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TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1959 Average Daily Net Press Run The Weelher iHattrbPBtpr Supitlna ®pralb gar tlM Weak Baded V^aroeaet of O. B. Wmthor B e ie— Nay tSrd. 1989 Stava Oav-agnaro, «e any diatrlct] Partly idondy, ^.not aa anal to k 1 ^ *** Th« rtwwbtrry fMUviU pUhnad chairman. night. tiOfr Naur M. rVmaldaralMa ‘*a- DeTnocrats Plan DiMMRt Priett 1 ? , 9 2 5 , A llflllti I o w n niuridfty ntfkt «t ttM- ftocmid Legion Plans AiWliiting Tomklel in the plan-i alaiiatlnasa Thnraday, ahowera da- A Confr*|mUon*l Chutch Jim bwn To Honor Jour ning are Barbara Oedeman and AH D«pdittwMts Mamber af tka AnilU vwlaplng. High hi 7lhb mncflid dp* Jo J*»e of irtr*w-; Lee M. Sflverateln. Burma af Ctreulalten cii*pt«r. Orfd^ of th« ' July 4 Show "M aneheeter^A Cky of VHinge Charm liutera *»«r, '•oH te*o on offJciol • ------^ j Atty. Samuel X oW el of New ARTHDR DRUG iMliw tlni tiy "Yr^Jir -----* ” * m k * ^m*l.vn FlUoimmoti*.; Britain, majority leader, of the A. J. Reichenback (Claadnad Adverttalng Paga N ) trwi Mro. flcT ta ** BMtMtWM ond /huighUr of Mr. tftd Mm. ThomM Of Fireworks Connecticut Houae of Repreaen- VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 22.S (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO 8ECT10N8) MANCHESTER, rONN„ W EDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1959 aa PRICE FIVE CENTB h*T,nvi . aseOciBt*■■■Ill grond r f f ^ r * ptutoimmen*. 411 Matn S t . 1» ti^Uvea. will apeak at a *10-a-plate Georgetown Grad ------^------^ ' Wodnoadav night at S ocloclc w •ponding two week* vialtlngj The American Legion Is going the Mnwaitc Teenple. prerodod hy teatimoiltal dinner at 7 p.m. June fri*nd( In r*nn»yJv*nl*. New; .ter-! to /*- sponsor another IVreworki Arthur J. Relchenhach, the .son B dhmor i t 0:36 The dinner w ill aijr «nd New York City. j show at Mt. Nebo on the Fourth 29 at Cavey^ Restaurant for four i be put on hv puipn«n O u rt. 0» of Mrs. Bertha H. Reichenbacrt of of July this year. local Democrata. I 2< Summer St., was graduated dcr‘ od ArtBrdkth.•ntfith. with Mr». Non-' .-•ast Commander Earl Peteraen The local men are Attya. David i jde HlMlng in charge A lotBl of 1*6 children were from the Georgetown Univeraity ’ proaent at the opening araalon of will again jerv* aa general'chair Barry and Irving Aronson, Man- j School of Foreign Service, on June Rebels Attack TTienlUrcornnimee of the Guild «he l^ a m ie l-f^ n r ^ la Vacation man of the committee. He haa Chester's State repreaentativea; 8 at' the university's 160th annual L c f t d c r s M# RertholQiti#w*8 Otiurcli SchooI . Any named Tony O'BriglU a* chalr- Atty. Julea Karp, who will lie commencement in Washington. p S W * r l Children whahtng to may .till regia- nian of collections and Ronald aimm In as Judge of the tovwn D.C.. He received a bachelor’s de Farria aa chairman of the can LIFE o’cIOck In the hBoement of the tec- court, and Atty. Leon Podrove, to gree, majoring in- foreign trade. Algevicun teen. Relchenhach graduated In 1949 tory. T41 E. Mlddlo Tpke. ' ' , ^ „ „ ! , „ ) be aWorn In as deputy town cxiurt ___^ f orbee S< Warren, aon of Mr. I Ihteratate Fireworks Co. of Judge, both on O" before July 1. from Manchester-High School. He Buenos Aires, Argentina, ' Pythian Sunibuie Glrta planning and Mra. Ray - S. Warren, infl j Bridgewatei'. Maas., has already Besidea Qoogel, other Demo is an Air Fores veteran. At ------I June 24 (IP)—Rear Adm. Isaac $ 7 7 0 , o m lo attend lha. picnic m ChMhlre to- Pfmreton St , haa hen elected to ,been awarded the contract.. Pater- crats on the State and. national Georgetown, he waa acUva In' a By ANTHIBW BOBOWIBO ^•eparating Algeria from TunlMa. Rojas, a hero o f 4Jh* revolt | _____ sen said. Thia Arm has provided levels are expected to attend, ac number of extra-curricUlar activi jCwrrow evening with Acorn Conn- the Junior honorary aorlety, Ma,- Algiers. June 24 (IP)— Al 5 l will meet in front of the poat roon Key. at <>lgaia Univeraity, ih* ahow for o past two years. cording to the towm committee. ties. He was vice.president and EMRLESMmMBfIfr ■^T%e"^itror^n".*:.'SirM«li-it^*‘ Juanjeron. is-l 24’ (fl>)-i-A office at S ’30 t Hamilton. N. T. He la a IPilT Hotary>Sppaker The coal of tfie ahow will be Syracuse Grad The affair .will be reatricted to 100 prdfemional chairman of -the Stu gerian rebels thiMst a deter terranmn anchor of the fortifjwi *V®?J*/**'*u* f London art dealer today wncearo.jo. ___ ,I graduate of Willlaton Academy. »1.6f)0. persona. A oooktail hour will pre dent Veterans Organiaatton, and m aum itom i-iiuiam m and electrified defenaaa along the Of Craig S. 'Nuren, aon of Mr. and mined column of uniformed "'^bt fpr the resignation bought, the Rubens master- F atn d a Karen Tedford, daugh- Eaathamptoa, Maaa. j Col. George Biidway will be the As tii the paal. an aerial bomb cede the dinner of prime rib beef. a member of the Propeller Club, Mhmm M-74SS soldiers into the outskirts of i Tunisian fronUar and In the President Arturo j'rpnaizj- ••Adoration of fffh Magi” at 6 p.r.i. '*wi.l Indicate the ahow Mra. Helnier Noren of 9 Robin the German Club, and the Student ter of Herbert J Tedford. 18 Hen- j ...... ! guest spesjter at the meeting "f Tic'seta may be purchased at Bone today in;their first mili- for the highest price ever hid dee Rd., .graduated from Southi Xommv Rivard, aon of Mr, and' 1he Rotary CTub at 6:30 tonight at goes on as scheduled. Sh_puld Rd., was graduated yecfently from the offlee of To'wn CTerk Edward Activities CommlttaA pSatponement l}e necessary "* be- Tomklel, chairman of the affair; He will travel id Europe this tary assault on a major Al- hmdquarte™ * puhlii' auction—275.000 R lw High School. South River i Mra Leonard l>'Rivard. 366 Fci-] the Manchester Country Club'. Syracuse University, School of N. J., on June 18. I guson R d . haa returned noir.e t esuse of wealhei conditions, Pet Architecture, with a 'B A degree. from Democratic Towm- ’Ghaitmian summer. gerian city that after six hours of fighting arms to the country's inrresslnglv j pminds or 5i <0,000.' Secretary .! from Newing'.oii Home and Hoa-, The^ holder of a Brona. S tir ersen said, the Show would be held Noren was also commissioned The attack before dawn brought the rebels held a solid area be 1 bellious srmeH -foresa. I •• The dealer, Leonard Koetrer. did I pital. where ne had been h patient j with 'an oak leaf cluster and'^a on Sunday. July B. at dusk, with as a second lieutensnt In the Army •n a itand-iip battle lalth thou- tween the Bone airport and the not disclose immediately for whom' commendation ribbon. Col. Bt'.J- Front End Branding the 14-month-oid Kron- I since Sept. 3. 1B.18. j the aerial bomb irignal at 6 p.m. Reserve’ aa a "diatinguished mili •anda of French aoldiers, armored city. disi administrstl-n "tsmished and he bought the painting. | way is assigned to the Head ^ Twenty thousand' or moie tary atudenti" lie is now employed units and planes which waa still The rebels were dug In the su fllegltfmate." Rojas warned the Koetxer told • L T . WOOD tiO. quarters Eighth Air Force Inspec people, have aeen the show each. by an architectural firm in San raging a t noon, eight hours after burban. homea and o r c h a 'r f l s Grimly on Deadlock The Sunday School ila ff of the tor General's Oifice at Weaiover president he faces a military ouster •'^'cr. he had bought It for a Bntiah | Zion Lutheran Church will meet at I Juan, ^uerto Ric6. - Special ' it atarted. around the outakirts of the c ity .; If he falls to heed the ultimatum to collector, thus setting at rest a 2 ICE PLANT Air Force Base, Maas. He entered Pre-Inventory Unofficial estlm’atea said 38 fear among British art circles that 81 BIS8ELL ST. 7:30 tomorrow night at the church. the Armed Foioes in lkt might join the flow of British Washington, June 24 (/P)-j-Ben»te Uaders of both parties Cubea-Cruahed-Blocks Wolfert to Altcncl wounded. There was no word as to rough terrain. The area waa on ^^e president's staunchest defender art treasures to America, The American Red Croaa In- has served In several oifei-sesB as- (J) BALANCE FRONT rebel losses. lodged aupixirt today to Serretarj^ of Btate Christian A. j struclora Group will hold Ita annual J signmenla including Guad ilcanul. FOR RENT the fringes of the airport. 1 m the week-old crisis, retorted In The painting is the Only great NEA Convention W HEELS—REG. $4.00 The_ rebel group had overrun . InitialAIIIX.IVXI sFrench m-va communiques • ss * * post-midnight replj’ that the slurpiece noiv in thla country Eletter in his Berlin polirics. ^ picnic and election of offtew* to- ; England. France, Germarv., Giiahi. > and 16 inm. Movie PrnJedtnra SALE morrow night at 7 o'clock in the Alaska. Japan and Korea. —sound nr allent. also 88 mni. (8> CHECK FRONT WHEEL two PYench Army po«t» and. waA no IcrtnoF but the evi*1 miiitnry would rommU luhveriiion j which came entirely fron' the hand Demonatic leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texa.s told tlTe Center Springs Lodge, rain or Robert Wolfert, president of the I alida proiertors. BIG MARK DOWNS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS BEARINGS ■ irflltraUnff ^he Kaat Aig'^mn city lurpriae gained by the rabel! if a roae up. He aaid the govern-j of the 17th Century KlBmiah inaH- Senate that tlie (•oiintry is behind Herter in his firm stand shine. This meeting is a family a f-. Manchester Education Asan., will (AJ cm C K BRAKE SYSTEM before ‘he-French recovered f ^ indicated French may have ter. A part of the collection of; ; against sacrificing the freedom of the people of West;Berlin XlFmbera of Jehovah's Witnesses WELDON DRUG CO. their surprise. Then warplai#-s been substantial. (fkMitinned nn Page Twenty-seven) the late,Duke of Westmln.sler. Ill Tal. Ml 9-9814 fair, and husbands or wives of I he attend the week-long Rational , swooped on the rebels with strafing ! in any agreement with the Russians, instructors are Invited. f| will hold group study in the Bible 901 Main St. Tel. ,M1 8.68111 " R ad io s— T V ALtFOURONLY waa put on the block at Sotheby's, I aid. "Your Will Be Done on Education Asan. Convention In St. runs and incendiary borabs. ' Republican leader F.verett M. Dirksen of Illinois said hnwas 4 FOR PRESCRIPTION Louis. Mo. The convention will open to help pay inheritance taxes. I ' Earth," at the following four Unofficlaf sources at Bone said "The auctioneer asked an initial "never so proud of our Secretary of State as I was last night” DELIVERY ’ Mrs. Paul Hetrick, missionary to placea tomorrow night al 8 p'clocU: Sunday .and will be attended by Washers — Dryers the rebel troops might number no I Africa, will speak at the prayer ^ more than ,1.000 teachers and 20,000 pbund i.