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>AG» TWENTt-EIGHt THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 196S IfrraUt" ATcragB DaUy Net Preaa Ron The Weather rev tlM Week Boded ForeeM ef U. 8. Weather Bareaa . ' Mrs. Jtusqueline Doughn and aon, ■ done 8«, U*2 Abput Tow n r ' .V .- d -.j A HpspitaJt Notes 139 W. jfidlle Tpke. Fair, net as eool toaight. Low DISCHARGED TODAY: M«l. Public Records 13,601 ia mid 80s. MooUy ounay, whnn Winifred Henderson, 131 Charter Saturday. High hi add to ayper XtlM Jean Ann Reardon, daugh Vis),ting hours are 2 to 8 pan. for Member at the Audit' Oak' St.; Raymond Cote Jr., 348 Wartmntee Deed* 80s. ter of Police Chief and Mrs. James all areas, except maternity, where N. Maift-fit.; Roland Perry, East John E. Mortem and, Viola M. Quality with thrifty ideas Bureau of Oircnlatlea M. Reardon of M Ansaldi Rd.,,will thiey are 8 to 4:30 and 6:30 to 8 Hartford: Richard Miller, 482 W. Morton to Harvey U Johnson a^d Mant}heUer—-A City of[ Viliage Charm. enter the College of New Rochelle, p.m„ aiid private rooms where they Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Marjorie Smith, Grace E. Johnson, property at N. Y., in September. Mis.s Reardon are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Glastonbury: Mrs. Mary Kurlo- S3-.55 Hudson 8t. " / (daoetflod AdvefiMBg ea Pago 12) is a graduate of Holy Trinity High requested not to smoke In patients' wlcz, 34 W. Center St.; Deanna Elwin E. Baker and Hi m ] vC • • a the big difference at VOL. LXXXI, NO. 276 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1962 PRICE FIVE CENTS School at Hartford where she took rooms. No nrore than two visitors Lawson. Windsor. ^' Baker to Teresa M. Farr, prop a college preparatory course. She at one timd per patient. erty on Hartford Rd. plana to enter the field of teaching. Hazel R. Greenway and Eliza Patients Today: 183 Town Will Seed beth Oreenway to Eli B. Tambllng .W hen'll comes to buying food—prices, although they appear Peter Edward Saari, soh of Mr. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jr. and Pauline E. Tambllns;, to b«, aren’t always tha sama! Only the names at merchandlaa S ta te1 N ew s arvd Mrs. F»dward M. Saari, 58 Mrs. Enalne Boggi, 99 Ferguson property on High St; look alikb but hare la whara tha similarity anda. Pln^urst. Plymouth Lane, a senior and pa- Rd.; Debra Burgess. 797 Hartford Old Garage Area Rene E. Thirion Jr. and Wilma quality presents a 4}ffperty and Hager Pood Service Inc. against Hayes-Velhage Post of Went "Newspapers • and the Busine.ss the police department property. Hartford will be hosts at a recej}- ville; Mrs. Barljara Bartlett,- Co John E. Morton, et ux, property CAMBRIDGE, Md. (A P )— U.S. Continues Soviet Armor Escort The removal of the pavement tion after the installation. Beat” Is the title of a talk to be lumbia; Ellen Moberg, Andover; at 53-55 Hudson St., $300. A Connecticut woman and given by Webster T. Gauld. fi Mrs. Sophie Bohenko, Enfield. will be paid for from the highway department budget, and the seed FRYING four other persons have been The Guard Club. Women’s Bene nancial editor of the Hartford BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ing will be paid for from the park freed in bail to await trial by fit Association, will meet tomor Courant. Tuesday at noon at a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Legault, 22 Lenox St.; a daughter department budget. jury on charges stemming row at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. meeting of the Kiwanis Club at About a month ago, the general Police 4 rrests Sends Convoy Kathleen McGjiire, 80 Cottage St. the Manche.ster Co\mtry Club. to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson. 36 CHICKENS from anti-segregation demon Allies Want Margaret Rd.; a son to Mr. and manager asked William Curtis, Mrs. Ellen Erickson will serve as Gault has been financial editor superintendent of schools, and No Mctra charge fw splitting or cutting these 2H to S-Ib. strations. oo-hoetess. Members are remind of the Courant since 1959 and Mrs. Joseph Kiitsavage, Storrs; a Mrs. Marjorie G. Friedrich of tenqer, fresh chickens. . .buy them cut-up or whole at Nancy Makl, 2<, North Wood W ithout Fuss daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy James Reardon, police chief, if they Pitkin Rd.. .Vernon, last night was ed to bring g^fta for a kitchen so writes a regular column "The had any better idea of what to do same very low price. bury, ’onn., is charged with tres Russia Help cial. Bu.siness Beat.” He is a graduate Kpehler, Rockville. observed and charged with disre passing In connection with an inci with the property than plant grass garding a stop sign. She will be of Dartmouth College and past DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: on it. dent at the Dizzyland Restaurant On Autobahn Pvt. Whyne M. Wilson, son of president of the Dartmouth Club Mrs. Pauline Gladysz, 645 N. Main presented in Circuit Court 12, Man and Adth disorderly conduct at the They didn't. chester. Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wilson. 19 of Hartford. St.; George Hetheringrton Jr., lb Merrill A Foxwell Restaursmt. BERLIN (AP) — Tension Curb Strife Gorman PI., and Pvt. Charles L. He is on the adult education fa Rockville; Arthur Williams, 4 - The rest of the group—Arnold Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. culty of the University of Con Pearl St.; Mrs. Anne McNeill, 5 / Goldwag, • 24, Brooklyn, N.Y.; gripped Berlin again today Russell Saunders, 120 Branford St.. necticut and teaches English, Lawton Rd.; Mrs. Dawn C. Mellen, What a valua! ^of theia 2!/i lb. ehickans for 3.30 Thomas Kennedy,. 19, Wellesley but tempers tapered off. WASHINGTON (AP) — haVe been assigned to Co. E oi the writing and public speaking. 21 Croft Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy Wll- HUls, Mass.; Allison TuraJ, 24, Three Soviet armored cars Holding the Soviets responsi 4th Infantry Training Regiment at Gault is a member of the Greater mot, Coventry; Mrs. Kathleen Providence, R;I., and Bnez Grubb, the U.S. Army'Training Oemter, Ft. Boudreau and son. Deep River; drove into the Western sector ble for tensions arising from Hartford Chamber of Commerce 19, Cambridge, the only Negro In after putting up only token Dix. N. J.. for eight weeks of basic Economic Climate Committee, and Mrs. Ruth Murphy and daughter, volved-face similar charges. the Berlin wall, the Western training. Before entering the Army an officer and director of the Uni Glastonbury; Mrs.. Ruth Hastille, EXTRA SPECIAL PINEHCRST GROUND MEATS resistance to an American es Big Three powers called on both men attended Howell Cheney They were released yesterday versity Club of Hartford. and son. Broad Brook: Mrs. Bar after a professional bondsman cort and a U.S. military con the Soviet Union today to Technical School. bara Fox and daughter, Rockville: **fresher-hy-far^* at Pinehurst enlisted In the U.S. Air Force and NOT 2-3-4-S-6-7 BUT posted $100 bail on each count. voy moved smoothly along the join in a meeting to prevent Mrs. Darryl Hancock and son, 7 They each asked for trial by Jury Donald R. Begin, son of Mr. and left Tuesday for Lackland Train Walker St.; Mrs. Nancy McCurry LEAN GROUND autobahn without interfer further deterioration of the Mrs. Roch Begin, 714 N. Main St., ing base, San Antonio, Tex. and daughter, 56 E. Maple St.; and their cases were referred to ence from the Communists. the Dorchester County Circuit situation in Berlin. The Soviet guards going to the The call for consultation among 8 TRANSISTORS Court, which will open Its next Soviet war memorial were moved term the last week of October. the blg-power representatives— CHUCK through Qieckpolnt Charlie after preferably to be held In Berlin— FAMOUS MAKE IN p a T it b s o r b u l k only a six-minute delay—com was issued by the United States, DELUXE t TRANSISTOR Extended Forecast pared to nearly four hours 'Shurs- Britain and France in similarly Slices of Boneless Chi/ck for London Broil ... ,1b. 89c WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — The day. The Soviets, who had pre worded notes handed to the So / U.S. Weather Bureau’s extended viously brandished tommy gims, viets in Moscow. Connecticut forecast for Saturday showed no arms. The diplomatic move was a fbl- through Wednesday Aug., 29: West Berliners were hot with low-up to Thursday’s stiffly word RADIO Special Pinehurst Temperatures are expected to anger about the slaying Thursday ed public declaration by the three average near normal. Warm night of a young refugee at the powers holding the Soviet Union Reg. $21.95 Value" 3 In I BLEND through the weekend and cooler wall by (Communist East German still responsible under the postwar the remainder of the period. guards. But Mayor Willy Brandt German occupation agreements GO O D^I^EAR tfEEF . . PORK . . VEAL The normal temperature at appealed to his people to remain and proclaiming the West will not Hartford during the period Is 70 calm. yield on its Berlin rights. FOR MEAT LOAF, BWBDI8H MEAT BALLS and ranges from a high of 81 to "The welfare of the city is more The central theme was that the ••Ifewwwer#?; a low of. 58. In Bridgeport the important than our liitred of the Soviets cannot one-aidely change ^Sails and Sun range is ’io to 61 and at New Ha wall. The waU must go, but until it the fundamental Set-up or turn their responsibilities over to East 1*'' » » , * V • j MAGNIFICENT MEATBALLS NefertlU, broadest 12 meter sloop ever built, as she raced—and ven, 77 to 89. goes, the city must live,” Brandt -r ■ • . • V ; , ' «■* ■ K V Precipitation will total near one said. Germany which the West does not lost—America’s Cup trial against Weatherly yesterday off New recognize. Complete With 2 lbs. ground beef SEAFOOD TREAT port, R. I. Yacht is carrying a Jib staysail under spinnaker on half inch occurring as scattered The United Mates, Britain arid Communist border guards, standing behind tank bamcade.s on the Boese Bridge, peer through bi 2 cupe canned tomatoes (ISl/j-et size France handed identical notes/to The action came at the end of a 3 DAYS ONLY! a Battery FRESH a broad reach, (wind, sid ew all. Dark top of spinnaker Is sup showers Sunday evening. noculars into West Berlin today following last mghi’s shooting of escaping Bast Berlin youth. a Leather carrying eaae cans) posed to trap warm air for extra Hft. (AP Photofax). the Kremlin calllhg for a four- The young man, an Bast Berlin railway policeman, was cut down by Bast German machine gun fire week of mounting tension over the 1 oup flne bread crumbs divided city, marked by Berlin a Earphones BLOCK ISLAND Dodd for Space Push power meeting wlto "a vie))y to as he scrambled under Communist barriers in attempt to reach freedom in West. (AP Photofax 1 CKK preventing further deterioration of via radio from Berlin). wall incidents and the Ck>mmu- a TREMENDOUS POWER Pinehurst 1 teaspoons salt WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. the situation In Berlin" and citing nlsts’ replaceinent of the Soviet a PICKS UP TO 22 STATIONS 1 small onion SWORDFISH Appeal Scheduled Thomas J. Dodd, DOonn., Joined the "brutal killing on the/ Berlto commandant iii Berlin by an East a PLAYS ANYWHERE, CAR, LAKES, UNDER LIGHTS 12 slices bacon today .those demanding gr^pater wall” of a T^ugee. German chief. a BIG SPEAKER SOUND ^ Conflicting Testimony 59c Chopped Yi cup sour cream Boneless Center Slices emphasis be given to this coun ShorUy after the notee were de Senators End Today’s note repeated a call (or a TRANSISTORS GUARANTEED A I.IKETIME try’s military space program. a Big Four meeting on Berlin that a BATTERY COST S9c; LAST 150 HOURS OR MORE Mix beef, 1 cup tomatoes, crumbs, livered, the Soviet UnkMi protested has been issued by the West en Dodd, a member of the Senate’e to.the United States against the a FULL 8-MONTH GUARANTEE Meat egg, salt and grated onion together. several occasions starting with a lb Aeronautical and Space Sciences stoning of Soviet eol^ters in the Hearings on 3-T NYLON Shape Into 12 meatballs and wrap a Committee, said In a .prepared note June 25. strip of bacon around the middle of 89' Britain Orders Fired Aide Denies - Moecow has rejected the Western each. Arrange. \ In a ^ large shallow 'Senate speech All-Weather "42” lb. 49c he had been on record as a propon N egro Judge bid on previous occasions, and baking dish. warned that it there were repeti there was no indication the Krem ent of a atei^>ed-up military effort tions “necessary nieakures will be An hour before dinner bake meat- in space. WASHINGTON (A P )—A Sen lin was about to change its mind 10 lbs. 4.50 balls in a 350F or moderate oven for FRE$H taken to Insure safety of Soviet Estes Probe Fixed this time. . Soblen’sOuster "Our survival as a nation and representatives and soldiers." The ate Judiciary subcommittee hear 15 minutes. Then drain off any bacon The Western note, as did the 15 MONTH our ability to preserve the peace measures were not spelled out. ing on Thurgood Marshall’s Judg- fat that cooks out, mix remaining LOBSTER MEAT ) jbllc declaration ’Thursday, con may ultimately depend on our con The Soviets have repeatedly re sbip nomination, submitted last ROAD HAZARD 6.00 X 16 tomatoes with sour cream and pour trol of the space environment,” WASHINGTON (AP) — Bmery^ Jacobs’ testimony disputing that Jan. 15, came to an end today. tended the responsibilities of tha .over meatballs. Bake 25 to 30 min LONDON (AP)—Britain’s Highfthe interval. Denied the right to jected proposals for talks since of Miller came under questioning four-power occupatim command blackwall, 14 oz. can 1.99 stay in Britain, he is still hoping ”Dodd said In calling for an all-out the new crisis arose after West E. Jacobs, ousted (arm aid offi ’’Amen, and thank heaven,” eX' utes long;er. Serves 6. Court upheld today a government program, under military direction, by Sen. John L. McClellan, D-Ark. to govern Berlin still exist despite GUARANTEE order for deportation of Robert A. for a chance to seek asylum else cial, denied today he ever ordered claimed Sen. Philip A. Hart,' D- tube-type to develop military, space platforms The subcommittee, headed by Micb., when old Sen. Olin D. John Soblen to the United States, where where. (OoaUniwd on Page Seven) a rigged Investigation designed to McClellan, is investigating wheth » Justice John Stephenson reject and spacecraft. son, D-S.C., the subcommittee (Continned on Page Sevea) he faces a life sentence as a So ■He said that while spokesmen whitewash the Billie Sol Eatea er political influence high in the Enjoy freshly sliced Pinehurst cold viet spy. ed Soblen's challei^;e to the depor chairman, announced the hearings cuts. . .1st Prize Bologna, Tavern for the National Aeronautics ind cotton deals, or discussed such k Agriculture Department or else had been concluded. 6.70 X 15 T U B E -T Y P E ...... *10 Soblen’s application for a writ of tation order, issued- by Home Sec scheme with Underseertary of where helped Estes, a Pecos, Tex., Loaf, Llverwurst, etc. retary Henry Brooke, at the end Space Agency have stated that the But the subcommittee still has "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" habeas corpus was rejected. United States shill enjoys a sub Geneva Parley Agriculture Charles S. Murphy. promoter, on shady or Illegal farm ■But return of the bail-jumping 61 of a hearing—broken by a one- to vote and make its recommenda 6.70 X 15 stantial lead in the scientifle ex His sworn testimony before the aid deals. tion to the full -committee, and, no AT p a r k a d E special feature year-old psychiatrist to serve his week recess—that lasted 3V4 days. Senate Investigations subcommit Bulletins TUBELESS ...... 12* sentence again was deferred. It took the Judge an hour and a ploration of space, the majority of The senators are looking partic time schedule has been set on that 7.50 X 14 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE.—MI 0-2848 American people "hold an appne- For N-Test Ban tee conflicted squarely with that ularly into cotton acreage plauit- yet. LEAN, IMPORTED Soblen’s attorneys annoimced half to deliver his Judgment. Dur earlier in the week from Thomas Called from AP Wires ing all that time Soblen sat with hensive view concerning our po ing allotments wrangled by Estes Marshall, former counsel for the •ONLY »a MORE FOR WHITEWALLS they will petition Monday for an sition in the ^>ace race^'-a view H. Miller) a deputy farm aid di from other states. The department National Association for the Ad appeal and expect the Court of his lawyers. Due to Resume rector, who said he had received BOILED HAM lb. 99c that differs conriderably from the finally canceled the allotments vancement of (k>lored People, has BLACK iSAOUB LOOKS AHEAD Appeals to hear it Wednesday. If Midway through the proceedings rosy prognosis put out by NASA.” and obeyed exactly such orders and fined Estes $554,000,' been nominated by President Ken Not all but nijostly center slices they lose there they may take the he asked for a glass of water and Dodd quoted several authorities GENEVA (AP)—The three nu from Jacobs. Miller had testified that Jacobs nedy to be a Judge on the Second NEW ¥proved capable of causing cancer The husky 46-year-old Governor explosions. SEDUCED SECCBITY PLAN .*13 Dean and Kuznetsov announced “ All of the matters which I WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. steak and special chop medical researchers says tests in mice, but the total amount of and former athlete explained that dealt with concerning Estes came SALE have demonstrated tobacco smoke smoke delivered to the target he was going to the girls world 1 the conference, however, their WUliaiii Proxiiilre, D-Wla., Intro 7.50 X 14 - 6.70 X 15 TUBELESS 15 agreement in private talks to un to me in tM'normal course of my ’ ped sirloin patties. drawn through' filter tipped cigar- area from the filtered cigarettes championship softball tournament Independents Call duced a bUl todpy to offer re TO SEPT. 10th tonight at Stratford. His Job will dertake new negotiations. Dean duties as undersecretary of agri duced social security paynieBts gal- 76® ' ettes contains a tar substance that resulted In a lowering of the In culture,’’ Murphy’s statement 7.10 X 15 TUBE-TYPE 15 can cause skin cancer in mice. cidence of tumors, they said. be to throw out the first ball. said Britain, the other party to the to workers who retire at 69. “ And you know in softball, a talks, had been fully consulted on said. . Proxiiiire imid rdo^tioa of the The report, published today in "The ideal of course . . . would ' "I dealt with all' of them strict MERIDEN (AP) — The Inde-^ D’Ancona said he wouldn’t read the Journal of the American Med be to stop smoking altogether," pitch has to be made underhanded the decision. pendent party was split into sev the telegram he claimed to have social security retirement age 8.00 X 14 - 7.60 X 15 TUBELESS 17 India’s Arthur Lall and Ambas- ly on the merits as I saw them'.' ical Association, said six brands they said. or It is not legal,” he quipped. eral camps today in the aftermath received from Kowalski because would help solve the unemploy K eebler’r 39c .Fudgre Sandwich Cqokies on sale at 35c . .dor Fattah Hassan of the United No pressures or Improper Influ ment proi^m by opening Jobs B O Y S ^ a p p r o v e d r e g u l a t i o n ,■ r of cigarettes, including. t;wo filter- ences had any effect on my de of a meeting marked by accusa he didn’t have to ansrwer any ques All prices plus tax and tire off your car tip types, were used to the one- State Gets Land Free tions, name calling, and walkouts. tions for anybody. for younger workers and offering Nabisco’g New Sandwich Assortment ...... 39c (Continued on Pnge Nine) cisions." It was not clear where the party The reading ot the message had social security to older, peop^b year study. (■ HARTFORD (AP)—The sUte The research was undertaken, still remained a party, whether it been requested by John Inaero of who caa’t find work. ALL BRi^ND-NEW! NOT SECONDS! NOT RETREADS I Senate V o te s today acquired at no cost a 13- had a recognized leader, or wlieth- Waterbuiy, the party^s candidate Pants, Shirt»—S«t they said, to determine if the can acre tract In New Haven for a SPACE WORK BBSUME6 SUITS 1.99 cer risk had been eliminated from er it would try to pick up ttw for governor. When D’Ancona NO MONEY DOWN4 FREE EXPERT MOUNTING! Everyday low prices. . special values in million-dollar regional center for Blow to Military Chiefs pieces and field a slate of candi r e fu ^ , party Chairman Nicholas HUNTSVHXE. Ala.. (AP)— U fF T E R E D cigarettes, or reduced by modifl- D ru gs Safety the mentally retarded—first to be " cations in recent years. dates in the November election. Carbone of Hartford ordered two About two-thirilB of the elee- all departments. . Aircraft employes and built imder the state’s new “close The ticket adopted earlier was sergeant-at-arms to remove D’An tririaim on space exploration THESE GREAT NEW TIRES ARE MADE WITH SUPER-MILEAGE TUFSYN Tumors were induced by every i;o home” treatment program. SUPPORTERS...... S9c brand of cigarette tested, they Measure, 78-0 scrapped last night. cona from the room. projeote returned to their Joba others on vacation last Governor Dempsey, in an Ben Bella Gets Cheers The meeting was rocked by an After pounding persistently for to d ^ at the Marshall Spaee said, but the filtered cigarette nouncing the land acquisition, said unsuccessful attempt to force order, Cairbone told the group that Flight Ceater. A spokeemaa NA'nON-WlDE ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE ^ ®TM s o x Ppoifi'59c LYNDEN BONED TURKEY smoke yielded only one-third the AND QUALITY week, will want these WASHINGTON. (AP) — A drug tlie state is most grateful "to New James D’Ancona of Middlefleld to he would be "more than happy,_ nMfa that about three-fourths e( , All new Goodyear Auto Tires Are Guaranteed Nation-wide; 1. Against normal road amount of tar in standard ciga safety bill bom in stormy contro Haven for giving ys this most suit read a telegram he was believed more than glad to disassociate thie total work force, Inctudlng hazards—Le,, blowouts, fabric breaks, cuts—except repairable punctures. Limited to SNEAKERS (Hlgh-Low) . Pr. 3.99 repeat specials. ^ rette smoke. versy two years ago has sailed able site." The land is in the north From Own, Rival Mobs to have received from U.S. Rep. both the electriolaas whs went original owner for number of months specified. 2. Against any defects In workmanship There were fewer tumore and easily through the Senate with west section of the city, neay West Frank Kowalski. (Continued on Page Four) on strike 11 d a^' ago and other and material without limit as to time or mileage. . OYM RAGS...... From ea. 1.49 3 fo r q - O O a slower onset of tumors among out a vote cast in opposition. Rock Park. Those pressing D’Ancona said workers who ! refused to croni' Any Goodyear tire dealer in the U. S. or Canada will make adjustment alkiwanoo on 39 the filtered cigarette group. Its way cleared by public con “It’s news when the state gets ALGIERS (AP) — Ahmed Ben^France resrat Ben Bella’s efforts the picket lines, was on the Job. ALL NABAIFF QUALITY GUARANTEED they had heard it Was a message new tire based on original tread depth remaining and ouirent “Goodyear price." Bumble Bee T a r yields , among standard cig cern touched off by the sedktlve something at no cost.” the Gover Bella won Hiursday night the first to curb their power. A mixture of optimism and pcs- nor observed in announcing that from Kowalski refusing to be the Akop Raps Delays arettes differed by lees than 20 thalidomide, the measure was popularity test in bis feud wiUi Ben Bella’s chief aide, Moham party’s candidate for the Senate. plmlam remained about tha White T u n a ...... 87c per cent, they said. sent an'''tor the house Thursday by guerrilla commanders. He drew med Khlder, told a news confer chances of the work atappnge BEECHNUT COFFEE can 63c (OoatlBiied on Page Seven) D’Angona refused to read the wire, The experimental procedure a 78-0 vote. repeated cheers from 30,000 Al ence the Political Bureau does not but he did not deny the accuracy In Elderly Housing coming to a eomplete end. PklRC GRIND 8 for $1.06 co m b e d of C(mden8ing the smoke A House committee is holding gerians as he vowed to make the intend to bow to any force or to GIRLS' r e g u l a t i o n c o l o r healings on a comptuiion bill, of these reports. from machine-smoked cigarettes military bow to civilian hile in make any concession in its fight Kowalski was to have been the HARTFORD (AP)—^RepubUcan UIQUOB PUCE FIX CHASGBH I to obtain the W , they explained. similarly designed to strengthen 2 Easterly Waves a socialist Algeria. (or supremacy. IndependenU^ "big name” candi gubernatorial candidate John Al- W.ASUINGTON (AP) - r Tha NEW CROB The tar was (Ra^ved in a sol safeguards against the marheting Thursday idgfat’S demonstration NEW NATIVE Swansdown 39e Ben Bella’s speech climaxed date. sop said today that the state’s Justleo Departoseat asked tha LONG ISLAND vent, acetone, and applied to the of dangerous and ineffective In Carpl^an Sea hours of rival demonstrations In seemed to strengthen the politi The fledgling party is largely courts toitoy to praUbit tha NICHOLS-MANCHESTER SUITS 3.88 Cake Mixes . .8 for 89e shaved skin (rf the mouse in drugs.. * the historic Algiers Forum. They cians’ band. But the demonstra made up of dissident Democrats. housing program (or the elderiy House of Seagram lac., ftoas CARROTS The only sharp disagreement in POTATOES amounts equivalent to 8.S smoked began with anti-Ben Bella out tors appeared to be motivated Kowalski himse^ defeated by for has not gone far enough. lixlag prieee ea thrangh- SOX...... Pr. 59e cigarettes a day.* the Senate debate was over an MTAMT, Fla. (AP)—Two easter bursts and a flash of violence and mainly by resentment at the post mer Cabinet Secretary and Gov He said, in a campaign state ont the aettnni Atty. Gen. Boh- amendment sponsored by the ly waves—^whlch sometimes grow 10 lbs. 39e ‘Tn recent years," the report ended with both groups of demcn- independence chaos that has ernor Abraham A. Riblcoff in his ment, that the )ong waiting lists ert F. Kennedy said the order WHITE SNEAKERS ...... Pr. 4.49 tello bag I Oc Butterball stated,^ "the tobacco companies bill's author. Sen. Estes Kefauver, into hurricanes—devek>i>ed in the gripped the country and ready to effort to obtain the Democratic of senior citizens' III the towns DTenn. TTiS Senate rejected 63-28 stratore eemblnli^ forces to roar was requested la .a clril aaU- have Introduced many new brands Caribbean Sea following the north approval of the deputy premiw acclaim any one promising them nomination for U.S. Senator. and cities of the state was proof trust salt filed ■imuttaneonsiy. TIRE Turkeys 39c and 47c lb. and have modified existing jbrapds effort to require compulsory ward movement of the storm bar': a better future. * During the tumult, the chair of this. llMnsing of drug .patents when who is Algeria’s leading political with a criminal tofsrmattoa JubilM Yellow Paachea from Fere . . . Sweet Potatoea . . « of cigarettes. , s rler. . The guerrillas of WUaya (Zone) man staged out. Another took his In Torrlngton, Alsop said, therea Bgaimt the Hanro of Sedgrana OauUllowar . . . F iu ^ Native BUeiiig Tematoee. ' there is a 500 per cent markup Hie Weather Bureau said the figure. 295 MOAD ST. "The advertisements of aome . It was not immadiatelx appar No. 4 sriio occupy Aliment had place. Only about 40 perrons were was s waiting Ilqt of 80 (or a in V B . W stilet Oaart hi ML ARMS OP MANCHESTER brands imply that these modifica- id the price to pharmacists. Bermuda Ridge flnaUy Is -slipptaig thwarted one Ben Bella demon present at the start but the meet project that wlU bouse only 40. out of the southern reachu of the ent vrtiat effect, if any, tha popu aud. Fla. Ssagtam was chargsd. MANCHESTER, CONN. tlons -have, resulted in low|r tar Kefsuivsr contended . prices of lar acclaim for Ben Brila would stration the nlgbt before by tu n ing gMuiually dwindled Sown to He said that the *9.3 miUion •pedtleaBy In bath peUenewHB Caribbean. leaving tha low pressure appropriated by the . state legis ; o r NATiONAI. TIBX DKAUCBB AND NflSSIFF 991 MAIN 8T.~M I 9-1647 levela iR the smoke.” {U’eacriptlon drugs are v"outra- have on the current power strug ing back Moslems approaching a hiuf .dozen. eowpirinc to fix w h elea aU ■ones ready to spawn hurricanes. -nac HOUSE o r sportc” OPEN The tobacco industry, howeVtf, geiously high" and the only way gle between hU seven-man Politi The Forum. Then they censored One suggestion from the floor lature for housing for the elderly RKTBEADEBS ASSOdAnON ^ The easterly waves—kinks in' has Just about been used up, with contends there is no e\ddence that to assure substantlsil reductions is cal Bureau and the guerrilla lea^ h r * of the Ben Brila rally re- was that the Federal Bureau of Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. THURSDAY the atmosphere—were reported to only *4*1.000 left. for i smoking causes cancer. to break up patent mont^Uea py era vdiosa forcea control much of echeduled for ThnrMlay night., Invaatlgatlon )ie asked to locate and FRIDAY The research team said tha lm> compulsory • licensing. day over Jamaica and aaet of the Kowakiti. who has been unavail- ‘m ils is Bot enough to build THE MEN WHO KNOW TIRES BEST Wtodward lalanda. Tha Jamaica the country. Many of tbo guonrUla ■ariy Thurwllay the guer- Advertise in The Herald—It Pays CORNER M AI^ AND TURNPIKE—PARKING, TILL 9 ’ plpMtiiiM of tha study are “ taidl- ' Sen. Jamas O .. Bsstlanjf, D riiieCi who boro tha brunt of Al- aUe to tiw preaa and t t i e ^ ^ rscL but meaningful." The smoke gorla’e war lor bide|Htolw|io Om o ■) fartg atoea laat waMm ri. t, St tm Mm. brands of elgarsttas « 9) ««
