bus line. 6 finished, acra of ihada trsM surrounded Just listed two four bedroom Street—Oleott Drive section. 6 flrmlacs, 9H room ranch, >15,000. Phone R. B. Anthony, FIVE ROOMS, Mo«to ftOBte, lOom, flraplace, kitchen wlta Broker, 742-9431. •nUTHR BAHT OAIW I^^ yiaa . monthly. Inqolre 98 tastefully decorated rooms, ex­ this long, lean oontemTOrary colonials with iCl the extras up large rooms, baOi, lavatory, baths, bulK-ins, garage, cov­ Wins Contest BDDWHLL HOBOD MBproramsHl WANTED — Expartanoaid lai;^ CHtOOMlNO aad boaraBt. Ijoutdns, finished rec room Ml White Interior, |9ki b ^ THBBB ROOM avaztmanta, an Gburoli S t, anyttana. cellent financing available. ranch. 9 rooms include 3 or s on Grandview Street, One home breezeway. S-car garage. AA ered patio, capUvatli^ view. Oomoany — Rooflag, ridtag, al- atenogranher. wrlta Box L, coUoet aad daltvar. R. O. with llr^ la ce and har, at­ Oartton W. Hutchins, 640-8183. WANTED — BualneM zone lot Chaae, B a m o m HUl KennelA batkiiMtte. |9; Maok wreu|tt OttUttM and air oondlttoiite. Wesley R. Smith Agency, 848- bedrooms, relaxed formal din­ has two and a half baths, the none lot 140x180. O ty water, taradauB. addmoua aad r » Harald. For appolBtmoBt oaU Mr. tached 2-car garage, large 1667. In Bolton, preferably Route 9. CLASSIFIED Boltea, 8«8J m . iron baadboard «ar terta bad, BJNFIBLD — 38 minutea M an ing room, living room with other 1V4- Two car garages, sewer. Hot water heat, oil. With ClasM ol all lypaa. 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Traffic fines amounted PLEASE READ YOUR AD ROOnna > qpaclalWiit ra- tors . . . PLUS FORD FAL­ You Can Afford ment garage. Call Bill fix-ups. It’s a new area and MANCHESTER—Large expand­ 1489. was sponsored by Standaril DACHSHUND pupplee, AKC ONLY. THIS OFFER IS NOT M9-5999, 9-8. value. An ideal neighbor­ 7 or 10 acres available, with to >523 and forfeitures, >319. palrliig rooCs d all ktada, nan CONS as Bonus Prises. For j|rasier. you’ll have nice new neigh' able Cape, excellent condition, Brands Corp. j m "WsBt Ai«" are takM o w ^ fhamm m a details, call or write for registered, $86. Kack and tan, VALID ON THE O08MOPOU- hors In the future. Wolverton hood location, close to aU city utilities, garage, extras. brook. No agents. 640-0402. A nolle was entered in the ■MiralfT" Tke adrcrttnr ilioiiM read hla ad the FIRST roola, guitar work, cMmiiaya males or (emale$. Call 844-8388. TAN OR SKYLARK OUTFITB. COLONIAL HEIGHTS Apert- schools, transportation, and WYLLY8 STREET — 340 foot elaanad, repalrad. Aluminum personal interview: mante-4^ room town houaea, Luxury Living! Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Owner 949-1643. record in the case of Mayland ST t i t ArraABS aad REPORT ERRORS la time (or the I COMPLETE $87,000 — Give your kiddles shopping. Full attic and cel­ COVENTRY — Custom built 8 frontage, 648-7444. Clark, 22, of 377 Adams St., who alAag. 80 yeara’ azparlanea. heat, hot water and appliances, a chance to romp around ■eat ta e r tta i The Herald la reapondble (or ooly ONE Inoor- BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN pure­ ROOMS OF BRAND SLATER ST. — $17,900—4 bed­ lar. A 1 u m 1 n u'm storms, MANCHESTERr-In the Buck room Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 8-car was charged with operating un­ Free esthnates Can Boarley, AMERICAN HOME TOY bred OoIHe pups. No papers. NEW PURNITURB private patio and cellar, park­ Elegant new 4 room afMufment the loveHy yard of this 8 garage, 2 fireplaces, rec room, MANCHESTER -^-Burnham rant or oiaKted laoectloa (or aay advertlaemeat aad then ealy In lovely suburban neighbor­ room, 2 bath ranch, big lot, no screens, doors. Priced to ley School area. Big, ImmacU' registered motor vehicle. ^ thii — *—* d a "Ba*e food* liner tloa. Brron which do not 643-8381, 644-8333. PARTIES, INC. Males, $80; females, $38. Call A a p p l ia n c e s ing, M48. 649-4486, 646-6544. bedroom ranch on Center plastered walls, private beach, Street. 1*4 act^ wooded build­ hood within walking distance of basement. Just over Town line, sell. Immediate occupancy. late 7 room Ranch, featuring A number of cases were con­ toHOT ^ the admtteemeat wOl aot Iw oorrected by Marilyn Lentocha 742-7987. TOE ’ ’COSMOPOLITAN” Rd. Custom built and in im­ opposite new golf course. T. J. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitch­ $700. down. Pasek Realty, 289- ing lot, 166 foot frontage, no RAT’S ROOFTNO OO.-flhlngla MANCHESTER Garden Apts.— high school, bus, riioppbw and water or sewers, >8,300. Own­ tinued for trial or disposition. -m d u ) feed” hnertl ta, Kingsbury Ave. Ext., R.D. No. 1 8 ROOMS ...... 1180 maculate condition. Call Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. en with large dining area, 7476, 643-7208, 742-8348. roofs, ratters, built-up roofs, 4^ room apartment, complete­ minutM from Parieway. Q u ip ­ Barbeuti Babin. er 643-8887. roof and chimney repelrs, Ray Rockville, Conn. 06066 t h e "SKYLARK” ly redecorated. Includes heat, bullt-lns, fully finished and ROCKVILLE SESSION Phone 876-1883 Articles For Sale 45 3 ROOMS ...... WOO ped with G.E. reMgerator, SO. WINDSOR—$6(X) down buys BELFIORE AGENCY heated rec rocrni, 2-car garage, SOUTH WINDSOR — Split lev­ Jackson, 643-8338, Ray Haga- hot water, atove, and refrig­ builtln G.E. oven, range, a 8 bedroom 514 room ranch, el, very deslraWe, 7 rooms, ga­ James B. Beasaw, 20, of 124 THE •’CARROLL’TON” $88,300 — Here is a ranch 100’ frontage, built 1959. Ex­ Wanted—Real Estate 77 DIAL 64i- 2711 now, 849-2214. SCREENED loam for the beM erator. Available now. $120 garbage dispoeer. Rent Includes oil hot water heat, 100x200 lot. 648-5121 rage, 1*A baths. Price $18,500. Orchard St., was fined $10 each 3 ROOMS ...... >894. per month 64S-8676, 643-0000 or home with great possibili­ cellent buy at $22,900. Wolver­ on counts of operating a motor In lawca, delivered from our THE "PARK PLAZA” heat and hot water, free polic­ Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. 8 bedroom ranch, attractive PLANNING TO SELL your screenhig plant Andover Co­ at office 18 Forest Street. ing, outdoor picnic and recreo' ties for present home com­ breezeway room, garage, fire­ property? Call Joseph Barth, vehicle with improper muffler Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Radio-TV Repair RN, PART TIME. Call 848- 3 ROOMS ...... >488 fort and future value. 8 bed­ and no front fender. A third Lost and Found lumbia. CMorge R. Orifflng, The “BRIDE A GROOM” tion area. $18,500—7 ROOM Colonial. Uv- VERNON—Ranch 6 rooms, SPACIOUS three bedroom place, unusual family room In Broker, 640-0320. Services 18 3368. rooms, 2 car garage. Many ing room, fireplace, formal basement, $20,500. 6 room Co­ count of failure to notify the FOR SALE — 26” boy’s Ameri­ Inc.. 743-7888. 3 ROOMS ...... >697 140 OAKLAND STREET, 2 room bedrooms, family size kitch­ ranch, Keeney School area, tiOST — Men’s Omega Swiss extras. Can Barbara Babin. dining room, 3 bedrooms, sun one-half acre treed lot, many lonial, garage, big wooded lot, WANTED—Must find 8 or 6 Motor Vehicle Department of can lightweight bike. Like new, OONNHD’fl TV and Radio Serw t h e "FLEETWOOD” apartment $60. 649-6229, 9-6. en, partial rec room in bsae- wrietwatch with Spldel bend. TAKE SOIL AWAY U^e Blue Only $125.1 porch, natural woodwork, ni- ment, lot 90x156 with trees, extras. $18,400. Owner 849-6252. $21,600. July Is "bargain room Cape in Manche.ster un­ change of address was nolled by Reward. Finder please return $26. Also, repairs done. 640- lee. available all bourn, flatla- Lustre way from carpets and 8 ROOMS ...... >879 rage, shade trees, centrjdly der $16,500 for waiting client. prosecutor James Lombardo. (action guaranteeA. OaO 849* MANAGEMENT $10 DOWN DELIVERS FOR RHJNT—4 room heated $14,600. Phllbrick Agency, 649- month” . Glenn Roberts Agen­ to the Herald. 3274. upholstery. Rent electric sham- located In Manchester. Phll­ NEW LISTING — Four room Carltcm W. Hutchins, Realtor, Innocento Bidorini, 84, of 1 1816. 8 YEARS TO PAY! apartment, near Park Street. JARVIS REALTY CO. 1 8464. cy, MLS Realtors, 644-1821, 644- OPPORTUNITY pooer $1. Paul’s Paint A Wall brick Agency. 649-8464. Cape, full basement, tile bath, 1337, 233-3325. 649-5189. Hyde Ave., was fined $16 for KOnCB le hereby given that THE PRICE INCLUDES FREE Call 643-5118 between 8:30 a.m.