|56.,000l bid b)it got when Herter reported to the nation on the Geneva riinferonca. I 41 Edmund At:. 26 Marble At., 78 more than 100, but they were heav instead an Immediate offer of 100,- PINE PHARMACY I'meeting at 7:30 tomotrow night in Linden St. and 287 Oakland St. principals. I Refrigerators $g.9s ily armed and apparently were un "He demonstrated forcefully that he deserves his spurs,” Exiles Deny-^Trujillo 000 pounds (7280.000). I the Church of the Naxarene. i j ' ■ - Wolfert will be the chairman of. der ordera to penetrate into Bone ' Uiraen .said. a group discusaion on curriculum Rapidly the bidding swept up The Polish Women's Alliance, - NOTICE Ranges— Air Conditioners Itself. Sen. .Mike Mansfield of Montana, assistant Democratic and Ita improvement. He has been j The rebel attack began at ward in .7,000 pound i $14,0001 j I Grpup 246, will hold Us last rqeet- a teacher of social studies and ' Jumps to the final figure. The leader, said the statements of Johnson and Dirksen "once I ing of the season tomorrow night Check Oiir Low Prices SERVICE ON ALL e.m. The rebels took positions in English at Barnard Junior High . THE OFFICE OF o g n \t .n t io n a l m a k e s orchards and homes between th: e. Beat Back Invaders Whole thing waa over in about five ■ 1 again indicated to the world, that Congress, regardless. of al 7:30 at the Polish American School for the past three years, i minutes. ' ! ! Club. Bone airppxt and the Mediter- [party, is behind Secretary Herter.” and has jyst completed work on ' DR. JACOB A. SF/;AL rsuiean. Stuirtly'"after, the blast „ ... ' . n The previousr - ” ’ —— —high *”*for -a paintingk;- ...... Sen. George D. Aiken IR-V t), a’l — ■"*■"■ ...... - Have You An Event. ciiiTlciiliim revision under the di- ; MORIARTY of grenades and machineg'un fli^e' Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Re-Sammeht gnd the axllea differed. public auction Wat 220.000 member of the Senate Foreign Re- rection of Assistant Superintend 41T MAIN S T R E E t IPotterton^ wakened the city of 80,000. ; public, June 24 (>Pi The T ru jillo I wl4«>.V. ____ j pounds ($616,000) pBt<)i;for French lationa 'Committee, ealrt Congreea ent Raymond p. Stinchfleld. . 'At 10 a;m. (5 a m. EDT) French government claima It has wiped out govmnment imprcssioni.st Fafil Cexapne's "Bny will back He^er to the hilt when; 22 Americans Scheduled That Colls ■ He lives on Vernon Rd., Bolton'. I WILL BE CLOSED Manchesler'a Largest TV, Radio, Record .f . BROTHERS eadcniartera in'A lgiers said the * . saiO .Capt. Bnnque Jimenea Moya, g Waistcoat" in a sale at negotlatiotia are •reaumed al'gx I'Vr* a 5 l w r w T .'’con^ln^fn7" ATfeom- ‘ Cuban-supported invasion torce d escribe by the exiles aa the ex Sothehv's last, October. .4n agent | NOTICE FROM JU I.Y 1 and Appliance Store 801-815 CENTER ST. munlcations with Bone were under, near the Dominican Republics pedition leader, waa killed as he bought it for the wealthy U.S. col-1 ^’H^rfer'i aland drew, aiiiiil(ir ex-1 ^ e a r C C l V I C t U t l S TEL. Ml S-8IS5 For Food? tight milttart’ control. [north coast and killed Its leader. tried to escape, it identified six ; lector Paul Mellon. I preaaiona of aupport from 'Houae ' TO AUGUST I 1.30 Center Street ' Cor. of Church StTeot other bodies among the rebel dead. | members, it may be ii wedding, a banquet nr Just an informal The French deplo.ved thousands ajinouncement said 68-year- but did not list the total casualties Far higher pricea^mve been paid , StrawiMiry Fotfivol of iteel-helmeted troops and him- gtd Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo,: „ Invasion force in the pa.st for art works sold pri U.S. dlplnmata hoped the evl- In Norw ay Fire Ket<-toseiher of a society, Indffe or some friendly irroup. LECLERC dence of solid congressional backing Sehodufod for dreds of armored cars to cordon ,vho has ruled this country for 2»i Reluble informants In the H si-j vately. Mellon's father, the late WE ARE PREFARED TO SERVE YOU FUNERAL HOME off the ctLv. vears, directed land, air and sea cspitsl of Port au Prince said ' Andrew Mellon, paid Sl.Ifirt.ioO for In both parties would help Impress '.Stalhelhfi, Norway, June M t'/Pi— Tfiundoy, Juno 2$ In Commurilsl minds the' need for '‘fCr Army aiilhorltiea said they were operations against the Invaders ^, landing was made Saturday by ‘ Raphael's "Msdonns of tbe House The oarelea* smoklng.. The Rubens is a huge piece there is ever to be s peaceful solu of causing the StaVhMm resort Due to the lack af SOME DEALS ARE GOOD. area It occupied apd the resist-1 Trujillo. the upper hand after 48 hours of which the Flemish master execut- tion to the German crisis. hotel fire in which 25 vraoatloners accommodate any size gatherinR. Why not call os and •tTBwberrlea. SERVICE ance it put up indicated "a large' it waa the first official confirms-' fl_bting. *0 on oak for a convent in Lou- The fl4-year-old Herter spoke are :dead or believed miaaing erTTieH with modern auto- fion of renorts from Dominican ex- grimly last night in reporting to talk over the details? Walter N. band" armed with modern auto-, Uon of reports from Dominican ex^ Monitors In Caracas continued vain, Bel^um. in 1634. i It ia believed 22 of the viotlma SOME DEALS ARE BETTER, BUT... jnatic weapons. 1 ilea in Cuba and Venezuela that ah to -p ick up broadcasts from a It stands 10 feet S ', inches high I 'Three unidentified steelworkers engaged in a tiiaale last night at a Uie American people on the six were Americana. Soeond Leclerc, w.eek,s of deadlock at the Geneva Director It could not be Immediatel.v de- : invasion force had land^ last week Dominican I'ebel station they said and 8 feet 1'* inches wide, Union meeting near the strike-iiound south side plan of .lonea TTie guide was questioned Garden Grove Cenqro9 0 tioiiol termined whether the rebels had ' seeking - to , topple the govern- was located near Constanzk with It poruayys the Holy Family i A Ijiiighlin Steel Corp. Pittsb\iigh. ' The men spilled Into the foreign ministers conference on through moat of tite night by po crossed the electrified barrier i ment. But the versions of the gov- the invasion force Tiujillo said he standing at the manger. with 1 slieet. Other steelworkers broke up the scuffle. (AP PhotOfax). Germany. The negoliat Intis re lice at nearby Voas, A police Church Call Ml 9-5869 cessed last Saturday until July 13. PHONES Ml 3-73S4 23 Main Street, Manchester had wiped out. -The broadcait call* the Virgin cradling the Infant apqkeeman refused to give hia Jeaua in Her lap. ! In a I5-minuta e adio TV apeech. name but said there 1# reaaon to Ml 3-8383^__ (»a OQ tha Red (Ti'oas to stop what tile Amerlean foreign affairs chief It, called maai bombings of civil Members of parliament had | believe he may have caused the Relative Value Scale urged the government to purcha.se | called on the Soviets to t-bandon fir* through earetosemss in eig- ians by Dominican planes and ap their drive “to add more than two pealed'for a genertl atrik* against the painting for the nation by , srstt* anxMng. agreeing' to accept it in lieu of Steel Pewt NearSf mtllion tree West Berlinara to tha A/ter- quesUonlng, the guide the Trujillo g'bvernment. , captive peoples of eaatarn Kurope.’’ w Rebel sources ■ in Havaiia‘’dU-J****** dfiUes, or'to block its'(»x J waa releaaeid but -w-e toM to keep "TTila la the critical question,’’ the pohee Informed of his where Medical Society Moves counted Dominican reports thatT-;!?^., 7 *r ------„ " he said. "If the Soviets do not hold Trujillo’s forcer bed killed .Time-i:(U«ito'«"d "n Page Twenty seven) abouts. ’’NegHgence Is 'only a mls- to'thia annexationist dealgn, w* demssnor, so there wes n o ,toads nez Mova and Magazine Reports should be able to reach agreements for holding him,*' tIiiT|i0U ^ They said that, 'Sfrth the exception ^ , on Berlin consistent with the honor T®^Revamp Dpetor Pay of Jimenez Moya, none of th o se.# and Interest of all our countries.’’ spokesmsn said. reported dead W’ere In the Con- f a J a The Reds touched M the criai* InvesUgatora did not dtSeount Report By THE ASSfK'I.ATED PRE.'X.a * union wf,'*ld comment on the arti the possibility that some Of the stanza area. ' ^ cle I by demanding an end to the '>JV Hartford, June 24 ()P)—FiratAaOme basic aervic* like an office ^ steel induiRiy and labor nego- missing may lattll bs found allvre. . The Dominican announcement, ^ I tialors are about to sign a wage fhe national metalworking ; WupeUon of West Her- ■tepa toward revamping paymifnta visit and perhaps call this on* gave this version of the invasion:. “ d Crests Many of the hotoTa 147 gueeU— ■‘unit.’’ -niey Would then be ask I pact which will head off a July 1 weekly reported demand for steeJ 1'j" .®«nd»he.Unl ed to doctors by health in.aumpce 'The invaders set out from Cuba , — _ ~ steel strike, Iron Age Ma-iszine plate*: galvanized sheets and rail-i plana In Conriecticiit are being tak ed to express each of their other 4-. ICofiiiTUini01 ••TiciFCl©d cltv without (Oonttmied on Page Twelve) Services in terms of thia unit. in two small launches, accompa- jV | e n a C e C fa iltO n said today. load products seems certain to re- a.-raugemeni for it, freedom, en by the State Medical Sciclety. Only lait-minute "haggling and Thaae Involve eatabUahmen^ of a (Whjie an office visit might rep (Continned nn Page Twelve) ma n "trong if there Is no «nke. ' Soviet, rejected all western "relative value scale,’’ and could resent one"unit, an appendectomy bunibiing " can stymie the signing Mills are lagging’ far behind their offjira mean higher health Insurance pay might represent 25 or 30 units in Tok.vo, June 24 (/Pi-Twin walls l of an agreement calling for mod- deliver-y pronilaea for platfa, the Herter linked West Berlin’* SUPER MARKETS ments to some doctors for certain relative difficulty in a doctor’s f C I f T *1 water converged tnday on the j ei-Bie boosts In pav or fringe bhne- magazine said. freedom to America's own. "When ■enicea and lower payments on opinion, for example.) \jar€^’ lo r I j IKC south rhlna metropolis WCanton.[fita. the magazine added. But tubular products, with the their freedom Is diminlthed, our Bulletins others, according to Dr. William R. The society plana then, after a • r •<• mi* ■Die floods ‘in Kwangtung Proyinre | "if anything happens at the last exception of large lir^eplpe, ap freedom is Inevitably diminished," from thg AP Wiren Rlcharts, aociety general manager. great deal of study►• of the quea- ( J a r : l..« O llfif 111111'•>••««<*>’i ”“I '’*'"'^'1 t+i*<»f at ; ,„oment to cause a ditching of pear headed for a aharp siimmet he said. The aociety la u. preparing a tlonnaire results, to0 set a dollar ^ j least 18, pepersons and made 200,000 , present attitudes on iiolh sides,' tetdown. Iron Age declared. It . He pictured Soviet Foreign Min homeless, | jrori Age observed, "a long and Glass iRstollod in aluminum eembinatioii questionnaire it hopes to send out value for each "unit” West Hartford, June 24 (4»' noted stan'^ard structural* were ister Andrei A. Oro.iiyko as utter Flood crests of the North and ’ pitter steel strike with Its Inevlta- ing threAta and "Communist up SALARY 1JST8 BACHED OOUBLE In the fall tof all doctors In the state Fees paid by insurance plana - — On the say of Mrs. Walter still available for July dellverj’. Waalfingfon, Jan e $4 rg*)—Tito doors and windows of all fypts. asking each one what he charges non-profit or commerciai—■ would West Rivers were expected to , ^le harvest of hard feeling's will side-down talk.” aided by the G Faxon of West Hartford, strike Canton - - a city of 1..600,000 i rej,„|t . The outlook . for. wide-flange Senate Rttlea Committee ap for the various medical services he he determined in accord with the beam* and bar* la qiieationabie. the "baneful influence" of speech- the secret of living to a ripe people — with devastating force Neither the industry nor the making by Premier Nikita Khniih- proved a measure today to re OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK—8 A.M. fo 5 P..M. € 4 4 4 4 provides. "iihit ’ value for a procedure. old age is simple. i magazine said. Cold-rolled sheet* quire- the puMIoaGnn of the WORLD GREEN If a service were "20 units” and sometime today, Peiping News re ciifv in Mos<-ow and elaewhere Wthen-* the returns are In, Dr. “’Take aa good care of your are sold out for .hily ami Augu(it names and salariea of all Senate W. each unit waa worth $5, the doc ports. said. ; while the foreign ministers sat at Richards explains, the Society self as you do of your automo The danger was heightened by i and orders are arriving al a bri.ak employes fonr- time* a year. The hopes to be In a good position to tor's fee would be' $100. Geneva. J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. i i £ 4 bile." she said today. new torrentisl rains which lashed rate. It reported. Big sheet iiaer* Mansfield voiced hope that "with first report, yioveHlig the quar gay what'"moft doctors in the state Dr. Richards said lower unit are known to be holding large terly period from July I to Sept. values might be assigned to apply She ought to know. Mrs. the North River yesterday. A des News Tidbits ! the straight-forward, hard hitting 31 BISSELL ST. PHONE Ml 9*7322 12-Month Guaronteed '*■ - 'tow 4re charging for each medical perate army of two million men stocks. Iron Age said. ,1A of I hi* year, woul.d have to ' STAMPS • -V. ' . ' to patients with low incomes or Faxon, who lives alone In 'a apeech bv Secretary "erter. service to patients. Culled from AP Wire* living oh small retirement 2-story house at 231 North worked franticall.v with picks, Meanwhile, open hearth Workers Khrushchev will take the hint and he puhliahed hy the eecretary Of i * £ A i i Society officials then hope to Hie Senate not later than Nov. comes. Main St., will be 102 years old shovels, bales and sandbags to continued a strike at the big P itts -! atari working in diplomatic prl- have thia list of fee guides used to tomorrow. save Canton. j burgh works 'of Jonea * I.aiighlln | vacy toward some solid proposals .10. . New Tire Safety... govern payments from In a sample aet of unij^^'^lues, 'British Labor Party make* pub- i steel Corp WIHINESDAY he explained, the usual unit might Any advice or ideas from ) ’'Stations and docks in Canton Removal of picket'; to be offered when the foreign Connecticut Medical Service or, more than a century of liv j are parked with trains, lorries and lie ita. plans . . for International n o n -!- ! lihes perrnitted ' olhei;. employes to ' minister* talk* are reaumed at Ge- PERMANENT ARMS AID ASKED commercial insurance cirriers, Dr. be pegged at $5. while low Income nuclear club as prelude to world.',.,t„rn to their jobs, I neva. families might bp eligible for $4 ing? Phips carrying flood prevention apd Washington, June 84 (gi—Preol* VOTERS OF THE ElOHTH SCHOOL Richaxda'aays. "Ideas are^ for youth. If I other material to the areas men ^sarmameiu. . . Fourteen-year-old ; Fellow United Steelworkers b e -; Dirksen said the American peo- dent Elsenhower asked Congrew "Fixed fee schedule's like that iinltA, and a $3 ■yaliie might be 4et Hai lford girl accused of hou.se-, going" back yeaterdny after- pie "will applaud the courage, rea- for retired, iieople with certain they wouldn’t go back and aced by the floods,’| Pelpiiie Radio j today for permanent authorlta- S P E 0 4 i S and UTILITIES DISTRICT used by CMS were developed many copy people and would use said. break referral to Juvenile aiithorl-■ when-picketing ended. They olution and firmness of Secretary tlon for arms aid to America’s' years ago and need changing to qualifications. It added that "the fight against ' Kes today. their own judgment, they'd he ...... ‘ III I'A/'t <-Vfi i had been honoring picket lines set | Herter in his determination to alRes, with actual funds to be NATIVE WAY8EST CHICkENH IC kEN take account o f changes which Directora of Erie Kallruail and.' stand up for the liberties of the Included hereafter In the regular _(ConGnned on Page Fone) better off.” I the flood menace is entering a de- , r , - J up Monday night. hav# occurred In medical practice,’’ r cisivevatage."------r T' “ .Tw I Tfi'- Pittsburgh work*, oompris- ! people of West Berlin." IJ.S. Defence Budget. Sen.. J. W. LEGS BREASTS he added. j livin g ita first report on t»'*, ‘ " " Hazelwood ~Rep. ~Thomas "F^.. *•Morgan (D- F'iilbright -fD-Ark) and Rep. Some procedures, have becomS 'human toll, the China xe^g ****^rR^i^ whijh ould j .plants, ----- emplnv*,— _ a total .of 12.000 Pa,I, chairman of the House P'or- ThoOia* . E. Morgan (D-Pa), more complex, others have become A/fpnevA o-*nrv* aaTd.lhataaTH that someanm» twotvi'ft mil-t\\0 V " nnes.lines. . •. Hp^vy I p,,odurtioiiv wor kers. About 2.oqo eign Affair* Committee, (aatd chairmen o( the Senate . and simpler and some newer medical lion peraona liiive been affected by plan in Wimble- Vvoaxxcuoo v House Foreign Comniltteeg, . . I . . ' . * ' '4 Aix MI Si ys ta (■'no nt#\naVtir\B oeiAa* services are “not even covered’* ^Expendable ’ Hostage the nood waters, which have done championships after (Contini'ied on Page Twenty eeven) (rontimied on Page Twelve) promptly made clear Congrew In the Older fixed fee schedule crop damage to newlv 800.000 : »"*>• completed, wmild not grant Elaeohower’a n - 6.70x18 — acres of earlv rice, 172.'000 acre* i of Agricultme Ezra ‘ ^ Tube-type t j’pf of guide, he adds. queat thia year, Proapecta for 6 5 Setting up la "relatlva value of jute, peanut* and-augar cane j foresee end of farm aid Congress’ okay at any Mme were t. BlnckwRlI seal*’’ would work like this. Dr. Describes -Prison Riot and 24.700 acres of late rice. ■ program iinleaa Oongreaa lowers doubtful. Each, Plua Tax Second Will Utfnted LEAN HEAD CUTS BONELESS BRISKET Richards says: In addition to the 187 dead, 29 -uppori latea t.g cut cost to f NO YOUR OLD TIRE 1 S-Month Guarantee... Tyrex Doctors would ba asked to take persons are missing and 204 hurL taxpayer* and to discourage ovfer- .SMITH LOSES ON 21ST Springfield, Mo., June 