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J:' PAGE TWO MVibiviiMG iiMKALD, MAWUll>4»Tl!4il, i)UMM„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 196* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRipAY, AUGUST 24, 11HJ2 P A iit. .T H R ie i -4- RockviUe-l'ernon al! countrieg would .be March Bl, 1969. high point- of, the v“World Freedonx-from-Hunger Week,” an Maple Grove,Sets nounced .yesterday A c t i^ Sec Stamps XLt retary-General U Thant ahd Dr. Shemwold bn Bridge KIDDIE SHOW Anniversar\^ Partv By LOUIS MANDEIX Sen. 1 The use of the stamps, he aald, “ will remind people in participat MATHEMATICS I8NT North dealer A ball on Saturday night will | THE WHOLE STORY ★ TOMORROW AT 2 PJN. ^ mark' the etart' of a two-day rele-1 ing countries, and those elsewhere NortlhSouth Yoliiertbla , who receive their letters, that w’e '^ B y A lfred Sbetaitirold N o v m \ anniversary. It was founded O A K 7 i A t the same time, said Dr. Sen, oyer-tricks at rubber bridge?” asks Shown ,Bept. 1 1 . 1877 ______♦ K • 2 Sunday s festivities, to which at the sale of the stamps would pro^ a reader. “Take this.kind of situa LOADS OF CARTOONS! LOADS. OF ^ N l \1 de funds to the issuing govem- w n r EAST tendance will be hy invitation only, tion : ♦ K3, ^ A * 2 <- • FLUS THIS NEW EXCITING ADVENTURE • wdll include a hand concert at 2 ment.s “ and It la our hope that this “ I won the queen of iliamonds money will be used to improve pro- VJ3',» Q 1*9 4 p.m., a cocktail hour, introduction with dtunmy’s ktng and tried the 0 QT 109*4 Q 2 of guests'and a buffet supper at 5 ducUon, distributlorf end , consump spade finesse. Back came the Jack tion of food in hungr>“ Areas, with A 10 7 4QJ9S4S V; p.m. followed by dancing. of (UamonilB, and dummy's ace got in the overall framework of eco SO UIH ^ Membership in the cliih also niffed out. As a result I was down * A I 10 7 4 4 7 nomic and social development.” one.' V K * 3 known as Maple Grove, totals 600, UN Operation In The Congo The revenue from the stamp is ut the ace A A 8 memorate its operation in ’ The probably be produced to a large ex F«»tirnl Fnuntipr Rexign* of spades and then another spade. Nerth iMt Boo* WM Congo on UN Day, Oct. 2d. with tent from surcharged stamps (sold In fact, he got so heated that we 1 NT Paa 3 4 fm the issuance of a new stamp in two by many countries with a face BRING MOTHER AND DAD—AmHSSION S5e MaaaUf Photo STRATVORD ( A P i Gordon mlsdefeiided the next hand and let 4 4 All Pani Rust has resigned as-executive denoifiinalions. value charge additional to. the OpeoiiM lead ~ 4 Q postal valu*i, but it was expected the opponents make a game that Engaged vice president of l l » American The stamp, designed by George we should have beaten. However, Shakespeare Festival Theater and Hamorl of Australia, depicts a map that many governments would do The angagement at M iu Sandra nate stamps for sale on behalf of that is another story. Academy, yie executive ommit- showing, in partu-ular. the outline “I W Hild assumd that If I play have only pointa in high cards Joyce Poola at 06 Teresa Rd., the campaigii, 4 12 Manchester, to David Ohailes tee announced yesterday., of the Oottgo against the back ed .this kind o f hand 100 times I and 1 point for your distribution, Th ecommittec resolved to thank ground of the African continenL FAO announced It w'ould sell MAKE YOUR SUMMER Woodbury of Manchester has been stamps to the general public would lose it only once. I am in and a 13-point h ^ d is only an op Rust, a founder and tnistee of-the The new stamp will be printed danger only If East has a small tional opening bid. You prefer to announced by her parents, Mr. and through a nonprofit association CHORES LIGHTER... Mrs. Jack D. Poole, Grove City, Po. festival, for aU his efforts in its by photogravure process by G0U7- singleton in diamonds and two or bid rather than to pass rtnee you behalf. set up under the auspices of the H er fiance la the aon at M r. and voisier S, A., La Chaux-de-ForidA,- UN and its related agencies. In ' Mli - three small trumps. In the other have a strong major suit. _ « T'S DINE OUT Mra. Charles A. Woodbury, 38 Switzerland, and will measureap order to gain the confidence of 7 8 99 hands I would pick up about For Sheinwold’s 36-page book proximately 24 mm. horizontal x TMEESCAVf 1.500 points in overtricks. A t the WHERE THE CUISINE Server S t philatelists. officials connected let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” Miss Po4^e ' is a 1969 grailuate f» mm. vertical, perforation to HATCH IW :. end of 100 hands I would be about send 50c to Bridge Book, Man IS EXCELLENT AND 2 with the plan said, FAO has from of Grove City High School and a perforation. Bach denomination CASE " 1,000 points ahead plAiIng it my chester Ehrening Herald, Box 3318, THE ATMOSPHERE ® . 9 7 ‘ Personal Notices the outset requested postal admins- SOhiEoMef way.” MOST CHARMING! 1961 graduate of Sharon General will be in a shade o f green. trations to issue at least 200,000 4»TS Grand Central SUUon, New T w k Same Story 17, N. Y. Hoeidtal Scho' : • L t H i f L' Ray Technology and is employed In Memoriam ganization announced today that Picking up 30 points at rubber as an-x-ray technician at Hartford In loving memory of mir dear hus- it will launrti a worldwide postage bridge doesn't alW'ays help you rc»N MimnAv Hodpltal. band and father, and rrandfather. stamp plan under the FAO "Free- on the final score of the rubber if CCNE TipaNt Y Piano's Restaurant 'Rie wedding is planned for Giovanni Peace, who paseed awav Au- ROUTE 0 and 44A. BOI.TON—M l 8-2842 guat M. 105* dom-from-Hunger Campaign." A you count the score to the near HCNRV FONPA April 20, 1968. I total of 48 countries have already Marine est hundred. In this situation ypu A loving husband true and kind informed FAO that they would may be risking your contract for A D V I S E end Mtsaed by those he left behind nothing at all. If the overtrick Forget him no, we never will participate. v:<^ Aa time rolls on we miss him still B. R. Sen. director-general of Weather gives you an extra hundred on the c o N s i n r W' 150 Years Wurttembergische score, it does often pay to play People Sadly missed hy his wife and FAO. said that the target date for for it. children the issuance of stamps by individu Bibelaostalt WINDSOR LOCKS (API—The Still, always consider your part 0:20 0:20-10:80 MUSICAL The privileged “Wurttember- UJS. Weather Bureau mgrine ad THEATRE In the News gische Bibelanstalt" ' which has ner's temperament. If your part WED.: “BON VOYAGE” WelHngtpnl, Wilbur Crow Pliwy. EXIT 64 — Wwrv. CO 84711 successfully prepared and pub visory fOr toilay: ner is badly shaken by the loss of lished scientific editions of the Tides 'Will be high along the a “cold” game, don't take any NOW PUYINC tlin SAT. Mat Sat 5 PM By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bible in th e . original languagee, Connecticut shore from 6 to 7:30 risks. More than one hand is at Secretary of State Dean Ruak stake. their editions of the New Testa this afternoon and from 6:30 to r j arrives in Ottawa today for in ment in - Greek, the Bible in He Doily Question ENDS SAT. formal talks with CanarUan For I f s Woodland Gardens brew. and the Septuaginta having 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Low tide at As dealer, you hold: Spades A J eign Secretary Howard Green. world-wide reputation, was found Old Saybrook Is at 1:30 this af 10 7 4; Hearts K 8 3; Diamonds Gale STORM I.'Wildcat’ Chief among the topics will be ed on Sept. 11. 1812. ternoon and 2 p.m. Saturday af 8 5 3; Clubs A 8. What do you "disarmament and United Nations FOR say? MOW. TO THUKS tves i4 00 ~ 3 SO .. 3 ftO .. r M I_ O i the occasion of its ISOth an ternoon. Sunset t4>day is at 7:38 • FRI. AND SAT. EVES. SS 00 •• 4-50 - 3.50 - 3.00 B S problems,” the Canadian Foreign niversary this year the Deutsche p.m., sunrise Saturday is at 6:09 Answer: Bid one spads. . Tou SAT. S R M. S3.SO~3 00 ? 50 3.00 Child undor 1S-S1 Office announced. Beauiifnl Bimdespoet will issue a memorial a.m. stamp. The vignette shows an open Boating weather for Long Is Stills MON. 7 Perfs. Only Richard (Cardinal Cushing, and Colorfal Gladioli Bible with a monogram of the land S ou ^ to Montauk Point and Archbishop of Boston, celebratM Greek name of Christ on the left Block .Island: his 67th birthday toend the closing AMERICAN HOLLY-2.95 tive Roman letters on the lower about 5 knots at other times. Pair Every years of his life as a missionary 2 to 8 FEET T A L L edge and "150 Jahre Wurttem weather with viiibility over 5 FRIDAY and in South America. bergische Bibelanstalt” In capital miles. letters on the left, upper and right SATURDAY NIGHT! COLE Marine observations: Former President and Mra. edges of the stamp. The indication Block Island—Wind southwest ei'Sights and Sounds* Harry S. Truman are visiting Fall Chrysanthemums of value “ 20" is printM on the at 2 knots, temperature 56, vis To the Music of A N IW MUSICAL IXTRAVACANXA their daughter and son-in-law, < J 3 1 « IN BUD and BLOOM. A A right l<»wer edge. ibility 5 'miles, clear. WITH A CAST OF 20 Mr. and Mrs. Cliftim Daniel, and Montauk Point— Wind south "The Briiones" Featuring THE MERRY YOUNG SOULS graniiclilldren at the Daniel sum LARGE HEALTHY PLANTS. W C east at 10 knots, tempierature 62, mer residence in Tuxedo Pork, sea 8 feet, visibility 15 miles, MON TO THUaS eve . ,FalTOSUNIVI N.T. ""aM r:;*.-- 12th Circuit clear. GARDEN S5.S0-4.3O-3.50-2.50 {6.50-5J0-4.S0-3.50 GERANIUMS. . .25c and 50c WesthamptOta Beach — Winds PLUS—IN COLOR! Gen. Lauris Norstad, Supreme 1 7 7 Court Cases calm, temperature 53, visibility 10 A. Dirkinson-M.^ Chevalier Allied Commander in Eiurope, Nice Variety of Small Potted Planta nules. clear. is beilridden, nursing a back New Haven—Wind northeast at RESTAURANT sprsdned while playing golf. Doc- MANCBESnX SESSION 6 knots, temperature 56. visibility 8M M A IN ST. t ^ say it Is not s^ous but have Have a beautiful lawn; u»e ASGROW LAW N In Downtown Maarheoter A V ' 4'*- ’ t Joseph Krozel, 58, of Lake Rd., 7 miles, partly cloudy. advised him to remain in bed for SEED 39c Ib. and up. For a dark green ten-n; nae Stratford Point—Wind north jessNica 4.-^, 't' ■ “v f Andover, is appealing a guilty • FINE FOOD a moa sSscliMiieui qstl a week. H & H LAW N FOOD $2.44, .iO Iba. east at 7 knots, temperature 56, finding ordered yesterday b>’ Judge • LEGAL lEVERAGES viaibility 12 miles, partly cloudy. FM tare Ptrst'lBiia. thru Hiara. Former Deputy Prime Minister I^IME ...... 50 Iba. 59c John J. Daly to the charge of driv Stratford Shoals—Wind south i d s i k » Subama Shamriier at the ousted ing while under the influence of east at 2 knots, temperature 66. Kbirala cabinet it Nepal has been We have a large supply of German and Canadian liquor or drugs. sea calm, visibility 15 miles, sentenced in absentia to life in The finding was made in • the partly cloudy. 9ut it t&aer prison. He was one of six sentenced - W m PEAT MOSS for mulching and conditioning vour morning session of court, but Kro- Eatons Neck— Wind south at 2 for alleged complicity in attempts t t-’K l garden. zgl returned to court In the after knots, temperature 62. sea balm, Hora'f onothor FIRST for Hm to blow 1Q> public works. He Is noon with his counsel. Atty. Erwin vislbllltjl 12 miles, clear. It’s a treat they’ll all love. Our tempting foods U'ving in India. Have you an Insect Problem? Come in and let us Krug, and filed a 1250 bond for W alnut and Hioir nnw ehof. Jamas CorroN are carefully prepared and beautifully served. help you! appeal. The atmosphere is gracious and congenial, per-' Prince Don Juan Carloe of Krozel, who was arrested by feet for family dining Spain and hla bride. Princess 8o- State Police on July 20 after being bia of Greece, arrived in New 177 observed driving in an erratic ?ork by plane fnmi Loe Angeles fashion along Rt. 6. Andover, now JAPANESE TEL. Ml 3-1415 FOR RESERVATIONS to i^end a weric of their around- has 14 days to file Ms claim with the-world iKmeymoon. WOODUND GARDENS the appelate division of the Circuit TWO TOP FEATURES BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE FOR P.ARTIES — JOHN J. Z A PA D K A — Court or pay the fine within that diaries Laughton- Rita Hayworth is out of a hos OPEN DAILY TILI. • p„M. pieriod and close the case;. • Heory Fonda will ba sorvod Saturdenf Ni9ht from 4 to 10 pital but aM> out of the drama, 168 WOODLAND STREET M 34474 Two other court trials brought In Take-N'o-Ko-No-Umanl with Shrimp, ^ 2 OIUMrea 91.76 "Step on a Crock,” which is in not guilty findings in the cases of “ADVISE mad CONSENT” rehearsal for Broad#ay. Richard A. Mann, 28. of Essex, Fried Rice and Bamboo Sho«4«.' SUNDAY DINNER.S SERVF.D i” e> 1:30-8:55 Producers of the show said Mias charged with illegal passing on the L4>bBter FradaUo 12 NOON to 8 PM . Hayworth (iropped out of the cast right, and Miss Baihara A: Melley, — PLU S — with Ungnine. 2 5 because of poor health and Nancy 328 Ferguson Rd., charged with Peter Sellers In Kelly was signed to replace her. failure to grant the right of-way. “ONLY TWO CAN PLAY" ... All The Above, Plus Our Regular Menu ... Miaa Hayworth, 42, iQtent four I Other case dispositions included 8:45-7:00 “ FOOD FOR 4lays in a hospital in New York. Keith A. Bockus. 20, of 57 Crest- AVEY’S EVEB3’ MOOD” - Note: One Complete Eveolng Her agent said ahe was suffering wood Dr.. $30 fine for speeding; nervous exhanstlen. Jamse F. Mitchell, 38, of 120 Char Show Starts at 7 TONIGHT WE’RE FEATURING LOBSTER p 9 4 " J ter Oak St., a C4MK dismissal to Doors Open 0:80 charge of failure to carry a regis Sunday: “ The Man Who tration: and Allan S. Greenberg. Shot UberW Valance” Andover 19, of 145 Chestnut St., suspend^ judgment on charge of causing un (Vjalnjut RESTAURANT Teen-agers Dance necessary noise with a motor ve „ . _ _ hicle. • Open Daily (Except Sunday) till 1 A.M. • Cases continued: i . H vONDiIlONtD Slated Tuesday Until Thursday. Philip D. Han EAST HARTFORD TONIGHT! sen, 25. of Willimantlc, for disposi- T WALNUT ST„ MANCHESTER^MI 3-4628 DR1VF.-IN THEATRF.— US 6 PLEASE COME EARLY! A teen dance w ill be held ^ e s - CHECK LIST : 1 tlon to charges of reckless driving: 4iajr, from 8 to 11 p.m. In the Town Mrs. Isabel M. Spitko. 59, of 151 NOW—ENDS SATT'RDAI Hall, The dance will be open to oil STATIOMW Charter Oak St., for disposition to charge of driving -an unregistered OnOPREMINGBiHKtSlISieiRirFONM EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING! Aniiovyr teen-ageni from ages 18 motor vehicle; and Stephen Lesi- CHARLES lAUGHTON-^DON MURRAY Ttw World's Most Amaxing Artroction! to 19 and their invited guest a. ezka of Hartford, for plea to non Teens must register their guests support charge. IM LTER PI06E0NAO — BUT SEE n*! COME E A R LY — Bee Ooonoil lac. r-1 wiaesvie laonbav *”4 4 Stafford Springs for disposiUon to AVOID THE CROWDS! During a epecial meeting Mon I, charge of breach of the peace. day at the home of Edward Tab- 1-----* MorUing «• Until Sept. 27, James A. Taya 8:00 47* '8 and GIRLS UNTIER 18 MUST BE W ITH PA R E N T maos, the recreation council of Jr., of no certain address, for dis ficially incorporated as the An r— ^ Slate blue canvas eoverl — position of charges of non-support PLUS “THE HELLIONS” L’ MAY FAINT, BUT YOU'LL NEVER FORGET IT. idmlMlon For This Spoc-lal Attraction 81-00 Penoo. dover Recreation Oounell. L J I p^.,6r.FilU'.6p-clU!Shorp«5.rl i# OXofinor Extra! and aband ;: I.. - ’ ■ I »i t - • H ’»(• ' M Mv • p ' . i., y o f •» t; >J f t: O r lOTY • •••« jesr«ee«s4*< PHCNE...... Evening HeraM A»- ”W08 IM HY rOCEBT" 'TH E GIRL C A N T HELP IT" A Croat Educational Picture snieBl, 'Seea Aaa MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, o p e n m o n . thru s a t . «:3 o *.>•.t o lo p .m MANCHESTER JAYNE MANSHELD i. / N ■' / c» c ■ % . / ■ % -r - /■, L-.. V' H '
f AO l FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, tJONN, FRiDAY, AUGUST 34. I®e3~ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD;' MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, AUGUST 24. 19^2 Decision Splits Party Bolton' Coventry PAGE FIVE dOON K. wHrmAi*! . ' C ovehtry , Maceyka Receives LANDSCAPE NURSERY Rear-End Grash ' » Church Fair TV—Radio Tonigl|t 'V. * ' ' Kowalski ■ ■ . '______■ ______" O ■ -• Army CommiMibii . and GARDEN CENTER ^ Brings Arrest Beota 5. Bottiim . 855 Tarda Dreci BeKaa XlztaK Donald Magee ------'\! Barbecue Set Edwurd A. M M eyk. Otant mi 8-7858 One arrest, one minor injury,; Television HIU Rd., wzz iwem hi at a Uoutaa- "GROW WEER US” and cbnaiderkble damage to one outdoor pits on the grounds of St. Open Monday ttm Saloriay, 8 AJg. to 8 TM. Heads PHNA Independents ’ Call t:00 Bit I Theater (tn progreae) Play Year Runeb •i ant In tha U.S. Army thia mdm- car were reported by police fol Maurice Church tomorrow for a Earl* Shoe its nrosreee) U. Margie 40. 63 SUNDAY 8 AJf. t o 18 noox Xovie St S (is progrcee) S:0U Tbt nurd Man 8 Ing in brief ceramonita at tha Uni- lowing an investigation into a eupper to be served at 5 and d:30 Top Cat Tha Bethavaye ' . 40 63 verzity of Connactieut. - Fund Drive minor two-car crash last night on ' (OwUnufd from Pace One) p.m. in the church hall. Mrs. Rock* and Hie m ends Shannon • 30 PSE>FAUU POTTED Lite ul Rile* N Y HeU ve Los Angeles Four other recent UCbnn grad SPECIALS HARDY Main St., Just north of W. Mid Florence Dahlqiiist la general Neva Dodge ra 13 uates received oommlzziona in the The Public Health Nursing Aa dle Tpke. UmaeM (rom Qiia cltA. Uiii orcan- I HEALTH CAFSULES I Yanry Derrinper 1:80 Tha FUntatoncs t. 40 i63 15” I by MiduwlA.PeHi,MJll. I chairman of the supper. C.1& Family Market Rezerve Army. 8PKEAD1N6 ROSES oociation, will start iU anfiual fund William M. BalUieper, 21, of 70 laatlan or whatever you call i t ” The Detective! S3. 30 The chickens will be barbecued S:3o WeaUier Nawa A Bports I, Route 16 3 13 Lt Maceyka. a diatlnguizhed MUMS drive Sept. 1 with Donald Magee Tanner St., was charged with fail John Riley of Waterbury. the WHAT IS ■W6 MOST SUSC6PT1- • :M Club Houaa l:Q0 77 simaet StrfIp 3. 4U 53 YEWS IN BLOOM aa general chairman. Mrs. Eliaz' ure to drive a reasonable dis by John Hutchinson oif Afidover. Wbiplaab 9:30 Special, For Women W. 33. 30 military graduata, will report to MEG. 88.88 lUBO. $148 Cnnip'a nominee for treaaurer, BLS AGE GROUP FOR Reacua S F. Clay will be co-chairman,. tance apart and wdll be present ALCOHOLICS « assisted b>' Bob Simmons. Jim ether of the Bride 8 the Army Infantiy School at 'Ft ONLY ONLY ONLY Grunske, Joe Lefebvre and Bill An- Buma and Allen Third Man 13 Berming, Ga„ on Monday. He Officiala of the organization ed Circuit Court J2, Manches prompted Carhdn#'* resicnation Superman i 10:00 Where Do We Go From Here? 13 urge all thoee who can poaaibly ter." Sept. 10. drolevlch. The ticket chairmen. $. 36 EditoriBla Money Talka .7 majored in psychology at UConn, when he asked the chairman if his contribute to do so. mainly eince Miss Betty Ann Lovejoy of 123 only interest was "to wreck the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ucitra. will 6:4*.' Men ol Ueatmy Target: The Corruptori3, 40. 63 was commander of the Perthlng have Uckete available at the fair. .('.46 Walter Cronkite I. 10:30 King ul Utamondr 10 ’ 2 .0 0 ’ 1 . 0 0 ’ 1 .0 0 the nurse load iz getting heavier Keeney St. was treated ^t Man Democratic party." Huntley-Brlnkley 10. 13 Eyewitneaa to Histonr 3, 13 Riflez and a cadet major. and very often a second nurse Iz chester Memorial Hospital after There will be rides for children, 7:00 Evenins Report Racine from Hlnadale- 33 He ia the eon of Mr. and Mra. Each Each ( . Kaeh Carbone w alk^ from the room, Newa-Weatber II. M '1 needed to aaeist. Mra. 'Thomaa she complained of having a stiff follow'ed by Inaero John Me a dance from 1 to 5 p.m. for the 10. Chet Huntley Reporting 30 Vincent MaCeyka. teen-agers with disc Jockey Joey Death Valley Days 11:00 Big Nawa , 31 O’Brien ia the full time viaitlng neck from a whiplash. Gutre, the nominating committee's Law of the Plalntman Final Report 40 nurae and Mra. Robert Grenon, Patrolman Richard Rand said choice for U.S. senator, if no word Reynolds giving out free records, TV Hour o( Stara Newa. Sports * Waathar 3. 3. 13 and an arts and crafts show for Newa Report 11:16 Tonight (C) 10 part time nurae. i the accident occurred at about came from Kowalski, had left the adults. Other attractions will be 7 :U Eventna Report Steve Allen Show 40 ’The aervice providea home care 9:30 when the southbound Love- meeting earlier. Sporta Camera America'a Greataet Hevlts 3 tor the aged and chronically ill, joy car stopped for a red light A short recess followed Car a sale of home-baked food, a sale Social Securlty Newa * Weather 30 of Bolton-grown fruits, flowers and Walter Cronkita 11:30 Adventure Theater 13 immunization, polio, and dental and the BalLsieper-driven car bone’s walkout. The remaining vegetables, white elephants, a T'W Rawhide 11:30 Tonight (C) 31 80 clinica, maternal health aupervi- failed to stop and struck the Love- members than called a hasty exec-' Reacue 8 Steve Allen Show . 3 Zion, free diabetic detection service, country store, refreshments, novel .International Showtima 10 33 1 00 Newa. Sign Off 3 joy vehicle in the rear. The. Ball- utive meeting and endorsed D’An ties and games. Also featured will profeasional nuraing care, counael sieper vehicle, with considerable cona as their permanent chair SEE SATUKOAT^ TV WEEK FOR OOMPUETE LISTING and guidance for familiea through front end damage, was towed man. be a booth with a variety of re- ligiolous articles, one showing out the year, monthly well child away. The Lovejoy vehicle had Later. Carbone said: "Weestem t o ^ ” Vnd suctions to be oonferencea and free loan and sick minor rear end damage. "1 couldn't chair an organiza held periodically during the day room auppliea including bedz, tion which had no respect for par- ir s t e m r o be between so with Walter Karsky, chairman of Radio wheel chaira, crutches, bedzlde ta liamenlaty procedure. D'Ancona AMR 90, AT A TIAIE WHEN A the fair, as auctioned-. bles and other necessary items. had no business withholding infor PERSON SHOULP BE IN THE Articles for the food sale and (TMt ItaHiig tadodez ealy those aewe breitaoMts of IS eg Ifl-mhnrto During the past year. 1,478 mation. ...” MOST PHOPUCTiVE BAHT OF the auction may be left at the kNgth. Boom ptaMoui ezn y ether short newseeatal. home visits were made. According PONY He said D'Ancona had ruined HIS life. ehuroh tonight. Tfis Country Fair to a report by the officiala, the or the trust the organization had WDBO-18N I > 8:00 Yankees at BaJtimora ganization conducts more well >Op siMS kstpM infsiwnins will bs open from 10 ajn. until I '00 Bishop's Conitr 10:30 Showcase, News. Irieoed in him wlien he was elected .bIsMik itobssl‘ 'sAwntOk ' dswk tomorrow. . 8:06 Bayser Shines 13:06 Sign Off child conferencea than any other aecretary. 1:06 News. Blgnoft town in the area. The fluraes are RIDES 8ldUne Hearing w uA V -aia It was D'Ancona who had wired ready and willing to help anyone, a t H w Kowalski asking the Congressman long if confined in a U.S. federal The zoning board of appeals 8:0U Paul Harvey News regardless of financial status, at a will hold a public bearing at the 6.1U Alex Drier his position on the nomination. prison. 3:46 teorts small fee; however, help is not de On Several Dotted Lines Hie Carbone • Inscro • McGuire Atty. Gen. Sir John Hobson said Oonununity Hall Sept. 4 at 8 p.m. 7:00 Edward P. Morgaa nied those who are unable to pay. Lazy N Ranch OB the appeal of John Shapakan 7:16 Report Sherwin-Williams Vernon "rown Counsel Robert Kahan looks on as Joseph Novak, Douglas Dahm of Farmington and fbetion said they had no comment a medical specialist found during 7:30 Didi'i Deo Fees charged at cllnica are noml- 737 LYDALL STREET cm future plans on continuing the of Brookfleld Rd. Shapazian Is 8:00 Dodgeri at Meta John (Jottier put their signatures on the many documents thit make up the construction contract for a reesnt examination that the asking for a variance to allow Open Mon. thru FrI. 3-8 p.m. group or forndng a new one. fugitive Is In no immediate danger ll:0 t Toirfght at My Plaea Paints Additional fund raising projects the new Skinner Rd. school. The signing of the $715,731 contract took place in Kahan's office in him to boUd a two-car garage 1:00 Slta Off for the PHNA program Include a Saturday 13 Noon to 8 p.m. Meanwhile, the group that re of death and that his eonditian had closar to his side property line w n c—laar Rockville yesterday. Cottier and Novak signed for the town In their capacities as chairman and mained in Meriden set another not deterloratsd. Hobson said So- W. H. ENGLAND public auction Oct. 13, with rain Sunday 1 to 8 p.m. than zoning regulationz allow. At .6:00 Newa. Bporta. and Waathat date Oct. 20, at the MacQuown secretary, respectively, of the school building committee. The Douglas E. Dahm Co. began aite meeting for S pjn. Saturday here. I'en is destined for the medical 3:30 Market Report Music LUMSER CO. Arnold Nelson and Son the tkne the Shapazian house was 1:46 Weatherwatch Bam on High .St.; a food sale work for the school Monday. (Herald Photo bv Saternls). detention center at .Springfield. built, aoRing regulations stipulat 7:06 Converaatlon Piece HARTFXWD (AP) — Gov. John • Open All Day Saturday • election day and the semi-annual Mo., where adequate eare would ed a lO-foot aid# hne. aeoording 7:30 Newa of the World dance Nov. 9 at Fiano's Restau- X . Dempsey aeys be is making a be asaured. 7:46 Qrandatand Bandstand "At tha Green”—DO 5-5201 to officials. Under regula- rauit in Bolton. very clear distinction between his the health angle did net Sgure 8:00 Red Sox at Cleveland Uons noar in effoet, a aS-Aoot side 11:00 Newa loe Cream Party Stated official trips and those he is mak in ttie eourt’s Judgment. Une is zaqiiired. 11:16 Sporta Final ing a Democratic candidate. Justice Stephenson dsnled a de 11:30 Starlight Serenade Friends and members of Sec Red Bob Trip 13:66 Newa and Sign Oft end Congregational Church are in On official Jaunts, the Govemor fense contention that SoMen’s ei Resrsatlon Commissioner Fred WPOF—Ml* said yesterday, he is using his was e t a political charaetar. vited to an ice cream party at Oeal wiB be at the Ckmununlty 1:00 Dale Kelley H ANGt S p.m. Sunday at the Church state-owned otficial car. But for Hall tomorrow from 9:90 a.m. un 7:00 Joey Reynolds 13*:00 Johnny Argo Community House in honor of the oampaigning. ha is using another til noon to receive reservations W1NF—ISN \ V I. vehicle registered in the name of Rev. and Mrs. Richard P. Carter. from Bioze wishing to go to Bos-' 3:00 News • lUEL OIL The Rev. Mr. (barter of Suffield the Dempoey-for-Govemor Com Senate Votes ton on SepL 1 to aes the Red Sox 6:10 Today on Wall Street has been interim minister of the 3:16 Showcase V,l IN ‘.I . I WILL BE OPEN mittee. ball game. Hie bus will leave from 3:46 Lowell Thomas GASOl INE church for several months. He Dempsey urged aU sUte ot- the Oonununity Hall promptly at t:60 Sporta , will terminate his duties Sunday. ficials seeking re-election to fol B:S0 ajn. the day of Idle game, 7:00 N ^ a Drugs Safety 7:10 ObaervaUens The Rev. Mr. Carter will use low his exsmple. State-owned ve-' Gaal said.. , 7:16 Sports "Bless This Name” as his sermon hides and gsMline should not be Abmmt Team 7:30 Nawa Analysis. Bhoweaas BANTLY OIL topic during the 10 a.m. service ALL DAY MONDAY, AUGUST 27 u s^ for. purely political purposes, Measure,^ 78-0 Catarles AGltar win oonduot the at the church. he said. 10 a-m. worriilp service at UMted ' I'll’ \\) . IM The deacons and deaconesses of Methodist Churob Sunday and The Governor’s policy Is slso (OonMmed train Page One) ■ " 'I I' \ - 1 IM .I. I the church committee will meet being urged upon Lt. Gov. An preach the sermon. thi.s evening at the home of the AND EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK THEREAFTER thony J. Armentano and State Mias., chairman of the Senate The meeting of BMton Grange TEL Mlfclicll 9 4595 Rev. and Mrs. Barter in Suffield. scheduled fog toujgjht has been Treasurer Donald Irwin, who al Judiciary Committee. wMch han ’The Rev. Roger W. Heinz, pas though they are not running canceled because the floors at the ■w***5c5 ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 tor of the Prince of Peace Lu themselves, are campeigning for dled the bill, said adoption of Ke- Community Rail are being refln- theran Church, will use “Living In fauver’a amendment would "de l^ed. ,i the Democrttac ticket. nam eB om m m Christ” as his sermon topic at the stroy all incentive to make invest The Community » ■ » win be 10:15 a-m. service Sunday at the closed to the pubHc next week Coventry Industrial Center on ments for drug research” and be while the custodian takes Me va- Our Specialty Is: catibn. Mason St. Britain Orders ” a crime against humanity.” **Wan to Wan Cleaning” Parents of present Cub Scots Drug legislation got rolling two The first game of the WUUiaan- HAXCHESTER and prospective Cub' parents have years ago when Kelauver. chair tlc All-Stars baseball taam, on I zad EEXMONT been asked to meet at 7:30 p.m. Soblen Ouster man of the Senate Antitrust Sub which eight Bolton boye will play. n «g CtoeMtng Company Monday at Waterfront Heights committee, investigated the pre Is scheduled tonight at Pahner 15 Hzinzwiqr St clubhouse for the election of of scription drug industry. Intro Field In Middletown. Maachester ficers. On the agenda also will fOueUeued from Page One) duced more than a year ago, the Phan* I P 8-OOU V, be planning of (3ub themes for the Mil was turned down to the Judi Masichta^ r E v e n i n g ______4M>ming year. , agitated. One of the prison (rfficers Bolton eetmepondent. Graee ciary committee where it was Hlstoricsl Unit to Meet with Mm left the court and re stripped down to a skeleton. Dermott, 8-SS6S. A meeting of the 0)ventry His turned with another pill, which An outraged Kefauver charged Soblen gulped down. torical Society will be held at 8 in June in the Senate the ” d^ g p.m. Tuesday at the Nathan Hale He wiped his face with a hand- manufacturing Industry and its kercMef but showed nO emotion Community Center. A. James acolytes” had "swung a Hay . Masterifieces Adams of South St., temporary when the Judge turned down Ms maker and Just about knocked Public Records application. Chairman, will be in charge. this bill right out of the ring.” in Miniatiire Other temporary officials in Justice Stephenson's Judgment New life was breathed Into the dealt in detail with arguments ad Wznuitee Deeds clude Mrs. George G. Jacobson II measure, however, when reports Sh^vood Circle Inc. to Thomas cf *Love Lane, secretary; Mal vanced by F. Elwyn Jones, head from West Germany blamed the of Soblen's legal team. A. ana June S. Bailey, property at colm Brb of South St.,,treaaurer; ! birth of thousands of armless and ,588 Spring St. m P. ^ym ond Broga. chairman of ’ The Judge ^ d the home secre- legless children on thalidomide. j tary. not the deportee, had the au- The Silk City ^rporatton to l OMPOOUKTSS the by-laws committee; Mrs. Jo- ; The drug never was approved for Lester D. Babin and Barbara F. seph Motycka and Walter S. Ke^- j thcilty to choose the ship or plane marketing in the United States, on which the deportee had to Babin, property at 12-20 Kno» 8t. ler, co-chairmen to investigate a ^ but was distributed to doctors for Harry Thomas Hodges and place where the group could hold ; leave Britain. In this case, Brooke clinical testing and thus given to has specified that Soblen be placed Carolyn 8. Hodges to Maurice X future meetings. | Americans. McGuire and Esther J. McGulrd To Teach Square Dancing | aboard a New Tork-bound plane. This gave rise to new concern Square dancing lessons for per It is also clear, the Judge said, property at Jtidith Dr. and Pros over U.S. drug laws and regula pect Hill Terr. sons 18 years of age and over will , “ that the courts could not inter tions and after President Kennedy fere or review the exercise of the Frank Gambolatl to Leonard A. be held for 21 consecutive weeks re-entered a plea for passage of Welch and Bernice Welch prop from 8 to 10:30 p.m. starting Sept. • If you home secretary’s discretion In a drug bill with teeth in It, the erty on Highland St. V_P SMILING SCKVII f making a deportation order” if it 5 at the Nathan Hale Community between Judiciary Committee took a sec Qnlt-Olain Deed t i l o n ( $ , w w c m u tir Wiirng w t u t t t u t i Onter auditorium. The classes s p e a r e d he had acted In accord- ond look at the bill and restored 'ance with the law. Andrew Ansaldi to Sherwood will be conducted by Richard Zim some of its strengthening provi Circle Inc. property on Spring St. mer of Rt. 44A. Zimmer is club • If you pull a thread out, you i»n actually cut it off ■ With this statement the Judge sions. overruled what he himself r,egard- Marriage Uoeaaee caller for the Whlrlaway Square work out the snag without having a hole appear. A key on* would permit the Donald E. Galli, 69 Brookfield Dance Club of Manchester and has •d as the Wrongest arguraeht ad government to take a drug off the vanced in Soblen’s behalf. St. and Eleanor C. Felice, flfl Nor trained', seta for the Hiilstown market without prior hearing if man St. Weekend o h e v r o iit MPAU oonvertwle • AH this and they’re beautifully sheer with a fashion- n ils was the claim that Brooke’s Grange of East Hartford which it were deemed to create an im Richard A. Hilley, 10 Depot 8q. won the 1960 State Grange Cham right matte finish. deportation represented an abuse minent hazard to the pubUc and Patricia L. Coleman, 108 Lock- ^ . V*8 engine, automatie tranainiasiop. padio, heatar. Don't ▼ | B%/| |% of eseeuUve power since It was health. pionship. , wood St. 50G C I0I ^His one! Registrations for the course are Back-T o-Books intended to be used as a means The manijbcturer would have 1 William M. Fenstmacher. TUt • Colors—Dawn (light taupe*. Proportioned sizes: 8V4 of extraditing a man in a case not (M iM being accepted now. Zimmer may an opportunity for a prompt hear Charter Oak S t and Alice F. Col to 10 Short, Si-g to 11 Average, 8 ^ to 11 Long. covered by extradition agree ing afterward. M l MAlX .8T .--ia S-8M1 r ' ’ be contacted at the home of Mi- lins, East Hartford, Concordia. nUESOBIFnON PBAKMACT ments. The bill also requires for the Lutheran, Sept. 1, ahael J. Pesce where he resides. | . Presumably, the argument will first time that “ substantial' avi- 1958 CHEVROLET lEL AIR 2.DOOR 1940 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON . Dance Stated or Careers be used by Soblen’s lawyers on the There will be a dance for teenr dence” be submitted that a drug 280 HP., V-8 engiaa. Mlek ahUt. C IIO E 4^>oor. S-oyltader, otaadard traaamiaston. K 1TOK appeal. ’They said an appeal baa is effective for its intended use Radio and henter...... T X jlf.O agera tomorrow from 8 to 11:30 been arranged for next Wednes before it is cleared for marketing radle, hea«er...... ▼ I /T G p.m. at the Nathan Hale Com day. ' by the Food and Drug Adminis munity Center. Joel Cash will have toblen was eenvicted in federal tration (FDA). SPECIAL VACATION PRICE ON 1950 CHEVROLET IBL AIR 4-DOOR «■ band from Hartford for danc court, In New York of spying for Under present law the FDA is 1959 CHEVROLn 210 4-DOOR ing. There will be special prizes. the Soviet Union. He Jumped bell required to pass on the safety, but S-oyllnder, standard traniialsshia, ’ ClXJIK v-8, powergUde, K A 4 K ’Hpad Chaperones, will be Mr. and-. of $100,000 and fled In late June to not the effectiveniiss, of new radio and hMrier...... ’^ 1 0 4 0 radio, heatar...... Mra. William Zeigler. Brand New Fashions for Bright Gals The shoe that won the American Tel Aviv, using his dead brother's drugs before they are placed on, Oknadlan passport. DRIVEWAYS the market. Manchester Evening Herald Shoe Designer Award of 1962 Tbe Israeli government expelled Other features of the bill in 1950 FALCON 2-DOOR ^ 1954 FORD FAIRLANE HARDTOP ,C«nventry corrfspondent, F. Pan- him. While flying aboard a New clude a requirement tar registra Asphalt - - Bituminous S-cyllndcr, standard transmission, Bne Little, telephone Pngrim THE ‘‘POOR BOY” SWEATER Tork-bound El A1 airliner July 1, tion of all drug manufacturers, $129$ V-S, sutoiiMRMo tranunMon, CXOE X-SSSl. f a ...... Soblen cut Ms abdomen and a establishment of quality controls WE PAVE: PARKING AREAS, GAE E41 , ^ 0 7 3 shown at the left. Shown in two tones. Bone and Brown and l^ns the applause of 2 million happy wrist as the aircraft approached on the manufacture of drugs, and Brown with Loden Green. Has suede leather patch on aleeve *12.99 liondon airport. broadened authonty for govern STATIONSa RESIDENHAI^MACHINE SPREAD 1951 CHEVROLET lEL AIR 2-DOOR at elbow. Small, medium and large. women who love faahicMi plus com fort That involved the British. He ment inspection of prescription 1958 PJ.YMOUTH BELVEDERE 4-DOpR Deaths Last Night ^^as removed from the plane and drug plants. — TIME PAYMENTS — 5-cylinder, standard transmission, K lO O e V-8,'automatie transmission, SO OC !^ven emergency medical treat- The bill also is deMgned to en o FREE ESTIMATES ANYTIME O radio, hratcr...... radio, heeteg...... SAN ANTONIO. ’Tex. (AP) — -nient, thoi transferred to the hos courage sale of prescr^ion' drugs Mrs. Frank' Granger Huntress Sr., THE STRIPED OXFORD SHIRT V pital ward of Brixton Prison. by their generic or laboratory 78, widow of the former president His attomejrs said Soblen is dan names rather than their trade 1958 RAMRLER SUPER STATION WAGON 1959 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON . and publisher of the San Antonio shou-n at the right, has long slaevea',|ia button down in aisee 10 ‘P O G O ” names, so that consumers can ' Express News, died Thurs to lA Blue, red, brown and green. . . ’ *4.99 gerously in and would not live B-cyllnder. standard taea*tniaslula- Town Committeo UOB of 1,880,000. In addition. 82.- •50 Jerdaalaaz gre living abroad. Ainnaii. tha < ^ ta l. has a popu- Simply Say Charge It lattOR *8 54K00K f f. I ■* ■I •' I ^ ■’n I . . ■ " i I