- 188 E. Center St., Manchester failure to grant the right of way. paper Supply. COMPLETELY FURNMHTO 643-1121 TOUR BEDROOMS . . .8? wall to wall carpeting In liv­ Pass Booh No. EB681 issued by Bunness Serrloee A well eetablished Corp. has im­ DELIVERY, FREE SET UP. 4:30 p.m. SO. WINDSOR ranch—3 bed­ ing room, oi! heat, excellent SO. WINDSOR—Oolonia! ranch, Gloria D. Merrill, 19, of 82 Millinery, Dressmaking 19 WITH FREE Eves. 84S-1686, 649-7314 Large family type ranch, sub­ Legal Notices The Savings Bank o( Manches­ Offered 13 mediate opening In this area (or PICNIC Tables, several styles, FREE SERVICE AND FREE AIR-CONDinONINa rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, mod' urban. Ideal spot for children, wmdltlon throughout, city wa­ AA zone. Six large rooms on Union St., was fined $16 for op­ ter has been lost and applica­ extra sturdy construction, 6 STORAGE ’TILL NEEDED. HARTFORD — Sub-let apart­ «rn kitchen with birch cab­ DRESSMAKINQ. alteraUona, a Regimial Manager and several ment, beginning August 1, 3% AND FREE all rooms generous, especially ter. city sewer, $12,8(X). Charles acre lot one-half mile from AT A COURT OF PROBATE held erating a motor vehicle without tion has been made to said VACUUM CLEANERS, toasters. foot. $12.80 up; 8 ?oot, $18.50 REGARDLESS OF ’HME. inets, attached garage, cen at Manchester, within and for the repairing, socks darned, slp- Branch Managers. Women who rooms, alr-conditloning, stove, WASHER AND DRYB5R the*ll'vlng room with fireplace, Lesperance, 649-7620. new school, wooded area to district of Manchester, on the 17th a driver’s license. She drove a bank for payment of the up; delivered. W. Zlnker, Pin' Phone for appointment Ce n t e r b a l l Cor,oniai—st tral air conditioning, aluminum Irons, .amps, drills repaired. pers replaced, patches ap­ want a brilliant future and refrigerator, parking. 525-7934. attached garage, 1% baths, rear. Madeline Smith, Realtor, day of July. A.D. 1964. family car from her driveway amount c t deposit. Free estimates. Free pickup ney Street. Ellington. 876-7148 SAMUEL ALBERT James Parish. Porter Street combinations, $18,000. Phll­ FOUR FAMILY — Spacious Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. plied, dclrts shortened, cater­ position ot security will find this utility room. $21,000 and worth 649-1642, or evenings 643-8139. to a gas station across the Miss 0«orgla A. Potterton and delivery. 520-3866. is what they are seeking. Write Hartford 247-0358 area. 8 years old. 6 large brick Agency, 649-8464. rooms, completely equipped Judge. street; was unab!e to stop, and ing to expectants, little cher­ LAWNMOWER8 - Arlens, Only $150.1 * It. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Eistate of Gordon O. TutUe a/k/a IXjer — Pass Book No. 2164, for confidential interview in If you have no means of trans­ rooms, baths, huge recrea­ kitchens, air conditioned, cen­ LOW MAINTHHANCE — Green struck several cars in the sta­ Savinge Department of the Con­ LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ ubs and small fry. 643-8803. Lawn Boy, ’Toro, Bolens Orbit SIX ROOM duplex, adults. Call MANCHESTER RANC31 — 2 **°'^^*'______Gordon TutUe. late of Manchester In competing for the nation* your City to Martin Harris, portation, I’ll send my auto for 649-2141. tion room with fireplace, built- tral. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Manor ranch with radiant heat, in .said district, deceased. tion, the court was told. al award, the group first won necticut Barit A Trust Com­ pairs, sales, rotor blades Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- years old, excellent location, AUTUMN ST.—$21,800. A swlm- Upon application of Eklna 7\itUe, President, 1635 Wllbraham Rd., you. No obligation. lns, breezeway and attached 643-1867. 3 bedrooms, enclosed porch, Charles W. Hlasny, S3, of 8 the state prize, and were tho pany. Appliation made for pay­ sharpened; bicycle sales, serV' Moving—^Trucking— horse and Bolens 4-wheel SEE rr DAY OR NIGHT AT 2-car garage. $26,900 Phll­ 21 foot living room, fireplace, ming pool goes with this neat canvas covered rear patio, administratrix, praying for author­ Springfield, Mass. tractors. Parts and service. ity to sell certain real estate par­ Middle Butcher Rd., was fined only national winners from tha ment. ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, FOUR ROOM DUPLEX, heated. Samuel M. brick Agency. 649-8464. kitchen with built-ins, naturaJ colonial. 3 Imdrooms, big porch, very nice yard, garage. CJall to ticularly described in said applica­ $26 with $20 remitted on a 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 849 Storage 20 Capitol Equipment Company, A— E—R—T’—S woodw/rk, aluminum windows, northeastern section of tha 649-4734. excellent condition. T. J. OFF SILVER LANE gee — you won’t be disappoint­ tion on file. It Is charge of failure to drive a country. The contest was for l o s t — 4-months-old black 2098. 88 Main St., Manchester. 43-45 ALLYN ST, HAR’TFORD CUSTOM RANCH—S bedrooms, doors, and awnings, attached Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ed. Warren E. Howlamd, MLS ORDERED: That the foregoing male kitten vicinity Vernon UAlIrCHESTBR Delivery. Ugbt PREPARE NOW for next year’s application be heard and determ­ proper distance apart. junior, senior and technical Open dally 7-5, Thursday 7-9, OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. ANDOVER CENTER — 4 room 2 baths, huge living room, garage, $21,900. Phllbrick Realtor, 843-1108. Street. 0(9-8662. REPAIRS on all makes o t re trucking and package delivery. vacation. You will be able to go Lavitt Agsricy BUSUNE ined at the Probate office In Man- Other dispositions: Leo Mlt- high schools of the United Refrlgeratora. wariiers and Saturday 7-4. apartment, stove, refrigerator, fireplace, dining room, rec Agency, 649-8464. MANCHESTER VICINITY — 6 cheeter In said DIatrict. on U>e 30th frlgerators, washers, ranges, farther and do more with MOVING — 6-year-old refrig­ room, attached 2-car garage, room ranch, situated on a MANCHESTER — 7 room Split day of July, A.D, 1964, at two terholzer Jr., 10, East Hartford. States. IjOST — Passbook No. 16461. stove moving specialty. Folding LOAM SALE! Daric, rich stone erator, Whirlpool washer, an­ and utilities included, $65 643-2168 Realtors 878-0397 $25, operating an unregistered and dryers. All oil burners money you save as an Avon beautiful view, $31,000. Phll­ $31,000—RED HOT, just on the 160x160 well shrubbed lot, at­ A beautifully appointed 5*4 level home ideally situated on a o’clock in the afternoon, and that Under the direction o f Ifiza Notice is hereby given that chairs for tent 6494)782. free loam, regular $14 only tique ^ d , old bureau, old book­ monthly. After 6 , 742-6414. Vernon Circle, notice be given to all persons In­ cleaned and serviced. AU work Representative. Carii in on brick Agency, Realtors, 649- market, big 4-bedroom co- tached garage, 3 bedrooms, room Cape. Outside com­ well shaded lot, 2-car garage motor vehicle, $5, Improper use Potterton, the group preipared Passborit No. 16461 Issued by $12.50. Fill, gravel, sand, stone, case desk, odds and ends, cur­ Parkway Exit 96 terested In said estate of the pen­ a complete menu for seven guaranteed. 649-0065. heavy summer-time demand 8464. Ionia. with all the extras. Rec dining room, wall to wall car­ pletely encased with close- kitchen with bullt-4ns, living dency of said application and the of refrigeration plates; Brian the F^rst Manchester Office, tains. Call 649-3866 after 6 p.m. BOLTON CENTER Open 7 days a week days for a family of four, two Painting—Papering 21 for our fragrance-s. deodorants | 643-9604. room, breezeway, 2-car g^arage, pet In living room, built-in oven set aluminum siding. Includ­ room with fireplace, dining time and place of hearing thereon, Schwarm, 19. 26 Main St., Tal- Hartford National Barit k STEPS, SIDEWALKS, Stone and auntan lotions. Complete SPACIOUS 6 room older Co- porch, awnings, carpeting. Sub­ hv publishing a copy of this order cottville, $30, speeding: Stanley adults and two chlklran be­ walls, fireplaces, tiagstooe ter­ 200 CEDAR BASKETBALL and LEAVING STATE -r- Furnish­ APARTMENTS and range, close to bus line, ing ttie garage . . . and a room. 8 bedrooms. large in some newspaper having a clrcu- Trust Co., has been lost and ap- PAINTINO, EXTERIOR and in­ training. No experience need­ Icmial, modern kitchen, 1>4 urban, but In Town. T. J. immediate occupancy, $16,000. closets. Two tiled bathrooms laUon in said district, at least sev­ Baldiga, 71, Rockville Hotel, tween the ages of 8 and lA. phestion has been made to races, hatchways, dry wella clothesline poles, many sizes, ings of apartment for Comer Brandy St. real "picture book” look terior, paperhanging, wall­ ed. Call 289-4922. baths, 3 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, . . . and a 33x24 heated family en days before the day of said $18. Intoxication, and Richard The menu included recipes for said bank for payment and is­ All eoncrete repairs. Reemon delivered or instaiiled; also, sale: Westinghousc refrigera­ and Bolton Center Rd. Inside. 