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V The li^eather Aycraff* Daily Net Press tlun Forecast of C. A Weatlmr Bniaa For tii» WedK Haded .■■'* dnae 4th, 1S60 Oeor, eeol tonl|M. la w 46 lo M. Ttrareday eermy wllfc pleoeeitt 13,125 teoafiecatiireo. High ia arid ’MM* Member of the Audit Ihireao of Oirealatlon Mandhester— A City of VilUige Charm > - * • (Olaoelfled. AdTortlalag ea Fago M ) PRICE FIVE CENT8 MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, I960 VOL. LXXIX, NO. 212 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) I

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After Talk with Ike Statei News Violence Breaks Out Rocky Says Nixon’s Roundup At Two Picket Lines » ____ NaugatuclC Juue 8 (/P)— A one-day strike of 120 mainte­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hopes ‘Pretty Good’ nance workers at the Naugflf- Violence broke out on picket lines today as a strike asf^nst the United Aircraft Corp. spread to seven of the company tuck Chemical Co, ended to­ a j * day when they returned to nr ur __B /IP\______♦Uonal affair*, and the Pre*ident* their jobs. ^ Police said strikersclashed in Windsor Locks -yhen Washington, June 8 forthcoming trip to Japan” while attempted to bar a truck from entering the Hamilton Stand­ /. i Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller they breakfasted, alone In the The strike started late Monday, breakfasted with President White' Houae dining room. _ and none of the workers showed up ard Division plant there. Eisenhower and talked some , But, Rockefeller aaid in reaponae yesterday. Strikers reportedly attacked policemen attemptihg to to newsmen’* .querieSj suoh Quca* With the resumption of opera­ a path for the truck. Police used their clubs to quell the dls- politics with him today, but tiona aa hia own possible candi^ tions, negotlatbrs for management gave no indication he had the pressure on him to be and Liocal 218, United Rubber turbahee. ^ • changed his mind on any po­ Nixon’ s running mate, and a P°“ t Workers, went into an executive At North Haven earlier today, strikers smashed two wind­ ble major rdle for him at the GOP session. , „ . shields on autos of non-strikers, and three policemen were litical issues. convention in Chicago, never came Management said the walkout injured slightly when they were struck bjr a non-union work­ Talking with reporter* at the erupted over the suspension of an White House, the New York gover­ up in the conversation. / Asked what political matters employe for failure to follow In- er’s auto. . . . , . . . I nor- were discusse4, if these weriy not. strucUons.” The employe has been Some 80,000 production workers, members of two unions, 1. Said the chances are “pretty were affected by the strike.The company employs about 57,- good” that Vice President Richard Rockefeller replied he “ would hope reinstated. If. Nixon will get the Republican that the President wobld say some­ 000 in the state, including thrSfl.otljer company plants not presidential noimlnatlon. thing about that” since he (Rock^ $10,000 Fine affected by the strike. " „ feller) felt that the courtesies of 2. Reaffirmed hie own Willing­ New Haven, June 8 (/P)—James The walkouts began yesterday at the Sikorsky Helicopter the situation forbade him to tell. O. McCue Jr,, former president of ness to accept a draft for the top A reporter reminded Rockefel- Division plants in Stratford and Bridgeport. They spread’ to­ place on the ticket, but again re­ the Stamford' Rolling Mills Co., day to Pratt and Whitney Plants in North Haven, East Hart­ jected with emphasis propoml* ler that some have said the Repub­ today was fined $10,000 and that he accept the vice presldenUal licans might lose the sUte of New ford and Manchester and Hamilton Standard plants in Wind­ York and its 45 electoral votes If sentwtced to four months in pris­ nomination on a Nixon tlckek on for making false statements sor Locks, and Broad Brook. , , . . , Rockefeller said he and Easen- (OoBtfnned ou Page Tea) about his income tax liability. Some pickets were arrested on breach of peace charges In hbwer discussed "politics, interna- McCue also was directed to pay Stratford and North Haven, t ------the cost of prosecution—$5,314.50. Wnrkers are represented by the McCue was convicted in U.S. United Auto Worker* (UAW), District Court May 7 on two union at toe Sikorsky plants and Police Arrest counts of making false state­ at toe Pratt and Whltiiey Aircraft Nixon Tops Brown ments. Defense Counsel George Division plant in North Haven. Lowman indicated the case would The International Asociatlon of Pair Filming be appealed. Machinists (lAM) represents Judge Robert P. Anderson fined workers at Pratt ’'and Whitney In In California test McCue $6,000 and sentenced him East Hartford and Manchester and Union Activity to one year on each count. The at Hamilton Standard in Windsor sentences were to run concurrent­ Locks and Broad Brook. By THE ASSOCIA’nSD PRESS ly and be suspended after four The Pratt and Whitney plants Two Sikorsky Aircraft employe# Bv THE ASSOCIATED FBE88 6dent the silent_____ treatment______by _ hot months. , . make aircraft engines for some of Anderson also put McCue on ^___ fn vntine. voting. the nation’s . first line military at Stratford, charged by toe Unit­ Primary results from coast to William Brinton, San Francisco probation for a year after he coast offered evidence today of the planes, including the B52, toe ed Auto Workers imipn with tak­ attorney and. chairman o f the leaves prison. KCU35 tanker and several sentry ing motion pictures of union ac- popularity of Vice President Rich­ "Citltens for Rockefeller Commit­ The judge commented that he ard M- Nixon in California and the aircraft such as.the FIDO and toe UviUes at toe factory gates here, tee,” said he made a fcheck of San Intended the sentence as a pubUc FlOl. They also make jet engines weakening of Tammany Hall In ocample on the seriousness of In­ were arrested at 11:30 a.m. by Francisco precincts and con­ for the Boeing 707. New York. cluded the silent vote for Rocke- come tax violations. . s-s'ss.sS 'S ssrrS 'M Stratford Police on warranta Is­ Nixon polled more votes on the McCue, who Uvea la Ststintord, The Hamilton Standard plant* sued by Prosecutor John F. Blg- b y O f i a r a ) . ______. ------make fuel control equipment for Repubttcan ballot to yesterd^* '(Goattnoed #■ Page Slxt***) wsui charged with making fk}** ley. The union charges, its mem­ C ^ fo m la primary than —A pin­ Hartford. June 8 MP)—The Aetna June 8 (>P)—A needle-nosed Bo­ made plans to rally 600,000 Jap­ were called to honor/:* »o-call6d cers movement aimed at squeezing It also ordered 800,000 paper primaries - yesterday. Life Insurance Co. has . reached an marc missile, battle-ready with an anese to give President Eisenhow­ unity clause In toe imion contract. (Contbined on Pag* Ten) Sen. Stuart Symlngtim (D-Mo) and agreement to acquire a controlling American and Japanese flags, 150,- Heavy picket lines were set up In CaUfomla, Brown running as atomic warhead to its concrete er a rousing welcome, countering 000 posters and 10,000 streamers Adlai E. Stevenson out ^ the Dem­ Interest in the Excelsior Life In­ Leftist demonstrations against hia at toe struck plants a favorite son candidate, won con­ ocratic presidential nomination launching pen, caught fire y^ter- to use along toe 11-mlle route from trol of the state’s 81-vote dele­ surance Co. of Toronto, Canada. visit.. In some places the pickets race was under way today. Announcement of the transac­ day touching off a radiation scare. Tokyo Airport to the Imperial gation to the Democratic national The missile was badly damaged Prime Minister Nobusuke leered non-union workers who- » ------Supporters Of Sens. John F. Ken- tion was made jointly by Henry R Kiahi’s Llberal-Democratic party Pklace. crossed their lines to get to their (D -M «) ,bnd Lyndon B. and some radiation seeped out of Concern over toe leftwing pro­ George H. McLain received 30 per Beers, president of Aetna Life, and. and Japanese business leaders jobs. Automotoiles driven by toe Bulletins J o h ^ n (D-Tex) worked Inde- A- Bruce Matthews, president of Its nuclear Up. . test plans made It likely Elsenhow­ cent of the Democratic total First reports were that there Joined in a ‘TIational Welcome non-strikers had to inch their way from the AP Wires to chop what support Excelsior Life. er and Emperor Hlrphlto would use I, The combined vote ofoi ^"™'r*‘ Brown lthey could away from their two was a threat of heavy radlaUon to Ike Committte” to ensure a warm a closed limousine for toe drive through company gates. g^mater t ^ tae [ Moving toward greater develop and friendly teception when the It was one off these cars that and McLain was „ ment of business In Canada Aetna the remote pinelands aroimd the from the airport Instead of toe total piled up by Nixon. But the Johnson’s strategists said some base just to the East of here. President arrives June 19. struck three policemen In North ROCKY PRODS NIXO^N Life intends to purchase Immedi­ An organized reception for the Haven, knocking one of them toemocratica margin was not aa Symington delegates had made ately 55 per cent and la negotia­ The Air Force later said, how­ (Gonttnued on Pnge Eleven) New York, June 8 (A5—Ck>Y. great aa the party's 8 to 2 ma. overtures to them. Kennedy’s camp ever, that the radioacUvity—and a President was made necessary by down and injuring all three slight­ Nelson A. Rockefeller cnlled up­ ting to purchase another 15 per ly. Hie driver was charged with Jorlty In the state. claimed some succesi; In wooing cent of the outstanding stock of alight amount at that—was t:on- mounting Leftist opposition to toe on Vice President Richard M. With 17,678 of the state’s 28,783 Stevenson backers. Including en- visit and student threats to stage reckless driving and failing to Nixon today to declare "predsi^ the Canadian company. The total Don’t Trust heed an officer’s signal. preclncta reporting, Nixon had dorsement of Keimedy by three outlay vrill be approximately $5V« (Continued on Pnge .Four) a giant altdown strike on toe nm- ly " what Nixon believes and pro­ 668,073 Itepublican votes. Brown I men vrtio had be«i close advisers of swaya of Tokyo’s international air­ State Police Commissioner Leo poses In qrder to meet “gieni million. i „ had 627,584 Democratic votes and Stevenson In hla 1952 and 1966’ The move affiliates one of Can­ port to impede toe President’s Hitchhikers j. Hulcahy ordered three troopers matters before the nation.’' McLain 291.180. presidential campaigns. ada's large life Insurance com­ landing. lo assist North Haven police at Rockefeller said he had hoped McLain described his showing Outside of Symington s aupport- panies with one of the largest in­ . Behind toe students are Social­ Nashville, Tenn., June 8 (>P) the North HaVfen plant. The re­ that anyone aspiring to lead the a nrotest against Brown by ers. there was a general consensus surance organizations In the Unit­ ist, Communist and Leftwing la­ — A Ft. CampbeU, Ky., soldier, quest for help came from toe local RepobUoan party would make "the littler , people.” The Governor,------'that Kennedy and Johnson, the News Tidbits bor groups contending toajt Eisen­ hitchhiking downtown to re­ police chief. such declaration* but "It ha* not Senate’s Democratic leader, have ed States. however, said he was well satis­ hower’* visit amounts to Inter­ port his car stolen, was picked Wages are not to* primary is­ been done.” ’ come close to making It a 2-man Beers stated that there will be Culled from AP Wires fied with the results. no chsuiges to the personnel, man- ference in toe bitter dispute over up hy • man driving toe fnlssr sue In the contract dUipiUe, union affair with the odds pointing to one raitlficatlon of toe new U.S.-Japan VOODOOS CRASH. S DIE Retmbllcan leaders hailed Nix Ing vehicle. officials said! on's total, which added 70 votes security treaity. ' They said toe chief demand* in­ Carrollton. HI.. June 8 W — (Oonttoned on Pag* FHteea) (OoB^toued on Page Eleven) New Jersey’s 38 delegates to The soldier, Woodrow Pat­ to his cause at the Republican na­ the Republican National Conven­ Klshi meanwhile Ignored a boy­ terson, and a CampbeU buddy clude full arbitration of d i^ te a , Two FlOl-B Voodoo Jete oolUd- tional convention In July. The tion wlU go to Chicago unpledged cott by toe SoclBllBt minority In yesterday detained toe driver, stronger job security, toe right to ed In mld-alr, exidoded and leaders said the result* indicated next month but hopeful of nom­ parliament' and opened a debate In Frank Cecil Edmondson, until investiftato grievance* on company craehed In flames today. kOIlng a Nixon landslide in California in inating a Nlxon-Rockefeller tick­ the upper house aimed at final grounds during working hours, a two. of the four test pUota School Marriage Ban police arrived. aboard. The sleek planes, capar November...... et... Army CWef of Staff Gen. ratification of'toe treaty-before El­ ■That;# the last time lU union Shop, and automatic pay Hie governor’s victory for his senhower's arrival.. raises Instead off merit Increases. ble of more than 1.000 mile* per Lyman 'Lemnitzer,tells U.S. Mili­ pick up a hitchhiker," Ed­ honr, fell to earth about seven ■late pf iparty regulars IntTOslfl^ tary Grsiduates that collapse of Both Klshi and Foreign Minlater mondson declared from hla interest In how the big California Aiichlro Fujiyama, explained gov­ (Oenttamed on Page T « i) *mlles. south o f this ■outhweatem Paris summit talks has re-em­ cell. ’ lUlnois community. bloc will be split — as appews Cupid Flunks Test phasized mUltsry strmgth. ernment arguments for the new Inevitable — at ‘the tx>e Angcelcs treaty, which permits continued State-Police recover body of ACQUITTED OF 8LAYJNQ convention! American. Use of Japanese military Clyde Smith. 69, of Hartford, from bases for at least another 10 years PalnesvUle, Ohio, Juno 8 WB " Nixon's pulling power among waters of Lake St. Catherine... A Jury today acquitted Floyd E. the state’s Republicans seemed to but gives Japan more say In con­ In Michigan Court Cuban government expected to trolling deployment of U.S. forces 5c Hour Pay Increase Hargrove of the Christina* Eve indicate little success for a iMt- sniper slaying .of Chairle* R- mlnute.plea by supporters of New crack down on two U.S, oil com­ from Japanese bases. panies and British, firin follow-, Clark, husband of the wonuua York (Sov. Nelson Rockefeller that Without upper house action, toe play in the aphool band nor tog their rejection of government new treaty would automatically he loved. The S5-ye*r-old for­ GOF voters give the vice presl- Lansing, Mich., June 8 (^P)— Urged fpr Rail Workers mer truck driver heard the ver­ could they escort their wives order to refine Soviet crude oil take isffect on June 1—the day Ei­ June—traditional ihonto for at Cuban refineries. senhower arrives— of 30 days af­ dict after less than six hours of • romance and marriage — is to a dance or other school af­ Blast German Communist Party ter its approval by toe lower house. deUberatlon by the Jury o f 11 busting out all over. A(ean- fairs. Washington, June ,8 )—A pres-6 The average wage* of these men and one woman. HI* trial A uditors Rap I Cochrane and Shively mar­ boss Walter Ulbricht says he is to Apparently toe government felt (IP whlle, cupld has flunked a test workers la now $2.40 an hour. lasted more than three week*. ried their high school sweet­ possession of “ war plans” pre­ earlier final ratification might take identlal emergency board today In toe Michigan Supreme recommended a 5-cent hourly wage Th*4tooard’s propoaal are not Hargrove was diarged with llr»t hearts with parental consent, pared by U.R. military mission in some of toe steam out of toe anti- Court. incre&se for 650,000 railroad work- binding, on either management or degree murder. TJG>nn Use. of during the 1958 summer va­ East Germany , . . Americsui Eisenhower demonstration. The court, In a 4-4 split yes­ The government planned to <«rs who have threatened strikes toe unions. cation. The youths had just Baptists say state governments The board wa* appointed by the KOWALSKI ANNOUNCES terday, refused to upset a rul­ that legalize gambling are "part­ T against almost every American ing of the school board at Me- turned 18 and planned to play President under the Railway La­ Washington. June 8 (A>—-Rep. ecial Fees! ners to deceit." railroad. Sp slck, Mich., that bans married football and basketball during The wage rise should take effect bor Act. This law provides for Frank Kowalski (D-Conn) an-' their upcoming senior year. Six Navy men killed in two Senate Group Adds creartlon of emergency fact-finding nouneed today his candidacy for Hartford, June 8 (>P)—S^te high school students from ex-- July 1, the board advised President tra-currlcular activities. The ruling forced both to sit crashes of jet bombers, -one into Eisenhower. It recommended al­ boards when a atrik* 1« threat­ renomlnatlon by the Detnocratlo ■uditors today crlUclzed on toe sidelines. Puget Sound and ‘one into woods Funds for Defense ened. Any strike Is forbidden State Convention for repreeenta- verslty of Connecticut for putting The ban Is two years old and so that toe parties negoUate a The board said It issupd Its near Patuxent, Md. . . . Demo­ while such a board la examining tive-at-Iargo from Connecticut- some of Its fee Income into s ^ I a l toe two studentji against "number of Improvements" In toe whom It was directed have . ruling to discourage drop-outs cratic Presidential hopeful Sen. Washington, June 8 (H —A Sen­ rail Industry’s health and welfare the facta, and for SO days after It He I* serving his first term. school funds rather than Into the from school. The same sum­ reports. state’* general fund which finances ] since graduated. -r' John Kennedy, bidding for sup­ ate defeniie funds subcommittee program. mer Cochrane . and Shively port from Michigan labor ele- approved today another $285 mil-' The latter benefits, toe board The presidential board took note CONFEREES GET SCHOOL BILL the services. _ _ Mesick, a rural community of the depreased .condition o f the Bipartisan auditors aareiteb F. wed, 12 other students mar­ menta, says’ automation should be lion addition to the big defense', said, should take the place -of a Washington, June 8 CH—By of 359 residents In the north­ further grerarw agA ncr^ railway indualry and recom ^ n d- BaldWln and Robert F. Cl^fey also ern part of Michigan’s Lower ried, only three returning to recognized as subject of collective money bill to carry out develop­ unanimous consent, the Scont* ment of the high-altltudo super­ c o n S w it a ll railway labor or- ed to Eisenhower that ml^onal hit *t some other univerrity 1 Peninsula, was split, just as school in toe fall. bari^nlng:. ^ . today sent m federal aid to *4- Student marriages have "a sonic B70 jet bomber weapons sys­ ganizationa expire early next year. policies be shaped to. meet toe uoation bUl to » Senato-Hoos* cial operaUons covering toe high court was yesterday, Ru8sl|ui-bom Boris Morros, situation, In the transport field period which ended lasJ^J^e 30 when toe action was approved possible bad Influence” on oth­ prominent movie producer and tem. The 650,0 0 0 '.railroad employes committee to iron out dtffer- er students and place toe This, pliis other increases voted involved in toe board’* recommen­ which ha* cost to* railroad Indus­ eooe* betwoea the two hooeib In one ewe, they said by toe Wexford County Cir­ former counterspy for toe FBI, yester^y hy Senate Defense Ap­ try 400,000 emloyea In the peat Alfred N. ,Jorgensen , Impoa^ a cuit Court couples "in a possible position predicts Soviet premier Nikita S. dation are those known as non*- The Senate pcevkwsly had s o c ia l fee without approval o f the of tdolizatlon,” toe board said. propriations subcommittee, woiild operating workers — tha clerks, 40 years. "Married atu4enta need all Khrushchev will be replaced In tack some $895 million onto the "The public and public officials p*mtil a $wo-year b o a ^ of trustees as reqtored by The board was seeking "to maintenance men and others not, measure carrying graate^ fpk ’ toe extra time available to near future by MikbnU Snslov, a $39 billion plus previously voted,by need to understand that the fail­ M law. In another Instance, toe audi­ provide a proper, family life," preserve, hlg^i schoo^ educa­ member of toe Presidium. , directly engaged In operating school construction aad tors said toe .board of trustees fail­ tion In this community,” said to* House. ure to treat decisively In to* Im­ the board ruled to passing its Subway workers comb through ■ In one of toe moves to hold new train*. ^ mediate future Issues of a nation­ a n salaries. The H

V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD> MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, I960 XWV Sponsors Orientation P A G l T W O and Robert Ryan wUl play In “The South Windsor KEITH’S GOMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1899 and 9:30 p.m.'storrowton also has Tempest" and “Antony and Cleo­ For Prospective Members two shows on Saturday, one at o ,1 1 ® ^ Sheinwold on Bridge p.m, and one at 9 p.m. patra.” _ An Opera Workshop Demon- P resents..... A range vyith built-in glam our...w ithout built-in exp en se! OoBilng Up in Maacbester straUon” is to be given fi’ee Sat­ Town to Act Fo«r aeiNiUtkBi f i r | j ^ p tea As You Like It “ Crack in the Mirror,” with Or­ IngB In the spring Instead of tha urday at 8:30 p.m. in the Whiting STEER p a r t n e r I$otth soho0l Mra. E. H. PhllUpa, president, on the Ea.stem States ExpoMtlon •nhe Millionairess,” by George first trick. He couldnt Uer aafi all controls are "Girl Craay” with Danny Scholt, seum...... and to authorise issuance of bonds ♦ A f 2 ^ welcomed members and gueits. Best Gift to Wife grounds In We»t Sprinjrfleld, Aug. 29 trough S*P^- 5. “Carou­ -Worthy of >ote Bernard Shaw, is scheduled for lose the club finesse and 0 ^ " - eye-hlght Cook without this week at the Avery Memorial to cover the cost. the defenders take four diamond ♦ A to < Mrs. Albert Schulze was'Jiozpltal Mass.; and the^Oakdale Musical sel” •with Renato Clbelll and Paul A water ski show will be given . * 1 10 9 8 5 2 stooping! A nd Alt tODdf in Hartford, performed by the The first Item on ths agenda tricks Ity chairman, Mrs. .Walter Theatre just off the Wilbur Cross Ukena; and 'S, free at Crystal Lake in Ellington S e f S i East SeMh W at Los Angeles, Juh^8 UP) — It’s coqK peatott/kR^ behind Marik Twain Masquers. will he approprlartlng $304,000 to Elaat oould see that ifb Isatog Schardt, program chairman, and more Important to leave your wife Parkway In Wallingford. “ Guys. and Dolls with Joey Friday at 8 p.m. and again at 7 1 ▲ Pass 2 * Pass IMMO eholosivp Glfde«Up Opening the Oval season June 16 A pops concert on the grounds build, equip, and pay for plana and happiness could come from stick­ Mrs. Fred Geyer, voter service, with a course In business than a New President p.m. Called the Tommy Bartlett apeeiflcatlona for the addition. The 3 4 Pass 3 NT AM 1 chairman. « glass doors,'srtrrojwdod by / to Julv 2 win be “Oklahoma.” ^ The Oakdale opened its season of Trinity College is slated for ing doggedly to Openiag te d — 4 3 fur coat, a probate court examiner Mrs. Raymond P. Ward, 674 ‘ wibTW-Wight ch n w e ta -f,/ It will be followed July o Monday with the Tony Martin re­ Show, it will be televised on Tuesday at 8:80 p.m. by the Hart­ second Item will be on authoriz­ a cinch that South held both rod Women Interested in joining the Channel 8, and will feature a ing Issuance of $200,000 in bonds warns men. Center St., was elected president - teHof. Voa're thei«h<4; oe , through 16 by “Will Success Spoil vue which ■will run through Sat- ford Symphony Orohestra. aces, so West would never be able League may attend one of the Atty. Marijans Brojvn, in girls’ water ski ballet, clown to co^ver the coat. of the Manchester Registered eulslne, with s,TLAlRt •Rock Hunter?":' July 19 through Book of the Month to get In to cash any diamond following meetings: Tomorrow at speech yesterday, advlsbd married Nurses Assn, at an annual dinner SO, “Tunnel of Iy>ve” ; Aug. 2 Two other Kerns on the call are tflcka that he managed to eeUb- two or three trtslni in a burry .1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Phll- '**^June is through 18 the George •The Good Tears," by Walter to authorise the first selectman men; meeting Monday night at the Man­ through 13; "The Rose Tattoo ; Bums revue, June 20 through llsh. than a switch to apadea This w u Ups, 830 Spring St,, with the host, ’Teach your wife to i budget, so NOWo ^^kaiLfo-You Lord, is the July selection o< the to request the State Tax Com- quite correct, and South was a chester Country CTub. ; Aug. 16 through 27. "Once More East really Wianted to say ass aa speaker; tomorrow at 8 Other officers are Mrs. Ben Jef­ 2S will be “John Loves Mary, Book of the Month Club. Written n^lssloner to approve the bdnds doomed declarer.- In case you die first, Ah; will be P, Oooldng TCf!'*". ., with FeellnV: »nd Aug. 30 with James Gamer; June 27 by the same man who did the de­ •IPartner. lead a heart at your p.m. at the home of Mrs. John an efficient executrix i of your fries. vice president; Mrs. David through Sept. 10, “A Hole In the and for the Public Building Cora- next chance,” but he* had the dis­ When West led a heart, dum­ Hyde, 11 Meadow Lane, with Mra. ^ ItgU deasw ayoetof sigltt through July 9, " W e s t Side scription of the Tltantlc disaster, M. Barry, secreUry; Mrs. Charles miaaion to complete the planning, my’s queen was covered .by the estate. when not ta uW:«ff:1b(hns Head." ' ^ * Story” : July 11 through 16, Ginger “A Night to Remember," "the book tinct Impreeslon that South would Douglaa Roberts Jr. as leader; Teach her about bualnesa, Woodbury, treasurer, and Miss The University of Connecticut conatructlon and equipping the object at the top of hla lungs. In­ king. South won with the ace and Tue^ay, June 14, at 8 p.m. at the Lorraine Leclerri, corresponding right up to eshteet will open its season July 5 through I^o^ers in a show^ to be announced, presents tAe idea that the people new addition. tried the club fineaae, but it did stocks and bonds. ■ July 18 through. 23, “Goodbye who lived from 1900 to 1914 had stead, East returned the eight of home of Mrs. John Knowlton, 22 "Give her lots of wonderful secretary. . And tt puls surface unKs ' ; - 9 with "Say Darling.” . Wolves W'In diaononds at the second trick. him no good. Eaat took a elub Scarborough Rd., .with Mrs. Rob­ The dinner marked the 25th an- at- new, comfort h«ight*-4'«.ry!?''! It* will be followed July 12 Charlie,” with Eve Arden; July 25 the best of everything. 'fThese memories to dwell on. years were good,” said the author, The Wkpplng Wolves defeated Holds Up Again and the rest of the hearta, beating ert Murdock in charge; and nlversary of the association. Bach lower than coltventlonsi >, through 16 with “ Blithe Spirit , through 30. “ Silk Stocking^ the contract two tricks. “ She’ll appreciate your personal with Gene'vieve: Aug. 8 through “because, whatever the trouble, Broad Briook 4-8 Monday In a South held up once more, play Wednesday, June 15, at 8 p.m. at attention now a great deal more past president lighted a candle fob counter height Cook with­ July 19 through 23, "Uttle Foxes"; Babe Ruth game to continue their Daily QueaUon the home of Mrs. Harry Maldment, July 26 through 30. "Oh Men! Oh. 13, "Redhead,” with Gordon and pople were sure they could fix it. ing the ten of diamonds. ’There than she will a yacht or fur coat the birthday cake. • out Mret^lng on to;,, undefeated record against outside WSJ no way for South to know Partner opens with one dia­ 18 Scarborough Rd., with Mrs, eee into tali pans. . , Women!": Aug. 2 through 6, Wit­ Sheila MacRae; Aug. 15 through The solutions differed, of course— mond, and the next player pessea. after you’re dead." Theodore Roosevelt had his Square opposition, la s t Friday they beat what wsa going on; East Jhi^ht Knowlton.as leader. ness for the Prosecution"; and Aug. 20, “Carousel,” with John Raltt; You hold; Spades J 10 6 4; HearU I Aug. 22 through 27, "Firefly.” Deal, Carry Nation her hatchet— Warehouse Point 2-1.- well have started tn*ith Q-8-7 of The orientation meetings are to DAILY 9 through 13. "My Three Angels.” Roads Damaged K J 10 4; Diamonds K Q 8; Clubs AND... SO easy t o ; 4 The Storrowton Music Fair will with Anna Marie Alberghettf, but everyone at least had a bold diamonds. SLcqualnt new members with the ,JSame*$ Camoufloge SHOPPERS’ plan, and could hardly wait to First Selectman Thomas Bur­ West did know what wai go­ K 7. What do you say? purpose, progiram and organiza­ keep clean! open its season Monday. June 13, Aug. 29 through Sept. 3, "South Answer: Bid one heart. If part­ The “American chameleon,’’ SPECIAL through 18 with "Meet Me In St. Pkclfic.” with Howard Keel; and try it.” gess reports extensive damage ing on.. He knew that his partner tional procedures of the League Door releases forward done to local roads, especially in ner bids spades or raises' hearts Any women Interested may call sold at fairs and clpuses, is not I^ouis." ^ ^ Sept. 5 through 10, “Brigadoon,’ must hbld the Wing of diamonds, the inside glass cleans as the Farnham Estates part of for South would not refuw even enthuslssUcally you will go to Mrs. Knowlton. membership chair­ a true chameleon. It’s an Ameri­ ARTHUR'S This will be followed June 20 with Robert Horton. game in a major suit. OtherwUs through 25 by "Teahouse of the Long-Time Delicacy town by recent hea'vy rains. In once If he had A-K-lO-6 of dia­ man, for further Information. can lizard called the "Anole,” and luncheonette Benny Goodman ‘and his or­ some cases edges of the road were monds. West also kne^^• that the you can bid game in notrump. This year marks the first time Its native habitat is in the south­ August Moon," starring Red But­ chestra will play-the Oakdale Sun­ act, a skier ■without skis and ski to n ; June 27 through, July, 9, Hamburgers; as we know them, completely undermined, leaving diamonds could not be set up and There is no need to Jump to 2 NT that the LWV has held lU mem- ern portion of the U.S. day, June 26, and Shelley Ber­ Jumps. “Redhead," with Joan Holloway; The formal opening perform­ were Introduced at the Louisiana i-- - ' the blacktop on the surface aa a Immediately, without even explor­ man Will appear, on a date to be run. , July 11 through 23, "South Pa­ ance of “Twelfth Night,” sUrrlng Purchase Exposition in 1904. The trap for unwary motorists. He A switch was clearly in order. ing the majw sulta. cific” with tiouise O'Brien of the announced. hamburger, originally, was 4-e ! reports his highway crew haa been West work.ed It out that a switch (OopyriSht !•••, Curtain time for all the theaters “Katharine Hepburn? is scheduled Oesieral Pealnres Oorp.) Jack Paar show; July through for today at the Stratford Shake­ sandwich of shredded raw meat, busy r^ialring the damage. to hearts was more likely to set is usually 8:30 p.m. Oakdale has Building Report Aug. 6,- “West Side Story” ; Aug. 8 speare Festival. Miss Hepburn and was of Baltic origin. \ through 13. "Paint Your Wagon” two shows on Saturday, at 5 p.m. A monthly report released by Town Engineer and Building In­ and also hope to select a candidate IT’S REGAL---F0R TOP BRANDS! Moriconis Mark spector Walter H. Burnham on I Powell Named conatructlon permits issued during for director of Civil Defense to re- m R 25th A^iversary May indicate j a drop to $679,651 place the present director William compared to $777,691 in the total McCarthy, who recently resigned. Acting Mayor H E R E 'S T H E from that for May of last year, but The Republican Town Committee You'll Love Their Comfort and Style Mr. and Mrs. fejrlando Morloool a normal seasonal rise ’ over 'Test is also expected to recommend a 9 Main St., observed their 25th month. PermlU for 44 new dwell­ replacement, but it seems quite Town Director Theo^re Powell PRACTICAL GIFT FOR DAD wedding anniversary at a family ings were $rsi'L*<* compared to 57 likely that the Democrats will rec­ la Manchester’s new acUng.mayer. last year during May. • ommend an Independent voter to By a unanimous vote jMlared dinner Sunday at the home of The dwellings accounted for fill the post, since they held a po­ by Mayor Eugene T. Kelly, Pow­ gUdes « p to open, 09»e* their daughter, Mrs. Joanne $633,600; four garages. $6,700; nine litical majority on the Board of plttel^ out of ytwr smyl SU M M ER SHOES by BUSKEN' Vletts, 46 VUlage St., Rockville. additions and alterations, $6,251; a Selectmen, and are working night ell was givsn the tlUe, held by for­ mer Director Ted Cummings, at a Father's Day, Sun., June 19th lt*ea rngUlBite ei^eludvet ttrKoMJtem-etSmUrLAJRmpportingstoraffowMimt. . The couple was married June 4, veterinarian clinic, $20,000; a res­ and day to Increase their political Ask about speeiel storage beee cabinets to eiofofc yewr Mtehew aeeer. 1935, at St. Rose’s Church, East taurant $12,000; and four tool strength here. Such a move, of Board meeting last night in ths Hartford. They have five children, course, would be aimed at captiire Municipal Building. sheds, $1,100. Director Alice Lamenzo William Moriconl and Edward Income received from license of a larger percentage of the In­ offered • Natural Leather the single nomination. And PlAlB Custom hnpeHal models g te you those slrsedF Moriconl, both of 9 Main St., and permit fees and certificates of dependent vote in the fall elec­ Yo¥ni feel like a queen! FITS LIKE A GLOVE occupancy totaled $3,719.50. Powell, a Detbocrat, will taks famous Frigkieirs eooWng edysnees! ' See this SO" aingle-oven versiom of f L A I R - Manchester; Mrs. Orlando Alliod, tion. over the maybr’s ceremonial duties * All.Foamed Pompono Kach, Fla; Mrs..Ber­ Demoerats Make Flans New dmreh Member .)K Cook-Master Automatic Oven Ooiitfol—jumaet Ki wnsw same features, epaoe-eaviug sise! in Kellv's absence. FYifidaire FLA IR electric range you eome borne from shopping, dinner's dooel ^ ALL nice Gavls, 58 Mountain St., Rock­ The Democratic Town Commit­ Now members welcomed Into • Removable ville, and Mrs. Vletts, and four tee will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. The Directors also wappolnted glorifies any kitchra— new, oM, jp Heat-Minder Surface Unit—watches tomperatare aato- First Congregational Church Sun­ John E. Cronin, a Democrat, to the ELASTIC grandchildren. [at the Town Hall. They will day Include, from the confirmation large or amalL We just dide your maticaUy, prevents scorching. "T" Straps Town Housing Authority. Ht wss Spatter-Free BroOlng—exclusive Radiant Wall Brouer class. Robert H. Boyd, Frank W. nominated by Director John old range out ( g iv i^ jroa our Wg, Bristow, Diane L. Carroll, Hollis Hutchinson for tho 6-year term. CMOkeeps spatters in and oren-ctehlng light. F Church IH, Shelia Foran. Paul In another appointment matter, U g trade-in aDowanoe) and slide ^ Automatic Meat Tender—dial the "doneness” et roasts. A. Gregorieff, William N. Harris, the Directors set for future consid­ Flair, cabinet and an. in its place. 0 8p«ed-Haat Surface Unit—for fast^heat when saoonds Linda Hyde, David B. and Law­ eration tho mattsr of putting a count , as MUNTBt rence M. Karkowski, Jeffrey A. limit of one'or two years on ths No earpenterlng, no plastering, ' St Simplified Oontrota—and rfutter-free eontrol paneL Manning, Margaret Ann Newber­ little term of their appointee to the BO te a rin g up your k itch en . Coats Uttle or no more than ‘other first-quality electric ry,' Charles T. Nichols and Joan Manchester Country Club Board of a s .,. E. Wookey. Governor!. Mrs. Lamenao brought f l a i r looks built-in, but isn’t! ranges.' down payment Others include: Susan L. Kugler, the matter up when Roger Maeai- nisE Mrs. John R. Hyde, John R. Hyde, one, the Incumhant, was not pres­ Mrs. Hollis F. Church Jr. and ent last night to give a long-over­ *ineJuding supportinff stitrage cabinet SIZES Ethel p. Kugler. due report on club operations. Choreh Womea Elect Hearing the report was again ta­ FJRIGI I) R ranges are for every kind 6 to io. tf'SHOES At a recent dinner meeting of bled. KRTGIDAIRE the Wapplng Community Church r- of cooking and every kind of kitchen...yours, too! i-kdijul;! or c. i fj r i. a i motoh*; M l M A IN S I Women held st the Burnside BEIGE—BLACK—WHITE Methodist Church, East Hartford MAMCHiSTER r' the following officers were elect­ ■yo'u.’re BLACK and GRAY—BEIGE and WHITE MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE ed: Mrs. Carolyn Myrick, Hills­ dale Rd.. president; Mrs. Joyce sA xtopaeLtioeilly Anderson, vice president; sjid Mra p'omps Rnt away Laura Collins, secretary and treas­ Starts Tonight! oatomatically— no traps to dean. urer. i n IE M D iM N n mm m Mrs. Marion. Stiles, outgoing "better 1 president, was presented a gift of Clrcploler •Tangle-. appreciation for her 18 months of Guard” Ring keeps leadership. , dressed. dethst tsporotsd.