24 ( ^ ~ * D . Reed, 24. a military priaoner Already confronted by a major produi-tion. ,, . Production of free Newington, June 24 iJP) — Sixteen 'hour* of rioting in the serving life for murder. Shakespeare Fe.ttival in New Youthful, Ronnie Smith ofMan- .10x1.5 • ••*•••• , .1.3.88’ Each. Plus Tax* „ . . food criai* this year because of a SAFETY CUSHIONS federal prison aysteni'a big medical ' . ‘**‘*"„^ really get “ceced shortage of grain. Communist eco» 'York's Central Park made official Superman rheeter Was eliminated' 1 up on Corned Beef' 59' ]Vlrs. Earl Long center here left a backwaah of until after Warden (Russell O. I j nomic planners mav be forced by i after , , gifto 'vtaling $20,000 re- the tlat hole by Pat Mazzarelta .00x1.3 . f .. J _____11.88 Each, Plus Tax* tin cans marked. . "Masks, Gas Settle came over and talked to floods to revise' their oplimia-' . ' Fred Arnold, , 14. Mal- . at Pequabuck In the quarter- ^ •AN'D Y O m OLD TIRE M-:9." ■ - QUALITY . )■ the men. He asked them what ; tic estimate* of 1959 prbdudtioii, i •**: final round of the State Ami^ • Not a aecond- .' . .»not a recap, but a-brand new Mre at Shuns Hearing . "That gas aiire did the trick,” they vylinteri and no ode k n e w. ] ^^ch as the Kivanglung ^ Crawford Notch Of Mystery Phone trails teur Golf Championship. Olalfc' theae low-, low prlcea. . ' , said SS-year-ojd Leonard Appleby. Taylor, had no plan at all. The floods, if repealed, could *eHoU*ly !*’ * "’* ’ i zarella aquarfxl tho morning . For the past 19 .year* Appleby whole thing was aenaeles*. He eurun industrial output. j acrslrhes and bumps. . . . I match on the I8th.. • Raynn cord conatruetton forJiafer-ilrivlng. ; “tt-j"-. Baton Rouge., I.ki.', Jtine 24 UP)— haa been a guard at the big prison Hollj’wood, June 23 (>Fi- • GeorgeAhi* work for 111 children and!, "I 6.70x18 The-.silent departure of Mr*. 'Bkirl never had any real term*. , Peiping reported thst the North i _ Tube-Type hospital, where 60 per cent of the They just aet out to etrelch , River was atiU rtaihg last night. | Reeve*, who, aa Superman, solved Intend to continue this work." FRANKS for parts unknown Indicated 1,000 pri*(fhers are insane crimi mysteries on television with iin-! A complete autopsy, performed . GIAIRIA WINS CCS'TODE , niachwall - out the thing 00 long as the:^ ;i Blit it said that the army of. flood i * New York, Juno 24 (JO—Gloria- TTnrTTrnnnrinnfao today"-))nHit offict of DIRECTOR Ih D o w ii.,r Jo* Arthur Sims, chief attorney “generotw vlsltaMon MgAto" .to, alt doloc?* In motorial and warli- Tube-Tj'pe Blmckwall Tubeleaa Blackuall " E a r l Taylor ta. priaoner! include homosexual* and ••aggrea- ]V | ik$a S l h o l l * : to whom he left moat of.hla estate L 111., .he doe.sn't think the actor taanftMe rfarotodan Ndod .wooca for the fiery, 63-year-old governor. her former husband, aymphonE " Price PrIoa Price ” ' Price charged In with a knife in hla sive peraonallUea.’’ - lY lIK f^ .- ^ I D O ie T a C C S to return t« l.s>. Aiigele* Interna-, „ movie execulive'a wife was killed himself. conductor I.copold Stokhwa)^^' Hw diitrittt I osh your su|»porf by btine proMiif ot When You Trade-In 3. TIME SIRVICf aUAIIANm Said Mrs. ikmg's exit from the IVIthoiil . mth Without ■With' hand." Appleby said. "Before 1 could Thev tore up fiirnitme, medical IVexa*- I , •>*'I harassing him.with phone calls? 1 After the antopay Coroner CUr- State Supreme Court JuaUadS af a«a«l aN of raeuf heter^t size Trade-Ip state last night assured Ik>ng’s re realize What was up; ha had that cabinets and anything thev could i e r i I , caii.se, of a bomb , Was tL June 16 gunshot death , phey confirmed the police finding Hw oiH iiiai mteiHng of fht DISTRICT, WEDNESDAY, , ’iVade-ln, Trade-In, Trade-In, lease Sima would not «'«^rate mV throat, Edgar-J. Nathaa'Jr. gave the VouV Old Tires. IMtorolad an Mantkit anod. Each Each Each Each Plus Tax on hi* optimistic outlook, but .said I •• .you make' one move ruUtpe itfter conducting hearli QT. BOTTLE SUNSIi^'EET a. SATISFACTipN fUARANTItO Plua Tax Plji* Tax Plua Tax today ha had checked the report 1 right here,’ - Taylor said, cades. JUNE 2^, 1959 ot 7:30 P.M. SH ARP, H OLUSTER or yaar laaaay book. AN adtaota 6.70x15 19.78' 14.88 Warden Settle.^Warden S. Cfaet! sibole '22.45 Z- of Mr*, Long's leaving and had |'b ^ ■' the head and the brain •stabliahas actress and Stokowski'; fwaaH Aattd •« corteel wNlia 7.19x18 21 .'96"''^ 16.88 - 24.45"“ 19.88 confirmed It. ; in the next few miniiieS'. l/H’S'lo'r Taylor from tha federal peni-! eyes ^ 1 Diamond ring belonging to Mra. T *1" the fact that the fatal wofind iva* shared custody since their, II STREET SCHOOL. dot trada4a al ttoio •4 rakarg. tentlarj’ at Leavenworth, Ktw.,, faces the divorce. : 7.60x18 28.98 18.88 T" 26.45 31.88 Mra. Longa departure remove* l.nd 105 other prisoners in tha ” 10 ; SM-n t • 4 > " $. '«fe of -actor ! fiancee., .MISS, , Leonore , Leitimoil. 3 35..i" the chief opposing wltnesa from a i North” section of the hospitatybok Myrl E. Alexander, aaaistant di-,' Doctorii' at Miami Cancer “In-1 vVildIng sold at auction sky* *he%elieves he made, naming hearing Friday , at Covington Appleby and four other'guards *■ rector of the F'ederal Bureau- of ' .utute aay they have found'iMrong | [ ^ g|5g,gno, KOREAN REPAmRiATlON la-in. whiles . , . tube-type, tuheleaa available. EXTRA! 'Where the, governor will ask Stale hostages Prisons from Washington, and evidence "that cancer cells may r-^Tjosspn Thqina*. 2.3, ex-convict,, a"- It cafe **^''** *nd marked darriage to the Geilikva, June -84' tD — Jap I bolitvo I am in o posIHon tb rtndor' tho kind #9 FREE 19S9 ROAD ATLAS 14-in. slzea . . . whites and blacks . . . tube-type, tube- . District Judge Robert Jone* for his "All Noah All.dredge, captaift of guards iliave moved into'hi* lungs. 1 aC.cuaed of training rhllilren In M.as Lemmon York cafe „ eae Wnd North Korea» BANANAS PASCAL CELERY release ’ from the Southeaat I-o>i- said. "Thf at the hospital, worked out a plan Mike, now seven years old and|pr|mr In New York , , . Quadrup- aociallte. was not mentioned m the »aid. ' Cross" negottotera reached Beautiful 4-color Atlas-Radio liess at low prices! ' , ' ' lOcIb., ioM* 10< bunch ^ sofvico that hos mddo for offieiont epordtien of tho leiana (Mental) Hospital. fleea and inedlcal chest* and load-1 of eUeok. . ,, Iconquering' hla dar> World, 1* |„ya and"in g'lrl, boj-n '^“ * **'*^' in Sknta > - ..prom ' these findings, eoupUsd agreement her* today mi guide with every tire pur FAST FREE TIRE INSTALLATlOt^ Judge Johea daclined comment' ed up on tranquilizers and pheno-1 They decided, in-1 AJIdredge'i(,{ aware of the new threat. He only i today to 26-year-old Beaa# Ka- M onicaSuperlorCourt. The ^ e u - wlUi the inveatlgativ* report aup- for repatrtaUen - of tome DliTRICT in yooniHiit., chase, Horry! Al) Mr*. Long'.! decision to leave barbltal—that la, about all except! word*, thet the hoeUge* "were | knows of periodic "bruahing*"'‘of (joura* of Brookivn. N. Y. . . .. ment named aa chief racipieot pUed thia office by police, It la my. fiOo^hOO Koreans In Ja state. the...... leaders. They— did ■ " ,>v»t ' aettle |.expendable.” ' ------In-addition to Ap- •- I-. hla thrpat.. . and . that.. . ------he must- take 4 white----- House press seCtetary Jam eeiM ra. Toni Mamiht, wife of Eddie opinion that tha wound was self-, OowMimlat North Korea.- I Kiver Bwaat, Suley' the Mancheatcr Kbopping jPnrkade Mr*. Long had not indicated down." . I pleby, they, were guard* Robert 1 *hota at the iqatltiit*. Haggen-ty reported to] be yaqover- J. Mannlx, vice president of inflicted." taDa were withheld, MOaANCfS Phone MI S-^lSsi whether aha would oppose the gov- •PK.The riot laadera ware identified -B Roaendahl, 38; William L. Fitch, ■' These, he believes, are to "build; |ng aatlafactortly from" appendec- Loew'a, lnc„ and former manager . Meantyhilt. MeanwhlK Dep. City Atty. Noel delegations, who had Sincortly, : li emor'a latMf bid for f|)«edom. B u t a* Taylor, 81, serving 9 years for 45; Charles R; Allen, 4k and him up' 'for a vacation camping; tomy . . . Sen. Hubert Miimphrey of MOM Studio. R^Upaagei’r-mad* tiijl* dtseleaure; dapeBla-ot tha ^A|(\ .STORE HOURS! i Binu said yesterday he had siim- violating the Federal. Flraarmi Melvin C. Jung, 87. ( ' ■ trip. ID-Mlnn) aaya more attmtlon Mrs. Mannlx iaaued a atatement rhtovea cams ci to hla Waat Loa ■$'/M ■' t P M O W M. m By JUDITH AHEARN ci»TOMn$/Wiu. niA Si c a u 'H Moond in ttM MTiM of r«- ' enact a little atory. which' wilt be presented to Bsnsa i t aUppins, BrsMtaS •* *slte ciUla by th* piano puptia of tht rjoa tt STEP Whaples. Anyone who has such Ming when jeu Jet, tetab ee telkt One of the best storlaa oon- LEADS TO LOSS Norib d u ltr To Party linit Just ntrtBkie s UMs f AfirnTB an EOT ALL 6ARMBITS ON OR i Warnar Studio waa praaratad laat: cema a couple - qf children who East-'West vulasnbla Set at Lake material is asked to contact Mrs. your MstetTTbla atkaUae (een-eaU) niflit in th« vaotry of Tem|ri« Batli 1^ Alfred Shetaweld Noarre Steve Ureln, Rl, 6. ^ pewdsr bolds IsUo teeth inort Bnita RiFORE JULY 3 A group of teensfers known «s the ‘'Silver have a spactal room. This room VJL BUftaars Taass Ohaai. Of Mystery Phone Calls sod man aomfortsMy.-Ho sumai#. j Sholoni: Tha protrar-’ waa pft- can pick up the c h 11 d r e n’a A K M O 9 5 Plans are being made for Percy Cook was elacted to fill a Report on Friendly Town eeosT.BMW tesu er feeUaa. Dees ae4 aciitad by both b^innwa and ad- Spurs” performed hMlt night to the pleasure Whenever you let the opponents I thoughts and simulaU any piaea f AQIO ■wimmlng claas for adulta atart' vacancy on the Damocratle Town ; Under the Friendly Town proj- •eur. dheeb •'Blste-ed^ tdeatura j vancod pupHa. of s near capacity crowa in the Manchester win a trick imu glv# them the ♦ K J 10 (Oontiniied from Page Ona) brsetbh). . ott FASTBnfi tadsT ei on earth they wiah to bo. Qpe day Committita^ at a recent meeting.