3 large bedrooms and hearing, to appear If they see cause paper removed, dry wall work. Resort Property rage, aluminum combinations, 640-2813. room. Custom built 1961. Wol­ D. Backofen, 17, 33 Brooklyn all dishes to be served. suance of new book. able. 643-0861. NURSE'S AIDE, 3-11, 40-hour 276 tank. 649-1363. tor; cabinet flat top gas stove; walk-in closets, built-in at saM time and place and be At the American Home Eco­ Reaacmable rates. Bank financ­ 100x1401 wooded lot, $17,900. kitchen with dining area, a verton Agency, Realtor, 649- heard relative thereto, and make re­ St., $10, Intoxication. ing arranged. Fully insured. week, or part-time. Laurel 2 studio couches; cocoa tweed For Rent 67 Phllbrl*^ Agency. 649-8464. MANCHESTER-Off East Cen­ turn to this court, and by mailing nomics Association Convention X Y PE WRITERS — Standard ALUMINUM combination storm ^ ^ 1‘hree rooms Bolton long living room with wall- 2813. Ward S. Just, 33. of 7 Berger Free estlmatee. 649-9668, Jo­ Manor, 849-4619. rug 9x15: miscellaneous kitch ter, 6 room Colonial, 1^ baths, on or before July JO. 1964. by cer­ at Detroit, Mich., last month, and electric. Repaired, over­ and screen door, 6’8” high by |H(eat (Thermostat in each apart­ HAMPTON — Seabrook Beach, to-wall carpet. A very at* tified mail, a copy of this order to AnnoiuieeniMts seph P. Lewis. en; four 8 ft. wooden cabinets, BRICK RANCH — Corner of caMneted kitchen with dish­ Rd., pleaded Innocent to a a breakfast for the winners of hauled, raited. Adding nut' RELIABLE WOMAN for care of 34 inches Wide. $20. 643-2090. glass doors. 848-9407. ment) N.H. New three bedroom i CUSTOM DELUXE tractive open stairway. Albert J. TutUe. 39 Croebv Road. charge of breaiSi of peace and Telephone jack In every room Parker and Stephens, owner-s washer, enclosed porch, only Manchester. Conn., guardian ad the contest was given by tti* HLBCTROLUX sales and ssrr chines rented and repaired. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint­ aged lady, light housework, 8 terfront apartment, all util­ are tran.sferred, living out of Owners are moving to Vir­ Legal Notices litem for Everett P. T^ittle. David selected a Jury trial slated for Pickup and delivery service. HotjNolnt stove ities. Aug. 15 . 644-8037. RANCH $15,900. Hayes Agency, 643 sponsoring org*ini»atlon. Ice, bonded representative Al­ ing. You name your own price. days a week. Box G, Herald. Town and want this spotless 4803. ginia reason for selling. This G. T\ittle. Bruce A. TutUe and July 28 at Bart Hartford. Miss Potterton, a graduate Yale Typewriter Service. 649- HIP BOOTS, size 10, worn Hotpoint refrigerator UMITATION OBDEB Judith A. T'uttle minors. fred Amell, n o Bryan Dr., 649-7883, 878-8401. Machinery and Tools 52 ranch home Sold. Beautiful lo­ may be your opportunity of Manchester High School and 4986. $ » IN FAMOUS BRANDS Free twice. $8. 643-4979. Tile bath with enclosed tub BLACJK TOINT — 3 bedroom*, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge Manchester, 644-8141. cation, has three bedrooms, Three large bedrooms, 3 NEWER GARRISON Colonial for a home with a moderate M Manchester, within and (or the oc: Herbert A. Phelon Jr,. Atty. the University of Connecticut, EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ if you run $l-a-week shop-by- EIGHT FOOT porcelain sinks | Laundry in building fireplace, shower, full bath, price at less than owner's LAWN MOWERS, sharpened HAND LAWNMOWER: medium screened porch, pine paneled, living room with a .separate fireplaces. 2 baths, large in fine residential area. ( District of Manchester, the 14th d*y Woman Charged Is an officer o f th# Connecticut ing. Wallpaper borics. Paper­ mall club for few friends. Send with four faucete. Good for in-: Parking dining ell, kitchen with a rooms in best of condition, fire cost. of July, 1964. _ „ AT A COURT OF PROBA'TE AutomobDes For Sale 4 and repaired, sales and serv- (Or details and free 396 page size diild’s wagon, new; 7x16 large yard. 643-50(X). built-in kitchen, slate (oy­ P r e s ^ . Hon. John J. Wallett, holden at Vernon, in and for the Home Economics Association. hanging. filin g s . Floors. Fully dustrial work. Original price i Trees - Brook - Large Yard breakftmt room. One car ga­ er. 2-car basement garage, place, 1*4 baths. paneled District of Ellington. In the Coun­ ice, rental equipment L A M Insured. Workmanship gum- catalog. No obligation. I»opular swimming pool used once. Rea­ $260, sacrifice $38. Fontaine’s Near Route 6 and 44 Judgt. In Shoplifting sonable. Phone 648-4822. 14,400. Ellsworth the Dtctrtct of Coventry on the JOth this order to be published once In fessional bond and the case has Full Insurance Coverage 6242. 649-0210. dew of July A.D. 1964. some newspaper having a circula­ 648-7479. and trailer. 649-9402. floor, front and back porch, ^ gg p l a n t 28 miles way and garage, tree shaded Mitten Realty. 563 Middle Present. Hon. Elmore Turklnaton, been set down for appearance lA % n o r -ir v n r « n ' ’ ^ ___ . . _ ^ .. $11,900 — MANCHESTER Vi­ tion In said District, and sent by FLOOR SANDING and refinish- Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 garage, centra! location, on east of Hartford, 5 miles off MANCHESTER - $14,900. S^lx lot, dining room, large living Turnpike, E., 643-6930. Judfe. mod. postage prepaid to. each of In Circuit Court 12 in Manches­ Tel. 644-0450 Ing (specializing In older Bridgeport operators, good 16 FOOT MOLDED mahogany busline. $106 a month. Call 643- room brick Cape, fireplace, room with fireplace, 3 bed­ cinity—Reduced—Ranch home On moUon of John T. Maxwell. the persons named in said applica­ 1962 COMET CUSTOM, 2-door Wi'.bur Cross. Good labor area. Adminiatrator Bunker Hill Road, ter on Aug. 10. Patrolman Ray­ sedan, private owner, 643-4979. FLOOR CONSULTANT floors). Waxing floors. PaJ:lt- capable men, overtime, in­ Yellow Jacket, Mark 30 Mer- GIRL’S back-to-school dresses. 9859. _ garage, excellent condition, rooms, l'/4 baths, all (or $17,- with garage on beautifully SHADED CAPE—Diane Drive. tion. and bj’ certified mall to Com- After 5:00 P.M. 18 acres plus lake, free water Coventry, Oonn., on the estate of mlsstoner of Welfare at least nine mond Mazzone investigated the Ing. Ceilings. Papertianglng. surance, vacations, benefits, cury engine, Elgin trailer, chubbette 14-14',^, all excel'.ent trees, near bus. .shopping, 400. Wolverton Agency, Real­ wooded lot. An excellent prop­ 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, full shed, David Maxwell. late of Coventry first and second shifts. Ap­ FTVE ROOM apartment In He­ and power, low taxes. Plant days before the day set for said incident and made the arrest fol­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD 1962 CHEVROLET Station Wag­ wet, dry and sanding meth' No Job too amaU. J < ^ Ver- many extras, $400 or best offer. condition. Call 875-0163. like new. Will sell or lease. school. Carlton W. Hutchins, tor, 649-2813. erty at a realistic price. Wes­ large lot, carport. Owner 640- within said district, deceased. hearing. ply J. T. Slocomb Co., 88 bron, Route 86. Oil furnace, hot ley R. Smith Agency. 643-1567. This Oourt doth decree that Mx lowing a complaint from ths on, running condition. Can be ods refinishlng floors, wood, faille, 649-8760. Call 643-0782 after 4. $5,000 down. Owner 742-8628, Realtor, 649-6132. 2596. By the Oourt. seen at 5 Ironwood Drive, off Matson Hill Road, So. Glas­ TWO ST. JAMES Schtwl jump- water heater, newly decorated. MANCHESTER—7 rtfbm ranch, montha be allowed and limited (or BIjgiE M. NEFF Clerk store. asphalt, vinyl, clay, cement, eve. 742-8090. ASSUMPTION PARISH — Im­ the credltons of eald estate to *x- Phoenix Street, Vernon. others. Sealed and waxed. tonbury, Conn. 16 FOOT ALUMINUM, 40 horse!" ere, size 8, $4 each; two girl’s Call 228-3265. OFF EAST CENTER Street—6 3 bedrooms, living room, fire- BOLTON—Big 7 room ranch on hlWt their cUaras against the same mediate occupancy. 7 room Co­ to the Administrator and direote Bonds— Stocks— Evinrude motor, complete new i winter coats, brown tweed with ESSO SERVICE station for room Colonial with 2-car ga­ place, dining room, large pine 4 acres. 1% baths, 3 car ga 1963 COMET Convertible, excel­ Materials. Tel. 649-7627. rage, basement finished off. lonial, fireplace, parii-llk* that public notice be given of this Mortgages 31 ______head, all electric start, wind- leggins, 8-6X, $9; red polo coat, lease at Bolton Notch, High­ rage, like-new condition, only paneled family room, attached large productive blueberry | grounds, on bus line. Char-Bon order by advertising in a newspaper lent condition, .an ideal second WANTED PART-TIME — Man' .shieid, cushions, canvas cover,! size 8, $6 . 