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„.»nu,^T O tt EVENINO HBBAM). lU nC H E Sm , CONW. WEDNESDAY, JUMB a 19M Coventry ' >,1 eial 88 •ppUcatton fee lor e«^ Swim Class missiles bls*f their MU-rima tm ^****^**^*?**^!?!- 5c Hour Pay Increase UM in Middletown. A u ditors Rap Although the work In handling Uieae applications was financed by T o U p R i^ s the state general fund, the fees Itigtlar hour! «ot convfttliiiitl S li? S o ™ c e I S.C. ‘n UConn of wwre placed Into ^ e school ■ Urged fOP Rail Workers The TNT trigger device iUary services fund" to pay. debt Offtclxii of the ahnuxl awlm- SMILING SERVICE damaging si* houses service Xfor eertaln JKm?educarion* iBlng program at Coventry Lake Thre^ccldents Invol^ take-off F ees al projects).^ (Con^ned from P age O ae) holiday pay have bean norifleS that It vrill be cradles of planes .The untvA>iilty, said the audi­ the b o « d ■sld. BO th a t iwg> You’ll find UA compulaory for thoae taking the weapons, but in none of thwe (poBtlniiea from Page One) cpndict In coUeorive bargAntag m ay b s glvwi •«*»1^ «v»ingi from p-nl-x. ^ there nuclear pr ^latlon. __ tors, put fuU‘tlme tuition fees at Inatruetlpn courtoe to be Ineurod. 1 from PINT* O®®) Its Stamford and Torrlng^ between these parries In the •nd SdRtfdays uBta n o o n . Me fvi |N Action Back BRIEFS ^ They were at Dyess ATO pe« of President Jorgensen brapehes into the educational, ex- ture," the board, headed by Judge manta and •» There hae, therefore, been an In- Abilene. Tex.. Nov. 4 1 ^ ^ defended the unlver holiday pay. Tho Iwalrii •reaee In the fee# to be eherged ttM dto I badly damaged launeb- tension fund. However, ^ sams Arthur W. Semjpllner of Detroit, Chenault AFB, near slty on most points. type inpome at the Hartford and fare pTOgram changaa should be for th# leaaone to b# conducted pen. ^ La.. Nov. 26. 1958; and ^ Barlu- ^^ conceded the auditors w«e predicted. madp^Uye wltiT^ nw^^ won’t ride...cannot slide.* ^»vestlgator« of the Atomic Waterbury branches went to the from June 27 through July 29 at th« Defenae dale AFB neat' Shreveport, La„ saying the special »10 During the boerd’s Inquiry, the year of the rallroada’ contract-mth PHTINAM S CO *Nl.277W«t *iergy Oomi. July 16, 1959. -M^lper semester fee Imposed on auxiliary servlca# fund. The audi­ Sa^ hisbring prgpMliatkm, the /Members New York Slorft iiu tm g t Sandy Shore# and Clearwater Department and New Jeraey tors held this was inconsUtent to unions Charged that the Industry la bcachae.The fee for all life eaving A collision In the air over a t the law school board said.' - ' ' ■ Department c< said they Haidensburg, Ky.. O ct 18. 1908' ------have tw n separata policies. hi "retreat to monopoly," The raU- clauea win be 85 Instead of 84. The Incident, nA*\l«Upt/aaast and' the coUega of IniurMce « d •nia reoomaasoduw 71 law c » n * *• for each child for all othar bfould all probe th e ------^ also, involved a nuclear weapo^ not have board of truste^ ap­ roads repUad that th* Industry 1e mi.aqusllaatUA pf The Air Pore* said tlm'®omawth^ There were no reports of m- proval He said this was Robert H. Sforke* . awlmmlng leeeone will be 88 ta- •aught fU» as It nesUed untttend ovn- *A ngel’ 8 K iss* "in retreat to extinction,” pursued Ufa Insurance, end ■ddtttoMJ.« « iomet r. Ueir Jurles In the fire. sight" And would bo corrected. The by excessive and unreasonable trlbutlone by the retebhdp ^ te atead of 82. 6 for •d in Its «<»erote 4 a u n c l^ The launching alter-1* about M ■The program le being WMt#, Mwe goes to the "right to toow Cognac, Franca — To make one labor coats." sure the continued solvency of the ■ored by the Young Mother# Club one of 84 at the mlwUe 1^- rnlles southeast .of' the state cap*' violation, he said, which be "The American wmununlty ex­ Pink, Flrst thero was compUed with starring at the next bottle of cognac, 10 bottles of plan." and the Coventry PTA of the Rob- ip u s email eaploalon In the mlBslle fuel tai at Trenton'. pects more from both l ^ r . jmd ertaon and Center Schools. Tile Air Force sent two explo­ wine are needed—because of evap­ management In this Industry th « The registration f ^ le.to be Pjjud Blue, emtem and then fire broke out, an sive ordnance dlsimsal t e ^ , to ™WWle leveling critical eyes at oration. Cognac Is aged ait least retreat," the emergency board said. i«ff*VARW NO NiJCr TO TOF HOTCH Air Force spokesman ae^d. aome unlvoralty operatioM, the at the next regietrstlon date, Fri­ Maize, Firemen flnaUy put out the fire ttve years, but sometimes the ag­ Other Issues covered by ^ day. This aeaaion will be at 7 p.m. auditors said the financial books board’s recommendations Included o b p e k w h m » _ at the Nathan Hal# Community] Morning glory blue, m were well mamtataed. ing goes on for SO or 40 years. niNHEB JAtWBW -E The world’s supply of the vacations and holiday P*y\ Center. . . . . gwiiiv* avi .»• The basic criticism was that the panel recommended that eligibility f o b f r o m n o w Further detail# may be had at SIZES 5-10 "SST m .. SUf .t •Aj\ ^m,. Air Force N. T. spokesman b»iu i universityumverBiwy was w«b* holding for its own brandy known as cognac comes T t Dl* Barracks said they te- use some special fee Income, serv­ from the Cognac area of for a second week of vacation be At HARMAC’S • th# reglitratlon eeaaione, according J eeived a call from the base se­ ices of which were financed from about one fourth tha Ase of Rhode reduced from five to three yewpof to Mrs. Raymond Caouette, com- the aUte general fund. Since roe continuous ssrviee, and urged the • mittee publicity chairman. Mfi. New freedom, n«»W comfort In a pahtie via Kikl ■ cuntycurity policepoiico sayingBaying an•*! atomic i . Island. The aging Is done In modification of aome rules to pre­ Herman LeDoyt la general chair­ warhmd. .had ■ exploded__ mmlrlvtcr w■ isMiiaan d i ^ t a g , - latter paid for the aervices, Bald- clA wooden casks apd every day unique double-paneled back aection that followa your Officials said a system of safe ‘X a n d Claffey .aid, f« In the Cognac region the loss vent hardship cases In which some man of the awlmmlng program 1 troopers to close off roads Into the workers may forfeit two or three contour every time you move and won't ride or bind. area because of possible radiation. su&rda Is instsllsd on tsch wlS“ should revert to the general f^d. through evaporation — known u CTFTS for I)AD and GRAD committee. slle to bar an accidental detona­ Some of -the points raised by the WBBkS of vBofttion. KofC Electa 8tove*iao*l ESxpertly tailored In cool, runproof acetate tricot that Police did so. tion. Because of the safeguards. It the ^ g e l’s klsB" — ^ounU to , Rules governing ..Alflblllty for Albert J. Stevenaon h a a ^ b ^ Cars were stopped ^ d troops | audltoro were: more than 25,000 bottles. a deliberate action by • The university imposed a spe- elected faithful navigator of the dries ao quickly. Five feahlbn-right color# In aizea 6 to en maneuvers at Ft. Dlx »»wby at. Jude Fourth Axaembly, KofC. missile or bomber crew to arm the 8. Sizes 9 and 10 white and pink only. were pulled back as a precaution warhead so It will explode. Other# elected at the annual Decontamination men clad in In New York, the Atomic Blner meeUng are Arttiand Marrinoau, special clothing resembling green gy Commission had a team stand TROPICAL SUITS faithful captain; Annand Mac­ long winter underwear checked ing by to move into emergency Donald of ManaSeld, f*lf****^ the Bomarc base with Geiger action had it been needed. miral; Michael Caiborry, raito- counters. The Air Force then gave ful pilot: The Rev. Joeeph Berard. In Trenton, State CSvll Defense * 3 9 9 5 . * 4 9 9 5 . # 5 9 9 5 BB all-clear for the area. BUthoritles were ready to order faithful, friar; Ernest Caiaeee of An elderly woman whom home evacuation of the public from Andover, faithful eonSollen j often echoes to the crash of can­ BRAND NEW! odor# SokolowokI, Inter e s i^ e i: areas at and near the base. OHABOK a COODNTS—p a t 1/» MONTHtY non at neighboring F t Dlx and the Harold Waldron, outer eenUnpl. roar overhead of planes from Mc-me-1 a j j pmEE ALTDRATIONB . Also, Michael Fratiannl. 8-year Ouire sAd "You get used to Al the § 0 H £ |t 6 i r r O U p A d C lS patron; Frederick Bilodbau, 2-year . RIPRISHINO gAngs on." I yMT pRtron, wid F et- Few people Bve »" the lonely { q j . D e f e n s e "I f” “AWlOVrSHIRTS n rail. 1 -year patron. fSim srea. The nearest home Is aaxa'*'’ Honor Stodenta . SUMMIR more than a mile from the Ate. r lANTZEM SPORTSWEAR . <>r | There were nine local pupil# at The Bomarc missile base here, (Oontlnned from Page One) UDCN'S aad BOYS’ e SHORT BLBBVB BmihTS | Windham High School who woro located in a lonely 75-acre tract in I Hated on the latest “A” honor roll j mtha e wooos woods oiof aajB^nLadjacent -«Jackson ;« « .. I Air Force’s original B70 weapons I'SW IMSUITS • WALK SHORTS | and 29 Hated on the ’B ” roll. FASHIONS Township, Ocean County, became syatem project The "A" list follow*: Senior#. operarionA last December, the It tk. j • CO-ORDINATES | I I Paula Oontoe. Ann Fairy, ^ flrrt iuch base In the country. “ "* ^ 1 1 ';'? h^hm^^^slroed to fly I .1 .B. ^ . Judith Knauee; junlore, Kennett in miracle The 47-foot missile can hunt cht poweiM b o n ^ r deAgn^^ its target at a range of 250 miles I moromo*® thanUilCUl 2.000 asa**wwmUes « h ^ « I roEALFORIDEAL FOR OIFTS01 j — ______— —J Menifleld; eophomoree, R o n ^ Atltudea of 80,000 feet and above. Burr, Robert Cleverdon, R lc h ^ and at a speed of 1,000 miles an Gen. Thomas D. White, Air Wilcox, John Wanagel and Karin ] hour. It can carry Its nuclear war­ A*R"N-E"L! Force chief of staff, testified be­ “ " s M c i ^ h u s h r o m E S Hemeriln. head to over 60,000 feet Aritude. fore the Senate proup B>at he op­ tlie really SLACKS Thoeo pupUa lletod on the ^ It U made by the Boeing Air­ posed the cutback becauee the BTO SPORT SHIRTS $7.95 to $15.95 1 9 9 5 $10.95 to $22.95 roll follow: Sirilora, Alfrod Barile, craft Oo. was the oAy new heavy Jet bomb­ LIJ $7.95 to $15.95 Frederic Deening. Edward Haddad, About 880 offlears and men man er unddr development. M o d e r n Norman Orehotaky, Patricia Gll- tha misiUaa here as members of Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Arla). $ 4 .0 0 n p bort, Patricia Gulnan, RocheUe tbs 46th Air Defjsnhe Missile a reserve Jet pilot, and teverA Harley, Sharon Macnell, Oarol TnjV mi racier of modem~ln^nuTty, Squadron. other Senators, Including CTAr Rubber girdle OOMPUETB «HJKmONi-W)T»’ aad PltJDBNW WBAB Martindale and Catherine Wana- these cool, "pock 'n travel" dresses that The only other Bomarc base In Kngla (D-CAlf), Stuart Syming­ gel; juniora. John Brainard, Rob­ Um nation la at Suffolk County ton (D-Mo) and Henry M. Jack- • \| Varsity SUITS, SPORT COATS, SLACKS ert Chaleckl. Patricia Crocker and never wrinkle, toke so beautifully to Air FOice Base on Long Island In son (D-Waah) urged the appro­ F u i ^ H I N G S Carol Mahr. ^ . |Iekr York. Other base a are priations group to provide the larg AlBO, eophomoree, Gary Menard, luscious summer colors! planned. ^ ^ er amount for the B70.^roject. S k e x , the only girdU in the worU that ^Shop Virginia Bay, Karen Crane, Judith The mlaelle. wWch cannot be The prime contractor ,for the Fardel, Barbara Galenaki and fired uAess Its pen roof Is opened, B70 weapons system Is North gim yw: Cathy Labrie; freshmen, David la first sent Aoft by liquid fuel American Aviation. Foster, Thomaa Haddad, Daniel propellant. It then seeks out Its Sen. Dennis Chave* (D-NM) has Formal Wear for Hire-AU Style* AvaUablc predicted that the aubcommltt^ 5 Wanner, Gall Cargo, Virginia prey under radio guidance from Couch, Barbara Doggart, Unda Left: the ground and powered by ram­ will add anoOier hAf billion dol Qronback. Lillian Hathaway and jet engines. Short wings stablllxe lara to the military money bill. SALE! A woshoble, permonently-pleoted 1 In addition to the Increase In .■ Notnia Hedman, the 7v4-ton missile. Clothing Drive Arnel jeriey iheoth with wide-owoy One Arman recalled the fire ' money for the B70 system, he In eluded In his predicted total In­ A clothing drive la being con­ Mckline, hem thot moy bt cut to ony amt flames shooting up 76 feet. ducted by the Auxiliary to Coven­ desired length! Silt* 7 to 15. "Then there was a black pAl of crease; , _ try American Legion Poat for the 1. 8294 millions fop production cool. . . cool CoNen Mnql ■ f .y ■ n moke. It blew the-roof off.” of Bomarc antlalrcrAt missiles “DISTINCTIVE MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR” benellt of the' Save the Children In a statement In Washington, eliminated when the House passed WEST HAKIFOBD Federation program. ContribuUona tha Air Force eAd there had been EAST HARTFORD may be left at the American Le­ no explosion. Just fire, and that a the bin. , - b c a n o h e sh ^ gion Hall on Wall St. or by calling 2. Part of the House Increases of ofily "m all amount of radioactive ma- 8250 million for quick expMslon Mrai Louia A. Steullet, auxiliary tailA was scattered In the Im­ preeldent, for pick-up aervlce. Famous Hunter of the military airlift and 8207 mil­ mediate shelter area but there Is lion for Army modernization. PTA Coinimtteee no significant heAth haxard or Chavez dlscoimted any Idea that Mr. and Mra. Jay Gorden, eo- RIghti oentaminarion problem." recent rocket rattling and tough reaidenta of the Coventry PTA of However,’Capt. John A. Looser, talk hy Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ Slie Robertaon and Center Schoola, Summer - cool pleoted Amel lersey Maintenance officer at the Bomarc chev and other Soviet spokesmen iETTBt n r—beontoo lYa have annodneed head* of the atand- iheoth with bended eoller, rfiort tiaae, aAd there had been a small had caused support for bigger de­ ochwRy awfclMf to ikopc* Ing committees for the coming fleevM, »elf belt! Shrimp, Mint, ShamloA explosion In the ■ missile. aehool year. SHORTS fense spending. not *'dipped”l Air Force officials sAd.therp was The Uat follows; Mr. and Mra. Belfl*, Blue! Size* 10-18, 12'/4-20'/k ao chance the fire coAd have sent WUliam Smith, programc Mra. the Bomarc oft on an aimless System feiiXi Clifford Safranek and Mra. Valen­ fUfht of potonriA nuclear deatroc- i . and you caU open a Cheek- C-^l tine Dyne*, hospitality; Mrs. John m i r tlon. The Amazon Is the world’a lx|Y; I Master aooount- with any amount A. Ohlund, library; Mra. Herbert It was New JerMy*! second In- cst river system, draining ons-mrd | remember E. Ro*e and Mr*. Albert L. Meyer*, . Adent Involving missile explosions. of the continent of South America. o f moM iy 3fOU diooee. Sounds like way* and means; Mrs. Joeeph P. It Is >.S60 miles In length and 1 Ton persons wore killed May 22, a pretty good aixangement, doesn’t Eaton and Mrs. Uoyd Brink, mem­ 1968, when eight Nike-Ajax anU- much as 50 miles wide In places. Two-way WiitBcMsR bership: Mrs. Dudley A. Brand, it? I t is . recreation and playground: Mrs. * are coArel wMi 22 t o ^ . t h is ... W. Bryce Honeywell, square danc­ 3.94 MbamerieeWsdlBl Here’s another point youll Hke: ing; Gorden. safetyr and Mrs. you pay only 10 cents per chet^ Theodore HieUila, publicity. values to $8.99 Cancer Films Set •vtry pair toilorad by Hunttr I,.. Because it’s miracle maUeJof used—and you pay. fhie as y o u uae The Young Mothers Club will w rvi RAOOID A HIAP OP you r d ied cs; y o u d o h 't hSiVe to h a y ' have a business meeting at 8 p.m. RISLEY pur§Aire4en* nibber. June 14 at the Nathan Hale C/m- A sizzling special S A L E of beautifully tailored Bermuda shorts a whole book in advance. munity Center. fUMMIR FASHION HITS T hen’a a 25 oeut montfaily aeriioe At 8:15 p.m. women of the com­ odd Jamoico Shorts, oil in wonderfully weoroble, wonderfully WOODWORKINfi munity are invited to see fllma 'on •> cancer. Dr. David M. Caldwell Jr., INCORPORATED charge on your CheckMaster ac­ washable fabrics, in topestry prints, paisleys, plaids, stripes, count...but a member of the Manchester Me­ (including lots of "'Marshmallow" stylesIT morial Hospital staff, wlll^attend hopsackings, with fly fronts, and genuine leather belts! Sizes 8 Lake St., Vernon Only SLEEX ik tnoldei to shape, not “dipped" the old* these few pennieB to speak and answer questions. Te^ MI 9-4824 new! fashioned way. EUminstes thin spots and wesk aroto • .. bring you a reg­ Meeting hostesses will be Mrs. •V James Breen, Mrs. Richard J. to 20. pyes SLEEX uniform texture. u la r M O N T H L Y Breen, Mrs. Richard W. Gronback TR 5-1166 minimum and Mrs. Joseph Pelletier. Only SLEEK gives you exclusite criss-cross eentrols’. . . etatementofsroor Oo-op Helpers plus tax holds you like no other ^dle' can. . . front, beck, oret CheckMaster aooonnt ao Volunteer mothers assisting ★ CUSTOM KITCHENS new! Mrs. Robert Kingsbury, ^eacher, hips. Only SLEEK has 22 exclusive hidden controllers to that you know right with, the North Coventry Coopera­ SHADOW PANILID NYLON fiiTO and flatten, yet remain invisible under the moqt where it stands, every^ tive Nursery and Kindergarten Yes, sunny Handbag hits for summer 1960 Include ★ COUNTER TOP SPECIALIST claaaee this-week are Mrs. Stephen fitted fashions. '■ , moTtf^. T h a t’e n o t tru e o f Pletek, Mrs. Warren SchwarU, ^ TRICOT OLIPS^ IN 3 V sizes and shapes galore in the new "Marshmallow- _ ' Only SLEEK has the origiad downy-soft, cool. . . cool accounts that send srou Mre. Richard Merrow, Mrs. ^ n - fok# leather, and in o host of fosclnoting straws ★ GENERAL WOOOWORKING ald Edmondson, and Mrs. Wil­ lathered with brilliont, exoticojly-colored flowers. n o w e lining! 11% mop absor^L Easiest to shp -on a statem ent only every t r b b h liam Borden. 'A PROPORTIONSD LCNOTHSI months. You wsnt C hec^sster’a Voluntwr mothers, RsslstlRS ★ BUILDING MATKlALS and off! Mre. Burton E. Moore, teacher, Only SLEEK has the matchless stretch strength « d slim, reqmred in your monthly ststemeUt^ and you’ll with the South Coventry Coopera­ h a v e it! tive Nursery and Kindergarten ming power that never washes, wears er "strrtches outl clas'ss for the week will be as If srou don’t have a CheckMaater U . follow#? Mra. WUUam ShM«r «»<• Only SLEEK has the luxurious lingerie look. . . cool,ice checkkig account nbw-^ghfe your^ Mre. Ronald Tedford, SPECIAL! white Aire-lon with a rich lace pattern. CheckMaster Town Evoqta new! eelf this time saving oonveniaioa! Tha Friendly Circle of the Firat P a y you r IriRs b y maR in th e com ­ Congregational Church will meet June 13 at the church veatry. and.. • SLEEK is machine washkUe, dries in ndnutej? checkiiq; fort of your own home>-let the The Women’s Auxiliary to the postman do your walking f a t y b d . North Coventry Volunteer Fire Department will hay* Its annual You can airange for your C h ^ - banquet tonight at the Clark lmogine,.oll these feotures combined PanHaStyk* PwMisSiylH p Mastcr in a matter of minutee at House In WUlimantic. . with on amazing low price! Fine nylon account! The auxiliary ■will have a busl oain .v m any of our offices. • ness meeting at 8 p.m. Friday at tricot slip with oil around shadow panel o a 89.W) the firehouse. RUf’4 TrwhMiS ideal under chiffons or sheers! And Manchester Evening Herald N you’ve no fit problem whatever your ventry correspondent, F. Pauline L ttlZ . telephone. PI 2-6281. size . . . proportioned lengths- fit you The ConneeKeuf Banic perfectly! Short, 32-30, Averoge, 32-44, Shier to Be Honored A N D T R U S T CO M PA N V Toll, 34-44. White, black and pink. •q 9 BROADLOOM RUGS Vienna — St. Anton-on-Arlberg. I AND Auatria, known as the “ world eapltol of ekllng." U going ^ < w t 30 serving 21 CanneeHeut Communis a monument to ita moat f« n ^ , aon, the late Hannea Sclmeld^ WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING r MEUKSKICIAllliwWm^^ • MneaKDEWLIBBWIgBnW: W • *1 who after World War 1 ■ X ' a down-hlll-skUng. technique and » MANCHESTER akilng-teachlng mbthod that naado the Uttle-known Scandlnarian paa- w: CARPET CENTER time Into a world sport He once “OONNBCIICnDm CX>MPLBTB CAEPBT 8PBC1ALTY SHOP" oonducted a aehool at North Con- j way, N. H. OPBN THPKSDAYB T P X 9 Tm. *• *.• •eywtv ,c#>" 311 AIAIH STRICT '• ■ \ . , r / !

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{Andover berry snow; Friday, aalmon (am lE B E V E N lN ^ ltA IJ ), MAMCHESTEB. COHN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 1960 peas, cheese sticks, bread and but­ lu Uii flhsrman Sisters. Ti>» yoving Diamonds Used ter, milk and apple pie. SchMl Columbia women are now Mrs. ‘Spring P a g e t ’ lunch hills h.v.fehave been sent home for rAOB SIX I bers adopted the $100,000 son Jr., Sherwood Nyman, and berg Columbia apd her sis,ter In Pencil Edging the Rev. Mr. Rask. Henry Jans­ Mrs. Horold Margolls of New L«n- At School Tomght|...« « I early this spring, and launched Its 9WMII ...... *va campaign at a Loyalty DlMer sen, chairman o f the church boards Of Safety Glass Is an ex-officio member end the **°Servlc# awards were presented Swimming clawes tor adults Bolton New Covenant Ghtu*ch April 2. Six teams solicited pledges New Operator A aprlng pageant wlU be pre­ be offered at aU levels, incladlng pastor is coordinator of the plan­ ad iM M iH by Mrs. Irving Tannenbaum. presi­ to be paid In a 6-year period. Dearborn. Mich.— A method o f Junior and senior 'llfb saving ning board. dent; to Mrs. Sol Koentgsberg. Mrs. sented at 7 tonight on the upper TIis largest single cmai^dbutlon using diamonds to' put a aatln classes, depending upon yje Inter-, Thoae who headed pledge teams Harry Koenlgsberg and Mm. Mor­ ■playground at the elementary amounted to $«,OOO^flrtlBext larg­ Joins RACES finish on the edges o f safety glaas, STOP AT THE SiOH Yoter Session Starts Rising in 1961 were Maurice Swenson, Ernest ris Goldstein, all of Columbia; Mrs. est shown. Anyone-Ipterested may est pledge wes-rtror 56>000, and WARDS devised at a car manufacturers school by students of all grades. Johnson Sr., Henry Ask, Hjalmar Philip Segal of Lebanon and to call l^rs. J. T. Hohmann Jr., Mrs. OF ECONOMY the rematodef' was pledged by In- O M John etiUiYan. radio officer for Dearborn glaas plant has been Rehearsals have been in progres^ r. Mrs. Albert Paskow of New Lon for a long while for the event t^ Slated Friday Construction of a new Covenant^ dlvldJjM'members and friends o f man Esau, Kennath Ogwm, W il­ « ! • krrri CSvll 'Defense unit, has adopted as an Improvement over Munson. 'The fee will be two, dol­ will be of brick construction In a S j J S S d ^ t the RACES don, formerly of Columbia. previously used abrasive belt and Congregational Church Is expect­ th^hurch. ^ few donations were liam Crawford, Robert Widham, For Fathom Only which the public is lars per person. modified colonial design with * ^ a tsu r CHvU Emergency Sery- In other school news, P T A L i­ ed to start early next spring as received from non-members Joseph Clark, Henry Janssen and "Operation Fathers’ Night will abrasive stone methods. Bulletin^ Boi^d ■nM Mgtatrara o< ro U rt^ ^ seating capaclay of 250. Am,edu­ among tnislnessmen In the com­ lee> added a new rsullo operator to brary chairman Mrs. Hewtard Pohl bcM •» «nroUm«nt »M«4on ui« the result of reaching a building George Poole. Thoee who con­ become a realty tonight at ther The new process, called pencil The Mothera'Club will , meet at cational unit wing w ^ -ln clu d e munity. ‘ Selr roeter at the regular com­ Horace W. Porter School wheh ah edging, requires hundreds of carats has announced that ^ll 8;15 tonight at the elementary Oonuminlty Hall Friday from 2 fund goal of 5100,000. Sunday School rooms-m the base­ tacted youth o f the church were Success of the fund campaign "This has been a genuine spir­ Gerald' Swenson, Fred Vene*ia, r ' munications drill most half of the fa t^ rs of the of fragmented diamonds. It fr«c j' hrary books should ment for 200 pupUs, a fellowship Sdwurd 6 CErdi Mill immediately; to aid closing of the school. . ., was announced jointly by Kenneth itual experience," said the pastor, Paul Norllng end the Rev. Mr. IniMliico t children In Richard Curia"^* the glass of roqgh edges that might i » one of th* ma^atory meeting room, smaU chapel M d Nelson, chairman of the finance praising the spirit of unity and Bd. Joined the CD communica­ grade will meet with him. They develop Into cracks, lets the glass library. . 4 ,,. Manchester Evening Herald •MMlons at which, additloM, del^ assembly room with stage which R clbIc School lunch menus for the re- committee; and the Rev. K. Ejnar cooperation In reaching the goal. It Is expectsd additional gifts All-tiine tions groupi$|/ as 05m am reserve “P* tave been especially Invited so operate easily In Its guide chan­ Andover correspondent, Mrs.-Pain tjtm, and Rask, pastor, at a special se^lce will al^o serve as a dining room. Committee orator. He wae aselgned m a that they may see the cla ssro ^ , nels, and improves the appearance malrfder of the week are as fol­ b. Pfanstlehl, telephone FDgrlm the caucus lists. Those who ^ Flans also call for construction of will be received In the form of lows; Tomorrow, Porcupine meat o f praise and thanksgiving Sum- Members o f the finance commit­ m ember. o f ' the Communications hear some of the acUvlllee sphn- and safety of eJtposed edges. -Ijaady voters may suhmlit a parsonage, development of a memorlale. , ballf,.wlth tomato sauce, spinach, 2-6856. oum U for a change from otw tee are Henry Ask, John OhUders, Team "C." sored In the room during 0»0 year, day. , 4 picnic - and recreation area and, Md learn of some of the^chnlques party to anotSier at The planning board met last Kenneth Ogren, Maurice Swenson, Xs a reeerve operator, tosalaco •MSU - ______To Graduate night to study floor plans. The eventually, a swimming pool. Robert Widham, ahd Kenneth Deceptive wlU participate In a communlca- and methods ?ho^h a 6-month waiting P « r i^ The buildings will be erected on Old Cures Often Cadet Wayne Clay ^of U mulred before, the complete planning bowd will meet again Nelson. "The building committee drill once every three months iiiinfifth grade^ a a e teacher.bcaciiw.* *nita has been Bl/ Graduate Hill Coventry, will be graduated a 13-acre tract on Hackmatack Ketchikah, Aieeka, hes some planned because so few fathers w e changeover can be effected. July 19, after which plana will be Includes Wendell Blther, HJalmac and wm also nerve dutmg the na- Mrs. Gerald David Jackson, the from united States Mimry St., east of the Keeney St. School. 600 miles closer to the Orient I able to attend the mwal pareht- Worse Than Voters who have not prevloutiy submitted to the congregation. Carlson, Miss Esther Granatrom, tionwldo operation alert each former Miss Deanne Frey^ ^ t t - Academy at West Point Wednes- INVESTMENT PROBLEMS 11 e c o n o m y " The property, at a cost of 5 continental | icglatered with a political party Architects for the church building Mrs. Gladys Hanson; Fred Hutt, than any portion, of teacher conferences ner. received her B.S. degree from has been paid for. United SUtes. Archery Trophy m iy do so at this session. Sever^ Gets Scholarship are Scudlerl and Mankey, 627 Main Miss Ellen Johnson, Ernest John **IUMrvo operators art called up­ Boston Unlvemlty J'*"* New Haven, Confl.— An extreme­ Upon ^aduatlon. Cadet Clay The congregation of 118 mem- Mm. MarcU Hall of Whitney Rd. ly rare medical volume with a S ^ lto n ’s unafflUated'voters took St. ______on only when a altuatlon arises She la the daughter "Of ^ )ty . s i^ will be commissioned a Robert HamUl. a seiUor at Man added another handsome trophy to Mm. John 8. G. Rottner of 483 E. text dating .back to 1420 mcent y ^jvantage of a special where eommunlcatlons must be her rapidly growing collection, lieutenant ..^^In the CoiT« tag session 10 days ago to r ^ te r Chester High School, has been maintained for long P«ri^» <>* Center St. She was married May acquired by the 'Yale Unlverrity when she took second place In me School of Medicine, Indicates that glneera In the United Statea A ^ V ^ OPTICAL a party. It is expected that awarded a scholarship from time. Such operators will func- 29 to Gerald D. Jackson of West and wUl report for duty to Fort Women’s 175 division of the Con­ In those days medical _ remedies more wdU do so Friday afternoon. Springfield CoUege In Springfield, «o n under the direction of regular necticut State Field Archery Tour­ Hartford. w n'isivoir Va.. on Aug. service. 65^ CENTER ST.—M l M-WI9 Dog Tax Renerwal Due Mrs. Jackson .will become an ele­ were often worse than the Uinew. operators. nament held at Naugatuck this The 15th Century treataaent for W hlli at West point, Cadet Clay n e x t t o O AVET’S All law-abiding dogs must ob­ Mass. ^ e RACES unit noW has a ros- mentary school teacher in Bloom­ past weekend. In the women a ac- "brokyn bonys" (broken Iwnes) served as secretary-treasurer of tain licenses or renew present The scholarship, for two thirds f« r of 10 operators which Includes tM tles of the tournament, a« a field In September. Shearson. Hammill 6 Co. I Contact Lens SpoeUdfst of the tuition, will help him to be- was; ‘"rake gre^i ircum, a daily a the Audio Club and waa manager ones during tKe two officers, five regular op ^- whole, she placed seventh. coihe a teacher of physlcri edima- aeed plant and' the top o f a root, of the varsity *>“ *^J** ^*“ 1;,,-, flUalittt fori Stock faeftong* PrescrlpUoiw Acooratoly * 5 ? * The Town Clerk/s oflBce will re­ st tors and three In reserve. The from 1910-1916, died TVesday after and two spoonfuls o f honey.. Give The aon of Mr. and Mrs. EUm Where the Prleeo Are BlgM tion. It is the second scholarship W A R D S 1 ■ e i3 Main Siroot. Monehoitor » Mheholl new toy mail if last year’s llcen^ MONTGOMERY W — Civil Defense Director W^ter A. Manchestor Evening Co­ a long lllneis. . this to the patient to drink five F. Clay. Cadet Clay Is a he received. The first was a 5100 London—Harry HarpM, 81. who and a stam p^, addi'eseed envel- Wheaton Jr., deputy director W il­ lumbia correspondent Mm. Donald times a day. But flmt make sure of Windham High SchoohJ^laSa of 0pe is Included with the request. one from the Verplanck School bur Fletcher, Auxiliary P^lce R. Tuttle, telephone Academy 54 years ago was namefi the nrsi the bone Is set evenly." 1956. i. Veterinary certificates are re- P T A . f~ ^ „ Chief Stewart Tibblts and Fire 8-M85. • aviation writer for any newspaper, oulred for aU spayed femalm who I^unlU Is the son of Mr. and Mrs Chief Richard K. DavU are quali­ died Monday. He was appointed have not been licensed previously. Robert HamUl, 11 Vine St. fied to act as operators of equip­ by Lord NortheUffe to the staff of Refugee Stamps Issued Other information required In­ ment that may be assigned to Deaths Last Night the London Dally Mall. Ankara—The Turkish Post Of cludes the owner’s name and rlcultural Center Fair Saturday at 1. 1.* Atlanta—Mrs. Medora ^ ^ H E R E 'S TH E dreas, name of the dog, sex, breed, the Rt. 80 Bite of the Center. Op- | Drills will continue to be nela Perkerson, author and member or flee has issued a set of two postage Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS stamps to mark World Refugee it's Reigal sjre and color markings. enlng.at H «.m. with a horseshow, Riverside the first and third Mondays Albuquerque, N. M.,—Ernest L. the Atlanta Journal staff Fees are 52.10 for a male or the fund-rtUslng event w ill con-1 theoughout the summer. During ly *^9 years, died Monday night af­ Year. They carry an uprooted o c ­ PRACTICAL. GIFT FOR DAD Blumenscheln. 87, internationally tree emblem and consist of the 90- M yed female, 55.36 for a female tlnue through the evening when the summer months many of the famous artist and associate and ter severa\ months' illness. and 526 for a kennel of not more an auction la scheduled at 7 p.m.. A RACES drills will be mobile radio kuros'blue and black (an "open- national academician of the N a­ Philadelphia—Miss Jessie Taft, wlndow-on-the-worW" design), and FOR than 10 doge. Cafeteria-style meals will be • exercises conducted throughout tional Academy, died Monday after 78. teacher, 'writer, and »oclal work­ The Town Clerii’a office Is open served from 6 to 7 p.m. at nominal I the 105-kurus yellow and black (a Columbia. a long Illness. _4 - - . ^ er died Tuesday. She held inany stylized representation of a ref­ Monday, Wednesday, Friday and prices. The biu-becued chicken Local Court Cambridge, Mass;— Albert H a m - Father’s Day, Sun., June 19th positions in eoclal work In New ugee shantytown). Both ■will re­ TOP BRANDS! • Saturday from .9 a.m. until noon meal, featuring a quarter chicken, leln 64, associate dean of engineer­ York State and Pennsylvania. She Eugene McGahee, 21, Wllllman- main In circulation through Decem­ and on Saturday afternoon from w ill Include potato chips, coleslaw, ing and applied physics at H ^ a r d authored and translated many tlc, who had his case continued at ber, 1961. t until 6 o’clock. rolls and coffee for ninety cents, the last session of the local Trial University, died Tuesday In his of­ books. Piano Recitals Held A half-dollar meal featuring hot Justice Court was fined 550 on a fice. An authority on the mechanics Plano students of Mrs. I dogs and beans will also be avail- j charge o f speeding. M ond^. by o ' structure, Haertleln for many Petersen have been holding their able. Trial Justice Elizabeth Dennis years had been active In national ftaal''study recitals of the season Baseball News Hutchins. Atty. Hutchins nolled a engineering circles. on the past two weekends. One Ken Coleman broke Into the Starts charge of evading resphnslbillty London—Sir Maurice Bonham more recital has been scheduled for limelight In the junior baseball pro­ for lack of evidence. Carter, lawyer. Liberal party poli­ tician and private secretary to ABC APPLIANCE and REPAIR Sunday at Mrs. Petersen’s home. gram last night when he banged John J. KUllnger, 24. Mill Hall, m o c a b o u t s I out two homeruns for Bolton Dairy Prime Minister Herbert Asquith - The students each played a piece Pa., forfeited a 524 bond when he from memory which was tape re­ I as they beat M and M Oil, 16-4. failed, to appear. 19 MAPLE ST, ★ Ml 9-8879 corded aiid played back to them Mike Kutsavage pitched four In­ T omorrow^ Darlene P. Breault, 24, ' nings, allowing only one run. He 1 New Many Wear Right and rugged for leisure wear, day later. ‘'Mrs. Petersen comments Flanders Rd.. Mystic, Dvas fined 56 S? nig“ Big tavortte. with overyone. mat the students are developing was relieved by Tom Crockett. An­ for disregarding a stop sign. poise and seem more aware of dy Hoar was catcher. Joseph B. Travis, 43 Warner St.. FALSE TEETH Hoover Sales and Service what they are doing rather than Ken Shapazlan, playing short­ Newport, R.I. fined 518 for operat­ With Mere Comfort their ■ audience as a result o f the stop for M and M, was the team’s ing without a license. WE ALSO HAVE FACTORY REBUILTS ■-'— 'aperecfffdhtgs.----- star -at bat, gamering two hits. Ststerbood Members Honored Hinds, Steve SELF-PROPELLED ROTARY G rtg Gaal, Steve ------1 CASUAL Bolton young people who have Twenty members of the S ^ t « - THAT CARRY 90-DAY GUARANTEE o^TdMted'*durlng The past two 1 Nichols and Kevin McDermoU hood of Agudath-Achim attei^ed a redtals^nclude; Elaine Peresluha, j shared the pitching chore for^ M donor dinner Monday nlte at Grand Janet Warren, Kristine Roser, Bil­ land M. Nonh Nichols and Ledge In Lebanon. T7ie group , was ly Valentine, Nancy Chamberlain, Maxwell were catchers. sntertrtned by a singing duo known SHOES Barbara Murphy, Gretel Cote, WITH POWEHIZED* STARTER George Murphy, John Sehastlao, Manchester Evening Herald B0I- iton rrespondent, Doris M. Donna Valentine, and Pamela Law. 0 0 Grange to Elect I D’ltalia, telepdione M ltrtiell 8-6846. Bolton Grange will elect officers at lU meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at Outpopulated Garden (^M arfe the Community HalL Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tedford, Miss Grace Rio de Janeiro—Latin America’s Tedford, Miss Mary Tedford and population Is increasing so fast | Mrs. Gladys Woodln will serve on that It recently passed the com- the refreshment committee. hlned populations of the United Nine«u io members 4^4of the w.u Bolton444,.—.. —sub I States and Canada. And, when the ordinate neighbored with Marlhor-1 West Indies are Included It will SALE ough last week when they saw. a 1 goon reach 206,000,000. . 10950 demonstration on making fiber The United SUtes and C ^ a d a PRICED flowers 1 have nearly 200,000,000. This Is 0>e ' U brary Additions first time since colonial days that Among 103 titles added to thel the balance of population In u e Shelves ,at the BoUon Ubrary In lw e s U m Hemisphere has tilted to-1 *5 D O W N the isst two months are the follow -1 ward the south, tag fiction; Borland, The Seventh i|c SplH-i«C 0 nd ftartingi A f«w Sizes 6 to 12. W lnU r; Budd, April Harvest; Cat- to. The*Devil at Four O’clock; Oor- turns of thf* handle, release dell. The Rape of the Fair Country; spring, engine starts I Coxe, Slack "nde; Horgan, The Dls- tant Trumpet; Levin, Eva; Lock- rldge, ’The Innocent House; Lon­ Giant 3-HP enelne wppIlM Km powor don, The Devil’s Gunhand. . . 4. |oit guide If! "Kaiy-adjotl" ait» Also MacKinnon, Summons from ting holghfi for any type lawn, qdlwt- Baghdad; Myrant, Land Beyond the Tempest; Neubauer, Blue W a­ able hani^e for any *li# operator. In­ ters; Read, Thrush Green; RelUy, let wtweii for, do*# V t" dd# trinh N ot Me, Inspector; Scott, Show- down'lhaU; Seifert, The New Doc­ tor; Shute, Trustee from the Tool­ room; Steen, .-Woman In the Back Seat; Stewart, My Brother Mich­ A. Block Glovo Meecostn ael; White, Once and Future King; Crepe Sole Wllk, Don’t Raise the Bridge, low­ DELUXE 19*' PUSH MODEL er the River; Williams, Sailcloth V B. Smoked Elk Moccasin Shroud; Wilson, Adams of the Crepe Sole—Brown^ Bounty. ^ Eoiy-to-maneuvei'... on Non-flcUon titles Include: Dic­ turns, In tight spots. Single c.\ Smoked Elk Gore Looter tionary of American Biography, I j Crepe Sole volt.; Johnson, 838 Ways to Amuse lever control for fost, slow, MOW a Child; Longgood, Poisons In Your 22" deluxe tiller with stop, lo-tone muffler for Rood: Motor, Auto Repair Manual; D. Block Gore Looter Vlnlng, Return to Japan; Young, push'button starter quiet operation. 3-HP <5 DOWN ONLY Hard Sole The Cat with Two Faces. e^ggs & Stratton engine. • Nbw powerlsed^.sletter 3’A hp.Bolo-tino».Self- 4 R E, Glove LeoHiof TAG Fair Plans Ad].hq!^le for easy storing. e Fingortlp spood controls Bolton Homemakers will par-1 propelled— you |u»t Flexible Shoes— Cushion Insole ttclpate In the Tolland Coimty Ag- guide.. Swivel action P. ItoKon Style Loafer takes oomen nimbly. r a u ISmUOMIH - / Hard Sole NATIONWIDI eUARANTIII G. . Flexible Perforeted Garden Mark self-propelled Moccosin Here’s the tops fo economy priced oykn Crepe Sole—Elk and Brown Hres. A rtre bulh wRh 100% DuPonI ny­ N. Penny Loafer 21-in. deluxe rotary lon cord for extra protection against Hard Sole -Black and Brown blowootf. Sure-Grip treed gWes you I. Suede Moccasin the troction you need when you need H! Crepe Sole— Green and Brown , Florhide i ' Alt ONIHON TUOlUU SUPS l U M - i m e u a t J. Buckle Style Loafer fioor Enamel Uat prii* lata fifM Utt pitta ilAoptlM Crepe Sole •ach hafara wHh aaih balara wHh 9 •ha troda^n ptM B «* trada-ln phis trada.la plat troda-la plat axclsa tax axtisa tax axtUa tax axdtatax OVER BOO PAIRS This is your luxury mower! Just guide-powerful 3 HP Briggs ond Stso tto n ^d e —DEH— H i6 ------IE« ------" IIJU .98 ?ms®u«6!l - f.aea— atao IT.M aojfo MJI engine does the worici Stops ond goes Eose-o-moticony-whw y w push h o n ^ — e S i t ^ I4 ii E A I — ^ t a il . CANVAS SHOES r, *3 — n o n — l&iO — tat—" ISaiMaaat la aiPtatA REG. $5.98. down, releose ogolnl Means no stolTing in tough spots, no ^ i n g - u p ground I4i6 i r i i lavat■ Ob I' 10 Styles to Choose From .^^WAINUT^^ taming comers. All controls at your fingertips, free leof mulcherf 19-lneh model,2 HP Briggs and Sfrotlon 4-cyde ongino...... NO CASH DOWN V.WM Iriide-lii lire m okes the dtoom |w yiiw "t -— OF cdli RSE REGAL HAS THEM - or floors or mil MouMimai HUSH PUPPIES PLAYBOYS steps!ir.on wood Service that never sleeps! Many of his customers have put tiieir cars,,to by Wolverine by Dunham Garden Mark 19-in. R iv e n id e ...wAwt «wN 8MMW tuNs beii...but his Esso sign stiU bums.There are chores to do m the quiet HOBOES LEISUALS or cement! NEtM Oee SAFITY NYtON by Douglas by Jarman 2.5 hp. deluxe rotary ■ hours...plans to make...after-dark motorists to serve! This Loafers end Cool ^ ^ ^ e d 9 Cuorenleed 20 monthst New Comfortable Oxforda $ 0 - 1 5 •raed deslgnl New protection. his own business, m en you get to know him, you know his ^ Quart 1 8 8 isgsdnsl Impesh phm mere jAJO-IBhMl . itssfeeAploaMBi bnriness is serving j) • •• 2N’.