PAOB SIX MANCHESPTER iV E k lU O HERAlJ), MANGBE8TEE, €pNN^ . FRIDAY. AUGUST l^, 196S MANCmSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANC31ESTEBx CONN« FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1962 PAGE SPVEN thmaelwaa a tax out, Wtaerdaa wa, qeU. from Mr. B’s - tan-year-old iftandiPBtpr tha umtNintaaad. hSTt just, ja ua> Blow to MUUary Chiefs A Thoiaght for Today (h u n te r Debbie. Dabhia said, 2 Easterly Waves BOYS’rCm U l’ official that of national sentiment, sounding excited, "Wa want to Beguhitlen CMara Bit by Bit, OVer the Years CnpmttQ IjpraUk decided we can’t afford to give thank you for your prayera! My In CariMiean Sea AmeTicans Continue 4 SrWant State News grandfather ! le in m racoveiy Text o f West-3 PUW.lHHta? BY nUu ourshlvas one. And now that w« MicPAi.n pRiNTmo oo Dia Ben Bella Gets Cheers Mr. B. and I bumped into eadi room, and he came through hla (OsatitoBail^M ragu.Oaa) GYM 11 BIm cU have persuaded. South Vietnam to msmilaa wonderfully welli" M ao^eater Conn. tha poUdy of debt and qplurgo, other In the Mevator in an office HHood," said I, "aay thank you to To Gscort Red Armor R oundup THOMAS P ' PlliRODBUN bnUding downtown. To my "How wawa waa BMtving watoscly at 10 to Reds Making West WALTER R FEROnSON which we will have to help out, our the One that did It,.'you knder U knoto; the Windward, ware stol suits PubUalMia From Own, Rival Mobs are you" he andhrered, 'H o t eo gneakpra — Bags — ten Page One) Notes to Russia own chances of easing our own tax Whom!" "Tea," anawersd wtoa wM.baiiig stodled. (Oeattoaed frwss Oao) Pounded October I 1881 good. My wUe’e at the hoapital Uttle Dabble, ‘1 know.*’ I ...... burden have, apparently receded with her father, who needs an Weatharraan forecast no tropioal Beeke Published Ever; Brenlnt Bbco^ (Oeathraed tro8n Page One) If yon want aoroething good to BerUnera, enraged by the shooting Curb Strife MOSCXIW (AP)—Tha text «t tha«ple, ara daUy cauali« torror in oonatruction of the big new proj ftmdays and Holidan. Entered at the eome more. operation, biit the doctors aren’t atotm woidd develop from the Retreat on Berlin happen for someone you love very e< e young'refucee . at the wall a three-power note delivered to the the civilised, world. ect will take about a year. Post Office at Manohester Conn, as rlllas herded into the square thou Alspp Raps Delays sure of his heart!" Mr. B. got out, Jtumloa wave although It would Obitujuy The latest incident, the killing of Second Class Mat] Matter. and n cahed after him, ‘HThat’a m u(^ and you aak Qod to make M ug rain to aouth Florida by the NASSIFF week ago, attacked Boviet buses (OoBttoeei fran Pxgw Oka) Soviet Union today: The regional center will provide sands of Moslems shouting anti- It hiyipen, don’t be durpriaed whan Peter Fechter, to of-a particularly residential care for alightly more By JAMBS MARLOW SUBSCRIPTION BATES Ben Bella slogans and carrying In Elderly Housing her fathar’e first name?" because weekend. ARMS COMPANY earrying aentriae to the Red war the Soviet claim that tha military The United States 'government revolting nature. On Aug. 17 this ^would deal with the Ruksians on Payable In Advance Foolscap when we pray for people in it h ai^ n e , and don’t forget Who than 100 persons plus day cara for Associated Press News Analyst travel to and from Berlin, not Mall placards denouncing "personality Winds up to K kaoU ware re Ml MAIN ST^~Oa M U f memorial. They shifted to ar- Peter Mitchell wishes to draw the atteatton •( tha 18-yeer-old worker, .who tried to Carrier Church, we use their first names. Rev. George Nbetrand. corded In the B^ndward wavs, the governing group haa gone out of 840 additional. Not all of those en WASHINGTON (Ap)-Bit by bit with the East Germans. The West One Year ...... SIB-GO 822.00 If, as can be confidently expect cults" and "false revolutionaries.” (Continued from Page One) morad cars after repeated eton- businesa. Soviet government to the rituation enter the Western sectors of Ber rolled in the -various day care pro refuses to recognize the East Six Monttis ,•••••••••••■ 7.7S U.OO Some demonstrators tried to The Aext wwek I had a phone fn. Mary’s ChiuOk. Waalfiar Bureau said. Inga of the buses. pies Following lin, was shot down by East Berlin grams will be 'accommodated over the years—by, talking, re Three Months...... E90. 6S0 ed, thla nation, and even this However, the« Western call did in Berlin which has been recently German Communists as the legiti One Month ...... 1.90 world, aome day slowly grind to. a storm the modernistic govern even one more project,” he said. The Soviets inslated then—and guards at the wall dividing the ■very day of the weelc. treating, pushing on; Berlin—Rus mate government. W eekly ...... 90 ^.a ment building, hurling stones and "The demand for such housing ■till do—that they want no escorts not specify that the Berlin meet kggravated hy the brutal klUlng city. Gravely wounded he toy for Praliminary plans call for three permanent, fixed atop, unable to Lengthy run Ea.st Ger of East Germany although no one verttsements and other readte matter He staked the crowd: "Are you Republican ieglslators in the next Contingents of the 6th Infantry ent Gov. John Dempsey, with a In The Manchester Bvenlns Herald. great in quantity to be performed for order? Are you for the Politi session of the legislature will con the replacement of the Russian actions, this seems, in the exist lin that they made their proposal many. The Eisenhower adminis could have any illusions it would Save money on Di-vision 2nd Battle Group—342 Berlin commandant by an Elast certificate from U.S. Labor Sec tration called for reunification, anyway, or too great in quantity to cal Bureau? Do you favor the sider housing for the elderly a top SEMI-ANNUAL men In IM vehicles, mostly trucks ing circumstances in Berlin, sin in their note of June 3S that repre- remain free long. Display advertlslna eloslna hours: German military chief. gularly ironic. The tensions which sentativee of the four powers meet retary Arthur Goldberg honoring too. Then he threatened to sign a For Monday—1 pan. m d a v seem worth the effort In com army’s transformation?”. priority need.” —cleared without interference the achievements of American For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. To each question, the crowd re The Western powers made clear hara recently arisen in Berlin are in Berlin to review the incidents Neither Adenauer nor this coun peace treaty with East Germany. For Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday. parison to the ultimate value or In another campaign develop through the Soviet checkpoint at they view the move as part of the craftsmen and apprentices. try was thinking in terms of a sponded “Yes!” ment, Democratic State Chairman HOME FURNISHING Marienborn, on the border be due to the building of the wall which had occurred since the wall If he did. it would mean the We.st For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. pleasure of the action contemplat Kremlin’s long campaign to boot Aug. 13 of -last year which cut the waa built with a view to avoiding, Legislation establishing appren Germany united under commu would have to deal with the East For Friday—1 p.m. Tbursday. “Algeria has chosen the road to John M. Bailey today asked Alsop a bi'g^ del.uxe tween West and East Germany. the West out of West Berlin and ticeship program was sponsored nism. And. just bcrau.se they German Reds whom they still re For Saturday—1p.m . Friday. ed. socialism that is not incompatible to tell the people of the state The first group of 35 vehicles city in two, and to the attitude of by all appropriate means, the re ClassUled deadSita; 10:80 a .m at___ make a "sovereign” state of East the Soviet government in opposing currence of such incidents, in par by the late U.S. Rep. William weren’t, what the'y said about re fused to recognize. day of publication exeent Saturday — We are already perilously near with Islam,” Ben Bella declared. whether he was running this year arrived in Berlin after.3<4 hours, Germany. Fitsgerald of Norwich, a former unification was empty talk, and If the East Germans laid down • a.m. “The entire world is watching us. as a socialist or a Republican. and a U.S. Army spokesman said by every' means free circulation ticular by seeking means to facili this state. Some people and some Soviet assertions concerning the within the city. The responsibiUty tate the movement of persona and deputy state labor commissioner. nothing more, and for this reason; new conditions for access to Ber Friday, August 34 Unite around the Political Bu In a statement Issued from no attempt waa made to escort It was enacted Into lattr 26 yean Khrushchev wasn’t thinking in lin, or tried, to shut the West out enterpriaea, hi fact, can't take it SALE them. alleged sovereignty and independ for the wall and for its con goods- within Berlin. reau.” DAYSTROM even now. We are reminded of this State Democratic headquarters, ence of Commimist Bast Germany sequences rests solely with the So This proposal was rejected by ago. terms of a Germany united under altogether, and if the West tried Ben Etella threatened state seiz The 2nd Battle Group troops were Dempsey baa written to Post capitalism and allied with the to Itotter its way through, it would Toward A Showdown by a news story about a model Bailey referred to the endorsement returning to duty with the West and the nonexistence of the U.S., viet government. This action in the Soviet government July 14 and ure of French factories and other of Alsop this week by William S. British. French and Russian Ber the Soviet commandstnt also re- master General J. Edward Day re West. The reality Was that uni mean war with East Germany nursing home, over bi New York enterprises unless the Europesuis Berlin garrison after an annual irlolatton of international agree fication couldn't happen in the Iwdi discouraging development Visokay, acting town chairman of lin governing authority are with ments and of the most elementary jseted on Aug. 19 the invitation questing that the stamp be placed and Russia, too. state, closing down because its who ran them and fled to France two-week training period in West foreseeable future. Over the years Khrushchev did In the Berlin wall altuatloa brlnge the Socialist party in BridpeporL Germany. out foimdation or effect, the West principles of humanity has been which was issued with the same on sale in Norwich a day ahead of proprietor got worn out and in return and reopen them. He did Visokay said at the time that hia Dinette! ern powers declared. purpose bys the United States. Brit the national release date of Aug. Khrushchev battered the West some incredible threatening and new evidence that the Soviet Union not say where Algeria would get Units of the 6th Infantry 3rd further aggravated by the attitude into acceptance of this reality. backsliding. For instance, he set need of nuraing herself as a result endoreement was a "persmial” one. Battle Group were scheduled to . The statement reaffirmed the and actions on the East German ish and French commandants. In 81. haa no desire to ease the tension. the technicians to run them If the “It seems to me that if Mr. Al these circumstances it la hard to He told Adenauer to reconcile a six-months’ deadline for signing of her conscientious efforts to keep French don't come back. leave the Communist-encircled Western Allies ’contention that all authorities toward the inhabitants himself to the existence of two a peace treaty. He let that pass It would seem clear that Moa- sop accepts the Socialist party en city for a similar training period four occupation powers are bound of the Soviet sector ot Berlin. see how the Soviet government ex CD Chiefs to Meet forma filled out for 18 state and He also promised agrarian re dorsement he is going to have to Big family groups . . big tabUs . .'big stains, food acids, scratches and heat up to 276 Germanics as an "indisputable and said it didn't matter. ocw Is moving, or is being thrust, form and distribution of free land, In West Germany. by their original agreements on The very existence- of a wall pects the tension provoked by the H-ARTFORD (AP) — Con fact.” He said Russia would not Last year he intensified his de toward some ultimate showdown. federal agencies. make some major hypooriticsl re- degrees. The Army spokesman said U.S. Berlin until all agree to a change. which prevents the inhabitants of East Berlin and East German au necticut’s five area Civil Defense sin apparent contradiction of his adjustments in the poUtloal chain, smart chairs . . big savings . . ara e permit unification that eliminated mands. The West, as always, said Hie position of the West grows Almost all of us can provide appeals to European farmers to Army sedans also were touring The Western Allies also decried East Berlin and of East Germany thorities to ba reduced. oonunanden were scheduled to "socialism” *’ (meaning commu it would not abandon the people philoBophy he is now trying bo sell Daystrom balances the top plastic with plastie "irresponsible action at the wall The United States government more perilous by the moment. The other exsmplea Who does not return to thetj; Algerian farms. features of these genuine Daystrom East Berlin today as usual, and from leaving that area bears elo meet- today with their dissatisfied nism) in East Germany. of West Berlin, that it had agree the voters,” Bailey said. UNDERNEATH the top to prevent chipping, he had no reports of any Soviet Peter Mitchell by East Berlin guards,” the “Il quent testimony to the character is nevertheless prepared to persist chief. 2. Khrushchev, meanwhile, kining of a second teenager fleeing know a farmer who has gone out Ben Bella pledged Algeria's sup? Groups that are included in the Semi-An* ments with Russia to stay there. port for creation of a united North In Bridgeport today, Ooni^reM- warping and checking. attempt to escort them. legality of the wall,” and "the of the regime. The brutality which in its attempts to bring about joint State Civil Defense Director forced the West to think of a Last Aug. 13 Khrushchev tested Blast Berlin Is bound to stir up of business because it got to be so man Horace Seely-Brown Jr., the Elast German machine-gunners Selim and Mary Jayne McCartney brutality of the Bast German au the siast .German regime has con consultations with the Soviet au Africa and for the rebels in the nual Sale. Come in; try 'em on for size! Mitchell. William L. Schatzman, who called problem more real and immedi the West.. He threw up a wall more passion among West Berlin he had to spend more time with Portuguese colony of Angola In GOP csindidate for the U.S. Senate Daystrom Coloramic process for finishing metal killed a yoimg East German rail thorities preventing the inhabi tinually used toward its inhabi thorities with a view to preventing the meeting, said yesterday that ate—Berlin. between East and West Berlin. If said that “New frontiers as far as way policeman as he scrambled He waa a 1953 graduate of Man further deterioration of the situa ers whose demonstratlcm, perhaps his paper records than with his Southwest Africa. Angolan rebels table and chair legs are non-cracking, non cheater High School. During hla tants of East Berlin from leaving tants trying to seek refuge in West the national fallout shelter survey Under pbst-war agreements the West had battered down the cows? Who hasn’t, mid-way are being trained at camps In Al the American economy Is con through the wall seeking freedom the area.” Berlin has long been notorious. tion in Berlin. Accordingly the is moving too slowly in Oonnecti- Berlin—110 miles inside Commu wall one of two things would have with Communist help, precipitated cerned are to be found in ttie ex Why do we believe Daystrom makes the finest peeling, non-chipping; will not discolor under Thursday night. It was the second high achool day# he waa a violin U.S. officials seem uncertain as Despite this, recent acts by the United States government repeats nist Etost Germany—was divided through the purchase of some rou geria. ist in the school orchestra and cut. happened: Khrushchev would the present crisis. pansion of business and Industry dinettes? Daystrom has been the leadinfi: de daily nee. such slaying in six days. to what practical effect tha com Estet German authorities operat the proposal for a quadripa^tc Schatzman said ha particularly into four sones, one each to be have backed up or there would tine piece of living like an autO' attended the Julius Hartt School That useless slaughter comes and the jobs thus provided, a sim signer and maker of metal plastic dining furni An angry crowd quickly collect of Music, Hartford, He waa an mandant change will have. They ing in areas for vdiich the Soviet meeting, preferably in Berlin, wanted the results of the survey occupied by the United States, have been wrar. only hours after the annotmcement mobile, paused to wonder If It Jobless Problem Holds ple economic fact that leaders of Ali tables and chairs have self-leveling glides ed in the French sector at the noted the Western powers still government is redponsible, and in which could provide for the Mtab- in order to show that the public Britain, FYance and Russia. The West i^d nothing. In this the present administration ai^iar- ture for over 25 years. scene of the latest shooting. honor student at the music achool llshment of the necessary contacts The Soviets, who did and do that an East German will take could be worth all the paper work to adjust to floor levels; prevent damage to and winner of scholarships at the have liaison missions and the So particular the cold-blooded killing ia not, as some congressmen have test of wills, Khrushchev won. STORRS (AP) — The unem ently have forgotten, or never Freifch soldiers and West Berlin school and to Laurel Music Camp, viets have a military headquar along the wall of many Germans, in accordsnet with axisting agrea- ■aid, apathetic toward shelter control East Germany, guaran Now he’s forcing the West into over the duties held until two days Involved? Has any of lis ever stop ployment problem will remain learned.” They insist upon the finest materials, continu linoleum and asphalt tile. police quickly dispersed the ters in East Germany just outside including women and young peo- ments. teed the West the right of access another test by ^ lin g the Soviet ped to wonder how long we would Winsted. He appeared in Man construction. ago by a Russian official. with us through the ’60s, a govern Describing himself as Connecti ing improvement of manufacturing processes Only the finest grade vinyls are used for seat crowd, and there was no violence. chester in 1951 as guest artist at Berlin, where, contacts might be to the city—people and supplies— commandant out of Etost Berlin. The prompt naming of a German be engaged If we ever took seri ment official said yesterday, prim cut’s “Family Congressman," See and are ever alert to the trends of the times. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt the Chaminade Musical Club con made in the future. through and over East Germany. His next move may be a peace ously all the filling out form op arily because of the great num ly-Brown added in his prepared’ and back upholstery. They’re known for long reached the scene almo.st imme Secretary of State Dean Rusk YHRR for Cutting Crettss By this arrangement the West treaty with East Germany. to the commandant's post indicat campaign statement: diately and helped persuade the cert. portunities which come across our bers of young people entering the wear, and clean easily with a damp cloth. He attended Hamilton College, saw Soviet Ambassador An^oly Deadline Today for Petition NEW HAVEN (AP)—The New ed Russia may be threatening to “An administration that regards Daystrom makes its own Daystromite plastie crowd to break up. F. Dobrynin Thursday. During a Haven Railroad is considering an desk or into our home in the course labor market. Clinton, N.Y., until 1956, then en abandon completely Its responsi Ewan C 1 a g u e, U.S. oommla- all businessmen as S .0 3 .’s hardly table tops that stay new looking through years Seats are plumped with Urethane foam for add The -victim of the East German tered the U.S. Army. He served 16-mlnute discussion supposed to attempt to cut crews immediately bilities In the Berlin situation of a week ? What if, some day, aioner of labor statistics, spoke to can be expected to be able to live of constant use. Tops are highly resistant to ed emhfort; adjust for proper seating position. guards was Hans Dieter We.sar, in Panama, and was discharged be devoted to disarmament. Rusk To Avert New Housing Code without waiting for a court deci some of us should have a sudden up to its promise to 'Get America 19, a policeman at East Berlin’s used the occasion to bring the sion on a union appeal, an attorney Democrats to Stress which, despite, long delays, must a group of about 60 educators at Bornholmerstrasse Railway Sta in 1968 as a sergeant. He entered attack of conscience, or leaving the University of OonneoUcut’s an on the Move.’" the University of Connecticut and U.S. views on^ Berlin once again for the railroad said yesterday. reach showdown. tion. Unless a petition is sidmitted^overlaps with the existing build Thomas J. O’Sullivan said he forms unfilled-out should suddenly nual economic workshop. graduated in 1960 with distinc to Russia's attention. to the Town Clerk this afternoon, ing, plumbing and electrical codes, The moves In the game opposing The nation’s bumper crop of Jobless Claims Dip He fell under a hail of machine- tion. He was elected to Phi Beta It was understood Rusk raised may make a motion in Superior Medicare in *62 Race powera have been playing as they be proclaimed a crime punishable gun bullets, apparently hit just Manchester's new housing code but applies to old as well as new Court to set aside the stay Rant “war babies” may even cause un Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, collegiate points similar to those in thq will become an ordinance tomor structures. face each other across the wall are by penal servitude? Who would employment percentages to in after he had' slipped through the scholastic honor society. Pi Sig Western declaration. He was said ed when two railroad unions ap HARTFORD (AP)—A low- barbed wire fence at the station. row. Hie Federal House and- Home pealed the recent decision of the By IRWIN J. MILLER such problems as hospital and becoming more and more deadly. ever start the world up again, crease during the next decade, er rate of ' factory vacation 5 pieces .. 79*^^ ma Alpha, political science honor to have done all the talking on the The code was printed In The finance Agency, which adminis Police, searching in the dark Berlin issue, with Dobrynin lis State Public Utilities Commission. FRENCH LICK, Ind. (AP) — nursing home care and doesn’t in They Illustrate again that some then? Who would ever get around plague said. shutdowns is partly responsible ness after hearing the gunfire, society, and to Delta Kappa Ep Herald on Aug. 16, after being ac ters redevek>{ment funds, re volve doctors at all. Some factors are contributing to f o r e s t week’s decline of 8,464 in silon, social fraternity. tening. The PUC had granted the New National Democratic leaders put pennanent solution to the division to finding and signing the form for found him 16 yards ingjde. West cepted by the Board of Directors quires a town to have such a hous Haven’s request to reduce crews Mrs. Price said at a later , news ,the creation of more jobs, Clague sta“ unemployment compensation Mr. Mitchell was a member of earlier - in the month. Town lew ing code before it will grant funds a continued fight for the admin of Germany must be found. Secre a renewal of movement? 7 pieces ° Berlin. He died on the way lo a on passenger trains through a re conference her visit to 18 states said. For instance, people are re claims. Labor Commissioner Re- 995 hospital. the Knights of Columbus of Pana By ELXON C. FAT states that any proposed ordi for urban renewal. istration’s medicare program on since last March have convinced f ma, and the Panama Country AP MUUary Affairs Writer vision of manning regulations. tary of State Rusk and Soviet Am We will all be found, some day, tiring sooner, demands for neiw nato E. Ricciuti said yesterday. A Later, at least 80 more shots nance becomes effective 10 days Manchester’s code was drawn However, O’Sullivsn sstid he did top of their list of 1962 campaign her the program is a telling issue bassador Dobrynin discussed the dry mummified papier mache fig services are srowing. and today’s year ago, the one-week decline Choose this Daystrom Dinette for large or small were heard in East Berlin. These Club. WASHINGTON (AP) — Current after publication. by a committee of five: Dr. Ni Issuea as the Midwest Democratic nationally without much regional youngsters aro Hkely to stay in was only 511. Last week’s total Survivors, besides his parents of prospects are remote that another not intend to moVe for immediate situation briefly yesterday, but de- ures rustling in between the pa f^ ily ... 