649-8418. Furnished Apartments 63-A ways 6 and 44A. CJontact Mr. $15,900. We.dey R. Smith Agen- garage, $17,500. Phllbrick having a drculatlon in said district, car, $100 down, take over low patch . . . gxxid for $500.'001 Real Estate, 643-0683. HAVE SMALL pickup tru ck - SECOND MORTGAGES - Un­ for janitorial work. Apply 40 lights, trailer. All practically - D. Lothrop, 627-4183. ev. 643-1567. Agency, 649-8464. and by posting a copy thereof on payments. Please call Valle, GIRLS’S DREJSSES, blouses, per year Income. Vacant, low the pu'bllc sign poet In said T o ^ o f will do odd jobs. Attics amd limited funds available for sec­ Oak Street or call 649-8334. I new condition, $975. 649-1026. ONE ROOM, heated, furnished Coventry nearest the place where 629-5866, 233-6222. cellars cleaned. Rubbish re­ ond mortgages, payments to skirts, etc.T sizes 10-12-14. ex­ apartment, bedroom set, gas JENSEN STREET—New 6 room thirties. T. J. Crockett, Real­ MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom the deceased last dwelt. cellent condition. Reasonable. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living ranch with walkout basement, moved. Reasonable. Call 649- suit your budget. Expedient MACHINIST—All around man, FIFTEEN FOOT runabout, 78” range, refrigerator, kitchen Land For Sale 71 SOUTH WINDSOR tor, 643-1677. Certified from Record 1969 RAMBLER, very clean, 1043. aervice. J. D. Realty. 648-8129. must have job shop experience. beam, steering wheel and 649-1092. set. Free gas, electricity. Low room, formal dining room, $17,400. Call 648-4254. ELMORE TURKINGTMf, Judge radio and heater, 6 cylinder, Mico Mfg,, 640 Hilliard, Man­ trailer, $200. 649-0117. rent Adult. Apply Apartment EIGHT OR 10 acres with or kitchen, basement garage, all Realtor standard transmission. M9-3664. SHARPENING Service — Saws, A BETTER ARRANGEMENT utilities, convenient location, Know chester. 643-9368. 4 10 Depot Square. i without buildings. Inquire own- OUTSTANDING BUYS knives, axes, shears, akatea, of your finances will make Wanted—^To Buy 58 ’ er 995 E. Middle T^ke., Box One - year - old U Sr R built FHA financed, will consider rotary blades. Quick service. more ot your Income available Diamonds— IV atches— FOUR ROOM tenement, fur-, 5 Manchester, 7*2 I'oom Colonial. 4 spa­ trade. Call Charles Pontlcelll, 1956 VOLKSWAGEN MILLER PHARMACY, 299 WE BUY. SELL or trade an­ AND USE HIM! Capitol Equipment Oo., 18 for personal use. Lump debt Green Road, now accepting ap­ Jewelry ——48 nished, on bus line, parking cious bedrooms. 2 full baths, 649-9644, or Barney Peterman, Main at., Mancheatei Hours Into one monthly payment of tique and used furniture, china, living room with fireplace, Excellent condition inside plicants for general drug store adults only. 166 Adams St. 649-9404. $16,400 — See this cracker- dally 7-8. Thursday T-9. Satur­ $22.28 (or each thousand dollars WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ glass, silver, picture frames Houses For Sale 72 Ijookca.ses, beam ceiling, and out, priced to sell, $626. work, for (all or winter, part and old coins, old dolls and jack Investment property on day 7-4. 648-7968. Including repayment over five time, evenings, or weekends, i pairing. Prompt service. Up to FTJRNISHEO apartment for slate '"(oyer, family style SIX ROOM Ranch In Manches­ HURRY!! Terms arranged. guns, hobby collections, attic years. Burke, 246-8897, men or married couple, 4 $8,600 - WELL KEPT 8% room kitchen with built-lns, com­ ter Green. Kitchen bul!t-ins, Walnut St. in Manchester. 2 The Individual member of the Mancheeter Board of Realtors is really quite Experienced preferredpreferred. Must $20 on your old watch In trade. contents or whole estates. F\ir- family home with 4 rooms PROFESSIONAL lawn care^ , Onnentlcut Mortgage Ex- be reliable. Driver's llcen.se es­ Closed Monday*. F. E. Bray, rooms, 2 baths, park-like lo­ ranch, 3 bedrooms, attractive bination windows, 2-car at­ fireplace, 1*3 baths, garage. A 6 guy when you get to know him . . . or her. He ie ae up to date as ttHnorrow complete lawn, shrub and tree | change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, 787 Main Street, State Theater nlture Repair 'Service Talcott- cation, in the country, 1/5 mile dlntog area, aulurban. Owner fine home in an attractive on the first floor and 3 on 649-1456 sential. Over 18. No phone vllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. tached garage. Immaculate STia TIME TO SAVE service. Call General Spray Conn. Building. to Parkway. 6 miles to Pratt anxious Carlton W. Hutchins, eondition. Owner transfer­ wooded .setting. Wesley R. the second. Good income. on real estate practices, principles, and procedures . . . he has to be. He prob­ calls. Ca!l Carl Zinsser. Service, 649-0060. WANTED TO BUY—Antiques A Whitney. 649-6905. Realtor, 649-8182. red. Priced be!ow replace­ Smith Agency, 643-1567. ably belongs to several other real estate organizations besides jiis. local Board, 1960 FORD CONVERTIBLE, V- ELECTTRICTAN OR HELPER, JULY SPECIAL 8, automatic transmission, DRIVEWAYS, foundations, ceS- Business Opportunities 32 Garden— Farm— Dairy and good used furniture Vll- THREE ROOM furnished apart- CONCORD RD — Beautiful ment cost. SPLIT LEVEL—& rooms, mod­ most of them national organizations. He utilizes modern methals of merchan­ lars sealcoated and w a terp roof------— experienced. Trade School ,age Peddler .Auction House, $19,900 — Buy yourself good power .steering, brakes and graduate or equivalent. Call ment. second floor, heat, hot ranch, large living room, form- em kitchen with bullt-lns, 8 ed under pressure. Call the FOR LEASE—Going Gulf Serv- Products 50 Route 83, Ellington. 878-8711, large bedrooms, dining room, income with this 14 room 2 dising such as, for instance, the Multiple Listing System of his Board. He work* window.s, very good condition, 644-0109. water. No children. Call 643- al dining room, cabinet kitchen, faunlly duplex. Business D A G Penetrating Sealer‘ ■ ice Station in Manchester. Bob Flucklger, and Son. huge family room 21x28 with $1,200 or be.st offer. 643-6214 be­ LARGE CHLTTVATED blueber­ 7376. 2 bedrooms, recreation room, U * R REALTY CO., INC. zoned on Center St. Call in close cooperation with attorneys, insurance men, and banks, and muat hav* a tween 6-7. Servic*. 289-6614. Good volume. Paid training --1 landscaped yard. Marlon B. fireplace, 2 full baths, 2-car ga­ LICENSED PLUMBER ries. pick your own. 30c pint. 643-2692 Carl Zinsser. working knowledge of their functions where real estate is concerned at the sam* program. For details call 525- Dooley, Watrous Rd., Bolton. Rooms Without Board 59 LARGE CLEAN 3'(. room fur-1 aobertson. Realtor. 648-8958. rage. excellent neighborhood, COMBINATION PONTIAC, 1966 , 2-door sedan, 6168 between 9 a.m. and 6 ni.shed apartment, first floor, j ------^------$31,900. FTii!brick Agency. 649- Household Siervices with foreman experience: Call 649-3096. time never impinging upon these functions even in the slightest. Your Realtor automatic trajismis.sion. good p.m. also experienced plumber’s FURNISHED ROOMS, complete private entrance, all utilities, WOODBRIDGE ST. — $14,600— Robert D. Murdock 8464. running condition, good tires, Offered 13-A helper. LARGE CULTIVATED blueber­ light housekeeping facilities. working couple preferred. 649- | plus another B zone lot for 643-6472 is a man of many talents. He is his own public relations and advertising ex­ CXDMPLETELY remodeled res- CENTRAL AIR conditioning.— JARVIS REALTY CO. , $100 . 649-6793. ries, pick your own, bring con­ Centrally located. Mrs Dor- 9608.__ ^ ______$3,000. 7-room home. Big pert, competing with other Realtors who are keen and competent in this area. REWEAVING of BURNS, moth taurant. Main Street location H. G. SCHULZE, INC. tainers. Call after 12 noon. 649- rooms, porch, garage, plenty Solidly built 6 room Ranch. 643-1121 VOLKSWAGEN, 1962 Sedan, holes. Zippers repaired. Win- downtown, reasonable rent with scy, 14 Arch Street, Manches- ^ ^ n d OVER — Two room fur- of ^ e s . Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Tremendous lot with .shrubs Eves. 643-0088 He must run a tight ship, expensewise, and yet not skimp on essentials. He West Road, EUlngton 5951. ter. NO. OOITENTRY — Custom WINDOW radio, extras. CaCl after 6 p.., dow shades made to measure, good lea^ . Owner has other nl.shed apartment for rent, re­ and flowers of all descriptions. 878-9707 Realtor. 643-1577. Built L-colonial ranch, paneled must at times have both the skill of a diplomat and the hide of an elephant 875-6062. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys interest. Tel 649-9953. _ BUTTER AND SUGAR CX)RN, | FRONT ROOM, centrally locat- frigerator, stove. C. H. Stiens. 24 foot living room, many A u­ Huge living rdom with picture made while you wait. Tape re­ EXPERIENCED meat cutter, cucumbers, squa.sh. 21 Angel half block from Main, Route 6. 