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p a g e N IN E V M A N C ^ T E R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER^ CONN^ WEDNESDAY,^JUNE 8, 1960^ ■r r chaplain of Marldan ^ o o l f « OAR rooms. Awards wUl be pre­ church school. The Rev. TvittaM and w m ia n Patten. vHio M. HUl’s sermon Is entlUedJ Jsaus BojSr^U be guest speaker at toe InvMtlgatsd, aald tha y o u ^ ware sented to winners of the American­ snnual banquet of Holy N ^ e So­ HockvUle-Vemon ism ‘ essay and the , poppy p o s t« Needs ChUdren.” The chui^ch ^ 1 GERTinED TRMISIT MIXED OUNCRETE >-PAGE EIGHT wrong. A child Is consldArsd negli­ chasing a car oceuplad ly fUlA go on a summer schedule hegm- ciety of Sacred Heart Church, A Thought for Today whan Newberry’# car went out of contests. Delegate# to the Depart­ June 16 at 7 p.m. ^ gent when he. falls to act as child ment Convention will be elected. nlng June 9 when services will be mUltary doctPli», *»• dooUin* tt REMODEL control. Officers WlU be Inst^ed at tte of similar >ga-. capacity and « - Sponaotod l»y the BUMhaatw The aimual strawberry supper of held at 9 a.m. • ^anrljfBtpr our right to w «g« “pr*«Mptlvd perience. However, a » action Oonaell at Oharelwa They are echeduled to appear In Hospital Netea bsnquGt, to hdd ®-t tho-Rod Kni- Why waste jre«r fn» fer Industrial Unit Frils RockvlUa City Court June 37. First Congregational Churto of Discharged yastarday: Henry her Restaurant, Rt. 6, war.” ■ broiight against a minor alone for tim 'ane eapef We eap r ^ e t Events Sobedoled Vernon will be held Jupe 21 ■with Forand, Dobson Ave., Vernon; Father Keating la. also chaplm I. Ja A T*pori of a Houa* Apppopria- Injury or damage done ^^by him aapee from jNmr eoatl t o M i i u s You would have »»a apeak of The Ledlee Auxiliary, AOH, wUl servings at Sit'S and 6:30 p.m. The Valeria Abbey, Goose lane. Wtot of Cheshire Refonjmtonr and tto ROUTE 4, COLUMHAp—T I L A C D-94A3 tiona aubcommltta* on dofona* In- is often a hollow one, since the menu Includes ham and salad, aa Cheshire Academy! He la weU- minor may have no estate or funds Jesus, hut how can I hirp Oif obaarra Ita anniversary ’Thmatoy WlUlngton; Robert Henry, 15 w a l- . f cludaa th# following atatamenti to well as old-fashioned shortcake. loiown for his wit and ... ■"l8 ^ e ll 3tr«.« of hla own. Of course, a judgment greaiteat i^ng of the, world Into » OAPE • STOLE with a dinner at the Old Home- nut St. "In thd llnal analyala. to offad- staad Jnh, Somers. Members ■will Reservations, may be made with Reservations may be made with NO WAXIINO HME CHARGE iiAnch rendered against such minor may hollowed reed? Mrs. Norman Strong or Mrs. David Admitted yeetertoy: Mildred St. THUUi& F FftROUfON , ttvaly dater a would-ba aggraaaor, Th$ Vernon IndiiatrlAl lCommla-^ Berger •will appoint a aub-com- meat at the Moose Home at 8 p.in. Onge, 240 'Woodlawn Circle, East John Krikaclun by Sunday, s ^XL*TER R FERGUSON be collected when tHe minor has In every aspect of the day Jeaus MOKCT mittee to consider the canteen In Steele. Publl»tieri V a ahould maintain our armed Is Responsible for a Child’s Wrongs? reached majority and has achlevjrf Th# Degree of Pocahontas wUl Hartford; Joan Higgins, 242 Dart K 9 EXTRA CHARGE FOR SATURDAY DELIVERT /■ I was aiware of the Father. He be­ ■lon CVIC) famalns in a ’iU ta of itgUatlon at a later tote. Rockville .Methodist Church wUl Vemon aad-TaloottvUlo new# M Founded October 1. 1»1 a financial status, or If he or hla Etch meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Red Men’s Hill Rd;, Wapplng: Carlton Buck forcea In aurii a way and with "negligent act of a minor" but, In held Him In the clouds and hi the flux.after the third attempt at re- The Council took « o vote but In­ Hall when the committee on the observe Children’s Day Sunday at handled through Hie Herald a Pubtubed Eeery KT*nln« *5?®??! Parents are often confronted parents have adequate and proper mister, Long View St., Ellington, PuVd^Tnnd Ho^^ld.y. Entered at tfi. auch an undaratandlng Uiat, ahould many casee wherein a minor le shadow’ as well aa In the bright­ organlzaUon last night. dicated Ua wlUlngnes# to accept spring day project wlU report. 10;4S a.m. The entire service, with Rodkvfllo Bureau, 8 W. Mata Sfc, with the problem of damages re­ insurance to cover such respon­ the exception of the sermon, ■wlU Holy Name Banquet roelroei cmiooOffice M Mancheater------»ter Conn, aa It ever become , obvloua that any negligent, the AcU might be con- ness of the earth. He saw his Only three of tiie 10 members at­ Betger’a propotol. , . The American Legion Auxiliary The Rev. Robert G. Keating, teleptone TRemont 8-8186. Second Claae Mall Matter. sibility. Father’s face reflected In the quiet Frc« EstimatM be conducted by members of the attack upon ua ^ our alllea la Im­ sulting from the acta of their mi­ strued to be willful or mallcioue. Office^i for 1960-«1 were almt- win meet today at 7 :S0 pjn. at the This column Is written by the streams and often His eyes looked In Your Homd tended. . . ■ SUBSCRtPTlON RATES nor children. The legal answer to Thte would be a question of fact to Three more persoiu, who were ed at the annual meeting of Ver­ Payable In Advance „.s, minent, we can launch an attack be determined by a court or^ury In State Bar A“ o®**W®** Connec­ this question la often vague to Into the Holiness of idfe. Tel. MI 4-0951 ehosen by the .VIC members and non Fire Co. 8 at the firehouse In One Vear ...... before the aggreaaor haa hit either the final analysis. ticut to make you better Informed The night spoke to him with the Talcottvflie Monday'iUght. pix Monlht ...... 4 oil most parents,"While the moral as­ and more fully aware of our laws. ths selectman. tO"fiU out the com­ 824-828 MAIN ST.—MI 8-5161^" ■ Thr*^ Mohlht ...... ua or our alllea. Thla la an element In many instancy, where the In­ voice of the Father, and In soli­ The nominating commltta# s pect haa remained dominant. jury or damage la small, the par­ mission cpuld not, he offlciaUy ap­ will. In the end, be accepted by ■» . ' , the Lottie Flak Memorial thla sum­ canta, destruction of private prop­ both stdei. though that Is the one thing we mer because of the lateness of the erty and throwing objects at a and Lodge and the Preeldent tell date. That(*e\ng almost certain even­ Donald B a m r, chairman of the motor vehicle. He waa released t tually, the pity le that It cannot ourselves we would never do? Recreation Commlselon, advised under $2,000 bond. . Forand wa« chargod with broach happen now, before the Connecti­ Well, what la on# more night­ the City Council by letter Monday Rag. 7.7B1 Gday Rag. $ for 1.49 Round "handed", table that there la not sufficient time to of the peace and throwing objects S A W M IN ’S cut community experiences what mare? Are we not In some danger, at a motor vehicle. He waa re- ] & Lord wash'n wear Sturdy eotton W t, pieces get bids, appfoprlaUSna and equip­ k n it ItllE S can well be the worst Industrial anyway, of driftln|f Into a mood In $ 129 leased under $1,000 bond. , eontaed cotton twin. ment purchased and Installed for reinforced aeei*** . Both were treated at Rockville a«e. a iw a.eti .D»- strife In all lU history. which we think we might as well use thla summer. For tha$ reason, 3.39 sh irt....2.96 PuR cut fo r comfort. City Hospital for injuries received rww* «ol- -n c If It cannot happen now, that Is get it All over with? he said, th# commission would like lOT. 5-M L /M^ 4.39 panH...3.S6 4 to 16. to postpone plans for a permanent when their car stru ck '# uUUty because there Is In the air a dis­ One thing Is certain. Hie night­ Reg. $159.00. Day Strom’s style leader for pole, with Forand remaining atl position for a trial of strength, for 5piece» canteen and negotiate to continue mares will dominate, and rule, and I960 is their “medallion” design . . . inspnw the concession at the swimming tha hospital overnight. ■Vernon constables Georgs Mac-| an effort to leach the other fel­ decide, unless sanity recovers some by classic motif s; Here it is c r e ^ pool this summer low a lesson. positive advocates. tured metal, finished in SAID Ssa King 5hp meter Thle unpleasant willingness to fRiirht) Reg. $149.00. 42-inch round table saves ^ c e Daystromite woodgrain top i* 86 x 60 InehM try a showdown now la, unfortu­ JS open, wfth . bit 17-inch leaf to 421 “ ( 0 ^ 8 to 60 inches). All DayitromitetoiJ wHh S-peiirien gsenhift $6,000,000 A Year nately, strengthened by the pat­ tone banded Daystromite non-mar top, amart contou are laminated on top and underneath with tern of events leading to the pres­ A NEW GUIDEPOST The New Jersey legislature haa fitted wire back chairs. Coloramic bronze leg*. plastic io they’ll never warp! ent moment. The unions, here by. a just put that state Into Uie busi­ process of rejecting a contract ao- ness of subsidising Its railroads, to FOR INVESTING IN oeptqd by their fellows In other the tune of about $6,000,000 a year, company plants, and originally ao with the subsidy going to the roads $ae SOWN eepted, as well, by their own nego­ on the basis of th# number of pas­ DEFENSE STOCKS... MONTM.Y TMMS tiating leadership .have eomethlng Sovo $30117" portable TV sengers they carry snd^ths distance StM 3G-II. SALE! SIGNATURE 11-lb. lees than a normal background for they carry them. •M ■ mkUt tm •mphmtg weighs only 33 IbfTUHF-VHF Speeds from 1 Vi drastic strike action. But some­ R sllaeiy; l« l 2^60 ■ w^ltCTS?P^Sd?ctlSeon4^ The last-ditch question is whether given ^ e ' questionable honor and fMturing a 35 X 50-inch Daystromite top that .50 I TawAflfWhiA tilui rwfuyftb and dcvclopiucDt coDtrficte pHvttege of helping keep com-, 'inchM! T op s are resistant to heat, liquids and stmns. C „ such an outcome must come only of black with gray woodgrain tops; or bronze with briar after moriths of hs^shlp, vlolen^ muter's fares dowri snd. railroad passion,' hatred, and loss for ^vrir- liicoma up. This would have been grain top and plastic upholstries to match. body, or whether the sense And direct taxation of one segment of Choice of stock* Is when the majority of a company’s mood which tragedyA^lI eventual­ the state's population—plus, ■ of 1^) Sdtolura shifting from the SAUIRu.449 ly Induce can ije-realized tn some course, out-of-state transients— two groups research and development contracte to toe Mp/W saving degree nou", before the final for the benefit of another special nroflt margins of production. Earnings are likely to plostic ho$e challenges are down. segment, the commutera, snd one turn up andthls may lead to suhataritial eaptUd gaxru. SALE 3-piact whitt s I m I If there were ever a contest that industry, the railroads. ■ ¥omr c^lt9nl»$ rtommmndmd,,. The new subsidy is more equita­ t K to b S n » or blKk, with 30 x 40-il.ch woodgrain > should never be Held, this is it. Vrom eeora of aircraft, mIssUe.and electromes com- bathroom set, reg. 109.55 What both mariagement and unions ble, aa subsidies go. And New Jer­ /extend to 4« inches), or the compact 3-piecedrop- throughout the nation, Shearson Guaranteaa lOyrs. AAodem contour styl­ have in common, and what Connec­ sey, apparently, la more aatisfled l«rf group below in black. Dropleaf table* with ^11 SALE! Super house paint canital gains prospwts at this Easy to coil, store. ticut holds In common wltl^ them, with the management and opera­ lS gtW .n o bingos ia oniy 30 * ing. Roomy 5-ft. steel Save $5e72 a case! Delivers up to la mofe Important and binding than tion of its railroads than Connecti­ 30 X 51 inches when o^ned. ^ th groups have Day SALE! Refrigerator- tub, I S x lS 'la v a ­ gallons per minute. cut has reason to'^be. Connecticut tory, wash downtaleL that temporary swelling of contest Btronite non-mar tops. Regularly $89.95. Big %-ln. diameter. muscle which at this moment di­ is heading toward aome subsidy, ffraaxer combination 42 vides them. The situation calls, In much less generous, and to be ac­ •Me IS ee. II. (h a these last hours, for more than the companied, one hopes, by real as­ 4 le * One-golloR •PiMMrheUelOS KM. IS YfAIS 4-tol. tm%9, ordinary and normal processes of surances that the atate’s help is G-eel. CM c o m p ju g ' medlaUon, to whlc*. so far, both going to a reaponalble operation. 248?1 Super with bast Wanlum pigment and finest linseed sldes' Stfem to b c ^ i ^ S OR'y dead­ Lowest price 2-door in Words history— for less 2 ^ 6 pan attention. It calls for such a ShIearson, Hammill i Co. oil boss wH| give better protection at leu cost than one as Governor Riblcoff to Involve than other brands with comparable features. Has ■ $7.33 notional brands. Self-deaning brilliant white, his prestige and influence, as the GAS HEATING ' Htmbeis New Yerk Stoek Ezehsnge - Feunded 1908 3 sturdy shelves that adjust to any height, full- fade-resistant colors. Mildew-resistant. Easy pouring, “tip advocate of the real interests of P. STOLT2 n - Please said mg your new report on width crisper and separata storage doors. SAW RE6. 9Bc grip" handle, steel ■^'DlMNSK.STOCkB* management, unions and public, CAMP STOOL outer jacket, fiber-' CH 7-2651 918 □ lattachatotofstodulx^lessa and to try to preside over eleventh Hardwood trowe. $#*- glou insulatloii, lo­ AD 2-5946 MadcWiiGtr^ ^ give me your wcommentotlons. hour attempts at poaos befora He 7 dyMovotsoot. c a t e d ca p . FREE ESTIMATES pieces foidi. ee* haa to preside j/fve a i^s-tom Wf^UTl OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M. aonuBunlty. 824-828 MAIN ST. for the big K I '8-8318 Addrwl On« More Nlghtmtr* CKy/Ieea- I RADIO B A H E R IE Sl Telephesei TB Jteew. i ii^ M i iii 3 ^ As If the business of interna- f r e s h — ALL TYPES' ledneM— tlonal living weren’t frightening enough, along comes, nt this jmr- Potferton's 1.50 to match tht top*. tieular Juncture, n eudden epate 180 Center 8L—Cor. Church v •g' ("' . a PAGE ELEVEN WEDNESDAY, JUNE ’ lIAHCBEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCMS8TEB, CONN Veteran, the Iht)ceedi_^recely«d RANGE / ■ I ■ ■ ; 'x with the committee during a 80- from this sale.go toward aiding '.Ml HvmnMQ H ERA U , MAMCHBgTBK. OOiTO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE «, 1960 the dtot’R MN emA baM* i l Mm ■jnlnute closed door s • s s 1 on O p e n F o r u m and rehabilitating the veteran In Instead. yRstetday. That frtlowed hls pub­ toe homes and In the hospitals In t'UEL OIL lic appearanM to urge ^ n ate toe local area. By the success of PAGE T IH ready made provlaions for After Talk with Ike tAwyera, witaeaeee ttM Kishi Calls for 600,000 ' AsalstaBOe CBOhr” GASOLINE tary collection of union gathered at the Court U ratification of the'new treaty,. tols sale you, toe people of Mm - Conferees JFail ' Convalr said union security la But Fulhright said HerUr stiu To tti« Editor, chester, 'have helped to give the A b o u t T o w n pleu here yesterday te b P o l i c e A r r e s t the key Issue of to* strike. M i ' not set enUrely »t O twhalf of the Anderson-Shea Veterana in [this area the assist­ review the ease. / ,. _ . To ike ip TokyQ ance and cheer they greatly need. LOL No. 117, wUl hold Its final "We believe all of, ow peojQ# Koundup Pro-Duke torem^eeiA misgivings ahoiit the advisability ypW Poet and lU Auxiliary we To ^nd Strike should bo free to determine for Rocky Sap Nixon’s could be kept uiuler control k the of the trip how. wish to extend our many thank# Again our thanks. . BANTLY OIL Pair Film ing inpstthg of the season Friday at themselves whether or not they f iso p.m. at Orange Hidl. walls of th^liclomlro In whl^ he (OontfhMid from Pege One) Lus 11th the campaign th^ oek to all the people of Manchester Sincerely yours, t ,IMI' \^^ . INC wish to belong to a union. (Oeetmeefl from Fege Oee)^ ‘ wae kej>r at Mias ’W'eleenfeVd’a At A^ s Bases The lAM wants a 14 cant an th b ^ p .” and the lurrouhdhig COnuhhhltles Mrii. Olive Ray, ; M \ |N - im;i.l j Memibers of . th* Infant werA-hSule higher. There was al- bpen car suggested > y White Thr^elegates. vpLed to sand a for their parUcipatlon in our suc- Auxiliary Co-Chairman. Union Activity hour wags boost plus avement.'or practices of Excelsior ''testlmbny about the ewpfMtf Donald Maynard. ’ ■'of Prague Mothers Circle yem fits. The bompany baa offered l i House prese secretary James C. S-membbr. misslonr^to toe United Engagement eeseful "feiddy” poppy sale. TEL. Mltclicll 9-4595 m eet-at Cavey'a Restaurant to- San tHego, Oallf., June • (P>— Hopes ‘Pretty jtfe, and that it will continue as which she Is being put Ih^eep- States to •ppRSir to Americans to After payment of the coet of Post Ctoairman and (OMtiBMd tram rag* One) cento plus a S-cent-an-hour coet-of- an autonombu# operation Hagerty. Infomanta In toe Im­ Commander, morroiW at 7 p.m. for an annual NegotlatiOna were deadlocked to­ ll-vfaig Increase. Pay scales now ing toe dog at a commercial ken cancel toa.''Vfldt., the making of the poppy to the ROCKVILLE TR 5-8211 nel In West Redding. perial household said the palace are dinner. ' day In the crippling etrlke kgalnat ranS *rom »1.79 to $3.4(1 an hour X. In WaWlngtbh, 8*n. J. Wi AdsnM'SeiHiB will follow If the eameraa (Oonttnued from P»g« df New Tork-X , had had doubU aU along about us­ Fulbrwht (D-Arklvoteed k (OmtimiedJr^Psre li. RlccluU announowl today ttat the vital Atlas missile program as A union spokesman aald the "What's hls name?” a reportof Trinity to 1ST engagement of Miss Gall will also Join any negotiaUon placadm Use. strike was callrf In «nvalr facilities president,” Rockefeller replied. Commission to delay lU decision the leftwingers. They pointed out mlttee, of which FulbrightXo Mr. Adama Is lb* son of Mr. and to late last year. Both manageinent serious, a reporter asked:\ 'he^ames of those who will be that toe demonstrations are aimed chairman, said they fx* convinced Gov. Abraham Rlbicoff told ture cameras In the booths, mak­ County Coroner Louis ^ C. Z. Lindsay, chief negotiator are on strike. , He said be would refuse any ma­ *T>o you consider yourseirswy [o^d were announced last on the request of the New,Canaan Harry Adamb-of Lake Rd., and the UAW and lAM have stood Schaefer said today that the deato The company, meanwhile, laid mainly at Kishl’t regime and the Eisenhower will go to Tokyo June fiewamen- th a t it a'as his "hope ing a record for the company of for the International Association jor role tin the Republican con­ more a candidate for the R«|ml^ night. They include: Water Co. for a rate increase. fast on their positions. picketing activities. The TV, cam­ of Edward C. Pohl, 66, of 256 off hundreds of other workers m vention because he wanted no pos­ security pact and not at the Presi­ 19 unless the Japanese govern­ '^nna attended kanchester that both sideg will seriously try of Machinists, countered toat the walk-out crippled departoenU llcan presidential nomination thaa-, John B. Byrne, Hartford bank- The company la asking Increases High S b i^ l. Her fiance was gradu­ li;.*reconcile their differences and eras operate automatically anff are School St., April 30. from Injuries morale-'Of workers "la still high sible ' misunderstanding that he you did yesterday?” to bring in $50,000 more per year, dent personally. ment should ask a delay. recorded.on a closed circuit receiv­ sustained In an accident, was not Affected are rocket plants Mrs might be making himself available •r- Dr. Leonard Carmichael, sec­ the equivalent of 46 per cent of Sohyo, 314-million-member gen­ The White House said yester­ ated from ^lndham High School, c^me to an agreement. No \do- despite company’s action which in and bases at Cape Canaveral, Fla.,. Rockefeller: "No, I wasn t a CM- retary of toe Smithsonian Institu­ eral council of Japanese ’.Trade day "no change la contemplated” and ie emplo>^ by Dry Walls As­ er within the factory. ^ caused by the criminal act, omis­ effect removes many of their rights for toe vice presidential nomina­ dldate yesterday and I am not W last year’s revenuea. Domestic lence will be tolerated. . Bigley said Theodor® I. Koskorr, IVaiTen Air Force Base, Wyo.. tion' Glover Johnson, New York Unions, held an emergency conven­ in plans for toe 8*dsiy visit. sociates, .Manchester. • Rlbicoff said that SUte Police Obituary sion or ckrelessness of any other and privileges.” tion. The Governor said he had dsy»” and commercial bllla would go up tion today and voted unanimously TTie' wedding wW take place on would be sent to the aid of, lowl representing the union, made the person. , „ A 2-hour mediation session ended Vanderberg AFB, Calif.. done hia beat to clarify his posi­ As for the vice presldentlg^om- about 24 per cent and fire protec­ Secretary of State Christian A. complaint today. The charge was AFB, Neb. and Edwards AFB, tion on toe vice presidency but "ap­ ^ch tenberger. presiding bishop of against the Elsenhower visit. Herter gave the committee what June 25 at toe Chuixh of toe As­ police only if requested to do so by jTOTuPohl was Injured on April IB „„ p'j.ogress—r—and no new Ination, Rockefeller s ^ Elsen­ tion .rates would rise 138 per cent. Chairman Kaoru Ota told the con­ sumption. the coiUmunities involved. based'on section 31-105 of the Con- when his car struck the rearof a parently there are a few diehard# hower respected hto^ declaration the E|pi*c°P*l Church in the Unit* At a PUC hearing on toe reemest Fkilbright called a "persuasive Thoinaa Hlllery nectlcut General Statutes. *^ Hlgh officials In ‘Washington who don't believe me.” - •d 'm ates: Ralnsford Mowlem, vention’s 750 delegates, meeting in case” in support of a trip now, Tlie Governor declined to com Funeral service* were hald yes­ truck belonging to Charles Palaus- statement which a union of- that he would not take the vice yesterday, a telegram from New Omuta: : X Samuel de Champlain discov­ JtWlllMS ~ SnviSSMITHS ment when asked it he might in- Elarller, a striker at the plant kas, 160 Slater St., that was called "radical,” Conyalr dl- yesterday rulbd that striking ma­ "Do you think a Republican presidW of toe International Col­ Canaan First Selectman Charles despite leftwing demonstrations was arrested after he was found presidency, "anff never mentioned lege o f^ a s tlc Surgeons in Lon­ "Since it la evident that Elsen­ ered Lake Champlain In Vermont teiwene in the strike. terday morning in Thompsonville parked on the aide of Tolland vision of General Dynamic# stated: chinists cannot set up picket lines president will be elected in toe F. Kelley urged the agency to de­ hower’s visit to Japan la to help and riots in Japan. flashing a mirror into one of the inside Cape Canaveral. Earlier fall?” a reporter aaked. A it to m e.X don, EJng.K stuart T. Saunders, Herter discussed the situation In 1809, He said that neither side had and Hazardville for Thomas HI Tpke., near N. Main St. "All employes at Convairia three The jrbvemor said hia decision to fer its decision until engineering toe Kishi cabinet, we will . . . con- asked him.to step into the dispute. televlsjon cameras. . At the time of the accident, Pohl California operating divisions and both union smd local Air Force Rockefeller paused briefly, railroad president; Dr. Leslie R. and aofountlng survey of the com­ Hillery, 67, of 86 Main St., Hazard- Police said, however, that the commanders had agreed to let the smiled, and replied: “I’m always refu i^ h e No. 2 position was based Severinggaus, headmaster of Hav- The wildcat walkouts at the told police that his car struck a all off-site bases will be told to- ,Mimply on hls belief that he could pany Are made. Sikorsky plants were touched off ville, who died Sunday in Newing­ strike*'", was arrested because the stone that was on the road. How- day that ‘the company does not In- union picket only toe contractor optimistic.” erford School, ^ William J. None of the selectmen could ton Veterans Hospital after a mirror was also blinding motorists Involved—a plan which could have He added, that “the chances m be more uaeful as governor of New Wolv, author and professor at the bv’w ^ t the union called-manage­ and thus creating a traffic hazard. ever according to Schaefer, no tend that any employe who is on Tork "than in a standby position make It to the hearing, Kelley aald. ment snooping. The union long Illness. His seter, Mlsg Mary stone was found. the active payroll and will kept to a minimum any disruption pretty good, as things stand now, Episcopal Theologlcar*8chool. It will continue July 8. Hillery,* 231 Porter St., died May The arrested man was Michael of missile test launchings. that the Vice President will get in Washington." the company of picking up Choden, 37, Bridgeport, an electri­ The accident occurred at mid- euffer any economic lose because He said he was not even sure Kelley aaid the- water volume in It's Regal ...... -FOR TOP holding notes left by workers w d 29. * afternoon, and both Pohl and his of the union’s action. the nomination.” 137 Netc Ensign the south end of New Canaan la also of lifting the time cards of the Mr. Hlllery was bom in Man­ cal Installer at the plant. ' OIJIDB BEATS OLEWBERS The meeting with Eisenhower he would attend the GOP conven­ too feeble for proper fire protec­ Chodan stood opposite the main tion, but did hope to do so. New London. June 8 (M X ^ e FIR S T- IN workers involved in the note-writ- chester, July 6. 1892, son of the M^^clfeSe; Memoriia Convilr has"put ‘"^o effect for^li Katmandu, Nepal, June 8 (/P> was requested by Rockefeller. It tion. He said only one of the en­ late Thomas and Bridget Maloney gate of the plant with a 5-foot drew a horde of nswamen to the A reporter asked Rockefeller: Coast Guard Academy commia^ gineering recommendatlona made long mirror and used It to reflect _Another mountain conquered, "Would you like to use this HERB'S THE the struck plants have large Hillery. He had lived In Harard- “ ~ “d h.*s the British and Nepalese cllmb- ■White House at 7:46 a m. stoned a record number of enal .n a report by the New Blngland •h^klogs of government orders. ville most of hU life. He was a sunlight Into the camera. He was Rockefeller was gracious, ritook forum to announce your support (137) during Us 74th commence­ Insurance Rating Aasn. in charged with breach of the peace qre thought as they struggled of Vice President Nixon?” F A V O R F O R S l e the walkouU. the com- Navy vet«riaii of Word War I, past “ S . .»•««>■»«-■ “ tb the windy peak of Anna­ hands with every reporter as he ment exercises today at Jones has been compiled with and PRACTICAL. GIFT FOR DAD p a S RRid production was commander of -fanguay-Magill and was released under $100 bond. Pohl' reipalned in toe hospital, ap- employes left the executive mansion, but Rockefeller paused, then re­ Field Stadium. The largest prev­ IS paid for by the town. Pickets at the H;pmUton Stan­ parently well on the road to penalized for the actions purna 4. But there on top wae marked: "Well, 1 hadn’t planned American Legion Post, anl a com­ a dirty handkerchief. The hand­ gave them very little information ious class was 99 In 1946. ‘"A r& t^y t" St^Uord, gen­ municant of St. Becnard s Church, dard propeller plant were given covery, but suddenly took a turo I , leadership.” There were a few laughs. to.” He smiled again and dropped Principal speaker was Seci'etary GRADUATION large mirrors In order to combat for the worse on the morning of clauses canceled by Convalr In- kerchief belonged to one of the Extended Forecast eral manager Lee Hazardville. expedition’s Nepal»w guides, When Rockefeller left Eisen­ the subject. " . . ,, of the Treasury Robert B. Ander­ 200 production employes had en Survivors Include his wife, Mrs filming of strike violence at one April 30, and died. elude those providing for collection hower’s office, Ann# Wheaton, as- Eisenhowsr and Roc kefsller Windsor Lbeks, June 8 (4P)—The j Father’s Day, Sun., June 19th His death has-been officiallyunion dues by toe company, Mingma, who admitted he and spent an hour and a quarter over son. He stressed the ImporUnce tered the plant plus "a large num- Catherine D’Arcy Hillery; two of the gates. a companion had gone ahead to Boclat* press secretary, presented of "the immeasurable quantity,’’ U.S. W eather^ureau at Bradley ' ber of engineering and office em- sons, Donald J. HUlery of Haaard- During the three scuffles be­ listed as a traffic fatality in the I ^levance procedures and minion him to newsmen with the words: toe breakfast table In to* small Field laiued this>^ay forecast for ! GIFTS* tween police and;plckets the union Statewide count of highway dead. ] business inside toe plants. the top of the 24,000-foot moun­ dining room of toe White House. which he said "distinguishes th « ville, and Paul D. Hlllery of Wind­ tain In West Central Nepal. “I now Introduce toe governor exceptional man from his fellows. Connecticut.today? And a spokesman said that alt sor Locks; a brother, Paul A. operated sun mirrors, reflected the Lindsay said toe lAM has al­ "We cannot measure or make a Temperatures, Thuhrisy through North H a ^ 174 of the M8 hour- HUlery of Manchester; three sun's rays into the lenses of the TREMORS SHAKE CHIUS rule book for the ingredients In Monday, will average n e ^ the sea­ ly rated employes. on th« thira grandchildren, and several nieces cameras, thereby washing out Santiago, Chile, June 8 sonal normal. The' normal mean ] Two strong earth tremors shook ssprlt de corps.” he declared. "We shift went on the Job. and nephews. filming of the violence. cannot describe with any finality temperature in toe HartfiM'^*'^** 1 Those operating the mirrors, quake-devastated southern CliUe during this period la 68 degrees A machinists union spokesma^ The funeral was held at the today. The Interior ministry said the qualitlee making for dedicated ■aid the strikes would be more ef­ ^owne Funeral Home In Thomp- stayed on the outside of the picket leadership as against mere super- ranging from a high of 80 to a^ w lines in order to keep a steady re­ the tremors, grade 6 on the of 56. In New Haven, the rang ^ fective later In the day when more sonvllle, followed by a solemn high Richter scale, Jarred the cities of ▼lilon." . ^ wnplbyes receive word of the un­ Mass of requiem at St. Bernard's flection against the cameras. One A 6 P PROUDLY WnODUCIS Anderson was Intr^uced by Is 74 to 55 and in Bridgeport 75 fnlrror holder used the sun’s rays VaJdivla, Temubo, Oeomo and to 57. Continued, moderately cool OUR ion call for a walkout. Some of Church. Burial was In St. Ber­ Rio Negro and the surrounding Rear____ Adm. Stephen Evans. nard’s Cemetery, Hazardville. when a newspaper photographer Thursday and Friday followed by . them already were working when attempted to photograph one of area this morning. No casualties ANOTHER SENSATIONAL EXCLUSIVE I academy superinteridwt who also the call went out. were reported, the ministry said. extended a welcqnie and presented slowly rising temperatures Satur- " The unaffected plants are in Mrq. EUzabeUi R. Bonlno the scuffles. bachelor of s^nce degrees to the dav through Monday. Showers Sunday or Monday will TROPICALS Southington, Meriden and in Mid­ Mrs. Elizabeth Schwarz Bonlno, fraduates., ! PERMA-CREASE HANDSOME dletown. where the company has 65. wife of Peter Bonlno, of Gulf­ The oath of office was adminis­ toUl about »4 of an inch. Its Connecticut Aircraft Nuclear port. Fla. and formerly of Man­ tered hv Vice Adm. James A. Energy Laboratory (Canel). chester, died yesterday In St. Hlnmfieid. assistant commandant. ZSin DEMOCRATS ELECT THlSsNEWtST. MOST AMAZING The workers at these plants rat' Petersburg Hospital, Fla. He and Admiral Evana presented Fairfield, June 8 (A>) — Julius Ifled 2-year contracts last Decem­ Mrs. Bonlno was bom In Ger- the eomriilssioni. Tuccisrone and Mrs. M. Elizabeth D EV E& ^EN T IN MEN’S SLACKS BIRTHSTONE ber.Der. mThe e terms uiof thew*.e contracts | many, July 24, 184, and had lived DOWN THE DRAINS Peterson have been named 25th are the same the company has of- Manchester for 36 years before Motorist Sentenced Senatorial District members of To*t your care* a4iay! There it no kmgar any esed fered toe workers in toe seven I to Gulfport t)iT*eethree veftpflyears the Democratic State Central with garbage problems ;P Cheshire, June 8 ^—A motor­ to prta* jrour trouterW^axoo’s amaiing new prpceea, struck plants. 1 ago. STAINLESS (A Committee. The workers at the Manchester | ______Survivors include a son, Eric ist was-sentenced yesterday to 30 Democratic eUU convenUon 1 *Si-Fo-S«t", put* ■ prim«n«nt create in yodr troo- RINGS plant did not leave In volume im­ Rudaz of Manchester, three step­ days in jail for passing a stand­ delegates from to t district — »*r* *0 that they never their crisp »h«rpt»«*». mediately altopugh both toe union sons, John P. Bonlno, Peter Boni- ing school bus. which embracie# nine towns around Wrinkle them during the d*y,hang them up at night and toe company said toe strike no and Albeirt Bonlno, all of Man­ Alternate Trial Justice William Bridgeport — chose Tucclarone and presto, the like-new creask.*oon reappears. The was underway there. The work­ chester, stepdaughter, Mrs. Jose­ r > Shay levied the sentence on Joseph and Mri. Peterson at a meeting | durability and iabrie arc in no exchanged Ihraagh TABLEWARE Tupay, 46, South Meriden. Three ers went out for lunch and did not phine LaBounty of Holyoke, Mass.; AMERicAN-<^»taifdet»d last night. the me ol "Si-Ro-Set". EIiminatk.c^ly preseing return. five sisters, Mrs. Carl Reuther and witnesses testified Tupay narrowly Tucclarone Is town chairman In bills, alsrajrt look nest. Let "Perms^^ease" Tropi­ m l s ^ hitting some children. Pickets came to the plant from Mrs. Adolph Wellscopp, both of FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Stratford, Mrs. Peterson Is town cal* help you look your best! East Hartford. Manchester, Mrs. i,udwlg Glnkel of chairman In Monroe. They sue-; | The P&WA management an San Diego, Calif, and two sisters in ll*»Y |u jc h «iTTf«^ Exile A ppealed ceed Nicholas J. Phelan of Fair- Germany,'*and three brothers, Fritz i H t S g nounced todav it would keep the J» Stamford, June 8 UCi—Duke’s field and Mrs. Lyn Parser of East Hartford and Manchester Schwarz of Danielson, Jacob exile from New Canaan ha# been Westport. • plantsanus open.upcii. A.n. statementBuouci..*..* said: .Schwarz of Milford and another ends garbage problems "All incoming employes on all 1 brother In Germany. SENSATIONAL VALUEI EXQUISITl DKIONI appealed to the court of common ■hlfts In East Hartford who nor-1 The funeral will be held here 1 in just 4 easy steps pleas. Ashes Become *Gold^ mally park In the north parking 1 Saturday at a time to be announc- Cr$at«d eapeetoUv for you hy fint A»iRrt€o» orafts- Duke ts a 70-pound, 6-year-old lot or north parking annex should *<1, Burial will be in East Ceme 1. Turn on Up—ks«p BNdinm Bow of sold wsUs. entire German shephert, order^ ban­ men. Start now $o that you can eomploto tha ished and confined to a boarding Cleveland — Officials expect a iark In the south parking lot, or on 8. nip switch—dispossr It rsady fas ns*. $et during tht %ceek$ designated. A real big value! new method of disposing of fiy fhe airport ramp. Access to these Friends may call at toe Qulsh 8. Empty isrbsf* Into dlsposw-Uku til kinds kennel In an action May 26 by toe New Canaan Board of Selectmen. ash from Cleveland’s City-owned In s »*ttt 1 SewSyMT tb« parking areas is n^ade from Main puneral Home, 225 Main St., Frl- of solid wait*. power plant to yield $10,000 a year CfSM k»S»t«l Wefct Bt., Silver Lane, Whitney Ave., or jgy from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m 4. Run for 16 sooondi a ^ shrsddinE atepa- CHECK THESE FEATURES: HOLLOW HANDLE KNIVES Poun^enly In A .'woman real estate agent who oUJed on Duke’s owner, Miss in' revenue to the City. The City Brewer St." uuurea self'cleaning action. flneat tablewrarel SOLID, STAINLESS, never peels er vKear* effi had been paying about $30,000 a Meanwhile, a State Labor De­ FRENOH S’TRIKES SPREAD friiMla Welsenfeld. was attacked DnUXE, DEEP MIRROR FINISH never needi pelithln0l by to# dog and jmffered injuries year to have toe fly ash hauled partment official announced that Parts, June 8 I® — A wave tin H MiT In • EMttiil EwmUriRsa 11 IN nclti*,t ms »a»rte«-ItiN*fE MlMiirl to a dump, giving it aWay. The the negotiation talks were to con­ of labor unrest gathered mo­ f . along the left aide of her body. ash now la being used ,aa a binding j tinue. Scheduled today were ses­ mentum In France today as i A petition, signed by 360 per­ sions with UAW officials from the sons, urged that Duke be de­ agent in concrete and other ma­ thousands of chemical workers INSTALLED BY YOUR MASTER PLUMBER terials. North Haven plant and UAC nego- Joined In the oampslgn of strikea stroyed. But the selectmen spared tlators, along with representatives I of 24-houra or leea for higher of toe state board of mediation and FOR $45X)0 PLUS INSTALLATION wages. The strike wave.^U In kM»y i*tk«isf»-««s is arbitration and state and federal scheduled to reach Into almost kadS tMSM—rtsMf wtiridM mediators. ^ ^ * Talks are also scheduled on o\'ory segment of French Indus­ Hamilton Standard Thursday and trial life In the next few dn(ys DISTRIBUTED BY« on Sikorsky on Friday. Sessions and to affect soip* three million DAD? dealing with the P&WA East workers. Transport workers MANCHESTER PIPE and SUPPLY, Ine. HarttorS and Manchester plants already have begun a series of A short-term stoppages, rotating 248 MAIN ST. Ml/8-4588 !• G R A D ? Regal did not produce any results Mon- among various elements of the day. _ Exclusive State Labor Commissioner Rena- transportation system. Stop • • Messing With Pressing! Walk in water up to your knees and not lose your crease when, you’re wear­ ing P.T.'sl oretco (hher Good Buys In Our Pants Department ‘S-peBDSHAVBO. WITH NOTARY. B LA D IB WASH-N-WEAR SLACKS] »2 4 “ c •GAiARMNES •SHARKSKINS Jet Gray and Whits with HsndtocM •TROPICALS Travelinf Cass 2 FOR U S Give-’Hie gift thcit has such speciol maaning to tha individual — his • UNCNS • GASARMNiS or her own birthstone iri a ring of WhMhMhiTi• Did or8 Grid. . . or JuR hto8 bWMwoofib • CORDS ♦oste and beauty. Michaels has d lug up w en... hell be one mWity pleewd ^ • SHARKSKINS hend him ■ hmdsome Speedihww. Thet meww iiww 1^ • SPRING FLANNCL tremandous selection of fine birth- Ings dl smooth, wmfortable ilwvliis... w«h no more stone rings. pull, cuts or IrritMid thin. YouTp fM nf Wm ths worM’s |«,|Mt4Sllir«A $ the beet (end you'll he dseerm the beet). - ^ 2 FOR Prteai INCLUDE Fadarol fe*. Ask your dtaler to 8how you Norelco’s famout Rotary Bladas! EASY FAYMINTS INVITBD •Synthatle qamiton**-; ^ Other shivers uss elippinu sctlon. Bsck end f o r t h / ^ S w Often pinch. Irritete. But ntery bisdesfo «««> and round Free - SIlVEASAflTHfl whisksr combs. SnvHHHWtW A n K t w ^ w A ^ ^ JEWetCRS Pity to clean with Its eaelurive *TIIp.Top^ shavini hsad. Alterations ^ see MAIM ST., MANCHBTIR THE KNOWN NAMI,' I m i f .th bk n o w n quauty SINCE i?oq NOfiTH AMERICAN (MIII.IRS COMRANY inn t •■■ ' F«k H w h Pwiien P«ikliig--Jiiit • SiBP Aweyl

