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vin Hewey, Mrs. George Brooks, 13,120 era during aftoMioaii. JBIgh 7S48. Th^.LvUta ot S t James will re Ur. and Mra Merrill Adams Stoner Smith, Russell Mercer and ceive ieorporate Communion Sun will be host and hostess at the Drimia Notes Frsinnle Nylin. ' Miember of the Audit Manche$ter-"^?AXUy of Village Charm About Town day at the 8 a.m. Mass to be of Lut* Junior Museum Sunday from Characters in the 1812 skit will Bureau of Circulation fered for the living members of 2 to 5 p.m. Volimteers are need be Mr. smd Mrs. Martin Kelder- GARDEN jiSth Year (Clasalfled Advertising en Page 8) PRICE FIVE CBMT8 Toxme people o(- St. John’* Po-' the organisation. Members will ed'to assist in parking cars and ling. Others in the cast are Mrs. MANCHESTER, fCONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 U*h N*Uon»l CathoUc Church. •«- assemble in the lower church at distributing programs at the Hunt Philip Lees, Mrs. Hpward Lock- (TEN PAGES—TV SBCJ^dN) «ompaqt)«^ by adults, will take 7:41 a.m. and proceed to the main Bros, circus performeuice for the Of Methodism ward, W. Godfrey Gourley, Mrs. VOL. LXXIX, NO. 209 Y>art m a Yhuth ConvenUon of all church. A Holy Hour will be held benefit of the muuaeum on July 5. Stoner Smith, Harold Porcheron, FASHION SHOW < Polish National Catholic parlahea at 7:30 p.m. Volunteers are asked to call Ed Miss Carol Weirsma, Hal Harrison Sponsored By In Connecticut ait, Bridgeport on Sowell, 14D Garden Dr. '^m e Is Just a Little While and Jim Collins. Sunday. The grouh, will meet at Ago,” is the title of a musical '"MANCHESTER FEDEBA’nON Members of the Green Thumb Members of the rhythm dancers’ o p DEMOCRATIC WOMEN Jfap Leftists ' noon in front of the c h u ^ Group of the Manchester Y will The Salvation Army will begin drama to be presented by South choir are, Debbie Keith, Janet Nut meet at the home of their leader, its summer series of park services Church Players for the entertain ter, Sue Hubbard, Linda McKay, TO BE HELD AT ^ ^ Leaders of Girl Scout troopa aw Mrs. Donald Misnning, 61 Marlon ment of delegates to the New Sue Howard, and Pat Hood, Rockville Mill, Sunday at 7 p.m. in Center Park. reminded that' badge and ^ulp- Dr., Monday at 6:30 p.m. to take' Music will be b y ^ e CiUdel Band England Southern Conference in Other members of the produc Urging Ike Blaze 19 JEAN ROAD, MANCHESTER ment orders are at the Girl Scout a conducted touij of Blisabeth Park and male chofus. Cooper hall at South Methodist tion staff are Tom Burdick and office. Leaders are asked to pick Gardena. After the tour, officers Church tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. Martin Keiderling, lighting; Mrs. up orders immediately because the veil! be elected and refreshments The 3-act play concerning the George Nutter, costumes; Mra. ,.Chapman Court, Order of Am life of a present-day Methodist Vemer Nylin, properties; Mrs. Sunday, June 5 , 7 9 6 0 Stay • Home Girl Scout office will close June served at Mrs. Manning’s homp. In aranth, will meet at the Masonic event of rain, the tour will be can minister and his family, vrtll be Stanley Best, ati^e manner. » 3;00>M.-5:00 P.M. ! _____ -iT" 37. • Temple tonight at 7:45 for a visit presented in celebration of the celled, but the meeting wllUbe'held ing matrons ahd patrons night pro Offstage singing will be by Mra. Tokyo, June 4 (iT>—Shout at her home at 8 p.m. 176th anniversary of Methodism. Thomas Burdick and Robert Gor DonotiGn $1.50 The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, gram. Visitors will exemplify the The theme is summarized by-one don. Music will be by Fred Rogers, ing “Ike don't come,” Jgpan 8 Starts Probe pastor of North Methodist Church, degree. There will be a social hour Sunset Rebekah Lodge will character who says, “Living is piano; Jonathan Almond, flute, and leftwing elements staged a will be in charge of radio broad with refreshments served by Mrs. Lorins Studio loaned to us, so make the most of Steve Morrison, French horn. casts, sponsored by the Manches meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Wilber Little and her committee. massive demonstration before Fellows Hall. Refreshments will it. Don’t live it up. live up to it.” ter Ministerial Assn., over WINF Engaged Mrs. Calvin Hewey ot South the U.S. embassy today de Sunday at 6:35 pjn. and week be served by Mrs. Clinton Keeney The Board of Directors of Man Methodist Church' wrote the play manding'that President Ei days next week at 7:15 p.m. and committee. chester Girl Scouts, Infc., will meet Tl)e engagement . of Miss Pa and music. Mrs. LaWrence Almond, senhower’s visit be called off. Flames Hit at Camp Merrie Wood on .Tuesday tricia Lanagan to Gary Widell is wife of the pastor, arranged the More than 15,000 radical stu at 8 p.m. announced by her parents, Mr. and music for the chorus, flute and dents, workers, socialists and Com- Mrs. Ralph Lanagan, 303 Wood- French horn. Mrs. Hewey also is Haters Own munlsU snake-danced past the D w ellin gs Mrs. Joseph Gallant, 89 Olcolt bridge St. Her fiance is the son of choreographer, and Mrs. Cyril closed iron gates of the white stone Dr., left today to attend the su Mr. and Mrs. Everett Widell, 11 Akmentin designed the sets. embassy In the second straight day preme session of Daughters of the Willard Rd. Members of the cast Include Cal SATURDAY Brand of a pressure campaign against Nile in Miami, Fla., next week. Miss Lanagan attended Hart Prime Minister Nobujiuke Kishl In Vicinity ford High School. Mr. Widell at and the U.S -Japan military alli The WSCS of North Methodist tended the Howell CheneV Techni ance. . , j Church will meet Monday at 5:46 cal School and is now stationed IS HOSIERY The noisy but orderly parade, By JEWELL AVEBUX p.m. a t the church to go in a group In Hawaii with the Army. i RADIO BATTERIES f lasting nearly three hours was The State Fire Marshal* to the East Glastonbury Methodist No date has been set for the FRESH — ALL TYPES 60 gauge, 15 denier aimed mainly at Eisenjiowers office is today investigating A Church for a smorgasbord dinner wedding. dark seam nylons. scheduled visit June 19-22. It pro and entertainment program. duced more “Yankee, go home.” spectacular blaze that leveled USUAUY HCLD SATURDAY NIGHT The Women’s Beneflt Assn, will Potterton's COUPON DAY! Biegetone a n d I and “Ike, don’t come” chants and the vacant 6-story American Robert G. Olmsted. 33 Comstock sponsor a public setback and whist ISO centejr St.—Cor. Church blushtone. Sizes gl/ 2 placards than heretofore seen or Mill in downtown Rockville • DISCONTINUED ^ THE SUMMER Rd., has been pledged to Delta Phi, card party Tuesday at 8 p.m. at to 11 in short, me heard in the prolonged leftwing last night in one of the worst' national social fraternity, at Le Odd Fellows hall. Tickets may be B* tiir* to »— Holo's two Ceu* struggle against the; new U.S:- high University, Bethlehem, Pa obtained at the door., • dium a n d long Japan security treaty. • „ city fires in years. poR Spociok in onotfior port of lengths. Only The mass demonstration follow Some 250 firemen bra'ved In ed nationwide work stoppages by tense heat to save nearby mills and toniqhfs HoroM. (Ceupem mo Sohyo, the 3 H-million member houses as flames mushroomed PINE Leftist Labof Federation, which through the century old fraiM brought public transportation and building that was one of the last PHARMACY good Soturdoy only). Pr* refflinders of the textile era. postal services to a near standstill About an hour and a half after 664 CENTER STREET this morning. the first alarm firemen were pack^ COR. OF ADAMS HOSIERY BAR CTalmlng that the tieup was a tog up to go home. Main Floor, Center. great success in marshaling new TEL. MI 9-9814 pressure on Kishl to dissolve'par The roaring blaze was the worst liament and submit to new elec in a series of suspicious fires tha t tions. Sohyo leaderii announced have plagued , RockVUle firemen Prescription . Trucker Dies in Crash, Fire plans for similar work shutdowms since the Professional Building qn Cab df tractor-trailer hangs precariously off Conland park St was gutted March 22. on ’une 17-18. John and Bernard Nlckers<» Specialist overpass near Charter Oak Bridge, early t^ay. The train, bus and streetcar tie- ■ere forced to evacuate their body of truck’a driver. Wilfred Mann, about 4^ of a ty . up in Tokyo. Osaka and several was still In the cab when this photo was taken. (David Scott hbuse across E. Main St. from the Tell Your Doctor To other majoj cities affected about binding mlU as heat repeatedly set Phone Us Photo), twoNmillion passengers. But it was flre\to the roof of tiislr. house. so publicized in advance and They^anaged to get their belong We WiU Deliver at sueVsin early hour — dawn to ings dut. Water damage to the 8 a.m. A th at U produced little e f house 'W(Ui termed serious. USE IH E COblN^ BANK fusion exfcept for highway traffic Flames eat into the lower sections of the buildihg soon after upper stories .collapse Other \ nearby houses were CHARGE PLAN FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTION New Points Noted scorched, iddings melted and roofe ^ There wasNJtttle violence except as far awax •• Prospect St. were for scuffles brtween unionists and continually itened by heat and railway officials'qver control of the sparks. cabs or crews of. more than 700 State News (Sirl W. ..jrman, bead of STOP AT tilE SIGN In Red Arms Plan canceled trains. \ the Granby which owns the Both union and\ government mill, estimated loss at $100,- OF ECONOMY \ leaders claimed support of the non- 000. The “ white liU’ which was Washington. June 4 (An—United.^sure Russia followed quit on dis- demonstrating JapanesV masses in Roundup razed, and the __ nt brick States officials say privately that armament. But they noted two apparently the gerat debate"over Kislti’s policy building are 1 vfor 9USOfiOQ, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush et military alliance with A^^merica. Torrlngton, June 4 (fl’) — ’Two he said. chev's revised disarmament plan encouraging aspMts oftBC BUl- Etsusaburo Bhina, chief aeeretary yhich occu- sian plan: Naugatuck Valley men were ar The Ano-Coil Oorp. contains two new points that of Kishl’a. babiflgt. pralsedY‘*^n« rested by State Police today to pies part of the britfle L suffered might be regarded as forward 1. An apparent recognition by ac- the Russians of the need for an good sense and calm attitude.^ of connectipu with a pistol-whipping only slight •water 1 the people' for kraplng tumtoil robbery at Torrington. cot^ng to a company . to* an official statement, the International peace force, which at *. minimum. He denied unlim State X>epartment yesterday prom the West-aays ia-necrasary. They were identlfled by" The roof caved In on an taoccu- of the Bethany Troop as Norman pied section of the brick bojldlng ised to give Khrushchev’s plan 2. Seeming Soviet recognition (Conttaned on #age Five) Close study. 'At the same time It that modern weapons delivery sys ' (uis Bocchiocchio, 18, of 1 Fall nearest the “white mUl.' challenged Moscow to do likewise tems are a central problem that S k Derby, and Vincent Thomas TTiree firemen overooane with the "reaUstic western pro must be dealt with under any Vetleco Jr., 22, of 92 Cheddar St., amtrice and intenM heat posals of May 16." realistic arms control measures. Ansroia. » tresited at Rockville City . , ’This view has been advocated by Nikita to Fail and' released. They were: Pete: It seemed likely that the moder Th^, were accused of Pistol Jacpnskl, 68, of 102 Taloott'XVe.; Easy Care POP-ON ate U.S. sUtetnent was prepared France, and Khrushchev seemed whipping Theodore Ditore, 46, of to be agreeing Wtn It. Alfred Drehen, 25. of 106 Proepect SCOOTER COAT by SH IP 'n SHORE before Khrushchev's latest person To Aid Castro, 378 High\ St., and robbing him of St. (nicknamed ‘’Smokey”): and ECONOMY al outburst against President Ei; The western proposals of May $60 in c^h and a wrist watch. by l ^ N ^ N All-ootton that stays fresh without aenho^er. In which he said the 16, which the U.S. note referred SUte Police said they found the Peter Dureiko, about 60, of 25 lin fuss. Tailored for play times with P rudent was so Weak and inef to, were President. Eisenhower a Diplomats Say wrist watch'\nd money on one of den PI. Drehen and Dureiko re Durable water-repellent all weather jacket. V-dip placket, long tails. White and fectual that It was dangerous to, plan to turn over high flying re- the men. turned to flreAghttog. Sholce of black corduroy or knit trim on collar have him running the United connaissanie planes to the United cool pastels . . . a hreeze to suds. Ditore was accosted by two men (Oontinoed ea Page Three) and pockets. Striped acetate lining. Available States. ^ ^ . Nations, which would conduct Waahington, June 4 (ff)-Diplo around 4 a.m.