742-7273. BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room full thentic details, 6 plctures^e window and fireplace. 3 large MANCHESTER — Green Road simultaneously. corders (or rent. Marlow’s. 867 Street. shed dormer (Jape, 4 or 8 bed­ bedrooms. Family kitchen vrith * • Ddux* Tripl* 1967 MERCURY tor parts. $88. Help Wanted— Female 35 wanted. Good working condi-, parking, 89 Birch St. M9-7129. ROOMS, utilities, free acres. Hayes Agency, 643-4M* Solid, silent, expandable Cape, Main.. 649-5221. tions. Write Box K, Herald. rooms, 1>A baths, garage, $16:- di.shwa.sher. Spotle.ss condition. 4 down, 2 unfinished up with Track Call 649-8984. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman parking, adults, bu.sine.ss block. 9(X). Phllbrick Agency, 649- All these things a Realtor must do and be .. . and more. A Realtor must com­ FURNITURE Refinished, colors! RN OR LPN, 11-L MANCHESTER - Big Spot! Wolverton Agency, Realtor, dormers, copper plumbing, Household Goods 51 only. Free parking. Refer­ Depot Square. Tel. Mr. Keith, 8464. Colonial with breezeway and bine the modern, up to date tactics and facilities of today with the old fash­ C3HEVROLET. 1969, I m p a 1 a changed, estimates given. Man- 1 part-time. Vernon Haven, 878- Salesmen Wanted 36-A 649-2813 plaster walls, fireplace, ame­ ences required. Call after 6, 649-8191. garage. 1% baths. Formal din- Convertible. This Is the car CROSLEY refrigerator good .site drive and garage, beau­ • Wool Pilo ioned virtues of stalwart independence of yesteryear. The average Realtor has chester Refinishlng Oo., 643-! 2077. 643-2693. _ Ing room. Large working kitch- CXINCORD ROAD ” ^ you've been looking for. May A NEW TRAINEE program running condition, $86. Tel. BEDROOM AND KITCHEN, tifully landscaped. Priced to W^thorstripod 9283. PART-’n M E and full-Ume fab- now offered by nation’s oldest *n. 23 foot living room with room ranch. Finished base- no fringe benefits, vacations with pay, salary, eight hour day, or pension at the be seen at 38 Oak Street. Tel. 643-0603. TOE THOMPSON House. Cot furnished, for two adult.s, in­ sell at $18,200. (3all Frank L. 64S-14S3, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. HAND BRAIDED rugs made to ric .sales girls wanted. Apply ‘ sales concern. Home .supplies cluding gas, electricity, heat, INVITATION center fireplace. 3 bedrooms., ment, 1*4 baths, real mt Bausola. 742-8282 or 643-6696. tage Street, centrally located, Oose to stores, schools and with picnic area. elc. Terrific end of the line. He will “ Face the Nation” each day without guarantee of m y order. Call 649-2462, 10 a.m .-8 to Manager, Pilgrim Mills, and chemicals. Car and refer­ large pleasantly furnished hot water, private bath. Call buses. A Real Buy at $20,9(W. : buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, • Ufotimo Fiborglos ' Trucks—^Tractors 5 p.m. Hartford Road, Manchester. ences neces.sary. $110.00 guar­ ASSORTMENT of good Usm] 643-7636. TO BID PORTER STREET Area—4 bed­ kind except that which his talents and efforts will bring him. He knows, ao Open daily 10 a.m.-9 p.m., rooms, parking. (3all 649-2358 Wolverton Agency, Realtor,! 643-1577. __ room Colonia! priced for Im­ antee to start. Call 644-0202 be­ ranges 64S-656S. (or overnight and permanent Scaled bids will be received SerooR matter how much he may rationalize, that any success he may have will be in Saturday, 10 a.m,-8 p.m. tween 6 and 8 p.m. for Inter­ 649-2813. mediate sale because of own­ 1963 INTBRNA’nONAL heavy guest rates. - _____ T, • 1 _ at the Office of the General ! MANCHESTER — central, bus duty half ton pickup, good Building— Conti;ficting 14 view. LARGE SHIPMENT apartment ______er transfer. Call for further direct proportion to the utilization of said talents and efforts. Business Locations Manager, 41 Center street, Be a u t i f u l paneled heated ' line. Excellent 2-family of' particulars. Wesley R. Smith eondition, $225. Comer hutch, size stoves, $25. Fontaine s noMFORTABLE room for gen 4 n . 4 i:,. Two heating systems. ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, Restaurant Equipment, 478 Fdr Rent 64 , Manchester, Connecticut, until family room off kitchen, 8 bed Agency, 643-1587. ,810. 643-2606. Help Wanted— tleman, separate entrance, Priced* to sell at $16,500. 'Therefore, because your Realtor is professionally ewnpetant in his service to cement floors, garages, bath­ TOY PARTY Windsor St.. Hartford. 627-6771. ■=rr=— ^ . .----- July 28, 1964 at 11:00 A.M. for room ranch, aluminum storms, rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof- Male or Female 37 parking. Cal! 649-2655. TOR LEASE—Excellent loca- Electrical Work— L 1 n c o 1 n cellar, 153x246 lot, only $15.- Hayes Agency. 643-4803. DUPLEX — 6-8, many modern you, because he is bound by a strict Code of Ethics, because he 'takes part in DEMONSTRATORS EVERYTHING In sterKlzed re- tlon for doctor 8 office or gchool, 494 Main Street. Man- 603. Carlton W. Hutchins. 649- improvements, close in town, fO R SALE—Pickup truck, 1940 big. Call 649-4291 MIDDLE AGE VWDOW has, beauty parlor 416 Main Street. the community as well as partakes of the community, because of these and .fltudebaker. CJall 643-6306. j w 5 iK “ T 7 l7 o ^ conditioned used. . . furniture and , room for rent In private home nomnletAlv renovated and am* Connecticut. 6132. St. James Parish, $19,800. War­ appliances quality-low , . . privilejce of t n ^ Bid forms, plans and specin- SPORTSMAN’S CAMP ren E, Howland, Realtor. 648- many other reasons, whenever you are involved in a real estate transaction, do patios, fireplaces, sidewalks Join one of the oldest, FRIENDLY ICE CREAM TWO FAMILY-Central Man­ INSTALLED Trailers— SHOP prices. LeBlanc_Furniture, IM uving^ room. Mlddto age work- ^ ^ Realty 643- eations are available at the Con 1108. and handy work. Call 643-0607. largest firms in the Toy South Street. Rockville. 875- troller’s Office, 66 Center Street, chester, excellent condition, Pittsburg. New Hampshire see and use a member of THE MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS. Mobile Homes 6-A Party Plan. Big Christmas Ing gentleman or lady prefer­ garages, assumable mortgage. NEW RANCHES — Three new 172 Union St,, Rockville 2174. Open 9-8. red, but will consider others STORE — Main and Eldridge,. Manchester, Connecticut. QUALITY CARPBNTRY- selling season starting now. Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643- ranch homes under construc­ Now accepting applications for HIGGINS CAMP Trailer, alu- Rooms, dormers. porches, Full or spare time money­ BABY CRIB and chest, high 648-6813. 1667. Near Canadian Border — Con­ tion. Six rooms, garage, full fall and winter part-time posi­ able. 649-8404, 12 noon to Connecticut. Tnimmi, -opens to 12 feet, new basements refinlshed, cab­ making opportunity. Exper­ chair and playpen, two tri­ f necticut lake region, also Lake basements, big lots within a tions evenings and weekends, p.m. RICHARD MARTIN, MANCHESTER—Deluxe 6 room T E L M9-34M ;top, sleeps 4-6, $400. 640-160$ inets. built-lns, formica, tile. ience not necessary, Nc In­ cycles, two matching mahog­ Apartments— Flats— Francis Area. block of a new school. FHA No job too small. WUUam male and female, over 18. any end tables. 648-19|M' General Manager. ranch, 2 baths, 2*ar garage, or Va. Terrific value for only BUYING OR SEUING REAL ESTATE • • 16 FOOT HI-LO aluminum vestment — High Commis­ Tenements 63 3 rooms and full bath, modern­ MANCHESTER Robbins carpentry sendee. sions. Openings (or Man­ 2ND FLOOR SPACE family room, % acre suburban ized, spring water, bottle ga.t $18,900. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, ‘camper, used 7 days, com­ 649-8448. 875-9910 BLOND OAK dining set, apart­ lot. Hayes Agency, 648-4803 643-1577. pletely equipped. McBride’s agers. Write or call collect IDOKING for anything In real Suitable for office.s. di.stribu- heat, TV antenna, electric stove, ment size gas stove, horseshoe refrigerator, counter top deep Sport Spot, 680 Center St. 649- for complete” details. San­ estate rentals — apartnlents, tion .space, beauty parlor or r a n c h — EIGHT rooms. South ANDOVER LAKE—Charming, ta’s iPartles, Inc., Avon, and croquet sets, afi In good S747. Special Services 15 condition. .649-9989 homes, multiple dwellings, call barber shop. High traffic Foreign Gar Center Windsor, one full and two half freeze. 