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$1,000 of toll wUl be reserved for a Firem en Put Out fund to pay fo.' a sound shell In the lospital Wotes T o m ^ M < ^ 8 3,000 Attend high school auditorium. Automobile BliuEe Charlotte R. Gray to Buy ■ Next year, another outdoor yislUag hours: Adulta 9 to 8 festival will bo held, to raise toe Presents Firemen from Town Hose Co. J km. Maternity * to 4 and 9:80 to, Outd^prFest rest of the money, he said. were called out Shortly after 6 p.m. i I p jo . OhOdren’a Ward X to 7. Properties irParkmg Directing toe show were Vater, STUDENTS'RECITAL G. Albert i>fcarson, Robert Johns yesterday to extinguish a fire in Atout *;6b0 panMtu «tte|i4ed toe cair on F. Center St., belonging to ADMITTED YESTERDAY: and Douis Beaulac. After Latest Fire Towh Directors last night moved Outdoor MueloJreeOv^tf^-Ikt Memo- The best crowd pleasers were Max Ryan, of 53 S. Hawthorne St. VOICE — PIANO Harry” McCormick, 130 Pine St.; toward acquiring property off ParkingXimit The flames were confined to oil The home, built off Center Rd., Kenneth Skinner, Windsor Locks; Main St. for offstreet parking. rlia FteM leet rtfJrtT They-Jieanl "America Our Heritage,’; sung by Quaatlohing of arson auapectaP Richaril Symington,. 9 N. Park St., the choirs, a' bolero played by the and wires around toe motor. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH ' was entered through an imlocked They authorized Cleneral Mana­ toe maMed tp e m from Uancliea- Damag;e was considered slight. was Intenalfled today after a 2-car Rockville i Mrs. Jennette Glrardln, AppeakStudied massed orchestras, and toe Snow JUNE 10, 7:45 PA4. garage and workshop on Longview window Friday night, according to ger Richard Martin 'and toe town ter Tnfeh gchor. POLO SHIRTS SUtutea Umit a uUUty’s return on for approval after town planning months, and 'said he felt It was mated rate base already, and more engineer Edward Rybezyk said "better that everyone have an 8. Received a 20-signature peti­ chopping Is expected. Investment to 6 per cent. PRACTICAL GIFT FOR DAD The calcuhitlona are so far on that the btorm drains Wood must overall picture of everything In tion from Leroy Aspinwall, 44 Choose from broadcloths and knits Cuts In the rate base (the sum Install at his own expense would volved’’ than to take up the mat- VVoodbrldge St., callljig for relief in both button and collar stylM*, paper, but Indicate a probable drop of operating expenses and the value in the proposed overall rate struc help serve an overall land drainage I ters a few at a time. from flooding conditions caused by also the popular .boat neck style. of the company plant) were dis­ area beyond the Wood Farm boun­ 1 ‘Twenty-six Items dealt with set­ a storm drain abutting White Marlow’s has all the colors, styles ture. Low, Low Prices cussed today as toe PUC resumed ■ Ck>mp«ny President William daries. ting dates for public hearings on Brook. Aspinwall noted that a Father’s Day, Sun., June 19th and slies for every Dad. Its hearing on the water company’s Foulds said toe company has al­ The pipes would be larger than water'and sewer proposals and it new drain was one. of thobe offered M application for rata relief. toe size needed for Ally .the Wood ap^arM General Manager Richard In tile referendum iMt month, hut From The company is seeking roughly ready committed itself to the #■- JUNE PARADE tent of about $141,000 for Im­ land. Any future developer to the Martin will spread toe hearings out added the signers *'felt sure It 1.39 $40,000 additional annual revenue south would also be required to over toe next three or four meiet- would not be accepted by the * WARDS to allow completion of a new well provements so far. Another $150,- Ings. Hutchinson called for more MONTGOMERY WARD 000 will be needed, he aaid. The put in larger'pipes, Rybezyk said, voters.” It wasn’t. W OF V A L U E S - water system to replace the pres­ to complement the overall drain­ Information on all the Items. 9. Heard support from Sher­ ent reservoir arrangement. company’s estimate before the hearings began waa for about age plan. In other matters, toe Board: wood Robb for a proposal to put a Cute In Older He added this plan would split 1. Approved additional Glas water main In Wyllys St. Repreoentatives of Green Manor $225,000. * 10. Heard Winston Hudson, $4 SUE9 IN COOL, COOL Oppoaltlcm to toe rate increase costs more equitably among devel­ tonbury water connections advo' Constructlwi Oo. Inc. and PUC ac­ opers than one discussed two cated by Atty. Gharle# Crockett Erie St., tell that water pressure Is counting and legal aui>ervisorB be­ has been lodged by both Green Manor and toe Eighth District weeks ago under which Wood 2. Settled for $6,256 a claim low on Keeney St. gan cross examination of water would have had to drain most of PAJAMAS company officials today, deter- Board of Directors. brought against toe town by DOUBLE OREEN STAMPS the area alone. Mario F. 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PAGE FinilE S, .. . / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JtJNE 8, 1960 , I , ' " "• '' " help maneuver the hOiMOurl Rena- dwOlUng on the Old Oolchester Rd. Rublnow, Town Democratic Chalr- tor Into poeltl«m. at toe proper Anyone garirinf to have A ehlld Bachelor Party | ihan Steve Cavqgnaro, Police Chief Squeeze Move r u g a n d BafnBB, Bristol, and Sylvio PreU Hehron bapUxed is oaked to contact tha to Ririiard Dlbuono. tim e.' n < f H O U S i O f FA SH IO N Replacing Harry H. Klrkham, end Elk James Reardon, Elmore of Windsor Lock* (Arthur Wat­ minister or Deacon Edward A. Held for Tpoikiel (Pete) Anderson toe exalted ruler Stevenson’s backers In Congress son, Wethersfield and William H. Smith. resigned, on the Republican Re­ are Inclined to count Symington cruit For 60 commlttoe. ia Rob­ of Manchester Lodge of Elks, and May Cut Field UPHOLSTERY Edwin Ht May Elected to Head Mortenaen, Hartford). The regular meeting of the out of toe running. Their view .is SAlESStRVIC! Cowveiitleiiel Town Adopts ert Cafaxzo of Jones St., as an­ several close friends. Other speak­ that If there Is a voUng deadlock, Second—Robert L. -Kenney Jr., fY E G LA SS Women’s Fellowship will -be held Manchester's^ b a e h e 1 o f town ers Included his father;'Stanislaw tonight at 8 o’clock. All members nounced by Republican Town clerk, Ed Tomklel—who won’t be the deleg9.tes will turn again to Somers, and Bldna Sharpe, Pom- On* hundred and. sixty-eight J. Tomklel, and hla future father- For Democrats Stevenson. But they concede' that CLEANING HEARING are urged to attMid. Chairman Stanley K. Nygren. State GOP for Two More Years fret, (Joseph Gbidberg, Norwich, children in St. James’ Parish and 571/2 MiU Tax Jn 12 days—had a night out with in-law, Maurice Waddell. the odds are strongly against any .V and Alice Lyhch, Westbrook). 16 adults will be confirmed Sun­ tiny Beauty Aidf It Is also announced that the Mrs. F. Elton P6st, tax col­ ______- the boys last night. His; brother, Anthony, of Wind­ (Conttnued from Page One) such result. • ’Third—Walter Deptula, Meri­ day in the church at 8:30 pm. by AIDS men, women and children of the lector, warns tax dellnquenU that sor, presented to Tomklel a gift TEL Ml 9-1752 ..rwiBxVU, after processing, is About 160 Hebron p ^ l e at­ liens are being filed this month on More than 200 attended a stag Stevenson, who has said he Isn’t . ^ , > / « WAnwulaBt orobftU dlBtricU In thef Greenwich: Rlcherd O’Brien, Mld- den, and Mrs. Ina Vestal, Wood- the Most Rev; Henry J. O'Brien, church are Invited to Gilead Fri­ partyrtn Tomkell’e honor at Piano’s certificate that entitles him to pick or to* other aa the eventual noml- Hert/drd. June i (/P) Edwin H. ^ i P ^ . tremendoualv dletown: Howard Brown, Norwich; bridge, (State Rep. J. McCullough [r 'used In tooth(>aBte, paint. Uno­ OONTAOT LENS SPEC l^ST tended the annual budget meeting day evening at 7 :30, to hear • nils- property on which taxes have not seeking toe nomination and state, and they vary tremendously archbishop of Hartford Restaurant in Bolton. up his Traveler* Cheques at a Man­ doesn’t expect to get It, is report­ May, a leader In picking up the John Reitemeyer, of Barkhamsted; Turner, Bethany, and James B. Of the children to be conf^m ^, leum and rouge, as well as la the Monday evening at ^ e elementary alonary speaker, Miss Florence been paid. M I3 J 7 4 7 In the amount of business they Bchool auditorium' and adoiyted Roast beef was the piece de re­ chester Bank for his honeymoon. The Symington camp, which has edly preparing a statement to piece* of Connecticut’* Republican John Byrne, Windham, and Henry Valentt New Haven). 89 are boys, 79 are girls. P»€^ra- building induct^. Malcolm, froiq C^lseaso, West A f­ Visit CaixrUand provide. the Finance Board’s recommended sistance, but Tomklel wee toe chief Toastmaster was Atty. David D. directed lU major efforU toward clarify his position somewhat In A plank calling for more eqpilt- Beers of Glastonbury. Fourth—Edwin F. Blair, Fair- tl(Hi for the reception o ( Che sacra­ OPTICAL^TYLE BAR rica. She will speak and show films The Gilead Congregational Wom^ collecting as much second choice organliatlon after the party e Delegates-at-large; budget'bf 9866,606. en’s Fellowship went on. a trip to tso-get for some friendly lampoon­ Berdon of East Hartford. The co- toe next few days. Bound whipping two year* ago, ha* able dlstrlbutlMV of education as­ field, and Dorothy Pattoe, Nor­ ment has been m ada^ classes at at the OUead Church. chairmen of toe affair were two of support a# possible, contended that Meade Alcorn, Suffleld; Edwin M l S-1191 b the budget, 990,006 1* allocat­ the Capriland Herb Gardens in ing from his inany friends in town It could come as a reply to Sen. been elected state COP chairman sistance to the, state’ s cities and walk,. (Newman M. .Marsilius, S t James’ SchopU’ M th for those J69 MAIN STREET A church supper la being plan­ Tomkiel’s ushers, Bruce Noble and the Mllisouri Senator will be toe Garne/s H. May Jb., Hartford; Mrs. Arthur ed for general government; 9128.- ned for June 26, North Coventry ^ a y . government, pioHtical life, and the man most easily available If the Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Mlnn), for another two years. towns was also adopted. Again, TrumbuU, and Mayor John Shos- who attend thh' school. and for Ut 906 for education; and 9186,204 Elks. He Is treasurer of Manches­ John Cagianello. 8 GRISWOLD ST. Ransohoff, Stamford: Anna-Mae those who ,,CMeive instriiction on Local Events two leaders bump Into a staleihatte. who recently wired toe former Il­ The State Central Committee it wa* a case of a strong proposal Switaski, of New Britain; Sen. tak, Norwalk). M Hebron’a share of the R^onal ter Lodge of Elks. Tomklel and Miss Maureen Wad We Give S tfC Green Stamps Saturdays lUid Sundays. Two building permits havs been Manriieetor Evening Herald He­ They hope former President linois Governor asking when he unanimously elected him to hla being toned down. Prescott Bush, Ambassador (to pHfth—John ..Co* Jr., Middls- Ctotriot 6 budget. There were many speeches,. all dell of 89 CJopper Hill St. will' be flmt full term yesterday at the con­ issued by-zoning agent Karl H. bron correspondent Mies Soean B, Harry S. Truman, now-openly sup­ was going to "make a direct move A* Rrst proposed, the plank Spain) John Lodge,' John Alsop, bury, and Katherine Brown, Cole- A tax rate of f/1% mills wee Pendleton? telephone AOadetny brief. Tribute was paid to him by I married June 18 at the Church of for toe nomination.” clusion of the Republican state would have given a larger share of Avon; Marvin Palmer, Mlddle- brook, (James Plscltelll, Torring- FAIRWAY edofyted, as recommended by the lAnks of Gilead, for dwellings at the - Assumption. | porting Synfilngton, will be able to London Park, and a permit for a 8-8464. Chief Circuit Court Judge Jay E. convention. . state aid to the cities by pegging towm; Phil Paolella, Hamden; ton, and Mrs. Fannie Purrington, Main St„\ Manchester .for New Ef^Iofid Weothsf B o i^ of Finance. Thl* Is a 2% May was Congressman from the grants to an equalized grand list State Sen. Peter P. Marlani, Plymouth). Girl Scout Notes mCl increase over the preMnt First District until the Democrats formula. ’This plank was torn out Groton; Mrs. Arllne Ryan, Bran­ c o n rj r a U '' a t e rate, aild ia among the highest in rrabbed all six Connecticut seaU of the platform Monday night by ford. and Theodore Ryan of the state, althou^ Andover and In the House of Representatives in the resolutions committee, which PraUed Girl Scouts from Troop 20, under Sharon. ______*v- t e g r o d u Q f '! Marlborough have still higher SAVURDAY, ., the November 1958 election. He be­ feared a fight on the floor of the Alternate delegates-at-large: the ietulerahlp of Mrs. Ralph Wll- Historians say that Maryland rates. Payment o i town property came the party’s state chairman on convention that mighti- hurt John Mullen,, Stafford Springs; lers and Miss Priscilla Hill, left by taxes In two Installments, was U H H L 7 an interim, basis when Clarence F. received its nickname of "Old chances of the w'hole platform. State Rep. A. Searle Pinney, car last Friday for CSieahire, Mass. approved, the ftrst payment Jply Baldwin resigned a month after the Line State” because ’its regular After camping Friday night In OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 However, the modified version Brookfield; Dr. Albert C. Jacobs, "trodps of the line” won special i, and 'the second Jan. 1, 1961. election. ' was put back in the platform be­ Hartford; James E. Bent, West Cheshire, they followed the Appa­ Taxes of not more than 960, and Other officers, elected by the praise from Gen. George Wash­ fore It was read to the clelegateaf. Hartford; William A. G. Minot, lachian trail which ascends ML all motor vehicle taxes are to be state central committee were Anna ington for gallantry during the Greylock. They stayed at a camp­ It recommended ‘'gearirtg the Greenwich; David 8. Smith, Green­ taken car* of In one payment on Mae Switaski, NeSv BriUin. vice grants to need on as equitable a Revolutionary Wan , ing site on the Mt. Greylock Keser- chairman; Viola Amelung. Water- wich; Joseph Burns, West Hart­ July 1. Voters overwhelmingly basis as practicable.” \ ford; Mrs. Viola Amelung, Water- turned down the motion to adopt Greater Savings Than Ever hury, secretary, John Byrne, West One of the final actions as the 2^ bury: Mrs. Doris MltcheU, Bridge- Ihe State Building Code. Hartford, treasurer; and Douglas day meeting ended was the naming Thompson, West Hartford, assist­ p ^ : Howard Smith, Middletown: Fire Dlstrlot H eeU ag of delegates to the national Repub­ Cllttord E. Miller, Woodbridge, Hi* Amston Leke'Fir* I^trtot ant treasurer. lican convention and''presidential 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE Mav has been on the move con- and Richard Robertson, Darien. wW meet Saturday In the fire­ electors. house at 6 p.m., to elect one com- Btantiy. visiting party groups Chosen as electors - were Mrs. District delegates (alternates In MORRY’S MEH'S STOREI throughout the state to shape them parentheses).: miaeloner, a eecretary and a tax FREEPARKING * * FREE DELIVERY Mildred Allen,’ Hartford: Lewis collector, and to lay a tax for ^ Into a stronger whole,' since the Dibble, Naugatupk; George Bent, First — Btate Sen. Wallace 147 MAIN ST.— (Next to SUte Theater)—Tel. MI S-8891 The house paint especially made to withstand reins were put in his hands. the current year. That the party has taken on * New England’s weather and satisfy New Eng- The present fir* oommlaslonere new look was shown by the plat­ SPEGIAU FOR FRTHER’S DAY are Arthur P. Becard, Frederick lan4!s color preferences. Rowley and Charles 8. Barnes. form adopted by convention dele­ THURSDAT-FRlDAY-SATUltDl^T, JUNE 9-10-U OFEN gates yesterday. A number of K. J. Berglund Is secretary. THURSDAY. Church School Day planks departed considerably from ONE GROUP OF ONE GROUP OF MANCHESTCR LUMBER. INC. the conservatism that has been a SAVE ANY AMOUNT FRIDAY Church School day will be ob­ hallmark of Connecticut Republi­ FLANNEL NATIONALLY >85 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER served by the Gilead CongregaUon- TILL al Church on Sunday at the morn­ cans. OR ADVERTISED One recommended a whittling SAVE ANYTIME ing service at 11:16. Yo»mg people TROPICAL of the Church school will take part dowTi of the size of the State in the service, with the theme, House of Representatives to a "Along the Way with God.” Art or­ TAKE UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY! membership of 169 — one member We’re.ea aear ae the neareat CANVAS chestra In which friends and mem­ from 'each town In the state. mall box. Aek for Save-By- SLACKS bers will take part will be com- ’The representatlve-per-town-ra­ Mall Forms. p o ^ of Gwen. Ellis, Mary Ann tio \a now governed by population REG. $5.95 SHOES end John Foote, William Raymond, and the total In the House 1* 279 Douglas Braman, Jarries Motycka, Another 15 member* are expect R E G . H a s James Derby, John M. Bell and ed to swell this number at the Dr. J.' Good Brown, Interim pastor. next session .because .that many Bell Is choir master. towns have grown enough since gale Results the I960 census to rate a second $ ' Final Week! It Is announced that the local member apiece. CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND pair . PTA realized the sum of 980 as Another plank declared the par­ proceeds from the recent rummage ty to be In favor of spending <946 FREE $1 JO BELT sale, held at the Hebron elemen­ million for Increased assistance to tary school. Completes Course state programs. Most of this, 940 ONE GROUP OF LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE million, would be for greaUr afd Kurt Nygren, son of Mr. and S A V IM G S Mrs. Stanley K. Nygren, gradu­ to education. ated from Fork Union Military ’There was g plank that urged a n ({ IvOAN SPORT SHIRTS Academy. Va„ at the close of the a “Improvement c3t the probate court A s s f ) < ■ I .V r I () N course. His parents attended the system.” but this was a compro­ AT DRASn'ICALLT REDUCED PRICES graduation exetolses. Kurt Is home mise. A stronger plank was orig­ for the summer, and will enroll at inally suggested. The first version MAMeWRGTfG GLGERT riNAWtlAL IHtTITUTIGlT Norwich.; Vt„ Military Academy called for making the probate ^PREE ALTERATIONS next fall. courts part of the state court Takes Hummer Job system. There are now 128 Inde Horace W. Sellers, teacher of STRIKINfi MODERN 5-Pe. 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p a g e s e v e n t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1960 rti senior vice prasldehL s*kl soerstsry MANOTteSTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OpNN„ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8, 1960 of American Airlines. UConn 0 >n{ab Set ers Peter D. Serrs, presidsnt o< ■;. i " ^ P A Q I Rand Express Freight I4nes snd of announced be would ton In the N6« Adasss, leaden of tLs IhsiUgaat D A ILt For -H Ldaderg Dsmoerats are Mrs. Ftwrikta D. 4 toe New England Motor Rate vember election as a Liberal In the gaOPPCRS’ C A » TV -Radio Tonight Transport Aid Bureau, predlcteiUhcreased us# of Roosevelt, widow of the Presldeiit, aoth eongraaslonal district on Man- s p e c i a l trucks In. trans^retatlon and said: Nixon Tops Brown hattan’B weat aide. ' and 'nionuu K. Finletter, former T'miay man sitd wbmsn, most of Teller won the nomination of Air Force secretary. totm In thsir Usns, who'dlreet and Hartford, Jime 8 (JPt—Some "I think that all railroads are the Liberal party, which exlataonly The clash sums hack to t ^ ItM ARTHUR'S guide younger 4-H Club members merglng..,of airlines, greater-coop­ going to havje to begin working, in Now York State. Democratic State convenUen at LCNCHEONEWM eration between independent with trucklines . . . IndependMt Buffalo. There, Flnletur lost w Television in ^lub activities, havs been Irt; truckers tmd railroad*, and more truckline* . . . ju«t * » they long In California Test And, in Harlem, Rep, Adam Uea-toto Spwe diversification in type of-transport have interlined with other rail­ party nomination ,fof U.8. S:W: f t Theater (is tirosress) F vlted to a' 4-day conference ind Clayton Powell raised a threat to avst (la prosreM) U The muon Family road* to furnish through service to Desaplo's candidaU, EMst. Atty. 1:00 Hyttcry Thsatsr training aession at the Urtiveralty offered by railroads were some. Of su p p ^ a Republican candidate for -Sarljr. Show (la Drosrea*) 30 - 1" the solutions to America’s trans­ beyond their own line*.’’ , ^ president this year and a fusion Frank 8. Hogan. ' Twilight Theater (la prosreaa) 40 Itowatlaa Bye . I 40 of Connecticut, Jiily 8 to *. (Ooatliiued from Page Un*> committeeman- t v Hall Order , M 150 MiiUeaalrc The invitation came today from- portation problems proposed at a candidate for mayor of New York '10. » . m An 8-point program to "free ralP The pi:lm*ry ®gl»t» were 'local Hogan lost the election. Couat of Moatc Ciiite s ktaurlce L Hill. StaU 4-H conference at the Statler-Hilton next year if the Wagner admlnU- In Montana, Rep. Lee M et<^ Cartoon Playbousa - - 1* t:IO a Secret ' ... road* of discriminatory regula­ feller was running 14 to 16 per conterta;” Desapio said. f :M Wahther Nawa and georta S Trottias Kaoef from Tnnkers leader at the University. There here today. tion* and let them compete on an FATHER’S DAY tration does not make concessions warren cent. ,-But an insurgent leader, Fran- won in the 4-man contest toe ts S i—m 8-gN8 l)*5 Capt. David Orlef W XTate ^ - 10. » . are about 450. older club members to Powell’s Negro constituents. Democratic nomination to toe sen­ 10:00 Wed.-Nlfht UghU / Three leaders in the air, truck, equal basis with other form* of But Thomas P. Pike of Loa Aa>-‘ da W. H. Adams, called on Desapio Gadabout Gaddtr who have taken on legdershift re­ and railroad industries discussed transportation" was spelled out^b^ The newly formed political team ate, The incumbent, Sen. James ' "FLAVOR e< the MONTR” ^rta>' Nawa a Waather Circle 'nieatfr I. geles, who headed Nixon’s cam­ to resign as oommitieenian, An­ S :« Dous Kdwarda -- Wanted—Dead or Alive sponsibilities in clujrt around toe the country’s transportation prob­ David I. Mackle, chairman of toe paign commiltee, declared, "Once other leader, fortiier Sen. Herbert of Powell and Manhattan Borough E. Murray. 84, is retiring. ORANOE-PINEAPPUt .John Daly Thla Is Your I^ t 10, S3, State. These m ^b ers also play lems at the Southerri.New England Eastern Railroad P r e s l^ to Con- | President Hulan E. Jack, both Ne­ With 747 of l.OjO precincts re­ Huntley-Brinkleyy-Bt 10. so Trackdown again Richard M. Nixon has dem­ H. Lehman, aaid he hoped Desapio People Are rUnny 10. leading roles in supervUlng 4-H Transportation Gohferpnee spon­ forence. ^ would resign and avoid future bat" groes, turned back a challenge to porting, Metoalf had 3L058 vCWS; ’'chunks ef tasfar eianga add'' •-M Bai^ Barents onstrated his popularity with the Blaeapple bieaded Into dsil- ''T'.OU Bhotmin Blade Star Spotlight K camps and fairs in their counties. sored by the Trans lortaition Asso­ bn? ot to* chief iToinU, he ssUd; rank and file voters of California. ties. organisation control in Harlem. former Gov. John BCnner had 23,- After Olhner UoTta Not Tor Hire Among the speakers .will be Dor­ ciation of America in cooperation The Lehman Insurgent group was 107; Rep. Leroy Anderson 18,048; ^cloosly ameoth vanilla. HoyIs at gevea 11:00 Barrv Barents is toe necessity for government to ' "We interpret toe siae of the tin the key flgdit, WUlira Fitta Newt and weatbtr Weather. Sports k News othy Emerson, assistant State 4-H with' 34 Connecticut organization* give rallpoacis toe right to diver­ Ryan of the insurgents defeated not Involved. Powell said the vic­ and John W. Mahan 17A45. What a treat! Ort aedM at Huntley-Brinkley Teature 40 leader in Maryland; Mylo Downey, and institutions. ‘ McLain delegation vote as a pro­ tory was the basis of his demands Former Rep. Orvln B. FJars won TiU West Maas. BishllShU Bis Newt sify, .and offer "one-packag^ test against toe Stevenson-Ken- Rep. LudWig Teller in his bid for your neareat Royal • loe. 11;1B Jack Paar 10 , federal extension service, Wash­ B. Se. Degree Conference Chairman William P. trhnsportittion to shippers. renomination. Teller; however, will for concessions. the 6-man contest for the Republi­ John Di^ and tha Newe nedy-Johnson-Syralngton slate and Cream ■dealer's eUrOi .er at^ T;80 Ws*on Train 10, as. World's Best Movies ington; Don Makuen, director of Miss Marcia Miller, daughter of OwjTin, president of the United About 325 transportation and run in November as a candidate Powell long.has charged that can nomination. the plant In .pIJita and gM- Cbanectlrut Reports Starlirtt MotIs student actlvitlea, Springfield Col­ Mr. and Mr*. Jacob F. Miller, 103 Aircraft Corp., said: I. beileyc a sure harbinger o f'a Dick Nixoil the Wagner city administration In IdahOj Rep. Oracle PfOst Won Be Our Guest 11:30 Jack Faar shipper representatives are attend­ victory in Califortila in Novem­ of toe Liberal party. .loos. [» r.S. Marshal . _ - 13:00 Almanac _ lege; and Albert Zimmer, head of Adelaide Rd., on Sunday, June 5, transportation should remain uh- ing the all-day event. Scheduled to was short-changing Negro Demo- an easy victory in her try for ( 1 3 :K» Newt * -Weather The. I^mmany leader faced the 3 Price Is Rlehf (C) 10, the Department of Education, Sus­ received a bachelor of science de­ der private management.” Govern­ ber,” Pike said. Democratic renomination. She eas­ SS. 1:00 News- Pravsr ____ speak this afternoon is George K. Brown predicted Callfomla other -trouble. crats on patronage Tales o( the Vikings . ' quehanna University. gree in home economic* at Skid ment operation" of transport both addition to Lehman and ily defeated I>eSUe McCarthy. I FOR COMPLETE L 1 8 TOXI Whitney, chairman of the Trans­ would go Democratic by close to jelier, rejecting a unity plea. In SEE 8ATD1I0AT’» TV W1 Understanding the boys and more College, ..Saratoga Spring*, here and abroad has been "ineffi­ cient” and expensive, Gwynn aaid, portation Committee of the New one-million votes in the fall. girls they are teaching, and toe N. Y. A graduate of the: Chaffee England Council of toe Associa­ "I am well satisfied with ,th^ proper use of teaching alds°are two School Windsor, Mis* Miller was a "Some of the 12 domestic trunk airlines will hav* to combine in or­ tion. election returns,” he said. - of the several topics to be dis­ member of the Home Economic* Radio Club and Alpine Club, served a* a der to ‘give toe public the kind of Aside from the presidential cussed. Kolinsky fur comes from si (Tills UstiBg tlwan nows nronfsasts of IS sr 18-mlntrts Big Sister, participated in the jun­ service that will be demanded and polling, voters namefi'■party can­ iBclndss only species of mink found in the So-1 liagtii. Born* ststlou esrry otfcor tfcnrt nswasnsts). ior show, and waa co-editor of the In order to avoid destructive com­ didates in 30 congressional dis­ Glen Cuts Scotland student handbook. petition,” declared C. W. Jacob, Viet Union and Oiina. tricts. In the - top-interest race, WOBto-USt w m r—im Aliphonzo Et-^Bell of Beverly Hills, YOU CAN JO IN CONNECTICUT S:(W Nswaj ZalB— «;W financial Raws GlMgow, Scotland—^Thn Groat S. 16 Art JobDSon 0:16 Bboweass and Raws a former 'GOP state chairman, ■ :46 UiwtU Thomas 7:00 Fulton Lswls Glen divides Scotland like a knife 7:15 riventns nsvotienn stroke from Inverness on toe claimed the Republican nomina­ t:U)U) Amoa N’...... Andy _ T:'38 Fhmlly Thealer tion over Murray Chotlner, once i'.30------Newt. Cumedy ^ TUM North 8ea to toe Atlantic at Fort ?:46 “Bob ‘ and ■ Ray 7:45 Baseball Warmup Nixon's campaign director, to suc­ 8:UU World 7:86 Chieaco at New York William. ’The Caledonian Canel ceed' reftlring Republican Rep. 3:16 Music Till ■Ont 11:06 Music Beyond the Stare makes it ptisslble to travel be­ A Lot of Masonic Years ^ JO News 3:30 Showcase and News ,' Donald L. Jackson. BLUE CRO$i5 _ 10 Muite nil uns 11:30 Newe tween toe two sea* by water, ■with Deoutv Merle Pr Tapley of South Wlndaor fixe* a 50-year pin In the la i»l ^ NOW! 11:X6 Music Beynnd_ths Start In New York, Desapio denied the 1:00 Nswi. hlni Off ihoiintains on each side. S im on e o? f i r membra o^ Manchester Lodge of M «ons to > ^ «‘veJiU p ^ a s t night at the Ma- results were a challenge to his WHAT-*16 13:06 World Ntwt. Bign Off ’r^TTini* The other two In the photo who received their pins are Harry R. Trotter, M w or leadership. As head of Tammany 6:00 BIS Show F^oridr who ‘sp e ^ the summer months In the Manchester area; and Albert T. S :Su John oaiy Hall, he leads the party in New 40 Bl^ Bbow nf Manchester Lodee. Truman C. Foster of Collinsville was unable to be prewnt to re- York City’s Borough of Manhat­ Individual Enrollment Open NoW thru J U N E 14 p. Uorsaa Ws iL ^ W itn ess ln T th e ceremo worshipful master of Manchester ,:16 Bis Show tan. He also serves as national 11:30 Public Affairs Lodge. (Herald Photo by Pinto). 13:00 Sign Off H doMn^ Mattor mpioywd tt his Hm, em WPOr—1428 fwicbiil yw 90R ort 8:0U News Weather retknd. It wwHnr ■rm. IF yo« are m Cnnnnclliat 6:15 Conn: Ballroom 7:UU Ray Bomere CrcNS CRpnsBgn M hy wntllnfl M i w upphemiw ,fce bur. DO M TOOAYl 11:00 News 11:10 Ray Some re entire stock