- as he was about to OPTICAL in loden or natural. Sizes 8 to 18. $ 1 0 .9 8 Sizes 7 to 14. However, the U.S. statement aerial inspections in all countries matic offlclala today viewed So enter his home. He was forced in was Issued late yesterday, hours to prevent any war buildup. viet Premier NiklU Khruahehev s to the atuomobile and driven to a K E. CEN’TER ST.—MI 8-6978 after Khrushchev’s vituperative The statement, issued by depart proposed visit to Cuba as a bold ^ READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT lonely spot on the Torrington- NEXT TO CAVET’S *1.98 attack on Elsenhower. ment press officer Lincoln White, move to pueh Premier Fidel Cas niomaston road where he was hit Bulletins Contact Lent, Specialut Tiake elevator to second floor. GIRLS’ DEPARTMENT "It Is our hope," the American said: *• tro’s policies into other Latin over the head with the pistol and statement said, “that when the “...Tliie United Stales will be American countries. from the AP Wires PreaeripUens AoeuraMy FlUed Take elevator to second floor. robbed. (disarmament) conference, re prepared to participate in .a de Thw predicted the Russian ’The two men forced Ditore from Where the Priees Are Right i sumes its deliberations (next tailed examination of this (So leade/iijrould fail in this an week), substantial progress will be the car and ’then drove off in the viet) proposal and expects' the project. - direction of Waterbury. KOREA .FORCES ALERTED made toward general and complete USSR for its part will now be Authorities foresaw the pros disarmament under effective inter Bethany State Police said a Wa Seoul, Korea, June 4 (P) — prepared to enter into a similar pect that Khrushchev might run terbury policeman who did not The United Nations Oommaiid national control—a goal we seek. examination of the realistic west Khrushchev’s propbsal puU into a cool, even hostile reception know about the Torrington rob (UNC)' ordered all forces In priority on eliminating the means ern proposila of May I61 -from mamy Cubans who are wor bery put them on the trail of the South Korea placed on an alert “Much clarification la required ried about the extent of Commu two men. He telephoned the status today In the first of a of delivering nuclear weapons— in particular as to the Soviet nist infiltration in their country. new series of training exercises. rockets or aircraft. , , , Bethany Troop reporting the li U.S. officials said privately the views on controls. We have con Roman CathoUc prelates in Cu cense number of a car which he The UNO said the exerrisee wUI net effect of the Soviet plan could sistently sUted that we would not. ba. it wa's noted, have been speak had witnessed in erratic operation vary to type, activity and dura be to eliminate the West’s retal sign a disarmament treaty until Ing out' with Increasing vigor and passing through that city. tion “a» necessary to effect the latory power before proper con frequency about the perils of com Torrington Police sent out a de desired training” and “maintain trols have been agreed on to make (Coatinned on Page 'Two) munism in 'the past few weeks. scription of the car used by the the continued readiness of ttila Khrushchev undoubtedly will robbers and that matched the de command,” No further descr^i- seek to extend his visit into a full- scription ’given by the Waterbury tlon of the exercise or alert was fledged tour of Latin America— policeman. given. if other South and Central ^meri' Police picked up Bocchiocchio can governments invite hhrl'. at his home and he implicated Vel-. l e a d e r s f o b p e a c e Methodists Restore Moscow’s move in keeping the Washington, June 4 (D — date for the CJuban trip open was leco. They were turned over to Torrington police. President Elsenhower and Oa- regarded as M'^int he would be Mmtinn Prime Minister John G. TV viewing ^ happy to conside^other offers. Dlefenbaker today realBnned Child Director’s Pay In <3uba, Khrus^hev cam Crash Kills Youth their detenntoation to wmttona is easy today..: pected to keep u^the torrent of Waterbury, June 4 ( ^ —A Bi iv.ge- to work for peace with Jnstlo^ anti-Eisenhoweb abuse which be I port youth was killed and another They agreed that particular at youth was injured in the crash of intense heat drives firemen back as the small house in the foreground smolders. . - n . BW , «t Eduction ^ tention should he given to eud- (Continued on Page Three) i a car into a parked truck early to ' tog nuclew testing under New England Southern Conference budget In check, but said the chil day. Police said Joseph Weir, ,24;' Uve international control and to ■ of. Methodists won Its fight this dren’s directors job is “the worst of 219 Helen St., wm killed in working toward general dlsarm- moniing to restoi'i to the budget possible place to^cut.” stantly in the crash on South Main amenL This was the esasoM ' the salary of the director of chlb Susag, in presenting his report, Street. George Hoslck, 19 ,6f 169 of a Joint oommonlque Issued at said the finance group found a di News Tidbits [Hanover St., Bridgeport refused the White House on the KIM- dren’o work, Grace Rlsley of hospital treatment. , ’ Vernon. . j ' vision of opinion among conference Culled from AP Wires hower-Dlelenbaker tmlkB heM By'an overwhelming vote, dele- members, wito some Arguing that yesterday. rates to the annual session of the too much money was being spent Hanna Appeals N.Y. TOWN EVACUATED conference put about $5,7M back for professional services by the EMfference on-only one issue, not' Litchfield, June 4 {JP)—An ap / into the budget to^’support Miss Board of Education while none is made public, holds up settlement peal to the State Supreme Court .\lblon, N.Y., June 4 (1P>—A 2j Rlsley’s work. being spent for other boards. of 7-week old strike on steamship of Errors has been entered by state of emergenby, caused by ” Only a handful of delegates vot Tomorrow's session is scheduled line which runs between mainlandr counsel for ex-convict John J. Han the seepage of thousands of gal ed against restoration. Among to include the ordination of five and island of Martha's Vineyard na, who was recently convicted of lons of gasoline Into sanitation so’s home heating them were the superintendents of persons as deacons and two as and Nantucket. . . . Sen. George first degree murder in Superior and storm sewers to this Orlenns SPECIAL SALE! the conference’s three districts. elders of the church. Smather (D-Fla) says Russia is (3ourt here. County vUUge. continued to our way I The vote appeared to be setting The deacons are Richard Wayne building high-powered jet bases in Hsmna was accused of beating day. The emei-gency oonffittaa In motion a aeries of efforts to Dupee, Marstons Mills, Mass.; Cuba and that Cuban recognition New Milford supermarket Tnan- was announced by Mayor JanM You get premium quality SLIPS add to the budget sums which Jeanette Cllnchey, Wihdsorvllle; of Red China - is ' almost certain ager Francis Gavell to death and Robinson yesterday when five Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the have not been recommended by Theodore Edgar Romberg, Attle soon. . . . Boris Pasternak, dis dumping his body in the Housa- flash fires broke o u t, to homra < most completely effective fuel Nylon tricot Y>r blend material in the Commission on World boro, Mass.; Calvin Thomas 'Teas- credited to his own country, went tonlc River last November. The and gaaoltoe was detected^to and Finance, headed by M. Philip dale. East Wareham, Mass.; John to his death knowing he had been state contended the murder was the city sew’sge syriras.-lho oil Mlditive in use today. And your choce of several styles and linked to a safe robbery at the you get premium eervice. Au lengths. Beautifully lace trimmed Susag of south Methodist (Church. Stepen Wpnzel Glastonbyry. 'elected to the American Academy fltra, mostly UnaiU^ to hsuv tomatic deliveries . . . a bal The brief debate on the con- The elders are Evan Raymon(i of Arts and Letters although it supermarket. meats, caused minor lismnge, at bodice and hem. Sizes 32 to 40. - ferenee floor followed Susag’s re Johnson, Thompsonville;. and Ed had not ,yet been .publicly an Hanna was' convlctisd May 24 but as precautioMury messnres, anced payment plan and many gar Alva Rwd, Warehouse Point. and sentenced to life imprison other extras designed to make Reg. 13.98. port and admonitions from him nounced. , nearly 400 persona v p c ^ « » « ’ "(alinzano.” the closest yet to Italian raw silk. against Increasing the budget Press Secretary James Hagerty ment. homos at the request of home heating really easy. In a square necked aheath with bands of pin ' SPECIAL $2 without being willing to meet ful and 16-mah White House advance Yesterday. H. Gibson Gulon, mayor and dvO defense sIB- tucking front-and back. Colors: $ 1 ^ . 9 8 ly apportionments against mem Bolivians Prepare party leave for the Philippines to Hanna’s public deifender, filed the cU s. Blue or mint in sizes 12 to 16. Only * ^ make preparations for President appeal notice with "the clerk of Mobilheat . ’ LINGERIE DEPARTME?
■ > PAGE THREE MANCHESTER E3® I«N G HERALD, MANCHESTER. COHN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1960 'N- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 Gtospitai Notes Storm Leaves Mark - PAGB TWO John Readies Blind Pianist, visiting hours: Adult* 2 to 8 Bheinwold on p.m. Maternity 2 to 4 and 6:80 to On Barn, Firehouse 18 Named Directors 8 p.m. Children’s Ward 2 to 7. -4 Teno^ Pleasfe Usrhtnlnjf danced oh nimble lenical Council around Manchester early today, USE CUE-BID ' North dealer Patients Today: 208 leaving footprints on a Tolland Of industrial Unit Avery Crowd TO FIND FIT Bs .-West vnhMcridfi AiDMITTEJD YESTERDAY: El CourtjQrfses j Tpke. barn and the Eighth District By Alfred Sbelnwold NORTH Vatii Oty, . June 4 (fifi—Pppe4set up aecrfitartaU "to see to the liott Sparrow, South Coventry firehouse, a n d ^ lnd«crimlnetely When your partner doubles m A A K I 8 S John 30Un- today created • • 11 com- econoifile-find technical side of the Mrs. Minna Wahrllch, 66 Park St.; kicking out fuses in many homes. By io m ORVBBR qppohent for penalties you needn t ¥ K J 7 4 mlssipns to prepare for the Roman holding of the coutjcll,” Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, 119 Pearl Onftan E. Templeton, 51, of East The lightning flashed during this manager of the Mancheater office \ ehAirman pr6-t«n of the Mai^ee- Somehow it’ came as a surprise accept his decision as final. You 4 None Catholic Church's first ecumenical Pope John did not", set a target St.; Thomas Sheehan, 50 Durant 1 Hartford, was fined *102 for drlv- morning's heavy downpour which of the Southern New Ehtgland Tele to file to see the announcement date for the completion of work St.; Martin Keiderling. 19 Burk- ing white under the influence of accumulated mrfrs than an inch of t«r Cominiinlty Development Foun phone Co.; Elugene N. Kelly, in 'may be able to find a rbuch better council In nearly a century. He also dation, w»M officially elected on the pro^TS-ia that John Duffy, contract. Your partner’s double Is \ eet up a special body to keep other by the ^.commiaalpns. '.VnLloan ingham St.; Michael Bailor' South liquor or drugs. w iter in the five hours between 3 surance agent; Matthew M. Mori- blind Hartford pianist snd com ■Windsor; Donald. -Haivorsen, 61 . John Verfaille, 44, of 284 I^ake dent o f the organization laatnlKht. art >r, president of Moriarty Bros.; just a first Idea, vrhlch Cah be modi \Christiana— ^Protestants and Qrth- sources have said it may take two and 8 a.m. .... The election came at a meetinp poser, is celebrating his 40th year fied after he learns more about '^dox—'lnformed of the council’s years to prepare for the council; Phelps Rd.; Jody Dickinson, 115 St„ Bolton, was fined $15 for pass- Despite the heavy rainfall, no ■ which launched the Foundation of Nieholaa Pencheff, president of as a professional artUt. ♦ 1 6 3 2 .♦ A K Q 1 6 4 S Columbus St.; Ann Clcmentlno, ing on a hill with view obstructed. serious flooding -or tree damage Williluns Oil Service; Charles W. your hand. ■ •' which will be called the "Secontl ficially on the uncharted Manches True, when I though^ back, I North has a fine hand, but he lie council, the Pope said, has Vatican Council.” 