7 or 5 pieces. Smart wireback chairs were not explained. During those 10 days, the cholas A. Marslalo, director of Implementation of the PUC order Conference got under way today. difference of opinion. school longer than their predeces was 29,410. A year ago It was Public anger has been at a high Manchester, include his wife, Mrs. call-up of National Guardsmen townspeople may initiate a peti Health; Thomas C. Monahan, unless it appeared that the esse National chairman John M. Bailey pointed out in a speech tafls of their dlseussicn were with pers we never did get to fill out. sors did. 61,271. (in white) add a distinctive touch to your din Lilia Quintero, Mitchell; two and reservists might result from building in speetor; Police Chief pitch in West Berlin since the a new Berlin crisis, short of a tion requesting Uie proposed ordi would drag on for a long time in Bailey and Margaret Price, na to the conference that only five held. ing area. Legs are finished in bronze with tan slaying last Friday of an 18-year- daughters, Lenice Marie Mitchell nance be placed on referendum be James Rrardon; Fire Chief W. C. courL tional vice chairman, told news Senate Republicans voted for .the The poBsibiUty of a visit to the and Marcela Eloisa Mitchell, and serious, shooting outbreak. Mason; and Town Planning En men they consider the program textured plastic chair upholstery. The big 35 x old refugee, Peter Fqchter. He Army sources, asked about this fore the town. The petition must The unions Involved—the Broth- President’s health care program. United States by Premier Khrush- The Cabin Cruiser Family was shot down on the east aide a brother, Michael Scott Mitchell have signatures of at least five gineer Edward J. Rybesyk. erhod of Railroad Trainmen and of medical care for the ^ e d un Panels and workshops on cam 50-inch table top (extends to 60 inches) comes of Manchester. today, said the Regular Army is ehsv sets one to wondering If the of the wall 200 yards from an per cent of the electorate. The prorislona were modeled the Brotherhood of Locomotive der Social Security the party’s big paign problems filled the time for There was a time, supposedly, HI briar or lindenwood-grained Daystromite American-manned crossing point The funeral will be held Satur in far better shape to cope, with after the codes presently In force gest talking point. the party organization leaders of USSR la paving the way for some requirements in Europe or else The directors then have 45 days Firemen and Enginemen—claim when the status symbol was that plastics. and lay moaning and bleeding for day at 9:15 a.m. at the John F. to review the petition. If they in other large ConiiiMtleut oom- that the crew reactions would Bailey, Mrs. Price and Larry the 14 states. showdown play during that vlalL Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. where than it was a year ago. of two cars in every garage. Even- nearly an hour without medical The Regular Army has five take no action, -the town clerk munities. jeopardise the safety of pas O’Brien, apecial assistant to the Indiana’s Gov. Matthew E. U aid. Center St., with a oolemn hijrh The code to uncontroversial, ac sengers. *1116 railroad maintains president due for a luncheon Welsh was slated for the principal tuaUy, as cars grew bigger, and UNITED AIRCRAFTlA F T CCORPORATION more comltot-ready divisions than puts the proposed ordinance to For three nighta angry West Mass of requiem at St. Bridget’s cording to Rybesyk, It oalls for that modern safety devices and speech today, were the principal speech Satui-day night and Gov. the garage became the biggest when the tension over Berlin last referendum. Washington figures on hand. Converted To Deficits Berlin crowds protested. The dem Church at 10. Burial will be in year resulted in the government's Thri housing code wa.s drawn In minimal standards of maintenance systems have made the old crew Otto Kerner of IllinoLs was to part of the house, there was some onstrations at the wall culminated St. Bridget’s Cem^,t^ry. and ^uipiheiit, and so should re requiremwits obeolete. House and Senate leaders and spieak at a banquet temight. Free decision to summon reserve forces orderJto Insure that blighted areas Secretary of Agriculture Orville man was to be represented by an There is big, reassuring news indication of status in the number Monday in the atoning and chas Friends may call at the funeral for active duty in this country. do not develop in the town. It sult in hardship for nobody. from South Vietnam, where we 5 pieces ing of Soviet buses and the injury home tonight from 7 to ♦. L. Freeman had reported they assistant secretary, John A. Bak of rooms attached to the garage, of two Soviet soldiers en route to About 119,000 Army reservists Rockville-V ernon could not attend. er, at the Saturday luncheon. have had so much reason to for middle-week living. After that, ...broadening horizons guard duty at the Soviet War Me and National Guardsmen were Bailey said, in reference to op Nearly 1,000 Democrats were despair over the InabUity of the re there was a time when the tele morial in West Berlin. called up and now have been re Condition Better Senators End position from the medical profes expected to attend at least part leased. sion, that the program deals with of the conference. gime Of President Ngo Dinh Diem vision aerlali with or without set 7 pieces Funerals Organizational strength of the Red Men’s Club either to be effective against the underneath it, proclaimed one’s MMBN80N IN TEHRAN > Regular Army is 16 divisions. This On Injured Man TEHRAN. Iran (AP) — I'.S. Hearings on Foreclosure Filed Oommunlats in the field, or to place in the world. Mrs. Edith W. Wenlck includes two new divisions and Struck by Car ed States strives to catch up and catch the spirit of American Smart metal-framed chairs with “handles” l^oe President Lyndon B. John three former training divisions pass the Russians. What would It be, after cars, and son arrived today for a two-day Funeral services for Mrs. Edith which have been converted to EYinerai announcamenta on the From industry's point of view democracy In its own governing of rooms, and aerials? Our observa and deep down-to-the-seat upholstery are vMt In Tehran and pledged that Weiner , Wenlck, 72, of 37 Old Ralph Hiibbard, hit by ,a , car Negro Judge Business military and civilian space spend Meadow Rd., West Hartford, moth combat outfits since last year. death ot the Red Men’s Club, alter its people. tions as of this summer Indicate, features of these groups.'White legs with Iran’a Independence and national Eight of the 16 divisions are Wednesday while crossing E. Cen ing is all one—what the President Integrity will not be breached. er of Sheal S. Wenlck of 20 Green about 10 year’s exiatmee, were The big, glad news U that South rather clearly, what it has already white star-spattered top, or bronze with Mano'r Rd., were held this after ready In the continental United ter St:, was reported to be ln_good ''(Coattnned from Pago Ouo) calls "a great inter-relationship.” Vietnam has finally agraed to be Johnson’s U.S. Air Force Jet States. One is stationed in Ha posted in the town clerk's office And industry itself is pouring huge become. lindenwood-grained Daystromite. Seats are noon at the Weinstein Mortuary condition at Manchester Memorial Johnston said he would call the gin doing things our way. By “our shrieked hi from Lebanon past waii, with one battle group de this week in notice o t a foreclosure Mirror sums into, research that could im It is the cabin cruiser, the lesser upholstered in stardust white plastic or the Mwiv-enpped Elborz Moun Chapel, 640 Farmington Ave., ployed in Thailand. Five divisions Hospital this morning. subcommittee together ss soon as prove known space 'vehicles or way■’ we suppose mean the Hartford. Burial wm in the Garden action against the chib property at Lusitania, the debutante Queen tan tweed to match. Big 36 x 60-inch table tains nad landed in bright, hot are in Europe and one in Korea. Hibbard, who waa knocked from possible to decide what to do next, By SAM DAWSON produce new marvels. Way which seems to be becoming MHwhlne three minutes ahead of St. Synagogue Cemetery, Hart but declared: "We do want the 95 E. Main St. Elizabeth, set up on wheels in the expands to 60 inches long. Seats 5 or 7 . .. ford. If a worsening of the situation his shoes by the collision, was AP Buatoeos News Analyst The President mentioned only insreasingly popular with our eco schedule. arising out of the new Communist record (of the hearings) printed” The club, initially founded by front or aide or back-yard, depend and you can buy it either way. Memorial week will be observed treated for fractures of the lower before acting. members of the Tankeroosen Tyibe, NEW YORK (AP) — President one space program, that revolving nomic theorisU ". even though, pressures on Berlin should bring leg and left shoulder, as well as around the Titan missile. At least ing upon the degree of modesty at the home of her daughter, Mrs. a decision to bulwark ground This drew ‘ immediate protests Improved Order of Red Men, Rock Kennedy makes it plain that the ■tiangely enough,, aome of our LegaJ Notice Lester Resnick, 37 Old Meadow multiple cuts and bruises, in the ville, breathed ita last a few 10 corporations have had a major with which one wishes to pro force strength in west Germany, ho.spltal’s special care zone. Po from Hart and Ben. Kenneth B. space industry definitely will be pohtlcianB, and even aome of our Rd., West Hartford. Keating. R-N. Y.. that It would months ago after It "went to part in this program. ,^.>nd the claim possession of the latest sym AT A COURT OF PROBATE held the firat of such reinforcements lice rrieased the driver of the car, come more of a growth industry. prime ccaitractor and major sub people, aeem to be growing wary at Honchexter withii] and tor the Memorial donations may be could be landed there within 24 further delay action. They aaid pieces” and "folded up”, according bol. They are usually of a gener District ot Manchester, on the 20tli day made to the Hebrew Home for Gerald Alfonso, pending Investiga they intend to go ahead with plans to reports. The problem for corporate man contractors have in turn ^ven or of I t hours of a buildup decision: tion of the accident. ders to a large number of compan ous size, often bigger than the ’ Iv ^ of Ausust, 1962. Aged. Hartford, in memory of Mrs. As of now, military leaders see to move at the next meeting of the Though the organization was age! :nts and for investors is to What South Vietnam is gtdng to Present, Hon John J. Wallett. Judge. Wenick. Hospital authorities said today full judiciary committee that Mar founded by members of the Red ies, big and small, for parts, ma yard they are stationed in. No one Abov« Succnful tMt flrtne ot Pratt 6 Whltnay Aircraft's Estate of Anna Blovdsh late of Man- nothing that requires , any deploy that Hibbard waa progreesljjig sat guess udiich companies will share do “our way” ia abandon its old- RL-10 liquid tiydrogan rockri angin., praparalory to It. fIrM eheater. In aaid District decefised. Mrs. Wenick died yesterday at a ment of forces. But plans, detailed shall's nomination be reported fa Men’s lodge, it was incorporated as terials and services. ever has to prove that they are flitht In an AUaa^Iantaur mlaalla. The administratrix having exhibited isfactorily. , in this growth. For this is an in faahloned, conaervative devotion Spiecies ,, |Q 9. Hartford convalescent home. down to the smallest item, are vorably to the Smate. the Red Men’s Club ot Rfickvllle, dustry where obsolescence often' The long list of companies ac ever in any kind of water. So long her administration account with said tive in projects tied with the space not only to the Ideal but to the estSLte to this Court tor allowance, it is Survivors, besides her son in ready for an emergency in Eu "■ -> iudlciaiy committee’s regu a separate entity from the lodge. sets in even before a contract can as, of weekends, they disappear 'The wotid’i leading manufacturer of jet aircraft ORDERED: That the 11th day ot Manchester and daughter in West rope or elsewhere. lar meeting day is Monday, but no Membership at first was limit race contains many names famil practice of a balanced budget, and September, 1962. at ten o'clock, tore.- Rockville-V emon be fulflllad and where tomorrow's iar to^general public only for their engines, helicopters and propeUen, United Aircraft has Hartford, include two brothers ot The Defense Department re ..i^uung has yet been scheduled ed to members of the (odge. but contract is today Just a gleam In a from the home yard, and go reel Smart way to conserve space in your kitchen noon, at the Probate Office In the Mu Hartford, three sisters o t Hart membership later was opened to work in other fields. They are begin eome nice, big, healthy defl- broadened its ketivities to include other aerospace linea nicipal Building In said Manchester, be cently completed the "pre-stock for next week by Ben. James • O. scientist’s eye. elt spending. ing off behind one of the two fam- or dining room . . , with this 42-inch tound and the same Is assigned for a hear ford and Boston, Maas., and eight ing” of arms, equipment and sup Eto^and, D-Miss., the chairman. non-lodge members. Until the commonly known as makers ot Uy cars, they perform their main Wa believe that U j^C t common stock provides a solid table that extends to 42 x 59 inches when the ing on the allowance of said adminis grandchildren. Milk Route Sold duo folded, sometime around the The Presidtent told his news con autos, television sets, adding ma By running Into debt and help tration account with said estate, as plies in West Germany sufficient Keating, a member of the fuU ference that the Defense D e tr i function, and no questions asked. means of participation in the aeipspace industry.” occasion requires. The Non-mar Daystromite certainment of heirs and order of dis to outfit and maintain two divi committee, but not of the subcom first of the year, the lodge paid chines, washing machines, light Ing itself to a nice dose of infla The above obtervation appears in a currant report tribution, and. this Court directs that sions, one armored and. one in By Sen. Welles mittee, told newsmen later that, if rent to the club and used the ment to considering even larger bulbs, passenger planes, home Undoubtedly, many of them do top is in an onyx finish, banded with walnut noUce of the time and place assigned Legal Notices budgets for U.S. space spending.. tion. South Vietnam will spread from our Research Department and should ba of inter fantry. The stockpile includes necessary, he will file a petition In building as g meeting place. heating controls. actually see tthe water, and carry grained plastic! Smart chairs, too, with their for said hearing be- given to all pei^ Sale of his 500-quart milk de the Senate to discharge the com The criais was reached after the What contracts will be let and But as the race beriveen tbe more money around for everybody, est to investors seeking long-term capital gain. Heavy eons known to be interested therein to LIMITATION ORUKB tanks,, personnel carriers, artil who will get them will plot the and be able to spm A a lot more people over water, and provide bronze wire spindles. Legs are in bronze, up appear and be heard thereon by pub AT A COURT OF PROBATE held lery, mortars, rifles, machine livery and milk processing busi mittee from further consideration rsaignatlon of the club officers. United States and ths Soviet Unkm wonderful weekend sport. But ReMsreb I Development"' expenditures, 6nam»qit by lishing a copy of this order In some at Manchester, wltlun and for the' of the nomination. The organisation was beset by future of some companies primar to land on the moon draws ever fighting the Oommunlats in the holstery in tan plastic. ^ newspondr having a circulation In Dlstrlcl of .Manchester, on the 31st day guns and ammunition. ness to Moser Farms lac. of El ily allied to the missile, defense their most significant function is company funds,- have considerably improved UAC^ said District, at least seven days be of August, 1962. In M emergency, troops from Four Democratic members of the mov(ntlng financial problems. At more billions from the U.S. Treas field end spreading progress, in fore the day of said Hearing, and by Present, Hon John J. Wallett, Judge. lington has been sm u ^ced by tempts were made to sell the build and space industry.’ ury, corporate managements and still that of standing, the rest bf long-term sales and earahig potential. - the united States simply would committee. Including Hart, wrote the villages, to make tha villagers a mailing on or before August 94.' 1962. Estate of Agnes M. Burke, late ot board transport planes, carrying Sen. Franklin WeUes ef Talcott- a letter to Easttond yesterday say ing as a means of overcoming the But a still large number of com investors will -revise theii'' think the week, with their graceful lines Putnam k Co. wilt be happy to send you a copy ef ill by eenifird mail, a copy of this order Manchester In aaid District, deceased. club’s financial difficulty, biit these panies will be affected. These will foegat the appeal of Communism. Dozens of others reduced to Kellie E. Shukis. 1% Woodlanad St:. On motion of, Hartford NaUonal n-tiS their personal equipment, and vlUe. ing they, too, were prepared to ing. annoimcing that this ia not only up-to-the-minuta, 9-page rqiort on uA c MaO lha Manchester. Conn.. Conservatrix of the and Toust Co., Hartford. Conn., execu head for airflalds in Germany. puiwue this course If necessary, to were abandoned, it was reported. supply the wide variety of parts The race to get to the moon will 'To show our approval of the estate of Adam Blovish; Barney tor. . Sen. Weljes, who has been in the Hie foreclosure action, return and services that combine in the a two-car family, a tslevlsion coupon below. No obligation, of course. Blovish; Carter St.. Manchester. Conn.: ORDERED: That aiz months from Hie Army estimates the first of get MarahaU’s appointment before be exciting. But on the industry, new financial policy being adopted milk delivery buaineas for 32 able to the Tolland Court of Com complicated vehicles the United family, a split-level family, but a Edward Blovish. Carter St.. Manches the. 21st day ot August. 1962, be and such units would be ready and in yedrs, said the sale to Moser the Senate for a vote. or ground. level the race to de by South I^etnam, end to add to ter, Conn.: Helen Skoneskl. 67 Haw tbe same are limited and allowed for the aircraft within 3)4''Itours of Marshall waa first named last mon Pleas Sept. 11, was brought States will launch j(n the skies . sign, to build, to equip the vehicles cabin cruiser family too. It ia a thorne St., Manchester. Conn.: Spohie the creditors within which !tb~brlng In Farms would bsooms affective against the club and John F. Nor Bach new prime 'coqtract as an the general atmosphere of bonausa CoIllBs. c /o State Welfare Commiaslon- their claims against estate, aiti said receipt of orders. Sept. 1. S ^ t. 23 to the circuit bench which —and to recruit and train the sci Bice s3rmbolism, which makes er. Box Ko. 608, Norwich, Conn. handles esses from New York, ris ot Hartford by the estate of nounced will brighten the future It wfll be designed to produce, we CTTV. executoi Is directed to give public The fact that the first of rein The SS-bead of eattla on the entists for the task—will be Just as even people Just driving by feel JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. notice to the creditors to bring In forcements could be on their way Connecticut and Vermont, 'but tbe Reuben Blonstein, and Lottie and boost the stock of the com close. are prepared to make a generous their claims within said time oliow^ farm will be reduced to about Senate failed to act on hia nomi Blonstein, trustee and life tenant. pany to which it is awarded. It affluent, too. AT A COURT o r PROBATE h-ld by publishing a copy of this order In within a matter of hours .does not 15 or 30 bead of young stock, and kmreeae in our own dollar aid to §1 Ifanctaester within And for the some newspaper haring a circulation mean, however, that anything like nation ' before K adjourned four ' The premises, before being used will also be top news in an un NAME. 5 pieces District of Manchfiter. on the 32nd day the dairy barn may. ba leased 'out by the Red Men’s Club, wsfl used Bottifa Vietnam. 9 9 “ In sold probate diatrlct within ten days two full diviaions ot troops could da^s later. counted number of other compan o f Aufiut. 1963. . , from the date of thia order and return as a wayside flirnitura store, Kennedy named him to a recess as a synagogue by the Congre^- ies who will do part of the work or It may be something .of a pity Pre»enl. Hon John J. Wallett. Jud^e. moke to this court of the notice given. be put down in Germany within Welles said. ^ tion of B’nal Israel. . Before -its ADDRESS. .UAC-862 Kstate of John J. Caeeinelli aka. JOHN J. WALLETT. /udge. hours or even days. The airlift appointment last October. Mar supply part of the necessary gagd- 11^ owing to some reactionary re John J. Stockfi. late of Manchester. In capacity still is well short of that. ) Reasons for Uio sale, WeUes shall’s pay will stop if he fails to lise as a synagogue, the building ets. The end products of many sa n luctance back In our own country, 7 pieces •aid District deceased. . UMITATION ORDEB said, were a decision not to train win Sonata confirmation this ysar. had been used as a gymnasium by others' will be attached to or used dA 1 2 9 “ The admlnlslrstrlx havlnz pxhlblt<;■«■ The President noted that mili Hellespont, who waa he emula p r o ^ i^ y and |donty through defi- thne and plhee assigned for imid hear their claims agatost aatd eotato. -OMi;i{ existing a year and a 1^ ago. tmsineas increased from a 40; aaatara Indiina known as tha Lim- te st deBMXHtraUoo la front rit. tary apace apcndlng is now nin- 6 chairs for the big family. Black ing be given to all persons known to said executor to directed to give public the headquarters ot.aa ergaalsa- ting? aUt juto at the moment whoi we ^ taitetwatsd therein to wpeOr and ba • McNamara haa „said. bowaver, quart route to a 300-quart route berioat, whldi/provided the setting nine around |L8 billion a year, A—Leander, who uaad to swim it notice to the creditors to brteg to for Gent' Stratton Porter’s sarly Um ot esaetriicitloa eoatiiaalqs. oureelrae are beginning toraaUse, legs, popular gray wood-grained heoiti thereon b y pubUshing a copy of their claim s within said Urns ollmrad that be still is "dissatisfied’.* with when he bou|^t the btiftaieMi in thfit about 40 per cent of defense at night to visit Hero, tM priest- this order ta som e newapaoer bavInR a by publishing a copy of this ordsr to the troop airlift ca|»bUlty aiid 1»53. ^ 20th Centura novels, including Pelloe tried to break op the- fobwly. that Bomtoody a l w ^ haa n I . CiNin n . manchkim • mi s -iiii Daystromite top (extends to 69 etreulatloa m said District, st lesst some newspapar having a dreutoUou deoMastratlea whea it MorkeJ research ftmds ara being spent for era inches) and.gray strie-striped plas seven days brtor* the day 6 t said In oold probata district wtthto taoJays that the capacity must be trebled. Welles, the owner of a country "Ths Girl o fT tts UtailMrlost,’’ jhas space. The clViiiah space - agmey to pay. in the, end. Jamas T. Blair, Robert H. Slorkal, Ce-Monagars hearing, and by naalltny on or -br'ore from the date of this order and rehira store and gift shop, as well as long sinoa been drained. * 'WaHle. la the battle, about aa is spending 83.7 billion a year now. . Q—What toMd waa a tta im i tor Jket think—the ||auth Viatnl- tic coverings. AugusT H •'I' 1. 1* make to this court of tbe notice gtren. When men meet In Yemen they Connecticut Oolflsnd on Rt. 88, No trace of tba primitive Um- aqaal xuniber et poUee, aad etrft- tite winner the flret Ia#lans y l)8 copy ^ m ts orier to John Caaainjllt. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. bsrkwt rsnnins, though two Por m o were hurt, euly ehe er two Both miUtary and civilian spend ot BMaa who now proMUy pay al- ■drtJwe S t.. Kew York q tv N-W liles handa. But, if one man is of said ha intends to maintain a ing is expected to climb aaxt year, hpraJway raoa? I: jS S m J tJ’Corn’i- 791 Ma'ji ► . highsr rank ttuui tbs other, the small hard ef young oat^a^ with ter memorials Imve bsen areetsfi “ " e uBiug tear it * . BMBtan toMS at a l Hair amr gat llwxS. Omw,. altortiss^ -VIb* one nt B w f g t y Mto toe tolMr i t gome thlak tbe total may riee ta A - A toM d o t U M a a p h . h r CU>8ED BATVBOATB OUBOra AUOVBV. « Eh TTUSS m . srfcsjs srhereatonto ■nak wta alw kiaa a view to aolUag to « a wBto aa sBuok IT hOlta, as tta Uxi(- JlayBantora , rooeh asatsrtty. ■« I y. wAiJ.rrr. Ju^sr- RMMl 'Hsraldl Adrila STelbew and skoq|d«r, * ■ 4 . ^ ' f I - 't t ...
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PA(^E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), M^CHESTER. CONN^ ERlDAt, AUGUST 24. 196* .A- j;.. • i ■ ■ ' ■ ■ . -'■■■ BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR BOOP^E DAIRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE M A N C H E ^ ta e v e n in g RERALD, MANCIffiSTER, OONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1962 PAGE N W 1I- ■'*1 TAI^e w » o s , ^ •i^PfcfNTervouy SYLVKTER.VA VWM«ARlPf,v^ Cbnflictm g TestimiHiy Hebron Columbia CHtSELIN' mJMl M r- ■ «■ Hospital Notes Local Stocks Geneva Parley VAKJ W6M — THE A^NUre vte MANCHESTER HIWS NOU '5TDPPGO ID FIGGER. SNUFFV/l\ ^ Him and Her Rham Expects Visiting hours am 2 to 8 imb- tor Voters Urged For N-Test Ban * 1 SINCE W* CAME MERE WEMe BEEN all arena, exeept mntnralty, when 'Qootatlons Pomished by IaiALL I -nj'uuvi/AU>'iu>TM' WORK AN'' TH' MA30RUA-tna AIN'Taiu't LIFTED]i iirrcKfl Flr^d Aid^ Denies they are X te 4:80 nad 6:80,to 8 Oebum linddlebrook, Ino, LDMBER A HAND EXCEPT TO CUPA YAWsif HE'S A 6IS E OF l u m b a g o / ACB0B8 5 Mata fwaa pdB., and private rooms whore Uiey Bank Stocks HES THAT LAZY t 6 Sob o( Adam 669 Students To Sign Up ' " Bid Asked Due to Resume XSCOKPOKATmD LIP M TOWN NOW GWIN' tHAT BIG NOSE IPmidaiit THarkad are 10 aja. to S p.m. Vtoltore are OPHIS A SURF «OARO RIDE OVERTH' HE'D S TA R T AN KcBMdjr reqneeted not to amoke in patteats’ Conn. Bank and 'Trust ARGUM ENT 3E6 TO V Pm i^tlil- a Huntiaf doat FOAM OF l a g e r Be e j?. W HILE'® U AM* aPanofylranta Estes. Probe Fixed An opening enrollment of 669 is rooms. N«^ BMre than tnre visitors With Party Co...... 62 (Gontiinied, from Page One) »cr nieknime ME SWEAT HERE, ENLA«6IN'THIS G E T '/OU SO R E city at ona ttnno per patieat, Hartford National ENOUGH T O POUND SActrMiXdM expected at the Regional School. ------M i ------VB^AK CANE 10 Glance ovar Bank and Trust'Co. 52 Arab Republic had urged Dean MAHWANY TH'TABLE Akf TYie various claasea will number aa Hl/W/ 12 Tropical plant 11 ScottUh eapa (CWnttaneA from Fage Om ) session, thst there was evidence Patleata Today: .170 Mrs. John Pringle, chairman of Fire Inauranco Companies and Kuznetsov to hold private CRACK WALNUTS 19 sulk follows; 7th .grade, 132; 8th, 129; the voter registration committee IS Japaneaa auh there to show Estes was enatled AIMdlTTED YESTBI^DAT: Htfd. F ir e ...... 61 65 meetings with a view to getting FOR HIM/ 14 Archm 21 "Sioux City'’ air * 'W ^ " do you nay to that?’* 9th, 138; 10th, 102; 11th, 92, and of the Republican Town Commit 28 Geraint’a wtia to keep the allotments. Mrs. Ann McNeiU, Cheater;' Mrs. NaUonal Fire ...... 121 131 PRE4FHMSIIED 15 Malt baeana* McGlellaiid asked after reading . Jacobs said he Was first desig 12th, 76. tee reminds prospective new vot Phoenix Fire ...... 98 104 the nuclear. talks start^ again. 10 HG FWnklln 25 Enervatai Helen Petrovich, 07 Bridge St.; Lall claimed the dlffermces had 17 Thailand 26 Actor Ladd 35 Britiali Mhool SONotioa this to Jacobs from a transcript nated by Murphy to go on the in To Attend Parley ers of the voter-making session LUo and Indemnity Ins. Cos. 27 Eat 38 Bed canopies SlKiBod ef Miller’s testimony. Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Coventry; tomorrow from 10 a.m. until 1 narrowed to a . point \riiere an 10 PainM placia vestigative mission, but they de Miae Harriet Wythe, daughter Mrs. Mary Wensel, Warren, Maas.;' Aetna Casualty...... 69 75 PLYWOOD ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN SOAbaUa 28 Halt 40 Give forth 52 Alone “ I say X did not do it,” Jacobs cided that Miller should go /4 OKAV, OOC, VOU CAN NOU CAN IF VOU STILL A’S l*OP BY AL VURM .R 65 TVa Cochran V" HT JT H R cobs said, was a decision to send Thursday, but then seemed to tin, head librarian, has a corps of Audrey Eaton. 29 Lucian St.; Rich its bituminous, treatment schedule be construed as actual markets. "Officiol Gym Suits" for Ovor 51 Ytors! 06 Sleigh and \ for next week. The road will be ‘ W E ’RE G L A D Y O U three men to Texas to check on back away from it under ques assistants. ard Martel. 493 Adams St. I'LL M Y P O IS O N O A K Ouinneaa Bi u 111 BIRTHS YES'TERDAY. A son to surfaced from RL 6A to the Leba HAD /A C5 0 0 D T i m e . n claims made by John Dennison, tioning by subcommittee mem Camp Period Ends non town line. Per rival R, Moses p'j' R E M E M B E R r WILL SEE TO DOWN counsel for Estes, at the Jan. 6 bers. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phillips, Ea-st T H A N K -7 HOLLYHOCK' IT F O R A TMAT/ II H D j Pvents of Boy ^outs. Troop 28, Mink Beginnings? Pokci (Vho are ending a two-weeks camp- Hartford: a son to Mr. and Mrs. 'Y O U FOR LONG Bread, apread 14 R Paul Malekaites, Wapping; a Silver blue mink may be beauti LAKEVILLE (AP) — Private ‘ T A K IN ® ME ' Gardener administrator for the estate of ihg trip at Lake of Isles Scout ful but beauty is only skin deep, memorial services will be held TIME 4Saa nymph Rc.servation, North Slonington, to daughter to Mr. and,Mrs. Jerimiah CAMPING, MRS U -/-0 Roekville-V ernon Margaret Loftus, to Helen P. O'Sullivan, Wapping. according to John Naiimec, Rt. 6 Saturday for Perciyal R. Moses, N U T C H E L L ^ P. Wheeler, property at Bolton morrow evening, sho\ild reach the poiiltryman. Naumec caught one of long-time New York consulting en Lakes. camp by 7;30 p.m. This will afford BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. the species in n box trap this week. gineer. Lease; Tri-City Realty Inc. to time to load up the equipment for and Mr.s; Boyd Smith, Enfield; a It had been raiding his poultry Moees died yesterday at the age 57 Taxpayers The Peoples Savings Bank of return before the closing camp fire son to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mar- houses night after night, killing a of 87 at the home of his daughter, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI, Rockville, property at Vernon Cir and the giving out of awards. •shall, Wlllinvuitlc. chicken a night by biting off Its Mrs. Stewart Hoskins, whose cle. Pa|M>r Drive Slated d is c h a r g e d YESTERDAY: head and sucking its blood. Nau- hu.sband is publi«her of the Lake Receive City A paper drive is scheduled to Edwin Lavitt, Rockville; Debra mec spotted the long sleek animal ville Journal. AMIGO, Vernon news Is handled by The morrow, .sponsored by the Gilead Burge.ss, 797 Hartford Rd.; Mrs. when he entered a coop. It led him A native of New York City and MY F£E t ARC KILUN&ME Lien Notices Herald’s Rorlnllie Bureau, li West Hall As-sociation. Re.sidents who Jes.sie Kelly. 374 Hilliard St.; and his son on quite a chase. He a graduate of Columbia University, Main SL, telephone Tremont have wa.stc paper to spare are Arnold Lendsberg, 103 Lockwood finally tore down part of a parti Moses joined T. R. Moses an» officiate here at the service Charlotte Miller, East Hartford; a series of meetings to study pre*- Eosior ond Gradoi owners..' The only exception to this Canaveral Corp., a real estate next week. Sept. 2. | Mrs. Nicoline Heck, 10 Trotter lems of the fire police, to which all Is where, new owners and banks ' firm, for 75 cents a share in June Morning .sendee at SI. Peter's st. departments in the mutual aid sys Arc Better When ly WR4.1-. TJl Rn. m>. MM. oa have requested the tax bills. and July and then sold about 20,- Episcopal Churrh will be at 9 DISCHARGED TODAY: Kiri tem are asked to send three repre The new tax bills were mailed' 000 share at |4.50. o’clock, and will be the only serv- sentatives. The number is Hmlted, **NonB«n«e! My Jimmy is twice ais good looking as that Witherell. North Coventry; Mar You Use th e New JUDD SAXON Aug. 21, and homeowners who In addition to the charge that ice for the day. It will be a .serv- cia Glenne.v, RFD 2; Judith Firth- Hart said, only because of the size BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELO Harvey Burris— even w ) ^ Jimmy is broke!** have not received & bill are asked■ ‘ the makeup on the stock was un-! ice of Holy (Jominunion, the Rev. sen. 54 siaie Dr.; Mrs. Therese of the quarters at the local fire O © IMEANTWMriSMQ . JUPP FOUND OUT SOME to contact the previous property reasonable, Lefkowitz also ac- Gordon W. Wcenian officiating, Clark. Willimantic; Ronald Kodea,- house where the meetings are held. TYFEWfMTERS KXIKNEW. MX/ The first, held this week, dis : SHooicw KNOW? I HOW, AND HE K XP ME. KM etusoTm owner If the purchase was made cused Nance-Keith of claiming Those attending service there 37 Edward St.; Marc SaegaerL from oar bnge diaplay!. MENTONEP BUT IT'S TR U E --nXI EXPLAINS IT A U / subsequent to Oct. 1, 1961. that Cape Canaveral Corp. planned will notice the absence of one of Vernon; Diane Groppe, 381 Sum cussed a uniform get of rules and mjsnt'T&Nt UP.' LITTI.E SPORTS Mrs. Luddecke said that failure to buy 1500,000 of real estate when ’ the old horse chestnut trees which mit St.; Mrs. Gail Meagley, South regulations; parking and traffic BY ROUSON to recel'gfi a bill does not Anvalidate the cojtipajiy’s cash assets amount-; has stood in front of .the church Windsor. control; procedure for identifica . ;*$ 'ijrn ST the tax or. prevent the addition of ed to only $253. I for almost a century. The tree was tion of firs care; and means of eom- Official School Colors: See Our Compli^ lin e Oft interest when the tax becemes de Lefkowitz is seeking a perma- j cut down, as in a pronounced state munioatioh bMween fire poHce of-' linquent. nent injunction to bar Nance- of decay, and a possible menace to flcials at the acene at a fire. An • Seafoam • Swing Blue SCHOOL SUPPLIES Mrs. Luddecke also said that Keith from further dealings in '■ safety, Household Hints dover, ToUand. Hebron, Amston SEND THEM BACK * checks or money order payments securities in New York. Lake. BaglevUle, Chaplin. FYank- TO SCHOOL (N • Scarlet • Daffodil ond LUNCH KITS... by mall are 'welcome and encour Manchrwter Evening Herald He- lin and Coventry departments were aged the tax collector's office. .4NSON LEARY DIF-S correspondent. Miss Susm B. ' ^se two-thirds cup mayonnaise represented. — Also — The next meeting is to be held ALL GYM CLOTHES Hofipltol Notes WESTPORT (AP) — Anson T. P ^ e t o n , telephone ACademy one-third cup chill sauce when Gym Socks, Sneakers and Admitted'yesterday: Peter Thi- Leary, 72, of 6 Brooklawm Dr., 8-S4M. you are making Russian dressing. Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. at Oolumbia Cee'.‘*i'-a- •aaCwfc Firehouse. are marLOW PRICED! TU-WnAiftioMe lead. r-2N baulL 19 Spring St.; Donna Saya, long active in civic, veteran and “Manchester’* Sweat Shirts [ 2 ^ 7 Charles Rd-'; Marion Davis, Kelly Winter Bonds Approved Quick parfait from the pantry- Masonic programs, died yesterday Maocheater Evening Herald Co Rd., Vernon; Melvin Monroe, Bar In Queen’s Hospital, Honolulu, shelf and freezer: Mix drained AMPLE FREE PURNELL PARKING ber Rd., Vernon: Herbert Chenery, lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald B. C. Hawaii. HARTFORD (AP)—A first crushed pineapple with undiluted BY JOHNNY HART Stafford Springs; Constance mortgage bond Issue of $1.5 mil frozen orange juice concentrate R. Tuttle,'telephanp AOsdemy BUZZ SAWYER Warden, 2 Thompson Court. Mr. and Mrs. Leary were, visit 8-S4S5. S/toed BY ROY CRANE ing their sons and grandchildren lion by the Connecticut Water and layer between scoops of va Discharged yesterday: Harold Co. was approved by the State nilla ice cream In tall glasses. who reside in Honolulu. They’re at the head of the YOUOOMC (HDU BIG LUMMOX'-cai> garage at 42 Burke St.; , LEFTtVINOAROUNIX. and Famudl Inc. of 11 Wlndeiraere I PILLOW DOIN6 ABERNATHY SEES ITl . 1 srrriN'oocKe V ^ T H E R O O R ^ WMLetWNMlIU Ave., to ereot a tire display struc HMNl ture on Franklin Ave. H iis h n t | i| M e s ‘ Uaemploymeat Claims UEATHHr MUSHED NGSKIN CASUM. SHOB Unemployment clatahs Wed by • STUDY DESKS From ^ 1 9 . 9 5 BY WOLVERINE residents in ttis Rockville area to OUR LARGEST SELECTION IN 50 TEARS! Mariew’a have Uiem for the eatlre taled 13« fcO the week ending A ^ . 18, aocordlttg to the sUte labor de PLANNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? family from $ ^ . 