- eht, sponsored by the Board of •By drus eouater. Tonifht at tha aama placa and High School g.vm. The gtoup, numbering cheaea to do some damage. Don't A AQ Ing Monday Bt Sandy S h o r a a Benevolence, there havg been two JOHN GOURLEY the children think about being in give them a trick naneceaearity Executibn Slated The vacenoy was created wdth the TAILOR hour, •:!», tha third group of 30 mambara. danced through a ^ an African meadow, oomplete m r EAST Beach, according .to Mra. Richard 27 and complali -td ha had been re raquetta from local residents to I atudanta from Manohaatar and variety of waatam gnd camhral nnlMM ytw’ra aafs againat any A A «| A 04 ceiving 'round-the-clock telephone resignation of Russell A. Gallpo have children from Now ITork City aastlnsta. bamboo polaa^ witk a. lion. The room rimulatae cotmtunupvs. 7 2 It.Breen, program chairman. For Starkweather R43MAINST>-Mlf-05U a inroundIng towna will j gira a square dances, waltnae, rhumbaa, 9 9 oL? 3 T K 5 Thto win be co-aponepred by the calls from someone who hung up who has moved frqm town. visit a# their gueets. Mr. end Mrs. Indian hoop dancee, and many msntllias and whatnot. the meadow and the lion, the chll- West opened tke nine of hearta. ♦ AQOJ program. Mancboitor enjoyed the frutta Toung. Mothers Club, and Coven Cook will teke office as First Francis Hainqs of Wales Rd. have Puplta arbo pairtlclpatad In laat otharn 'including n. nlmbta-footnd dren’a pareifta walk into tha and daclazar careleasly Sneased ♦ ^ A when he answered. Reb^qw'said he Lincoln, Neb., June 26 (FI.— UWN mWER of thalr Moor last night. A 939 0744 2 try of Robertson and Center Selectman July 1., H# defeated asked for a boy, the same age as night'a racital wara: Paul W right. one railed the. Elllpino Bamboo. room, and the mirage doesn't dla- dummy's ten. He waa promptly sotmi- I had reason to believe tha calls were Charlas Starkweather, 20-yeat-old their son, Phelps. lO, to visit dur Oanaing Up In Manehaatar appkar: Neither does the hon. But Schools under direction of the First Selectmen L. Edward Whit Donna U Diatrichaan. Sandra L. This last ona la parformad by ptudahod fCir this ialae step., A QS -f coming from Mrs. Mannix. confessed slayVr of 11 persons. Is comb for re-election in May. ing the first 2-woek period, from SHARKNIMI •The Young Phiiadeipblans,’’' the parents do. Coventry Recreation Committee. AND Guadano, Pamela A. Nialaon, two couplda who hippaty hop East won with the king of heerta V f 4 4 2 Because of Reeves' suspicions;; scheduled to die In the electric At the Town Committee meet July 9-28. gracefully while another couple the drama with Paul Newman and Gray Baelected and returned the three of dia ♦ 0 7 5 4 Registrations for the recom Tile second guest ^ill be Alonso Aaoina E. Johnaon. Suaan L. mended dabs of 20 adulta should RlipaSger Wrote Mrs. Mannix a chair at the state penitentiary to- ing Cook expressed his' interest in GuadatM, Jerome U KaiUi. Martha kneels on the floor and attnmpta to Barham Rush, opens tonight at William O.. Oiray. Tl Foxcroft monds. This gave a trick to dum A KMO morroB'. meeting with groups of residents "Butch" atnglelon, who will Visit ENGINE SERVICE OUR SUMMER SCHEDULE tha State. With it will bo a spy be made with Mrs. Breen by Sat letter that said In part: E. Budar. Williatr U Blackwell, break ona of the dancara' feat by Dr., has been reelected president of my's ten of diamonds, but BMst had Nertli lari ^ "Kindly be advised that Mr. His execution will come shortly in various sections of town. Sines the Donald Richards falnlly from FACrrORY AUTHORIZED slamming It bccwean two 10-foot atory. "Count Five and Die,*’ star the Hartford Chqral Clilb. The good raason for Ms play.. • 1 A Pu* 1 HT Pais urday. There will be a fee of $2 after midnight tonight — unless it August 6-20,'the second scheduled SERVICE DEALER BOTH MANCHESTER OFFICES OF Jeffrey H. Ntelaon. Jamea R. tor the four-weeks qourse. Classes George Reevea . . . has-complained election to offles, many residents LaRiviara. Wajma R. Wright, u- long bamboo poles. ring Jeffrey Hunter. group ia one of the oldest male tleclarer had to develop the 3 NT All Psis to this office about telephone calls is again stayed for more -court ac have called Cook about road, period. Briggs A Strattniiaad Clinton 8 Ppaniag Isad — V 9 will be conducted by Sliss Kath ..Engaged^ Emmarling, Johi R. Tinker, Tha square dancing more "Shake Hands With the Devil, choruses In this country. It ia com apedes; giving a trick to West’s by you to his placa of residence. tion. drainage or trsfllc problems in Other residents who would .like TR 8-U74 atfilettc'than some we've seen, with starring Glynia Johns ' and Don posed of, almost 100 men and pre acs of apadea.'West returned his leen Jennings, accredited Red This is the fifth time a death The engagement of Miss Ger to ha’Ve Friendly Town visifors i TIm OMMRtiMt Bask aiHI Tnift Ca. Barbara J. Staala. Elizalioth Em- Crosa instructor, four days each "In the event, you pursue a their areas. Hs informed the com meritng, Anna Marie Boucher, the men hurling the girls high In Murray, opens tonight at t^a Man sents two concerts a year in the last diamond, and Beat took three course of conduct whl,oh harasses, date has been let for the red- trude H.> MacDonald to David N. are urged to make reservatintts. week, Monday through Thurs mittee that he would He Interested Fredon Ei|ui|mi'tNi David Thomaa. Jacquatiile T. the air. There could have been chester Drive-In. With It will be Buahnell Memorial. diamond tricki, defeating the con vice, but an unnaceaaary finsase la annoys and diaturbs him, this of haired killer, Mortlock is announced by her par- In hearing from other residents with Mrs. Ruth Whitney or the Will Bt the Susan Hayward movle,r "Worn' Hackaey on TV tract. i a dangerous pitfall. day, from 2:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Rev. Willard E. Thomen, by COMPANY, INC. Boucher, Jamaa E. Lin^gham, Judy more coordination between the fice must consider a criminal com It waa aft yeatsrday by the State enta, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 8. Mac who bellsve there srB problems 26 WARD ST„ ROCKVILLE dances and the music at the end of an Obsessed." * Alex Hickney. the golf pro et Take First'Trick Dally <)aeatt«H Further information may be plaint basbd on such action. Yoiir Donald. 41 S. Alton St. Thursday, -j Johnaon. Niki Aavaataa, John Supreme Court after formal ac thst should be brought to his st- Throtigh the Andover First Cnn- CLOSED SATURDAYS M. Haifnck. Kathleen M. Dunn. sev^al numbera. The American Legion will spon Manchester Country Club, will ap South can avoid defeat by tak . Partner opens with one heart had by contacting Mrs. Breen at cooperation in this matter would tion that the U.S. Supreme Court her home on Flanders Rd. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and tehtion, so that he can ached\ile gregallnnal (!!hurrh. the North Cov Joan A. Briiaibenpflug, CyntMa In spite of a poor plionograph. sor a fireworks display at M t Ne- pear on television Channel 3 Sat ing the first trick with the ace of and the next player pasaea. Tou be most appreciated. . ." haa declined to review the caae meetings. urday at T p.m. He -will be the Special Route Beds Mra. George C. Mortlock Jr., 318 entry Congregational Church has A. Squire#. Janice M. Peach, tinda tiM paiformanca of tha taanngen. bo on the Fourth of July. hearts. He then knocks out the ece hold: Spades—Q 8r Hearts—^ 8 4 Mrs. Mannix never replied to was received. Lydsll St. Two more vacancies now exist guest of George Ehrlich on the of epades. The Coventry Board of Educa the letter, Stipeager said. His arranged reservations for 24 chil E. Prentice. Laalia K. Carlaon, aapaoially In rnnarSm ' Hka the Pat Eddy Appears 2; Diamonds—8 7 5 4; Clubs— J But at least one more legal move Mias MacDonald and her fiance on the Town Committee since It. dren to visit' 16 families. Lfnda M. Uathrop, Diana Aavaa- somber "Matlaneh|maa'' and the Miss Pat EddV, daughter of Mr. "Channel 3 Pro Shop." This method assurea four 10. What do you say? tion ia seeking bids on a route for later investigation, he added, con a »-paasenger vehicle for trans mav be made. are graduates of Manchester High has voted to enlarge Its member Waltar V.. Simmers, Robert lively "Fandango ' Eiqiaiia.’’ waa and Mrs. Kenneth Eddy. 458 W. 1 Hackney ia serving his 11th year ■padea, three clubs end one heert vinced him the calls wera not ship from 14 to 16. The vacancies aa professional at the Manchester Aiiswfr; Bid two hsarts- This Guy Starkweather, father of School, class of 1959. Miuioheaier Evening Herald An A. Simmara, Barbara A. Dunn, vary wall done,' a credit to titeir Middle Tpke.. Is appearing in a It the opponents attack either red portation* of pupils to the special coming from her home. will be filled st the next commit Country Club where he is co-holder shows s wsak hand (luually about ciasa in Mansfield. Bids are to be Charlea, aaid he would file in Dis A spring wedding Is planned. dover correspondent. Mrs. Paul D. Dorothy A. W'lllard and Bruce iUrector, Edwin Kenderaon. , auit they must give declarer his 7 to 10 points) with trump sup Mias Lemmon, Reevea’ flancea, trict Court in Lincoln today for a tee meeting. Pfanstlehl, ' telephone Pilgrim of the course record, a aix under ninth trick. If they defend pas In on or before 4 p.m. Friday Bt contended there was a second will U Hopper. Hendaraon, known aa Rad, is tha writ of Corapi Nobis, alleging II The Town committee also voted S-6856. par S4. Twice a semi-flnaliat In the sively, South can develop a heart port. the office ^ of Superintendent of Gets Estate aiid said: "There’s something 'very WATItUlS- oonaultant for tha Spokane public Connecticut PGA . tournament; he (Copyright 1969, General-Ees- Schools Royal O. Fisher at Coven legal detainment, and for a stay of Something to Rrpg About to form three new sub-committees:' trick for himself. Mrs. Toni Mannix^jUboye. wife peculiar about thia whole thing." e.xecution. Ways and means; policy-making; schools from which the Spurs has qualifted flve timea for the Na The finesse is a very useful de- tiires Corp) try Grammar School. draws Ha mambarahip. After the of movie executive' ^ d ie J. But her attorney, Leon Kaplan, Charles has contended he was and candidate qualifications. The tional Open. He comes from a fam Friendly Town Visits Chicago (F) -Chicago Is ceding Miss Scrulon Gels WE8T ^ pcrfomiaiioe waa over Mat night Mannix, was left the bulk of expressed doubt there was a sec not properly represented In his sub-committees chairmen will be ily of golfers, six uncles having To date, 16 families have stated ond vrtll. "It was one of those to New York the honor of having and . hia teeragera were danefang been golf pros. the eetate of televleion’e Su- trial by two, district court ap the world's fsttesl telephone dlrec- chosen from members of the UNH Scholarship Funeral Sarviei^ , they will entertain children qf the 'perman, actor George Reevea. things that kept getting post pointed attorneys. He was angered Democratic Town' Committee, but B ’ wKh the Manchente Square Dance Worth NoUag Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund toiy. d u b which aponaored them. Hen- The petition fo r probate, filed poned,” eaid Kaplan. at the trial becaiiae.the attorne.vs with other members chosen from ORMOND J. WEST, Dlraetw \ ••Visit to a Small Planet," the ’s program. Miss Hilda M. Keller, • Arthur Weisaman, Reeves' per The new Chicago directory has Sandra Scrulon has won the demon aaid the group M a good S h e the U. N. with the will in Hollywood, entered a plea of Inaanity in his be the list of registered Democrats. 142 EAST CENTER ST. comedy by Gore Vidal, will open general chairman, said. sonal manager and executor of 1 1,779 pages, compared with 1,836 Greater Hartford Alumni Club to'irlst bunch. Tuesday at the 0\'sl in the Grove listed the value of the estate half. . • To Honor State 4-H I,eader A total of 24-children flve years as in excess of^ 126,000. (AP the will filed for probate, said page*'"in New York's Manhattan A reception will he held from 7 Scholarship to the University of Mitchell 9t7196 . Tha taanagara wM perform In in Farmington, to run until July old and up have been requested. He was convicted of killing Rob directory. New Hampshire. Candidates had 18 ctUaa hi tha one month of tha 11, except Sundays. Photofax). nether he nor Reeves’ attorneys to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Cov They will arrive the afternoon of knew of a later will. ert Jensen, Bennet, Neb., school The old Chicago directory had entry Grammar School. North Cov to be entering Connecticut Fresh U ur, ha said. Ihay travel by bua Jonah Jones and his'quartet will Friction Fighter boy. Jensen waa one of 10 vic July T i n Hartford lor a 2iweek 2.133 pages, but the Illinois Bell men who were children of a UNH and pqas tha time by taUcing, appear Sunday at the Oakdale Mu Attorney Jerry Glesler, retained tims of Starkweather in Nebraska entry, in honor of R. W. Whaples. Manqheater's OldMt vacation. The visiting children will and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Telephone Co. cut the size by lut Slate 4-H club leader, who will re alumnus. singing, playing eribbnge and sical Theater Tent in Wallingford Walter S. Keller Jr. of Jackson b.v Reeves' mother, had charged and Wyoming during a four da.v with Finest FaotUtiea. at 8 p.m. 9 veals some kind of nervousness be able to,attend one we*k of the that 35,000 had been removed ing flve columns of li.«tlngs per tire July 1. Sandra, who Is the daughter of sla e^ g . By LAWRENCE MALKIN Second' Congregational Church's Heights, L I., N. Y. rampage In January of 1958, A Off-Street Parking "The Desperate Hours” will shout their foreign colleagues. from the deah actor's residence. 'page Instead of fo\ir. The reception will be an Ice Mr. and Mrs. Horace Scniton of Eatabllahed 1874 Many people in tha towna where f W -y United KaUons. N. Y. Put annual vacation school. Other ” Social Events month before Starkweather had 149 Deepwood Dr., graduated they dancf. Including Manchantar, Mrs. Kowaraki la Juat as con Police apparently cleared this up killed a filling atation attendant in Chicago still claims the most cream party. An flrfvltstion to at people from three score nations to cerned about people who are plans for'their entertainment will The Fragment Society of thi listings, about one million in its tend Is extended to all 4-H mem from Manchester High School last invite them to sleep in their be made by the committee in yesterday. a holdup. gether in one building and—Just afrkid to gripe because they come Second Congregational Church will Det. Lt. Earl 'Vargo -conferred directory compared with 776,000 bers and their families. 4-H week. Both her parents are alumni homes, This ia good on the pocket- charge if desired. have an annual picnic July 1 at Caril Ann Fugate, then 15. waa of the universlly. , book, said Henderson, but hard Ilka their govermnenta—there’s from dictatorships—either the with Weiasman and said ha leanied convicted as an, accomplice of in the Manhattan book. alumni, town, committee members (Jqmmunist variety or the tough The Herald' Tribune Fund pays the home of Mrs. Richard Storrs, on the sleeping hours. The hoeta bound to be some friction. , . transportation costs to and from a former member, In Niqntic. that Mias Lemmon told WaiBS- Starkweather "in the Jensen slay become ao fascinated talking with strongman type. man the money — 3*,0()0, not ing and sentenced to life Imprison About 4,000 people prork in tha N4w York City to Hartford and Coventry Grange aill have a the teenager.L, that the> keep U.N.^s skyscraper headquarters Demotion for Oauae also provides the children with 35,000 — was In her poaseasion in ment. Her mother, step-father and public pinochle card party at 8 travelers checks when Re4vaa iJH)E8l3IS)BISJSIBISiSflH!ISUHeillSUiISIiei6fflnRnilSfi^ them up until all hours of the, Haley pbota. overlooking New York’s East One such woman got up tha health and accident insurance. half-sister were Starkweather's night. courage to Y*’’^hre into Mta. p.m. tomorrow at Its hall on Rt. died. first three victims in his January Pat Eddy Rivbr, and the world organization Anyone IntefMted who-has not 44-A. Mra. Anna Anderson, home "On the other hand, look at hai provided .a special kind of help Kowerski's offloa—but not without already contacted Miss Keller or Weiisman quoted her as saying rampage. summer stock production of the several bac4cward glances over her economics committee chairman, ahe and Reeves bought them to In the past few weeks Stark what they see," said Henderson. for them. It cornea from a mild- the Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, pas will be in charge. Shop Keith's Thursday Evenings Until 9 for Savings In the major cities on their route, musical comedy. “ Dubarry Was a mannered, sensitive woman In her shoulder. , tor of the church, should do so by gether for their honeymoon. Mias weather showed little emotion. Lady." The show opened at the 40a, Mrs. Dora Kowaraki, a Polish- She had been downgraded in her tomorrow In order that adequate Lemmon said she turned them He has spent most of hla wak they atop to aight-aee end Shop, Manchester Evening Herald depending on how much time they l^osecraft Music Chreus in Rbse- bom French citizen officially Job and would not go to her chief arrangements cart he made. An ef over to Attorney Kaplan after ing time painting western scenes croft, PS., and wdll tour the St. known as the U.N. staff counselor. and find out why. She wna afraid fort will be made to see that the age Coventry correspondent, F. Paul Reeves’ death, and Kaplan con and reading western stories, con have. Henderson himself has made ine IJttle telephone POgiim 2-8281. the trip many times and points John Terrill Musical Tents in New The usual run of personal dif- he had a hidden microphone in his and sex of each guest is satisfac firmed thM. tinuing a fondness he had shown out the pMces of Interest along Jersey and Pennsylvania. Vcultlea flow into Mrs. Kowarskl’s oflBce ths/t would i-tck up her con tory to his host. Miss Lemmon returned yester b.y wearing western hats and bools the way. She recently completed a tour office Just off the staff lounge- versation, and H would be reported (3n July 1 there will be a meet Old Folks* Town Set Up day -to the New York City home be'forc eoi^nement. SALE! FOAM ’the crowd at Manchaster High. in a dance. troupe billed^isa "Lea people with marital and money to her government and ahe would ing of the Friendly Town families of her mother, Mra. Airthur K. School waa one of the largest the Girls and Jerry." The troupe problems. be yand^ back home. to answer questions, make plans Lemmon. Miss Lemmon was re Hobble's Use Shifts \ toured the eastern states and Can Copenhagen — jL q>ecial “old ported under sedation administer troupe has had, aaid Hendermn. She also has to help foreign staff Following her standard prac and arrange for a transportation people's, town" has been founded V ------Usually thera is also a good 'at ada. and also played San Salvador members who come to New York tice o f strict secrecy and gentle pool from Hartford, Mi.ss Keller ed by the family physician. Manama, Bahrein—Arabs in tha , and the Dominican Republic. in (jopenbagen by the Danish Gov tendance when the Spun play a and are aometimes confounded and discretion, Mrs. Kowaraki discov pointed out toda.v, , ' ernment. ^ e town, within the Sheikdom of Bahrein, 20 miles off | university town. Pat Is a 1957 graduate of Man confused by its hustling and hust ered the woman had been down At Boys’ State Organized Regiment the coast of Arabia, wear amall John Pederowicz, son of Mr. and city, gives senior citizens neces Henderson said the tour has chester High School. ling people—from rude taxi drivers graded because her work wasn’t sary' sei-vices, but allows them to skull caps 'hidden by s head cloth SOFAS and CHAIRS! lost money every time, but "I’m Storrowton Musle Fair to nasty landlords. And then there up to snuff. She explained the sit Mrs. Chester Federowicz of School held in place by a wool ring. The George Wallis St., is attending the American Le be as active aa they wish. Resi Count Ctestenir Pulaski, from told aomeday I'll break even." The When Miss Springfield and a are the people who are Juat plain uation and the woman left satis Poland, offered hia service# to ring waa priginally a camel hobble Pilgrim-garbed companion drop gion Nutmeg Boys' State program dents may live in comfortably expenses of the group include open.the summer season Tuesday lonely. All tljese make up the ma fied. , furnished one- or two-room apart Washington in 1777 and organized which desert Bedouins carried on hotel or motel accommodations ped into the editorial room of The at the University of Connecticut jority of her 250 to 300 new cases A this week at the Univeraity of Connectlbut. He. is being sponsor ments at low rents. A nurse visits the first cavalry regiment in the their heads when traveling. Nowa apd food and transportation,______be- Herald the other day, the enter- Little Theater. Playing the lead year. New York—A newly davaloped each home every day. Revolutionary Army. days it is just an article of attire. lidea purchasing and replacinid tainment editor waa out. Nonethe- will be George Walha, who has ap Office Problems Included pain reliever of the roll-on type is ed by the James J. Shea Post, Save $20 On Any Chair— Save $40 On Any Sofal the coatuniea and equipment need less, a creditable amount of infor peared in the off-Broadway pro But about 10 per cent of her said'to contain an aspirin deriva American LDOUBLE Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales THURSDAY Manoheater Studeata Exhibit throat. She waa released from the Chronic Gripers, Too hospital last week. Similar problems arise with EMT MAITFOMlI PINE Quality and Brand Names as # #. . # . . ITie worka of four atudenta at Vedock pleaded guilty to assault A— PHARMACY 1 Manoheater High School were ac Chinese, who tend to be over- with in.tent to kill in Superior careful in explaining things to ' Men's Summer Weight cepted for tha School Art EJxhiblt Court at Bristol yesterday before ALI. COLOB SHOW Foam Cushions Merchandise At House's of tile New Haven Festival of Fine their subordinates, or with men 1st Drivs-ls Bkswiax m CENTER ST. A Judge John R. Thim. who come from lands where wom Acadsmjr Award Wlaasr Arte which opened yesterday. . The shootipg occurred o n , May Sosaa Hayward Iii Colonial Wing Style in handsome coiofs ^ YOUU. BE CALM, The four paintings are "Fiaher- en are regn^ed as inferiors. They ••Woman Obaesadd” W iN G SO F A JACKETS 30 at Shelton during a domestic ar brusquely mas' a- typing Job to W IN G C H A IR that will prpve.theTpeifect choice for the men,” by Raymond DuOharme; gument. -"nie bullet, which Vedock — Plas — Early American interior. 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/o MANCHBSTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24, 1952 PA G E m r t | 2aNCH£S1^ EVBNINQ HEBALP. MANCaEOTKB, OOWNw WEDNESDAY, JUNE U, 19S9 f t i q i f p p i ysrs, aald so far «s ha knew, the nor’s eendiUon as aatlafaetary. laartng will bo held ta achadulad. But adminlatratlea laadara—none R€MaHpB V alue S ea le Mrs. Earl Long Ha had nothing to n y about Mrs. of wlium wantod-to ba IfiMlIflad Long's move. — told the Aaaoelatad 'Ptsm pri- Atty.' Oenarml Jack OramiUlon. vataly then worrl(ed tji* fi*''* Shuns Hearing emor might, die. Am ^e Drives who was In Shravaport on other Medical Society Moves business, said whether Mrs. Long Long had a coronary aOqck « ragaOM) la at the,haarlng ahould not have aevaral yaaro ago. Last waek.^k §Y any bearing on the outcome. paychlatrlat Mid the govamor waa' Than waa also no word at op- GremilUon added: sutfaring from paranoid Mhiao- To Revamp Doctor Pay podtl^ to the hearing from San. “The hearing la eoncamad with phrtnia, or dehialena of peroecu- lYHI only two thinga. first, waa the Uon, and such a person msy die CO. RuBsoll tong (D -ta). the govar- of too much excitomsnt BAECIIN c< •) nor’a nephew, or Or. Arthur tong, commitment justified? Bacond, Thomas if the judge rules the commitment Crowley on Route who trsated the governor afUr hii WInt thla BtMiu li ttet Awtora was justified, ie the governor now JA 2-5750 profanlty-etrcWH flanup in a leg- well even though he was not well Ml f-5224 main lowar fM diargva (or To Connecticut Five Aboard Jet islatlve haaridg four wteka age. at the time of the commitment?'’ Ombo «a tefir Imoibm «o««r*d by At the tMvadt of Sims, court Sims aald earlier in an InUr- Killed in CraRh «it» Malth tMorvioa ptaaa. Tokyo, June 84 (fV-Joeeph P. authorttlss uauad subpoenas yaa- view (f the court does not free Crowley, acquitted Monday of the tarday for Iftn tang and 15‘oth- BEE ' ChanoM ara that ftw faaa wouM the governor after the hearing, charge a t 'killlhg his broOiar-ln- Mexico a ty , June 34 (P)—Vene- NOW D8 TUB XnOP T O __ ba lowar thaa thaM ta t m t m l uaa aia Wanted as wnnsaan. U . jltie next step would be to have suelan Industrialist Bnrique A. law, left by plana tonlgbt tor hia Qov, Latbar Trsaar, who haa bean Long axaminad by a sanity com today, tedteatiou ara faaa uanally home in Now Haven, Conn.' Erase and his wlfs arrived In FOREVBB r a h i t ^ t to taka ovariha govamor, mission. «.«« UNWANTED HAIR .1 'M! rfaa ralattra vahia aoalaa ara Ha did not wait for the proiecu- waa among the bUiera aub Mexko City ymUrdsy from Miami Uon to decide whether It will ap Sims disclosed he had already —by taxicab. •doplod. poenaad. peal the acquittal. Mrs. Long has been a key fig lined up some doctors to testify The driver, Peter MoUns, M id fwarar. My BM«oal^ aw m v^ Dr. Rloharda aaya axtramety The former Yale football half Heads Cancer Unit ure in the case from the gtsrt. for Long, should the sanity hear he thought Erase was joking when U iafo, pwnuuMntr ------and ------wfll act n u r the — hlfh or oKtramaly low faaa will ba back and his wife. Batty, boarded She signed the request for her ing bo necaoMry. ha M id he wanted a ride to Mexito Why let aasightly hair an jpenr disregarded whan the. aunray la 'a Pan American World Alrwa)» Dr. Thomas M. Healy, 77 Con husband’s eonfinament earlier to One of Sima’ chief eontentlons City in his cab. faea veil your good loeksT made and an attampt made to lane that is dus in Honolulu at cord Rd., waa sleeted president at a menUl hofpiUI in Oalveston, in ths application fpr the hearing When he found Braso was sari- reach the "laediBii" level, which la f:80 p.m. (8:30 p.m., E8T). At Tex. Last Thuradsy, she asked for Friday was that Long waa not ous, he asked if he could bring MARY C. WARD. R.N. aenettdng Uke an avaraga figure. torneys for ths 49ry«sr-old New the Manchester Cancer Society at given the type examlnsUon re along his own wife, and the Vene- OertUlad Elaetroiegtet 1959 FASHIONS AT 1898 PRICES! a meeting held last night , at hia his commitment to the Southeast When all the work la done a fee Haven bueineMman said Honolulu Louisians (Mantal) HespiUl at quired by state law before being suelsn agreed. 814 CENTER 8T, — TEL, Ml 8-8667 EVERYBODY SAVES IN BURTON'S schedule In which each procedure was. as far as he was booked on home. confined to the hospital at Mande The two couplee left Miami An Work By AppolatM * Other officer! elected at the Mandeville. would be paid for according to its that plane. District AUy. James T. Burns ville. June 18 in MoUna’a 1869 sir condl- relative importance and at the Prosecutor Joji Nlahlmura said meeUng are Dr. Melvin HorwlU. Hoipltal bulietipa continued to tiondd Cadillac. Their leisurely, SPACE ACE values at HORSE ’N BUGGY savings! first vice president; E. Theodore of Covington, who will oppose ▼ A .- ^ s m i l i n g servi CE aaaae rate ^ ever the state, Dr. the prosecution has not decldtd Sims and Ixing's four other law describe the 68-year-eId gover 2,500-mtle drive cost Brseo 89|S00. OLD FASHIONED BARGAIN BEE Richards explains. . whether it will appeal the acquittal Bantly, eecond vice president: M rs Ha said invitatlens have been to a higher court, a step it can Chsrlei Ubert. chairman of volun- , -/ . sent to some SO doctors la the state take under Japanese law within a laers; Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguson, to attend the second regional con- two-week period,,or by July 6, aeoretary, and Pierre C. Drapeau. 