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/ / •‘ r PAGE NiNETEIN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1960 MANCHESTER BVENINO SERALD, MANCHEgnER, CX)NNi> WEHNESDAY. jtTNB 8, 1»60 Be a Levoly Oradnote PAQB BI6BTEEN Clastic In Lina T W O i m X I O M d a i l y c r o s s w o r d P U Z Z L H lYlendly eameras ellok merrily I OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR ^OOPLE ■11 day long on Graduation Day BU66S BUNNY which la why you’ll want to be. PRESimiPTIONS sure you look "portrait pretty" Safely OompooBM . s S u N K u ii ^WOOEyilON'TStt with a flattering STYLE kBT or AtW APE ATHlNa WTWC Bargains a soft and lovely PBIRMANENT ARTHUR URUtt o o m 'v o H t O CRDiAPt. peAkiNAoprcJx WAVE as given by the talented •»' street! ra I Wottiy Words ^ staff at SCHULTZ BEAUTY-sSA- NATUWW M0*r MArtPliUWS OP Listed by uirer LON, 983 Main Street Periods ciw«u«»s.^-‘»*At>,p»wiAW 1 6 H oixrO /^ '2 ^ ;rr^ ^ *3 all you need la a HAIRCUT shaped and molded becomingly, BOOK M A N C H E S n t i W m i . YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW. VAND BELMOMt Reserve a time for Mother, too. She’U look as pretty and proud •BlmianaB civiaMd as she Is on this happy. Important 'lUflSaUBEN , f If He Orodnatee la dune RUCNSLEANINB CO. rise* CAM ^nN»/ UBeint tn«rS^ M ndcaf Oaka PlatM, B4.M A Salute to Dqde and Grade day. MItcheU 3-8951. UUoptaiMBl •Senior ' Shorten Those Nine Months Always In Seaspi)! So many gif t-occaelons are piick- The BOYS AND STUDENTS fS HANftiAWAY ST. 140irrananM SLiydewe Have ypur cake and Uaten to It The "waiting game” won’t seem SHOP of, C. E. HOUSE A SON hea fing Birthday To You” or ed Into June. After the rush sub­ Standard recipes for popovers ISFN pvtr « 2 n _ so endless when you’re cool and sides, the glfU you selected at F. the APPAREL FOR GRADUATION — ■ For thoBo^tho earm "Happy AnnivCraary" If placed on comfortable In attractivi! MATER­ that beflu the important milestone call for two eggs to one cup of ITKoniiiC lOMim n U t. Ctano ^ .. _ E. BRAY, JEWELER, In the SUte of flour, but If your eggs are small molitai* llB iid t SOOnok porch 4IOWjB Con­ WO ME ON MY W IN THE , BTFolw ssFrayv*tiS*eSr_ cw^ttOennia______jGennnlSte!lS SlSooSawA BSMeiiiwaM cut clearfy and sweetly the skirts and slacks in washable, no urements (waist, seat, thighs) and The Inquirer B0>BJm0NY THIS n a p _ _ ifcn cotton, starting at %3.99 sider'a compact t r a v e l CROCK . NE5a t w e n t y m in u t e s ; nstnd idAsModnmts, compoeer b^aqum "Happy Blnthday” tune or the of a dependable WATCH (“Hamtl- here the size 12-20 youth can be TALKIN'ABO NriBELF C yare? (black, white, loden green, ante­ fitted correctly and comfortably. rOOR. S S E U ^ "Happy Annlventaiy” one. What ton” or "Wlttnauer” among oth­ HntMasaorod a pleasant family tradition to lope.) Add a gay, lively top, “ Nexpander” SHIR’iS, $3.95, “ have' TR iU n g i ■ Jh lil ■ ■ ■ !■ A I tlllilll starting at $3.99, to build a spirit­ ers). A BAROMETER provides a room tp grow' where It doesn’t bring out the MOStCAL CAKE dally conversation-piece for Dad. texdit IT PLATE year after year,' to cele­ lifting wardrobe, (scoop necks, show.” Tt can expand a fuR "size, STVnittdpeoptt ■ ■ short sleeves, shoulder ties, swirl Pour out a' "toast” from a CRYS­ has convertible cuffs (to wear but­ BSltakawdn IT brate happy milestones the tuneful of pleats, tailored boy shirt). BUR- TAL BOTTLE, hand-cut In Gfcr- toned or with cuff llhkd) and Is Enhance Sale M X M M t i a t □ □ way. Buy one for yourself tomor­ ■tON’S is your one-stop shopping many, $12.50 each engraved “Bour­ wash 'n wear. There'are ACCES­ JA..- bon”, "Rye” or "Scotch”. PUT cards IT row. center for MATERNITY SUPS, SORIES to provide, that well- T H w e a F ,, 41 Label □ □ u n d e r w e a r , FOUNDATTONS dressed, well-groOmed picture for o u sa y ia Y* ttS ttte b Painting Oets Easier and SLEEPWEAR. Formal Wear on Short Notice commencemMt exercises. How the «4Bunnaea m r When you use 8HERWIN-WIL- REGAL MEN’S SHOP, 907 Main cameras click that day! S A V E 20% T.tAMH A-100 Latex HOUSE Potatoes and cabbage are both Street, Is the name to remember TWO WEEKS ONLY—JUNE 8 thru JUNE 18 44Moata«niUUc PAINT. It Is a SUpeHor paint be- nutritious foods to use—especially when the occasion calls for FORM ___lers for Fun end Sun 4 1 Select fET’S HAT SHOP, 968 Main BY DICK TURNER eauss it adds as mush as 50 per when the budget haa to be watched. AL WEAR. Here they have every ON WORLD FAMdUS^ COOL UGffrWEIGHr CARNIVAL BSSUr eent to the life of the paint job. Creamed potatoes with a - small thing for weddings, proms, all has cracker-crisp NATURj A>iAm j. MTrlpsaawatar It won't get that washed-out look. amount of diced leftover cooked formal evenU. Everything is right AL S'mAW HATS With attached BSSbVsctev SCARF to complement your 8205 A-100 Latox HOUSE PAINT lets ham will make an economical main in stock. There Is no delay be­ 12)4-34)4 B T O n a t U t o trapped water vapor pass through, dish. Shredded crisp grSen cabbage cause nothing has to be sent away aportswear, A colorful aun protec­ ENHANCE BY AL VERMEER HNIck ellm ^ tln g the problem of paint will stretch tuna for sandwiches. for. It is a convenience, or time- tor for the active outdoor girl, the ¥ PRISCILLA’S POP W Tfpe prices are $1 to $3.98. Especially -*I TOUD' blistering. Paint In the morning saver, a peace-of-mlnd aisurance Equal to any situation la the T« h a m b [ Protect Precious Eyesight- that everything fits ^ s t right. No nice with your acoop-neck, dresaea HER IT WAS . .. WOieetrBtaa dew! or right after iVUn.* Clean-up well mannered shirtwaist frock. rT E U U N ® , Your doctor's prescription will guessworkv no dependlpK on meas- and blouses, frosty WHITE JEW­ This new version la a half-size A LITTLE • ifiw U a l la a breeze; no turpentine needed, ELRY enhances all your summer T H A TaiR U W HITE ‘ Just tap water to tidy up Irrushes. be faithfully,'filled at ECONOMY urSmente alone. You try -on the itMclal. , ___ VOUVE L ITTL E belns o p t i c a l , 55 East Center St. cottons. They are light-aa-a-cloud GIRDLES tuxedo, the cu ^ w ay, the WHITE W H ITE ^HORSB.' and come In multiple strands, so No. 8206 with Patt-O-Rama U BORIC Here the PRICES ARE RIGHT. DINNER j a c k e t . Bring In your in sizes 12H, 14%. 16%, 18%, by LILY of FRANCE “ LIE * Ptoeappmainger Eggs An attractive selection of EYE- fashionable, this season. I P N e t o M M M l ■lx hard-cooked eggs, 8 table best man; your usher, your ring 20%, 22%, 24%. Bust 33 to 45. CUSTOM F im ^ D and 8EBVIOE FBJCE ULASS FRAMBS gives you a bearer, the father of the bride. All .a iC e O e a •poena pineapple flavored cheese Use ar^lean towel, waxed paper, Size 14%, 35 bust, short sleeve, diversified cljolce, at Inviting will ^ outfitted for the Im port/it 4% yards of 35-lnch; % yard con­ ■pread, 4 teaspoons pineapple prices. occasion to their complete satisfac­ or paper toweling to cover the Juice, 14 teaspoon ground ginger, bowl In which /yeas't dough Is trast. . tion. ' To order, "•■end 85c In coins to: H teaspoon salt. You Can Afford a Pastry Chef rising. / BY FRANK O’NEAL Cut eggs In half lengthwise and Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ GLACIER’S Lock up yoiir oven. Put the mix­ SH O RT R IB S Marinated Tomatoes Dad’s a Good Sport ning Her.»ld, 1150 AVE. OF gently remove yolks, leaving the er/ away. This summer let PINE AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. whites whole. Mash egg yolks PASTRY SHOP, 658 Center St., do Fun lo make and an eye7<;atch- Three medium-sized fresh toma­ NASSIFF A I^ S COMPANY, CORSET SHOP toes, sliced; 6 green pepper rings, 1015 Main St., his the sports equip­ Y. with a fork and blend in cheese all your baking of dinner rolls, des­ er when completed, t l^ lovely For Ist-claaa mailing add 10c 831 MAIN ST.—MI 8-684d—AMPLE PARKINO spread, pineapple juice, ginger and sert pl'e, cake, cookies. You’ll be Tulip quilt combines ^ liq u e and 2 green onions, sliced; 6 table­ ment plus all the help you need in spoons salad oil, 3 tablespoons vin­ selecting FATHER’S DAY gifts. for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ •alt. FUl egg whites with yolk serving your family and guests the patchwork. dress with /Zone, Style No. and finest, the purest ingredients pos­ egar, 2 teaspoons sugar, tea­ Dad will say "This is living” when mixture. Pattern No, 6786 has pattern Size. sible. If this is the June you’ll be pieces; material requiremenU; spoon salt, Vi teaspoon finely he starts to use and enjoy the crushed tarragon, 1/8 'teaspoon GOLF CLUBS, the FISHING ROD Send 35c today for your copy UpdaU Year Shoes ordering a WEDDING CAKE, de­ full directions. celery seed. or the BOWLING BALLS you of the Spring A Sumnier Issue of BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS J. W. HALE SHOE SERVICE pend on PINE PASTRY SHOP to To order, send 25c In coins to; our complete pattern magazine LONG SA M create that once-ln-a-lifetlme cake Arrange tomato slices and pep­ bought for him at NASSIFF'S. You will modernize the shoes you are Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ receive ” S & H” GREEN STAMPS Basic Fashion. > II^^^Ui^f cw ^ i' not wearing out, because they are to please you In every detail of ap­ ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF per rin'gs*in a dish with a tight TMTUMDS ID ttf MlfflSr pearance, taste, price. Tickle Dad fitting cover. Sprinkle 'sliced on­ with every purchase. old-style. Bring them here. Plat­ AMERIC.AS, n e w YOBKS6, N.y. GLEN HAVEN DAY CAMP M O T m & H O ^ O f form soles can be removed- SLIM, on June 19 with a special /For Isl^lass mailing 'add 10c ions over top. Combine salad oil, . Why Pay $60 More vinegar, sugar', tealt, tarragon ana Delight a Graduating“ Miss” When you can buy an automatic t r i m h e e l s will replace your FATHTR'S d a y CAKE prepared for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ FOR BOYS «0!e~I-I6UKfiMlt in his honor. Have it personalized celery seed. PoUf over tomato Especially for congratulating the defrosting TWO-DOOR REFRIG­ thick heavy ones. The new man­ dress’with zone and Pattern Num­ femine members of a graduating agement here Invites your ac just as you wish. The happiness he slices! Cover lightly and refriger­ ERATOR FREEZER for $248.88 CiitK- feels will be evident all around. ber. ate for at least one hour before class, PINE-LENOX PHARMACY, at MONTGOMERY WARD COM­ Now Accepting Reservations quaintanoe. , ■ Have you the '60 Album con­ serving. 299 East Center Street, has gath­ PANY. This is the lowest price' taining many lovely deMgns and ered Into one department, many LIMITED ENROLLMENT When you have mndied orange ever and carries a 6-year guaran­ lav# some maearoona and let free patterns? Only 26c a copy! appealing gifts to thrill a deserving t. OONS~3 peel In the house, ihop some of When you are making a frozen tee. Plenty of room for water­ SWIMMING AKIM and CRAPTS them get dry: crush into crumbs it and add it to a ybaking-powder graduate. A GIFT OF FRA­ dessert in your refrigerator, set GRANCE like “ Prince Matchabel- melons, punch jugs In .this epa- / DIVING / WROHERY and use as a topping with hot fudge quick bread. sauce for vanilla Ice cipeam. Take It Easy; Relax In Comfort the control for fast freezing. ' 11” SUMMER SHOWER COLOGNE ciews 13 cu. ft. size with a 105-lb LIFE-SAVING KICKBALL FRAZIER’S FURNITURE freezer storage capacity. There ROWING SOFTBALL - Here’s to-Dadl^ Is a happiness-giving choice. The SHOP, 307 East O nter Street, haa Dry Cleaning Os You Like It “ Summer Shower” fragrance are 3 adjustable sliding shelves, a CAMP-OUTS VOLLEYBALL / It Retards Rust THE NUTMEG GIFT SHOP on Use "RUST-OLEUM” on your RECLINER CHAIRS and Lounge If you are counting on wearing comes also In creamy PERFUME porcelain Interior plua built-in FISHING WOOD GAMES ^■ 8 a iw»iiia«. In* T jn » »***«■■ Tolland Turnpike, (opposite How­ Chairs now $69 (reg. $98) .espe­ your favorite light-colored suit or . . lb ••■LiMMaM «*>».< metal furniture, tools, radiators to BATH POWDER and deodorants storage space on both doors. A LIMITED ENROLLMENT nbllMbl— > 'll^ ard Johnson’s) has FATHER’S cially for Father’s Day. Dad can sit dreaa tomorrow night, and in the ■top damaging rust. At JOHNSON DAY In mind with, an array of Ctostume JEWELRY of the iJetter $10 deposit delivers this RE­ “Didn't thty inoluda an Instruotion thaat with it, Pop?’’ PAINT Oo. 723 Main Street, up, lean back or stretch out In ut­ morning you notice the garment kind win endear you to her. WhUe FRIGERATOR-FREEZER to your BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD items to please the man of the ter comfort. Then there are LOCK doesn’t look spotlessly fresh, just JU D D S A X O N "RUST-OLEUM Is available In a house. Majcullne JHIWELRY, de­ vou are here stock up on VACA- home. It Is not a stripped-down AT NO EXTRA CHARGE- ROCKERS complete with match­ take It to MARTINIZING at 20 -nON NEEDS AND PTJPPl ’ ’’ S model. If your present refrigera­ choice of gflorious colors, also In signed by a man to suit he-man ★ TRANSPORTATION (within radius ef 8 miles of camp) SPRAT cansi E vei If the surface ing ottoman, $59 (reg. $79) that East Center Street, where ONE (Suntan lotions,\Beach Bags,'87c tor is ailing, do take advantage of tastes, includes Tie Clasps and HOUR DRY CLONING la a spe­ shows signs of rusting, you cm Cuff Unka with flshlng-Snd-nature will have Dad remembering Sun Glasses and protective VISOR this "Red Carpet” SPECIAL] ★ MATERIALS FOB ARTS and CRAFTS BY ROUSON Father’s Day 1960. cialty. Keep this in mind all sum-' HATS). LITTLE SPORTS apply RUST-OLEUM directly over motifs. BAR ACCESSORIES and PRICE of $248.88 with a money- ★ REMEDIAL BEADING INSTEUCTIONS beverage GLASSES, 8 for $5, are mer long. Enjoy fast, up-to-date back guarantee. The supply Is I the rust and halt the damage as dry cleaning here. ASK FOR A little chocolate-flavored malt­ you apply new beauty and longer enhanced with game birds and If two pans of cookies are baked limited. ★ INDIVIDUAL INSURANCE COVERAGE ON EACH CAMFEB sporting themes. These are aids to at one time, allow about five YOUR FREE GARMENT BAG of ed milk powder la a dellglitful ad­ life. Use It Indoors or out, RUST- plastic. When stiirts pile up In the dition to- a glass of^milk whipped OLEUM is equally suited for pla^hg the role of hospitable host. Inches between the two oven shelves on which the pans are hamper this summer and the with a ripe bsriana. Small fry and Frankfurter-Walnut Filling ANP \ 0 (W /V beautifying concrete, wood, ce­ HAND-CARVED CORKS at $1 One-half cup finely chopped Address all Inquiries tot— deserve your inspection. placed. weatherman is not promising teenagers like this one! ment block and brick. favorable news, just drive up to the frankfurters, 2 tablespoons MARTINIZING SHIRT SERVICE Dod.^ys, “Make It Practical’ chopped walnuU, % tablespoon GLEN HAVEN BOYS' DAY CAMP PLANT, 299 WEST Middle Tpke Yes, Yathers do like the useful, prepared mustard, 1 tablespoon LOCATED AT SPERRY’S OLEN—ROUTE 86 and in TWO HOURS you can pick serviceable gifts. Please him with mayonnaise or salad dressing, 1 ta­ P. O. BOX IS, M ANCHEStllR, CONN. C:ir«.'4*'Ce«T r«**V'MC«rp. Or Call Camp Secretary at JA 8-082* TM.WV H • 9«*V 1*^. up your order, fresh, crisp, neatly something "wearable” from MAR­ blespoon grated Parmesan cheese. packaged. This summer give your­ LOW’S, 867 Main Street. A short- Combine frankfurters, walnuts, BROCHURES MAILED ON REQUEST BY JOHNNY BART self a VACATION FROM IRON­ sleeve SPORT SHIRT Is a wise muatardi mayonnaise and Parme­ B . C . ING. selection for sizzling days ahead. san cheese.'. In wash 'n wear cottons or. "afr- iS/B m m t n o SMOKING! BY ROY CRANE Mutual Funds condltloned” knlU, prices start at An InvUoUon to Relax For maximum safety. Income $1.99. Round out Dad’s summer Especially for Father’* Day, r’^aflopmswiNS, A soBiY,iAr%I and growth, yo.u should check the wardrobe with SLACKS, $2.98, In WATKINS, 935 l4ain St., offers L«H*riwrfSMwfynnrr.n r,y prwt»e p«w I advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS chino, denim, cords (antelope, tan, 14-inch high FOOTED HASSOCK t r - , % available at your New York Stock loden green). Make It a day to at $6.98. The WxuriouiHy padded t WONDER IP I Exchange Member, . SHEARSON, remember. There are TIES, seat (round or *quare)^ Is cov­ HAMMILL AND COMPANY, 913 SOCKS, SLDHPERB, PAJAMAS ered with leather-like pla8Uc in Main .Street, Mitchell 3-1571. and LUGGAGE to please practical maroon, barbary gold, green pr pops. white. Comfortable and aecoratlve. Just for fun: Next time you The wood legs are tipped with make a batch of yeaat dough for ' A Vortralt of the •Kids’ brass ferrules. sweet rolls, wrap strips of it That's what Dad'would like; for around greased springless wooden .Father’s Day. With your coopisra- / ' clQthesplns; the edges of the tlon, IIHE FALLOT STUMO, 70 When you qre buying fresh dough just touch. The clothespins East Center Street, can arrange clams, make sure none of them may be easily pulled out after to grant Dad’s wish. A CAMERA have broken shells. baking and the rolls stuffed with fqr Father’s Day, will provide BY DICK CAVALLI savory sandwich fillings. many happy hours for Dad,' often All Through the House MORTY MEEKLE leading to an absorbing, even For upstairs and downst^lra, I An Investment Yielding over 5% profitable hobby. There are cam­ you'll find exactly the carpeting “We suggest the purchase of a eras eaay-to-operate at prices for you want, at the price you wish BY LANK LEONARD UTILITY HOLDING COMPANY every level of interest and experi- to pay at MANCHESTER CAR­ MICKEY FINN stock. DeUUed information re- eric.e. Bring your exposed films PET CENTER, 311 Main Street. gaWing this company may be had here for developing and NOTICE Be It nubby, textured, twisted, by writing or calling Mitchell TH'E DOFFERENCE. looped or cut pile, the galaxy of 3-1105. 'COBURN AND MID- colors and fibers will delight you DLEBROOK, INC., 829 Main Health mufllns: You can use 1 the minute you set foot into the MAIN STREET Stftet.” cup whole wheat flour and 1 cup spacious showroom of MANCHES­ white flour In a standard muffin TER CARPET CENTER. Take The Spotlight Is On recipe calling for 2 cups of flour. advantage of the special price of Dads and Graduates, and June $10.50 per square yard of WALL- Brides. SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT For the Graduation Drees TQ-WALL CARPETING and get SHOP oh the main floor of Wat- You Love INSTALLATION AND UNDER- klrts has concentrated a world of TTie prettiest graduates this CUSHION at no additional cost. gift Items here that are excep­ year could very well be wearing Start living that dream. NO MON­ In this day of Proclamation — tional. Durable gifts of lasting any one of the lovely DRESSES EY DpiVN. Take up to 3 years to ' ' ' ' beauty are displayed In this FXDR GRADUA'nON just lifted pay if you wish. charming shop. Copper, stain-* out of their tissue wrappings at- Here's one, we hop^will BY LESLIE TURNER less steel, Swedish glass. Import­ ■WHLROSE DRESS SHOP,- '601 Busy Day Oaiwerole CAPTAIN EASY ed linens and delightful' GREEJT- V Main Street. With a deep hem 1% pounds ground beef rate your exclamof^lons — TI0TNUJ4 ING CARDS round out this clev­ and full skirt, the DAORON 2 tablespoons lard or ^ ^ VBMTUItBPi erly-stocked SGANDINA V IA N VeXELE Is feminine without being BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY drippings service that is really NEW — , «• X WBREWT AN ^ CRAFT SHOP. You’ll have the too fussy, to jive In all summer. 1% teaspoons salt I OLD FOOL OP AN AD\mNTURIRi\OMIlEPi dUHi time of your life just browsings f THEPHfeONB SNAKETHAT we WOULDN'T Be ON OUK You’ll find a, complete size range 1 tablespoon flour Designed, especially, with you in view — WONT POTHOt ANYONE! 5-15, 10-20 and 12%-24%, tagged 1 can (10% ounces) condensed WAV TO KIJIS5 CR059IN0< Note to new copks; To truss a $14.98 to $24.98. Should you hav«' onion soup chicken before roasting. ' tie the something in .mind that you do 1 package (10 ounces) frozen The gifts you buy, wrapped carefully — center of a piece of string to the not see in the store, Mrs. Kronlck peas, cooked bird’s tall; then tie the legs and will scout the New York maikets 4 cups cooked noodles tall firmly together. The wing tips personally for you, and come up Cook ground l>eef In lard or And dellvefed in Connecticut FREE! should be brought back of the bird with "JUST, ’WIHAT YOU WANT­ drippings. Pour oft drippings. Add * ★ over the neck skin. Roast the bird ED.” saJt, flour and onion soup. Cook, Yes, in town and country too— on a rack. stirring constantly, until slightly Your *Klng of Hearts’ thickened. In a greased 2-quart Even in far off Gibroo — Roll sausages over, instead of Deserves the best, a gift from casserole, make layers of half the turning them with a fork, when MONTGOMERY WARD COM­ noodles, meat mixture and peas. you are skillet-browning them so PANY. There are pop-pleasing Repeat, arranging top . layer of As long as the latter estate— |iB> 1X0 >» NSA. Inas Y.AI. Wet. UM. Pat OW.I fork pricks won’t let juices tout. gifts lined up on tec main floor peas In a circle on meat mixture. just' Inside the front entrance. Cover and bake In a slow oven The Name Is ‘Sacony’ (300° P.) for 30 minutes. Yield: 6 Lies within the Nutmeg State — BY PETE HOFFMAN White SHORT SLEKVE DRESS J E F F C O B B MARI-MAD’S, 591 Main Street, SHIRTS, reg. $2.99, are now to 8 servings. has "Sacony” PLA'YWEAR FOR $1.99, to be worn with or ■without Drop in today, tomorrow too— ^ / THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS GIRLS, 3-14, styled and tailored Create Fresh Interest In a Room to perfection. The predominate a tie. In neck sizes 14-17. Combed AteAiwuns^V- what am i ooins to Tsa -ms cotton KNIT SHIRTS, (reg. It doesn’t have to coat a for­ There Is always, something new — COlYER.lllMStKC 1960 colors are barbary gold and tune to liven up the living room ^UADA600D , jautiful green. For, the little $2.99), now $1.99 have tee long back tail to stay tucked in neatly for your family’s greater enjoy­ 1D0IW, lORTMC CfidOND TIME REASON.' ..ilss, perky, flared skirts with ment and comfort. Sim'ply get in We've cards to read, to make you gay — MMTCAKEER, I HAD ID PMU elaaticlzed waist are $3.98, com­ In small, medium, large and extra- large, these cotton mesh shirts touch with MANCHESTB2R UP­ plete with saucyi attached bloom­ HOLSTERING COMPANY; 1 And brighten up the dullest day —i* er in gay eandy stripes. These direct whatever opol air Is avail­ able On sisxUng days to you. South Main St. Welcome your out washable MATCHUPS Include ped­ of-state visitors this summer with \ al pushers and shorts to team with AROYLB SOCKS, or stretch ny­ So be our GUEST, just say Hallo — lon, reg. 6So are. now 8/$1.44. your home mote attractive than harmonizing tops. Never has the ever. Prsah. DRAPERIES and playground set looked so fashion­ SAVE on MIBIN’S WORK OUT FTT6. ,Wach '*n wear shirt and SLIPCOVERS can freshen wilted It's you, you and you we'd like to know. able. Always fresh and inviting, ■ummei. eplrits as nothing slse tee NAimCAL U50K Is a pants 'rag. ^.78 how $6.66 a set can. Have work dons WHILE THE classic one. Choose navy or in gray or ton. J j^ te only are white SHORTS, $2J>8, or TAPER now $846. x n - ’ and tea FAMILY IS AWAY ON VACA- E D ‘ SLACKS, $4.98 and add • ■hlrt alone la $2.86 rsf. $848. ■nON. Tour home wlU he "so alee ■aUisr-llka TOP, $SJK BAUinflDS JONB IS. to M8M home to." 7' p a g e TWENTY-ONl ttAllcHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; 'CON^., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1960 gl^CHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1960 THE BUI Maneggia Batting pion with GCIL Track and Field Herald Angle *y I Sport Schedule EARL YOST Seelert and Lenezyk Sports Editor Unheralded Catcher Tudsjr Hartford Nat. va. Naaslff s, 8:15, Ken Smith Baaeball Excursions Lose Appeal Oiartcr Oak. Tie in One-Day Event Baseball trip excursions by^rea groups are losing their Posted *333 Mark Elks n . Fir# * PoUce, 8:16, REC SOFTBALL appeal and to dn^man’a way of thinking are on the way out. Keeney. Sets Mark Tallying three runs In the top of the eighth, Finast topped Mai Baltimore Orioles’ baseball fw s are ’lake for exarapil a local organization that has made it a B y F R A N ^ (CLINE Metbodlat Ti. Kacey, 6:16, Char­ Tool, 10-7, In an extra-inning con- practice for -more than a decade to hold at least one baseball ter Oak. over their “ Kiddie Korps” pitching Mgnehes- Perserverance pays off. / , , , xu * i- 4 —i - Folic* va. Phone, 6:16, Nebo. teat laat night at Mt. Nebo. Dave leading the Aiperican League at the with excursion a year to either Fenway Parit m Boston or Yankee In Victory Simpson’s three-nin homer in the r iPyou don’t believe it just take a look at the statistical Optical vs. Sears, 6, Waddell. ter Country Club golf anthnsiasts are more than pleased w i^ Stadium in New York. It wasn’t______too many years ago that .records for Manchester High’s 1960 baseball team which re- Man. Auto va. Medics, 6, Buck- eighth was the game-winning over 1,000 members of the organl-^------~ blow. their "Caildls Corps” of young^ ley. New Britain— Having fin­ links’ stars who have been grab­ Coming hack, latibn and their friends made up ,:20, Norman’s va. Paghnl’a, 6, Ver­ The victory waa the first of the part of the special train to New season for the victory-starved bing headllnea quite consistently another birdie at No. J1 but added and Instead of arriving Hart- When Coach planck. ished second to Conard in three bogles on the back nine fqr York. Each year since the total In- Flnaat team. The loss knocked the V„ this spring. ford -hortly before lithe train Thursday, June 9 the Central Connecticut For yesterday sftemoon It was his one over psr finish. ’ _ number of persona making the Toolmen out of a deadlock for didn’t stop at Union Station until talked of the like* at Pat Mlatret- Manor v*. Fir# * Police, 6:15, terscholastic -Ijeague t r a c k one of these "Young Turks." Bob Other Manchester Country Club junkets haa steadily decreased and midnight. This hour i* much too second place. • . . ta Chuck Salmond Paul Sartor Charter Oak. comi>etition base^ dual Seelert, who tied Dr. Ted Lenesyk, scores in the field of 98 playera ^ this year the total number fell to late to get home for any young­ Simpson, John Kojieki ’and Phil eluded Art Brickley. 40-37V-T^ lust over the 200 mark. and Dave White In terms of sup­ Trust V*. Nasslffi, 6:16, Keeney. meet competition. Manchester veteran Indian Hill player and for­ * * * sters, especially with school the St. Mary’s vs. Nike, 8:16, Clhar- Finley all hart Jtwq hits for the mer State Amateur golf champion, Frank Granato 39-40—79, J*'®*** plying the hatting strength for Hich's talented aquad Rained some winners. Paul Uriano managed next. day. for first place honors In the Cen­ Poe 42-38—70, SUn HlUnakl 39- the Indian*. The name of BUI ter Oak. enlace liy edRinp the Cliieftams in two of the losers’ seven base Lose Family Tie* . ’ * * * _ Maneggia was conspicuous by It* No. End* V*. Gu*’s, 8:15, Nebo the annual CCIL track and field tral Connecticut Golf Assn.’s One- 41—80, Hugh Hamilton 38-42—80. Irfbo^lcK There must be good reason for Police A Fire v*. Army A Navy, championships at Arute Field with Day Tournament at the Country Youth, they sa y , must have Ita Look at Ball Park absence. ^ . Finast . . .. 3 1 2 0 0 1 0 8 10-9-5 Cllub. Both shot Identical one over filng. Here at the Manchester the noticeable cutback In the num­ Now for a look at the situation The husky Boltonlte was Just 8. Waddell. % fine overall team performance. Mai Tool .0 0 0 8 3 0 1 0 7-7-5 ber of people going. one of the banana# on the Moriarty's va. Naaslffa, 6, Buck- The Indians piled up 59H po'h'-* KEN SMITH par 85-36—71 rounds with See- Country Club it I* high In “ '’bit at the ball park. Hawthorne and Kelley; Ck>r- lert’a par four on the first hole en­ and riding high, wide and hand- Fir»t. the main reason )a that the bunch" when the season first start­ ley. to .M for Conard as they walked Excursion group* are usually Anaaldi’* ve. Acetp’a, 8, Ver­ eoran and Bogoian. abling him td take home the major excursions are no longer for fami­ seated together. And after the ed hoping to hang on a* a reserve off with 21 of the .86 medal* Riven some. lies as was the practice during the planck, a n d h e r e THEY COME— In what looks like a “flying finish” with ^1 HARTFORD TWI LEAGUE prize by matching card*. beer drinking on the train to New catcher behind Dave White who awav plus the trophy to the team Bob Seelert. MancheMer SSZ tI early years. It was a common was being pulled in from the out­ Friday, June 10 irround Forever Blessing (3) (rail) is the winner, in the first rw e at D e la w ^ winner. Other team score* mclud- Schoolboy Captain Pr. T^d L^jnciyk, Will York the condition of «ome men Four costly errors, two during Bull KuHU, Welherjifleld M4 7 —71 sight to sc* a man and wife with field to don mask and nritt. But Htfd. Nat. va. Pontlcelir*, 6:15, ed tVethersfield 32’ 2, Hall 2i, Platt Seelert, captain of this year* 1* quite unsteady, not Intoxicated Park with Market Risk (9) (outside) second, and Night Cheer U ) (third from left) Hamilton Standard’s game-win­ Manchester High golf team who Joe Mitchell. Coral HW**- Yla. their children boarding the train Maneggia got hU Wg chance when Charter Oak. 16, Bristol Central 16, Windham Huso Torxa. Edsewood but certainly working their way to thTrd. Lavla (1) (secind fr L left) finiahed fourth. (AP Fhotofax)______ning rally in the, alxth. enabled the scored an 81 Monday during the 35- 36—7a for a day’s outing In either Boston White split a finger in the In- Elks V*. Bantly, 6:16, Keeney,' 16. Bristol Eastern H, and Ma­ Windsor Locks’ team to edge Mor- ' V . 1 Ernie Bur*e.», Indian Hill 37-37-74 dr New York. Each year the num­ that goal. The beer vendera, and 1: SUte Schoolboy Tournament held Lyman WIehn. Indian HiU there are more assigned to areas dlahs aecond game of the season lone v 2. iarty Bros., 3-2, at Colt Park In « if' 'I • • : at the same course, triumphed In Bln Finnesan Walllnsford 36- 39—74 ber of famUles aboard ha* dwindled In Wethersfield; White was First riaee Hnlsher* Dick Blderowf. Indian HIU 37- 37—74 set'aside for. excursion groups, do Hartford last night. The loss ,r .. his first one-day competition In 3S-3S—74 to almost nothing. through for the year. B A T T m o Ranking Machen 3-1 Favorite Co-Captain Hal Bennett. John Bud Hurlbut, Indian Hill. The nxcursloni, not only those a roving bualnesf. "No Sale to 2B SB B.Ave. 1 spoiled the Silk City nine’s 1960 state play. A few weeks sgo Ron­ Ed" Banstotkl, Pequabuck 3«-3»—7 i Did Maneggia make the moat of Player-^Po*. 1 a AB^ R H RBI HR 3B SalciiLs, Ken Smith, Bill Vlot, Bob debut In the Hartford Twilight i- ^ iauri^n Rio, inrtiRn HIU 3 6 4 1 -7 * involving Manchester groups, but Minora or Intoxicated Peraons" la 0 0 0 1.000 nie Smith, who was captain of the 39- 36—77 hia opportunity? He did just that I Dotriiin, lb ...... 1 1 1 1 0 Goehrinp and Fred Kostenko w'ere League. Victor Cwlck, Pequabuck also other organization# and club# the wording on a aign attached to , — , - 0 0 0 .333 i e; ’r.i7 '/]V* Indians’ links squad a year ago. Art Brickley Manchester 40- 37— 77 each vender’* cap. TYhat a lot of | and then some, Maneggia, e .. . ..11 33 6 1 1 In Bout with Johnson Tonight the IndividuaL winners for the In­ .ME Leading 2-1 going into the la-st picked up all the marble's in the Tony Garro Sr„ Indian H 4087—77 in their vicinity, have turned Into Improved AD Around . . 5 3 1 '' 2 0 0 0 0 .333 li: ' 3*4 1 —77 baloney. As long as a bloke can Seibert, If ...... 317 dians while their relay quartet of Tuesday’* Kesiilt* of the sixth, Moriarty’.s saw the Connecticut State Golf One-Day Tony Garro Jr.. Indian Hill nothing but beer drinking parties Not only did he Improve de­ ..12 41 9 13 . 10 2 2 1 3 Stan Matciak. Avon 37-4 0 -7 7 for many of tbe ticket purchasei^ get up the asking price per can Sartor, 3b ...... 286 Grep King, Viol, Bennett and Art Detroit 5 Baltimore 2 game go down the drain with Tournament held here in the City 4087—7J fensively behind the plate with ...2 7 1 2 1 1 0 0 <3ilcago. June 8 (F)t—Heavy-Ydrppplng a 10-nmnd ^ Cheasman also triumphed. Smith .-tl Ben Lewon. Edsewood True, It’s a day away from the of­ the vender will peddle hia wares White, c ...... 1 .282 Wlille Postrano in hli last start Cleveland 12, Boston 3 some rbor defensive work on their of Vlllagb Charm. Pet Zaccasnino. W«*th»r»fl Wetr »14 77 each game but h* shook an early Twaronite, lb ..12 39 13 11 10 8 2 2 weight Eddie Machen, ranked *ft a CCIL Field Day meet and Joe Goslkowskl. Walllnsford■ 3989—7* fice^ or work____ bench but__the drlnk- and underage youth* can buy a* 1 .281 a month ago. New York 5, Chicago 2 own part. Joe Bourgeois led off ' ‘ r K t lining; up with hi* flntat p«r- 3S-40—7* season butting slump to wind up ..10 32 9 9 ■ 7 2 0 2 Manchester High„ record with hia John Chalko. Indian Hill toY M excurelone Is vastly ovei^ many a* they want, provided of Mlatretta, p-rf 0 :260 fourth In his dlvlalon, meeU un­ Johnson could spoil Machen’* Washington 7, Kansas City 2 with a triple but held third aa formance of the season, S e e l^ Tonv Prescott, Indian Hll 3MO-7* ss 'the leading butter amongst In­ Wojnsuowica, If ..12 60 5 13 8 1 2 1 brilliant 10;21.8 two-mile effort. W. L. Pet. G.B. short*to«p Leo Cyr tossed out Emil INTITANS ON WAR-PATH— Cleveland scored six uhearned debated the was ond\under paf at the turn. He Emil Spendollnl. Indian Hilt 37-41—7* played. - . course their parents donit object or 7 12 5 0 1 2 6 .255 ranked Alonzo Johnaon tonight in hopes for a shot at the heavy­ 40.3*-r7» dian regular* with a .333 average. I.Saimond, as . . . ..12 47 Bennett played it smart in the Baltimore ...... 29 18 Stoecker. Sonny Thomas lofted a Red Sox 12-3 laat night and moved within a game and a half of first place Baltimore. picked up^xa birdie at No. 4 along Frank-l-ewon. Indian .Hill are back home. In moat case* . . 8 16 2 4 4 1 0 0 0 .250 a 10-round Chicago Stadium bout. weight title after the return cham­ 880 letting the early front ..runners Wall Lankowskl, Pequabuck 8S-40—71 among the drinkera, It’* not mem­ Maneggia had 11> bus# hit* in 33 Smith, rf ...... 0 / .250 pionship bout between Patterson Cleveland ...... 25 17 .595 high pop 'fly to short leftfield Shown (left to right) in the dressing room after the victory are; Vic Power, who with eight para. The youngster Art Carey. Indian Hill 43-36.^7* Gue Upon Case offlclul time# at bat In 11 games . . 4 1 1 0 0 0 ■0 0 The match will be televlaed na­ hum them.selve.s'out with a 56 sec­ 41-37- 7* bers of the sponsoring group but Johnaon, as. ., 6 .226 Chicago ...... 26 21 .553 3 which Roy jSicGuipe dropped after k S S e d S h four times with a homer, «®<=rifice fly and a looping single behind second, stumbled a bit at the sUrt of the Walt Smisel, Edsewood trip to Union Stntlon in tilts spring and won butting Sylvester, cf .. ..12 53 11 12 6 0 2 1 tionally (10 p.m. ABC-TV). euid Johannson June 20 In New ond first quarter. Then Bennett Frank Granato, Manchester 39-4 0 -7 9 outside guests •whh. cast a bad r«' 0 0 .200 New Y o r k ...... 