20 Weatmin-ster Rd.; Douglas Stanley F. Opalach,' 164 Hemy was reported. Pond, vice president of the First had first heard him nearly 80 years ter Industrial development seas and Isn’t partlcularijr happy about us A 7 3 'qulbkened once more the hope The first Vatican-“Councll was lindsay. I l l Main St.; Mrs^ Elva St., was fined $6 for allowing his The llghtnlngrstruck barn, on Manchester. Office of the Hartford ago, but somehow that figure 40 the property of Alan H. Olmatead, followed the naminp of 18 direc National Bank and Truat Co.; ing It to defend against a low dia 4 A Q 6 3 that ihoee who, though claiming also the last ecumenical council Klely, East Hartford; Mi:s.' Irene dog to roam. ■ tors end a 5-member. executive came as something of a shock. mond contract. Boutfi’s double pro- 4 J 7 4 - the nwne of Christian, (and) yet held. It started in 1869 and end Karplnskl, 92 Falknor Dr.; Ernest George B. Cole 836 Hartford 669 Tolland Tpke., was saved from Atty. Donald P. 'Richter; Parker Last night, Mr. Duffy was heard serious fire damage by prompt re committee. “ „ , Soren, manager of the Mancheater fillies general strength, not merely A K J 6 5 _ are aeparated from this Apstollc ed abruptly in September 187fi Vertefeuille, WilUmantlc; Charles I Rd.. was, fined $5 for keeping an The directors ^ e Deme; Charles in another of his annual concerts NorOi East Bm A W «t See, may ilsten to the voice of the Guarco, Stafford__1 Sipringa; Marcia I itn1ir>4n*4H unlicensed Ho?. dog sponse from the Eighth District office of the Hartford Electric strength in the enemy's suit, so when Italian troops occupied 34. ,o f 448 S Burr, president of tlie C. R. at the Avery Memorial, and was 1 4 2 4 Doable Rsse Divine SheMerd and approach the Rome in the movement to unify Fire Department. Burr Co ; Robert V. Fuller, gen Ught Co.; Dr. Alfred B. SundquisC, that there should be a good trump assisted by John Ferrante, tenor, 3 4 PaM 3 V PfiiB one church m Christ.” Italy. The council proclaimed the - The bolt struck at approximate eral . manager of the Lydall Md Robert S. Tomassi, undervviiter, fit in hearts or clubs. day suspended sentence and placed ly 6:45 a.m., damaging the bam and chairman of the M,pches- who w«s heard in two groups of North can indicate hU etrength 4 4 Pass 3 * Peae The Pope ftMt announced plans Dogma of Papal Infallibility,. the riet Jorgensen, 6 Tj'ler Circle; Foulds-Colonlal Board Companies; solos. 6 9 All Pass for the council\7 months ago. He Raymond Brezzo, 231 Parker St.; on good behavior probation for one roof, splintering interior timbers, • Thomas F. Ferguson, co-publisher ter Development CpmmlMron; R. and/ his distribution toy bidding Roman Catholic belief that the year for breach of peace. and starting a fire in remainder! of Bruce Watkins, manager of Unusual Program ~ fit's suit The bid of three dla- Opeaiog lead 42 / Indicated Ibcri that the gathering Pope cannot err when speaking in Paul'Terraghi, 121 Waddell Rd. 1 , The program was rather, on the The charge of following too last year’s hay on the bam flTOr. Watkins Bros.; Johf^ P. Wiet. , thds says; "Partner, I am void would have aa one of Its targets his full authority om matters of Mrs. Margaret Wright. 57 ^Cham unusual side, comprising works no eventual iinity oX O’* world’s bers St.; William Schenetsky, 11 The fire waa quickly controled, executive ' vice pm ident of the diamonds and therefore do not faith or morals. St., William bcneneisKy, 11 I was nolled on with minimum damage. Two cowa Chamber of- Commerce; the earlier than MaoDow'ell, and being diamond in,dummy. He then re- Christian forces, \ Grove St., Rockville; Frank Gal- ■'want to let your doubles stand. tunia with a club to draw the last About 3,500 Roman Catholic the grounds that It was more of a were in pasture at the time. Rev. James 'p;'0'Connell, assistant chosen entirely of compositions by I have length and conaideratole A commission undM Domenico Inat, Coventry: Bernard Alemany American and British composers. trump. Twelve trlcka are then Cardinal Tardinf, Vatican secre prelates are eligible to attend the Civil matter, according to the Di.strict firemen were w id e , pastor of Bt. James' Church: Dr. strength In both unbid suits. Take forthcoming council. Jr., 26 Packard St.; Robert Mul- recommendation of Prosecutor Leon Wlf\d, rabbi of Temple Beth Mr. Duffy has long been an en laydown. tary of stale, has slnce\collected doon, 152 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Mar awake when the Tolland Tpke.. $15,S00 your pick.” Daily Queetloa suggestions from more Intui 2,000 'The Pope’s decree issued today John ^LoiVibardo. alarm came in. Lightning h^d Sholofn; and the Rev. Clarence E. thusiast for music of this type, South indioatea a olioice by bid garet Bonadies, 147 Autumn St.; and last night was no exception. Partner opens with one club, bishops and archbishops for sub was a moto proprlo, a papal de Until Monday, Virginia A. Prior, struck the firehouse at Main and Cape. Five spacious rooms, ■Wifialow, pastor of the Church of At State Sunday ding three hearts, whereupon Ralph Quigley. 80 Foley St.; Mrs 39 Haynes St., charged with fail j I was glad to hear the Mac- and the next player bide one dia jects to he discussed. \ cree "by one’s (the Pope’s) own Hilliard Sts. twice by that time, full shed dormer. Breezy I i.ne Nazarene. North makes a mild slam try by Impulse.” Although Issued to Margaret Reynolds, . Hartford; ure to grant the right of way.. Named to the executive commit Lauren Bacall and Kenneth More, star in “ Flame Over In d ^ ’’ Dowell “ Sea Pieces" once again, mond. You hold: Spades 7 8 ; In a decree today Pope 'Jphn Mrs. Ann- Robinson, 21 French on each occasion blovfing out the- pUtying Sunddy through Tuesday at the State Theater. The bidding four clubs. South would Hearts A Q 6 3; Diamonds J 7 4; day; it will be dated tomorrow Until next Saturday. Paul J. way, 1-car garage. Handy toj tee were Deme, Atty. Rlchttr, with which Mr, Duffy opened the •aid: . Rd.; Josep'h Hamlll, 186 Chestnut 139 Nelson St., for main fuses snd putting Ute fire c616rtui Twentieth Century-Fox Cinemascope release waa fllmM stay at the level of four if he had (Jlubs K J 6 6. What do you say? "Now it seems clear with what wlien the Pope will formally an schools, bus, shopping. Pond, Hobron and Pencheff. program. True enough, MacDowell a poorish hand, but is glad to St. sentencing on a charge of carrying whistle into action. / TTui meeting was held, at the in India and affords a bi%utiful panorama of the country m ad may not be the greatest composer Answer: Bid one heart. A free subjects, taken from the material nounce it during Pentecost serv Granville Lingard, asalstM t, dition to the action adventure set in its backdrop.______raise to five clubs since he knows gathered together in such abun ices in St. Peter’s Basilica. .BIRTHS 'YBSTBaiDAY; A » o n ^ dangerous weapon in a vehicle; Hartford Electric Uj:ht Co. build that ever was. but since all his bid at the level of one doesn’t to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbprt Stein, El- jgn H. Morhardt, 18. df 33 alarm aufwrintendent, repaired pis ■ PH1LMICK AGENCY that his band must furnish a fine guarantee's five-card suit. You dance, the forthcoming ecumenical ing on Hartford Rd. LeRoy Jones pupils have died off, he suffers ivt for the North hand. a t.ienhone lineman works on malse of wires this morning St Uie foot of CotUge St. Remains of lington; a daughter to Mr. and Hollister St., for sentencing on fuse box and whistle each ttae, and Bernard F. Galle of the Con from undue neglect. I have no are not interested In doubling dia council ought to busy Itself for the building still smoulder nearby. Work went on through the filglit to restors power knocked ut ^ was not surprised w hen the wroetle North then waetes no time, in good of the church and the salva Mrs. Joseph Keilbach. Glaston- charges of breach of peace and Ml 9-8464 necticut Development Commission doubt that some in the audinsce monds when you have four-card by the blaze. (Herald Photo by Satemis). • / a _____.' bury: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- carrying a dangerous weapon.' .sounded again; this time, how'ver, getting to slam In hearts. The op tion of souls.” spoke to the group. were hearing these pieces for the ponents have li'high-card points, support for partner’s suit. ward Mcloche, Bolton Centar Rd., Several cases were yet to be for the bam fire. New Points Noted (Copyright I960, He named 10 commlaelona and first time. leaving only 20' points for North State N ews Bolton; a daughter to Mr. and | heard at press time, HELCO Crews Busy They were played in a some General Fes^rea Ckirp.) outlined their scope, plus a cen Emergency crewa of the and So^Hth, but this is ample for tral commission tb coordinate the Mill Visitors Mrs. Eldward Moriarty, 15 Lan what subdued manner throughout the slam. Blaze Levels Rockville M^l, caster Rd. ford Electric Llgrt Co, w « although the "A.D. 1620” was ac work. J [South Windsor on the run during the etpi Declarer ruffs the first diamond In addition the 76-year-old head Roundup BURTH TODAY; A son to Mr. corded a rather massive concep swering calls from many resident* In Red Arms Plan in dummy, cashes the king and Of the Roman Oatholio CSiurch Sniffed Smoke and Mrs. Theodore Naroff, 7^1- tion. The remainder of Mr. Duffy’s jack of hearts, and gets to his MANSHBLD Fira Marshal Starts Probe cottville Rd., Vernon. who reported blown^uses, door selections ran from fiiuslc by John announced; bells and the like./TTiere was ho hand with fi ciifi> to ruff another “ ...A secretarian has been (Conttaoed from Page One) Wapping Fair OPEN HOUSE underground exploaiona as part of Alden Carpenter to compositions e 3 Z H / DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ■serious damage. (CoattBiHd from Page Oae) eetabllshed to deal with questions Early in Day thlSf* program, in spite of talk by Eugene Gooseni, representing Ends Tuesday! prevention program.” (Continued from Page One) cupied by the Albl Mfg. Co. and Francis Conti, Wapping; Donald Although tide of storm the details of • control had been about such tests by Soviet scieii- modemfsts who were polytonal touching modem means of com American Dye, the / Red Men’s Haivorsen, 61 Phelps Rd.; Charles water waa h*hvy, there were only SUNDAY 2-5 municating ideas (press, radio, tel- Connecticut’s highway fatalities Group Elects agreed upon and were incorporat tlsts. ’ . . rather than atonal in style. have dwindled since 1955, when Fire Chief John p. Ashe said Club, Geasay’s Sports Center, and Local real estate men report Woodbury, 38 Server St.; Kenneth scattered Instances of damage. U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Mr. Ferrante sang very well, In BURNSIDI ovision, cinema, etc.). half ,a dozen houses on E. Main St. smelling smoke in the American Griffin, French Rd., Boltob; Mrs. The Hartford Gas Co. was called ed as part of the treaty.” "Then as a- token of our affec Gov. Abralvam RIbicoff inaugurat this was "definitely the hottest White also mentioned the ap Thompson will leave Moscow June the two groups he offered; Like The fire was reported simultahe- Mill about 2 p.m. yesterday, four Matilda Gilnack, ' Glastonbury; to repair a washout on W. Middle tion and goodwill toward those ed a tougb program of license fire” he had ever fought. It was New Officers parent Sovdet turnabout at the 14 for perhaps a 10-day stay in wise a Hartford product, I had not Police Arrests "real rough” trying^ to get near ously just before 6 p.m. by phone hours before flames raked the 6- Joseph Caperino, South Windsor; Tpke.^ opposite Tower R6. where Washington in connection with who bear the name 'of Christians sus(>enslons for convicted speed Geneva nuclear test ban talks. He heard him since his now-famous Ends Tuesday! ers. First offenders lose their li enough to wet down adjacent rails to the police station and Chief story mill. Burton Monette, 109 (.4 Orchard water had washed away earth epd Khrushchev’s repeated attacks on performance with the Hartford but are separated from this Apos Ashe, just as Fire Lt. Richard Atty. Bernard J.. Ackerman, aaid St.. Rockville: Mrs. Phyllis Girard, Wapping Fair Assn, at the an- tXnporary paving at a constriic- said: Eisenhower and American policy. Clark Jr., 21, of 96 tolic See, to enable them to follow censes for 30 days, second offend buildings; he said. Some 300 feet Bundy also spotted smoke . and “Yesterday's statement by the Symphony hi Orff's “ Carmiha of hose connected to a hydrant, he and Louis P. Fitzgerald were Talcottvllle Rd.. Rockville; Har- nuaf meeting last night to SlarV lion site. The gas company had TTie request for his return pre D r, waa arrested at the work of the council and to find ers 60 days and third offenders rang a box alarm on Brooklyn St. shown through the 100-year-old Soviet delegate did not appear to Burana.” . iDOaOTHyMAlOHi indefinitely. across from the mill caught fire vey McGuire, Glastonbury; New- pi^eparatlon for this year’s H?