9 5 $ 9 * 9 5 partment. ^ • DESK LAMPS • STUDENT BEDS ^ •r>§: mbtte JBecords Plan your financing just as carefully as you plan your building or re Warrantee Dfcds: Wallace L. modeling. See Manchester’s oldest financial institution for the t ^ Even the most active teenager finds R mighty herd to mto* and Louise M wy Johndrow to of financing best suited to your needs. Consult with ns anytime with • CHAIRS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS treat a^pai^ of Hush Puppies. Steel shanks not only give the Harold W. and Helen N. Smith, out obligation. right support but keep the shoes in shape. And, th^re trtoto II property off Cedar St.; Nutmeg W SlSU I x \ ' Homes Inc. to John R. and Adele CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND ON INSURED SAVINGS ...... • TRANSISTOR RADIOS HelMtot tinned. A brisk brushing removes any surtice soil M.. IJavlda, pre^rty off Kenwood Groundin, stains disappear with suds and water. Cboost from THE S}TORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS ^ ua.aw.aii. Rd.; Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Ger ard U. and Marion F. Dugal, prop • TRANSISTOR TAP^ECORDERS styles, sizes and widths for everyone. DAVY JUNES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS erty off Femwood Rd.; Neal J. Hardy, Federal Housing Com- for ciossroom use HMM». I eXPECTGD I CAN'T SEE Of Course, MrJiye Nunzk) from the Hush Puppies Factory will •!S3 ID BE listin g h a r d Biissioner, to James B. and Pris- OR1DOCH a n y slHa S. Kent, propepty off Ver S A V I N G S f EASY ::stfiiS- APORT... BUT I'M STitL thing I MIGHT • PORTABLE HI-FI ond I be hci« all day Monday, August 27th... . ON AN EVEN_KE_EL- HAVE 5 TRUCK.- non Center. flW ^ ta Rd. TERMS! 9¥rfAf U a Pendens:< JCstate of Reuben cV I.> O M. :::u: ■m isneem tl r/ STffiEO PHONOGRAPHS •Till Blonstdin; i;kRtle Blonsteln. tr^ - 4 i 4 ? \ 1 1 • » N f:6il ntEE PURNEIX PARKING . . . : I tse and tewmt,'against The .Red ii| . AR Hw at/mre am marLOW prloM! ^.*.2 Men’s d u b of BbOVviUe and John i l l F- Norrln tU Hartford, .property ~ UftiicegSTia’a e^easT riwaaetat. laeTirerraa tlltS i i i off E. Main at.; The Savings Bank of ToIIanS' Og^dnet I^ester R. Kem t A i a i f s ble et al. .property at 2 Mlnter- BBANOB OFFIOEv ROUTE 81. (tXIYENTRT burn CourL Vernon. '1 Quitclaim Deed; Westmlmster ISHOE DEPARTMENT. NSIa 1 Development Oo. Inc. to Nutmeg O rEN TH lSfJL , B^^^N .stTUBS ^ ||^ PTIRMltDRX NCe/UClMENT (L(Miror atoN) SMStemwltb KVERtTHlNO'forOM Homtn Ino. property off Kenwood . MAIN NT, MAMHHym Ml I Rd.; WosUnlnlster Development m U R SD A T • AM. to • P JI,—WED. OUWED A t MOON || MAIM dr.. MAMOHROIMR PIIOWK M l OAfiSl Oo. Inc. ' to. 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. / MANCHESYER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUSf 24, 1961 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONlfw FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 X PAGE ELEVEN •V ■ 1 THE ' K ooflng-^idiic I f Bosineas Opportunities 32' •Thomas Boys^ Lee and George, Get Job Done A. A, DION, m e/. Roofing, siding, ESTABL!ISHED Luncheonette — painting. CariMotry. Aitefatlons Heavily traveled road. Owner Herald Angle CLASSIFIED and, additions. Ceilings. Workman has other Interast. Must be sold ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St., St drastically reduced pries. MI ■jr MI 2-4860. 9-8088 before 11 a.m. HOWIE vHOLCOMB BIDWEtX. h o m e , Im{novement MANCHESTER ^Center Street to- Resort to T ’nT In Invitation ADVERTISING Company—all typea of siding and cation —Leundermat. Call for Loop Raccjj Aastotant Sports Editor * roofing. Aluminum claplooards a information. Robert WolVertOB 8(>ecialty Unexcelled workman A g e i^ , Ml 0-2813 Continuing tho blazing pace ha haa ’set on the .atate’e golf CLASSIFIED‘ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ship. MI 9-6495. ' ond place to third, and went siXs<; over the last five innings and^three-nin homer In the first had An Early Look in the Crystal Ball . ii 8 A.U. to 6 P.M. NEW YORK (A P )—The‘ games^walked and Felix Mantilla fol SERVICE STATION business for full games off the pace. The first' avenged a defeat at the hands of given the 'Twins an early lead. NEW YORK (AP);^ohn-« The Dodgers remain SVi courses throughout much of the summer, Manchester's Ron sale. Ipwer Main St. location, ee- Loff Angeles Angels, who have in' front of the Giants and four lowed dth a single that ^ t by Today, aa our more alert readers have probably diwovered, game of the twi-night doublehead the New Yorkers the night before. In the nightcap, lefty Don Ru ny Roseboro’s fiTst 'hft.in 29 4 (Red) Smith fired a sizzling ihree-under-par 88 yesterday to '.lablished trade and complete in WMd many and varied de\ices lengths ahead of the defending rookie outfielder Carl Boles and Roofing and ChinincyB 16-A er was a replay of Wednesday’s His best work cam e with his dolph W-6) stopped the Twins on at-bats. Ernie Bo'wman^s first it F ri^ y, Aug. 24. “ So what ?” you may be quick to ask, annex medalist honors in the 25th annual Wethersfield Coun COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ventory, Call MI 3-6860. for ap- ki their American League -inning tie. b^ck to the wall in the 12th. A chi^pion Reds, vdio made it 16 enabled Ashburn to race home. MONDAY Ih n PWDAY 10:80 AJI.—SATURDAY 9 AJL 8-8 10 six hits, retiring the last 14 men major league homer and “ So this,” I say. “It is precisely one week before even the first try esub Invitation Tournament. R O O Fm o—Specialising rspalring (Mintment. pennant chase, now have re Detroit, behind the hefty hitting sihgle by Elston Howard, a sacri in order. He got the backing of a -victories in the last 19 games. It state college football team begins its first practice. The 20-year-o(d University of 'was the fourth triumph in 12 roods of all suids, new roofs . gut LUNCHEONETTE available for of A1 Kaline and Norm Cash, beat fice. a throwing error and an in 13-hlt attack, which included back- game-winning single. Six-hit BEDS-CUBS— > And it’s a little more than a%> Houston linfcsman held s one- ter work, chimneys cleaned, re- sorted to the use of T ‘n’ T. tentional' walk loaded the bases games' for thp Dodgers and the PLEASE READ YOUR AD lease or management. Call Pin* Th« Thomas boys. Lae and Cleveland 8-S while Boston had to-back homers by Bob Johnson pitching by three castoffs. A Pinson and Coleman paced a 31- month before the first regular stroke lead over his youthful con {Mirsd Aluminum Siding 80 with none out. Osinski got Clete Giants’ second in eight. but three of a whole flock of mr "Want Ada” are tahen ovar the phene es'n eon- Pharmacy, MI 9-9814 or in {>er- Georsc, sometimes known around little trouble taking Kansas City and Chuck Hinton. varied assortment that kept hit attack with three hits and four games are.scheduled and Saturday temporary, Jimmy Grant of Weth years’ experience. Free estimates. Boyer to force a runner at the Fourth-place Pittsburgh used a similar publications knd/or ar ssnlanes'^ The advwttser snenU rand hIs ad tbs FIBST DAT >T son. Che city of Angels as the T ‘n' T 8-3 in the only other games * • • . RBI each, Pinson hitting his 20th cocktail parties are switched from ersfield (also 20) and former New Call Howley, MI 8-5861. MI 8-OT6S. plate and retired pinch hitter Dale the status quo in the three- two-run homer by BUI Aflrdon and ticles. So Just keep looking, you're APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la Ribs fas the ns)st hMSiv vombtnation, collaborated in pro played. Baltimore and the Chicago TiaERS-INDIANB-. homer and Coleman getting No. backyard |>atios to station wagon England champ Dick Siderowf, TWO o{>erator beauty■ salon. Fully Long on a pop foul. Then Tresh team struggle for the Nation the four-hit hurling of 'Yern Law favorite will be a favorite some who had 60s. Man. Ths Herald Is raspeasibit tor'anly ONE taeerract er emitted ducing a ISth Inning nin Thurs White Sox were not scheduled. 26. NuxhaU started for the Reds, tailgates i>arked around the vari equipped. Established clientele. filed out to end the threat. Kaline stroked , two homers, a al League pennant. to heat Houston 4-0, and Milwau b t pulled- a thigh muscle and had where. Insertlen fer any odvertlaement and then enly .ta the extent ot n day that saved at least some sem- * • * ous stadia a crou the country. Johnny Sutoman, fom ier Yal* goeP* 'noerRan. Brren which do eat Ismra Rw ralna of Radio-TV Repair Serrices 18 Owner leaving state. Reasonably Lee Thomas led off the 13th with double and a single while Cash , Roseboro, hitless in 28 trips to kee tied St. Louis for fifth place to leave after pitching two-hit haU lf_ picking the country’s top captain, now playing out of Tum priced. Write Box B. Herald. blence of an American League ANGEM-YANKS— But despite the long wait be tearfis Cbsfore the ;>lay) Isn’t weird Ri net ha assrsrtad by ”nmka g ee^ tanarRan. a single, was. bunted to second drove In three runs on his 8Srd the plate, laahed a triple that pro by edging the Oirdinals 3-2. fr four innings. Klippstein and ble Brook, was fourth with a 71, CONNIES TV and Radio Service, race. ■ The Thomas boys provided the fore the, pigskin replaces the enough, these prb^osticative pub and scored on George Thomas' homer and a single to make it Batting Champ pelled the'firs^lace Los Angeles • * • Wills, who like NuxhaU last equaling par. No one else in the available all hours. . Satisfaction Lee, who bad singled, rode 13th inning explosion that rocked borsehide as the object of atten lications go one better and attempt double down the left field line. easy for the 'Hgers against the Dodgers to a'lour-run eighth in DODGERS-PHILS— pitched in the American League, 187-man field equaled p».r. TOUR OOOPBRAnUN w nx IM A I 641 guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815. Help Wanted— Female 35 home Ml George's double for the the Yanks, but it was a couple of * • • Old pro Gene Johnson, tion by countless thousands of to select eleven All-Americans Indians. Hank Aguirre coasted in ning uprising and a 4-2 victory Bennett (5-9) led 1-0 going into finished up. Bill Kufta of the host course w u RE APPRBCIATEO LnlAL M l I 1 run that beat the New York Yan other Angels, Billy Moran and SENATOBS-TWINS— to his 12th victory. who started the 1962 over Philadelphia Thitfsday night • • • red-blooded American males, there from the horde of collegiate play TELSIVISION antennas and rotor THREE fountain girls for lunch kees M.v It allowed the Angels to Dan Osinski, who kept them alive the eighth on a homer by Tony are already many fearless souls next with 72 while six, Including Ken Retzer and relief pitcher • • • baseball season with Aus after the leaders had been shut PIRATES-OOLTS— ers. Picking an “All" team when former Manchester club champion aystema installed jlnd repaired. eonette. Apply Holiday Bowling salvage the last of a key. three- that long. Taylor in the third inning off who are, in print, making their Bennie Daniels were the first- RED SOX-A’s— out cm four hits by Dennis Ben Dodger starter Johnny Podres. Law (10-6), posting his fifth tri the season ia over is bad enough, Holly Misndly, were knotted rith Serving Manchester 'itod surround Lanes, 39 Spencer St. game series and escape only ope tin in the Class Double A selections of the nation's top New York Jumped out to a 4-0 game heroes for Washington in Boston's Gene Conley (12-11) nett. Roseboro got things started with umph and second shutout over the but before it starts is ridiculous. 73s. Ellington Ridfe’s Jim Rusher ing areas. Modern TV Serrlc*. 406 game further back than when they Texas League, wound up teams and even predicting who Center St., MI 8-3306. lead in the .second inning, largely the Senators' sweep over Minne- had a four-hitter going into the Bowman, rookie second base- his triple. ..JMncMhltter Daryl Colts, allowed only singles—one In Take the current selections. One made the cham|>loniihip flight with Parted. as the batting champion will be the 1062 All-Americans. on Tonfi Tresh's three-run homer, •sota. Retzer provided the winning ninth at Kansas City, but was man substituting for Chuck Hiller, Spencer struck out but Maury rach of the first four innings. He All-American backlleld lists Son a 75. TROUBLE REAGHIIW OUR UVERTISERT ny Gibbs of TCU at quarterback. They're now five behind and before the Angels started back. blow with a two-run sixth inning touched for a single and Gino Ci- in the Hartford Twilight tagged his first home-run in the WiUs Singled, Jim GUUam walked also scored twice, coming in on Playboy magazine for. one (yes, The Hilinskto. father and son, SWITCHBOARD Jerry Stovall of TCU and Chariey still within shooting distance of Moran started the comeback with homer that broke a 4-4 tie. moITs homer, spoiling his shutout. League. Property of the fifth inning, then stroked a single and Willie Davis singled. Tommy Virdon’s homer in the third and Dad, there ia more in it than miased the top flight but Btsn n Moving—^Trucking— Mitchell of Washington at half M-Hesr 4snr*rls| Senris* the perennial American League a two-run homer in the third and Daniels, who took over in the He was supported by a IS-hit at in the 10th Inning that scored Da'vis struck. out before Frank scoring on Dick Groat’s single in those center-fold pictures) has qualified for the next grouping ahamps. Milwaukee Braves, John backs, and George S a 1 m e s of Storage 20 his sole Job in the eighth tied it fifth, retired 14 men in order be tack, which included Eddie Bres- Johnny Orsino with the clincher Howard dumped a two-nm double the eighth. named Michigan State as the with 86-42—78. His father shot a Minnesota lost two to Washing 4-4. After that It was Osinski. He fore walking Elarl Battey with two son refused to be sent out Michigan State at fullback. An OPERATOR soud’s two-run eighth inning as the second-place San Francisco * * * country’s No. 1 team for ’62 and stroke higher with 88-41— 79. Free Is NsiiM Rswlsn MANCHESTER Package DeHvery. ton, 6-4 and 6-0, dropped from sec over first. tof the decisive other ha.s George Mira of Miami at shut out the Yanks on two hits out in the ninth. Bob Allison’s homer. to a lower classification Giants edged the New York Mete, nms. BRAVES-CARDS— picked the Spartans' coach, Duffy Siderowf set the pace on the Light trucking and package deliv quarter, Ben Wilson of Southsm front nine with a blistering 32. Ex{>erienced PBX o{>erator than Double A and came 2-1. * * * The Braves overcame a 2-1 Cai> Daugherty as "Coach of the Pear.” RONNIE SMITR ery. Refrigerators, washers and Cal at full and Mitchell and Salmas Smith )iad a 34, then played (>ar wanted. 2 position board. Some home. He posted a .463 Tbs eastotfs — Joe NuxhaU, OIANT -BIET — dinal lead in the eighUi on an In addition; there is a verltible stove moving specialty. Folding 8 8 (previously a fullback) at the or better over the back nine for SB y sr*^The*9risphsM * ** reception work. Good wage* Johnny Klippstein and Ted Wills infield hit by Frank Bolling, Roy flood of specialized magazine.<< nine,' the long sixth when he sank AST chairs for rent. IQ 9-0752. average with Moriarty Bowman’s He-brsaking single, halves. another 34 and the lead. Smith and. working conditions. Most Valuable Player on Squad —combined to six-hit CSiicago McMUlan’s double, a wUd pitch that contain quick rundowns of al a three-foot putt and the par three Brothers, fourth place following Orsino’s third hit and We can imagine that ^ r every blrdied the 10 th with a six footer ninth. He missed a 'oou{>le of MAN (CHESTER Moving and^Truck- Steady, daytime schedule Mon most all. the nation's collegiate M AN CH iSm ANSWERING SCRVICI day through Friday. Writ* while Vada Pinson and Gordie a single by Jose Pagan, won it by loser Ernie Broglio and an list checked, another qdartet will and the 14th with a shorter' {nitt. shorties on the l3th and 16th. ing Company. Local and long dis finishers. tsams, big and small, along with Booc OC, Herald, giving exper Coleman each homered and drove for Juan Marichal (16-9), who al infield out. Claude Raymond, get be found. And, in a way, it’s as it He had the only ^ b p»r round of First opponent for Smith in M l 9-OSOO tance moving, {Mcklng and ator- similar guesses as to what teams ience, education, and salary de in four runs, carrying the third- lowed five Uts. The Meta got to ting his 10th save in 20 relief ap should be. What one new’smah, or the day on the back nine. match ]>lay today will be Stave ag*. Regular service throughout ‘Premium Player’ Tag place Cincinnati Reds to a 14-3 Marlchal for an unearned run in pearances, preserved the triumph and individuals will be the ones ISBW ySMS I*. Tm I hstw I hi Hr New England states and Florida. sired. even group of men, ean h on e^ y Smith birdied two of the front Liebman of Rockledge. Time Running Out walloping ef the Cubs. the third when Richie Asbuni for Bob Hendley (9-10). to watch. wfthori aO seiwlBa s4 MI 8-6668. W e i>ersonally. don’t care too say he (or (hey) are capable of much for this type of publication rating teams and pla,v«rs from THE AUSTm A. CHAMBERS OO. In Nefertiti Bid HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, part- but we can see why many col various parts of the country? Moving, packing, storage, local Applied to Ed Bressoud time. MI 9-1300. legiate (or professional) grind fans At the best, these men see teams Grid Giants Seek Initird Victory Lotrt an d F o a a d Auto Drivint Sdhool 7-A and long distance. Agents for For America’s Cup from several conference.s but once. Mo}or Leogue would grab them in large num LOST—^la ck and brown female E-Z LERN DRIVING School—Safe, Lyoiis van Lines Inc., world-wide TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Immediate CLEVELAND (AP)—“A premium player” is the praise bers—just .look far enough and If a player has a good day. he could movers. Free estimates. MI 8-5187. openings to earn $70-$100 weekly, be an All-American. If he’s suffer tiger cat, answers to name courteous instructions in' driving the Rajah heaps on Red Sox shortstop Eddie Bressoud. The NEWPORT, R. I. (AP)—BBvery your tesun will be picked to win. “Pixie,'' vicinity Woodland and from Connecticut'a largest. Auto full or {>ert-time displaying AMERICAN LEAGUE day of good vacation weather is ^Won’t Be Close ’ .e o d e r s = ing from a minor injurj’ and is be Browns, 49ers Collide great Rogers Hornsby fingered Bressoud as the most impres s s s Broad. MI 2-6467. matic and standard rafft, dual Royal'a fabuloua line of toys- W. L. G. PoA so much bad news to Nefertiti, low par, he’s likely to be oonyilots- controlled, fully insured, pick-up Jswelry-cosmetics and houseware NATIONAL LEAGUE ly forgotten. Painting—Papering 21 sive Boston pla.ver prior to last night’s 8-2 victory at Kansa^ New York .. ..7 6 SO .60S — Boston’s bid for America’s cup Many Favoriteo service. Older and nervous atu- items. Applicatlona now being- ac- Los Angeles honors. Batting (Based on 826 er more * • « PtiaoRRla City. Bressoud hit a two-run hom-ted for dealer* and two mans- er, singled and drove in another Minnesota .. ..7 2 58 JiS4 e Yesterday’s raoa in which the Liston Declares In Test of New Muscle painting, oommerctal, industrial, gera. Ml 8-5247. ball and scored on a Russ Nixon .342; H. Aaron, Milwaukee,'JHl; T. aoujde of the “expert" magazines Name Means Little ELBCntOLOX Sbisb Bad OBrrios. go, taka only the number of les run with a grounder as the big Chicago ...... 6 6 62 JH6 n new boat with the old name was sons needed. (Oil for free booklet residential and trim jobs. Work single in the second inning last Davis, Los A i ^ I m , .340; F. AloOt at a newsstand and after check Actually, what does the All bondad HBtsB6UtBUsB, ARrad FULL-TIME counter girla needed gun behind Gene Conley’s fine six- Detroit ...... 6 3 68 JIOO 18 beaten by Weatherly by a margin ing through ttien plus the Playboy Ml S-85S2. gusrsnteeiL tree sstlmataa. Jo night. Carl Yastrzemski cohtiibu- Saa Fraactoco, .383; Altman, dil- American tag mean, anyway? NEW YORK (AP)—Cleveland and San Francisco), a pair Amsll, 300 nsnsy It IRL 30 seph DIoan*; eentraetor. MI for 7 a.m .-8 p.m. ahift. Apply to hit pitching. Baltimore .. ..8 1 64 .488 Ity , of 1:26 seems to indicate that time AURORA, 111. (A P)— “ If th€ fight is close they can give it picks, find the Ivy League fa 84M80. ted a two-run double in the fifth. oago, .821. Certainly the proe overlook it when of brideemaids in the National Football League for more MORTLOCK’S DRIVING SCHOOL 8-04M. {>*raon Mister Donut, 255 W, Mid The Sox take on ttie Cleveland Cleveland ..6 0 67 .472 16IA ia running out for Fred Hood’s to Patterson. It won’t be close. I don’t think he ndll run from vorite to be—Harvard. Prince .beamy brainchild. It Just does’t R n n s-^ eblnsoa, Oiacinnatl, 112t picking men. Many are ths "name” —Skilled courteous instructions dle Turnpike. Indians tonight with Bill Monbou- Boston ...... 6 0 68 .468 17 me— any champion should come out fighting. I don’t think he H. Aaroa, Milwaukee, 107; WIDs, ton or Dartmouth! Three fa years than their coaches would like to remember, test each RIDE WANTED from Manchester PAINTmCt -Interior and exterior. like light winds. collegians who have yet to play to Central Connecticut State Col- to driving from Manchester’s quette (10-12) pitted against Pedro Kansas City ..SO 70 .457 18U Los Angeles, 106; Mays, (Saa Fran* vorites out of an eight-team other’s newly found strength this weekend as the National A good job at a reaaonable rate. DRIVERS for school buses, Man San Jose, Illinois Washington The weathermiin prom ises will get up once I hit him right.” , their first minute with the play for lege, New Britain, MI 9-4006. largest. Automatic and standard Rcuncs (5-10). ..4 8 70 .378 28}^ It was Sonny liston talking. He^ eisoo, 108; W. Davis, Los Angeles, league isn’t bad. and American League's have an-^ For free eetlmat* eali MI 9-96SS. chester or Vernon, 7:30-9 a.m., stronger air today, possibly up to payers. other hefty program of exhibition Bhift, dual controlled, fully in ’rininday’B Reaults had Just finished a one-hour work 91. In the Big Ten, Ohio Staje got J. P. Lewis. 2-8:30 p.pi. Call MI 8-2414. “Bressoud certainly ratos as our 15 or 18 knots. ’Ihey can’t arrive saw ths bigger the trees the hard The rosters of the pro oiubs sre activity. which soundly throttled Detroit WOULD THE young lady and her sured. {>ick-up service. Older and most valuable player this year," Play for LL Title Detroit 8, Cleveland 5. out in the stesimlng heat of his R ibw Batted In—T. Davis, Tea two of the three votes for top dotted with colleges that are sel and and Pittsburgh. father who gave the couple a ride nervous students our s{>eclalty. too soon for Nefertiti and com- er they are to cut down. ^x>t but the trio of selectors got The Browns, titlsless since 1057, P A m rm G a n d pemarliangtog. WAITRICSSES, ex()erienced, full Manager Mike Higgins said. "Our Boeton 8, Kansas City 2. pany. outside gym at the Aurora Downs Angeles, 122; Roblnsoa, Otncinnatl, dom heard of in the “all ” ratings Fullback Jim Taylor and the from Hartford to Manchester Iste Driver education clsues for teen “ If I am not ready when the Just about everybody into the act and 40ers, who have never won a Good elean workmanship at rea time, {>art-time. EbiceUent condi- eighth place position in the stand WILiLLAMSPORT, Pa. (AP)—- Los Angeles 5, New York 4 Race Track. Il5; Mays, San Francisco, 109; H. Uke Grambllng. Kent SUte, Mor eagle-ey* (Missing of Bart Starr Monday night please osll MI agers. Only fully equipped office Skipper Bus Mosbadier, the bell sounds, I weraonally to Leon ings certainly isn’t Ms fault. A CaUfcMhia team whose topog- (IS). crafty wheelspinner of Weatherly, Aju^ Milwaukee, 104; Howard, gan SUte, Arnold, Ball State. hava s|>arked the Packers to vic 9-0067. and classroom. Take only the C. Twombly, a.m. to p.m.. He drew applause from 40 {lay against him. If Sugar Ray Robin In the red hot Southeastern hibition starts. Bach has shown chester Raymond Flake. MI 8 6 'Back in spaing training I’d ra{>hy resembles Big Ben amid a Washington 6-6, Mlnneaota 4-0. thinks the weather is Just fine and ing customers when his chief son didn’t think he was ready tor Los Angeles, 89. Morris Harvey, Howard Payne and tories over th* College All-Stars, number of lesaona needed. Firee 9-9287. Hob Nob Restaurant, Manchester Conference, the choices got all robust offensive power in both vic literature. MI 9-7398. have been satisfied if Eddie hit flock Of pocket watches, and s Only Oamea Sohednled. with good reason. His sloop has a trainer, Willie Reddish, threw a a fight he would pull a muscle or Hits—T. Davis, Los Angeles, many others. Sure the big name Dallas and Bt. Louis, but Coach AutomobilcR For Solo 4 Shopping Parkade. 174; H. Aaron, Milwaukee, 165; over the lot. '‘One guy picks the tories. The 49ers scored a 30-24 only .240. He was supposed to be scrai^y team from both sides of Today’s Games phenomenal ability to beat upwind 12-{iound medicine ball into his something and it would be post schools are there too but because Vince Lombardi still isn't satisfied PAlNTma and wallpapering, wall- top four this way—Mississippi victory over Minnesota then routed LARSON'S—Connecticut’s first M- WAITRESS—Sundays and Mon unable to stand up under a full sea the railroad trac)ca in Kankakee, New York (Bouton 5-4 and Tur in Ught to moderate breeses. stomach a dozen Umes. They also poned. Robinson, CIneinnatl, 164; Groat, you were a BMOC (big man on with AH-Pro halfback Paul Hor- NEED CAR? Tour credit turned pa{>er removed. Wall{)iMr books Pittsburgh, 163; OSlllsoa, FhUa- Florida, Alabama _and LSU. The the injury-r i d d 1 e d New York censed drl'vtog school trained— on request. Csilings. esti- days only. Hours Sunday, 12-8; son. Well, He’s dropped from 102 111., will settle the Little League ley 2-2) at Baltimore (Estrada Usual Upwind Uked the way Uston caved in the “If I win I might fight (Inge- campus) a s a collegian doesn’t nung. TTie Bears have found it down? Short on down (wyment? Fret delphla, 165. next has Alabama^ LSU. Georgia guarantee you of a thing when pro Giants 42-10 last .Sunday. Bankrupt? Rspossssston? Don’t Certified and approved is now of matee. Call Roger. Ml 8-0928. Mondays, 6 p.m .-l a.m.,1 . Apply to pounds to 176 and It hasn’t robbed World Series tomorrow. 5-13 and Flaber 5-5, (2), 6 p.m. Yesterday’s 24 - mile regatta big 80-pound bag with lefts and mar) Johansson. But first he difficult to mount a austained at fering classroom end behind The championship game pits Home Runs—Mays, San Franols- Tech and Mississippi. The third time comes. The Browns edged tough De deapair! Se* Honeat Douglas. In person. (3iarcoal Broiler,ler, «50 E. him of any efficiency. In fact he's Boston (Monbooquette 10-12 at started with the usual beat upwind. rights as Reddish held it and must fight Cleveland Williams. tack, but h < ^ to have 1961 rook wheel tostrucUon tor teen-agers. INTERIOR' (laintlng, decorating, San Jose, Calif., againnt Kankakee oo, 38; Robinson, Ginolnnatt and H. chap, hedging his bet a little put.s But. I suppose, it makes inter troit 17-14, then groimd out a 33- ie sensation Mike Ditka back to quire sbout lowest down smsll- Middle Tpke. GROAT GETTER — A the only player who has worked all Cleveland (Ramos 5-10), 8 pjn. Then as usual the wind shifted aivd chanted: "C om e. on. Coma on. There la a one-year return match MI 9-6078. ceilings, wallpapering, floor sand at 2 p.m. Washington (Burnside (5-10) at the brat laid plans of the' New Aaron, Milwaukee, 83; Banks, Chi down four teams as '"favorite.s" esting reading. And if a g\iy hap 10 iriotory ovei' Pittsburgh last full-time duty at end. est payments ansrwhers. No small grounder by Philadelphia our games. And he gives you 115 Come on.’’ in the Patterson fight, but my plan (Georgia Tech. LSU, Mis.si.ssippl loan Or fiQanc* oompany plan. ing and reftoishing Clean work DICTAPHONE transcriptionist. Jackie Robinson will do the Detroit (Regan 7-8), (N). York Yacht Club Race CkMnmlttee is to msUie him not want a re cago, 31; Thomas, Now York, 29. pens to get lucky, and make a few weekend. Jim N i n o w s k i, the New York may be without five third baseman-outfielder per cent all the time. Movies ef Drill and Alabama) with Ploridn as a right picks he can then classify Browns’ new quarterback, haa Douglas Motors, 883 Main. manship. No Job too small. John Permanent position available for televislSn broadcaid, and Ted Kaneas Oty (Pena 1-1) atMin- went overboard. turn fight. Pitching (Based on 12 or mors starters—halfbacks Erich Barnes Business Serrices Offered IS ex{)erienced person in small of Don Demeter gets by “It's a pleasure to have a guy Taking movies of the workout decisions) — Pur key, Cincinnati, darkhorse! himself a.s an expert and take his shown amazing a)ieptnMs at run Verfaille, Ml 9-5750. like that on your team. You never Williams will be in the stands, neeota PMs (2-8), 9 p.m. Instead of a free nm back then Takes Shot at Ingo and Dick Lynrii and rookie line 1955 PLYMOUTH, standard, cy fice of East Hartford manufactur for a television show was a com 10- 4, .826; Drysdale, Los Angeles, And so it goes across the ooun- crystal ball on the supjjer circuit. ning Ooach Paul‘'Brown's offense, 6 TREE REMOVAL, pruning, «>rsy- shortstop Dick Groat, have to worry about Bressoud." among an expected 15,000 to 20,- Chicago (Herbert 18-7) at Loa a beat upwind again the shift from “I hear Johansson say I’m slow. backer Bill Winter on defense, and linder, good running condition. SPRAY PAINTING — 4-6 room ing company 40-hour week- lib pany from San Diego presided 22-6, .786; Sanford, San Francisco, Iry. Keep in mind, too. these are Now let's see, who’ll I take ? so much so that the master has tackle Greg Larsen and end Joe Ing and lot clearing. Call nank top, allowing Tony Gon Elddie's homer was his th of 000 who will fill the scaled-down Angeles (Bowsfleld 8-6), 11 pun. Blast to South meant the Roope I saw him fight Patterson twice. Ml 9-lSSS. Ca{>e, $96; 4-6 room ranch, $110. eral benefits. Call 289-2717, Noble 12 over by FVank Leahy, former 17-6, .730; Koufax, Los Angeles even let him call his own )>laya at Walton of offe)nse. The Rams C. Noble, MI 9-6063, MI 9-0874. the year and the second in as many ball park and jam the surround Satorday’s Schedule had a broad reach for the second Notre Dame, football coach who He was lucky. He should be locked We also give s{>ecial prices to A Westbrook Mfg. Co. zales, bottom, to score ing hillsides. 14-6, .787; Pierce, San Franeisoo, times. hava shown tremendous improve nlghta. He now has driven in 57 Chicago at Loa Angeles. six miles, then a close reach out to is on the scene with Father Ed up for impersonating a fighter. 1956 MERCURY hardtop cou{>e, LAWNS AND gardens - cathd for builders and** contractors. Call from second base in the Navy tug again, then a broad 11- 4, .788. AKL Activity ment to their offemdvc and defen one owner, automatic transmia- MI 3-3108, Ml 3-3107. FRIENDLY ICE Cream Shop ef runs, four more thfui his predeces Kansas City ht Minnesota. ward Patrick McDaniel Murphy of "I went the full 12 rounds with and Shrubbery trimmed. MI game m Pittsburgh. reach home. Eddie Machen. It’s the longest I Strikeouts — Koufax, Loo An The AFL's weekend activity be sive lines in beating Washington sion, power brakes, very good 435 Main St. 1* accepting applloa- sor, Don Buddin, produced in sny Softball Play Opftns Washington at Detroit. Denver, Liston’s personal advisor. 