23 21 .523 4V4 long run for a two-base error. back nine a* he bogled the 10^ 39-40- 7* Hartford any Sunday morning laurel* with a closing ruah which Sibrinz, 2b ...... 9 16 5 3 1 0 0 Machen, a 28-year-old from York. moved up steadily from 60 yards Jim Pieraall, and winning pitcher Jim Grant. (AP Photofax) ______and then doublebogied the 11th Walt Prwch. IinHf" s i,, flection On trip aponsora. 0 0 0 .167 Detroit ...... 21 21 .500 5 .4 McGuire then proceeded to toas MJor Art Brook*. Indian Hill **-«—W during the basobaU season Md found him getting aix hit* In nine McAdam, p .. . . 6 12 0 2 , 0 0 Portland, Ore., ha* lost but two Ranked ahead of Machen 4UW behind and pulled ahead to win go hole. But he recaptured hie game Paaaing beer from venders along 0 6 0 0 .143 Washington ...... 19 25 .432 8 .4 the ball into the stands behind Vln Suchlnikl. Prquabuek 4*8*-^ watch the Uquld refreshmenU be­ time* up during the last three Minor, lb ...... 6 7 2 1 1 of 35 starts. One, however, waa to Sonny Liston, Patteraon and Zora Ing away. Kansas a t y ...... 19 27 .413 9'4 flrat base on hi* throw to the in­ by nailing a birdie on No. 11 and Roger.Po*. UanchMlar 4Z88-OT to the fellow who alU halfway . 11 23 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 .130 Ingemar Johansson before the big Folley In that order. He flgfures Stan rtllln»kl, Manch»*t»r *9 4 F ^ 4 ing loaded onto the passenger gamea. Marsh, If-cf-rf .042 For the second time In four day* Boston ...... 15 27 .357 11^4 field with Thomas being allowed finlihed up with six consecutive Ed Parelnikl Indian HIM i l S z S down In the row gets to be a chore ..11 24 2 1 w n»l. Art male tlmeu at bat. I Player 1.000 wrested from Floyd Patterson last other pMed up for th* trip -^ * • • • 1 0 hurdler* to take third place In the Chicago (Shaw 8-4) at New in the top of the third with two ting boglea on the seventh and Io.l4-««: Senior* low UvnfIM \ Savitkas ...... 1 9 0 0 3 4 16 Easte4rn League •uppiy that wlfl take car# of on* s Honors Divided 2 5 1 0 1.000 y w - 180 low hurdles. York (Turley 2-4), 8 out. Wally Wihholm singled and ei^ th. He was one under at th* WIehen 74; lyrw net. Chef Orrill *3-18— I hlcNell .1 9 4 2 9 Machen la a 8-1 favorite ov*^ Springfield 7, Allentown 5. 70. wants, going and coming, at least More Hit* in Stands Slugging honors were about 56 16 58 4 2 .667 The lead changed hands about Kansa* City (Daley T-2) at Leo Cyr walked before Dick Syl­ , T a /roi__ a, Wilhelm (2-8) and three rellevers^son, who committed two of the Red turn with a birdie on the ninth, I Mlatretta ...... 7 53 2-8 82 21 Johnson. Tha 26-year-old froni Reading 3, Binghamton 1. 16 times between Smith and Bud Washington . (Woodeshlck 1-0), during the train ride. I’ve never observed It in any evenly divided between first ba*e- 5 34 2-3 10 3 30 20 42 1 2 .333 vester, co-captaln of this year’s New Y ork . June 8 i^ on d victory'in t h r ^ S o x ’ five errors In his debut ss * n an Joe TwartmlU and Sartor. 1 ]McAdam ,••••••••■• Rankin, Pa., ha# an 18-5 record, Williamsport 9, Lancaater I. Cseplal of Wethersfield before Mancheeter High team, smaehed What liquids are not used on group from thia area but last Sun­ 1 1-3 0 1 0 0 0 ' 0 .000 8:05 Now that Charlie Maxwell n m es with the Orioles. Steve! first baseman. Jerry C^ale lost The two were deadlocked for the I Reardon' fi Smith finally broke away to stay Thursday’s Schedule a base-cleaning double to right- C also homered for Detroit, his fifth in a row for a 2-5 record, the trip going are stored, for the day at Yankee Stadium in the top in hie record breaking 10:21.8 ef­ and Rotiky Colavito are fired mo»t part, in lockers,at Grand half of the first Inning there were runs-batted-ln leadership with 10 . .Detroit at Baltimore (2), 8 field. • . but it was Maxwell’s two-run shot fort In the two-mile event ..Oleneland at Bo»ton.^l:S0 . Tonight Moriarty’s meet the de­ up again, those in-and-old De­ YANKS 5, WHITE SOX 2—New Pirates and Giants Slip, Central station, for consumption more hlta In the stands than on piece. , , , Herald Photo in the third that did It. That gave Included among Twaronite a 11 . .Chicago at New York, 2.. fending. champion Riley Redlegs troit Tigers may be ready to York beat the White Sox for th* on the return trip. the ball field. Ted WtUlama of the b i l l MANEGGIA Winning Leap Maxwell seven R^I In the past six hit* were three home runs,, two Viot won the broad jump with . .Kansas O ty at Washington, 8:08 at Colt’s on diamond No. 1 at 6. roll in the American League first time in fiv^ trie* this season Language heard (and you can t Red Sox had just struck out when games, and half of his eight hits help oveihearing the conversa­ two men—and a woman—started triple* and a pair of two-baggera. which matched a 7-0 two-hitter he SMART WIVES and BRIGHT CHILDREN KNOW DAD WANTS a leap otf 20’ 814” while Goehring NATTONAI, UBAOrE OHUROH SOFTBALL with a three-run third inning that rAC6a in that span have been homers. tagged Early Wynn (2-5) with his Braves Gain in Race tions) on the care could not be swinging away. Stadium police, Twaronite also led the team m hurled against Bristol as a sophi^ took the Javelin with a heave of Tuesday’s Result* The two sometime* sluggers Colavito failed to drive In a run. 162’ 4H ” . eftehring waa his* usual Chicago 13, PltUburgh 2 Scoring all thiir runs in the fourth straight loss. Tony Kubek printed from thU earn* group and And cooler head* separated the trio run* scored with 13 in addition w more two years ago. first two Inning* Including an 11- have walloped eight home runs but ran his hit streak to four and all three were escorted out of home run department where hia versatile self picking up 11 points Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 1 and batted In 13 of Detroit’s 25 doubled home two run* In the third, New York, June 8 W —If things keep up. those Milwauke* this reason too has soured many Chris McNeil and Jerry Savltkaa as he added a aecond In the broad run second frame, Liberty Mutual games with 2-for-4. then scored the clincher on two IH' father* fr»m taking their wive* the premises. three were top*. . both won their only starting aa- Milwaukee 6, Los Angeles 4 manhandled Community Baptist, runs while the fifth-place Tigers Braves are going to steal the acene from Pittsbu^h • flop­ jump and fourth in the discua to Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 3 Mossl (3-3) allowed just six hits, field outs. Righthander Jim Coates aad children on the tripe, Group of men' alttlng behind me Sartor, who also tied with Rudy atgnments of the aeaaon. Steve Quality Gifts From Glenney's have won four innings. honors next Spring wltji an 11’ 4” St. Louis ...... 22 28 .468 7 ^ Kallio and Cook; Hughes •ahd I A' yesterday, but retained a one-game (3-2) beat the Pirates a seeohd SPORT SHIRTS performance ip the pole vault. It Los Angeles ...2 1 26 .447 8V4 trimming the Orioles' lead to 1)4 fourth. an error by Coates. lead aa the second place Giant# time, pitching a four-hlt shutout any with Increased rate# almost years helped sponsoring groups to I leMaiahip with Chuck SalmonA The Indian twdrlera wer# pretty GLAM DIGGERS Dean. • * • was his best effort of the season. Chicago ...... 18 28 .439 8)4 games over second place Cleve'7 ' lost 5-1 to Cincinnati. It was the until the eighth, then needing re­ yearly, plue Care wi the baseball make money, no longer fall Into Each awiped five. Sylvester and good at finishing what they start­ Arrow, Donegal and Sandy MacDonald INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE spiMaie that are old ahd dirty till* category. Because of the big | second baseman Dave Slbrinsz pirate atripe*. New Chessman ran a sparkling Philadelphia .. 17 31 .8M 18 land. INDIANS 12, RED SOX 8—The SENATORS 7, A’S 2—Harmon fourth time the Giants have blown lief in the ninth. ed. In 13 game*,-the hurler who Clam Digger* .with ■port ahlrta In a hugq eelection of all new 2:07.2 anchor half mile in the Today's Game* Alumni A Intermediates defeat­ The Indians, handed six im- Indians,'3-0 against Boston, scored Killebrew drove in two runs, one a chance to close In on the Pirates • • • with poor functioning air condi­ drop-off In peraons buying tickets fielded their position* flawlesaly. started the game was also In there continental pockets in front. Rope belt pattema and fabrics. Mostly all wash and medley relay as the team won in Pittsburgh (Misell 1-8) at Chi­ ed the Red Ember* of Bolton, 8-6, eamed runs, romped 12-3 at Bos­ four unearned runs In the fourth. with his fourth homer, as the Sena­ In the past nine days. PHILS 5, CARDS I—Robin Rob­ tioning unit*.‘ However, Tn support only expenses have been met in the Sylveiter handled 17 chances and at the finish. Relief pitcher* were with tunnel loop*. wear. a time of 8:49.6. cago (Anderson 2-1) last night st' the West Side Oval. ton. Chicago's third place 'White Two came in on a walk and four tors cracked 15 hits and regained Third place Milwaukee, mean­ erts (2-7), a winner for the first of thd railroad, the type care past few years. Sibrinaz 21 without committing an emploved only twice. One of the, better showings of Clnoinnati (O’Toole 4-4 or Nsw- Ray Dotchln went all the way for Sox lost 5-2 at New York. Wash­ consecutive errors before 'Vic Pow­ sixth place from the A’s. Camilo while, moved within 3)4 games of time in more U)*n a month after •eheduled for'baseball specials are One unofficial spokesman report­ error. Four Letterraen Betum .95 .95 the non-wii^ng Indians was combe 3-8) at San Francisco (Mc­ the victory. ington rapped Kansa* City, 7-2. er, who drove in four runs, capped Pascual (6-4), given relief help Pittsburgh and went two games losing five straight, beat the Cards the type mdilt of tii4 cllehtel rates. ed that his organization will fore­ Aa a team the Indians had a A junior, Maneggia. will be, one To * 6 To * 4 turned in by Jack Peak. The latter Cormick 7-8) Little Don Croivell not only • • * it with a two-run homer. Jim when he seemed to tire in the up on San Francisco in the "l()*t" with a two-nm, two-out *inglf In Lhte trains don't help any. A go any more excursions due to fielding aVerage of .950 commit­ of four returning lettermen back finished a strong fifth in the two- Milwaukee (Burdette (4-3 or sparkled afield but knocked out TIGERS 6, ORIOLES 2—^The (Mudeat) Grant (4-1) won his seventh, allowed only three hlta—* column with a 6-4 decision at the fourth. Me had a shutout ua- Sleent example in > * train eched- reasons cited above; Other area ting 23 error*, in 462 official next Spring. Others du« back with mile after capturing third. In the Willey 8-S) at Los Angeles (Drye- three hit* for the winner*. Bruce fourth In a row, giving up Boston’s two of them homers by Norm Sle- Angeles on five unearned run*. The wed to leave Oraiid Central at groups plan, to follow suit. chances. the I960 batting champion are Mc­ Tiger*, 5)4 game* behind Balti- bem and Russ Snyder. Ray Her­ tll the sixth, when Bill White hom­ 120 high hurdles. It is very un­ dale 4-7 or WllUams 3-0). U Fish had a double also for the vlc- moremope. backed southpaw Don runs on homers by Marty Keough Braves have won six of their laat ered. Bob Miller (-2-1) lost it. giv­ Of the 99 hlU tii^*mmana con­ Adam,’ Sibrinaz and Skip Marsh. usual | for two distance runners like Philadelphia CBuehairdt 1-4) at tort. and outfield veteran Bobby Thom- bert (2-5) lost it. seven games. , , j ing up a first-inning homer nected for till* spring, SO o j^ e m Included among th# 10 lettermsn Moesl with 10 hlU off loser Hoyt Last place Philadelphia stopped by Salcius and Peak to do so well in St. Louis (Kilns 2-6 or Simmons Th* linescor# sheet waa Incom- Hairy Anderson. The card* had were for extra base*. T h w .in ­ who are' seniors and wriii not be re- the railin g Bt. Louis Cardinals, 5- Legion Junior Basehall Squad BERMUDA K N IT SPO RT the hurdles. It augurs well for 0-0), 9 p.m. pl«t#*wlth the hits and arror* left won six of their last nine. cluded 10 homer*, 11 triple* ahd tiirning 4ue (3o-Captelns Mlatretta out for both teams. * 3. ' ’ nine doubles. ahd Sylvester. TwaitwiUe, Sartor, next year. Unnaday's Schedule ' Jimmy Pier sail - . • • • SHIRTS WtUburgh at Chicago A * I ...... 0 2 1 4 1 0 X 8 Steve Ward Boxes Mound Ace SainiO^, Savltkaa, McNeil, Woj- SHORTS Bolton ...... * .0 0 I 8 0 6 6 6 r e d * 6. GIANTS Gi­ Named by Coach Rusty Scruton Senior righthander Pat Mlstret- narowlM,^ Hank Pedemonte and ■Msoaond. OsUf. — Bobby San­ Cincinnati at San Francisco Bermuda ehorta with conti­ These knit shirts are as cool Milwaukee at Ig>s Angrtss, 11 Dotchln and Cfiturilla; Accomaa- In Sti Nick’s Ring ants, slumping In the clutch, didn t t* was the mound ace notching Darcy Smiffi. Another whose name ders, 146, San rraneiaoo, ootpobit- have a hit for 6 1-8 Inning* does not appear^jn the compotrite nental styling and western aa a built in air conditioner. ad Kid Rayo, 147, Nlearagua, 10. Only Games Scheduled. ao, Aubrey (4) and Maneggla. Normal Around Home, Following aeveral tryout aea-^road and Sunday will travel to N1 four wins in six declalona, includ­ Boat neck and coUar atylea. against young Jay Hook (5-4) and _ x ._ __ _ ing hia last uiree conaecuuve boxdox score butout wnoso.whdSe. »rvice*service* wrlllwuj pockets. In greena, tans, Now making hi* home in Man- ing hia last three consecutive In all the new shape retain­ were ahut out on two tingle* until ■Ions, Coach Rusty Scruton and Fiiiit league holne game i* alated | »Urta. Hi* beat game waa a 7-0 be missed la Manager MiJ« Moras grays and whites. che*ter. Steve Ward will headline ing fabrics the eighth. Then Jim Marshal hit his asststsnts have selected the fol­ Friday night, June 24 at Mt. Nebo. two-hitter over Platt of Meriden co. ______Monday night’* pro boxing show Explosive on Diamond a pinch triple and Willie McCMvey. at St. Nick’* Arena, New York benched along with Orlando Cyie- lowing boya to perform with the $4 * against Ronnla. (^hen of New da for weak work with the bat, AMERICAN LEAGUE Manchester A ® • ” LeS*®" $ 2 To York. said, but he can be well- singled. Bob Grim finally saved It Although outhit eight to two. Junior baseball team during the Ward, junfpr New England Cleveland, Jime 8. (iTi — for Hook, getting WiUl^e May* (0- Police A Fire (6-2) defeated Sul­ .What’* happening, lo Cleve­ behaved if he makes the ef­ 1960 season. The team 1* aponaored welterweight king, 1* handled by for-4) on a baae«-loaded fo*’,*^* livan’s - (3-4) at Waddell Field last py Dilworth-ComeU-Quey Post 102. Jack LaSalle of Hartford. Cohen, land’* Jim Pieraall—a model fort. final out. San Francisco left eight of good conduct in Spring Gordon pointed out Piersall night. Five costly error* sent th# . Boya named were Ghrla McNeill, a converted *outhpaw, boa*t* a 1* about 15 pounds under hie men on base—for a total of 65 we Red A White down to defeat de­ Steve McAdam, Dave White, Bud­ SUMMER fine winning *treak including two training, but now at the cen­ Giant* have left stranded while FREE FAARIRI AT ALL STCRES • FROIIFT DELIIERY SERVICE ter of disturbances in each usual weight. The manager spite Gary Fleming’s two-hit dy Minor, Dave Slbrlnaz, Darcy i knockout* over A1 King. and Lane agree the 30-year- losing five of th(s laat nine games, pitching’. Winning twlrler Kent Smith, Skip Marah, Dave Ander­ Tred Lite ROBES of the Indians’ last s three all at home. series? old outfielder, hitting 50 Rothermmer and Carl Hohenthal sen, Roger Macaione, George May, points over hia lifetime aver­ The Reds, six games back In garnered the two hlta off Fleming. sfrom Kelley, Dennla Dailey, Dave Robes In tight •wjfight wash 'One thing certain — emo­ fourth, sent Johnny Antonelli (3-3) Canvas Shoes ^ tional upsets aren’t hurting age.- is driving himself too John Slemlnakl, Gary MacDon­ 'iHowea, Mflce Reardon, Jim Mls- and wear fabric*; Cool com­ For a Rtal Good hard and exhausting himself to his third defeat with three runs ald and Flemlrtg all had two bln- f tretta and Fred McCurry. fortable, easy care robes. hi* bose/ball performance. The In the second on a walk and single* ite C4UIVSS ahoe* with physically and emotionally. glei apiece for the loaera. Th# soles. Lace and jittery centerfielder is bat- by Gua Bell. Ed Bailey, Roy Mc­ The a# a t o n officially opene tlifg .321, has seven home Piersall say* his side of the . win moved Police A Fire to within Wednesday night, June, 15 at lachlne wash- Doal on a Now recent Incidents "Has never Millan and.Billy Martin. Vada Pin­ a half-game of fh-at place. Wash 'n Wear runs, leadis his club in stolen son added his sixth home run, off Wsthcrefleld. bases and has sparkled in the been told.” He said he doesn’t Police A Fire ...... 301 Olx—5-2-2 Two practice gamea have been "Want to be treated any dif­ Joe Shipley, In the Seventh,, Bell Sulliwan’a ...... 012 000— 3-8-5 fiuiek or Qpol— field. drove in another run in tfie ninth stranged for the weekend. Satur­ sw It’s also_ noteworthy that ferently than the others." Rothermmer and HeCartMU day afternoon the SHk Towner# » 4 ” t. “T expeqt to be ridden and' against Billy Loes. those closest to Piersall—his . • * « Fleming' and Viara. wiU meet South Windsor on the Now in Stock; * 3 Soo Us today! wife, Mary; Manager Joe Gor­ I expect to be brushed back," —. ■ * Best For TRU don and General Manager • he said. "In fact it’s an honor. BRAVES 8, DODGERS 47-Mll- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE » • / It has hardly happened to me waukee and the Dodger* swapped • MONROE aaf LOAD LEVELER Boxer styles *in plaids and • X " Frank Lane — don’t seem Exploding for five .runa In th# Beach Sets prlnte. Knitted styles In dif­ much worried that Pieraall is because I never hit so well solo home, rims by Del Crandall fifet two innings, Ahsaldi’s (6-2) Hot Weather Arrow , before. But I don’t expect to ind Frank Howard, but the Braves SHOCK ABSORBERS T erry lined Miawl collar; ferent leg lengths. Reverse 1959 CHEVROLET heading for another nervous trounced the Lawyer* (1-8), 7-1, tlGHTWClGMT Iblea, too. IPrlBes that are and mental breakdown, He be killed.” cracked the tie with five in'the laat night at Verplanck Field. ’Tha NEW ECLIPSE tei^ trim on pocket* and Parkwood WAgon. AutomAlic* fifth. After Crandall singled, two Driving ‘hard to beat. w«a institutionalized after victory enabled ^Anaaldl’a to tie MOWER HAS slewee. Colorful paisley de- such a breakdown in 196?. errors loaded the bases and loser idle Norman’s for first place In the • AIR LIFT PNEUMATIC SPRINO ■igB. Trunks to matcK DRESS SH IR T S *2395 Holman Resigns Johnny Podres (4-5); then forced Mr*. Pieraall says Jim standing*. EASY HEIGHT W A ^ * n W E A i R *qeads a perfectly normal life In a run by walking Ed'^athews. Bob Eagleaon of the Lawyer* s e l e c t o r BOOSTERS Two more came In when Podres CASTROL IfS S BUICK at home” with their ■ seven New York, June 8 iJP)— Nat Hoi waa the batting star getting three Dad haa hia eye on a. fresh man has resigned as ^basketball fielded Hank Aaron’s topper and 2-Door Hardtop. Automatic, ra­ children and U "always so singles. Bob Rylander of Anaaldl'S and W c h of new Arrow tight dio, heater, power ateerlng and pleasant and understanding." coach at City College, It was an' threw wild to the plate. Mel got the-only extra base hit, a two- HAL ANY, • CUSTOM FRAME TRAILER T E R R Y JA C S weight ahlfia. Theyll keep nounced today. - - Roach’s two-run single clinched It. brakes. Beige and "He has to play hard, she bagger. . CUniNG him cool all summer. $1895 Bob Buhl (5-2) i‘ the Braves’ top Each aide came up with four hits. HEIGHT. HITCHES for Motl Cars $ 5 . 9 5 winner, beat the Dodgers a second But Ansaldl’s committed only one Stafl* nahel LUBRIPLATE i4iiflt-*() 4 1.25 time, but needed Don McMahon’s error while the losers hobbled four. •kMUl* ere- 1957 BUICK relief after ^ving up"; 10 hit* in’ Ansaldl’a ...., •* * 0 9*2 x 7-4-1 elHfWceWrit • NEW STYLE ROOF TOP GARRIERS 6 2/3 Innings. It was the Dodg' Lawyers ...... l 00000 1-4-4 l>S(M>lime MOTOR OILS and Super 4-Door Hardtop. Black WUmIIH’. Mlilte. Automatlo, radio, heater, era’ sixth loss in eight gamea w f Rammey and YakaitlsS LIWRICANTS for Americaa aal Foraigi Can power steering and , • • . • •• Eagleaon and Wiley, Bvtuahev. TRUNKS y a n k s e . OCRS II. PIRA’TBS 2—The *ev- brakes, To Match enthi-place Cub*, rolling up 25 run* LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS SLACKS In two games and 47 while virln- $ 3 . 9 5 WASN 1i WEAR 1955 CHEVROLET, nlng four of their last five, stunned Mlane44polis — IsMiro Salas, 182, $ 1 0 4 ’ 5 Imost Mlnnhinff SMutomotive* Bel-Alr Wagon. White and blue. the Pirate* and Vern Law (8-2) Monterrey, Mexico, stopped Har­ Dad can always uss a pair BASEBALL with four unearned run* and a 6-0 Automatie, radio S I A Q R old Irwin, 182, Mlii*ie*ipolU, 4. If your dealer doesn’t stock parts, we invite your inquiries. or more of nanr summer and heater. '^ IW T 3 lead in two frames. They got five Los Angele# —■ Johnny Smith, r . ■lacks. W s havs the ones that ON more In the third off Benny Dan­ IM ID 4I 164, Los Angeles, stopped Artin fit the beat, ARROW iels. Ernie Banka, Bob Will and Dixon, 168, Lon Angelos. 8. Interwoven 1 9 5 5 FORD Walt Moryn each had three hits $12.95 $ < ^ * ^ Hook On Ties 2-Door Custom Line. SOCKS Blue, radio and heater, $695 The newest In nisekwear. AU Intenvoven socks in long perfectly knotted. Just hook WINF wearing nylon and fine cot­ $9.95 Values. $J.99 ton. AU new shades and paU on. 1953 PONTIAC DIAL 1 2 3 0 Green Wagon. Automatic, radio, MACHINE SHOP terns. FOR EXPERT $ y o o I8.SS Vidwa. $ ^ .9 9 heater, power ateer- WHEEL a l ig n m e n t —WHEl ^ big. A niee ear! J SjptoMiHinvii SERVICE MODERN STORES FOR AUTC PARTS Tonight 7:SS . RADIATOR REPAIRING AND,MURING COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE SEE SNATIyABlFR^.tl 651 PARK STREET PROSPECT ST„ Comer W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE BOURNE BUIUK YANKEES of GOVEBNOR ST. Near BROAD nfOpRPORATED HARTFORD M E N 'S S H O P vs. EAST HAR'TFORD MANCHES’TER CORNER MAIN and CLARKE MOTOR SALES Bllsh Hardware Go# TeL JAckuon 7-1811 Tel. JAckmn 8-2161 TeL Mitchell 3.6168 GLENNEY’S COB. MAIN awd MUCH StS. MIDDLE TURNPIKE CHICAGO T 801 BROAD STREET—MI l-lO lt n t BK,. MAHOHBSTKB OOBNBB BNFllXD mmA AMUEN' AMW 1HOIP*OMyiMJS>r-Tet BI.ft-*8W TEL. Ml 1-4571 p a g e TWENTY-THBBB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER! CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 196b

MANCHESTER E&^NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, W60 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sals_____i^lRockville^Vernon Booms Witbdnt Board 89 Summer Homss tsr Beat 17 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 p a g e TWENTY-TWO HooMhold Chwds VERNON—$14,800! First time of­ BY FAGALY dnd SHORTEN Building Mstsrlals CONGAMOND—^abbe Beach aec- d u p l e x M , >4-06 School St., mod­ ’TOLLAND—70 foot ranch with flre-| SOUTH WINDSOR t h e r e b e a ROOM FOR young lady. All toa fered. Beautifully aituatod B room Bnildlns-Contractinir 14 OUGHTA LAW BUDCTRIC s t o v e , gas rsWgeivu Uon. Blaepa eight, haated, hot and em bathrooms, two-car garago, place, full basement, three bed- , SensaUonal value! Sparkling • USED BUnClNO material for prlvUagei of home. A few feet rooms, eight closets,,two-car base-1 room ranch, 2 complete baths, full Cape Ood Just off parkway in- tor ice box, two-bumer gas coffes from everything. Call M j t-8839. cold running water, ecreened back excellent locaUon. Reduced.- J, D. cludea wiaaalve living room with District Firemen Vote W. F. DION Construction Company. sale, 2x8s and bp, aheathlng, itor-. Realty, 470 Main St., xn 8-6129. . ment garage, family room 24x26, basement, attached garage. De­ age Una, ahelvlng, work benches, msJier. MI 8-6889 after « P-m. and front porch, row boat.^ $60 ■fireplaca and bOokcasea, ouUtand- Alterations, additions, garat^es, WOMAN'S WORLhDEP'r. B ut i*MW SHE CAN'T 7A« . weekly. MI CH 7-lOOt. lot 180x760 with spring fed bub- Ughtful half acra lot. Priced for formica counters, roofin g siding, B ad v« rs£ svtowf L two complete bathroom sets, tw6 Wing brook. Low taxes. Priced for artlon! Ing master bedroom, large kitch­ 6THf^60SHPARHED OlRDLEf Apartments—Flats— USED ANSALDI en, plaatered walls, hot water heat, CLASSIFIED painting. Plans drawn. Ml 8-0896. SM£CANTAl^EAM'(iiUR0lE kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden 80” ELECTRIC Frlgidalre stove, quick sale. J. D. Realty, 470 ROBERT B. ANDERSON Tenementh 88 OOLUXIBIA LAKB-Group ef email Built Home - leasant nelghboriiood surround- Opposition to Charter kitchen cabinets, two hot . water good condition. MI 8-8074.______cottagee available for $$X to $78 Main St., xa 8-8129. | _ 8-0139 NOW IS THE TIME to have those , SOVJKAT?^ furnaces, modeth radiators, com­ Like New Eiga. Terrific value her#^ Call OOOOH! THANH FOR r e n t —Why look furtherT weekly. Waterfront locaUon, anyUme. Lehan Agency, xn 8-2131. | extra rooma added; also all kinds . ^OUDf I ISTllLMAO' plete windows. Including frame, CABINET TYPE 17” console TV, FIVE ROOM RANCH—Full base­ CUSTOM "^DESIQNED 6 room Strong opposition to the v ro " advertising HEAVENS f I'M OUT OP We have new 8H room, heated docks, safe for children. XO $-2898, ANDOVER CENTER btf4-l4-1143, JA 8-0189. of concrete work and carpenter and aluminum storm windows, ment, two fireplaces, ceramic tile ranch, 15x24 paneled living room 'WORST ROPf AtiOODTiME.' working condition. $80. Ml 9-2584, apartments ta reaidential area of Xa $-4929. posed charter for consolidation work. For free estimates, call MI 1 THU M l^ S S .' IT'S doors, and plumbing supplies. hath, hot water oil heat, full In- with fireplace, formal dining. , ■ n n m i n t i. v. i AND THAT ' 00MTV«RR,V, eECNVlLLlNG MB.' 4:15-5:15. Rockville Just IX mtautea from three It as voiced informally at a meeting 9-0279^ Jtrtras A Son. tESTAUSAftTf^ PEAR! IT MM Choman House Wrecking, open ^Hartford by WUbur Cross High' GIAN’TS NECK HEIGHTfi, next to BUlauon, city water and sewerage, room, 3 twin elzed bedrooms, par- ’ $9,000 full price for tola T room ° rec of Vernon voluhteer firemen last CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS dally 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or TAKE OVBR PAYMENTS tially finished rec room, many I home. Stone fir^lace, heatalator, I bedrooma. buiit-tas, m iots tor Sale 73 and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ tage for rent. Neat imd clean. Ex­ $1,900 DOWN will assume. 4% % TWO FAMILIES "ayes” were heard from Wfpa# f*” I. rMDonsIble for only ONE Incorrect or o m l ^ ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. $10.50 per Keg .-8 ROOMS FURNITURE tor and parking, $115. Ml 8 29 AUBUIW ROAD—living room, AD 6-1269 cellent fishing and 'Swimming. mortgage on this 2-year-old ' six I ‘TIi r Eb B ZONE lota with city I voring the charter. AbWit half iJr^ j^ ^ w S u M in en t end tten only to the e « t e n t « ^ MI 8-4880. No. 1 Oak Flooring $189 per M’ > ■ $10.18 MONTHLY flraplace, formal dining room room cape with carport,-100x200 Manche8ter—6-8 duplex with all IBte^on for n w " Er,ore which do not ICMcn the m lM of Private beach. Will sleep family oi large caWnet kitchen, three bed water. Union 8t. Manchester, J the District’s 80 volunteer firemen Disappearing Stairways $23.95 ea. WesUnghouse Refrigerator. Uvln* lot. Don’t miss this opportunity,! utilities. Asking $18,000. And 4-81 be corrected b ^ j ^ e j o o d " Ineertlon. COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, BEADY FOR occupancy—New 8 five, x a 4-1208 rooms, two-car garage. many 82,600 each, xa 9-8418. attended the meeting, presided 4x8 Plyscord $*$ P«r M’ Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, room apartment with ceramic tile call now. Wesley . R. Smith Agen­ flat with all utlUUeS, large g la sse d -______over by Fire Chief'Leslie Kittle. Inc.^^umlnUm aiding, asphalt, Lamps, Tables beautiful trees. Marion E. Robert Built-in Ironing Boards $10.95 Each bath, bullt-ln oven and stove, son. broker, xn 3-5953,. cy, MI 9-8962. In porch on a tr«mend0us lot for]TWO CHOK3E lota In AA lon ^ one| District Comrnlsslon. Chairman • uhestoa roofing. Also aluminum EVERTTHING $297.84 only $14,900. Both conveniently lo-| heavily wooded. Alsb one.ta Rock- wvanized or copper gutters and Twin Caaementa $1$ Each quiet neighborhood, $128. Ml Wanted to Rent 68 Donald Loverin said today the com­ rOCR COOPERATION w n x PJ q I 3 . 2 7 1 1 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 8-2573. E. CENTER ST.—Colonial home, MORE OF HOWLAND’S cated. edge. Terms avalabe. T. J. I BE appreciated leadera. MI 8-7707.-^ missioners had expected each o f PAY ’N TOTE $14.74 MONTHLY WANTED TO RENT with option to alx large rooms and sun parlor, FINE HOMES Crockett. Realtor. XH 8-1577. the three litre companlea to make . f u r n is h e d S room heated apart buy 8 year or more lease with two-car garage, excellent condi­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO RAY’S ROOPINQ CO., shlngla and Washing Machine, Westlnrtouse BOX MOUNTAIN■A|N Drive, Vernon^ | known their members’ opinion, but built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ NOBODY—BUT NOBODY ment. Private entrances. Parking option. Will pay $100 monthly^, sta' tion. Owner, Xa 3-7444. SOU’TH WINDSOR'—Six room x a 8-2788 Business Services Offered 13 Refrigerator, Bedroom, Living Adults. Apply 299 Autumn before Beautiful______loj.: ^:M0x209, $1,800. J. D. the firemen decided to speak, ag,. Announcements tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Room, Dinette, DIshe*. Rugs, gle home, three or four bedrooms, ranch, *4 acre setting, mature Paul P. Fiano XH 8-0458 Thomas Studio UNDERSELLS NATIONAL T:80 p.m. school district, Manchester, for VERNON-New Six-Room Ranch> shade trees, basement playroom, I Realty MI^-6139, 470 Main St. individuals at last night’s meeting. COSMA APPLIANCEf SERVICE. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray Lamps, Tables, Blankets Ed Crawford Xn 9-4410 ] One flremam said his cpmpt£ny baa PHILCO-BENDDC 16 lb. wash. Me; Jackson MI 8-8825. executive family by July 1, Xn near Lake Street School. Must encloled breezeway, two-car ga­ Engaged Repairs all make refrigerators, NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. e v e r y t h in g $898.2? NEW FIVE room rent, eecond sell. $1,500 to assume mortgage, ] not yet dlscussed^e^foposal. dry 10c/L ucky Lady L a u ^ r- 9-8300. rage. custom built, custom neigh­ Coventry. ’The engagement of Miss Lor­ freezers, wasjjing machines, ry- 881 STATE STREET Price Includes Delivery. Setim, floor, heat, hot water and garage, call Owner, Xa 8-0291, Evenings borhood, $17,900. COVENTRY LAKE {LAKE LOT for sale ta Oampbidl Speaks center/4 Maple St., a c r ^ fr o m $110 per month. Ml 8-6205. >a 8-7376. raine Gavello of Xfanchester to t/Natlonal Store. Open 24 era, ranigesr^ll and gas burners. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ SINGLE HOUSE or downstairs 6-9. Several 'persons were called upon Firs>/ MI 9-0888; All-work guaranteed. Articles For Sale 4B livery of Free Storage until needed. flat. Minimum 8 large rooms, cen­ MANteRESTER — West Side — Opportunity knocks! Imagine fori Edward Fedorlok of Torrington la -'tpeak on the charter after toa hours. Help Wanted— Female 35 Help wanted— Male 36 HEATED FIVE room apartment, trally located, xn 8-2581. MANCHESTER— Off East Center $11,900 bbya nlc« 8 room ranch, jonly $10,90(>—a large 8 room Caps ASHFORD LAKE announced by her parents, M RCiOFINQ — Specializing repairing CHeatnut 8-2147 Phone for appointment third floor, centrally located, near vote was taken, including Irving ZZl R A 1^-T V r e p a i r s , any make— PART-TIME SALES, but no quotas 21” PENNSYLVANIA riding lawn- -'St. 8 room home, excellent condi three bedrboms, cloee to busi with full basement, oil hot water Offers Choice Building. and Mrs. Felix Gavello, 147.Bpfuce P. Campbell, a former state rep­ cafs. amplifiers, phonographs and roofs » all kinds. New roofi^ gut­ CLERK SAMUEL ALBERT. Hartford bue line, xn 9-7269 alter 4 p.m. SINGLE HOXIE In Mancheeter arlto pTfsonaUi ter Work, chimneys cleaned re-, or sales meetings. You’re strictly mower, one year old, excellent CH 7-0358 tion. Large spacious rooms schools. chui»eh. A real deal. heat, generous size roomsj ttcome Lots For Sale St. resentative, and leader of the Ver­ 'Mangers. Over 47 years total ex­ condlUon, $100. MI 9-2210. option to' buy. Two bedrooms, two Screened porch. 2-car garage from water supply, on M acre lot Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and paired. Aluminum siding. 10 Office experience not required. on your own.Jfo pressure. You'^de- Diamonds—Watchcft— See It Day Or Night GENERAL RENTAL agehey— Wa 28 mUes east of Manchester non Independent Party. Campto^ vacu u m CLEANEP-S repaired perience. 90 days guarantee on all adults. Available on or before $18,900. Phllbrlck Agency, XO MANCHES’TER—Centrally local- Assume $70.10 monthlj’ or new Mrs. John Fedorlpk, Torrington. ______^ „ years’ experience. Free esti­ clde what yott need to earn and Jewelry 48 If you have no means of trans­ iClalize Iri rentals o f , all kinds. October 1. Address P, O. Box 903, Pay us a visit said he was not prepared to speak my. own home shop. Forty jw r s work. Potterton's, Ml 9-4687. mates. Call Howley, MI 8-5381, Ml Interesting and varied work, pleas­ 30 GALLON WATER boiler with 9-8464. ed. Clean, cozy Cape, B rooms fin-1 tinanclnf available, Miss Gavello 16 a 1957 graduate I matter slnce*^he waa aiked then make It. In a: flw hours of portation, I’ll $end my auto for D. Realtv. xn 3-5129, evenings, Manchester. ished. Owner mo'ving out of town factory experience. A llV a k e a 8-0763. ant alr-conditloned office. Excellent your spare time you can earn $80- gas side arm heater, copper fix­ LEONARD W. TOST, Jaweler—ra- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA of Manchester High School and ol ^nly yesterday to do so. Most of ■ CXINNIE’S TV and Radio -Service, tures; also bath tub suitable for you. No obligation. rx a 8-1637. 470 Mata St. ANCIENT HOXIE by a burbling Must sacrifice. LAWRENCE F. FIANO lor, rates, free **‘ **” ?1” ’ $100-$125 per week selling the new­ palra, adjuats watchea expertly. St. Mary’s Hospital School ol the firemen had copies of the pro- pickup and dellviiry^.