-’*' installed a lateral main there last ceded Khrushchev’s news confer Slnga Duffy Works today on Center St. more easily the path by which Within five mirnitea the building building yesterday by Louis Lavitt. ton Emerson, 9 Village St.; Ed-lvesl time fair Sept. 10 at IVap- reflect a full knowledge of previ The ConnecUcut Safety Com and burst. Firemen nearest the waa a mass of flames. *Oil-soaked weekend. ence yesterday in which he lashed ^ r. Ferrante’s first group was for/operating a motorcycle with they may arrive at that unity for agent for Carl W, Lemmerman and ward Denoncourt, Andover; Mrs. ping Center elected officers, dl- ous statements of Soviet scientiaU which 'Jesus Christ prayed so mission said the state will also re- blato *’ere protected somewhat Police received a report bf a out anew at Eisenhower, Vice likewise chosen from ' composers improper and defective equip ksUTf' floors from years of use as a tex CJranby Corp., owners. Mabel Gray. Kelly Rd., Vernon: rectors and executive committee broken storm drain cover at Cen regarding Soviet contributions to President Richard M. Nixon and m ardeqtly to his heavenly father,’ c e 1 V e outstanding achievement from the heat by water showered tile mill sent clouds of dark smoke The three men though^ they a coordinated research program. who were British or American, and ment. He is scheduled to appear 2:4M:3S>]8 14:U>8:S# awards for public traffic safety on' them by men farther back. In Mrs. Mamie Curran. 60 Durant members. ‘ ter and Newman Sts. Storm water top State Department officials. Court June 11. ■ we as eatablshing a special advis into the sky. smelled smoke, Ackerman aaid. St.; Mrs. Doris Chamberlain, He- Wapping Postmaster Robert ‘.‘We hope that the clarification The White House branded as of the last 75 years or so. His sec education, school traffic safety one case the firemen holding the An estimated 5.000 spectators had lifted tbe cover and cast It- ond group was devoted to composi ory board or secretariat presided but after checking decided it was bron; Edmond LaHouse, 112 Sum- Burrill was reelected president of we are peeking will put back on “ absolutely untrue” an assertion ever by a cardinal whom we shall ecjucation, and ■ organization for protecting line were in turn wa gathered on Mi.ddle Rd.. St. Ber probably a grass fire ’somewhere in aside, according to the unidenti the track negotiations toward tions by Mr. Duffy, who accom traffic safety improvement. tered by a garden hose. mer St.; John Cochran, 33 Marion the Grange-sponsored association fied person who reported it. State by Khrushchev that Eisenhower choose ai)d organized in the ^ m e nard's Terrace, Brooklyn St. and the vicinity. Dr.; Ann Marie Sheehan. Quaker h o handle management of the an- agreement on arrangement! for told him the United States fears a panied the singer as well as play Nineteen communities also quali Firemen reported having to throw Fox Hill to watch the blaze. Highway Department crew* re ing solos. , EAST MRTFORII manner as the commissions." Lemmerman aaid the building Rd.: Mrs. Alice Richl. 637 W. Mid- nual event t^lch last year attract- the coordinated research pro united Germany. The PopeSald the commissions fied for special awards. They are: off their raincoats ag th# Intense Chief Ashe said he would have was for sale and waa being offered placed the cover. All of the Duffy xompo8itlonf( dle Tpke.; Susan Rooney, 72 Lock- e j more than 3000 people. Includ- Mrs. Anne Wheaton, associate will be made up of cardinals, bish Waterbury, Norwalk, East heat penetrated them. been lost without Mutual Aid that to Fitzgerald and Ackerman who . Two Fires 100 DCLMONT ST. were most enjoyable, and were wood St.: Mrs. Ruth Brown, 60 e’, Rockville. Ends Tonite i naries; ' the Eastern Churches: was the widow of Angelo Angelonl. suspicious fires here in the past of the Bloodmobile. Harry Welles, directors for one gel Singh of Bombay told 250 the Mount is appealing to the people Plus "Bock to H * W d i' turning from a social in Meriden Calljjig hours will be tonight They were Arthur Murphy, New York, June 4 (J")—Nikita Collaborated OOBIH U AY missions; the lay aposlalale, "For when the accident occurred. . She was born in Bettolle Siena, few months. year. , . ' Methodists at South Methodist of India, he added. ” If the Chris ••FLKA8E DON’T EAT from 7 to 9 and tomorrow from 2 Lawrence Converse Jr..*Mrs. Nancy Khrushchev’s American ahareeare tian ministry cannot translate all questions having reference to Medical Examiner Eric M, Sim province of Toscano, Italy, and liv A veteran firefighter said he The executive committee was Church last night. THE DAISIES” Catholic action in the religious ed in Hartford 45 years before to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Akin, Mrs. Alfie Johansson. Mrs. divided into three ^oups, each rising on the stock market. "We have too much relied on. Christ’s words and teachings into An Austrian priest named Jo Plni — John Saxon mons said death was caused by a felt sure last night’s fire waa But, as one might expect, the '' seph Mohr, in the village of • CBV TOrOH’ find social fields.” fractured skull, broken neck and moving to Manchester a year ago. Helen Hand, Trueman F. Cowles, with specific assignments. In human agencies to bring us peace,” action, we will fail in India, in set, most likely in the elevator .Mr.s. Mary Mullaney and Mrs. Russian premier is being bearish Japan, and in Africa,” Bishop Ol^rndorf, wrote “ Silent Night, — Sssdair__ (day -— VaUcan officiat* satd they did lacerations of the entire body. Her ' other survivors include a Group I includes Colliiis, Mrs. Bar the bishop told delegates to the “FLAME OVEE INDIA" shaft. about it. Singh declared. Holy Night” on CSiristmas Eve not know when the names of the Police identified the driver as son. Det. Albert Angelonl of the Funeralt CTiief John ,F. Ashe wondered Mary Siptmons. ter and Wetherell, who will be re- New England Southern Conference •‘DOG OF FLANDFE8” Hartford Police Dept.; another Also on hand were three women 'spoqsible for junior exhibits, clean He apparently refuses to cash referring to the summit meeting of As illiteracy is combatted, peo in lS l8. Fi-anz Gruber, assistant SMORGASBORD commission members will be an- Savino Ungaro. 50, Southington. how anyone "would have the au ple are learning to read the Bible organist of hie church, composed n o u n c^ Mrs. Cooper leaves six daugh> daughter. Mrs. Mar.v Gorl of North who attended the first visit, in up. tables, grab bag, advertising, his dividend checks! won’t take four great powers. Its collapse, he BEST AHEAD Df THE PEST EVERY SUND.AY NOON to 7 P.M. Miami, Fla., a brothpr, Giuseppe Mrs. Shirley F. Boyle dacity to .set a fire in a building cluding Mrs. Helen Flydel, RN, of baked goods, the public supper and advantage of a corporate merger said, has created ’’more fear in the in India, he said, citing the need the husic. The «jp e said he himself will iters, including Mrs. Alex ' D^- The funeral of Mrs. Shirley F. like that ’ but would say only that for more education. preside oVer the central com -■ Pa-slino. with whom she lived, and Lisi. and a sister. Argentina Lisl. the Connecticut Blood Center: Mrs. livestock exhibits. Welles, Mrs. deal and apparently is not in the hearts of men all over the world.” ALL YOU ' $1 OC Boyle of 135 Summit St. was held "arson is not being ruled out.” F. E. Watts, 63 Arvine Pl.t and The speaker recommended as mitoion, "ri■ither in person o r ' two sons. both of Italy; six grandchildren; Spencer and Livermore in Group mood for a little profit taking. In a plea for more missionaries, and a great-grandchild. yesterday at 1:30 p.m. at Holmes State Fire Inspector James Miss Anna Sampson o f Highland BUhop Singh declared that Chris "wise” sending young pastors to . C A N EAT...... O N L Y l e i b ^ through a citrdinal specially ap II will be responsible for the re The financial report came yes ESCAPEES SENTENCED Funeral services will be held Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with Duane and Trooper William EI- Park. freshment stand, fruit, vegetable terday from the secretary of tians fail to reaUze they have a the mission field to see hunger and 82 VARIETIES OF DELICIOUS FOOD! pointed.” the Rev. Percy M. Spurrier bf lert were called back to Rockville poor living conditions first hand. BOTTLE OF BEER 30c: RYE HI-BALL, . Hartford, June 4 (jPi—John B. Monda.v at 8:15 a.m. at the D’Eso- Mrs. Flydel was the nurse In poultry and pet exhibits, popcorn A.S.R. Products Corp., maker of duty to Christ and a loyalty to His Members of the central com- South Methodist Church officiat GRANT ROADMANCHESTER Bishop Singh told his audience, ^ By Popular Demand Wee tern Music Is Back At Tbe Oak Oiill! MANHA'iTAN or MARTINI 85c Daniels, 38. New Haven, and Carl po'Funeral Chapel, 235 Wethers today, Ashe said. They have been charge, Mrs. Watts' was the cap canned goods, auction, children’s safety razors and bladea way of life. “ We need to preach fniasion will be th'e presidents of ing. Burial was in Eas.t Cemetery. investigating suspicious fires in tain of the day, and Miss Sampson Christ and Christ alone,” he said. Your President has won the iMlke Stanko Presents The ik.AP F. Rauch, 38 Florence Mass, in field Ave., Hartford, followed by a contests, purchasing, publicity, and Richard W. jDammann related BVi-room ranch. 3 bedrooms, birch paneled each of the commisaions,. some mates at the State Prison, have Bearers were . Ernest Sherman the Professional Building, Union was chairman of the liurses aides. Three Point# hearts, minds and Souls of the peo 'COUNTRY BOYS' other cardinals, and several bis solemn requiem Mass at the commercial space. Park, Mrs. that the di-vidend checks, totaling ple of India. Your President has NEW BOULEVARD DINER been sentenced to an additional Church of St. Patrick and St. An Jr., Martin W. Mooney, Richard Congregational Church, and Dia (jne hundred and twelve pints of Smith and Williams lead Group $6.25,' have, neither been cashed living room with bookcases, birch kitchfn, > Bishop Singh who was educated FEATURING: hops from different parts of the J. Trueman, Donald R. Strickland, in India and in this country with had a great Impact oh-the people AIR-OONDinONr,p one to two years for their brief thony at 9. Burial will be in Cedar mond's Restaurant, amdng others. blood were collected during the III whioh will handle the fun booth, nor returned from Moscow. brick front, wooded property, city water • AL DICKERMAN, Lead Guitar 478 Oonnecttcut Boulevard, East Hartford—BU 9-0891 evorld. ' escape from the Enfield- Prison William B. Sherman, and Patrick ■visit yesterday at Manchester Me program, contests, flowers, needle- assistance from a Sunday School of India.” Besides coordinating theXwork Hlli. Cemetery. “We haven’t heard a word,” h« and sewer. Financing arranged. FHA or Praising the “ spiritual aoul e JO LA VALLE, Fiddle Farm in April. They were seno Friends, may call at the chapel J. Mooney Jr. morial Hospital. The next vi.sit will craft, hobbles, junior parade, park class in Mishlwaka; Indiana, listed •r the different preparatory com said, conventional mortgaiges available. Choice three areas In which Christian force” of Mahatma Ghandi ind e AL WOOD, Steel tenced in Superior Court. Both are today and tomorrow from 2 to 5 be' Wednesday, June 29,- at the ing and latrine detail, set-up, fenc Nehru, the bishop said people In missions. Pope John said, the e'ep- currently serving terms for break and 7 to 9 p.m. James IMward McDermott hospital, from 10:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. ing and road blocks. of interior decorations. churches can help bring about e GEORGE LATHROP, Bass tral body will "propose the nil^s About Town world peace: this country no longer ask him "Is ing and entering—three to five The funeril of James Eklward Ribbons and other prizes’ in the Dancing 'ITiurs., Fri., and Sat. for the orderly prodediire of the years in Daniels’ case and one to 1. By alleviating spiritual hunger. India going Communist?” as they Mim Lena Bitch McDermott of 66 William St. was The executive board and mem SNET PACT PARLEY various exhibit classes and con • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY • 2, By providing education. « did earlier. future council.” ’ fhur in Rauch’s. Rockville — 'Miss Lena Ruch, held this morning at 8:30 a.m. at teats are being ootained. Cats, it FLOOR SHOW TONIGHT! The Pontiff also said he would the Holmes Funeral Home,' 400 bers of the Ladies of the Assump 8. By alleviating the hunger and ’The speaker concluded with v i & o,OAK GRILL NO COVER e NO MINIMUM 64, of 50'Florence Ave., died late tion will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. New Haven, June 4 (PI—Manage seems,,are somewhat Of a problem. B and C -economic needs In the underprivi evangelistic plea, “Will you rive \ESCAPEiE CAUGHT last night at Rockville CSty Hos Main St., followed by a funeral ment and union spokesmen in the So many different varieties were, DIRECTIONS: Take Wli^ennera St. off Broad oppoalts Waddell -Che^ire, Jube 4 (j(P)--Grant D. Mass at 9 at SI. Bridget’s Church. at the John F. Tierrtey Funeral Southern New England Telephone leged countries of the world. sbmeone to preach the goa^l of pital, after a long illness. Home, 219 W. Center St., for re entered that the management tREE REMOVAL SchaffeX. 