9-8538. EXTERIOR and interior {lainttog. Nefertiti was 2:29 behind after aver went. It takes two to tango geles, 209; Drysdals Loa Angeles gins tonight in Fort Worth, Tex., and Minnesota, and figure to give condition, $450. MI 8-1904. tion# for evening and weekends of his five seasons. Boeton at Cleveland, 2 p.m. After three playings of a rock-n’ Paperhanging, ceiliivs, wallpaper the first Mx miles of uphill work and Machen wasn’t in the mood 170; Gibson, St. Louto, 174; Far when the revamped Denver Bron the Giants patched offense an even BUSmESS MEN—If you hav# key for the tall. Apply in person at the Bressoud is hitting .276. STRATFORD (AP) —Nineteen New York: at Baltimore (3, day- roll record, as Sonny kept Upris books on request. Fully insured. Yesterday’ s Stars in wind not over seven knots. to. I don’t think Patterson will rell, Houston, 158; Mahaffey, cos play the Dallas Texans. Den harder time. {wrsonnel, call for appointment, Shop after 7 p.m. Meanwhile Conley (12-11) pitch women's softball teams, one from alght), 2 pun. and 8 pun. while skipping rope, the workout Pro Charts 1969 AUSTIN HEALT Sprite, ex Call Edward R. Price, MI 9-1003 When the wind shifted South and Phiiadel|riila and O’Dell, San Fran ver (0-2 ) will test new quarter Th# Colts win test rookie Bob “Red” Farmer. XO 3-2106. who ed remarkably well considering the Sunday’s Scliedula run. -I eaught Machen and I don’t •W ROlRRAV OI^DSRAVAN- cellent condition, $895. MI 9-2210. OsalcsL, Japein, warmed up today picked up slightly she gained 1 1 was about over. cisco, 145. backs Hunter Bnis and Richie Clemens and Fred Gillette at will explain key man insurance. Batting—Ernie Bowman, Giants, intense 100 degree heat, walking for the opening games of the Chicago at Los Angeles. think anybody can run as fast as EXTERIOR AND interior painting. seconds going back downhill on He showered and faced news AMERICAN LEAGUE Lucas, and may have veteran fullback against the 0 >wboya af sulmtitute second baeeman hit only three. He lost his shutout in World ChampionsMp Tournament Kansas City at Minnesota. him. SPOT CASH LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Wallpa{>er books. Pspeihanging. CLERKS her favorite point, a broad reach men in the air-cooled clubhouse. ' “As for Archie Moore. I don’t Batting (Based on 825 or more Frank Tripuoka back after a lay ter losing regular Joe Perry for Ceilings. Floors. Flilly Insured first major league home run In the n^th when George Alusik beat Three contests were scheduled to New York at Baltimore, 2 pun. six weeks with a knee injury, and re{>aired sales and ssrvic*, pick Op{K>rtunity for inex{)erienc- fifth Inning, thra singled home where she can carry her huge Before him was a cup of hot tea think I would fight him. If I could at bats) — Runnels Boston, MS; off with a broken rib. PAID FOR CLEAN workmanship guaranteed. Leo out an infield hit and Gino Cimoli night. and Gov. John Dempsey was Washington at Detroit (2). Jimenez, Kansas CU^, J115; Sie- having number two man Mark up and deUvsry. Ice skates siwrp- ed and ex{>erienced women for ollnciier In IMli inning for t - l vtc- spinnakers to advantage. with a slice of lemon in it, and hold the title as many months as 'Hie Texans, 2-1 in {M-s-season USED CARS AT Pelletier, MI 9-6328 If no answer, varied statistical and clerical homered. expected to be on hand to throw Boeton at Cleveland (2 ), 1:80 bern. Kanaas City, .311; Robinson, SmOlinski also on th# Injured llet. ened, precision ground. L A M Sory over New York Meta. Nefertiti picked up a little time four teaspoons of sugar. he has years, I would retire. As play, plan to start rookie Bddie call Ml 8-9048. work. Pete Runnels, stretching his out the first ball. The defending p.m. Chicago, .810; RoUlns, Mhmraoia, L. G. Dupre will fHl Dalles’ run Equipment Corporation, Rout* it, in the rest of the race but it just Liston, who meets heavyweight for Cassius Clay. I’ll {irobably Wilson of Arizona, who to making CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Pitching—^Vem Law, Pirates, American League batting lead over champions from Whittier, .Calif., ,800. ning halfback slot for the Injured Vernon. Conn. TR 9-7909. MBnchea PAUfTING—Interior end exterior. hlanked Houston 4-S on four hits ninnerup Manny Jimenez of the will play in the first game, and emphasized the fact that aha champion Floyd Patterson in a 16- fight him, but he would have to threatening gestures at vsteran Don Perkins. INC. ter sKcnang*. Oall Bnterpriae 19U. INATIIONAL UlAGUE Buns—Pearson, Los Angeles 96; 1229 Main St. Manchester 30 years' ax|>erience. Insured while posting his fifth victory and A’s to 18 points (.333 to .315), the host Raybestos Bearettes will would have lost by even more time round title fight at Comiskey Park fight WUUams first. Cotton Davidson's ojb. Pbila(lel(>hia showed an im COMPTOMETER W. L. Pet. G.B. Sept. 35, answered questions: “Williams (whom Liston twice Slebern, Kansas «ty, 00; Maris Tei; MI 9-6238 SHARPENING S erv ice- Saws, Wall{>a{>er removed. First-class aeeond shutout over the Colts. singled, toMc second on passed play in the second. if the wind direction had stayed Saturday night in the NFL, proved defense in besting Chicago {>aperhsnging. Discount on wsll- Los Angeles . .83 45 ,648 — “1 weighed 219 before the work knocked out in early rounds) was New York, 83; Allison, Mlnnesots knives, exes, shears, skates, constant. Green Bay (3-1) plays the Chicago last week but still needs work on p*{>er. Clean work. No Job too Sm Francisco.79 48 .622 8 U the hardest jiuncher I’ve fought. 82; Green and Rollins Mlnneaota, FOR SALE—1966 Plymouth 4-door rotary blades. Quick ser'vlcc. Capi ’ Can’t Count on Wind out and lost six diving it. I plan Bear.s (0-2) in Milwaukee: the Its running game to go with the lai^e. Robert Brown, MI 9-0088, OPERATORS Cincinnati . .. . 7 9 49 .617 4 to fight him at something under No one wants to fight him. He RUNNING—Problem Is not In sedan, excellent condition. Call tol Ejquipment Co., 88 Main It., Obviously no skipper can oount Rubs Batted In—Slebeiii, Kan Giants (0-1-1) play the Rams (2- still-steady passing of quarterback Ebccellent positions lor akill- Pittsburgh ...74 58 JiM 8^2 215. Someone once said the bigger ean punch as hard as I ean, but the quality of running, but In the MI 3-5995. Manchester. Hours dally 7-6. on a wind shift to salvage his sas City and KlHebrew, Mlaiieoots Sports Viewing 0) at Los Angelss; the Baltimore Sonny Jurgehsen. The Skins also *d..com{>tometer operators. In Milwaokce ...70 50 A4S liV , they are the bigger they fall. I he can’t take tt like I ean.” blocking. Ted Dean and Tim Cfolts (2-0) take on Dallas (0-2) to Thursday 7-9. Saturday T-4. MI chestnuts every time he sees the 06; Wagner, Los Angeles 91; Oola- have had trouble satablishtog a 1965 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder, 8-7968. Blectrieal ScrriecB 22 teresting and varied work. St. Louis ...... 00 58 MS ItW Brown are the breakaway threats. Roanoke, Va.: Washington (2-0) stem of his rival on the horizon. vlto, Detroit, 88; RoW ns Mhme- SATITRDAY ground game, despite a flock of standard shift, to excellent me Philadelphia ..6 2 69 .473 22V; Clarence Peaks handles the heavy faces Philadel{>hia (1-1) to Char new running backs. FREE BSTIMATByS. Prompt serv That’s why Ted Hood and his sota, 85. 1:55— ^Mrts vs. Dodgers chanical aha{>e. Tel. MI 9-2136. M A M RUBBISH Ramoval v In- Chicago ...... 47 81 A67 86 work. Brown's speed has spectac lotte, N.C.; and the St. LoUis CMrcto Lee Groascup, who rode the ice on all ty{>es of alectrical wir doughty young crew are hoping Hits — Richardson, New York, Channel 18 dustriai, commercial, residential. CLERK TYPIST rilE PAIIIII AT AU STHEt • PMMrT IHNilY NMMI H o o s ^ ...... 45 88 .354 37U for shrill winds whistling in the 168; R ollin s Mlimesota, .160; ular possibilities. Heavy Theron (0-1-1) and Minnesota Vikings (0- Giants’ bench for two seasons, gets 1960 MERCURY—4 door Monterey Manchester routes. Cleaning at ing. L icen se and insured. Wilson Moriarty^s Remain Unbeaten, 2 p.m.— Red Sox vz. Indians sedan, {>ower steering, brakes, Electrical Co., Manchester. MI New York ...32 98 MM 61 rigging today. Lumpe, Kansas City, 156; Moran, Sapp would alleviate depth prob 2) play to MinneapoUs-St. Paul. the starting call at quarterback for tics, cellars, yards. Cardboard, Opening for accurate typist Thursday's Reeulto lems. B plus. Channel 3 Datroit and Pittsburgh play Mon- the'Vikings, replacing Fran Tark- tinted windshield, automatic. 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7376. to work on small bookkeeptog --And that’s why Mosbacher Snd Los Angeles 164; Runn^, Bos 2 p.m.—Ysjiks vs. Orioiss metal drums available. Reliable San Franeisoo 2, New York 1 ton, 158. dajt night in Detroit, while in the enten, who to recuperating from Sacrificing—can be financed. Very lawn maintenance. MI 9-9767. machine o|>eration. his cohorts think the present run Lancers Trip Up Merchants Channel 8 clean car. MI 3-2146. (10). of weather is wonderful. Home Buns — KUlebrew, Miiuie- PASSING — Sonny Jurgensen's AFL San Qiego la at Oakland Sun pneumonia, 'nte Caraa.ivill go with arm shows no trace of January’ dis 2:80— Pirates vs. Onrds LAWNMOWER eharpentog and re- Floor Finishing 24 Cincinnati 14, Chicago 8. 'What the selection committee of oots 34; Ossb, Dertolt, 38; Wag day afternoon. soph Charley Jotipsonlwhlle veter 1955 OLDSMOBILE convertible, Apply Complete Line ef CHROME ACCESSORIE!! location. Can get ball away fast, Cluumri SO (MUra. Also, lawn matotenancs. Milwaukee 1, St. LonU 2. the New York Yacht Club ia ner, Lon Angeles, SO; Maris New an 8iun Bteheverry | is sidelined p a i n t i n g , remodeling paper- Center ot interest , to ttie Rec^the big giuis^or Moriarty’s in long or short, with accuracy. Be 6 *p.m.—Wrestling BILLS HALT STREAK fully equipped, excellent condi *F*ree |>ick-up and delivery Little PHtshnrgh 4, Houston 0. thinking just isn’t being shouted the nightcap. The game was lo{>- Y o^, 20; Golavlto, Detroit, 28. with an ankle )^>rato. tion, no reasonable offer refused. hanging, floor sanding. Oall Mr. FIRST NATIONAL STORES, Summer Basketball. League 'was hind him stands King Hill, who Channel 8 Last night the Buffalo BUia A McKinney. 15 Woodbrifg* St., Lm Angeles 4, Philadelphia 2. Sided all the way vrith Moriarty’s Pitching (Baaed on 12 or mors halted Houston's 16-game winntog MI 8-7779. Charlsa MI 8-2107. from the docks or decks of the divided equally between the tivo does punting. Eagles depend on 6:30—Race of the Week MI 3-8020. INC. Todayy Games in command. Miles Patulak and decisiona)— ^MoBrids I» k Aagelea, streak. 21-14, In’ an AFL exhibition Nerwport waterfront. Obviously Sonny's passes. A. Channel 80 Park and Oakland A’vea. Milwaukee (Cioninger 6-2) at they want a boat that can sail divisions last night as the fight Bob FTsher led Harmac’s with 11-4, .788; Aguirre, Detroit, 12-5, 10 p.m.—Fight of the Week before 17,257 at Mobile. Ala. The 1966 PONTIAC Convertible, gray, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, excellent condition Must sell, East Hartford STHSK SHIFT CONVERSION Chicago (Buhl 9-9). Sept. 15 against Australia’s Gretel for the Junior lead took a day eight each. .706; Donovan, Cleveland, 16-7, diannri 8 Bills intercepted five Jack Lee fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Private Instmctiona 28 San Frandsoo (O’Dell 14-11) at j686; Wilson, Boaton, 11-5, ,68r; RECEIVING — Tommy McDon $995. Coventry PI 2-8117. in any weather, fair or foul, light off. Instead, the Lancers picked Tonight Fletcher Glass and the passes to the first half before un Work done at reasonable prices. SNACK BAR—Saturday 8 a.m.-4 Philadelphia. (MoUsh - ), (N ). Ford, New York, 13-6, .684. ald, Pete Retzlaff, Bobby Walston MI 8-0796. ELECTRONICS Televtoion Refiig- 8 8 or heavy. up their second victory' of the Eagles meet at 8 o’cloric to help SUNDAY leashing their own air attack to PLYMOUTH, 1956 Savoy. One eratio)fi Air Conditioning-Oil Burn p.m. and Sunday 12 noon-6 p.m.- Los Angeles (Diy^dale 22-0) at Strikeouta—Paaoual, ABmiesots at same old stsmds. McDonald has or Saturday 4 p.m.-l a.m. and KITS BY FENTON The burden thus rests upon sail- season, toppling the Merchants, decide the Junior Division cham- no superior as a deep threat. Retz 1:80—Red Sox vs. Indian snap Houston’s string. Warren owner. 8 cylinder, automatic trans. ers A Controls. Enroll now for New York (Hook 7-14), 8 pim. 156; Pizzaro, Chloags 150; Bna- Rabb threw two TD ]>assra to Sunday 6 p.m.-midnight. No ex maker designer-skipper Ted Hood 36-29, sriille Moriarty’s, leader in {>ionshq>. A win for the Glaasmui laff probably should play tight Ohaanel 3 mlseion, radio, heater. Excellent fall term. Efficient placement Almost Houston (WoodesMok 6-14) at ning, Detroit, 148; Kaat, Mlansaota Olenh Bass to lead the Bill attack. Household Serriecs perience necessary. Must b* over o f Marblehead and his profes senior play, kept Its unbeaten will give them a tie (with the ■pot because Walston to getting 1:56— Meto va Dcidgers tires. Sacrifice sale by private service. Write New England Cinotnnati (Pnrfcey 19-4), (N). and Terry, New York, 188. Quarterback John Brodie had Offered 13-A 80. Apply Parkade Bowling Lanas sional advisor Fred Lawton, New record clean with a 44-22. romp Juniors) for first place. If the old and never did have blocking Ohannel 18 party. Call Mr. Roberts, MI Tech., 56 Union Place, Hartford, Pittsburgh (MoBean 18-8) at 2 p.m.— Yanks vs. Orioles 8{>arked the 49ers offensively so after 6 p.m. v port sailing master of previous over Harmac’s. Ha.glra win, the Juniors will have heft. Sprinter . Frank Budd is 3-1510 or TR 5-5494. AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- Conn., or call 525-8406 for full St. Louis (Gibson 14-4), (N). Channel far as Coach Red Hickey haa de Cup victories, to show that they With Bob Bscavich leading the clear title to the orown and the threat. A minus. 8 Bter piece living room set; sofa information. Saturday’s Schedule Thiiroday’o Homera 2 p.m.—Piratea vs. Cards cided to stick with the standard dBEVROLElT , 1954 hardtop, auto 8 ORANT A SEAL POWER have a yacht that takes it when way, the Lancers took an 8-5 first Glassmen will have to settle for and 2 chairs $166. Oioose from CMtiivMl M Mxi pa|t Los Angelee at New York, 2 quarter lead. John Roberts and second place. ■ Channel 30 pro-T offense in lieu of the shot matic, radio, heater, good tires, the going gets — not rough—but (Season Total ia ParenBieeea) OFFENSIVE LINE — Beaucoup very elean. $200. MI $-1677. noup of fine fabrics. Woik dene pun. Carl Hohenthal finally got the Fletcher won an earlier meet 4 p.m.—This Week In Sporta gun. It will prove quite a test Bonds—fStodm— smooth. . NA’n O N A L U lAGU K trouble at guard, where recruits for tb* Brawns' revamped defenst by exjtert craftsmen on our prem Houston at dnoInnaU. Merchant offense moving and ing this ,week by a single {xiint. Pete Caae and Bill Byrne have to Channel 3 ises. All work 'ully guaranteed. Mortgagsa 31 PISTON RINOS Bowman, Gkuiti (1). - i^aa.—Wide WesU ef Sports MCC MaMBBB SCKaT 1957 PLYMOUTH, 8 cylinder, 4- MUlwaukee at Ohkmgo. tied the score at halftime, 14-all. A Senior IMvlsion doublehead hold 009 spot, with John Wltten- 6 Mill Fabric Salesroom, 176 Pine Bell, Braves (6). Channel 8 44 BaaSleas door automatic shift, radio, heat CASH AVAILABLE. If you have Anything Pittsburgh at U. I/oais. Bruins Open Sept. 10 But ESscairich resumed his ac er of makeup games is on tap bom . E J. D. Srnlth’s knee doesn’t *:40—llcKay. er. signal IlghU. $400. MI 9-9050. St., exclusive Cheney Fabric DelmoNno, K Jarvis San Frandsoo at PUladelpUa, Monday. At o’clock Conran’s Pinaon, Reda (20). 8r.. Domes. salesroom, to Manchester. MI real estate equity, call ua tor SEPTIC TANKS curate {Mining to the second half 8 eomi aananrl. , one tackle may be funds. $2000 requires only $44.90 (N). All-Stara meet Harmac’a while at Coleman, Reds (26). 9:47—Athertos, KeKonc. PW 8-7322. Budget terms arranged. AND BOSTON AlP)—The Boston and led a Lancer rally that put atearaJBlE too. Jim MeC?usker to Caredo. per month, including re|>ayment. Sunday’s Schedule them well in front at the three- 9, Farrell’a take on Boland Motors. Altman, Cubs (21). No Secret Formula Sports Chatter 196$ CHEVROLET convertible, Bel Bruins announced today they will Vlrdon; Pirates (4). steady on right side. John Schrad S.54—Peck. Jaeobe, R. Jarvla Jr.. REWEAVINQ Of burns, moth holos. 'Frank Burke. 246-8807 days, or Los Angeles at New York, 2:96 have a squad of 34 players at the quarter Iveaki er, ex-Redskin, Is at center, boosts Colyr. Air, must sell, $125. MI $-6654. PLUfiCED SEWERS CASTROL p.m. Taylor, Phillies (7). For Net Veteran .. 1():01—Oeasa, Oasaa. e Recorders for rant. ished up the 1961-62 season with Dan Pinto (12), Frank Butkua bargh, 27; Vlrdon, Plttslmrgb and Bressoud, Red Sox (12). able. John Baker, former Ram. has There are no secret forr?ulas In ed is’ asked to contact either Dutch 10:1S—Heakill, Blhih,. atastord, IMis- Marlow’s, 867 Main. MI 9-6931. HAIRDRESSER Uaes bMtaUe«—CeOer Water- Automotive Pittsburgh at St. Leuls (2).- the parent team. (11) and Buzz Keeney (10) were White, S t Lento, 28. CimoU, Athletfos (10). ■ize but no consistency at end. Ed the amazing success story of Mar Fogarty or Pinky Pohl any week San.- 196$ PLYMOUTH, 4-dooT, radio, proolhig Deo*. .11:07—BuUer, Larse. Bakial. Dobic. Tresh, Yankees (17). Khayat, Riley Gunnels, Jess Rich garet Osborne Du{)ont, seeking nii^t, after 6 o’clock, at Charter 12:14—itch, Paaquelle, < - Munser, heater, whitewall tires, reason- HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov Bx(ies6eBped, Pall or Part Moitom Angels 2 (15). ardson are holdovers, but not the her 14th tlUe In the National Oak Park. Terry, . ably {Miced or will trade for half al. Cellars, Bttics, yards, and nrae, Bxeellent Hoars 12:21—Anmatreos, MeDoBaM, Fahey, Fernandes TIgan (14). ftaal answer. Shift of Gene Gos- Doubles Tennis Ohampionshl{>8. ton pickup and pay difference. weekly pick-up or burner barrel*. JAMBS BEAUTY SAL()N MtKINNEY B80S. Kaline Tlgm 2 (20). aage to one flank helps. There “I Just enjoy tennis very much Cali after 5 p.m., MI 9-8432. Harold Hoar, MI 9-4034. STRAIOHT THR0U6H GUSS#A0K MEROANTILE Bowling League U* '£)—Pekar. BcheU. Daley" BUrkie. For Interview Oall S«wtrci9« Disposal Co. Oaah, n g e rs (28). aren't rookies in sight. C. and play the game a lot," said captains and officers will meet to 12;K—Asoetinelll. Deekoa. Levltow, N A a O R Y Retzer, Senators (7). Mrs. Dupont today before she M(Mea , 1966 OLDSMOBILE 4-door, all REPAIRS ON all make* of toast- James Tririgno Jr.— MI 9-5791 ISO-132 Peari St.—Ml 3-5360 night St 8 o’clock at the home ef l2;42 ‘1- Coanertoo, Rudy. Bt. John, power, $400; 1954 Rambler station ters, irons and other small kitch MUFFLERS BY WALKER PRACTICE GOLF HERE Johnson, Senators (12). LINEBACKING—Got to hope joined her {>artner Margaret Var Roland Irleh. Kohpleman. en appliances. Reasonable rates. Hlatoa, Senators (16). that Chuck Bednarik, at 87, has ner in a semifinals match against n;4S—Eadie, Kelaak. Whlaton. aip- wagon, $145. WeiMmtt’s Auto Sales, . one more big year. Maxie pl^. Paricer St.. Ml 9-8982. Free pick-up and delivery. MI am! UKES PIPES Allisoa, Twins (10). to{>-seeded Americans, Karsn ULLINOTON RONIB Ladies IJh^l—BpUeldi Jehnaoa. Prindle, 9-1508 any time, |>referabfy after Baughan, im right side, to ail- Huitze Susihan and BiUie Jean Day— Low groas, Mind bogey holra, 19^9 CORVETTE, 380 h.p., S-s{>eed 4 p.m. SPORTS league caliber. John Nocera, on in Moffitt. "It’s as simple as that.” ^ :04-Ibralrom. aollowair, OiriUI, Dora Kellner, 48. Low net, BerRia Newman. transmission, excellent condition, jured list now, to challenged for A t the age o f 44, Mrs. Di^iont KunzU, 51-10-41, Noripa Chase 61- 1 :10—Rolland. RoUasd, Rachadour- $2,200. Phone MI 9-4948. Bonding—Contfaeting 14 JOOLMKm im ALL AROUND V Y ew Deal«‘ Doeem’t Stock Parta, We faivNc Y ow laejwma third spot by ex-49er Bob Harrl- won her first crown to 1941 be 10-41. Ijow {Mitts. Ooifoie Kelly 36; lan. aiettch. CENTER aon. There are likely rookies. B. l:17--rhanda. Kelly, DeMarlln, For- 1960 TRIUMPH TR, 8 roadster, Silver Lane It Can Save fore some of her rivals were born. Longest drive on 18th fairway,' aler. FRAMING, additions, remodeling, '‘That was the case when she and Dora Kellner, 163' yards. 1:34—Slmpaon. Tupper, Ferxueon, white exterior, black leather in painting, • cement floors; also, MACHINIST 712 SILVER LAN R-4l«xttoSilv«rLaM lO PiRl«w llii9 SECONDARY — Even without Miss Varner, now both of Wilm Santanlello. terior. radio, heater, good condi bathrooms tiled. Call MI 9-4191. Tom Brookshier, whose leg frac 1 :21- Mariocehio,' Ferruaon, Ifulll- tion, Priced right.. Phone MI Your Life! ington, Del., u|)eet the No. 2, for ui Duacaa. ture hasn’t come around, can mus eign tandem of Margaret Smith, 9-1144. CONNECnCUrS m o s t m o d e r n DRIVmO RANOE Honor Cil Hodgea 1;3S—Benoit, Leanoa, Baaaett, TURRET UTHE OPERATORS E E i v c a i See Your Senico StattoB ter adequate crew. Ben Scotti and Australia and Justina Brioka, Bt. Mathleu. Brv Cross play the com er*. Don l:45-McCarthy. Peak. Kieman. 1906 CHEVROLET Bel Air. 2 door, BOLTON NOTICE — Or GBrageS’or Louis, Thuraday. NEW YORK (AP)—Ex-Dodger Krtatorr. ' Famous Burroughs SlwUJlifihiy Carr are at ;R —Homane lliayer. (TappalU, 6 cylinder, standard shift, exceo- Gil Hodges of the New York Mst* 1 2 clean. A public hearing will be held oh( MUST RE EXPERIENCED aafety. If Scotti can’t cut it, Glen Walling „ , ttohally $395. Call MI September 4, 1962 at 8:00 P.M., | MACHInI SHOP^I Amerson gets another fling. -B. Trlplea-^W. .Davia Uds Angeles will be honored tonight at the Polo 1 :S9—Wlllev.. Gueet. Kelley. Giieet. 3-1649. 28 PRACTICE TEES H iC K O K and Vlrdon, Fittshurgh, 10; Neal, Grounds before the opener of a. 2:0S—Johnston. Gueet. Na*h, Starek. Bolton Community Hall, Fireplace 1961 PLYMOUTH 2-door, 6 clyln- Room, to hear the request of John SUMMARY—Never have looked New York, 0; Hubba Chicago, weekend seriea with Hodges’ for NiW MANAaiMfNT OFKRS ^FPyiCE U h ODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS A L S O M O N P r a c t i c e a r e a SAFETY SEAT^ MCC SENIOR TOCBNAMEMT der, radio, heater, whitewalls, de A. Shapazian (No. Soil-of Brook ■he much on paper, even in I960 Wills and T. Davis, Lon Angelss mer chib. Main itsm on the pro- SS Bale-Kaikd Play and Horic mal Ibzerosld. Pttto- n «m will be eetabitohment of Rie (Bame atartiag Ihnea—Aag. M and luxe trim, very clean, reaaonable. field Road. Bolton, for a variance RELTS title aensoB. But Nlok Skorfoh had to build a two-car garage elOBer to M A N Y COMP a I i Y N N V m hnrgh. E . . Oil H odgfs Foundation, for eoUege Sept. 2.) Pre-set (oarsomee tori/er MI 9-6161. *en in eententlaa last year nntB threeeomes. the sideline than Zoning Regula D i s n u B u m b b t Doq^lm Robinson. OUm m 38; assistance to 'worthy youtiw bv the 9:12-^Besa1ie«, Priadle. Mathiases. m PARK STREET PROSPECT ST„ Comer W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE OPEN DAILY 9 AsMe to ll PeM. Btookahlerl got hnH. With Jnrgen- New Toric area. Hodgea has'Men' tions allow. ■en throwing bomba to MeDonnld, Breasoud and Yastrsemskl, Botrton; Alto DnviBc ScIhmiI 7>A of GOVERNOR ST. Near Broad SI; Cunningbhni, CMcage and sidelined for more than a raenth ^9 :*l9L.Johniton. Hechadorlen. ’ Ourtia, BOLTON ZONING ■AirrFQRD they're up there a | ^ . Heck. GMNOLD B odgen, Los A n g e la 39. after undergoing surgery for a PREPARE FOR driver’e test. BOARD OF APPEALS WItCO MACHINE TOOL 00. EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER • FOR THE CHILDREN' 9:24 — Levitow, Ballard. Cnnnnrlon, Julius L Strong,! ToL S27-1811 ^Triples — Clmoll, Hansas City, kidney stone. He 'resumed working Fneier. Ages 16 to 60.- Driving and elaso ROUTE • and 44A~ROLTON\ TeL 526.2161 Td. MItehen 3-5168 AUTO FARTS. INC. J4; Bressoud, Bostm and Lumpe, out a week ago and ho|>es to be 9:22 — Ayers, .Outelle, Andersen. room. Three instructors. No wait- Chairman I 191 OEN!XKlt arrm o B r Onclrtnati outfielders Frank Byron H. MiMa.| 18 HOLE MINIATURE GOLF COURSE •obtaMd and Vada Ftaaen are Rnafon agisia hr Rm R n t waSk hi kag, MsaehsBtst M r i n c Aaad*- ENFIELD and ALDEN AVB., THOMPSO^VILLE—ToL SI 5.240S m s-iass / I i' / I ' . ■ .< . i l
■. . •/ '. ’■ li \ *' ' *■ ' 'U' ,i i ■ ! . 1'-' \ ■ PAGE TWELVE luAiNLixJSiaiiSH EVENING H E K A tD . ItA N C U E SIE R , CONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST HN5I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY," AUGUST 24, 1962 PAGE IHIRTEEN SltBRtioiis ,Wanted^ THRRB OUGHtA BB LAW BY PAGALT SHORTEN Apartments—Flats— SunuMr Homes For Rent 67 Feinale i88 Tm em ents. , 63 Hooeee' For Sale 72 I Houses For Sale - 72 HoBfits For skit 72 LAKE CHAFFBE-Laketront eotF Houses For Sale 72 Honaes For Sale* 72 Housea For Sale 72 Housea For Sale 72 Wanted-i-Real EaUte 77 take, sleeps Mx, aU modem con> SOUTH WINDSOR — 6% room AtANCHESTER — Assume *%% BOLTON—$18,800, b room Caps, 33 FOUR ROOM apartment for rent, 6 d DUPLEX, n e v High School, $17,900-JI1X rooms English style S’!*. JAMES — Over^ze . 6 room WILL CARE tor children in my idea] for couple er with one child. veniences, August 26-September 1. Ranch, establiahed neighborhood, mortgags. .large room ranch, foot ..living .rpbm, flrsplacs, alum- CT. JAMES PARISH — 6 room | WISH SOMEONE to Baiidlo you$ ^ ^ t f o a e famUy sized kitchen, ceramic bus and shopping. 3-car garage. 2 Cape with 3-car cinder block ga Cape, breezeway, gfatage, rec Cape, plastere.d walls,, baseboard home by day or week. MI 9-8780. . ( MI 9-9048 after 5 p.m. MI 9-0710. aluminum storma, buUt-in stove, mum siding,, garage, acre lot, furnaces. Remarkable condition. real estate? CAU me at Ml 6-0S3I bath, tree, shaded lot, exceUent rage; suitable for .workshop, room, extras by- quality builder. heat, fireplace, walk-out celiair, I WBPPIN& near scbocU. Carlton W. Hutchins, trees Carlton W. Hutchink, AD Reasonable Hayes Agency AO tor prompt iuid courteous eem cai constnicUoh. Hayes Agency, AO AD 9-5132. 120x200 lot. Bel Air Real Estate Gerard Agency. Realtors, AD 140x150 landscaped lot, aluminum i 9SUC, 9-518i. 3-4803. Joeepb Barth. Broket SEWING IN MY home September THREE ROOM'apartment, ateam Wonted To Rent 66 8-4803. Co.. AD 8-9332. 3-0365, AD 9-8985 wihdows. amesite driveway, sinks' ADVERTISING ■WBV in cellar. 2 minutes to center ofj through Aune. MI 8-0809, heat, atove. MI 8-8053. SPLIT LEVEL BECXiUDBD near Bowsra School— THREE. BEDROOM coltmisi for «V0Q6 ABOVE AVERAGE young temUy b i r c h m o u n t a in Road. Bolton CASH for your home, land, equip* 5^ room ranch, foysr, fireplace, only $17,600. Another top value. 54-58 WADDELL ROAD town. Wonderful place tor chil 'IMCIS AVAILABLE Sept. 1—S rooma, hot desires 3-8 bedroom home. Ref —7 room custom built ranch, ment, merchandise liquidation, LIVM New on the m arket., a.slight cellar, garage, trees, walk to Tiled bath, neat new kitchen, dren. Owner weekdays after 6' an.vthing of value. For quick ac CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS water oil heat near St. Maty’s erences svaUsbsle. CaU coUect modern kitchen,' one fuU bath. 3 Two family 5-5, all on one Sitnations Wanted— WOULD H ly used 8 bedroom spUt up off I ^ h School. Carlton W. Hutchins, separate dining room, open stair 5-5 DUPLEX p.nl., w^kends anv time AD tion call American r Auction 06.. Church and Bt. Jaqtea School. Ssybrook Evergreen $-3087. half baths, family room 30x32, 3- floor. House has ■ just been 3-6783. ■ - 8;1S Aja. to 4;30.p.M. OWLOI«> Vemim Street. ’Two baths, rec AD 9-5182.. way, fireplace. Porch encloeed. 3 bedrooms each side, ce Ml 3-6847. Male 39 Write Box DD, Herald. car garage, large lot with trees, room on lower level one-car painted and ia in nice condition. HOmVMOONV BUSINESS MAN and scluxU teach garage, plenty at trees . don’t Cloee to bus, school and stores. ramic baths, fenced in yard, LAWNS MOWED, evergreens TGAMWODK 132,500. I ^ b r ic k Agency, AO garage. CombinaUohs. fire ROOM ranch, 8 yeara old, 1920 CXHONIAL, 7 room, modern COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. VACANCY — 8 bedroom duplex, er wife with no cfaUdren desira 9-8464. find them like this for $17,500 very Well landscaped lot. Low down amesite drives. Priced for im ized. new kitchen flooring, two- WANTED—Real Estate. SeUing or o t trimmed, etc. Ebc^rienced work ALLTH6 place, real nice condition. Ask modern bath and ■ kitchen with often. Vacant, too. T. J. Crockett. MONDAY TI FBIDAY I>a0 AAL—8ATPBPAT t AJA yard. Private cellar. Central. No good sise ^Mutment or houae to payment. mediate sale. stdrj-, 2-car garage. Large wood- i nuyine Residential, commercial er. Call MI 8-7086 evenings. W & t rent with garage included. Good ing only $20,300 .. and we buiit-ina, 8 bedrooms, living room Realtor, AD $-1677. utiUtieg Inchided. JPrefer three R(XKLA3XIE1—7 room Ranch, 4 think it is a fair price. ’ with fireplace and paneled wall, ed lot. cocner Orchard and V il-1 Or industrial real estate. Ckmtact YOUB OOOPKBATION WILL |%* | Ai| 9 ^ 7 1 1 adults. MI 9-8867. references. CaU MI 9-7989. yeara oM. large modern kitchan, lage Streets, Rockville. A give- ] Realtor. Stanley Brgy. AO $-6378, BE AFPREGIATBD l/IUI IVll I I partially finisbed basement with EUOHT ROOM Garrison Ooioniai, CHARLES W. LATHROP iMiUt-ln oven and range, dlahwaMi. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor natural, wood paneling, Interoom large Uving room, dining room, Beechler'Smith away at $14,500. Glenn Roberta | Brae-Burn Realty. Dog»—Birds—Pets 41 SIX ROOM apartment, available WANTED TO rent with opUon to er, dtapoeal, pantry, etc. Large JWftlSNOUW buy, 8 or 4 bedroom home, St. system throughout the house, kitchen, study and lavatory, 4 Agency. AD 4-1521. Oct. 1, $100, centrally located. MI dining room den center entrance MI 3-1577 REALTORS PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom COMPLANNA large wooded lot, close to school bedrooms *nd bath on second MI 9-0384 AD 9-8952 AD 3-6969 9-9959. - James PariMi. MI 8-3997. haU. paneled wall Brtplaoe In Uv GLASTONBURY-xTipsir Woods" fiMtinasd From Proceiios Pago ing, bathing aii breeds. Poodles a THB BRICK CAPE— SoUd brick cape and .shopping, $19,500. PhUbrick floor. Recreation room with fire r e f i n e d ing room with a beautiful view, 3 NORTH COVENTRY-Ctorner lot Rambling 6 room rancher, I'i Auctions 78 specialty. The Poodle Salon, MMYttOON ^ABOffTHieMONiV NEW 4 ROOM apartment, electric EIDERLY lady desires with shed dormer. Built In 1951, Agency, AD 9-8464. place . in basement. Attached SO WINDSOR —Close to Vernon Ml 9-9793 or Ml 9-0500. quiet, cool, 8^ room apartment, bedrooma, 3 hatha, 2-car garage, assures privacy, 3 bedroom ranch, Circle Shopping Center. Immacu baths, rec room. 2-car garage, s s s ? * heat, built-in kitchen, on echoed One room unfinished up. Base double garage. Aluminum aiding. pictirrebook setting with trees. W ’TH' SUSAR MM1.» unfurnished. Write Box R, Herald. plastered waUe, seUing at bank ment garage, beautiful setting. double garage, excellent financ late 6 room Ranch, large AUCTION at Village Peddlar Shop, Help Wanted— Penafe 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 AND 6 0 w w fD o o r bud route. MI 9-6586. A X 5-9047. Central location $32,900. Phil- Haves and Philbrick, 348 Hebron FOR SALE—Collie pups, 6 weeks appraiaal, $31,000. PhUbrick Agen ’This home has all the extras, very brick Agency, AD 9-8464. ing, priced for fast sale. PI living room, fireplace, three Route 83. Ellington, Conn., Sat old reEisonable Hurlbert Road, BOY SCOUT execuUve’s famUy de- cy, AO 0-8464. CONSIDER 3-8430. Ave., 6,33-4627.' urday, Aug. 25, at 1 p m. Antiques WANTED—Oirl, over 18, tor clean, RADIOGRAPHER, experienced, TB A m iO fXS clean. Owner transfirred. T. J. bedrooms, large dining area, im for first shift. Excellent working Tolland. ’TR 6-4963. FOUR ROOM apartment, $132.50 sires reasonable 8-4 bedroom Oockett, Realtor, AD 3-1577. this better buy in a fine feel- COLUAfBIA—Let ua show you this mense kitchen with built-ins. and modems. Over 300 items. ■teady work in our Shirt Depart e o NOW AIANCHESTER—7 room spUt level, IN TOWN—Attractive 4 room Gape ANDOVER- $16,500. Personality Bring own rhair Auctioneer Rob ment. Apply in person New Sys conditions and fringe benefits. OVD A per month. CaU MI 3.6105. rontal in Manchester, Hebron, An dential location. 6 room Co- ranch today (justom buUt 2-car glassed in porch, carport, patio, CHIHUAHUA puppies — Cute and dover, BiUton, Olastonhuiy or IVt baths, rec room, garage, cov lonial Cape, attached breeze with expansion apace. Fireplace. plus —and not a dime to spend ert E. Fluckiger. tem Laundry, Harrison St. Send resume to P-O. Box 308, LWrSN— LAKEWOOD CmCLK — Ranch. garage. Lot 150-600, $17,000. Near aluminum storms, large shaded on this 5 room stucco built lovable, 5 months, AKC register Marlborough before Oct. 1, CaU ered patio, half acre of parklike Exceptionally la^e living ’ room way and garage, half acre land beach, schools, churches stores: Recreation room. Large .lot with lot, low ta.xes, quirk occupancy. Elmwood, Cotm. grounds. Hayes Agency. An 8-4808. Ranch. Beautiful Tennessee pink WANTE3D—Capable woman to take ed, reasonable. Storrs, GA 9-9139. - T C X H f M l 8-6696. wdth fireplace, dining area and acaped lot. Formal dining Henry Escott Agency, A^9-7683. trees and shrubs. Convenient to Jerry Fay Agency. AD 8-7029. Furnished Apartments 63-A everything. Madeline Smith. Real, atone fireplace. Huge paneled liv over the housekeeping duties tor EXPERIENCED electricians want •am S 'n o r ' MANCHESTER 2 famUy 6-5, kitchen with view of lake. 8 bed room, 36 foot .living room, WANTED — 5 room unfurnished SOUTH WINDSOR—Walking dis tor, AD 9-1642 AIANCHESTER —Executive brick ing room. Push iHitton kitchen. a tamily with school age children ed. ’Trade School graduates con m e w t large clean, rooms, walking dis rooms, 3 baths, elaborately finish kitchen with appliances, IH Big bedrooma. Central foyer en CUTE PART-POODLE puppies. Lmmmjiap.fiii apartment, first or second floor, ceramic hatha, 8 large bed tance to bus but out where you colonial, 8 large rooms, large in exchange tor furnished apart sidered. Immediate employment. Ml 3-4010. THREE ROOM furnished or un tance to bus. schools and shop ed basement with fireplace, bar, TOLLAND— Small farm. 4 room trance, Call Mr. Forak'er TR Call Walter Zemanek, after 6 in Manchester. 