-Mr. Miller, available all hours Satisfaction benefit program. Apply lakd' cottage. Ml 8-5682, A— WANTED TO RENT— Five large brook. $9,900. New heating, new MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 guaranteed. Qill Ml 9-1815. est, most in demand service In Reaaonable prlcea. Open Tueaday L—B—E—R—T— 'S ROCKVILLE—8'4 room apartment, rooms ta two-famlly house and MANCHESTER—Six room ranch, MI 3-^766 _ _ ^ - 1 Nurelng In Waterbury. She ■will poged charter that became avall- JA 8-5409. / thru Saturday, Thuraday eve 43-45 ALLYN S*^., HAR’TFORD modern, residential location, shop plumbing, newly decorated, new Heating and Plumbing 17 FIRST NATIONAL STORES, Hartford County. Cost—3c post garage, all modern conveniences, lawns. Five rooms down plus 3 garage, newly redecorated. Inside, • Ajite STREET—Bulldtag become a staff nurse at Chai^ able earlier yesterday, CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. card to Box 123, Storrs, Conn., or nlnga. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. Open Nights TUl *. Sat. $ p.m. ping, churches at walking dis Paul P. Fiano x a 8-0458 available. 145’ frontage. Will build Hungerford Hospital ta Tor- Campbell termed as “ alnwet tm- ELECTROLUX/(Reg.) Social. PLUMBING AND heating - re­ INC. QUART ANU pint canning Jara. MI modern bath with shower, adult partly finished -up. Drive by 868 good 5% mortgage, close to bus] Reasonable rates. Call PI t-7558 call Storrs, GArfleld 9-6643. tance. All utilities, furnished. In couple. Can furnish good ' refer­ and shopping, $15,500. xa 9-4410 ,y*8**y Agency, jn September. thinkable” a charter provlsloo, World's Ueh^st weight heavy modeling installations, repairs 9-275f0. UNIVERSAL electric range. $ » . eluding heat and hot water. Free Adams Street and then call me at Ed. Crawford diitv clc^mer Two-tone color. between 1:80-4:80 or any time Park and Oakland Ave. ‘ ences. Availability July 1. Rock­ CH '6-4897 if you mean business. “ “ Mr. Fedorick was graduated that he said, denies the voters the Saturday or Sunday. All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ MAN TO learn drIry cleaning. Call Garden— Farm—^Dalry Rex side arm hot water heater, parking. $90 a month. Call Rock' Complete 169.75. Call Electrolux, I East Hartford PKJNIC TABLES, attached s«aU, j ville TR 8-9476. Frank Burke, sole agent. WARREN E. HOWLAND ANDOVER LAKE_DeslrabL lake-1 from Seaside High School in right to petition the Council for perience. 24-hour service. Call In person at Manchester Dry full size 30” wide top, 6 foot, ' Products 50 $8. 25 screens. Reasonable. Ml vine TR 5-8748 or TR 6-2600. REAL’TOR x a 8-11081 LAKE ST., VERNON MI s4306 after 4 p.m. ____ TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. Cleaners, 98 -IVells St. 9-7517;' S l o t t r e e f S i d ^ M . Call W and attended MltcheU the removal of .offlclata chines—repairs, sales, servlcs and WOMAN WANTED—5 day week, ri9.95; 8 foot $22.96: ' 10 loot NEW S ROOM apartment, stove BOLTONi-Oistom 6 room ranch, 575 Xlaln Street xa 9-4425 ■ CJoUe^ In Now London. He is om-1 He also said the Council can, WANTED—Ride from center of $25.95; sturdy braced cpnitructlon NATIVE ASPARAGUS — Fresh Bnrtnfi Propg^ for Sate 70 artistic stonework, huge porch Manchester, Conn, ) PRICE $20,900 rentEils. AU 9-84’T7. clean, steady work. New System TAPES’TRY CLUB chair $10, gold refrigerator, heat, garage. Adults ployed In the engineering depart-1 under the proposed charter, fill Hartford to Coventry. 6 p.m Mon Laundry, Harrison St. ol 2x10 Western Fir. Zfhc plated picked dally, 8 bunches 69c, 12 breezeway, two-car garage land­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 Situations Wanted— bolts. Delivered and assembled. bunches $2; crate of 24 bunches over-stuffed chair $5; leather top enly. $75 monthly. PI 2-8090. 818-820'CENTBR STREET property Evenings ’This Is a natural for the ranch ENJOY SWIMXnNG. boating or ment at Torrington Mfg. Co. vacancies by appointment to eat'* day through Friday. PI 2-6880. mahogany lamp table and lamp scaped, seasonably priced. Carlton itaded famUy. Three spacious bed- fishing? 14 lots at Coventry Lake, wedding is planned tend beyond the neat election data, w o m a n WITH car for special Femaie 38 W. Zlnker MI 9-6444. $3.89. Now taking orders lor Irees with excellent Income. Priced for W. Hutchins, xn 9-5132. x a 9-9858 x a 8-05*7 xn 4-llSt I minded MORTENSEN ’TV Specialized RCA $20. curtain stretcher $3, two army IXOIACULATE fiv# room duplex quick sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Mata rooiha li e Uvlng room with fire- not waterfront nor l»«ge «t SL James’ Ohurrii. and thereby perpetuate themselvea I WILL CA’TER for simple wed­ television,.service. Ml 9-4641. ALTERA’nONS made quickly and radio feature program. Should Ing Or canning. Farmer’s Market, with 'two encloeed porches and dings. buffets at a fair price. Call DRESSMAKING and alterations, % ’TON CARRIER alr-conditloner, ,819 E. Middle Tpke., MI 9-0474. cots $3 each. Call MI 8-1264. Street, XO 8-8121. BOLTON—Four room ranch with XIANCHESTER — Special (Buy) place, din! - ^ I building, but sll have lake ^ or their own clique In office. efficiently. MI 9-5555. have knowledge of greater Hart spacious yard. Garage, oil heat, privileges. $50 escit. Tel. WUllman-l ford area. No selling. MI 9-9988 or also Ironing done In my home; 29 used one year, excellent condt- 2-car garage, acre of land, $10,900. , Mitten. ’This month only. Nice 2 en walkout basement with fireplace CampbeU ad'vlsed the flrem ta MI 9-2909. GONDER’S ’TV Service—Motorola electric hot water. No children, no BUSINESS BUnJMNG ta a bust- Uc HA 3-4896. and Phllco factory service. Hi-Fi, MI 9-9534. Falrvlew St. MI 8-7320. tlon. MI 3-0579, •? As p a r a g u s and strawberries lor J. D. Realty, 470 Main SL, XO ' family duplex, central, 8-car ga' and picture windows, ideal for rec. to "think wisely, go to the polls r TDE WANTED—Hilliard St. to canning. Also small amounts. Musical Instmmcnta 53 pets. Rental $80. Inquire $43 nets section. Owner leaving town. rage. Just reduced to $15,300. room. Surrouiutad -by beautiful ihonos and auto rodloe. 214 Spruce Moving—Trucking— ' Adams St. 8-8129. SEVERAL LOTB at Coventry Lake. and vote, for It may be the last Pratt * Whitney. East Hartford, AN OPENING exists at the All WE DON’T MEET PRICEI^ Michaud, PI 2-8096. Phone x a 9-9728 for details. Beautiful 7 room Dutch Colonial trees and dawn. ’Truly magnificent, time you have a chance to ■vote as 8 a.U.-4:45 p.m. Call MI 9-7028. 5t. MI 9-1486. Storage 20 LIKE TO HAVE your piano elec­ XIANCHESTER - Custom built, Water and clubhouse privileges. Wedding State Insurance Company Office Dosrs— Birds— Pets 41 c h e e r f u l , s u n n y , three large 8- car garage, good location, to Shown by appointment, free men.” ____ PICK YOUR OWN straw^rrles, tronically tuned before Labor VERNON—Two-famlly plus large oversize 6 room Cape, on bus line, .settle estate. Just reduced to , $195-$29B. ’Time payments. Xa | (XIMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart AUSTIN A. (CHAMBERS Co. Local- at 155 Main St. for a full-time gen WE BEAT THEM! rooms, heat and hot water, cen three room house. Good yearly in „ « . 11 u I In reply to a fireman who won- WANTED—Riders to Pratt ft Whit­ R. Wolcott on automatic washers, FOR SALEJ—Thoroughbred English 25c quart. Bring bMkets. 612 Day? Appointment must be made shrubbed lot, with shade trees. $16,500. Nice home plus income, 8-7860.______moving, packing, storage. Low eral clerical position. ’TyplOK nec now as we will be busy tuning In trally located, x a 9-16$8. Evenings ' come and locatlpn. PI 2-8385. Houae-Kellener Jf Campbell could find "any- ney. Fast Hartford. 8-4:45. Gate dryers and electric ranges, MI essary. Call MI 3-2431 or come in Setter, male, six months old. 750x14 Whitewalls 414..95 Keeney St. One-car garage, ameslte drivfe, live rent free, full price; $10,500. PAUL J. CORRENTI 8 South lot, from E. Center St. rate on Iom distance moves to Call MI 8-6900. the public schools during the sum­ ?AD 8-4793. city .water, sewer, and .sidewalks. TitiMi Nancy Kelleher, daughter thing good” In the propoeed 2 batha. largeI v e n M r t o X b M ^ M e e d for quick sale. J. D. Real- B i^ t o m Maas., on May 14. Andrew Tricarlco, speaking as a good selection. Look behind our LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 50 8-6563. Also lancy pigeons. MI 9-0173. 436 CENTER ST. 803 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKB ’TUXEDO AND white dinner Jacket, Broad Str««t fireplace, atone veneer front, base office. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. water furnished. Xn 9-9258. ins, fireplace, bookcases, paneling, XIANCHESTERHSlx room Cape. In ty, 470 Main St., XO 3-5129. The Rev. WUllam Riley per­ I fireman end a voter, rather than repaired. Free plcx-up and de­ MANCHESTER Pacljage Delivery. size 38-42, $25 or separately. Xu U4 baths, attached garage, semi­ excellent location so near to ment garage. Needs redecorating. Help Wantefl— Male 36 ’THREE FRISKY well-marked kit CLO’THESLINE poles Installed and 8-6389 after 8 p.m. Permanently toned for manufac­ formed the double ring ceremony, I In his position as town foreeman, NEEHI A CAR and had your credit livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, Light trucking and package deliv­ NEW FURNITURE FOUR CLEAN rooms, heat and hot circle drive, nearly one acre lot. school. Catholic Ctourch. and shop­ Ameslte drive, nicely landscaped. and the couple received a Papal tens, seven weeks old, to go to reset, Used chain saw. Good farm turing, marketing, warehousing, Price reduced by $1,000. Will listen said, *T would be much happier- turned down? Short on decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- play home. We will give you free BRAE-BURN REALTY Robert Fitzgerald o< South Grant Store on E. Main St. Tba cleaned. Also yards cleaned. Rea­ where. Prompt delivery. Call floor, xn 8-5331. siding, fireplace,, hot water heat, Hying room with fireplace, dining oversized cape, full shed dormer, bination windows and doors. Bx- hanging. Clean workmanship. Free delivery and free storage up to one ROCKVIIX.E — New 8H room dormers, gsrsgs, trees, bus, 4H% large kitchen with adjoining utility Windsor served as beat man. headquartws 'WIU be toe focal point sonable. MI 3-2605. LiMnard L. Giglio, Bolton, MI room, modem kitchen, two spa' ceUent condition. City water and MI 3-6273 1957 THUNDERBIRD, good condi­ estimates. No Job too small. John Machlsts Boats and Accessories 46 year. NICE ROOM for elderly woman In apartment now available, mod­ mortgsgs. Csrltoa W, Hutchins, clous bedrooms with bath on seC' room, Reduced for quick sale. S Ushers were Francis Claughsey for distribuUon of toa proponed Verfallle, MI 3-2521. 3-7083. em convenlencea for modern liv­ Wanted—(Real Estate 77 tion. May be seen at 24 Main St. RUBBISH REMOVAL service you private home with kitchen privi­ XT 9-5182. ond floor. Forced hot water heat A. Beechler, Realtor, XD 84969. sewerage. Quiet nelghboriiood, otf. Manchester, 'John Kelleher of charter and telephone oontacta Toolmakers POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob­ NORMAN'S ing. Excellent location with super 1951 PONTIAC. 4-door'sedan. stand- can depend, on for a« little as 70c EXTERIOR HOUSE Painting Serv CANADIAN BUILT Weymouth 19- leges, xn 9-3897. breezeway and garage., $15,900 Well landscaped lot. SELLINO—b u y in g —’Tradtag? Wa Pittjtourgh, Fta., Jamea Keller of wito voters. sen, Bolens, Toro and Ariens. Self- foot cabin cruiser, powered by 443 Hartford Road markets and other shopping st NEW 6 ROOM ranch, buUtda stovs Other listings. Phllbrlck Agency XIANCHESTER—Four room single Syracuse, N.Y., and Richard Kel- Supporters of consolidation ara ard shift. Motor overhauled and a week. MI 8-8429. Ice. Free estimates. Fully in Engine lathe operators walking distance, $90 a month. offer you tree confidential ta' propelled, push or riding. 18 to 30 60 h.p. electric, fully equipped. Before you buy furniture any­ LARGE ROOM, completely furn­ fireplace, garage, cellar, 178 foot x a 9-S464:\ with garage. Owner transferred ^ CHARLES LESPERANCE spectiona *nd arrange aU ftaanc' leher of Brockton, Mass., brothers urged to attend a meeting o f toa new clutch, $100. MI 8-7960. sured. Quality workmanship guar Inches. Ask for demonstration and Call, Ml 9-6023 between 9 a.m' ished, with complete light housa- Fifteen minutes from Hartford on frontage, trees. Only $18,100. Carl­ to Florida. Must sell. Only $11,900 HI-FI COST too much? Buy a kit. anteed. Edward Yeomans PI Sheet metal men where—shop at Norman’s. tag from atart to finish, Mitten of the bride. OCBO ’Tuesday at 8 pm . at toe Expert advice oh your needs. Free be satisfied. ’Trade In your old ma- and 2 p.m. keeping privileges. XH 9-4776. Parkway. Call Rockville, TR 5-3748 ton W. ^tchtas, xa 9-8182. MANCHES’TER>-sTX>UR bedroom S. A. Beechler, Realtor, xa.8-6969 MI 9-7620 Mrs. Kelleher wore a champagne headquarters. President Herbert, 2-8002. PICTURES, kitchen curtains, or TR 5-2600. WUI work hanff and glove with 1968 FORD STATION wagon, $295. estimates .and reasonable rates oi> Inspectors * chine. Parts and service. We Colonial, ta good ce^ition, ateam you. Member ' Multiple Listing beige lace sheath dress, mink stole, Hannabury said today, construction. We repair all makes. sharpen and repair most all hand 1960 WEST BEND outboard motors drapes, blankets and spreads, NICE $ ROOM Oolonlal with flrs- heat, attracUvely lahdscaped lot SOUTH WINDSOR — Near Map TIME TO BUY! CJhaln saw. $55. MI 9-1454. knick-knacks, Motorola TV. Xn SINGLE ROOM. genUeman prs- THREE ROOXI8 completely fur­ place. East Middle ’Turnpike, Chester. Frustrated farmers atten Service. Call the EUsworto Mitten large cerise rose peal. hat and | Call MI .8-0204 now. Courses and Classes 27 Aluminum and heliarc welders and power lawn mowers MI See our display. One full year one-car garage. See *una,,^excep' Agency. Realtora M7 34930, matching accessories.’ The bride­ PONTIAC 1953, hardtop, excellent 3-7958. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 guarantee. C. J. Morrison Paint 3-8558; ferred. Ml 9-0722, nished, all utilities paid, $20 week­ $14,900. J. D. Realty, 470 Main fit., Uonal value before you^buy tion! ’This recent 8 bedroom ranch The time to buy a home la now Bridgeport operators ly. one block from Main-St. Tel. xa 3-5129. with garage and breeteway has a See those fair-priced Jarvis list' groom’s mother wore a blue silk condition, low mileage, hydrama- ELECTRONICS offers well-paying Main St. Co., 385 Center St. $15,900. Phllbrlck Agency, US’TINGS NEEDED for aU types dress with hand-embroidered de­ Hoasehold Services 24” G.E. T-V, all channels, new WANTED—Girl to share apartment xn 9-942$. 9-8414. 100x250 foot pasture-sized fenced tags, tqday! Open tlr power steering, snow tires. positions to technicians and serv­ Horizontal boring mill operators FULLY EQUIPPED 18 foot Lap picture tube, $95, Kelvinator auto­ with another young lady. Call 6042 PORTTBR ST. Excsptloiislly of homes. For prompt, courteous tail, mink stole, blue rose petal Extras 1 $425. MI 3-2563. Offered 13- icemen. "Leam-by-doing”' —train SEE THBl?:Si» Wheel Horse riding XH There’s room for three gar- service, call deszynskl-Felber mower; A Equipment; 946 Cen strake runabout, 36 h.p. outboard. matic washer, $75. Both excelleiit .3-4033, between 5:30-7. latae two-family, now vacant, ax- 5-5 FLAT, exceptionally fine cohdl and a heliport If desired, $15]900 — A sophisticated custom hat and matching accessories. Both now at Connecticut’s Oldest Elec­ Bullard operators THREE ROOM apartment avail' cclfent condition. Prietd right for buUt Cape Cod home on St. John Agency, Art or Ann Felbcr, Ml wore orchid corsages. J */ ‘Hoping and WbUng* 1953 PON’TIAC convertible _ . SERVICE — Potterton’a aU tronics School. Day and evening ter stieel; Ml 9-2052. Open eve Call MI 9-4770. working condition. XII 9-0710. tion, near school, bus, ahopplhg, plus Aiqple storage for tractor, 3-1409, or Cieszynskl, Xa tags and weekends. able July 1. 88 Rudiudaon St. quick safe. XO 9-8229, 9-5. churcheo. Carlton W. Hutchins, xa kid’s toyS>^ats. etc. (Extra car St. X spacious rooms down, 2 A reception for 200 guests waa To^the Editor, Chief, black with red leather In- makes. Highest quality guaranteed classes. Summer term starts June Experienced In experimental 15 FOOT LYMAN and 25 h.p. ELECTRIC STOVE, walnut vanity, 9-4291. ' terior, good condition, $295.. MI j work and parts, over 47 years ex­ 9-5182. port). Your wqu will like the con­ tremendous bedrooma en 2nd floor. held at a' North Easton, Mass, tanrl Memorial Day weekend was 27. Free catalog. New England precision aircraft machining. Must HOME AND garden tool and equip, motor, 30 h.p. Scott $225, 10 h.p. chair with ottoman. Call XO 4 CAROL DRWB - RockvUle, $1$,- Ceramic tUed bath. Attached ga­ after the ceremony. For a wedding certainly an enviable one, and 9 1043. ______perience. Fan- ■'1'" for service since Technical Institute, 56 Union Pi., be able to set up and work to blue­ Biurinesfi Locations 650. 5 room ranch, large Uvtag venient nice nMghborhood (bus IF YOU WISH personal service call 1931. Phone MI 9-4587 for best ment rentals. Lawn and garden Johnson $75. Xn 9(1454. 9-1556. XIANCHESTER—4 room ranch, service. shopplngceiHer. Xntchell rage. Fine lot, fenced and expertly Joseph A. N^arth, Broker, xa trip to New Orleans ^ 'T 'lorld a , everyone who held a wish, hope, o r 1955 OLDSMOBILE, Super 88 con­ Hartford, Conn. Phone JA 6-8406. fertilizer, mower engine, repair­ for Rent 64 room, cabinet kitenen, I bed­ years old, can be used as a 4 or planted. Assume V.A. mortgage service. , » prints. Apply 16 FOOT plywood boat, Maatercraft rooma, 1H% moitaage can be telephone exchange). Price $16,500. 94320. Mrs. House w ork er blue Iftce Uerygnt. desire for such a pleasant vertible. Excellent. Private owner, ing. AP Equipment, 945 Center $12,800 bedroom home, 2 full baths, one Glenn Roberts. Realtor, ML4-1621. with only $2,900 and save. sheath dress yrith short Jacket, days should be given a pat HAROLJ) ft SONS. Rubbish remov­ St. MI 9-2052. Open evenings and trailer, 7Vi h.p. motor, $250. (?aJl Manchester, West FOR OFFICE or business use. assumed. Marlon E. Robertson, car garage, forced hot water heat $850. MI 9-3223. Bonds—Storks Mortgages 31 TR 6-2412 or TR 6-1280 after 6 Mata St. near Center, 8 rooma, Broker, xn W9BS, evenings XH 4-0181. XIANCHESTER —Wanted four or matching accessories and an or- back. al, cellars and attics cleaned. DELTA CORP.' weekends; ^ Side, older 7 room Shown by appointment only $16,900 — A lovely 6(4 room Co- more room home up to $11,000 chid corsage. xhg elements which take a pe- Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold MORTGAGES—If you need money, p.m. SEPTIC TANKS ground floor, plenlty of parking, $19,900. Phllbrlck Agency, XO ASSUME 4(4% G.I. mortgage! 1 [onial with detached garage on Auto Accessories—Tires'' English cape, recent-- x a 9-5229, 9-S. SOUTH WINDSOR -Custom built Lawrence F; Fiano, 8-2786. Xfr; and Mrs. House are now pleasure In upsetting toe Hoar. MI 9-4084. we are in a poaitlon to finance 1249 Main St., Hartford 6,000 BROWN llNVELOPES, 6x8>,4. AND ly built 2-car garage, 9-8464, baths, 8 bedroom ranch. 100x200 ew St. 8 bedrooms, 1(4 baths. top opening, not gummed, "avail­ ’THREE POINTER, 8 foot, ma executive 74 foot ranch with 10 Custom built In 1950. An excellent / . "" . — living at 45 ‘Wellman Rd., Man- gppiecqri: m .man loomed dark and second mortgages In any amounts. hogany and white excellent con­ ameslte drive, combi­ OOX4PLETELY redecorated and acres of land, 2-car gartoe, IVA foot lot. Little cash or red taoe in­ cheater. I heavy on toe horizon last Thurs­ ’Tk’^’J.ew^Afs^sfithwInd WEATHERSTRIP- Com Terms to suit yoiir needs. J. D able Immediately. Best offer. Re­ nation windows, .con­ BOL’TON—"IhlB Cape Cod 1s a volved. For details call Glenn family hom^e, 4(4% mortgage may panv doors and windows, custom ply Box V, Herald. ______■ dlUon. xn 9-1158. PLUfiGED SEWERS modernized building with air con­ baths,' encloaed shower. High ele- treasure you will always chprish. be assumed;^ ' day, but from toe hearts and minds heater, reasonable. MI ^8-7252. Realty. 470 Mata St., Ml 8-5129. venient location. A ditioning and private parking for vacatlon with beautiful 'view. The Roberts. Realtor, XO- 4-1521,. eve­ of men came something, which work guaranteed. Call collect WU- rare opportunity • at Six rooms, 1(4 baths, 3 or four nings 4-0181., s s s m lease. Building contains 1500 sq. beat of everything haa gone Into bedrooms, one acre of land, brand $17,200—S ou m 'fit, Bolton, is the Local Stocks when, united, leashed and held at llmantic HA 3-1196. Mach'iR. CI I this low price. Adtp DrlvlnK SihopJ Busineps' Opportunities 32 ^ p tl«. Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer ft. of office space and 1500 sq. ft. this house can be bought with- or new, priced at only $16,800. R. F. MANCHESTER—Six room single, address of this mraero white stuc­ bay those dark denlzefis which 1 FLAT FINISH Holland window McCa r t h y for basement storage; 85 Oak St., without acreage. J. D. Realty, 470 LARSON’S, Connecticut’s first U Ltaes Installed—Cellar Water­ DimOck Co., xa 9-5248 or Barbara with large frame buHdlng one co ranch home. 8 -roomq, 2 twin­ were set to spoil another "week­ shades made to measure. All ENTERPRISES or call xa 8-8271 for appointment. Main St. xn 8-5129. Woods, x a 9-7702. sized bedrooms. 1(4 baths, epcloaed QuotaUene Fnrnished by end. V censed driving school' trained i SEPTIC TANKS proofing Done. block from Main St. Business II Cobnni M MIddlebrook, Ine. metal Venetian blinds at a hew SMALL BUSINESS for sale CLEANED and INSTALLED Realtpra zohe. Price reduced.' 8. A. Beech­ hreezeway and'2-ear garage. KgSy ■The weathermen may explain Certified and approved is now of­ lot/ price. Keys made while you Invitation to Bid Bob Murdock HOUSE FOR rent as office for MANCHESTER' — 4-rbom ranch XIANCHESTER ROAD Glaston 'Bank Stocke fering - classroom and behind Main St. Tel. MI 9-0884. professional or businesa use. Plen­ type home, central heat, city utll- ler, Realtor. Xa 84989. to maintain and easy to heat. Over, away wito their high and low prea wait. Marlow’s. Sealed bids addressed to the • SEWERS LOAM McKlNNEY BROS. MI M 076 bury, facing the golf course, q $1,000 worth of shrubg on glorious I''- V Bid Asked ^ r e areas and remain myaufled wheel Instruction for teenagera. ty of parking. On bus line. Near ' ities, excellent lot,. on bus line. Director of the Conhectlcut De­ MACHINE CLEANED x n 8-6472 room Cape, breeiewny garage, WOODLAND STREET—Six room green lawn. Must be seen to ap­ Oonh: Bank and Trust as to what happened, but there are Ml frf076. WEAVING of Bums moth holes Help Wanted— Female 35 S«w*rac|« Disposal Co. shopping center on Hartford Rd. $9,900. Other listings. .Phllbrlck nice lot. Priced for quick sale. J. partment, o.f Aeronautics for the for Sale x n 8-7798. Agency, XO 9-8484. single, hot water heat, oversized preciate extras. Co. ; ...... 40 48 those who believe that hoping and PBtEPARE FOR driver's teat: ahh tom clothing, hosiery runs, construction of a paved bituminous. • INSTALLATION 180-182 Pearl S t—XH 8-8808 D. Realty. 470 Main St., XO 3-5129. one-car garage, nice lot. Only wishing brings Its highs, and de­ hr'dhags repaired, zipper re AVON HAS several openings for $18,800—Modern ranch home on Hartford National Ages 18 to 60. Driving and claas Manchester housewives who want Concrete airplane parking area at I fiUXIMBR ST.—Office space, ellgh $12,300. S. A. Beechler, Realtor, Bank and Trust. Co. 84(4 86(4 feat and despondency brings Its placement, umbrellas, repaired, Brainard Field, Hartford, Con­ SPECIALIST 4-S-6-7 Yd. LOADS MANCHESTER —Low down pay Brent Rd. In Woodhlll Heights. 3 1 room. Three Instructors. No walt- men’s shirt >IIars reversed and to earn money and make new heat and hot water furnished. Will nial, built by RoMetto, 6 rooms, 1(4 ment assumes mortgage. Custom xn 3-6969. Ftro Insnraaoe Oenapaalca own lows: ' tag. Manchester Driving Acade- necticut, known as Project H-160, decorate, parking facilities, $85, baths, formal dining room, extra bedrooms, 1(4 baths. 14x23 living ' It was certainly a graphic ex­ replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend' friends. Pleasant dignified, part split level, 7 large jw m s, 1(4 BOLTON—Six room split level. 1 room and family sized kitchen. Phoenix F ir e ...... 76(4 78(4 my. 1-- 2-7249. ______time work. No sales experience will be received In the Connecti­ C d l 9-6 p.m. MI 8-2457. large Hiring room, nice yard with ample as to what a little emotlOQ^ Ing Shop. cut Department of Aeronautics Town and Country baths, bullt-lns, patlo/plcturesque bedrooms, full dining room, fire Beautiful grounds. Full basement. Hartford Fire N ew.. 48H ■ 48(4 needed; we give full training. fireplace. 8-SelHng ' for 117,200.— — -R. landscaping, many extras. Carlton wishing and hoping can do to turn , and Building, Brainard Field, Hartford, Norman LatuKppo l^ftlN STREET -RuUding for com­ F. Dlmock Oo.T XO 9-8248 place, garage, wooded lot. Priced Carport. Only 8 years old. National Fire ...... 147 165 %kH?e^d I ALL MAKEb of, TV, radio Eamlnga start Immediately. ,C!all Drainago Co. W. Hutchins, xa 9-5132. , at only $14,800. Minimum down Phoenix Fire ...... i75 78 toe tide of events. electronic equipment eX' today for appointment. CH 7-4137 until 2:30 %m., D.S.T. on Juno 20, M l 3-7172 mercial business or OTce use. Johanna Evans, Xa 9-8888. $18,90O^tately 8 room Colcmlal Yours for more wishing and courteous Instructors. CTass n »m l ^ renalred with - ’ WUI subdivide XO 9-8229. 94. McCarthy Enterprises. Xn 9-4578 life and lademalty las. Cos. instructions lor 16. 17 year olds.l r~.~, repairea--r...... wun..... - •0-hay 1960. M l M 1 4 3 $15,900 EIGHT ROOXI8—Can be used as on Olcott St. Close to school, shop­ hoping before every weekend. Proposals shall be submitted In $12,600—SIX room cape, full base­ R. D. Murdock, x n 84472. guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the Wo m a n f o r part-tlm* work LARGE STORE at 26 Birch 8t. one or two-famlly. New gas heat ping and transportation. Huge Aetna Casualty ..... 77(4 80(4 Sincerely, ’Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director triplicate on forms furnished by ment, combtaati windows and Manchesier TV. Ml 9-1048. cleaning and as matron. Call m u Apply Msriow'e, 887 Main 'St. er, storm windows, large lot. Call MANCHES’i'ER—Move right In. ceramic tiled bath. Screened porch, A6UI&Aetna LifeJbilG ...... * « • • 80(4 83(4 S. Llnsay of Driver Education. MI 9-7398 State *ni«iater Manager, XU 8-7832 the Department of Aeronautics for doors, ameslte drive, shade trees, Xtl 8-8304. Near Main St. Parking. 30 days ocri’oancy. Marlon E. bedroom cape. Furnished or un­ tremendous bedrooms. One-car ga' Conn. Gqneral’^ ..-... .J338 353 this purpose. rage. Awnings, storm windows. Hftdr Stebm Boiler .. 77>4 82(4 'Should Not Be Open' Garage—Service—Storage 10 ir o n in g d o n e in my home. e x c e l l e n t Po s it io n open for Robertson. Broker, XO 8-5988. $10,500 5 ROOM ranch, aluminum furnished Architect’s plan for I Specifications, drawings, pro­ HALL FOR RENT, 40x60. Oak St. economical, pleasant living. Liv­ Many extriis. Travelers^4 .;?!...... 82 85 ------Plck-up and delivery. MI 9-6582. experienced sales person. Surrey’s posal forms, and other Information storms, ameslte drlveV200’ front­ To the Editor. Present dance studio. Call after COVENTRY— Waterfront cottage ing room, fireplace. Dining area. PnbUo DtUlUes Lingerie, 739 Main St. may be obtained at the above of- WANTED 8 p.m. 3 k 7-1372. age, view. Carlton H. ^ Hutchins, Extra Special. liustom built T I was very angry to seq that GARAGE for rent, comer Branford furnished. Nice spot. Tongren, l a 9-8132. Kitchen. 2 bedrooms, bath, first Conn. Light ft Power 22 some of the discount houses stayed Building-Contracting ' 14 WANTED—Capable woman for lice. Broker, US XIain St., Xa 8-6821. floor. ’Twin bedrooms, second room ranch just over Manchester and E. Wadsworth. MI 9-2651. H. B. Wetherell line on Cider Mill Rd. In Bolton. .8 Htfd. Electric Light . ^61 open on Memorial Day. They should cleaning, 2 mornings a week, Director Houses for Rent 65 DELMONT STREET—6 room two- floor. Screened porch. Garage. Hartford 'Gas Co. ..' 44 Gets B,A. Degree not be open because this Is a day AU- TYPES of carpentry work Wednesday and Fridajr or/Thurs- CUSTOM BUILT Gambolati ranch, Plastered walls. Hot water hesf. large bedrooms.' ceramic tiled bath Motorcycles— Bicycles,, 11 . Connecticut Department of Aero- story house. Ehccellent condition. and lavatory. Formal dining room. Southern New England to show our respect for our dead dohe. Alterations. dormSrs, roof day and Friday. Own transporta­ Linotype - sparkling clean. In one of X4an- Priced tor quick sale. J. D. Real­ Fenced lot. Near bus. school. H. George Francis McKe'ever of inga. ^rches.^lnisb upstairs, base liautics chester's finest neighborhoods. All mahogany trim. Spacious Hv Telephone ...... 43(4 45(4 heroes. HARLEY-DAVISON Model K, 1953 tion. Call Mter ’T. XU 8-8514. FOUR ROOM duplex with garage. ty, 470 Main Street, xa 8-8129. B. Grady, Broker, XH 8-8009. 80 Doane St. received hla bachelor Eleanor Swanson, Age 18 Can be seen at 174 Greenwood ments and garages, etd. Call Xn Consists of six rooms, 18x24 toot ing room and huge family room. Mannfaotartag Companlea Adults preferred. Tel. XO 9-2186. Nearly 1 acre of landscaped of arts degree Juno 7 from Fair- Drive after 6 :80. 9-5981, tlivtag room, garage, 100x300 VERNON—^lATge 8 room cape, 2- VERNON—Well constructed ranch ArroW(^ Hart, Heg. .. 54(4 57(4 field Unlverolty in Fairfield. Operator BIX ROOM duplex one,block from wooded lot. R.’ F. Dlmock Co., xn car garage horse stable, ’longren. Large living ro c* , fireplace. Din- grounds. If you are looking for REMODELING bathrooms, addi­ more than Just another ranch home AaaociaUd Spring .. 19(4 McKeever, sort of Mr. and Mrs. 1959 MOTORCYCLE, 2,000 miles, Xtain St„ two blocks from Center. 9-B24B or Barbara Woods, x a Broker, 11$ Main St., l a 34821. tag area. 2 bedrooms. Sunny Bristol Brass ...... 0(4 Parking Rates Rising $395» Bourne Bulck, Inc., Main tions, rec rooms, porches, all types 9-7702. A. / be sure to see this. ' M. J. McKeever, was graduated Children accepted but no smaU kitchen.-Tile bath. Garage. Large Dwiham Bush ...... 5(4 cum laude. Ho plans to teach at and Middle Turnpike. of Bhrpentry and painting. Call Xn ehUdren. $90 monthly. AvaUable TWO-FAXOLY, West Side, conven lot. Reasonable. $18,700. H. B. Chicago—Tha nickel p ari^ 9-4291. BOLTON BRANCH Road—7 room lent to school, bus, shopping, ex JARVIS REALTY CO Em-Hart ...... 49 Tuxedo Parii. N. Y.. and to work Immediately. XO 8-7020 after 5 Grady; Broker. Xn 8-8009. Fafnir Bearing ..... 54 meter 1s becoming a thing d tha For The Very Best In Homes PART-TIME oellent income. Wesley R. Smith- Realtors • Appraisers • Insurors toward hla maater’a degree at past, toe American Muntoipa) Aaaa. Wanted Aat4>s— BId WELL HOME Improvement p.m. Landers Frsory Clark 14 Columbia University. His major CALL THE MANCHESTER Agency, x a 9-8952. MANCHESTER—11 Seymour fit. reports. A survey o f 48 l a ^ aittaa Motorcycles 12 Co. /jXlteratlona, additions ga­ DUPLEX HOUSE, 6 extra /large bo .. . 288 E CENTER ST. MI 84112 N. B. Machine .V-----18(4, field is classical languagues. shows that 38 riuzrga at tha rate o f rages. Roofing an>* aiding axparts. 8-room Colonial on a wdl landscaped lot. CSood loMtioa. worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, XIANCHESTER—6 room ranch, ga- Custon-bullt Cape, fireplace, plas­ North and Judd W I 18 PRIVATB PARTY wisbas to buy a rrooms, automatic oU furnace and tered walls. $14,800. Bragg Real­ x a 8-7847 PI 2-8311 McKeever Is a graduate of St. 10 cents an hour or inora fat at Aluminum clapboards a apemalty. R. F. DIMOGK GO, M S MS D'AY WORK One-car garage. Don't be sorry tom oriw — Bny It today. hot water, aluminum windows. In xa 84980 or xa 9-6524, .rage, dining room. Tongren, Brok' Rogers Oorp. (B) ... 27(4 Thomas Seminary In Bloomfield. SmsU foreign or American car, Unexcelled workmanship.' Easy 5 er, 113 Mata St., Xn 34321. ty, Thompabnville, RI 8-7918. Stanley Works New 17(4 lesst some' arsas. Four charga 10 rMscfiaUy priced, pay cash. MI quire 281 HUlstown Road. NORTH COVENTRY—Oversized cents an hour for all matera, ftva budget 'terms. Xn f-6495 or TB BARBARA WOODS XO S-7102 MANCHESTBR'^N. Elm St.—Naw room ranch, large let. Aaaumable Terry Steam ...... 38(4 •-8888. 8-9109. Apply in perton, mominqt FOR RENT—Small three room modern two-famUy duplex, nice SHORT WAY OUT, Direct from DUPLBlX RANCH, 4-4, In nice lo Modem Italy becama a reality eharge 20 cants an boor t e sobm. RICHARD DIMOCK MI S-0008 cation, nice lot. Priced for quick 4(4% ^^ktag^ 112,800 Veeder R o o t...... 81 Sbt^f the dtioa t»a niaUr aatn- JOHANNA EVANS Ml 0-8088 PhUbrjek Agency atagle house olose to Main Strset. lot, a ^ e tress, city uolitlaa. bus owner, .comfortable 8 room house, The abora quotattons ara not to ta 1880 vtoan King Victor Bmman- Business Servl^^ Offered IS ANY KIND of carpentry atid cabi Itaa', For Information call builder, ' approximately three acres of land. sale. Excellent financing, J. D. Tongren, Broker, 118 Main fit., MI vai X nalflad amraitf XtaUan M m . inga to provMa < net work done. Honest and relia flanrliPBtpr iEnpmng M I ^ S 4 M Reasonable rent. XO < 9-2SM ba aon^jtxoad as aetnal marketa. •liar A p.m. Laos Claagfiirtl, MX G42GL Writa Box D, Herald, Realty, 470 Main fit., MX *4U». 84821. TAXnciR t r e e removal, land ble workmanship. Call Roscoa elaared, firewood out, taaurad. litompsoa. xn 8-18M for catl Ol« AM A. w rnam , MX MT4I. > ■/ i' Xi. ‘if*- The Weather WEDNESDAY, JtJNB 8, I860 Average Dally Net Press Run ForMuet of D. a. Weather I T w s ^ - j r o i m o r the Week Ended /■ done 4Ui, 1980 . CZeur, eaol u| hiulghf Lew “ more aaared and haa Ha foondap 45-80. m d a y onuay, V Ths drill team of Suasst lU- tlon In naturb,” ^ 13,125 temperatarea. R Igli fai 70a. bekah Lodge will msA for a re­ Court Rules Last July Mrs. Oavedon got a Member ef the Audit About Town hearsal tonight ait 7:80 at Odd legal separation In Tennesaee Bureau e f Oireulattou M anchesler-^ A CUy of VilUigiB Charm Fellows hail. Parents Split courts, and In May was granted an Ifr. and Mn. William C o o p tr, uncontested divorce. The Tennes­ (Ciaarifled Aivertlahig ee Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENIN Miss Jeanna N edfe Miller, see court also granted her custody MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1960 T5 OwMi Manor Bd., will leave (TWENTY PAGES tomorroav for Burlington, Vt., to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ftank Tofs Custody of the child, but Judge lolselle VOL. LXXK, NO. $1* ruled that court did not have iuris- Tal Cedars' attend tJie gtaduaton on Sunday Miller, 14 Perkln< St, graduated today from the Oxford School In dlction. of their aon, Steve, who will re­ \Tho family of Alfred W. Cave- Mrs. Cavedon la represented by ceive hi* pre-medical degree at West Hartford. She plans to enter Skidmore College in September. doi^Jr, of Mkhchester la imdeclded the Hartford law firm of Stoner, the TJWVeralty o f Vermont. Burke, and Wise. Cavedon Is repre­ StateJSetm over wiftether to. appeal a Super­ sented by SchaU and Schatz of X pictd® '•dll ho held on the Dr. Morris C. Francher, 134 X. ior Court decision granting partial Hartford, George C.; Lessner of lawna o t South Methodlat Church Center S t, a 1924 gradual^, and ciilBtpdy of Cavedon's 3-year-old- Manchester,' and Joseph F. Dan- campus Friday at 6 p.m. for aU John A. Grady, 98 Woodland St.