19. an inmate of the The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey vf»f Co. labor dispute will meet tomor School, to Grant Road.- Only one third of the world’s peace, someone to teach others. She was born June' 2, 1896 in citation of the rosary for deceased nearly ran out of ribbons. someone to learn abput others?” Personal Notices Cheshire Reformatory, waa cap celebrant. row afternoon to resume contract The next meeting will be held at PLANTING ENJOY DINNER tured about a mile and a half from, Ellington, daughter of Wilhelmina Bearers were Albert Kaiser, member Mrs. ^elen S. Tevlin. " tq)k8. A 6-hour Mssion ended yes- , Defines For®Force Ruch and the late Jacob Ruch. the Wapping Community House | lU' response,, to ouestions after the institution yesterday a few Stuart French. Wallace Hall, Leon terd'^, and neither side would com BUILDING LOTS and TWO HHXION She lived in this area all her life. Manchester Auxiliary Police will Jufie 17. JOHN PONtiCELLI and SONS hU address,.-Bishop Singh declamd STAY FOR In Memoriam hours after he had slipped away ard Bayek, Frank Delaney, and ment on what progress had been LANT) CLEARED • She was a member of the Apos meet Monday night at 7 o’clock Catholic Masses “spirltualr soul force” will come to la loTln* -memory of Carl R. John- from a work party. The youth hhs James Copeland. made. Since April 30, the workers, PRESCRIPTIONS tolic CSiristian (Jhurch, Ellington at police headqqarters for a train Masses, at St. F'rancis of Assisi •UILDER our reficue. He defined this force, eon who passed away June 4. 135S, been serving an indeterminate Burial was in Calvary (Cemetery, members of the Connecticut Union Church will be said at 7, 8, 9, 9:10, R*osonobl* Prie*s Safely Compounded term since last Sept. 9 for taking Besides her mother she leaves a ing program. of Tflephone Workers, have been a» Exemplified by Ghandi and Neh- DANCING and ■s 1# flowers w e lay up
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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, CONN. SATURDAY. JUNE «, IWO P in t Church of g r is t Sdartlsl PAG E FOUR Masonic Temple oov«r-up for tho opsratkm of pho- More Infornud Contacts , 11 a.m., Sunday servlos, Sunday |Ranrl?^Bt^r ^ to^rsphlng mHlUry Urgots InsW* Connecticut school, nursery. __ Russia. Evwrybofly kRew what- a 8 p.m.. Wednesday mssUi*. ^ Reading room at 749 Main St., paaeeful organisation It was, en Yankee Dialogue Narrow Bridge Tuesdaj^, Friday. Saturday, 11 a.m. tirely divorced from the xnUltary to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 e r v i c e s l i r e c t o r y ^ I N C . side of American life and effort. In St; Janies* R. C, Church u s i N E S S S ^ By A. H. O. Oeisoordl* Hv. Lutberaa Obureh ' > * ^ ^ 1 8 BlM«ll Street *’ “ (iod The Only ^ u t o this phase of the operaUon we Where Clergyihen Meet Winter and Garden Sts. Bev, John B. Hnnnon. were, at least, consistent, as pro Be^ James T. CCoimell Creator” will be the subject of the r i^ a u s o N A decads^ong series of events Bev. Paul C. Kaiser, Fwter R«»C Joseph H. MeCaBn fessionally unuscruRUlous as all of such a nature as to Influence Lesson-Sermon. - . .... ■Vaind^OtS^^ 1. IWl < >Afee Brown of Uni
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72 Lota Sal* 78 Suburban for Sal* 73 MANCHESTER EVjiKlNG gERALD, MAKCHBSSTER, CONN« SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 Houses for Sale House* for Sale House* for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 NIbW AND only. 82.800, 8 ' toons /■ l)ou**s f*r Sal* 72 TWO CHOICE lot* in AA s«M , one 6S House* tor Rent 65 MANCHESTER—Six room Cape, In ranch, apaclous modern Wt«*an, PA 1 PI 2-6422 alter 4 p m; tics, cellars, and storage rooms ly located. Private telephone on HOUSE FOR rent as office for buv. COLUMBIA l a k e — Desirable Bank ft Tnis( Company. N Main cleaned. Also yards cleaned. Rea ALX< KINDS of .sterilized used fur FIVE ROOM RANCH—Full base tional value before you 95 GLENWOOD ST.—jSt. JamAs' buUding lot « i main highway, ac SELLING YOUR floor, MI 3-5331. pr^essional or business use. PJeu- $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI NYLES DRIVE—7 room split, ga CUSTOM DESIGNED 6 room Ft Offire. Application made for OLDSMOBILE "1957 S 88 Holiday, Bonable. Ml 8-2605. ,. niture for every room, most of It ty r - ...... - - ranch, 15X24 paneled living room Parish. 6 room ranch', full baae- cess to lake, 20 miles from Hart ‘ PROPERTY? reflnlshed. Also appliances spark bath, hot water oil heat 9-8464. rage, recreation room, IH l>eths, meht. Can be used as 4-bedroom ford. M. E. Wells, Broker, Route paLTnent two door, excellent condition, NICE ROOM for elderly woman In fihoppincr center on Hartford R2% mortgage may be assumed, rage on an attractive shaded lot. Tower Rd. (opposite Parkade). ty. 470 Main St.. MI 8-5129. red and white Interior, 8 cylinder, FuUy covered by Insurance. Call FURNISHED 8 room heated apart* 9- 0320^______' - shades made to measure. All Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. Toolmakers Call between 4-5. MI 8-M65. ment. Private entrances. Parking. six large rooms ^ d sun parlor, BOLTON—Custom 6 room ranch, Must sell. Owner MI 9-8590. Also 6*4 room split level, finished Tower Rd, to Brent Rd. 1st left standard transmission, radio and COVENTRY LAKE—5 rooms and off Brent Rd. to Woodhlll Rd. and AatomobileTfor Sate 41 metal Venetian blinds at a new Adults. Apply 299 Autumn before two-car garage. i excellent condi artistic stonework, huge porch, rec room or TV room. School bus WANTED—% to one acre of land heater. Immaculate, $1,999. Call low price; Keys made ^ l l e you EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, Engine laths operators COLE'S DISCOUNT KENMORE STOVE, gas heat, gas bath winterized furnished cottage. tion. Owner. MI, 8-7444. ONE HUNDRED years old. Six stops at doo*. Plione .Tohn H. Lan- Model Home. Suburban for Sale for building residence. Must b* Al Sherman, MI 3-2107. Center 7:80 p.m. breezeway, two-car garage,-, land wait. Marlow's. / decorating, ceilings, floors, paper STATION . cooking. Excellent condition. Call PI 2-8287. scaped. seasonablv priced. Carlton rooms on 5.2 acres In Bolton. pen Inc., MI 9-5261, MI 8-5219; MI high and dry, not too isolatsd lo OLDER CARS, mechanics spe Motors, 461 Main Street. Sheet metal men Westlnghouse refrigerator, Holly Ranch, Priced for Immediate sale. Jack cials flxlt y *rself cars, a lw a y s______hanging. Clean workmanship. Free NEW FIVE room rent. second W, Hutchins, 5U 9-5132. 9-7445. cality. In the vicinity of B^ton, WEAVING of Bums moth holes estimates. No Job too small. John 436 CENTER ST. wood bed. MI 9-0833. floor, heat, hot water and garage, CX5LUMBIA i '"n^ar'^ ulke^ sTreel^‘^ ^ 1 . Must l^ppen Agency, 8 Bissell Streep ------JARVIS REALTY CO. BOLTON LAKE—VERNON Coventry, or Manchester. Write a good selecUon. Look behind jgjg CHEVROLET station wagon, Inspectors cottages svailable for $35 to $“5 j and tom clothing, hosiery rune, Verfoille, MI 3-2521. $110 per month. MI 8-6205. sell. $1,500 to assume mortgage. MANC!HESTER — Delightful Ck)lo- MI 9-4506, Evenings MI 4-0149, MI g LAS’TONBURY—Centrally locat- Box B, Herald. ______office, pouglas Motors. 833 Main. | ^ jodr. Reasonable, Can bs seen hr-dbags repaired, ripper re PICNIC TABLES, attached seats, weekly. Waterfront location. i Call Owner, MI 8-0291. Evenings MI 3-4112 MI 9-12001 Aluminum and hellarc welders nlal, built by Rossetto, 8 rooms. Hi 4-1894, I ed 8 room Colonial In excellent ------^ , , Attractive 1086 well buUt home •— ------. .—^ 1 after 6. 14 Alpine St. placement. umbrellas repaired, full size '30'' wide top, 6 foot, USED ELECTRIC atove, reason- HEATED FIVE room gpartment, docks, safe for children. MI 3-2693,1 6-9. • - ■ baths, formal dining room, extra condition. Huge cabinet kitchen, MANCHESTER —Wanted N E ^ A CAR and had your credit men's shirt Mlars reversed and able. MI 3-1753. third floor, centrally located, near MI 9-4929, \ I MANCHESTER—Delightful 8 bbd- 44x32. rooms, two bedrooms, more room home up to. IU.000. 1953 PONTIAC convertible, black Courses and Oasses 27 Bridgeport operators $19.95; 8 foot $22,95: 10 foot large living room, nice vard with ROCKLEDOE—8t4 room ranch, bullt-ln oven and range, two tile turned down? Short on down pajr- replaced. Marlow'g Little Mend $25.95: -eiurdy braced construction bus line, jill 9-7269 after 4 p.m. aluminum atorms. awnings, bullt- room ranch with full basement, all space heater. Tree shaded lot Laivrence F. Flano. 5 0 8-2766. mentT Had a repoesesalonT Dent good condition. Pay off balance of Gia n t s n e c k h e ig h t s , next to Ma n c h e s t e r — off East <>^er fireplace. Selling for $17,200. R. baths four attractive bedrooms, ing Shop. ELECTRONICS offers well-paying Horizontal boring mill operators of 2x10 Western Fir, Zinc plated KITCHEN SET'$10, tvrin metal Inz .many extra*. Call owner, city utilities, large lot, many extras. I aversge 110x100. Aluminum stornas, riv® up! 8«e Hone*t PouglM^ gftt $295, It's yours. Ml 9-1043. Rocky Neck four room modern 1 St. 6 room home, excellent condl- F. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245 or plcturosnue lot with many trees $3,600 cash needed to assume exist- ecreens. Beach privileges few hun- positions to technicians and serv bolts. Delivered and assembled. beds with springs $20, chests of THREE ROOM§ and bath, kilchen tion. Large spacious rooms. bn 9-06Sr______■ lowdown on the lowest down ALL MAKES of TV, radio , and drawers and dressetn $10-$1S, oak cabinets, redecori.ted. heated, hot cottage. Knotty pine all electric' Johanna Evans, Ml 9-5653. and flowers. Ideal for large fam ing mortgage. Full price $17,000.' [dred feet. Selling because of Illness. icemen. "Leam-by-doing" —train Bullard operators W. Zlnker MI 9-.5444. Screened porch. 2-car garage. lly. Value nertonlfled. Call anv and anwllest payments aniiwher*. __ . home electronic equipment ex commoide $8.50 tea wagon $15. water. Inquire"'24_5 N. Main St., kitchen, patio ft hot water, sleeps BOLTON—Extjqlleht buy. 6*4 room PACKAGC STORi Not a small loan or finance com-11981 CHEVROLET truck, one too, now at Connecticut's Oldest Elec Experienced In experimental six, $85 per week. Mrs. Carter, $15,900 Phllbrick Agency, MI VERNON—Spotless 8 room ranch time. Th» Lehan Agenev, MI MANOTES’r a R - ^ ^ ^ pertly repaired with a 90-day CLOTHESLINE poles installed and maple chest, $10, rocker $4. drop Manchester, 9 a.tn.-6:30 p.m. Call ranch $15,700. Tt^o-car garage In with heated rtc room ., Right Mf *SatC^’lS2tem! psny plan, Dougltu Motors, *88 j stake body. Ml 9-0839. guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the tronics School. Day and evening PI 2-8142. ______9-8464. 8-2181 MI 4-1148. JA 8-0189. room C&p6 with flrcplEC®, ti6w is ii FOR S A U clas.sps. Summer term starts June precision aircraft machining. Must reset. Used chain saw. Good farm leaf table $15, antique cradle $25, JA 5-0574. - basement. 150x200 lot. Well land Turnpike. Larie lot. Call E. B- One of the fastest gtowing MsVn St. Manchester TV. Ml 9-1048. _____ 9x12 rug $30. single brass bed $25, furnace, one-car garage, near bus, 27. Free catalog. New England be able to set up and work tp blue loam. MI 9-1353. LAKE CHAF;FEE-Lakefront cot ANCTENT HOME by a burbling scaped. Armstrong ft Chamber- BUshey, Broker.. MI 9-2083. SOUTH WINDSOR area— . $17,990. shopping and school. Full price neighborhood package stores In round oak dining tsble $20, marble APARTMENTS fumlehed one Md bVook. $9,900. New heating, new MI THE WALTON W. GRANT Technical Institute. 