5 room cottage, large lot, hot Conn. 673-3466. After 6 p.m. Situatioiw Wanted— J. D. Realty, 643-5129. count, ly*" bullcl to suit baths, modern kitchen with Priced to sell. INC. air oil heat, 2-car garage, tip­ Aaljo brlvlng School 7-A UL APPROVED lightning rods, call 673-9829. Female 38 SILVERTONE mahogany stereo needs. Rea.sonable lease. built-ins, dining room, 4 bed- top condition, full price, $0,- 1 awnings, roofing, siding, gut­ BOLTON— Brandy St. Beauti­ ARE YOU A REALTOR ? console with AM-FM radio, 8 COMPLETE roomri, family room, 2-car ga­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 600. Alice Clampet, Realtor, ters, combination windows. In­ COLLEGE FRESHMAN wants speakers, 6 months old, $200, in­ ful 4 room apartment, modern 649-1647 rage, lot 100x206, owner wants W A R N TO DRIVE — Special FOREIGN CAR SERVICS 649-4643. jkttentltHi to nervous and el­ sured warranty. Free esti­ CENTRAL SUPPLY AIDE, babysitting for August and part cluding approximately 40 al­ conveniences, second floor, quick sale because of Illness, Realtor mates, budget accounts. Bea- near new h l^ school, suitable IDEAL LOCATION for any derly. Classroom for- teen- High School graduate, m ature,! of l^ptember. Coll 649-4868. bums. 648-2618. USED CARS $23,500. Phllbrick Agency. 649- Tel. 643-6440 or 649-6938 NEW IJSTTNG — 8^4 room edn Ughtning Protection, 648- for teachers. Call 640-0771 af­ business or office. Including 8464. ranch, set high on a hill, huge agvrs. Pickup sendee.- Day or willing to learn and able to ! ------“ ■ BOUGHT and SOLD sveping lessons. Ressonable 8818. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, ex- ter 6 p.m. living quarters. 476 Main yard for the little ones to play, [ SURE: THE ANSWER IS YES 1 Street. 649-5229, 9-5.. >13,000 — ATTRACTIVE 3 bed­ sh?r^‘’ci*r’^M aS rtJr w o u l d UKK housework by the ceT.Ient condition, freezer chest, $14,200 — ATTRACTIVE 6 room walk-out basement, kitchen ydqpr abslvu, ..bjrdrfto):, etc, 4% ROQMS, IS Ford Street, fur­ , ^ room ranch, fireplace, alumin- .with (UnlJog..areai, 8 bedrooms, nace, automatic-hot Wktsr and< ‘■-»»-«toniw, ‘-wiclosed carport, Cape, dormers, ImA water heat, NEXT TO $TOE ’n SHOP Beason foir selling too sniKll 262 HUDSON 9 * .. shade trees, near bus, school, minutes to shoj^ng, $14.000.- 273, Mrs. Miller. stove. Phone 648-4761. Houses For Rent 65 boMment, large lot, nice view. A. A. OIOM. DfC Roofing Dogs—Bird^—Pets 4l for family of 7. $76. 643-4238. l> HARTFORD, CONN. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Motoreyclea—Bicycles IT Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor. loptog. Carltbn W. Hutchins, ahUng, painting. Carpentry. Al- RELIABLE WOMAN with own laltpr; 8404H83. 64*4818. d a c h s h u n d NORGE ' WASHING m io h t ^ THREE ROOM ^Mulment, heat 849-8182. 1M2 HARLEY-DAVIDeON, $600. tezanoos and addlnona. Ostt- transportation 2 68 montblk PJVJB ROOM RANCH, $126 a 247-8214 O d l beteirsea 8-8 , p.m., 648- tags. Workmanship guaraa- to iron and clean. Call 648- montli.4 Tel. 875-6130. Itaes. 848-9488. 9484908. Adults only. No pete. 849-91M. 6608. taad. aw Antuma S t 64A m O. \ t V ' > • V'S

WEDNESDAY, JULY SB, MM jEwnittB Ijgntlii Aireraffe Dafllj Net Ptmb Kob TOe Bmmm Far the Week HhiM i ^ ^ I V Etaff Sgt Arthur F. LaFond AL Convention MIy U, 1964 o f the UMted Stataa A m y , Shea Attacks Hearing Slated Tanight HAVi YOUR PORTRAIT Portly aloniy, cooler tanigia. whose wife lives at 49 Brook­ Gets Underway field St., recenUy participated 1 3 , 7 9 8 XanriMra o f tho XuiohM tor with other members of the 7th Quick Vote On ]^visions of Charter SKETCHED BY n e annual Department Oon- Uinai9 of tha Audit , eongreeatioB o t Johovab’a wlt- Iirfaatry Dlvlskm la Exercise • y Ugh hi sea. nnroni will atUnd^the "Prult- ventkm of Uie American In- Bnraan ot Circulation Ridge Runner, a three-day field Ihe town board of directors# cemlhg the 12 proposed quea- Maneheator— A CUy of Village Chmm •M of tba dtetrlct as- training exercise in Korea On Charter gion will be ]^eld at the Hotel y iM y to ba hold at tha East- willm .jaAMsSesM#oondurt am Mpublic tKIlM >iAE«slnarhearing Mtionsa m a Mcenters AwfAMi onAM thettiA proposalnf*nfW UI&l tote which Included extensive moun­ esUbllsh a mandatory review of Bond, Hartford, beginning to­ Bud Schneider arn Btatas Exposition ground at 8 tonigbt in the hearing MANCnESrrER, c o n n ., THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1964 (OlaeeMed Advertlidng ea Page 2IH pRicx SEVEN c n m at Woat Sprlngfldd, Masa, be­ tain fighting techniques and Former GOP Town Chair­ room of the Municipal Building the general manager’s perform­ day and oonunulng through VOL. LXXXm, NO. 250 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECmONS) ginning tomorrow and oontlnu- tactical maneuvers. man Atty. John F. Shea, re­ on about SO propoMd charter ance every second year in No­ Saturday. ^ IN FRONT OF OUR iTORE chsinges, condensed into 12 vember, commencing with 1985. DUworth - Cornell - Quay Sig through Sunday. cently ^ 4>ointed member o< the The 4Srd Infantry Division queetlons. ’The DemocraU are strongly in Poat will be repreaented by Charter Revision Commission DURING 8IDBWALK SALE DAYS Correct Foreca»t MendMrs a t the Veteraae of Veterans’ Association will hold ’Hie hearing, and aubsequent favor o f the proposal,,while the Kenneth Yeomans, Eugene Its 18th annual reunion at (CRC), who was on vacation approval by tne board, will be Republicans are just as ada­ Freeman, Henry Wier^ckl, World Wiar n AiwlHary will Francis Miner, Herman Wag­ THURS., FRL, SAT.—JULY M-84-W NOR’TH GRANBY, Conn. ■ponaor a picnic for patients at Lsike Iforey, Falilee, Vt., on last week when the CRC com­ the next to last srtep in plac­ mantly opposed. (AP> — It rained at the Sept. 11, 12 and 18. All former menced and completed its short ing the questions on the 0«t. 5 ’The directors, after the pub­ ner and Earl Petersen. Alter­ the Rocky HUl Veterans Hospi nate delegates will be Anthony company picnic Wednesday tal at d pjn. on July 28. Any members of the division and deliberations, has issued a votkig machines. ’The last step lic hearing, and after voting ap­ just as the company said it statement, atUckihg what he will be to file the questions, at proval of tho charter revision O’Bright, Lee Palino, Edward one interested In helping may tiielr families are welcome to Walters, Burton Frasier, <3arl might. The company ? Brooklyn Negroes least 90 days prior to the elec­ attend. For additional informa­ calls the "rubber-stamp” meth questions, will discuss the town’s Travelers Weather Service, eontskct Mrs, Hden Erickson, tion, with the office of the sec­ Priesa and BJdwln Edwards. tion, write to Ool.. Joseph B. ods’ of the commission. participation in a 4-town, gar­ m o o r apeciallsts in forecasting fO Cottage St. Delegates and alternates frmn S <>»«*«»* The commission first met retary of state. bage-incinerator project, pro­ Zimmw, State Armory, Hart­ the auxlllMy will be Mrs. Ed­ and meteorology. ford. for 16 minutes on July 18, and ’The 12 questions are the ex­ posed to be erected at the »1T MAIN STRBBT-JJANCHBSTEll again, this time for 30 min­ act ones that were defeated at town’s Oleott St. disposal area. ward Walters, Mrs. Ruth utes (Including a public hear­ the May 19 referendum for lack Tho participating towns are Hlckox, Mra Bessie Farris, V A Monastery Eucharistic Mrs. EJverett Kennedy, Mrs. Eu- ing) on July 17. of sufficient affirmative votes. Manchester, Vernon, Bolton and Hour will be offered Sunday, A new Charter Revision g«ie Freeman, Mrs. Leon Brad­ the Feast o f St. Anne, in her It has approved and sent to South Windsor. Events the board of directors the same Commission w a s appointed ’The directors are also expect­ ley, Mrs. J. F. Wallett and Spurn Peaee Plea honor on behalf of the sick emd Mrs. Wilbert Auden. Dele^tea 12 questions on charter change early this month and, with the ed to sign three bid waivers: g. - X;. suffering at 3:30 p.m. In the as were defeated at the May exception of one member (Atty. at-large will be Mrs. Wilber One for $30,900 for extension of Little, department chaplain; Adoration Oispel of the Mona.s- 19 referendum. John F. Shea (R) for Aity. a sidewalk repair contract with In State f ^ tery of Our Lady of Grace at The board of directors has Thomas Bailey), is composed Mrs. Henri Pessinl, department Charles Pontlcelli; another for music chairman, and Miss Bar­ Stiidebalar J North GuUford. scheduled a public hearing of of the same men who proposed an estimated $2,000 for repairs bara Wallett, department mem­ its own for tonight at 8 in the and steered the questions onto to a Disposal-based bulldoser; Mayor Urges Mrs. Marion Crossen, 137 N. hearing room of the Municipal the May 19 voting machines. bership chairman. and the third for an extension of Members of tho Manchester THE C0MM0N-8EN8t GAR Court, Lawyers Elm St., has returned home af­ Building. ^ ^ , The commission was Instruct­ a contract with Data Processing Atty. Shea’s statement fol­ ed by the board to reconsider auxiliary serving on the con­ Order; Riots ter spending a week at Castle of Hartford for preparing motor vention committee Include Mrs. Hold Conference Harbor in Bermuda. lows: only the same proposals, and vehicle, real estate and person­ I "I sincerely hope that the did so last week in two meci.