„ Rounaup daughter to her mother, • Betty nchy of Wllllmantlc. Non- families of elementary acho^ chll- a 1926 graduate, will attend NUTMEG FOREST No. 116 dren. Each family is to bring lU Homecoming Day on Saturday at Lou Cavedon of Clarksville, Tenn. own picnic supper. Parents will the Gilbert School In Wlnsted. Cavedon, who lives with his Bridgeport, June 9 Coijcrttrjr stubborn 2-alarm fire caus^ meet briefly whUc children are led parents rft 27 Pitkin St., spitited Rocky’s Claims in games. In event of rain, the Officers will be elected at a dis­ MASONIC TEMPLE extensive damage to the in­ the girl out of Tennessee in Feb­ picnic ^ be held in Cooper hall. Boy, 4, Wounded trict convention of Nathan Hale ruary and she has been living at D O W N ^ A IR S terior of a large mill building District, Barracks and auxiliary o f housing the retail sales divi­ the Pitkin St. address. The elder By Target Pistol J iin * 9 ♦ HMleck aald that Uie Preai^dent adult information course the 'Veterans of World W ar I of Cavedons own the Aldoh Spinning WMhin^n, June » ^ ^udent of naUonal defenae sion o fthe City Lumber Co. at with closing fellowship sodaJ will USA, on Sunday at 2:30 p.m„ at Mills in Talcottville. President Eisenhower was ,re^ knowe what he ia talking be held tomorrow at 6;30 p.m. at the V FW Home, Manchester and knows an early hour today. A 4-year-old N. River Rd. boy about in that field. Zion E vangelical Lutheran Green. Units from Hartford, West Judge A lva P. Lolselle ruled ported today to have injected Fire Chief Sylvester B. Jennings yesterday that the girl, Deborah, accidentally shot himself In the SATURDAY, JUNE 11 Halieck aald that Elsenhower Church. Hartford, East Hartford, New in effect Gov. Nelson A, a a i d preliminary investigation should be returned to her mother foot this morning while playing feels now, and haa all along, that shows the blaze started in -wiring Britain, (Bristol, Wethersfield and Rockefeller’s contention the the defenae program 4a adequate Governor for most of each year. She will between the first and second floor VA ", -I John lAtlm er Allen, son of Mia. Manchester will be represented. vrith his father’s .22 caliber tar­ 2 P.M. lo CLOSING nation’s defense program is remain with her father during for the tlmea. in the. building. The alarm came pr-STAUP.^ Ruth Alien, 22.;Byron Rd., and get pistol. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS inadequate. Both Halieck ,and Dtrksen de­ The Manchester Association for July and August and for a, week wound was not serious. The at 11:58 p.m. John R. Allen of Pasadena, Tex., Thi« repreaentaUon a» to the clined to epeculate regarding the Chief Jennings and six other tiie Help of Retarded Children will at Christmastime each year. boy, Robert Green, son of Mr. and was graduated Sunday from the Prealdent’a viewe waa given newa- political impact of Rockefeller a firefighters became ill from amoke Summons meet at the Bunce Center tomor­ Acknowledging that the Cave- Mrs. W alter Green, was taken by University of Hartford. A 1958 men by Republican congrearional statement. or were injured while fighting the dons could provide a higher stand­ his father to Manchester Memorial Dirksen aaid dlacussion of the graduate of Manchester High row at 8 p.m. A film will be shown ieadere after their weekly meeting blaze. Firefighters battled the Schpol, he received an associate by the lO H on swimming for the ard of living for the girl. Judge Hospital, treated and released. statement with the President had The incident occurred’'" about 11 with Elsenhower. fire two houra and a half before degree in science. handicapped. Loiselle said, the relationship be­ Rep. (Jharlea A. Halieck of In­ concentrated on the Govemor’a o’clock In the Green home. Advertise in The Herald—It Pays contentiona regarding defenae. the blames were under control. Mediators tween a child and Its mother Is diana, the Houae OOP floor lead.: said Nixon was Harold T. Schine, aecreUrj’ of One Good Sport to Arwther er, aaid Blaenhower atlil bellevea p rM «*t,^S t *m atTe“ did not’ recaU the lumber company, aaid no esti- the defenae program la adequate preaeni, dui u______mate of loss would be made until Syed Abul Mohsln of Bast Pakistan, vice president of Pakistan a Hartford, June 9 InsUtute of Boxing and Physical Culture, presents a miniature of for the tlmea. _ ' , „ (OonUnued on Page Eleven) fire and insurance officials com­ )Ion-8triking ■workera ■aont Halieck and Sen. Everett M. plete their inspection of the build­ 3 DAYS LEFT for { his country’s flag to Matthew Maetozo, head o f the high school Dlrkaen o f Dilnola, the Senate Re­ through picket , lines at 88T* . sports department, and acting president o f the Civltan Club, ing. .69 publican chief, aald In reply to The fire burned out sections of en struck United Airwiaft SPEaAL ON ' Mohsln Is visiting this country through the Cooperative Com­ queationa that thera waa diacua- munity RecreaUon Exchange Project, and is the guest In Man­ D eleg a tes in H o u se | n<^Hng‘mw een the hardware and CJorp. plants today as poUca alon at their meeting wdth Eiaen- _ , . TVT* _ OO 1 home building materials sales store chester of the RecreaUon Department and the Civltan Club this hower o f the aUtement iaaued yea- stood by. week. (Herald Photo by Oflara). B acking fvixon A H - i . ■ on the first floor and retail lumber The company issued a atateowm LIONITE Vt SOLES REG. f2A0 tarday by Rockefeller. . sales r\ffirme offices r*non fhd*the secondBF>rond floor. •• w ith In the atatement, the New York saying thousands o f workera, lli“ Governor called on Nixon, who Troy, N.Y., June 9 (JFi— Twenty- j eluding hundreds in the prodaottMa 4 W E GIVE the United States. H ie rest comes has been regarded aa a ahoo-in three members of New York’s 24-: Hearing Tomorroic force, were on the Job "dJ^W 5,000 Trees for Pencils from Southern red cedar.. A ma. HALE^ SERVICE DEFY; Si-vc for the' GOP presidential nqmlna- member delegation to the Houm of j New Haven, June 9 (/P),-.- State mass picketing and renewed ulo» ture cedar is 300 to 600 years old, . . . UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . . . GREEN PorUand, Ore. — Mature cedar Uon, to set forth hla views on Representatives broke with Gov.; Sen. Edward Marcus (D-New Ha­ lence.’’ _ and the average 3-foot-diameter pjom R's.B Ar Nelson Rockefeller today to-en­ trees In Oregon and California major tasues in advance of the A. ven ). .chairman of a .Bpecial State Police were out in force. TTWif OAK ST. ENTRANCE • MANdOCSTER tree has enough wood for 300,000 dorse Vice President Richard M. yield 98 per cent of the wood pGrty’N national convehtlon next commission studying the problem Included some 60 state ti uupira pencils. About 6,000 such treee are Nixon for president, it waa re? who were sent In at the requiat used In manufacturing pencils In used each year for pencils. month. of the uninsured motorist, an­ Rockefeller also in effect crit­ ported. nounced today that the commission of local authorities. icized the Elsenhower adminietra- T h e Troy Times-Record said in will hold a public hearing in Hart­ More than 30 persona have b w tion by contending that the de­ a copyrighted story that Rep. Wil­ ford tomorrow, The hearing will reported arrested since the atria* liam E. Miller. Lockport Republi­ began on a full scale yesterday. Marlow's For Bveiythlagl . fenae program la Inadequate for be held at 11 a.m. in the Judiciary eiFTS thla age. • can, had informed the newspaper room of the State capltoI. Mar­ Another picket line incident o®» Halieck and Dlrkaen were asked of the move. cus said it would bet the only com­ curred at the East Hartford plant Whether Elsenhower waa upset MiUer told the newspaper the mission meeting open to the gen- i this morning w hen,teveral butt- about that Rockefeller contention only dlaaenting vote on a resolu- eral public. dred strikers were unsucceaaflil In You Can Pfooso Dad from Hood to Too Dirkseq replied that Blaenhower trying to prevent a switch engin* I (Conttnuad on Page Eleven) from entering the plant from th* DOUBLE ilf^UREEN STAMPS with flifti choson from o«r wido, woodor- doesn’t g ^ upset Penal Plan Backed address systefn, also appealed to the strikera to pernut Strikers at the UAC plant in East Hartford listen today Main St track.' State and'- legal Hartford, June 9 (fl’)—The pro­ to an appeal by union leaders to avoid violence at the a train to enteri the plant and leave with two freight fol world of ovorything thot partkulop poUce were at tbs scene. posed new State Department of picket lines. The union leaders, using a mobile pubhe cars. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) Not After Convention Corrections, to provide umbrella The (Jonnectlcut Co. train ew* Thursday, June 9, With A ll Cash Sales men like to wear. No m atter how much supervision over State penal facili­ countered pickets lying on tt* ties. had the approval today of the tracks and had to be removed or how little you spend, you con be sure Legislature’s Penal Institutions I AM Weighing police. But union officials waniad Sukarno Plans pickets to let the engine cama^Wt that your gift will score o solid hit for Committee. Vernon Mon Held Rocky Defies Nixon The measure will gq to the 1961 . New Wa&outs without any Interference. Notwbg its correct Styling and fine qoolityl Legislature along with a proposed More Members happened when the engine caln* CANNON BATH TOWEL RIQ 6(l-peraon youth camp which ] out pulling two cars. would cost the state 5350,000 for j In Probe of Fires On W est C!oast ’This noon a conference waa bild RE HERE E ARLY! To Take Stand Now its first'2-year operations. In Parliament at State PoUce headquarters. to ’The Department of. Corrections, discuaa the situation at the XJw WHAT A VALUE! ^ won committee nod despite the op­ San Diego, Calif., June 0 m — plant in East Hartford. Attaj^b BAMBOO BLINDS Jakarta, Indonesia. June 9 UP)— not before. position of officials from some of Edward Callas. 19. of Lawlep*>ln fighting the, fire, crowds "give An increasingly bitter union strike ing were union oftiolala, lA W r SUGHT IRREGULARS • 6 foot drop In 2*/^ foot to 10 W'sshliiEtona Jim* 9 GIV—Vi*© ^and his poUci** the pensl-cbrrectional institutions <• In T-niionS pniintv srsoniBt added fuel,’’ Complicate only after, nomination by 1 President Sukarno said today he Rd.. Vernon. Is in T o U ^ County I detectives. for higher pay tied .«P Ave key Commissioner Blcolutl, widths. PraaHwit WeiuMfl H . who had argued that no overall win Install hia handpicked parlla- United States defense InstaUa- Commissioner LSO Mu]|e*by i B i OF$1.00to$1J9 r-i—• word today lie pixty.*’ control la needed because each of Jau tO(Uy undep .8 $10,000 bond on| i;yimiple evidence, and damage pri­ tions for the fourth day in a row M ajor Carroll E. Shaaf, in- ebaeg* • Colors:'Natural, green, match- iMlT at a late altavooea (5 Neither the nation nor the (}OP. the five inatitutlona caters to a mcht sometime this month after a,, charge of suspicion of a felony vate property. Formelster said. CANNON Rockefeller aald, can march into more membe*s,-k*ve- been added today. of the State PoUco^ln E*ak Hart­ stick and outside bark. OJB. W tOt) mono ooafeieaM to Oifferent type ctf violator. He urged people to report to po­ Con'voir, builder of the nation’s the future holding a bianer and “ some Improvements have in connection with suspicious fires ford. Oevi Neleea A- Reekefellwe Committee recommendation on lice any suspeclous acta, and give only war-ready long range mis­ David Fmaer, lAM loebl presi­ Largest Selection In Town “ whoae only emblem la h.queat|pn been made ip its composition.’’ plaguing the Rockville area. police any legitimate information oMtHomio ot Wm. ____ this Subject holsters the position Callas was presented in a spe­ sile. and the International Associ­ dent. said afterwards it was a me aupporterm, ■fManUa^ mark.” of Governor Ribicoff who recom­ Membership now is weighted in they have in relation to the recent At marLOW Prices! cial session of Rockville City Court ation of Machlnlsta locked in mas­ very successful meeting. He aald: Bath Towels were eagagtag la a *Mt ee«y Nixon and Rockefeller may mended such a Mil in the 1950 favor of the Communists. fires. sive struggle. "Our people 'wlU oonduct tbom* e Free Fnmell Parking s meet face to face here tomorrow. The Indonesian leader, who re­ last night, when the high bond was o t iiMiiiaiifira to eouater tae Legislative aeasion, only to see it set by Judge Francis T. O’Lough- SU-U working were • Cowvkir’a selVM peaceably on the gates, and SIi m : 2 2 " x 4 4 " Both are scheduled to appear at a turned down. The Governor aaid turned last Saturday from a 64-day New Fork goveraor'o lln. big plane and missile plants here. there wlU be no trouble ddth su­ wbDe, ea the aldeUn^ luncheon honoring Prince Philip of recently he plana to push the bill w orld. tour, addressed newsmen pervisory people entering th* f o 2 5 "x 5 0 " after talks with acting President The youth was taken to Tolland The union hit instead at*- heuseli oeraU chortled happily ever me Britain. in the 1981 session which convenes Senate Braces plant.” Rockefeller apparently briefed DJuanda; Gen. Abdul Haris Nasu- County Jail imder an adjourned where Convalr Atlas missiles, M A R L O W h prospect ef pidriag next January. Gov. Abraham A . R iU eoff caD- President Elsenhower at a break­ tion, the minister of national se­ mittimus. for another appearance capable of hauling nuclear war­ Main Street—MI 8-5221 pelttii—1 gala from the Koeae- Senator Gloria Schaffer, com­ ed In federal and state mediators fast conference at the White curity and army chief of staff; in the Rockville court on Monday heads thousands r f mileZ, play a fSler-NIxoB elaak. mittee chairman, said her group State Police said today Callas is For Tax Fight lOr a progress report He said Houae before flying here and re­ and Roeslah Abdulgani. deputy prime role in the nation’s, defense. has not drawn up a apecific bill, being held on the suspicion charge lie womd Intervene only "Should leasing his 2,700-word atateihent. which could be drafted later. chairman of the Supreme Advisory The company countered with N ew Yorit, June 9 only, and he has not yet been ■Washington, June 9 UP) — A la'WBults, suspensions and cancel­ the medtators report to me at 0x 9 York Gov. Nelson A. Ri>ckefeller The statement contained only However, any such department Council. ’The president gave no indication formally charged \vith any of the rousing Senate tax fight appeared lation of several uMlon-benefltting time that negottatlona have readi­ haa challenged Vice Preoldent praise for the President, but noted would presumably take under its ed an impasse and feel that my DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS of how he will install the parlia­ fires. That charge is used h y' Po-. In prospect today over a bill to ex­ clauses in the extpired contract. bnfor* you buy that hia service was ending. wings the State Prison and Farm, .Richard M. Nixon to declare him­ ment. It is not immediately clear lice against a suspect until and if A threat of new walkouts in Rockefeller criticized the admin­ Cheshire Reformatory, State tend for another year leides which (Oontinued o * P ag* to m ) any houso paint self now on vital issues, not after whether he wil^^ reconsider its he is charged with a felony. ' the troubled aviatlon-miialle in­ the GOP .national convention. The istration’s handling of defenae, Farm for Women at Niantic, bring in $4 billion b f annual reve­ ith cash sales all day hursday membership. The body is official­ Callsa had been held at the Rock­ dustry ■ looms. The lA M aaid It ba suro you so* its GIVEN W T Goremor also aaaailed muneroua education, medical and labor-man­ Cheriiire Reformatory, Meriden ville Police Station since he was nue. agement programs, and urged a ly known as Gotong Rojong, or broke off talks yesterday with administration policiea. School for Boya and the County picked up Tuesday night by Rock- The measure, . passed by the reorganization of the whole gow Jails which will revert to the state mutual-help parliament. Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Mlasllea In move that caught poUUcal The president, said me improve- Chief Jo^^^^ House yesterday, also provides an a em ftent structure especially in when it takes over county gov­ and S{>ace Division at Burbank, friend end foe hy complete sur­ ments envisaged would not mean the scene of the latest o f about a $8 billion temporary increase In view of the U2 spy plane Incident ernment Oct. 1. Calif. Union officials expert a BiiUetilis prise, the draft-available Rocke­ members already named would be dozen fires in the Rock-ville area. the national debt ceiling for the m o u B u l There was no comment from Ei­ Key features of the envisioned The fire Tuesday razed a 2-car year ahead. This year’s temporary strike vote at a membership meet­ feller said yeaterday In a atate­ senhower or Nixon. Nixon confer­ replaced.^ ing Saturday. from th* AP Wires new department would be a cen­ the improvement will only ^ d workshop owned by $10 billion increase expires Jurife 30. ment: red privately with the President And lAM members of Douglas tral classification and acrecnlng be in addiUonal members.’’ he said. Carlton Bqckmister bn Several senatets have announced Thetirregularities are so slight you’ll have trouble fiitding them! Solid colors with " I find It unreasonable in these yesterday afternoon following a Aircraft in Santa Monica, Calif., I procedure, a prelude to tending Sukarno did not indicate how many St.. EUington. Buckmlsten who plans to try to use the House bill DECISION BESEEViSD Dobby borders; stripes, jacquards and plaids. The newest colors in extra large sizes. times that the leading RepubUcan meeUng of the National Security offenders to an institution. wtfuld be added to the 261-member ^ « r e d from shock as Are w - as a vehicle for major tax changes, are considering a strike in mass candidate for the preeldenUal Council. dangered hla home, 30 feet away, both to cut some revenues and also Bridgeport, 5n*e 8 nomlnatUm hea firm ly Inriated Slkam o’s handpicked P*rlia- WM «P »r te d “ much Im^^ to pick up some. (Oontinued on Page Tea) perior Court Judge Fr**k T. I ANOTHER SHIPMENT! For Gifts or Yoiir Own Us«. (Comparo CARMOTE1 upon making known his program (CoutiBned Ml Page ’Three) Stamp Firm Warned Henley reaerved deeUkm today Hartford, June 9 (S’)—n » CJB.F. ment has been criticized hy a new- Rockville C i^ In n habeas eorpns potitte*" ly former rig^tist„anU-Communl8t h*^A^ IMPORTED HANOwWOVEN REVERSIBLE N o w SUPERR.H.R Investment Corp., Lawrence ^ . I Meanwhile, State Police are con­ brought by a Sikonky enmioy* Mass., has been given 10 days by arrested yesterday for piioto- (Continued on Page Eleven) tinuing their Investigation of this Argentina Protests with BU SAN * 11 Secretary of State ESla T. Grasso and three other major and several \ graidiing ploketing uiloit ■*«■*• Hand washable large l f ‘ x 19“ size. in which to redeem trading stamps I minor fires o f suapicious origin in bars at the Stratford pInsS PLACE Smart hea'vy fringed hand woven re­ ‘Eudaemonic’ Means issued at New Britain and Bridge­ strike aoene. Tooioiww a t 9 EACH fortroubU Froodom Rockville and vicinity in the past versible looper type In pink, blue, red, port. Othetwlae, said Mrs, Grasso, I three months. Israel Seen Refusing n.m. a special session of tito tan, orange, white and green. Clii»Ti FANCY SHIRT SOCKS ROBE TIES the firm's $26,000 bond w ill be Fireire cauged $200,000 damage to Stratford Town' Court wlO b* convened ' at - wMeh time Thaq^ MATS ''Eb NO NO NO $5.95 and up $1.00-SI .5O.$2.00 called by the state and its out­ News Tidbits the Profeerional Building March $2.95 and up SSetoSljOO standing stamps will be redeemed dore P. Guild, 84, Stratfwd. Will YES NO NO NO Just That to 22. leveled the vacant American •mmMWm----1 at cash value. The stamp com­ Culled from AP Wires Mill for a $180^000 loss last Friday, ^ .tjrM on a breach of tiw CLOSEOUT O f $6.86 and $6.99 a n o t h e r SfHPMENTI oudkiM 1 YES NO NO NO pany filed notice on April 1 that and damaged the EHt’s Carriage To Give Up Eichmann 'peaM" charge. Judge Isa** YES YES N O NO it was going to discontinue busi­ House to the extent of $10,000 Mnrov wUl preside. Washington, June 9 — ^Henry^ These three and the other 21 CHATHAM "SMNDOWN^/^ YES NO YES NO finaUsts wadsd through 10 rounds ness in Connecticut. Mrs. Gras­ Congressional officials receive Monday night. ■MMariMM Feldman, IS, Oak Ridge, Tenn., Buenos Aires, Argentina, Junef> Israeli Prime Minister David ACQUITTED AS HOAXER YES NO NO YES of difficult words yesterday to se's setion was taken on the ad­ what they accept as reliable re­ The biggest man^KJwer Invest!- Ben-Gurion already haa taken an, CHENIUE won the 1980 naUonal spelling bee vice of State Atty. Geri. Albert 0 (P)—Israel appears certain to re­ New York,^ June 0 (JP)—9oteK 3SEA5^SOUDCOLbR NO NO cham plon^p today. He had tried reach today’s finals, while 49 ports of Russian shifts in missile I gation'/Tolland County hM ever adamant stand against sugges­ IdOiO YES YES seen, moved into action In Rock ject a demand from -the Argefttlne W . Askew, 24, waa aoqutttod to­ ' sotnoedM othqra of the record, 73 entrants base construction in the aftennntb tions that Eichmann be tried by Kunic. YES NO NO NO twice before. . . „ (Continued on'Page Ten) vllle-Monday afternoon, on orders government for the return of Adolf day In the first alrphuie homh BEDSPREADS stueom 1009 Runner-up was Betty Jean Alt- w e « spelled down. Ail are , region­ of Hie US. plane Incident.. .Soviet an international court Instead of cdAcmMo YES NO NO NO papers seize on the McGuire A ir of State Police Commissioner Eichmann, the former* Nazi official iMMur case to go before a feS^ BLANKETS to*r'*rrTr“T mooh sehul, 12, Norfolk, Va. al champions snd represent some captured-in Buenos AlreS by Jew­ by an Israeli tribunal. Ben-Gurlon ■TTrCTaBH YES NO NO NO Henry clinched the Utle by the Force base Bomarc 'missile fire Lieo J. Muloahy. eral Jury since the federa l g o ^ 111 ri — -to communities. Inspectors from the fire mar­ ish agents and whisked aWay to. also has praised the “ unbotmded YES NO YES NO correct apelling of the word "eu- teen-year-:old Sally Cohen, and bomb scare playing it up as ernment opened Its drive a g a ta n . Lint free, fine quality shal’s office imder Major Carroll face charges of mass murder of devotion’’ of the agents who cap­ daemmiic.’’ The word means pro­ hter of an Albuqupcque, N. Live Vaccine a horror Story. such pranks. Askew held tin * With floral overlay de- Mb Ideal for gifts or your n YES NO NO YES Shaw, and troopers from the State Jews during IVor^ War H. tured him. sign. Full size In these s D ducing happiness. physician, slipped on “ exsic­ New York Herald ’Tribune re­ ho only was ioUng 'When he own use. BeauUful light j ■oitd an (. I I I by a laaling raitarcb Plaice Detective DivUion under Argentina in a note to the An Israeli embassy spokesman colors only: Yellow, • Before that, Henry had correcUy cate.’’ She spelled it ’’exicate’'. It ports that Senators ha-ve secretly said at IdlewUd Airport lato weight blankets In pink, T labaiolpfy which grav.d Iht luytrlar. Capt. Samuel Rome poured into Israeli government , last night said* that Levavl had told Foreign beige, green and ■pelled “ veUelty.” Betty Jean miss­ Controls Polio ordered n 20 by 20 foot swimming March that a bondi had feeea. hy ol Naw Ceraala Supar l.ihforcad means evaporate or dry up. Rockville to supplement the Inves­ charged the seizure violated its na­ Minister Diogenes Taboada that . ’Twta size In these col-”’' / green, yellow, blp? ed that one by apeUing it “ velelte. pool for the basement of the old taken aboard an Eastern Air Haaca lalRt, Melody Lefan, Fort Worth tigating crew already at work. tional territory and warned that it aside from any course of action ors only: Yellow, char­ white and beige. That word means the lowest de­ Senate office building on Capttoi Unee i^ e . He aald he had *a Tex., the oldest contestant at 15, In Nicaragu State Police Lt. Edward For would complain to the United Na­ both governments might take in coal and beige. gree of desire, mere willingness. misspelled “ splenetic’’ by putting Hlll in Washington.. .Key mem­ Idea anybody would taka the re- Under the rules o f the spelling bers oK Actors Equity Assn, and meister, commanding officer of tions unless the 54-year-6ld ex- this case, Israel has an “ ardent de­ an " I ” where the first “ e” should Stafford Springs Troop, Issued mark eerioasly. A 12-man Nine oilier Chatham 8 season blanketa in pialn Only Patontod, bee the winner must spell correctly the Iicague of New York Theaters Storm Trooper Is handed back this sire... to maintain the most cor­ deUbeiated sUgfatly more t i ^ ^ SLACKS KNIT SHIRTS HANDKERCHIEFS P A J A M A S have been. It means pertaining to Waahmgton. June 9 UP)— Live warning to area residents yester­ colors, plaids and prints, $4.88 to ^$8.88. Promium the w^rd his opponent misses and polio virus th o w t^ good results plan to continue telephone' conver­ week. dial relations with Argentina an hoar before finding him M*- $4.00 and $5.00 the spleen. ' day to “stay away from fires,’’ or Once the indicated restitution $4.95 and up $2.95 and up 3 for $1.50 then spell one more word correctlyi. during a Nicaraguan epidemic, “ sations in efforts to end the weric- which existed up to the present.” nocent of perpetrating a hear- ' ANOTHER SHIPMENT! CARMOTE This Henry did after the two final­ Marie Luschas, 14, M a h o n o y risk b ecom l^ a suspect. (o f Eichmann to Argentina) Is ac­ was reported here today. long BroadW-ay stage show black­ Besides hampering the firemen The Argentine note was deliver­ TEXTURED VISCOSE RAYON ists had both slipped up on several City, Pa., 'waa eliminated because A group o f Russian research- out. complished,” the Argentine note ed this morning to Ben-Gurion. He GOP PICKS KEYNC Suptr . she spelled “ geophagy” with an said. The Israeli government’s way PRACTICAL RAYON LOOP NO IRON FRINGED eis also was dn record favoring An X16 rocket plane exploded was expected to call a cabinet Washington, Jane 8 ... — Roinfortad 'The new chanqilon fllnlahed 20th “ o” Instead of the "a". The word the American-made live vaccine, last night in Oallfomia as its pilot ia open to request his delivery meeting shortly to formulate a re- publicans today selected Rc|^ TWEED PATTERN HOUSE PAINT last year; H e was also In the na- means the practice of eating such along with criticism of the Salk made a ground teat of the power­ Typhoon Mary through means contemplated by In­ ply. , . Walter H. Judd, veteran M l**e; . ..Uonal contest In 1958. His hobbies substances as clay. killed-virus, vaccine. ■ ful engine expected to take the ternational law." B en -G u r 1 o n’s announcement Bota Congressman and feretoE FURNITURE THROWS is truly are electricity, playing the tnun- ’The girls outnumbered the boys But the head of the Public research craft to new speed and The Argentine ambassador to May 23 that Eichmann had been affairs expert, to keynototiwto SCATTER RUGS pet, and track. 16-8 as today’s session began. Health Service said there still is altitude records but Test Pilot Hits Red CMna Israel, Rodolfo Garcia Arias, was captured produced a flood of spec­ national convention In Chtongq Betty Jean, the runnerup, waa called home, and there was a pos­ 60” X 72” . The remaining 18 spellers sailed not enough proof of the safety Scott Crossfleld was unhurt ulation that quickly pointed to next mouth. The cesnrenttMl nr- ^ 8 Size# Special Prices the amalleat conteatant among the through round 13 without casualty, and effectiveness of the live virus Private electric utilities are plan­ sibility that Israel’s ambassador Argentina all the place of his cap­ rangementa committee alio ■nab- ' 22“ X 88” , For chairs. *299 TROUBLE FREE! reowrd number o f 78 this year. but round 14 spelled doywn 3 more vaccine to license it for general ning a vigorous campaign to giUn Hong Kong. Juno 9 tff)l— T y ­ to Buenos Aires, Areih Levavl, ture. The generally accepted ver­ ed Gov. CecU H. Underwood o f She la a 4-foot, 8-lnch girl who would be asked to leave Argentina. $1.99 to leave 16 in the running. use in the United States. o equal tax footing with public phoon Mary slammed into Com sion is that he waa taken away on Wtot Virginia as tom pm etn 72” X 90”. For larger chairs $ A ^ 0 - The tecral is Buian 111 The In the last round stood on a dic­ Susan Grigg, 12, Chicago, left Sugeon General Leroy E. Bur­ power agencies. munist China today after strik But it was not expected that Ar­ the Israeli plane that brought Is­ chairman, aitd Bep. CZiailee A - 27“ X 48". and studio couches. omqzing chemical that gives tionary to reach the microphone. out an ‘T ’ In “ palliate,” meaning to ney said lij an interview “ I would ______has ing .» ertPPUn* W fw gentina would go so'far as to break rael’s delegation to the Argentine HnWeek of Indiana. H eeiee^ . She carried a vriahbone and other Warsaw provincial court $2.99 New Cormete Super R.H.P. • covenr-as with a mantle. love to be able In good conscience convicted a Roman CatiioUo priest ugee-crowded British colony off diplomatic relations with Israel independence anniversary celebrsr notlQr lenderj perainniiti ehtir- 72” X 108” . For Divans BATHING TRUNKS good luck charms. EUen McGlnty, 14, San Francis­ to license our live vaccine now were at least for the time being. tions. 22” X 72” (Runner). Eexible 61m .that stays cleaner, She plays the piano well and also o f harassing school- children who I -A-t forty peWK^ man of too eonveetie*. co, ■was spelled down on “ ennsad.” as I feel It would be a boon to were Argentina also demanded pun­ Spurred by newspapeir publica­ or twin beds. *599 without exeauive chalking. $2.95 and up has A hobby of collecting stamra. missed Maas and sentenced him killed In Hong Kong, 2a $ 3 9 9 She speUed It “ eniad.” It means a other nationa... .but I cannot. ishment of the band of Jewish vol tion of the reports, the Argentine REDS FREE AMIORIOAN , . Spelled down In today’s lint to 18 months in prison, according I missing and 29 Ihjured, according This is our 3rd shipment! Ideal for every room. . Washable, preshrunk, no Iron beautiful tex­ group of nine. “ I couldn’t clear the live virus to Communist Party’ 'newspaper | to preliminary _pollco eaumatos unteers” the Israel government government requested an explana­ Loebeck, Germany, June • round were Laurel Pratt, 11, An­ said had tracked Eichmann down Washable hit and miss pattern with fringed tured weave in four colors: Tan, rose, brown Ann Grekel, 13. Tulsa, Okla., vaccine now because 1 do not feel The House committee on Un- The casualty toll was expected to tion from Israel. The Israelis re­ — Ameriotoi glider pOet 9 U ^ . GOLF JACKET BELTS STRAW HATS chorage, Alaska; Jacquelyn Shar­ a fte f a T6-year manhunt and spir­ plied that a volunteer group had ends. and green. , WALKING SHORTS key, 12. Columbus, Ohio, and A l­ missed by one letter the word there is proof of its complete safe­ American Activities put on a rise as rescue workers dug into ard E. SehreAsr. who fe » !■*»/ $2.95 and up "orthoeplst.” She used an “ a” in ty and- or its effectiveness, espe­ coast-to-coast roadshow ' present­ the Avreckage^ ited him to Israel. tracked Eichmann to Buenos Aires op » chnmptowehip MANCHESTER $4.50 and up $7.95 and up $1.50 and up len Watts, 13, Haines City, Fla. An Argentine protest to Israel Stead of the "e.“ It means one cially over long periods o f life," ing the same star witness In the More than 4,000 wore reported and captured him 'without the Is­ day and leaded hi laurel tripped on “ochlocracy’ had been expected, but Its terms raeli government’s knowledge, and skilled in the prom^latlon of The,, more favorable report on same act at each stop in 1958-59, homeless, and property damage mangr, wne oB y *(l.ht:.-ll PLUMBING by ml—p«iung It “ochlochracy’’. It were considerably stronger than that Eichmann had agreed to go to FRE£ words. ,- tha-dlya-virua type which is given the Knight newspapers said to­ was expected to riuv into, the mil: Oommanlst torrIlW F: means mob rule. „ had been anticipated. However, Israel to face triaL II Jacquelyn missed op farin M ^ The 15th and toijghest round so /anXiy come from Dr. Juan Jose lions of doUara. •> gtider today. The and SUPPLY CO. MEN'S JEWELRY Alcocer the Pan-American day. there appeared no possibility that The laraell government in Its ous” . She used an "o ’* for the far knocked qut sgyen more coi^ ot President Ehsenhower has Local authorities said it was the flier, frena ToledOb ..1 J W .H A U c o a » Health Organization. In a report Isrkel would comply with the de- note to Argentina, also augge PARKING The word means made of meal or testants. signed a bill authorizing $1,185,> worst disaster in Hong -K o n met here at th* r ' ( -F. T. B U S H Jr„ Pres, end ' /Tie Bars, $1.50. Cuff Link Sets, $2.95 to $5.50. CEHOIISESSON First to go down wak-A-veteran lirepar.cd for the second interna­ [ mand for Elchman’s return or for that the extraordinary nature of flour. . 820,000. tn oonstrooOon for the since the 1987 typhoon, which Into W en t' Wallets $3.50 up. For the man who has everything tional conference on live polio punishment o f thoeo who (the caae Juetlfled the extra-legal M anch ester Co n n * Rtorof ttort “ I f It’s Hardware W e Have W a Give J t f C . <