56 Union PI.. prints. ' Apply tage, sleeps 6, fireplace, boat. lain. BU 9-6476, Mr. Belasky, Inspiring acre setting enhances $13,000. . this area. Clean and attractive. WANTED — Clean twsd ears. We Auto Driving School FOR SALE — Small rubber-tired top tables, dressers, commodes, two rooms, private baths, utilities. plumbing, newly decorated, new $15,900—IMMAfTULATE 8-bed-room AGENCY buy, trade dowil or trade any- ______Building-Contracting 14 Hartford. Conn. Phone JA 5-3406. Adults. Free parking. Depot T-V. shower, all electric kitchen. 3-0987. this superbly attractive six room We want an aggressive and re garden cutivator with Briggs ft china cabinet, bookcase, kneehole lawns. Five room* down plus 3 ------—— ranch on large lot. Near Green ranch with two fireplaces and ga MANCHESTER — Remodeled thing. Douglas Motors, 888 Maln.jLARgON’8, Connecticut’s first 11 Stratton engine, $40. MI 9-4695. Square, Tel. Mr. Keith, MI *-8ltfl. June-September. MI 9-0710. lealtor MI 3-1153 sponsible operator. The price la REMODELING bathrooms, addi DELTA CORP. and Governor Winthrop desks, partly finished up. Drive by 368 : BOLTON LAKE—Four roonj ranch, .School and shopping. Heated *un- rage. Spacious paneled living home consisting of 4)4 rooms, full right Very little InformaUon ‘ censed driving school trained — dining room set, comer what-not, Adams Street and then call me at | ^gz heat, lakefront privileges, basement, excellent heating sys tions, rec rooms, porches, all types Private .Instructions 28 FREEZER—24 ou. ft. cheSt, two- ^ rch . Belflore Agency. Ml 8-6121. room formal dining room, over over phone. DE CORmER MOTORS, Certified and approved la now of of carpentry and painting. Call MI pine chests, etc. MI 3-7449. CH 6-8897 if you mean biialnezs. $8,400. Assume 4>4% G.I. mort tem, large lot. Full price $12,500. 1249 Main St., Hartford door. $225, Excellent condition. SIX ROOM duplex, centrally !*• Wanted to Rent 68 sized cabinet kitchen. Unique CAPE COD— CIRCA 1760 CARL SCHWARZ 5 0 8-0164, SAYS. fering classroom and behind 9-4291. ’ COLLEGE MATH major wishes to Frank Burke, able agent. gage $72 monthly. (Joodchlld- SOUTH WINDSOR — Price dras wheel tnatructlon for teenagers Call MI 9-2690 after 6. rated. Adults. Box W, Herald. decor. A rare find. Cell anv time. Neat, sturdy and homey. Five 281 East Center Street tutor students in math and Eng Thre« Rooms of Furniture WANTED TO RENT with option to; Bartiett Realty, Realtors, BU tically reih^ced for quick sale. Im- The Lehan Agency, MI 8-2181, MI ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor rooms, first■ floor, laundry room. "THEBE ARE IDEAL SECOND MI 9-6078 ALL TYPES of carpentry work lish, MI 9-0846 after 5:00. GENERAL RENTAL agency- W* buy 8 year or more lease with 91 PARK STREET-7>4 rooms, l',4 9-0939, MI 3-7925. mediate occupancy. Oversized 8% PARS THEY’RE PRICED TO SINGER CABINET sewing 4-1143, JA 8-0189. MI 9-4543 »r MI 3-7357 Two bedroom* on second floor. done. Alterations, dormers, roof FTIOM MODEL HOME specialize in rentals of all kinds. opUon. WUl pay $100 monthly, sin baths, fireplace, garage. Inspect room ranch, cArport, large corner ' heat, ‘s e l l ’ THIS WEEK” . PREPARE FOR driver’s test; ings. porches, finish upstairs, base- LEARN TENNIS In the summer. rhne, good condition, $35. June 5 and 12, 1-5 p.m. MANCHESTER —Price lowered to Fireplaces, hot water oil 3-0164. J. D. Realtv, MI 3-5129, evenings, gle home, three or .four bedrooms, lot, one year o ld .'2 l.'“400 down as- M a n c h e s t e r —8 mom ranch, ga- 310 PORTER STREET brook, Ages 18 to 80, Driving and class ments and garages, etc. Call MI Individual and two or four per- Cost Over $700 $16,500. Remodeled, 4 bedroom sumes 5)4% mortgage Goodchlld-1 rsgs dining room Tongren. Brok about three acres, woods, room. Three Instructors. No wait MI 8-1637, 470 Main St. school district. Manchester, for Trulv one^of Manchester’s most excellent garden space Just plowed. 1957 Fiat 4 Door Sedan 9-5981. Bon group lessons. Very careful BOAT, MOTOR and trailer. 1958 executive family by July 1. Ml BOX MOUNTAIN DRIVE—Vernon. home In top condition, two baths Bartlett Realty, Realtors, BU er, 113 Main St,, DU 3-6321. Model 1100. One owner. Looks ing. Manchester Drt'vlng Acade minute in.sinirtion at every de new oil burner, full basement, ga attractive Ctolonials. Tastefully Seven miles from Manchester Post Male or Female 37 Chevrolet, two-door hardtop. Very NEVER BEEN USED ROCKVILLE—3'i room apartment, 9-8300. Colonial, three bedroom*, two 9-0939, Ml 3-7925. and runs like « 0w. my. F- 2-7249.______BIDWELL HOME Improvement tail. Call OT 9-5118 before 9 a.m. modern, residential location, shop- fireplaces, two-car garage, en rage patio, close to High Junior decorated, this homo offers a large Office. ML 1410. reasonable. Can be seen st the Sale Price $388 living room, formal dining room, Only $245 Down|j^(Qj^,j,LOQj.g Manchester’s lead- Co. Alterations, additions ga or after 9 p.m. ATTENTION all direct sales peo pjng, churches at walking dis SINGLE HOME In Manchester with closed breezeway. recreation High' and Bowers Schools, Warren T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor EAST HARTFORD THE WALTON W. GRANT rages. Roofing an'’ siding experts. Texaco Station. Broad' and W. breakfast and laundr>’ room off Ing driving school. Three akUled pie — 40% commission paid by Middle Turnpike. Contact John tance. All utilities hirnlshed In option to buy. Two bedrooms two room, aluminum combination win E. Howland, Realtor. MI 3-1108 AGENCY Aluminum clapboards a epeclalty. Pay Only $4 Week dows. 1’ 3 baths, disposal, large $ 8,900—Four room home, full] Just listed. Immaculate 5 room kitchen, center, hall, wall to wall 1958 Fiat Multipla Station courteous instructors. Class room established firm setting up their evenings between 5-6 or after 12 cluding heat and hot water. Free adults. Available on or before basement, half of duplex. Hem Unexcelled workmanship. Easy Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 parking $90 a month. Call Rock October 1. Address P. O. Box 902, landscaped lot with shade trees COVENTRY— Waterfront cottage ranch. Jw o or three bedrooms, hot carpeting. 1)4 baths, Jalousled Realtor MI 3-1153 Wagron Instructions for 18. 17 year olds. budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or -TR salea force here. This is the ground i Saturday Sacrificing . complete bedroom, furnished. Nice spot. Tongren, lock St. water oil-heat, enclosed aide porch, porch, paneled recreation room, at A vehicle of many uses. Very Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director floor. Unlimited possibilities for complete living room and kitchen ville TR 5-3748 or TR 5-2600. Manchester. and view In a neighborhood of ELLINGTQN—$8,000 down buys 6 6-9109. MORTGAGES—If you need money lovely homes Nesr new school. Broker, 113 Main St,, MI 3-6821. beautiful lahdscaped lot with trees. tached garage, and loyely yard of Driver Education. Ml 9-7398. we are In a position to finance advancement. Call MI 9-8584. AWNINGS, all sizes, $1 each. One decorator furniture from model dis $11,200—Roomy ranch with garage room ranch, 4% mortgage, $88 dean. _ 13n"x72" awning, very reasonable NEW 8 ROOM apartment, stove, • nn Priced in middle $20s. Owmer MI Truly a v erv clean home. Priced 05x150. , Only $246 Down ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi second mortgages In any amounts. play home. We will give yoti free CUSTOM BUILT Gambolati ranch, in Bolton, large lot, right at $14,500, only $1,000 down. mont|ily. No bank closing coats. [WILCOX DRIVER education MI 3-8320. delivery and free storage up to one refrigerator, heat, garage Adult* Business Property for Sale 70 9.6657. net work done. Honest and’ rella Terms to suit your needs. J. D. only, $75 monthly. PI 2-8090. sparkling clean, in one of Man- ELVA TYLER. REALTOR CTty^timies oil heat, fireplace, forming drt'vlng class now. , AD Situations Wanted— cheater’s finest neighborhoods. $13,7()p-^Blg 4 rooms, up to School [ aifford Hansen, Realtor, 5 0 1956 Rambler Cross Country ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Realty, 470 Main St.. MI 8-5129. METAL DESK 36” x60" eight draw ye»c. VERNON—Large 8 room cape. 2- MANCHESTER REALTY 511 0-4469 5H 9-9901 5tl 9-6051 8-6827 or AD 3-0688. Thompson. MI 8-1895 for esti Female 38 618-620 CENTER STREET property Consists of six room.s. 16x24 f^ t St. Top value, clean. 8-2453. Wagon ------r - — ----- era. good condition, $35. Tel. MI NORMAN’S with excellent Income. Priced for car garage horse stable. Tongren, COMPANY mates. HOMEOWNERS — Who will pay THREE ROOM apartment. Ga living room 26 LINDEN STREET Very clean Fully guaranteed your monthly mortgage when CX5LLEGB STUDENT desires sum 9-9953. quick sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Main Broker, 113 Main 81.. MI 8-6821. F.'^I^mock 1 R(XHV1LLE 8 rooip single, 8 bed FuUy equipped S 443 Hartford Road rage. $70. Write Box X, Herald. wooded lot. R 2 bedrooms. 5H 8-0000 MotorcyclfS— Bicycles 11 W. F. DION Construction Company. you're sick or hurt? Why not let mer position, math and typing % TON CARRIER alr-rondltloner Before you buy furniture any Street, MI 8-5129. 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MI Off Center Street, across from rooms, attractive kitchen built-lns; Only $245 Down ability. MI 9-0846 after 8:00. BOLTON-Four room ranch with garage, patio, city conveniences. Alterations, additions, garages Us pay when you’re disabled. $190 used one veer, excellent condl where—shop at Norman’s. IMMACUIJ3TE five room duplex 9-7702. $14,500—8 bedroom ranch, Colum MORE OE HOWLAND’S the Center Park Is this 8 room formica counters, roofing, siding, 2-car garage, acre of land, $10,900. $12,990. George J. Coleman, Rock THE BIKE SHOP. 257 Spnice S t, monthly mortgage can be insured tlon. MI 8-0579 with two enclosed porches and bus St., choice corner lot. FINE HOMES home featuring 4 large bedrooms, 1955 Rambler 4 Door Sedan betwMn'School ahd Eldridge. New painting, rians drawn. Ml 3-0895 for aa little a.s 7,5c a week. Art PICTURES, kitchen curtains, spacious yard. Garage, oil heat, J. D Realty, 470 Main St., Ml BOLTON—This Cape Cod la a living room with fireplace, dining ville TR 8-4045. TR 6-4710. Very nice. New tires too. Fully ai^. febullt bicycles, all sizes, all now! Feel secure. The George MAGEE COMBINATION gas and drapes, blankets and spreads, electric hot water. No children no 818,900—6 room cape, aluminum 8-6129. $15,000—Vacant 8 room cape, over VERNON ST. bogs— Blrd»—Pets 41 treasure vou will always cherish. SOUTH WINDSOR-Six room room, 2 full baths, walkout base ELLINGTON—6 room Cape, 8 fin equipped. * prices. NOW IS THE TTME to have those Goodman Agency. JA 2-0271. oil stove good condition, 1100. knick-knacks, Motorola 'TV. MI pets. Rental $*0. ■ Inquire 843 aiding, fireplace, hot water heat, Six rooms, 1)4 baths, 3 or four, by Verplanck, swimming pool, Charming 6 room extra room* added; also all kinda GLASTONBURY—164 Minnechaug ranch, 54 acre setting, mature ment. garage, amesite drive 80x175 ished 3 bedrooms, fireplace, ex Onlv $246 Down, Planet Jr. garden tractor with at 3-6558. Adams St. dormers, garage, treea, bus. 4^4% bedrooms, one acre of land, brand lot. Asking only $18,300. ranch with all good I ' HARLEY-DAVISON Model K. 1953 of . . concrete - work and carpenter Drive. Business venture necessi $15,500—4 and 8, two-family, all shade treea, basement playroom, cellent kitchen with dining area. sized rooms, attached | FIVE KITTENS, month old, look tachments, $60. Call MI 9-8820. mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, tates owner to sell his 6’ 4 room new, priced at onlv. $16,800. R. F. enclosed breereway, two-car ga 1 9.5S M ercu rv 2 D oor H ard top Can be seen at 174 Greenwood I work. For free estimates, call. Ml Help Wanted— Female 35 CHEERFUT-, SUNNY, three larg* M ' 9-5132. Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245 or Barbara vacant, owner will finance. Plastered walla, open stairway. garage, open porch, ing for a home. Ml 3-0429.. SMALL EMPIRE secretary; excel rooms, heat and hot water, cen ranch, high on a hill with a beau rage, custom built", custom neigh Aluminum combinations. Large eleotrio range, lefrig- Very sharp. Fully equipped I Drive,______^ ______9-0279, Jutrae ft Son REMINGTON portable Quiet Writ tiful ■view and loads of privacy. Woods, 50 9-7702. PAUL J. CORRENTI YEAR 'ROUND income: If you er with miracle tab and case, lent condition. Call MI 8-6982. trally located. Ml 9-1683. Evening* NEW 6 ROOM ranch, built-in atove, $15,760—Ranch on Route 6, brook borhood, $17,900. well landscaped lot, city water. er;ator, divan, wall-to- Only $l75 Down gold sur single, 50o ec need money, you ran e^rn It as FOUR FRISKY well marked kit Living room with fireplace and used twice, cost $146, price $75. AD 3-4793. fireplace, garage, cellar, 175 foot SIX ROOM Cape, excellent loca included, acre plus. MANCHESTER — West Side - MI 3-5363 Immaculate condition. Ideal Joca' wall ca rp e tin g . 