- Pesolnl, music; Mrs. Little, me­ al property assessment lists. A morials; Mrs. Leon Bradley, On Apportioning! In Fifth Night Board of Directors will reject Ings and a ptibllc hearing, in $6,206 item has been Included in the recommendations of the so- a combined elapsed time of 48 pages; Miss Wallett, program, Belfast Guest the town assessor’s 1964-66 and Mrs. Wallett, publicity. « < 8 0 0 called Charter Revision Com­ minutes. budget to pay for the last item. HARTFORD (AP) — A NEW YORK (A P )— Ne­ mission, following its farcical ac­ The greatest controversy con- DONT WAIT TILL OCTOBER Ends Town Visit tion of the past week. It com­ three-judge federal court gro rioting and looting and RipInWiikk pleted Its business after two met in closed session today police gunfire erupted Joseph McReynolds of Belfast meetings and a public hearing, GET CLOSE-OUT PRICES with attorneys of all .con­ again during Wednesday Ireland, left from Bradley Field all in the course of one week, cerned parties to dikcuss night despite a broadcast colildiT deep withFriday night for Logan Interna­ consuming a total of less than PLANNING TO BUILD? methods for reapportioning plea by Mayor Robert F< tional Airport, Mass., where he three-quarters of an hour. Ob­ RIGHT NOW ...IN JULY boarded a jet for his home. He viously, there was no Intent to You’ll be building a bright future for your fam- the Connecticut General As­ Wagner for peace and or­ had spent the past three months seriously consider any needed ily when you “feather your nest” with savings. sembly. der. nagging as a guest of his sister and changes in our charter. It was the second such meet­ Police shot and wounded ttiree brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "The so-called CRC was mere­ When building plans call for financing— you'll ing— the first was July 2— Negroes and arrested 122 in the William R. McMullen of 11 Ed­ ly a rubber stamp to okay the since the U.S. Supreme Court Bedford- Stuyvesant section o t mund St., and his niece and her recommendations of the previ­ be better off with a “Savings & Loan Home upheld the federal panel’s rul­ Brooklyn in the frUh sucxieaslve husband, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ous commission, which had al­ Mortgage. ing in the Connecticut reappor­ night of disorders In the city. backadE D. Foster of 368 Woodbridge St. ready been soundly rejected by tionment case. Police said about 200 store the public at the last referen­ The three judge court has windows were smashed, raising Nowl You can get the fast relief you During his stay in this coun­ need from nagging backache, headache try McReynolds visited the dum. ruled that General Assembly the total to nearly 600 in Hie and muscular achn and pains that often World’s Fair several: times. New ‘■The manner in which lliis "ft members must be elected at city. cause restless nights and miserable York City, Cape Cod and Cape commission was organised and 2-DOOR SEDAN large unless both houses are re­ 'Die trouble broke out in Har­ tired-out feelings. When these discom­ Ann, Mass., as well as Con­ run is an insult to the intelli­ S A V I N G S f SALE PRICE apportioned. lem Saturday night after a forts come on with over-exertion or necticut and Rhode Island gence of the people who volun­ ^.CYLINDER ’The lawyers and the judges white police lieutenant fatally stress and strain —you want relief — beaches. — Judge J. Joseph Smith of the shot a IS-year-old N ogro boy want it fast! Another disturbance may teered to serve on it. I v O I V j Heater and defroater, under­ "Tho major changes, calling "Mancheeter’s (/ coating, appearance group, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last Thursday. The lieutenant be mod bladder irritation following Advertisement— s S I ) t I A I ' ' > ' wrong food and drink —often setting for a two-year review of the Oldest Financial convenience group, oil filter, 1.95 and U.S. District Judges Rob­ said the youth was coming at Institution” him with a knife. The disorders sp a restless uncomfortable feeling. Why risk expensive loss: manager and providing fOr his seat belts. ert P .Anderson and William Doan’s Pills work fast in 3 separate removal, obviously stems from H. Timbers—got together to­ have centered for the pMt two ways: l.by speedy pain-relieving action ’Travelers Checks from Con­ a i.e s s T naauciaL READY TO OOl nights in the predominantly Ne- necticut Bank and Trust Com­ the present Democratic ad­ Current Annual day in chambers. to ease tormentrment of nagmngni ' backache, ministration’s dissatisfaction Before the session got under g;ro Bedford-Stuyvesant distriirt beadaches, muscular a»es and paint. pany are the safe and worry- Dividend On of Brooklyn. 2. by sootiiinjg effect on bladder irrita- free way to carry money, when with the manager. Insured Savings way at 10:30 a.m.. Judge "Lacking the courage to deal BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE *L COVENTBx Smith said there was a possi­ Wagner, who cut short a Eu­ tion^ 3. by mild diuretic action tending you go places on vacation. The ropean trip, went on radio and to increase ouq>ut of the IS miles or cost is just a penny per $1. with this situation directly, they bility that the proceedings may kidney tubes. are attempting to circumvent be transferred to open court television and said continued di­ Enjoy a good night’s sleep and the Only you can cash them, but Boland Motors sorders could set back Negro you can cash them anywhere. the problem by altering the MON.-TUES.-FRI.I later in the day. He did not same happy relief millions have for charter and thwarting its origin­ Fv tra llniirc 0PENTILLSP.M. elaborate. and civil rights programs for over 60 years. Get your Travelers Checks at 369 CENTER ST. at WoBt Centar St. al Intent and spirit. I trust that ’The possibilities appeared half a century. For convenience, 893 Main, 16 North Main or L^LICI IIVUI W Thursday 9 a m . to 8 P'.DL—Wed. . dosed At Noon “Law and order are Hie Ne­ ask for the large the Parkade. You are assured the public will not be fooled by Td. 643-4079 O p«i Evanings many on how to go about re- apportionment. New York police put handcuff.s on Percell Marshal, 21, after picking him up for gro's best friend—make no mis­ size. Get Doan's prompt refund if lost or stolen; this action.” take about that,” he said. "The Fills todayl Although the three judge Doai6 throwing bottles during riots in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn opposite of law and order is court has ordered reapportion­ last night. Police had to fire volley after volley over the heads of roving Negro ment of the House as well as mob rule, and that is the way o< the Ku KIux Klan and Hie night the Senate on the basis of near­ bands in the city’s fifth night of riots. (AP Photofax.) riders and the lynch mobe.” ly equal population units, it did not spell out how Connecticut Wagner said news of the di­ THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY should implement the order. sorders had damaged the city’s ’The court could undertake tourist ttade but that none o< 4^4 French Goal Eyed million visitors in the past three FANTASTIC VALUESVALUED DUKINWDURING MANCHESTW'Si*iMiawnwi*i4 • SIOElirJUiK the task itself, or assign it to a special master. It also could months, Inctuding 160,000 Shrin- agree to stay Its order to al­ Asks Parley ^ „ ers now holding Hieir convention IDEWALK low the General Assembly a here, had been attacked. reeisonable time to reapportion O n Vietnam In Scoring Barry The visitors circulate largely SIDEWALK SALE! Itself. in Hie midtown area, visiting It is not considered likely such right-seeing attracHoos as that the court will insist on an PARIS (AP)—President the Untied Nations and Rocke­ HOE A FREE DELIVERY-INSTALUTIOH-SERVICE ★ Scott Thomas, 10, with triple decker ice cream cone, celebrates the 60th anni- feller Center, and Hie Worid’s at-large election this year. Charles de Gaulle today pro­ EDITOR’S NOTE—The Re- Soviet Premier Khrushchev versy of its discovery. ______’The U.S. Supreme Court up­ posed a four- power parley for publl(»uis' nomination of Sen. raised tae operation to the sum­ Fair In (Jueens—well outride the Thoofondt of doHon worth of G «i«o l Eloetrie T ^ vIbIoii — held the three-judge panel’s or­ the settlement of the Vietnam­ Barry Goldwater has been shar­ mit level this week by denounc­ trouble areas. der on June 22. ese conflict and the future sta­ ply criticized by many newspa­ ing both the Republican nomi­ Nevertheless, the Hotel Asao- StoTM — WoBhors — Dryors — Rofrig^wtors. ciation of New York said that ALE HURRY g o o d / ^ V e a r At the