346-1803. rooms, assumable 4H% mort can enjoy country atmoephere. foyer, recreation room with fire ment, transportation, and salary. furnished iqiartment. PI 3-7541. ping. Good Income, good invest etc. 2-car garage, professionally ranch, baseboard heat, basement 5-2321, TR 5-6611. MI 9-5306. Bar- If interested. please contact p.m., ’TR 5-9370. m m landscaped lot. Priced at $29,900. gage. Priced to sell. Large living room with fireplace, place, 2-car attached garage. WHEE! WATER’S LADY MOVING to Manchester de ment, $18,100. Robert Wolverton garage, barn poultry house, 5 rows * Wallace. .55 E. Center St., SHVC, Inc., 9S Hilliard St., Man FREE—’TWO kittens, 7 weeks old, TWO ROOM furnished apartment, PhUbrick Agency, AD 9-8464. country style kitchen, built-ins. P--iced in upper SO's. Call owner, KITCHEN HELPER and dish sires 4 or 5 rooms, heated or un Agency, AU 9-2813. acres. Ideal tor retired coupie to Manoheater. AD 9-5306, chester, Coim. Tel. MI 9-4855. housebroken. Call MI 9-7445. lights, gas and heat included, huge dtotog area. 8 large bed AD 2-8024, MI 3-5940. HOT-HOT.., washer wanted days. Inquire at couple 4 baths and garage. And. this large bedrooma. paneled den with give to responsible party. MI 105x150. Only $18,500. Hayes Agen AD 9-9346. ing i-oom. utU’ity room, enclosed DRIVERS for school buses, Man living room chairs, kitchen set, tion oil and gas range, good con ment. CaU MI 8-5315. house has aluminum aiding, fire BEEL2EBUB ROAD—Wapping. 5^ WOODLAND PARK a r e a - South front porch, 3 geherous size bed jalousied windows, aluminum sid SECREJARY 3-7193. 2V4 ROOM, furnished or unfurnish cy, MI 3-4803 Eves. AD 9-2297. ing, awnings and storms. Offers chester or Vernon, 7:80-9 a.m., kitchen cabinet, chaise lounge, dition, reasonable. MI 9-4212. H o o s m For Sate 72 place, lot with plenty of trees. room ranch, garage, built-ins, MANCHESTER — Rockledge. 6 Windsor. 5)a room, fireplace, car rooms. close to shopping. St. Now! For only ed, heat hot water, refrigerator, And a very realistic price. Own port, patio, pleasing floor plan, considered. Owner. AO 9-5051. 3-3:30 p.m. Call MI 3-2414. AKC BEAGLE pups, excellent bureau, two odd tables. Any rea 3^4 ACRES. Immaculate 7 room steel beam, beautiful trees, acre room ranch, formal dining room, James'Parish $15,000 Robert for engineering office'. Fast, GLBNWOOD 40” ga# and gas com- stove. S. Main St. CaU after 13 FLORENCE ST.—7 room boras ta ers moving, must sell. Let’s look 170xil00 yard. Near parkway. day for fuel ...hot water pedigree, all black blankets. An sonable <^er accepted. PI 3-8385 Business Locations Colonial, IVi baths, large cabinet lot, reaswiably priced. (Carlton W. fireplace, garage. Ckxivenient. Wolverton Ag'enev. MI 9-2813 AD FIRST CLASS mechanic for fast blnatlim range, 6 years old, ex noon. MI 9-8404. exceUent condition inside and out, it over. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, Price $16,300. Glen Roberta Agen EASY' TO care for 4 room home. accurate typist, some short thony Road, Tolland. TR 5-6062. after 4 p.m. For Kent 64 kitchen, excellent bam, trees, only Hutchins, AD 9-5182. Now vacant for immediate occu 8-9087 Wooded lot. One block to bus and for all—all the time! growing Buick dealership, many cellent ccmdltlon, very reasonable. MANCHESTER — New two-fam- encloeed porch, on»erlenced. 40- SPEK^IAL SALE picnic tables, sine Free delivery—Free lay-away PIANO IN GOOD coaditiOD for use CaU between 124 p.m. MI 9-3627. M u to B. RoMitMn, Raalter, Ml BO, WINDSOR—Ellington Road. 8 location, double drive, 3-car., ga em. Hardwood floors. OU furnace. room custom built Ranch with half acre land full price $20,500. cious park-like yard. Attached inum storm windows. Esslly fi hour week, Tuesday through Sat plated bolts, 6 foot $15.96, 8 foot Instant Credit in new Sunday School facillUea of $41868. rage, 6 large rooms in addition to MANCHESTER—Direct from own- REALTOR the ■ Trinity Covenant Church. Large lawn and woodland. Not to r plastered walls, 6 years old, bet Many more, all price ranges. Call garage. Joseph Lombardo, broker, *er— 4 bedroom brick custom nanced. Priced right. Phone AD urday. Apply Tweed’s, 773 Main Bridgeport $19.95 delivered. MI 9-5444, TR heated rec room and utility room. AD 9«S45. Willing to pay reasonable price. SPIC ANt>, SPAN 4 room first floor sale. $100 month. Agent Escott, CENTRAL CAPE—Six rooma, full ter than brand new condition. the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, quality home, loi'ated off S. Main 575 Main St. AO 3-1108 3-8273. St. 5-7143. MI 9-7683. batb down plug full bath in rec Lots of living area here. 3 fire Realtors, AD $-6680 or AD 6-5524 W E a iV E Tel.)1. MI 9-6027 or MI 9-6647. ront..Adults. Box BB, Herald. Nice - shaded lot with good view. NORTH END — With $8,000 (or St. In one of Manrhe.ster’s moat NORMAN’S FACTORY room in iiaaement. RecenUy Priced right. Jerry Fay Agency, places. oil hot water heat. $2,000 WOMAN TO clean women’s wear Operators LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, below appraisal at $25,900. Rob less! you can assume the $18,000 desirable neighborhoods. Large BOLTUN CENTER — Colonial, Lots For Sale GREEN STAKl^ ing apparel store, two mominn, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE SUB-LEASE—One bedroom apart renovated. Nice lot, lUenty of An 3-7029. landscaped lot with exceptional Bolens, and Goodall Reel and ment. Cooper HUl Garden Apart- Snburimn For Rent 66 ert Wolverton Agency, AO 9-2818. $14,500 mortgage on this neat ranch. over 100 years old, needs some re 9-1. Apply Surrey’s, 739 Main St, rotary, 18-88” Parte and service. WANTED—8 converters for TV. trees With about $8,000 down you shade trees. I-*rge living room Forest cor. Pine Manchester CaU MI 8-9266. mentq. Reward to right party. MG can assume the 1st mtge. and Three bedrooms, full basement .. pair to restore its original beauty, INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, about I. D. Grinder Used mowers and tract«>rs. Trade ANDOVER—$185 monthly, 8 bed WILLIAMS ROAD, Bolton—7 room TOLLAND—(Country living. New Manchester — Vacant. qwUess with fireplace, dining room large WAITRESSES wanted all shifts. r Open daUy 9-9, Sat. 9-8 9-4097. pay $108.25 monthly. T. J. all the trimmings. Combinations, outbuildings and wagon shed, 300 foot frontage. Ciall Atl 9-3391. in 'your old machine. Capitol room Cape, 6 years old large lot. split level on large lot, 2\i years 5 room ranch on acre lot, $11,990. 6 room delightful home with amesite. etc. Asking $15,500. kitchen and pantry, heated sun Apply Howard Johnson’s, Tolland MI 8-1826 Crockett, Realtor, AH 8-1577. typical New England setting. All Operator Eiqiiipment Co., 88 Main St. Hours Pratt Agency, PI 2-7596, 346-3892, old, 3 bedrooms, 1*4 baths, dining Joseph. Barth, Broker, AO 9-0320. one-car garage, full basement, Good buv here. T. J. Oockett.' room, IS baths, central entrance buildings and one acre, or can 100 FOOT frontage x 140 feet deep, MORIARTY Turnpike. Rooms Without Board 59 room, family room, beauti^ hall. Hot water oil heat. slate 7-5 dally, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 Sat' SETVEN ROOM tenement. 34 any time. all city utUities, nice yard for Realtor. AD 8-1577. purchase 34 acres includfhg build Oakland Terrace, Zona A, AD 55 Hour Week, All Benefits urday. ANDOVER—Furnished room for Locust St. MI 9-5239, 9-5. modem kitchen, 1-car garage, ROCKLEDGE — Modern 6 room outdoor living. See this out roof, oversized heated garage and ings. Owner wants action, willing 9-7319. REGISTEREa5 Nurse. 11-7 shift, NORGE REFRIGERATOR, apart ANDO'VER—5H room Cape. Coun $23,900. PhUbrick Agency, AD ranch on sloping wooded tot. 20x25 many other quality features. 5-8 nights per week. Call Colonial rent C. H. Stiena, Route 6. PI standing offer. Call WEST SIDE— • rooms, 2 to negotiate Carroll Driggs Real BROTHERS Apply in person LOAM — UNIVERSITY tested. ment size, call any time. MI 2-7278. try Uving at Ita best, 8 bedrooms. OFFICE 9-8464. foot rec room with fireplace on full baths, recreation room, ga Ideal for growing family and tors, 528-4184 Mr Boynton, AO Convalescent Home, Glastonbury Now is the best time for top 3-0923. Immediate occupancy. AU this grade level with separate en children. Near grade school and Resort Property For Sale 74 633-9483. FOUR ROOM tenement, first floor, ALICE CLAMPET AGENCY rage. 816,900. Owner AD 1-8014. 9-3148 BUCKLAND dressing or starting new lawns. EXCEPTIONALLY clean laige Bissell Street, $70. MI 9-5229, 9-5. with 10 acres and bam. Tmigren FOR RENT trance. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, at convenient to Main St. shopping. M l 3 -5 1 3 5 Agency, AO 8-6821. tached garage, and sun deck. BOLTON LAKE—For “ la $ room EMPLO'YMENT opportunities at MANUFACTURING MI 9-3606 front bedroom for gentleman, 31 8 BISSELL STREET O P E N . FOR MI 9-4548 MI 8-7857 BOLTON—Neat 2 bedroom ranch, Substantially reduced for prompt COLUAfBIA LAKE area—charming all year 'round cottage, newly USED ROLLAWAY bed, reasm- NICE 6 ROOM duplex avaUable $29,900. PhUbrick Agency, Ml sale. Price $27,500. Earlv ocru- 301-315 Cofitor Sf. Grant’s Parkade Store. FhU-tlme 131 Adamg St. Buckland Church Street. MI 9-4966. BIANCHESTEB fireplace, carpeting, large rooms, IH story modern Colonial. 6 decorated. Owmer, AD $-4478. and part-time on Lunchecuette able. Inquire 64 Valley St. Sept. 1, $100. Write Box U, 9-8464 extra closets, shaded lot. nice panov. Principles only Phone AD spacious rooms, abundant closets, i PURE CIDER vinegar. Call Art Sammer Homes For Rent 67 CALL An 4-1541 INSPECTION Department, mature person pre SHIPPING MANAGER—Must be FURNISHED room fOr rent near Herald. STARKWEATHER Street — Single view. Paul Fiano Agency AD •-0136. fireplace, large 2-car garage with ANDOVER LAKE—Wide seiectiem Fish. MI 9-4695. Or An 4-0148 FOUR ADNUTES from Manches- family, immaculate home, mod ferred. Fhll-tlme on Yard Goods experienced, knowledge of truck Main Street. MI 9-2170. 9 Hazel SIX ROOM RANCH 8-0458. attached patio-breezeway. One summer cottages and lots. Pratt FRIGIDAIRE' refrigerator, good Street. COVENTRY LAKE — Furnished ter.'Trim and tidy 5 room ranch ernized. A lot of house for only BOLTON - Minute* from Manches Depstftment, experienced prefer ing routes, etc., for industrial cottages for rent, special rate for landscaped acre, view of lake. Agency, PI 2-7596. 346-2893 any condition. MI 9-8841. THREE r o o m cold flat. See Mr. 42 Ludlow Road with garage, 100x160 lot cellar, $14,500. Joseph Barth, Broker AD ter. cozy 3 bedroom ranch, large Call owTier collect ACademy time. Read Herald Advs. red. Many part-time openings for plant vicinity of Manchester, UTILITY ’TRAILER, W 8-4838. FURNISHED room for rent, com Colby, 56 Birch St. Labor Day. PI 3-8602. oil hot water heat, fully stormed, 9-0320. Conn. Salary up to $7500 depend (fpartly wooded lot on quiet dead 8-9349. evenings. Ftill-time Credit De BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN plete housekeeping facilities, be Agent on premises all day well cared for. $15,500. Robert end rtreet. oversized attached ga partment, typing essential. ing on experience. Reply ^ving TAKE YOUR ’TIME PA'nNQ! tween the Center and Memorial MAIN S’TREET—8 room heated ei’ery day. Wolverton Agency, AD 9-3813. SIX ROOM Cape, Immediate occu rage. recently inatalled furnace, full details, and availability. An NEAT AND TRIM SANTINA DRIVE — 5H room 1. 2. or 3 •YEARS TO PAT. Hospital. Women only. MI 3-5539. apartment, stove and refrigerator pancy, 4 bedrooms, large kitch septic tank, and 80 gallon water swers confidential. Box G, Herald THAYER baby carriage, excellent F O R S A L E SOUTH WINDSOR—8 room House, ranch, large tree shaded lot, full "SUPER DELUXE” furnished middle-aged couple INVITATION en. screened porch, nicely finish heater. Onlv $12,700. Owner AD cellar, oil hot water heat, kitchen condition. Call MI 9-1311. ROOM FOR lady or gentleman. only. MI 3-7894. Robert Wolverton modern in .all respects, $28,900. ed recreation room in basement, You cannot beat the location 9-3493 Or TR 5-4648. PART-TIME AREA SALES. representative — 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE and you cannot equal th« value with dining area, 18 foot living squiRB ALL 100% GUARANTEED Kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire Joseph Barth, Broker. AD 9-0320. oversized 2-car garage, $17,500. evenings, high commission, with RESTAURANT equipment, such as 234 Charter Oak St., MI 8-8368, CH COVENTRY— Oieerful, modem, TO BID of this pert 6 room Cape on OVERLOOKING Andover Lake, 6 room with fireplace. Exceptional I heed two ^omen to do ONLY $433 PhUbrick Agency, AD 9-8464. ly good buy, $17,900 Robert Wol- national products advertised for Bain-Marie, slicing machine, cash 6-4738. second floor apartment In private The Manchester Board of Edu FARM Agency EIGHT ROOAl modified ranch, $ Middle Turnpike West in Man room Cape Cod. breezeway, ga part-time telephone woilc the first time in thlg area. Pro register, counters, tables and $16.18 Delivers country home. Heat, hot water. cation seeks bids for milk to be unfinished, fireplace, recreation $33.000—AND one of the better chester. Features * finished verfon Agency, AD 9-2813, AD from Manchester office. 9 miles from Manchester, re MI 9-2813 MI 3-9087 rage, full basement. Spacious 3 3-9087 tected territory. No investment. chairs, freezer and miscellaneous $16.18 Month LARGE furnished room for one or Adultg preferred. Parking., No supplied to the public school cafe room garage, sweeplfie views. 3*4 buys in town. Multi-level split of rooms, tiled bath, enclosed bedroom home, many closets. 3 l I n d s 'a V* Hours 10-2. Pleasant work items, 108 West Street, Rockville - YOU GET — two with complete light house pets. Available now. Phone eve stored Cape Cod house, excel acres, wily $17,900.------0. Cairlton W. eight large rooma, four bedrooms, porch with combination' win No cold canvassing. Car essen terias for the 1962-63 school year. lent condition, oil hot water fireplaces. Wooded 86x 200 lot. ing conditions. No expe- tial. Reply Box 1471, Bridgeport Call TR 5-5218. 16-PIECE BEDROOM keeping. Bath and parking, MI nings, PI 2-6658. Bid opening 10:30 A.M. Friday, BOWERS SCHOOL—Neat live room Hutchins. AD 9-M32. three baths, two car garage and dows and large wooded lot. Ber> MANCHESTER — High elevation 85 OAK STREET ience necessary. Guaran heat, 4 possible bedrooms, ranch with fireplace, combina Amesite drive. Priced fairly at with \ieiv. 6 room (custom built 1, Conn, 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM 9-4778. Aug. 31, 1962. one storage room. Immaculate. gain priced at only $14,800. $18,500, Call John H. Lappen, Inc. teed 11.15 per hour, plus very large bam, lovely groimds, tions. Full basement with garage. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape close two years ago). Split Level. Fea Wishea to Announce 12-PIECE KITCHEN THREE ROOM apartment and Specifications and bid forms Big lot, lovely setting. SoUd AD 9-5361. 9-7445, S-521t.-* bonus.'Call Mr. Adams, MI acreage. Excellent construction, fine loca tures include, fully plastered, IH The Association Of MAN TO learn stationery business. Boats and Accessories 46 A’TTRACnVE housekeeping room, garage, heat and electric lights may be secured at 1146 Main to bus, schools and shopping, ga brick, dnly 5 or 6 years old. T. J. 3-9019 between 10-8. - Plus - well heated, near buses; washer, tion, Now vacant, seUing for only rage aluminum siding oil heat, baths, 2 fireplaces, dining room, Opportunity for management, fumiehed. , Near hospital and Street, Manchester, Conn. Crockett, Realtor, AD $-1577. Jarvis Realty Co. RANCH—6 rooms. West Side, MR. WUXIAM -BILL” TROT ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR parking, central. 80 Garden St. High School, adults only. Call CollPI 2^511 $16,500 T ,3 . Crockett, Realtor, fireplace. 3 bedrooms, city utili picture book kitchen. stainless n^te qualifications and salary 14 FDOT Dunphy boat, trailer and The right is reserved to reject Youngstown kitchen with built- TV SET AND COMB. RANGE weekends or beginning of week, An- 3-1577 ties, $16,900. Robert Wolverton SIX ROOM home, 8 bedrooms, Raaltora A4L8 Appraisers steel double oven. 3 car garage. '78 Harlan St. GIRLS WANTED, telephone solici needs. Do not phone. Dewey-Rich- 85 h.p. Johnson motor. MI 8-7877, COMFORTABLE room for older any and all bids. ins. S bedrooms, dining room, full tation work, $1.15 per hour. Apply man Co., 767 Main St. Free storage until wanted. Free days, AU 8-6160, 11 Strant St. Agency, AO 9-281S. double garage, city water plus AD 1-4112 AD 9-2519 basement, carport, $2,400 as Squared and rebutted shingles. With This A^ncy employed gentleman at 273 Main MANCHESTER—2 famUy home A tached garage, amesite drive. 36x18' swimming pool, outdoor Help Wanted— Male .^6 SALESMAN Interested In rea] as- NEW CROP of apples, Graven- fireplace, on approximately one tate, full time. Cal] Mr. Green, stein. Bunce Farm. MI 3-8116. acre lot. Enclosed with split rail SQUIRE'S PICK MI 9-8464. PINECREST, East Hartford fence, many fine shade trees, ex CLOSE-OUT EXPERIENCED carpenters want- of tho adi Apply on job, 320 Main or 72 Homeliold Goods 51 cellent location with a swell view. i i Mapie St. John R. Wennergren. <£ivsL SsdJtsiA. Cloee to bus, schotUs and shop Help Wanted— BEDROOM SET —Heywood-Wake- (LocertwiI on HiN St., botwoon Forbos St. and O ak) ping. A real bargain. Jerry Fay '62 MERCURY COMET Agency, AD 3-7029, HOUSE CROP TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, Male or Female 37 field champagne maliogany dou first-class only full or part-time. ble bed, bureau with attached 7-ropm brick ranch. 1700 sq. Route 44A. aoned commercial. ^ 2-DOOR SEDAN All prevailing benefits. Call Man mirror, boxspring, foam rubber COLONIAL—7 rooms, 2 full baths, ft. of living area. We believe Do some farming, raise some L Equipped writh heater, defroster, stands^ tranamlasinn. oil filter, SODA FOUNTAIN clerks wanted, chester T o d A Design, 50 9-6263 mattress. $135. 638-8511. RANCH SPECIAU CAFE 000 2-car garage, centrally located. this to'be one of the best con chickens: all the facilities are ^ sun visora, signal'lights, spars tire. 12 months or 12.000 mile or apply.,,.in person ail shifts. Apply Howard John RANCH $16,500. Philbrick Agency. AD structed houses in town. Lots here. 6-room house, 2-car g a -.,-ft warrantj'. Radio and whltewslla extra.. son’s. Tolland 'Turnpike. ROLLAWAY BE!D, wood storms, 9-8464. of extras. Realistically priced. rage, out-building accommo- ^ EXPERIENCED painters wanted. $26,500. Shown By dates 14,000 birds. This prop- ^ screens, odds and ends for house $16390 S17,M0 (CO Am -ETE) $10,660 (CXNMPIETK) Inside and outside work. CaU be TOY DEMONSTRATORS - New hold, any reasonable offer accept Appointment erty produced $5,000 yearly in- 'yt Easy video presentation. Oppor tween 6-7 p.m. 688-7765. 44 Bay- ed.. MI 9-4432, after 4 p.m. 38x43 ft (1204 sq. ft. of Uv 1200 sq. ft. of living area, 6 Aniahed rooms, 3 twin-siae come. ^ HIGH TRADES ★ LOW PRICES berry Road, GlasUmbury. tunity ' to earn 25% commi^on fuU abed dormer, Uving bedrooms, living room with One o f Mancheeter’s most de Priced mid-30's No heavy sasiple cascg to carry. REFRIGERATOR. $25. Double ing area), 0 finished romns, room with, fireplace, kitqhen fireplace, formal dining sirable locations, Lakewood No deUvering. No collecting. bed, Beautyrest mattress, spring buUt-ln atove and oven, Real Estate with built-in stove and oven, room, kitchen with buUt-in Circle South. 3 b^room s. 2- Don't be chicken. Give us a ^ '62 MERCURY METEOR ^ MACHINISTS American Home Tew Party. MI $50. Desk $6. Fireplace set, ouiers. ceramic Ule bath. plenty o4 room for expan car garage, garrison colonial, 4-8185. MI 8^7198. stove and o'ven, attached call on this. ..with aU ’round experience, sion. garage. Wanted e r Unrivaled low price Norm Balch told us to sell his 2-DOOR SEDAN ' fuU-time' plus overtime, aU $23,900 "qigi lot on Birch Mountain Exten Better burry on this one. ' Here is the beautiful balance between the big cam and compacts. fringe benefits good working We have qualified clients sion. 150’x300'. dry, teautiful 2-door sedan with 6 cylinder engrine, standard tranmlsaion. heat conditions, steady employment. A giant of a value er, defroster,' sun visors, front arm rests. Federal Label Price A p p ly .... i f ,Out a bit in Andover, for the $3,000.00 ATTENTION HOMEBUILDERS COLONIAL looking for the following: ^ country liver who loves to $2847. GUNVER m it LEVEL R AISED RANCH * fish and hunt, Ud* built We have several other beau- MANUFACTURING CO. 1. 3 bedroom ranch, praferably i f 6-room Cape wdth 2 acres l^ f lA B L E aOVERNMENT-OWNED $16300 (COMPLETE) with basement, in the Man- could be youa cup of tea. Deer tiea. If you don’t aee what " IMMEINATE DEUVERY ^ LOW BANK RATES 384 Hartford Rd., Manchester $16300 (COAIPLE1E) (COAfPLESB) ^ aplenty, fishing ■ unrivaled, you like here, give us a call, 0 finished rooms, 8 bed $16,500 cheater Green area. Price MI 9-3888 about $16,000. i f New exterior paint job. tell us your' wants, we’U try RESHTENTIAL LOT rooms, (tlonal 4th bed 7 finished rooms, 8 bed- 8 finished rooms, 4 bed ^ Unbeatable at to fill your needs. room over garage), 1% romns, 1% baths, Uving rooms, IH baths, Uving 2. Combination houae and m a ll y $12,500 Commercial Property -A'62 MERCURY MONTEREY SCHOOL BUS'driver, hours 7:16- room, dining room, k^hen ratal! .buaineas, either to if Oxeellent financing. For Sale or Leaae 9:16, and 3-4, MI 4-1903. betths, Uving room with fire room with fireplace, dining with built-in stove and oven, room, kitchen with buUt-ln gether or separate buildings. 2-DOOR SEDAN FO R SALE l Y SEALED BID • CA SH place, dining room, kitchen Bu3rlng or Selling Prpperty, SHORT ORDER cooka wanted, finished recreation room, ga atove and oven, finished Buyer will remodel If house rage. Includes heater, defroster, economy 135 H.P. 6 cylinder engine, night shift, 4-13. Apjdy Howard with built-in oven and stove. recreation room, garage. suitable. Must be in business DON’T make a move until Johnson’s. ToUand' Turnpike. Lot 96— approximately 60.x 115 feet on Dudley St., Get the good things of life in tUs neaiiy new $rarriaon colonial sone. Heavily traveled high signal lights, tubeless tires. Federal Label Price $2754. YOU CALL 2350 Orford Village, Manchester, Connecticut. Minimum on WoodhiU Road in Maneheeter. This home offers complete in way or street pieferred. Price Acceptable Bid—$2,000. . about $30,000. door and outdoor enjoyment for the whole family. Features 6 Basy-and-fun-to-make from a AS LOW AS $195 DOWN ★ UP, TO IS MONTHS TO PAY Sealed Bids Accepted Until 2:00 P.M., E.D.T. Mon Thoso fine homes are complete no hidden extras! Minimum six# let pair of size 12 men’a socks, these 8. Three bedroom house in Ver- MANCHESTER spacious rooms, IH baths, aluminum, storms and screens As it requires very little sewing ncm or South lAfindecw with day, September 17,1962 When They Will Be Publicly time, and a minimum of fabric to (iandirkids will win’ the heart of S-PiunUy. ii and 5. Cloeed in sume low interest mortgage with only $2,800 down. Owner’s 100x150. VA, FHA and Convantiohal financing availabla. imy youngster! high, mortgage that can be Opened. i ' f • ' up this neat collariess frock. assumed. Selling price about front porch. Small lot Good transfer is reason for sale. Buy now at only $18,600. "pattern No. 2663-H has pattern Ideal for the beginner. $20,000. For Bid Documents and Further Information. No 8274 with PATT-O-RAAIA is pieces and full directions for dolls LXNDSAV ★ 152 WMIYS JEEP-411 MtAtls Tt * 1 4 ,9 0 0 In sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust and clothes. ( TV) order, send 35c in coins to: If you have any property men 31 to 40. Size 13, 32 bust, collarl^, tioned above and would cmulder CONTACT . . . Anne Caibot, Manchester Evening Built By J. A, McCarthy, Inc. S o ld By The 8 yards of 85-lnch. selling it, plaaM oall ua. \ toura WMDSO* JARVIS REALTY CO. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Herald. 1156 AVE. OF AAKEB^ i t rnnohsa nt low pileee. As- Housing and Home Finance Agency Evening Herald. U56 AVE. OF ICA8, NEW YORK SS, N.T. ' For Ist-elass maiUng add 10c MORIARTY BROTHERS aamnble mortgage. Joseph P. Smith, Acting Director AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. T. REAL’TOHS MLS . APPRAISERS for each patteitn. Print Name, Community Cispoaltlon Program For ist-class mailing add 10c for a . - . Buy witfe Coafideace froas Hartfard Oeuaty'a OMm I R. F. DIMOCK CO. " Mi 9-5245 each patern. Print Name, Address Address with Zone and Pattern Ml 3-1111 1626 K Street, N.W. “ Comet— U bfoIb ContliMaitat — Mercury aad WtOys 4-Wheel Drive Vehtclee Psalie** JaA; Lapp— A 9— cy with zo n e. Style No. and Size. .Number.' Wiytaiqgtoa 36, 0 . C. M l $.4112->ia ••2619T-MI $.7647 LOUIS C. DIMOCS JR., MI 6-682S a . DONAU) HENRY, MI 4-1771 , Send 50c for the New, Blg-Bise BBL BXAL B8TATB CO. OP|N EVOWIGI Don’t miss the'new FaU and LAND AND HOMBI Of OCHOO VALUB ^ 301 CENTER ST« Ml M l 35 Ml 4-1541 Telephone DU 3-4317 Winter '63 issue of our pattern ’62 Album filled with lovely de- signs, a needlawork aOteh seeUoa T beolr Basic Fashion —a complete jawing guide, ^ d $0c. and free patterns. d L I
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4 .' PAGE FOURTEEN fRlDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 Avaraca Daily Net Preia Ron Vbr Mw Week Baded The Weather Foreoeet ot U. 8. WentheF 1 lEttralns I|^ra4 J M e S e ,lM I M i^ Donna Hale Barn board o f . adult advisors would Fair, Uttle temperature .change daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John orsrass the osiRer operation. FOR RENT 13,601 tonight Low M to 66. Sunday part About Town Bamini, 124 Heniy St., will enter Long'Sessidn Set Tomorrow Teein Center ’ .. AeUvltiaa of the dub would be S and It'nun. Movie Projeotoce refOw Aodtt ly anany, warm OMre humid. Stephens College, Oolumbia, Mo., A^iervleed' by an adult, but would —eound or client, also 86 mm. ef Oboolntiaa H i^ in mid 80a. 'There will be a Sabbath eve Sept. 10. be Initiated by the mfunbere end elide projeetore. Manehetter^A CUy o / ViUagm Charm aer=iic,e tonight at 7:30 at Temple F01^ Registering New Voters Hopeiuh Set the governing committee. Iliere Beth Sholom. The Rev. Alex H. Elseaser, pas would be no organised actlvlUee, as WELDON DRUG. CO. tor of Community Baptist Church, A long voter making seMion First district — 2,264 Rs- Rally Tonight now offered by the exisUng com 901 8Ialn S t—TU. 60.8-8881 VOL. LXXXI. NO. 277 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SBCmON) MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. AUGUST 25, 1962 (CSaaailled Advertising on Page 10) Dr. Irwin Kove, podiatri.st, re will be In charge of radio bhoad- will be held jtomorrow at the publicans, 1,649 I^mocrats, munity reoreaUon oenters. PRICE FIVE CENTS cently attended a four-day infer ca.sts sponsored by the Manchester 686 independents, to r a total ence of the American Podiatry' As- Ministerial Association oyer sta town clerk'a bffice, and work of 4,614. A committee ot Manchester aociation in Washington. D. C. tion WINF Sunday at 7:35 p.m. ers in both political parties are Second district— 2,160 Re teen-agers announced yesterday Peak of Tension Passes ' ■ ^ ' The 50th anniversary of the a.'iso- and dally next week at 7:30 a.m. trying hard to get Residents to publicans, 1,672 Democrats, that they would hold a rally at Venus Shot ciation wa.s celebratwl with guesUi register, before the towm elec 931. independents, for a total 6:30 tonight at Manchester High attending from Great Britain, Ire tion Oct. 1, and the state elec of 4,766. land, Malta and all sections of, the tion Nov. 6. Third district — 1,858 Re School's Memorial Field to gain United States, South Windsor support for their proposed Teen The session will be held from publicans, 1,896 < Dem^rata, Club. BELOW COST SALE! Shooting Along Wall S ch ed u led 9 a.nri. to 8 p.m. in the town 1,006' independents, for a total Members of Anderson-Shea post James Alibrio, who announced ALL I^EMAINING LADIES' clerk's office at the Municipal of 4,763. the meeting, said that the emn- and auxiliary. VFW. will attend 67 New Voters Building. Fouth district — 1,863 Re the Hartford County Council. mittee wanted to .inform the For ^ d a y Pro.spectlve electors must be publicans, 1,463 Democrats, town’s teen-agers of their plans, Ships Shell VFW, family picnic Sunday at Puts Berlin on Alert noon at the Lake Garda clubhouse Added to List citizens o{ this country, liter 704 independents, for a total and ask for their support and JANTZEN In Unlonville, rain or shine. ate, and residents of. the state of 4,030. suggestions. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. for at least a year and of the Fifth district — 990 Renub- The high school grounds have Sixty-seven new voters were town for at least six months. licans, 755 Democrats, and MOSCOW (AP)—The So-ton the other side of the wall and (AP) — American scientists Bryan Charles Gill, son of Mr. been offered to the group by A. takm away in a truck. made Tuesday in a voter-making Fabian Bachrach Photo Naturalized citizen^ must 440 independents, for a to t^ Raymond Rogers, principal, AU- ▼let press made no mention plan to launch a Mariner 2 and Mrs. Charles E; Gill. 18 present proof of their citizen of 2,185. SWIM SUITS Moscow newspapers critized the Margaret Rd.. recently enliated in session held by the board for ad At Center Church brio said. Rogers has expressed today of the notes from spacecraft toward Venus the U.S. Air Force and |pft Tues ship. and so must those with The Republican total is enthusiasm for the proposed elfib. Western powers for turning a deaf early Sunday to probe secrets mission of electors. The Rev. Robert vajds, derivative citizenship. 9,137, the Democratic total is • power nets •100% nylons •lastex France, Britain and the' Unit ear to Soviet Premier Khrush day for Lackland ;Training Base, Of the total, 29 registered with Here is a brealylo.,n by dis 7,435, and the independent to The movement for a teen cen ed States laying upon Russia of the far-away planet. San Antonio, Tex. pastor of Immanuel Congregatiat*n- ter got under way early this chev’s plans for a demlUtarlzed Sometime in a three-hour period the Democratic party; 21 with the tricts in the town of the voter, tal is 3,777, for a total voter • helenca nylons • cottons • sizes 8 to 14 responsibility for shootings West Berlin. A Pravda writer al Church, Hartford, and the Rev. registration: registration of 20,358. month. The committee presented warned that those who threaten after midnight, a powerful Atlas- Anderin-Shea Auxiliary. VFW. Republicans and 17 remained un- Clifford O. Simpson, pastor of their proposed .by-laws and asked along the wall and adling for Agena B rocket Is scheduled to will sponsor a card party tonight for adult backing at a meeting * Ail 1962 styUf and fabrics to draw' the sword in the event roar skyward to start the 447- Havana affiliated. Center Congregational Church, a four-power conference to at ,8 at the post home. will be escorted on a tour of Ar held earlier this week. They were of the signing of a Soviet-East The next voter-making se.s.sion will exchange pulpits Sunday. The ease the situation. German peace treaty may "per pound gold-and-silver plaited pay- is .slated for Sept. 29. from 9 a.m. Indonesia Chief thur H. llllng" Junior High School offered space in the East Side • Buy at thas* fantastic balow cost prices for tha load on an intended 182 miiUon- Rev. Mr. iCdwards will preach at by A. Hyatt Sutlifte, principal. Recreation Center and the old The newspapers, however, ish by the sword.’ ’ mile trip. to 8 p.m, and of thif season and all naxt summer! Krasnaya Zveqda (Red Star) in Eddy to Speak 9:15 S'.m. His sermon topic will be ^Weekend Visitor His stay In Manchester has Howell Cheney Technical School carried the text <4 the Soviet The Venus shot is the first of State News Building on School St. like vein quoted Soviet scientists four major satellite launchings in U .S. Tied —it |Miys to have ! GOP candidate for State Sena- "An Open Letter," been programmed by Mrs! Philip note protesting attacks on as saying Uiat while rockets that The Rev. Mr. Eefwards is a 1933 In Mancliesler Holway, 143 Adelaide Rd.. through The club would be governed by ail rag. .10.95...... buses carrying Soviet siddiers the next five weeks and five more I C 9 good shoes repaired : tor from the Fourth District, Rog NOW 5.97 launched Soviet cosmonauts into before the end of the year planned —and WE DO r r RIGHT— er Eddy of Newington, will be graduate of Deerfield Academy, a the Service Bureau for Women’s a committee of officers, all at in West Berlin. space were meant for peace they Roundup 1937 graduate of Princeton Univer Organizations, Hartford. least 17 years old, and Iw group by the National Aeronautics and “Shoe Repairing of the Bet guest .speaker at the meeting of Askan Andono ui Jakarta, chief could be used for military pur Space Administration. ter Kind.” I the Republican Tow'n Committee sity with an A.B. degree, and a of educational services. Ministry leader from each of the age all rag 12.95 ...... NOW 6 .9 7 To Attack 1938 graduate of Harvard Univer groups in the organization. A BERLIN (AP) — Wild poses. The other major launchings be I Tue.sday at^ the Town Hall at 8:15 of Community Development, lijido- East Berlin Mayor Friedrich OPEN MONDAYS I p.m. sity with an M.A. degree. In 1949 nesia, will be a weekend guest at shooting along Berlin’s wall- fore Oct. 1. disclosed in a confi Freak Accident j The committee will also discuss he did additional work toward a I Police Arrests all rag. 14.95 and 15.95 . which apparently hurt lio one Ebert, in an editorial in the Com dential flight schedule listed in an Closed All Day Wednesday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NOW 7.97 munist newspaper Neues Deutsch , the forthcoming campaign and lii.D. in history, at Union Theo Ferguson, 78 Forest St. —kept this divided city on the NASA booklet called “Pocket SU- Seriously Cuts By Castro ; fund rai.sing. A dance will be logical Seminary. N. Y.. and was william J. Donohue, 27. of 180 land, declared the Western powers’ Ustics,” include the proposed six- he received a masters degree at alert for fresh trouble today. warrwon rights in Berlin already orbit Mercury ' sawllite flight of [ sponsored by the committee. Sept. ordained in Litchfield the same Gadjah Mada University, Jakarta, Center St., at 1:45 a>m. today was all rag. 17.95 to 23.95 .. NOW 9 .97 But U.S. officials in Washington SAM Y U L Y E S 17 at 8:30 p.m at the Community year. He was a captain in the U.S. charged with operating an unreg V jrb "a fig leaf punched full of astronaut Walter M. Schlrra, Woman’s Legs By GEORGE ARFELD Army intelligence division in 1941. and is in charge of four colleges were reported confident, barring holes”. planned for late September; a 150- ! Hall on Main St. and ten high schools in Indonesia. istered motor vehicle and failure new outbreaks of violence such as HAVANA (AP)—Shellfire 28 OAK STRLaHT Receives Commission He served as minister of the to display rear lights. The arrest He repeated the standard Com pound Relay communlckUons sat STAMFORD (AP)—A 57- from enemy vessels standing Same Side As Watkins I He is chlel of the Institute of In the anU-SovIet riots in West Ber munist demand Uiat the Western ellite, and another Telstar satel Robert J. Falletti of 44 Hayes First Congregational Church. ternational Affairs In Jakarta, followed a check by Patrolman lin earlier in the week, that the year-old Stamford woman had off Havana damaged several Rd.. will be commis.sioned a second Litchfield, from 1949 until 1956 Richard L. Sullivan who observed powers withdraw and leave West lite. which he founded. peak of tension had passed for Berlin a "neutral, demilitarized American Telephone and Tele both legs severed partially at buildings in a western suburb lieutenantln the Connecticut Anny when he came to Immanuel Andono came to this country in Donohue driving without rear the time being. National Guard tomorrow by Maj. Church. lights Donohue posted a $25 HOUSE ^ HALE free city”—a demand the West graph Co. is financing the Telstar the ankles early today, police Friday night, Prime Minister September under the auspices of West Berlin police reports iu )ias turned down again and again. project. Relay, like Telstar, is de Gen. Frederick G. Reincke, state The Rev. Mr. Edwards is a mem bond while awaiting appearance Main St., Manchester dicSted about 100 shots were said in a freak automobile ac Fidel Castro charged today. adjutant general. ber of the board of directors. the United States State Depart In Circuit Court 12. Manchester, Diplomatic wrangling was ex signed to orbit between 600 and cident. She was identified by He blamed the United States. ARIZONA LAND ment Leadership Development Sept. 10. fired from the Communist aide of pected to be suspended at least 3,000 miles, transmitting commu- The ceremonies will be held at Greater Hartford Council of program. His stay in Connecticut OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY the wall in four different places police as Mrs. Henry The shooting was reported to »7 the Bri.stol Armory to climax a Churches, on the executive com is coordinated by the Institute of during the night. have lasted six or seven minutes. MONTH mittee, Hartford Association of (Continued on Page T m o ) (Continued on Page Two) (Blanche) Bobrowicz, 39 year's study which included two Public Services' at the University Some of the shooting probably Warren St. Tliere was no mention of casual RANCH OF THE summer field training periods at Congregational Church and Minis was aimed at a 20-yeark>ld sol ties. Havana papers played up Camp Dempsey In Niantlc ters, and a member of the execu of Connecticut. He will leave Aug. Police said this was that hap pictures of damaged buildings. 31 for the University of Pitts-1 dier ot the East German People's pened: tive committee of the Connecticut WHAT A VALUE! Army who reached West Berlin The general staff called all de I^OLDEH EOBGE Advertisement— Prison Association. Both the Rev. burgh,' Pa., where he is working Tension Reheated Mrs. Bobrowicz had just started mobilized antiaircraft artillery m rOOfl MOIMTEREST! for a masters degree In public aA- at 3:30 a.m. He was unhurt. to alight from a car which had a c re s ^ ^ 3 9 ^0 closing costs! . The Howard Agency—Insurance Mr. Edwards and the Rev. Mr. Both Stores NEW MUTED TONES men to report at the university Real Estate. 53 Meadow Road. Simpson attended the Interna ministration. Only 35 minutes later, about a been stopped at Maple Ave. and c m SUMMERS! MIU WINTEtS! mile away. West Berlin police stadium at 8 a.m. Sunday.' Mitchell 4-0149. tional Congregational Council in Andono will be a dinner guest Warren St. by ita driver, Andrew "We hold the United States gov Only 20 miles from the White Mountei* Holland last month. tonight at the home of Mr. and in looked on helplessly while Eiast J. Roddy Jr., 53, Stamford, when hunting-fishing area . . . Arizone’s le r|tst .OPEN German police firad at a man ernment responsible for this' new year-round playground! For information, Manohester Evening Herald His w'ifc, the former Sarah Alex Mrs. Theodore Powell, 279 Parker Do Russians Find the car started to roll down hill. and cowardly attack on our coup- w rite . . . WASH and WEAR trying to swim the Landwehr S o n t h Windsor rorrespondent ander, was ordained as minister at St. Tomorrow morning he wrill The car bpmued into one owned by try,” Castro said in a communi ED TRUXAL REALTY Laura Katz, telephone lintrhell tour Manchester High School and Canal' to West Berlin. He was Mrs. Bobrowlz's husband and then MS E. O m Ito cS, Plwnli, W i— large in the Congregational Chri.s- TO N IG H T till que. |4-175S. •tlan Church in 1951. The couple lunch with A. Raymond Rogers hauled into an Eiast Berlin police it grazed a guide wire attached to boat only about 10 yalrds fronj the a public utility pole. The guide wire He did not specify the national has a son and daughter. Jr., principal. Sunday siftemoon he Back To School Headquarters! COTTON PRINTS West Weakening? ity of the attackers. West Berlin bank. Apparently he cut partially tirrough both of Mrs. t was not hurt either. Bobrowic’g ankles. . Armed ships made the attack Earlier, West Berlin police, Mrs. Bobrowicz was taken to on the suburb of Miramar at TRY THE “ ALLa AMERICAN" watching through binoculars, saw An AP News Analysis (^.which might dominate the Com Stamford Hospital where surgeons 11:30 p.m., he said, with "numer a man of about ^40 being arrested By WILUAM L. RYAN mon Market. started to operate immednately in ous .20-caliber (sic) cannon fir AP Special Correspondent The Soviet aim in reheating the an effort to save the legs. ings.” FAIRWAY crisis could be to aggravate what Relatives bend close for greetings to two U.S. servicemen, home after more than a year as prisoners a The ”.20 - caliber” designation 9TRKE1 The 1962 Soviet offensive of Laotian Reds, on their arrival at Andrews Air Force Base near Wa.shlngton yesterday. At left, 705 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST against West Berlin has the look ever tensions exist among the Apparently was an Incorrect ref U o o r b ^ DOWNTOWN "TURNPIKE PLAZA” Western partners, to widen rifts, Girl, 4, Killed the pretty' Japanese wife of Sgt. Orville R. Ballenger, 28, Columbus, Ohio, greets him. At right, erence to 20 - millimeter guns, Tandem Orbits of a careful probe inspired by HARTFORD (AP)—Rosalie En- Maj. Lawrence R. Bailey, 39, of Laurel, Md., talk.s with his son. Lawrence, III, his wife, and his old MANCHESTER Next to Popular blarket what the Kremlin reads as signs to come out of a patently dan which have a bore of about H of • buy gerous Berlin situation with con felt, 4, of M Berkeley Dr., was est daughter, Barbara. Lt. Gen. Russell L. Vittrup, deputy chief of staff. Army, is at left center. an inch. of weakness. (AP Photofax), WE GIVE WORLD GREEN STAMPS! Di$i^unted i Rhd propaganda creates an im cessions. killed yesterday when she darted A hotel, Havana’s largest thea just 1000 yards into the side of a moving ice ter and “several homes received « pression thatmat Premierrrem ier tuirusncnevKhrushchev The world has lived with the cream truck. Police said Michael McCalla ^ detects cracks in the Allied West Berlin crisis 17 years. In a half , numerous impacts,” it went on. 6203. U diBriiiiWiM tq ''Mir'aaviuiiager dozen sepai ItlTtlvtiirii * **'"* of Peace. anto.Bqridey IVv ran Cuba People’s Friendatafo Insti It is cautious, however. The slans brought it' to k^MrQiuk .bpll. into mc xHick’s left mrnt fender. all new dark tone wash and wear world Communist leadership ap Each time the Rusriani 'backed tute, formerly■ the ■ ~Rosita Bita He de Hor- WASHn^GTON (AP) — The nedo, a 175-room hostel now used prints at this tremendous saving! chairman of tlie House Space pears to believe a sudden nuclear off when the going tecame too war is entirely possible through hot. Inauest Scheduled Of Laos Reds mainly to house East Ehiropean -kr^e Of- O Ltl ««YOUR Committee today measured Rus- technicians. ata’s orbiting of twin cosmonauts accident or misctdculation. The first such offensive was WATERBURY (AP)—A cor ikita Sees Russia COM E EARLY The Russians have abolished Stalin’s attempt to take over West oner’s inquest was to be held to The commimique said the at against U.S. space achievements Return to U.S. tackers also shelled the Chaplin • o • and concluded there is no reason their military command in Berlin Berlin with a blockade. He backed day into the death of Joaeph Mez- for first selection of patterns and and permitted their East German off in May, 1949, defeated by a zanotte, 78. Theater, formerly the Blanquita, McCalla to panic. site of some of Castro’s flasliiest colors. ■ 6148 "I don’t think they showed a puppets to appoint a commander massive airlift. Mezzanotte died yesterday six Aiding Needy Lands WASHINGTON (AP) — Two c. JTMORRISON of their own. The U.S. State De The next try came in 1955, after hours after he was struck by a car. American Army men—smiling but television speeches. S8S CENTER ST. lot of this flight,” Rep. George "The surprising and treacherous 100% PURE BEEF HAAABURGER partment says it sees in this an the U.S.S.R. got over the shock Police said the driver of the car gaunt after 18 nfonths of brutality PAINT STORE Ml 9-971S .with a around it! P. Miller, D-Callf., said in an in attempt to disassociate the Rus of Stalin’s death. Responding to kaa being held on a coroner's war attack reveals the cowardice and CRISP GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS ter .-iew. Russia’s big accomplish sians from events revolving about a Western decision to bring West rant until the exact cause of Mez- By PRESTON GROVER ^ganization, Khrushchev said, was as prisoners of (liommunlst forces criminal and piratical spirit of its GOOD OLD-FASHIONED SHAKE ment was putting the two men in the wall cutting Berlin In half. Germany into NATP, the Kremlin zanotte’a death la determined. MOSCOW (API--Soviet Premier creation of a fuel and power pool in l^os—are back among loving orbit and bringing them close to-' Khrushchev says industrial. coop through Interconnecting power (Continued on IPage Tliree) gether, he said. That may be so, but it is diffi formed the Warsaw Pact and lines and a vast pipeline network, hands. POST A RAIL F | N € E cult to brileve It’s the whole made new threats against Berlin. eration among the Communist Tlie pair—Sgt. Orville R. Ballen •’They’re well ahead in tliat re^ It backed away amid growing un Rachel McConnell states soon will help them to sur- part of which is already complet ITS THE TALK OF THE TOWN! spect. But we can meet that in a story. The new offensive was WINDSOR. Ontario — Rachel pa.ss the West and to aid unde ed. ger, . 28. of Oalumbus, Ohio, and months in prepearation. This time rest in its own satellite empire. McConnell, director of the Hart The whole system, he said, Maj. ^--Lawrence R. Bailey, 39, of couple of years. We’ll be ahead In 1958 the Russians did it veloped nations. when Titan m la ready,” he there are indications that Klmish- ford Hospital School of Nursing In an article published today in sliould be completed by 1970. By Laurel, Md.—were c a rri^ In lit look fertho golden arches chev hopes to achieve significant again. Khrushchev issued an ul from 1924 to 1941, died Thursday. 1980 the vast production system of ters from an ambulance plane Fri Bulletins added. timatum: The West would sign "Problems of Peace -and Social gains. Trained for nursing in Ireland, ism,” Khrushchev said that of pri the area w-ill be^far beyond where day at Andrews Air Force Base Miller disclaims any special Undoubtedly Moscow noted the peace treaties with both Ger Miss McConnell did graduate work it Is now, he added. —and had a joyous reunion with (hilled from AP Wires IMfOona/dySS Imowledge of astronautics. But manys in six montlis or risk the mary Importance was the decision behind-scenes debates between at Montreal General Hospital be- of the leaders of the Communist Among the goals he listed: their families on the spot. bis committee authorizes the Washington and Qiancellor Kon consequences. He withdrew the 3.4 billion tons of fuel in 1980 The major's wife, Betty Rose money each year for the National ultimatum later and eased mat countries last June giving decisive ALGERIAN VOTE POSTPONED rad Adenauer's West German lOontinned on Page Three) authority to national party and compared with 970 million in 1960. Bailey, 34, leaned over her hus MeDonaliB KANIHES Aeronautics and Space Adminis government. There were signs of ters with his visit to the UiUted 3.5 trillion kilowatts of electric band. ALGIERS (AP) — Algeria’s government leaders to harmonize tration, wdiich runs the U.S .space West German nervousness about States '.in 1959. ) energy by 1980 compared with 407 "You look just fine,” she said. ruling Polltliwl Bureau an- PMTECTSENCtMES program. The . threats wei^e renewed In and apportion production tasks current U.S. strategic defense among their nations. billion in 1960. Also on hand to greet the major nounoed today It la unable As cluUrman, he la kept well in planning. There have been hints 1960 in advance of the Paris sum 330 million tons of steel in 1980 were his 16-year-old son. Law- to funotiou in the face of a 46 West Center S i — Manchester formed by the men in government Apparently the new group has Pre-Labor Day Special MANCHESTER of annoyance In Waaliingtoii at mit meeting, which blew up be supranational authority to appor spreading mUttary revolt oad BOYS' 'n GIRLS' SHOES who know most about the U.S.- West German criticisms of U.S. fore it could get started. Only a News Tidbits tion to each country the industrial (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Three) will postpone the Sept. 2 nation AUGUST 24 Thru SEPTEMBER 1 GYM JRUNKS and TEE SHIRT Russlan space race, and sees,no policy in dealing with' the Com few days later Kliruahchev, In from the AP Wires production to which it is best suit al election. A bureau member, need for any radical change in the munist threat. T%ere Is European Ehist Beilin, was backing sway. ed. Only the Soviet Union, Khrush Mohammed Khider, called on the U.S. space program. uneasiness over the developing chev explained, should count on people to reeist the threat of a 3.99-4.99-5.45 CHESTNUT SPLIT RAIL The prime contract for the $500- French • West German alliance (Continued on Page Two) military dictatorship. The an set stay in Concord, N.H., of "Re having a completely self-contained Building Castro’s Defense nouncement placed Algeria's 2*29 million Titan m , a combination economy. h C. D. and E Widths ’ 16 F t Section (Two Balls and One Poet) solid and liquid fueled booster, verse Freedom tUder” Mrs. Ina civilian politicsd leaden in au I. • solid s«irlet trunks with "man- Perry, Negro from Birmingham, Even the Soviet Union, he said, open ooirillct witii a junta ef Used Cars was awarded Just the other day. would benefit from apportioning C<2 4) r GASH and CHARGE or Ala., and her seven children, lasts young goerrllia officers. chester” embossed in white It is slated to go into operation First Rain in 44 Days some of the production- tasks to AN ShoM PROPERLY HttMl! CARRY DELIVERED in late 1964 or early 1965. exactly elx hours, after she thought e solid white tee shirts with there’d be more Negroes in Con other countries of the group. Red Arms for Cuba OSAKA OUtLS WIN Of Rusria’s double orbit. Miller By contrast, he said, capitalist Peeled White Cedar “manchester” embossed in red said, "It was pretty tricky, and cord '. . . American Federation STRATFORD (AP)—Omka, . • ,*IIVUAY, countries are trying to consolidate tS-M-L they did it.” But he added: Rainmaker Produces of Teachers (AFL-dO) pledges to their production areas “to weaken Japan, although limited to one Clearance go on trying for He goal of $6,999— CORRECTIVE SHOES IUI9-8J9 "They did not siMW that they the negative consequences found Not Alarming to U.S. hit, managed to gain a 4-8 vic ROUND RAIL a boys’ department, street floor had a bigger booster than before. $L4,999 a n u ^ school teacher eal- in the development of capitalist tory over Memphis, Tena,, to ]958 FORD 1958 CHEVROLET “Randy" BASKETBALL SNEAKERS .... 2.99-3.99 The vehicles were about the same ary range, the Union group reports economy.” He did* not specifically day In the women’s world soft “EoonoBuy” 8 f t Section size as their earlier ships .The Deluge in Little Rock from Detroit at 64th annual con mention the European Common ball tournameut. The Osaka 4-door sodan. Radio aod .station wagon. Radio and I WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL •;06 | (Two Italia and One Poet) orbits weren’t any higher Uian vention . . . George P. Larrick, Market but it has been the subject By LEWIS OUUCK ’8> No estimate was immediately girls, making their debut in the " heater, automatic fOgC heater, automat- 9AAIC previous ones.” commissioner of fo<^ and drugs in of unrelenting attacks by the So WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. ot available on the dollar value of tourney, eaine from behind to trammiaaiOB. 0 4 3 io tranamisaion. 9 9 3 FOR THE “There’Sfno place for compla- By GEORGE F. BARTSCH adoubtful of Berry’s self-acknow Wastilngton, says .’additional Infant viet premier. ficlals are watchihg the new the Russian assistance, thdiigh triumph. Their only hit was a Manchester Green eency,” he said, "but we haven't • LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)— ledged abilities. The bureau said deaths caa be Expected in this ’ The Communist-bloc countries Soviet arms shipments to Cuba the new deliveries tp Cuba were single by Hqmae Ntshllmr la panicked."' Homer. Berry, convinced that he it believet the rain was caused country from use' of drug thalido are banded into what is called the with interest but something less described as worth only a fraction the three-run fourth frame. She SHOE OUTLEY $ 0 A C Charge or If a crash program were nec produced the drpu^t-breaklng by a cool front sdiich began Wed mide. Council of Mutual Economic Aid, Uian alarm. of the more than $500 million was the second battw, and her’ 509 EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Delivered HOME TEAM! essary to catch up, he said, it downpour t ^ t deluged Uttle Rock nesday in South Dakota and Pan American qiokaainan says commonly known as Comicon. Chief reason for their ' attitude: worth of Red arms isent to In hit, plus an error aeeoonted for 1960 DODGE 1959 CHEVROLET would have been started, “But I Friday, tiuns Ills efforts today 'moved through Arkansas just as defecting Cuban athlete sched Among initial targets of the or- The Russian aid appears aimed donesia. the first run ia a three run ses dem’t seb 4)diat we would gain. It toward east central Arkansas. it bad through neighboring states. uled to ^ from Kingston, Jamaica at buildipg up Prime Minster Fi A State Department white pa sion. Dart, • cyl., automatie,^ 4-Door Hardtop. • c y ^ - to Miami, was told plane would be del Castro's defenses, not his per last January calculated Red I cylin- "HEAVY DUTY" 10 FT, Sections takes time to develop these Berry is'^to attend a press con- Berry said the weather bureau military aid to Ca.stro at $60 mii- KATANGA PLANS REPLY i radio, heater, M 4 0 C der, automatic, GIRLS' AUTHENTIC things. Tou can’t go in and buy feraice this afternoon at which he was correct. What the bureau hijneked abd taken to Ckiba... 3 Elderl Patients ability to strike out at his neigh- power ateering. IA 9 3 . radio, heater. 1345 % RAILS AND ONE POST this luudware off a shelf.” expects to collect $500 from Uttle didn’t know. Berry said, was that Nike Zeus antimiisUe rocket de )M>rs. Uon to $100 million, including EIJ8ABETHVILLE, Katanga. stroyed by automatic safety device U.S. officials reported Friday major wea|x>ns rangfog from The Cosigb (AP)- —A Katanga In purely scientific aspects of Rock’s Radio Station KLRA. Sta- it was he that created the low tanks to jet aircraft and machine S A A C c h a r g e er 1962 MOORE GYM space exploratkm. Miller said he thm officials signed a contract pressure area which enticed the after critfeal tblrd stage veeta off Die in|iFiiire Set by that eight Russian cargo vessels government spokesman said to-, H 4 S CARRY " v a f .Q J DELIVERED course, according to report from recently docked at Cuban ports guns. The number of bloc military day a, reply to the U.N. plan isr is convinced the United States is with Berry agreeing to pay him cold front into Arkansas. technicians then in Cuba was Congo unUtcatiou will fa« given SUITS the money (f he could produce Berry uses a fire brick-lined Point Mugu, Calif.... Paul David Burning Gas Truck with military equipment and a I960 FORD UNIVERSAL leading, and Utat European sclen- dozen more Soviet freighters are listed as 300. within 16 days, thus meeting tho 1957 CHRYSLER GARAGE one inch of rain at Uttle Rock or oil dnim to burn pieces of coke Butch Kelly, 18 years old, sea- Why is the Kremlin now send deadline set by Acting Seorriaiy- in a general rain over an area 25 soak^ in silver iodide and ace teneed to 16 yean la prison after ELECTRA, Tex. (AP)—A runa en route. An unspecified. number Fhloon Wagon, atandard Wlndeor. 4-Door Sedan. (CoaUnaed «■ Page Three) ^ of additional ^oviet ships were ing another flood of military as General U TiM t. Th« phut waa miles in radius. tone. A fan from an old car air he said he set South Gastonia, way heating-gas truck, abandoned said to )iay> brought an estimated sistance to (JubaT , handed to Preoideat Moisa tranamisaion, M 4A C Radio, beater, NOW while prices are LOW! The retired Air Force major conditioner raises temperatures N. C., school afire “to do .a favor by ita driver after bursting Into radio, heater. Iw 9 3 double power. 1 9 3 Screen Fencing APPROVED CLASS 3,000 to 5,000 Communist bloc American officials speculate the Tshombe Friday by Robert K- WMte (Dadar. MUIed H e k ^ 86% Back on Job spent FridAy night attempting to in the oil drum to as high as S,000 to the other, students.” flames, crashed into a rest home technicians. reneweil help stems from La Krem A. Gardiner, the ritiet st UJf. Half Beoad. CO LO RS provide farmers in th6 McCrory degrees, vaporising the,silver io Greece will become aaeociate Friday, setting off an inferno that The military, cargoes reportedly lin decision that the Castro re operationa la The Congo, wha 6 Ft ngh—8 F t laetton area with aome of the overflow dide a n d sending l; particles member s4 Earopean Oommoa killed three elderly patients. included communications vans, gime can be trusted to pursue flew here from Leopoitbiile. the At Missille Center from the Little Rock rain. streaming 60,000 feet into the air. Market Nov. 1 under agreement "It was just like a lighted torch radar vans, trucks, mobile gen Communist aims, that Russia can central government capital. 7th grade— The farmers have deposited $400 The particles collect moisture, made at Brusselp, Beligium... spewing a stream of firs in the now become more fully involved Thant hoa said ho Is preporei 1961 CHRYSLER 1955 CHEVROLET erator units and perhaps antiair Newport 4-Door Hardtop, *18 50"^"* HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — in the bank at McCrory and say freeM, then melt and fall to the Burma’s RevoluUQnary Council front door,” the rest home opera craft (surface to air) "missile of with Cuba and that large scale to ssk sanethms agatost secea- senior high Eighty-ox per cent ot the pre- Berry will get it if he provides earth as rain. Berry explained. appoints seven-man conunittee to tor u id of ;the butane truck that aiouht Katanga imleas Tkhemha redie, heater, doable pow- Bel Air 2-Door Sedan, the Nike type, which Moscow has assistance is needed to prop up atrUce wortc force was back at them with an inch of rain by Mon Berry, in his 50s, has -worked p r ^ ahead with '(long-delkyed slammed into the entrance. furnished to Indonesia'and Iraq. the Havana government, which aooepts the ploa wllhia tan automatic trana., la j pe *18.75’^ ” ' plans for new 466-niUe read to About 38 bedridden or mental days. mileage. SAVE radio, beater. w 9 3 woric at Redstone Arsenal Friday, day. on rainmaking gadgeta as a hob More than )ialf the technicians lias severe economic and other a MarstiaU Space Flight Oentw Berry is more optiiplsUc. He by for about 16 years. He aays his Mandalay, Rangoon.. President patients in the Hillcrest Haverr appeared to be military, special problems at home. ASK ABOUT OUR STECIAL QUANTUT spokesman said. .. said tiiey would liave their rain hobby la purely a Mn-profit Kennedy tells Midwestern Dem- rest home were r e ^ e d . One suf ists, said the officials, but they From Castro’s stand^lnf,' It REDS FiRslrra N-saoT Exit Turnpike fered slight injuries. was theorized that the Ruuian 49—Conn. DMOOUNTS o n M SECnONS OR 6MHIE "We are hoping to be in full by 8 p.m. today. undertaking and that his chemi obratic leaders via telephone that estimated the number would be UPPSALA, Swedra (AP)—A MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 4*98 operation Monday,” he added. Clouds burst over Little Rock cals use up any money he may it is “vitally knportaat" that par The three timt died perished in reasonable fm' assembling the aid is welcome as a strengthening new nuclear tost In the Novajrw LOW DOWN PAYMENTS—f^W BANK RATES FREP USB OF POLE HOiR DIGGER ' President Kennedy’s . Missile Friday afternoon, filling gutters make from his rainmhklng pro ty Increase Its 'margla fas Con flames that swept.' the modern, weapons and training the ^ b a h s of his force at home and a de ifomiya legten of the SovM a improved wash uid Sites Labor Commission has a and air conditioning the parched jects. gress this year to move' nation one-story structure and caused an how to use' them. monstration to the hemisphere of arctic waa reported today far hearing scheduled Monday on the city. Less than three hours later Berry, from North. Little Jtock, forward, according to report from estimated $100,000 damage. They also reported no'evidence the might of his Communist ally. the arisBMriogleal Institatioa tit SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 P.M. wear dispute that started a WDik sto]^ the U.S. Weather Bureau at Utue said he began his .Imninaing hob French Lick, Ind., where aome Blectra is a city of about 5,000, of Soviet or other Communist bloc U.S. officials do not regard Uppsala University. Ih e toofans- page here Aug. 14. Rock liad recorded 1.4 inches, the by udiep he was in the Air Force, 1,000 Democratic leaders met for located 28 miles northwest of combat troops, surface to surfape Castro’s problems at home as ments recorded an apparunS CHORCHES a sanforized plus - Bi|bty-two per cent of the elec first tainfell here in 44 daya staticaed a t ‘varfous ’points In the dinner. Wichita Falls in north Texas. (offensive) rockets, atomic war severe enough to topple liim now. Pdast in the atomsphere at t6a0 UNIVERSAL GARAGES, INC. tricians, 4 ^ started the strikq^ Radio station officials liegan Southwest. n t Kennedy setlee down Walter Blevins, eo-owner and heads or Communist ChineM, Nor do they seem particularly ajn.. 4;66 a m . lUT, MeasniWs -a fast eirior worried about the prospect of lii^ ■nmita ladteatsd the svplsstsn Box 1 708 Stir f S SI , NEW HAVtN CONN Sfere at work Friday, eompared gathering sampfos whldi were to After eervlc^ his McOory y for wesfaeni o t rest and M- (^lerator of the rest.home, said he technician. with about S3 per cent Thursday,, be examined ^ the State He(|lUi customera, ISerry plane to take lazatten . . “When I manage to saw the truck coming down the For theM and other reasons', strengthened defenses. took pfaMW nbaul i j m «N*a a 100% cotton the kpokesman said. OeperUnent today. The hewth bis truck-foounted rig to the say nothing,’' aayu UJ3. Secretary road. the U.S. authorities concluded ffhere is some Washington con from Unpaala. Tho atvength a t: MOTORS, Inc. I WitiMiit oMigatinn pleete mmI FREE catalogue that much ot the Soviet arms aid cern, ’ however, over the poeribU; the expissisn was toMtontod m- James Haygood, business a g ^ t department agreed to analyse tiie Oraighead. County area, where a t State Dean Rusk with a grin. “Everything hapiwned so fast • ■izesl0to24 ity that trigger-happy Castro 16 Bsen*^ It waa Jto I N A M E______' - CITY -_____ for Local 686 ot tha International rain for particles of silver nitrate, Lloyd Rebeamea, prOsldent, of "It’s an pkipoiM,’* an summary a t that the next thing I knew the will go into beefing up Castro’s , ji'tJ YOUR CHRYSLER AND DODGE DEALER and air defensei but his forces might unlearii mlasilss at . N/'V* I a 2nd floor sportswear Brotherhood of . electrical work- srhldi Beriy eaya is one means the Flrat National Bank at Jones Ms atatementa a t seven-minute trade was in the front of the exptsstoB^ 2l2SS eSSr ^ 80 OAKLAND STREET— MANCHESTER j JJDDRESS ' PH^E— ---^ j id telling his rain drom naturs’s. boro, has promised him $1,206 for press conference after talka with limited offenilvq capabtUty will ’a U.S. plans straying over Oihan m NORTH MAIN 8TREBT—P I^ N B MI f-525S (Oaattaued aa Page Three) Tbs weathsr bursau remained A copnty-wide rain. ^ Cans'i'*n officials. ^‘(Cbqtlnued om Page Two) / not y signlficMtly Improved. territory. ^ ^ kg Upfualto ^ **’ 9 T mam f A , 1 i i