1 jj c . j -1 Excellent condition C^ll East RooDns—Siding 16 an Avon Representative, In., your tens, 7 weeks old, th'go/to famb BEAUTIFUL COIjONIAI, custom frontoge, trees. $16,900. Cart bookcases, dining room, three tion for children. $18,300. George lies who will enjoy them. ' Ml Also bne $500 violin and rase, good tion, large knotty pine sun porch $16,000—Bayberry In Bolton, 6 $11,900 buys nice 5 room ranch drapes, and many 1952 Ppntiac SfKian I Hampton a x 5-9241 neighborhood. As little as 3'hours condition. Make an offer. Ml made living room set. couch, 6’-i ROOM duplex, newly decorated, ton W. Hutchins, 9-5132. large bedroom*. 1)4 baths, seven VERNON J Coleman TR 8-4048, TR 8-4710. more extras. Offered standard transmission Solid ' (CONNECTICUT Valley (Conctruc- 9-7234. ______chair two end tables, two lamps. double closets, knotty pine kitch with combination stprms and rooms. Ideal spot. |three bedrooms, close to bus, - daily will earn you iip. to $30 a 3-4200, Saturday from 9:15 a.m,- nicely furnished, convenient loca screens. 'Close to schools, churches $18,900. F oil Price Only $175 124” G.E. T-V, all channels, new tion—Roofing carpentry, gutters, week. Call now for interview In MI 9-8803. tion, no \itilitiea, occupancy July NICE 6 ROOMXtolonlal with fire en with dinette, laundry area, schools, church. A real deal. Open House 2-6 P.M. Sunday BOLTON—A rare find! Large VA all kinds of siding, specialize In MANCHESTER toy terrier, two 4 p.m. ______and bus line. Nicely landscaped $17,800—Lydan 8t. ranch with extra McCa r t h y picture tube, $95 Kelvinator auto voilr home We give complete ], $135. Ml 9-4871. place,place. Eaat ^ d l e Turnpike, built-in hutch, stove, oven, dish MANCHESTER—Centrally local OVERBROOK ROAD mortgage at 4)4% may be 1 matic washer. $75, Both; excellent aluminum aiding. Call Fred months old. no papers, $15. Fancy $14,900. J. D. Res4t^^470 Main St., washer and disposal, finished rec with beautiful rock garden. Cit'vf "in-laW" qV ^er*. » sumed. Four room rgneb, nicely ENTERPRISES 1950 Pli.’TOOuth Glob Coupe 'training. Call CH 7-41,37, pigeons, reasonable. MI 9-0173. ed. Clean, cozy Cape, 5 room.s fin Spotless 3 bedroom ranch, at Realtors Badio, heater. Runs good, looks- working condition. MI 9-0710 Charest, Ml 8-7180. Boats and Accesaorics 46 MAPLE CHEST of drawers, excel EXTRA LARGE three room heated MI 3-5129. room with fireplace, double ga water and sewer. Excellent condl situated en 100xl8Q lot, garage lent condition. MI 9-6.5.35, tion. $800 down. $14,900. Owner 50 $18,600—Way up on Gardner, 8 ished. ^Owner moving out of tpwn. tached garage, screened porch, full Bob Murdock g - 7 .'■ H m Westker Areragt Daily Net Preas Ron Foeedaet ad V. >. Waathar aaroM; SATURDAY, JUNE 4, I960 'x F o r the Week Ended lian rlrf B tff lEtteitittg ^ June 4th, 1060 PAOB TEN ■*»v ' < rBM.. Tonlir tanight. Laar 40' Op r, MMIn dhitagn 2a 2Hb- MO YEARS 13,125 y. HleliY8 2a Y6. Mary’s Sets ^ PRESGRIPTION - Member of the Audit A bout Town Heard Along Main Street Bureau of Clrenlatibu^ Man^ester— A tUiy of Village Charm ^Little Lambeth’ e k f e r o c n c e Business Bodies And on Som0 of Manehestor^t Sido Stre0tt,Too H m m d rd M cC th« Community ARTHUR DRUB JCtmaalfM AdvartlaiBg aa Paga 14) PRI(?E itVE CENTS Baptlct Ctaurob wUl xn«et Tuesday. The Senior High School Depart (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCBe STER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1960 HamCim o f Marcia Neubert Cir ment o f SL Mary’s Church School VOL. LXXIX, NO. 210 Aooident-Free Driving RelooaltoB ^Powell WM his collection of politi cle wlH leave Manchester at 11 (WlU be host to parents and other The Idea, of having the State cal campaign momentoa, parti a.m. to go>to the home of Mrs. George Duchemin. <3 McKinley SL, and William Minney, 250 W, interested persons at a I^tOe Department of Agriculture, Oon- cularly hla two Lincoln buttons. ■' ...... :------— Grace Vettorlein, Hartford Tpke., beth Conference in the Parish M il servation and Natural Resources Before the Wednesday night HodtovOla MenAera are to bring- ■Center St were honored recently aptain Rome by H. P. Hood and Sons dairy, of the Church, tomorrow at 5:30 right here in Manchester had meeting of the Board, of Dlrec- State News a aaadwlch. The Barbart^ Gifford townsfolk excited Thursday, morn tora. General Manager Richard C iide wUl meet at Miller'a res for 10 years of accident-free P-m. , - BUY YOUR driving. Each received a $50 bonus. The department this year has ing. Martin ambled over to Powell. A^ccord Averts Joins Probe of taurant at 7 p.m. Members o f Ann Duchemin and Minney received used the Lambeth Conference Re By noon, however, the idea was Martin pulled one hand from hie Jutteon Circle will meet at the Machinists port of 1958 as its guide in some about squelched when Gove'mor pocket, flicked hla lapel and said, SUNUAY PARER R o u n d tip home o f Mra EJverett V to Dyne, their .awards in company with other drivers who were simOarly areas of study. The Lambeth Con Ribicoff told a press conference ”I’ll trade you one Lincoln button Rockville Fires /I. 762 Hebron Ave., Olasto|bury, at honored. Walter Forsberg and Wll- ference is made up of committees that he did not think the proposed for a Grant button and a flip ami BREAKFAST 8 pan. lian Johnson, company officials, of Anglican Bishops, and meets move to the Manchester Shopping card.” 7; New Haven, June 6 (A*)— An every 10 years with the Arcl>- Parkade was advisable. Sure enough, he had a ; Orent AT Ahsonia youth b6s been ar State Police Capt. Rome and _ . and Mra Robert boule, 22 presented the awards. Recipient of a $25 savings bond blshop of Canterbury at Lambeth It is my opinion that, for pub button in his lapel. rested for i.allegedly joining five top investigators from the ClifUm St., recently attended Mr. was Leslie Stevens of GlMtonbury, Palace, London, England. lic convenience and coordination Soule’s 25th high school class re Negcjl.tmg ^ the captain o f the Derby High State- Police Detective Div. who has driven without mishap for The “Little Lambeth’’ will be a with other agencies, K should be . Community Property ARTHUR Connecticut Union of Tele-' ----- School track team and another were assigned to the Rock union in Portland, Maine. five years.. meeting of committees which have ilose by the State Capitol,’’ he Two Manchester High ' School a range of $2.50 to $6 A t Main Other Hood drivers with good met Sunday mornings from Sep said.' senior girls dlscuaalng dating; phone Workers and the South- In addition, Columbus Day has young mah in posing as hitch ville fire probe today by State Hie Friendship Club o f St. safety records, but who. did not re tember 1969 to June 1960. They One Manchester man cracked, "Oh, you- went to that- party DRUG em New England Telephone been added as a ninth paid holi hikers to commit robbery. Police Commissioner Leo ,J. John’s Polish Kational Catholic ceive awards, were Roland Brandt, will report on. worship, church in 'Maybe we’ll get the State C artel with Jerry? I’m ao glad you two day. and four weeks vacation will Anthony Meneo, 19, of 14 Star Church will meet Monday at 7 Co. reached a tentative con Mulcahy. Stanley Wlnalskl, Richard Bell the home, the nation and the over here. ■ "" are getting along so well. I only be given to employes with 25 St., Ansonia, was picked up Sat The stepup in the 2-month-old p.m. tract agreement at 10:30 a.m. and Philip Hurley. Although world, Christian missions, Chris hope I have aa much fun this years of service or more. The urday after police had questioned investigation of eight Rockville Brandt has driven safely for 17 tian saints and martyrs, and ecu today in New Haven, warding union had earlier asked for four Norman Louis Bacchlocchl. 17, W alkouts Manchester WATES will hold Ladle Without Label weekend.” ^ fires was ordered today after years, officials said, awards' are menical relations. ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. ' off a mounting strike threat. weeks vacation after 26 years and Fall St., Derby, and Vincent Thom a business meeting Tuesday at 7 A local ohurchwoman this week “ Who are you going out with?” Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flaherty only grfven out at the end of 5-jrear Parents o f the members of the was one of a group of volunteera 28 Warren St.—MI S-68M The agreement, which shows three weeks after 12. as Velleco Jr., 21, , o f 92 Cheever p.m. at the Italian American Club “Jerry asked me out for Friday Currently, three weeks’ vacation Jr. asked Mulcahy for help. periods. •,1 class have been Invited personally, who decided to do aonfft "sppring night. But don’t worry—you still slight bompromlses by the union in Stv, .^nsonlA. ' > Mayor Flaherty said today he on Kldridge St. The board of di but other interested persons ■'Will “ FLA'VOR of the MONTH" three disputed areas and entirely is given to employes who have Bacchlocchl was to have com rectors will meet Monday at 7:30 housecleaning” in the church have Saturday and Sunday.” ■ was "very concerned about the Could T ie Get Bank Poets "be welcome. ORANGE-PINEAPPLE eliminates a fourtb^^ will be sub served 15 years or more. ^ peted in the State high school p.m. at the home of Mrs. William kitchen. Increases for employes-' not at fires.” especially' after )he spec Horace B. Learned, 30 Forest Because Whitsunday is tRe Clearing up uncovered the usual ject to ratification by the union track meet here Saturday. Instead tacular $100,000 fire that leveled McBride. 32 Spring St. birthday o f the Christian Church, Methodist Maverick the top rate in their job categor- St., former general manager of supply of pie plates, casseroles and ’^ChuJiks of tasty orange and' membership by June 27.' he was in Litchfield County Jail the century-old American Mill ear the meeting will open with birth A delegate attending the Metho pineapple blended Into dell- Tentative agreem^l was reach iea will range from $1.50 to $3.50, The Holy Name. Society of St. Cheney Bros, mills was named an dishes to be returned to various dist Conference at South Church with Velleco, charged with armed ly Friday night and a fire yester day cake and coffee. Guest speak sciously smooth vanilla. ed after a marath<^ negotiating the earlier union demand. robbery with violence. Their bond James’ 'CJmrch will meet Monday assistant vice president of the members who had delivered food happened onto Main St. on Thurs Sickness and death beneflU will day in a W. Main 15t. apartment ers will be the Rev. Edward H. aession which began Sunday at 1 warf set at $20,000 apiece. at 8:15 p.m. in the school hall. ’The Hartford National Bank and Trust Cook, general secretary of mis for church suppers and socials dur' day night, and was promptly ac What a treat! Get some at be available to employes after six that was squelched before it could Co. this week. Learned works in p.m. and carried over to 4 a.m. to Police said the pair used a gun’ Rev. John Began, spiritual director^ sions for the Diocese of Connecti ing the year. The only itefti re costed by a Kiwahian with an arm k,your nearest Royal I c e . months of service, rather than gain much headway. San Di«go, Calif., June 6 (JPl the business development depart maining unclaimed was a silver day without a break. TaliCs were to force ^Theodore Ditore-46, Tor- Capt. Rome said In- Hartford o f the society, will give a full-' cut, and Sydney W. MacAlpine, St. load of peanuts for sale. The fol ''Cream dealer’s store, or a t' resumed later this morning and after two yekra as at present, ac ■—Union machinists toSt'atewide defeat in 1958 at the .There was rising optimism on dedication of Mark Twain shrine. ing, Enameling, Photography, SCREENS ord,,boUi as a Senator and when 'CSty, Indian villeiges and fies axpltement gpdpped Connecticut hands of a Democratic slate head both sides of the dispute as tem Invesiigatora seeking cause ol Furniture and T ra y Decora tas, Oaxaca, Acapulco, Taxco, OR ed by Gov. Abraham Ribicoff, and D-Day Marked pers cooled over the weekend, and private plane crash which killed he held the office of governor for tion. ' Republicans