July 2 meeting of tus of the whole Indonchlnese pers in allied European coun­ nee and the platform on vdiich tors. Floor Models - Scrotehod - on* ond fow of a kind. First lawyers and the judges, coun­ peninsula. tries, and now by Soviet Prem­ he is running. almost 600 reservations had AS Como First Sorved. Fantastic Voluos - Famous G.E. AppH- D’y’know Any Better Way sel for Republican intervenors Hie president said the big na- ier Khrushchev—in a manner This kind of action by a for­ been canceled in the past Hufee in the oase submitted a propos­ eign official is traditionally days as a result of the violence. T H K E thms with a direct responsibHiy that for a diplomat would be Im­ oncos at LOWEST PRICES EVER! al for study. ’The contents of for the tae of VleL Nam should proper interference in internal classified In diplomacy as inter­ Some 160 Negro leaders, in a VALUES the pn^josal were not made meet to settle the nation’s diffi- affairs. Is it proper? What is Its ference in the internal affairs of rare display of unity amcmg Nafionally Famous public. olties. aim? John M. Hightower, AP the United States, and the dlplO' their various factions, demand­ WILL GO For Enjoying Ice Cream? mat who tried It would quickly ’There were unofficial indica­ He sedd these nations were the diplomatic affairs writer, pro­ ed the immediate ouster of Fo-,, FAST! BARGAINS AVAILABLE JHEYJ ^ J ■ tions, however, that the propos­ United States, Red China, the vides some answers. find himself in serious trouble. lice Commissioner Michael al suggested summoning a spe- Soviet Union and France. In 1888 British Ambassador Murphy. VITALITY Q_90 Lionel Sackvllle-West was sent By 8. R. (SUGAR) COHEN Rights Laws Upheld sandwich at the time and, hard­ Two St. Augustine. Fla. res­ day machinery to summon a ly realizing what she was do­ taurant owners testify In U.S, constitutional convention to Req. ing, placed the sandwich on the District Court that they turned make the necessary (duuigea counter, removed the soggy top sway Negroes because they in the makeup pf tihe General 10.99 In First Court Test wafer, twisted it into a cone, feared reprisals . . . While ex­ Assembly. As a preUmlnary added some water and set the perts assess the results of a step the judges said teere violet into it. Menches was imr successful space glider test at should be a special sesalon of AMERICAN GIRL ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)—Own-^establishmenta In the first two Cape Kennedy, Fla., another the General Assembly sum­ court tests of the new law. pressed, but thought nothing of era of a restaurant and a motel laun(di team prepares the Rang­ moned for the week of Aug; The effective date of the in­ it. PERSONALITY are preparing to appeal to the er 7 spacecraft for a shot at the S. A constitutional oonven. junctions was delayed until Aug. In the meantime, the ice 1965 “ INTRODUCTORY U.S. Supreme Court the land­ moon on Monday. tlon must be called by the mark declaion by a three-judge 11 to allow time for appeals. cream she had set on the coun- KAY DEB Bishop Fred Pierce Corson legislature. OFFER” ON G.E. federal court upholding consti­ Rolleston filed suit against'the tutionality of the new Civil government to block enforce­ (See Page Thirteen) of Philadelphia, pre fdent of the World Methodist Jouncll, ac­ GOLDWATER. SORRY Rights Act. ment of the law within two PORTABLE TV " I think justice will prevail- hours after it was signed on cuses in London the European WASHINGTON (AP) — NOW, •nd we will be given a favorable July 2 by President Johnson. Castro Penalty press of giving Its readers un­ Sen. Goldwater aaid today verdict by the Supreme Court.” XIaddox was sued by three worthy cari(»tures of Sen. Bar- he’s sorry that some Repub­ Dr. Samuel said Lester Maddok, proprietor Negroes he chased from his res- SfirtlV flrkW fl IV p fl r i« ou***"^**j'^ ' ' licans have declared they of the Pickrick Restaurant. taurant at gunpoint on July 3. ^ ^ l l O W a O W n i l C a F h . Sheppard outlasts ^ e prose, cannot now support him as Moreton Rolleston Jr., head of The Negroes later were joined ——— 1 cutlon In another legal battle to tho party’s pre&entlal nom­ Better Italian the Heart of Atlanta Motel by Hie Justice Department. ' WASHINGTON AP)—The in -, remain out o f ^ s o n and it ap- inee. and ^ d e d the GOP Oorp., said he would abide by Both suits questioned the con-1 ter-American foreign ministers; pears it couldnie weeks or even muat “ Stick together.” Oold­ Barefoot Sandals the order but would appeal im­ stitutionality of the public ac- conference headed for a final i months before he learns his fate water, back at the Senate for mediately. (Ximmodations sections of the showdown today with a m ajorl-'; • ■ Navy biological scientists the first time slnoe he won The men commented Wednes­ law. ly reportedly already decided to m Washington are seriously the Republican preeidential Baric arguments In each case vote for a diplomatic and trade dreaming of some day making nomination, tgU newsmen O-I-A-N-T CAPACITY GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC 1963 CLOSEOUT day shortly after the judges is­ sued injunctions against their hinged on whether Congress had quarantine on Cuba. m«n “temporarily superhuman" "That’s their own oholoe. I’m PORTABLE 1984 MODEL constitutional authority to enact All six foreign ministers who In strength and muscular con- sorry that they fool that CLOCK RADIO STEREO AM - Fli G-E WASHER the law. The court disposed of addressed the conference i trol by giving them chemicals, way. Republicans have to this issue before ruling on the Wednesday supported Venezue- it is dtsclosed. stick together,” he said In a QE DISHWASHER Rose Wood ' 5 Dixie Help Asked -H-rr- law's application. | la's demand for a stiff penalty Top New York City officials running news donferenoe be­ The decisions were handed j on the Fidel Castro regime for say Communists had a hand in tween his ollioe and the Sen­ On Poverty Bill down by .Chief Judge Elbert P. subversion In Venezuela. starting the city’s racial riots, ate floor. Goldwater said hla Tuttle of the, 6th U.S. Circuit Mexico and (^ile are expect­ but Negro leaders discount or aides are working to set up a WASHINGTON (AP) — Court of Appeals and District ed to oppose the mandatory minimize the Omimunist role conferemw of top Ropubllp $4000 Administration leaders drove Judges Lewis R. Morgan and break in relations, but they are . . . Malaysia’s Prime Minister cans to seek party unity. for Senate passage of President Frapk A. Hooper. given little chance to change thb Abdul Rahman says In Washing­ ton the outbreak of racial riot- NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES Johnson's $962.6-milllon antipov­ They said that motels and res­ indicated position of most of the LBJ ’TO JAMBOREE erty bill to^y after accepting a taurants offering to .serve inter­ conferees. I ing in Singapore may <»uise him — WASHINGTON (AP) — BUT STILL A GOOD SELECTION! ‘254 ■■ I atate’s rights amendment they state travelers can be brought Brazil contlnlTed efforts to j to shorten his visit to the United Prealdent Jidmson will fly hoped would pick up support under interstate commerce re­ find a compromise solution to ^ States and Canada. direct by hellpter toalgha avoid a split with Mexico and Four masked men in Monte from Southern (Democrats. gulations as the, act directs, and from the White Haesa to tha NO MONEY DOWN! UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! The bill has come under therefore cannot c|iscriminate Chile while satisfying most oth­ Carlo, MonsMio shoot a police­ heavy attack from Sen. Barry against Negroes. er member nations. man and JUMther man as they Boy Scoot Jamhoean a$ 'Val­ Ooldwater of Aiisona, the Re­ “ It is clear that the definition Secretary of State Dean Rusk hold up a jewelry store near the ley Forge, Pa., wisere ha wW 713 MAIN STREETn publican presidential nominei includes the Pickrick,” the ''asked the conference WedneS' Monte Carlo casino and escape addreaa 58,086 dOftito. SERVICE oawfr*i(rid'.-*'“'TWxts<-th«"ll«ilt’Tff d(tj’^;-«r’Thtjwsr 'sawtftioits - on Whlto-HtoHi MANCHESTER kxddng hodgepodge with "the the case. Congress had the pow­ Cuba, and urged a warning to worth of Jewels . . . A n a rp up- ...... irKiIte-Riots Rdfeif-'-- ■ ------■ dsatlal hattooptor ■A ataigle objective of securing er to go this far.” the Castro regime that “ the full Bwlitf of voter support In the Blast fraared Rusk also called on tbe T n % ally hgr 84 par to >1. ae- less tjian five milea away, but few siifrs of tension were to be seen in the \ team by hal e o rd li^ to tha Leuia Har- ^ t o r O M (Om Page «s*w) Paa lata »sra> (Baa F ajb B lv p ' Broadway touriat «rba aa Shrinera Jield theft national eonvention.*