today as they con some possibility that a solution three terms In the early forties. Guanajuato, Pyramids o f Sun WEEKEND SALE verged on the state capltol for they’ know strong measures will be four in syrampy’ Everglades in Japan Sdcialists Vote OON8ERVATION and Moon. Toluca, Murals of v e r n o N needed if they are to regain their might be reached by the end of Florida . . . Two Oakland, Calif., WORKSHOP COMBINATION their state convention. MENTAL CENTERS SITES Orozco, Rivera, and O’Gor former control of the State Legis At Normandy Ulis week* fishermen, one uSinfl^O-pound test June 27-July 15 man! ' ' Convention fever? Well, maybe. More talks were slated for to Hartford, June 6 UP —Goa- Field and Classroom SCREEN DOORS? But .there were few signs of the lature and make a. crack in the line and'fishlng for bass, catch necticut’s proposed center for • ANNUAL PLANTS solid 6-mah Democratic co n ce s Bayeux, France, June 6 (fl")— day. 322-pound sturgeon in San Joa For Mass Resignation Experiences COST: Approximately $695 pulse-quickening tension and de Behind the upbeat were informal treating mentally in priaoaera— Graduate Credit— CALL lirium that have marked some sional delegation. French Foreign Minister Maurice quin River after four and a half includes tuition, transporta ZINNIAS !390 Couve de Muryille, . commemora overtures by both aides toward a which may ebst some |2 mlHlon Scholarships Available tion, rooms and meals. past GOP conventions. - . In addition to adopting a party compromise proposal ■ on the cru hour struggle . . . M an ila -k^hould be located' on ttw • platform, the jnaln business of the ting the Normandy Landings 16 ASTERS FHA d o w n PAYMENT ' The 2-day 'Republican powwow cial issue, a pension plan for weather bureau issues warning to SEaF la —7 'jM kflW-hs ... St^whei a 'White House. advance grounds of Middietowh or N or convention will be to pick 22 na years ago, said today the world’s parti),- led by preeidential pres? GENERAL-eEDUCANON cmd PROFESSIONAL Ruseo SNAPDRAGONS was to begin tonight with a key actors. FacUle shipping on tropical storm Tokyo, June 6 (/P)—^The Socialist wich State Hospitals. This 'was 12.490 tional convention delegates and new balance of pow ^ ended the Nadine and its 65-mile-an-hour bloc in parliament today formally secretary James C. Hagerty, ar Four Models to Choose From. COURSES note address by Rep. Charles A. threat that Germany alone could A tentative proposal would par voted- by the Advjsory and Re Be Sore — Buy Reliability. ■ COSMOS FEATURES— HaUeck (ft-I n ^ the House mi nominate a candidate for ctmgress- cel Out the cost among producers winds , . .. South Korea observes approved its mass resignation in a rives; “May Day-like” demonstra view Board of the Seonrity June 27-July 15 July '18-August 5 man-at-large. Eight presiflential imperil the world. pressure move' aimed at ousting tions throughout the country Jane GRADUATE COURSES MARIGOLDS nority leader. The principal busl- and theater owners. Instead of Memqrial Day with services hon Treatment center at. a meeting 3 Bedrooms electors and the 72 members of the Seizing the opportunity of cele oring the nation’s 136,324 service^ prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi 11 with 200,000 expected to take Reading in the Elementary GRADUATE COTOSES R. G , KIH LE City Gas and Water - ness will be done tomorrow. leaving the^fulj burden to pro today at the State Mental VERBENA Slate Central Committee will also brations on,the beaches for a ’ re men killed In Korean War. and washing out President Elsen part in .protest rallies around the Health Department here, The . School 90’xlS0’ Lot Only one nominee will be chosen, view of western foreign policy, ducers alone. ., Reading in Elementary School Ml 9-0468 be chosen. “ Both sides now want to see the Palmer Hoyt, editor and pub hower’s visit to Japan. parliament building and A^uerican board thus ruled out the idea of MuMc in tua Elementary Arithmetic in the Elementary DAHLIAS Full Basement. and other matters before the con Gouvd de Murvllle said there had Socialist leaders hoped the mass School, Representing The national delegation waS'ex lisher of Denver Post, aaya Amer embassy; a series of work stop Iiw-ating the treatment center on School STOCK Built-in. (Ranch) ■ vention were not expected to pro pected to bo pledged unofficially to been profound changes in West resignation would arouse public Ckmtemporary Problems in I 5 Finished (one . (Continued on Page Three) ican leadership “ failed as It has pages June 15-17, climaxed by a the grounds of the State PrlsMi* Art in the Elementary School Bartlett-Bralnard Products Co. duce much controversy. Here lay Vice President Nixon, who has re Germany since the Allied invasion opinion to force Kishi to dissolve strike on the 17th, and mass Eklucation BALSAM unfinished (Cape) the explanation for the mildness of seldom failed before” in answering Seminar in Research in the 589 New Park Ave., ceived public support from May "It is in Germany itself without parliament before the U.S.-Japan marches with demonstrators wear SUICIDE TRY DENIED Clauical .Mythology Elementary School I Choice of Lot GOP spirits. doubt that the essential transfor-* Soviet challenge after 1957 Sput Chemistry , West Hartford—AD 3-4475 COXCOMB and. National Committeeman nik . . . - Fire causes estimated security treaty automatically ing mourning on the day Elsen Tel Aviv, Urael, Jime • W— 'A American Folk Husie I Choice of Decor Yet, the surface calm was de matlons have - appeared, first be takes effect June 19—the day Ei American Uiatbry and many others Meade Alcorn. Bolivian Vote Goes $240,000 damage to Republic Stu hower arrives. police spokesman today denied , Biology and Man ceptive, because there -Was the cause she remains divided to this senhower is dve to arrive. Antoni M. Sadlak of- Rockville dios’ lumberyard in Studio' City But Kishi has declared he in reports that Adolf Elrhmann had UNDERGRADUATE Econjbmlc Problems of Modem strong likelihood the actions of was slated to get the nomination day, and because in any event the To Paz Esteiissoro Some 700 Socialists including 50 tends to stand fast behind the in ■ Life near Hollywood where many TV attempted suicide in aa U n ell ' COURSES OPEN this convention could be of sub for congressman-at-large. He .held new balance of forces in the worm members of parllafhent demon vitation to the President “no' mat prisoa where he awaits trial H e Social Studies in the Elemen Dozen stantial significance to the future forbids forever that she could be, films are made . . . Movlelaild at strated In fri nt of the American Notice the -post for six terms before los By THOMAS J. STONE torney Jerry Geisler resting at ter what may come.” He has said spokesBum said all measures tary SchoQj„ , o f the Republican party. ing in 1958 to Frank Kowalski, In the future, the peril that she has embassy for about 10 minutes af he also will not resign until after have beea taken to prevent aay Teats and Meraurements in UNDERGRADUATE SUNDAY so cruelly. In the past, represented La Paz, Bolivia, June 6 (JP— Beverly Hills home after suffering ter the convention, asking cancel COURSES WE HAVE DAILY In the hands of the convention’s the Democratic incumbent. Victor Paz Betenssoro, who na the treaty is in effect. suicide attempt, hy Elchmaaa, Education Hie convention was to be for each of us,” he declared. mild heart attack while vacation lation of Eisenhower’s visit. A - resolutions committee were a se- tionalized Bolivia’s huge tin indus ing in Las Vegas, Nev. The .lefjt--wing Socialists have who has been accused of oom- Children's Literature. Language Arts in the Elemen called to order at 8 p.m. before Couve de Mun’ille said the,pres strong cordon of police kept them plietty in tiie Nasi slaughter eC DELIVERY TO THE riea'of platform recommendations try in 1952, rode back into the ' Helicopter, two U|;ht planes and only 125 members in the 467-seat General Math I tary School GERANIUMS 11 A.M. T ILL o f a bold and forward-looking na ^ 0 delegates, dozens of newsmen ent association of West Geimany from the ent)bassy building. lower house of the Diet — not Human Growth and Develop Creatlve-Acti-vities for Chil presidency today on an over truck yesterday h d p ^ find body The big national labor federa LOCATION—From Manchester take Oakland St. te Vernon Cir- ture, not always associated with and other observers at the Bush- with Europe constituted a deter enough to legally force dissolution STUDENTS CLASH ment dren , nell Memorial. Halleck’s speech mining element' in the security of whelming vote. of third crewman, of BS8 Super tion, Sohyo, called a national con JolMumeaburg, South AM cn, Special Problems m Art Edu General Math II cle. Then take B t 83 toward Rockville for about a mile and a half Connecticut Republicanism. The 52-year-old political veteran sonic jet bomber that crashed in vention Wednesday and Thursday of the parliament. BOLTON IN BUD r o . M.OO and turn right at the Westladd Terrace aign. Continue to top of DARK ■ And It was no secret the new was scheduled for 9 p.m. A dance all and esUbllshed “ a counterbal The more moderate Democratic June 8 UP—Stodcate of rival po cation (Waterford) Physical Science I , ance to the mass organized in the led the ruling pro-American Na ■violent thunderstorm , Saturday to draft plans for another strike Curriculum Development in Musif Education Workshop and BLOSSOM AND UP leadership unler State Chairman was to be held at a hotel after the Socialists, with 40 seats, are not litical groups clashed on the conclusion of the evening session. east under the auspices of the So tionalist Revolutionary Movement night . . .-XI.S Jet fighters fan out against Kishi. the security papt esmpna of WltwatersTMid Uni Elementary School (Waterford) Edwin H, M ay'Jri has tried'to (MNR) to a landslide victory over Southeast Asia tq^y -in ex and the Elsenhower visit. joining in the walkout. With 288 JAPANESE RED LEAF MAPLM, give the sUte GPP a -brighter The resolutions committee was viet Union.” seats, Kishi’ s ruling -Liberal-Dem versity today In scries of flcsen (Waterford) Child Psychology (Waterford) AREA This counterbalance "is the fun ag^nst three challengers. ercise ostensibly planned to' teat The “People’s Council to Block Social History of America Introduction to Anthropology EVERGREENS AT REASONABLE PRICES. look. ' ahfo to meet tonight to consider the Security Pact,” spearheaded by ocratic party has a quorum to cai> fist fights. Tionble hroka on* platform proposals to submit to damental condition to a genuine Two of the defeated candidates mobility of combat air units (Mystic) • (Mystic) t McCa r t h y enterprises Some of the proposals-’-particu- Pope John XXXIII names German the Socialists wid Sohyo, an ry on l^siness as usual; . Soma when about 258 white and ponf- the convention tomorrow. peace,” he said. ahouted fraud even before all the white stndeata assienhlwd at the MANCHESTER, REALTORS larly one for integration of the ballots were counted In yester born, Agoetlno Cardinal Bea to nounced a timetable on its anti- Japanese newspapera speculated ■ i:ii;i The platform proposals, recom Couve de Murville called for the government party would re step# of the milveraity*s UNDERGRADUATE COURSES. PINE LEN O X probate coufts with the State court day’s election, which was carried head.. speciml oommlssion which government campaign emphMiz- ■ June 27-August 5 system—seemed likely to draw op- mended by the Platform Research greater Allied cooperation, -“not ing protests against .the Presi ject thASociallat resignations any haU to alt In sileat ’ ably among those who, assume the out witfi only a smattering of vio will keep Protestants and other Modem British and American Poets ..positlon. (Committee on the basis of reports non-catholic Ghrlstians informed dent’s 'visit. way. tion against gevarnitii PHARMACY of -various subcommittees, would most major - responsibilities.” H i lence in this Andean nation noted History of Modem European Lifb and Institutions Ml 9-4576 Ml 9-6215 But it was not likely the conven of wortc o f farthcominig Ecumen Included ara dsmoastrations Is lieu without trial of American History (Evening claasea) . m t . CENTER ST. G .R E E N HOUSES tion would be In a reactionary (Ooattaaed aa Faga Mz). ical OOUBCfl. fiont UJL oiBbaaiy Ju m 10 (C For information write: Director of Sumnier Session 802 WOODBRIPOE ST.—MI 8-5847 BOB ACNEW. Sales Manager mood. The RepubUoans auffered .(OeatiaKi* «a Two). (Ooti« m Page H u m ) WiUlmantic State College TEL.MTT4SW. OPEN EVERY DAT INCLDDINO 8CNDAT i li i li