2 ferenoe on rolativa value scales I t will probably be July 8 at treasurer. which win be hdld July 18 in the earllesl before we decide,’’ Chairmen of standing commit M Swampseott, Mesa NiUUmura added. tees are Mrs. John P. Chenqy Jr., Ihe conference is being jointly Nlshimura told a reportair ’Tues aducaUon; Atly. Charles Oockstt, sponsored by the American Medi day that Crowley was “morally iMfrlce; M rs Wiert, campaign. cal Aasoclaaen and the Council of obligated’’ to await Uis proseou- Dr. William L. Conlon, msdical ad iih ||||i New England State Medical Socle- tor’s decision whether to appeal. visory. tlaa. But ha Mid thare was no legal Now trustees are Dr. W. D. ”Wa wfU ba going to this con- ground on which Crowley could ije Stripid. Nell ElUa, William B. Here^s the modern way to fscanoa to taam how this plan haa kept in Japan, in view of the Thornton. Eugene N. Kelly, Rob worked out in other atates." Drt court's verdict ert H. Bmlth. Andrew Ansaldl, Mrs Richards aald. Hie first such re> Crowley’s attomeya declined to Jeromt Brett, Mrs. C. B. Anderson gtonal cenlbrance was held in San comment on whether he would vol and M rs Warren Howland. nandaeo.. untarily return to Japan ahould A plaque for outstanding service the govanimant dteida to appeal. during the campaign-wss present finance your vacation ... They declared they believed the ed to wmtarn I. Slslth. and cor- Ukelibood of a prostcuUon i^peal tlfieatea of appreciation were Hayes.^Gtaduate8 was allm. issued to Mrs. . Anderson, Mrs. Crowley waa Claarad of chargee Brett, Kelly and Mrs. Hugo Ben From Georgetown ha fatally boat T.AJ). Jones Jr., son. 45, hia brother-in-law and businaaa Miss Elisabeth Murphy, exacu- C. Wealey Hayes of Rockland, assoclata. In a Tokyo Imperial Ho tlvi secretary, reported that the ^■ 1"* was graduated from the tel suite May 8 last year three volume of bualnest at the Cancer Oeorgetown uBtveraity School of days after their arrival in Japan. Information Center had greaUy In- Boaineaa Adfnbilatratlon June 8. eraaaed during the first year of Its He la married to the former Dor New Canada Park Slated activity. o tto Abb Betn of Manehestar, ' , _ a . - - s Ha received the degree of bach' Ottawa-r-A naw park arcs la be alor of sdmiee in Businaaa Admin ing estsbltahed In Alberts—a Recorded tm Film tatratlon at the university’s 160 th 3,100-squara-mUa region of moun- annual eommenoement exercisea taina and lakM near Alberta’s Madleen. Wls. (IP)—University at In Washington, IX C. His major western boundary and north of Wisconsin engineering, etudants field was busUteas managamant Jasper National Park. -The moun who itudled under Prof. Joseph D. .■ i Bayes, a Navy vetw ^ was tain playground, to be known as Livermore have an easy way to member at the Student Veterans Wilderaeas Provincial Park, will be recall those elsu dsys. Organisation and the Society for open for hunting and fishing. Big- Livermore. 1 who Is retiring thla the Advancement of MaBegemtnt game animals mabiting the area year, has taken photographs of his while at the businesa aeheol. Include mule deer, mooM, elk, cari classes for nesrly 35 years, and Hayes will enter a Lutheran bou. Rocky Mountain aheep, moun haa given each of the students a Ssmlnary In September. tain goata, and bear. copy of their class pictures. (Illuetralion fbe. type only) Exceptional Bermuda Shorts SpiMial Swimsuit Purchase! • At the height of the season-new swim * ell washable drip-dry fabrics! ARTHUR DRUG suits at this exceptional pricel * tailored for scrumptious fit! M2 MAIN STREET^ST. JAMES BLOCK CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY’S * vast selection of summer-gay colors! • Lestax, eetteni, knitsl
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN( t;GONN., WEDNESDAY, JXWE *4. 19M P A G E 8 1 1 as up Just ask ths msnufaetyr- ttOM OB rooMril of UM ^UoM^ srs to do an oquitaMs boiris erata te ta^ OBBgpoio.lt ■•■"■to ^pen Fonim should bs W( kad out to sliminsto INVKTMENT PRORLEMS rato him ai someono who la soiling ths odors. l ^ p r a l h out 0 grout Ubcrat party to the tliowa^rimd -''Ths frills msn^^lfanchsstsr rsol' Dear FrieBdi of tha American dents desirt can l^postponed..or jronf osnvoBlsno*. “ if^ m a conssrvattvei. Uglon, forgottsn and ths monoy used tor rsgtotored reprooentnttvooitiAlvno DBS ok ywB SHOPPINt PjUlKADE Tbo apokeomon of tho SKtriine AgalB, the Amorieaii Legton ot urgsnt and neosaunr nseds nMbt yon. Wbolber yonr o n H w Ib**I*«i right, howovsi'i see on ontlroly dlf- Mancheotor is ‘oponsorltig the lug- Vlstan bsyondirona aslfiahseuisn dasirasuesinM and ana ■a ml 111 on dollars, few hundred[red surrounding^ le s t Is serviea forent picture. T^sy see Johnson eot tingle evsBt of the year Ir Man- nscsssary In a community to.pi«g- Octetar L U n ploylbig a shallow gams of dscop- ehoater—the annual 4th of July Corpus Delicti celebrdtton and flreerodto display. raos successfully,tssfuUy, I. toil ... . ™eortamlbo tlon. In whicJt bia real, pay-off We eatimm# -at least M.OOO poopls majeolty of MsBchestW rasidmla Shearson, Hammill i Co. loyalty alwaya goes to the extreme A flindamenUl law in our a person confesses to a firime, the will bs on hand to view this «•- ars squat to ehallengos and prob^ Msatan N*« IsW BmA M m f courts la that a conviction Is not play. Isms oonfrootUag them. llbersla problem preieifta itself as to B. Walluo. f i t Main Rrool, MBBclioMnr • M»ef»*« S -H T l Johns money received over •••••••••••b********** occasionally righ* about him. The safegu^^ds of our trial for hun other evidenca of a crime, can the expsaOsa io turned over to the Chicago—Fiber metallurgy, a dreds pf years. new proesM of mdtaiwiorklng ex Obht ,>»»■»<♦*•*»**»•••**** ** truth would seem to bo, Instssd, eonfeasion be used as the corpus Amarican Legion Community Fund Mother'$ Anniversary that both axtramss would like* to- In a case in which an Individual delicti? The general rule in the which Mipporta Boy’s Stats, ora pected to revolutionise products f©r la being tried for a crime, the pro ranging from rocket nossles to E^ilM ____ . __ own him, know they cannot, and, courts is that a confession ia not torical contests. Junior baseball, n , Asaoctatfd Preas U ezcluaivalT secution must establish three adequate without proof of a corpus Americaiilsm essays and general filters, yields a product that may MOTHER'S •eUU«d to th* use o« Moublleatloo of to allbt their own failure to rap points as fact: The criminality of delicti, though this rule has been community aervtee. look, feel, and In many ways act c all Btwa dtapatcbM cridltad to jt * ture him, spin the fairy tale that the set: that Is, whether It was questioned in soma eases. lim '~b sohd metal sheet, but •01 otborwto* CToaiud Tour contributions .will help RING and al»o tbo local n**» oubllal^ he ia realty a tool of the extreme unlawful: l+ie fact that the per- A corpus delicti can be traced maintain this program. Names of actually Is 90 per ednt air. In the All rlglita ot ropublleatloo ot anaelal opposition. This is the kind of at Bon In question committed the back to the old English Common contributor and the amount will be newly developed proeess, thin FRIGES dlipatchn lierolB a r, alao faaerrad rrinle: and the, corpus delicti, that Law, and ie therefore a court-made published daily in The Manches fibers of metal are interiocked like one c h ild ...... fSgJM THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY —JUNE 25»>6*X7 tack to whlrJi the middle road po r a i aameo ellani et N B. A. Sara Is, the proof that a crime has been rule of law. As such, it comes ter Evening Herald. Pleaae make a felt clotjr and bonded together two ebUdran , 0 0 a 0 0 0 M.00 lea, Inc. sition Is often subjert. perpetrated, checks psyable to the American with heat to produce a material 8S.06 Ihibllancra Rapraaeatanaao! 11m under what is called due process throe chlldreB .... Jullud MaUiaa-a Spaelal , Aaihey — Ifaw We have no doubt that Senator Co^ua dellrti means, literally, of law. and la not statutory, or in Legion Iflreworks Fnnd and send with reduced weight at little sac- four children ..... 40.00 York, CMca«o Dr troll and Boat on. "body of the crime." Though many the written law. Though corpus them to George Frost, Connecticut rlflck of strength. The process la etc. MEMBER AOtirT B intE A a OT Johnaon, out of hia personal char Bank and' Trust Company, Man expected to have wide application CmCmATIONB peopla believe that, because of the delicti ia not found In the Constitu \ '. pins tax acter and Inatinrts, and oiit of bla word "body"’ the term applies only tion, it is sustained by the Fifth chester, Cbnn, In tha aircraft and rocket fields. t t Tba Barald Pnndni appraiaal of the nation'a political to the dead body In murder cases, Gratefully yours, i r s PLAIN KRAt Y... ir s PlA!^/ YRA t Y... ir s PLAIN ICRA Y... ir s PLAIN YRA Y... ■ aaimin no Boandal roaponalbflitT tor and Fourteenth Amendments. The Lee Pafino, Post Commander WHAT CAN BE MORE LOVELY FOB HER ANNIVERSARY lypocrapnioal eirora appaartna In ad- mood as well, Is displaying a polltl this is not true. The body of the Fifth guarantees dua process of THAN THE HIGHLY CHERISHED MOTHER’S RING? crime means merely the commit Earl Petersen, General Chairman riM iiw ien u and oibar raadlar °?****' cal product, which he hopei the na law in thq Fedsral courts. And the RANGE In the Mother’s Rtng, her prtoeless pooSefstono nro shown to fitallanelMBtar BtobIbb HaraM. ting of the crime, whether It be Donald Farris, Canteen p r i c e s TWESf P R I C E S ! tion win. buy. But it la a rather At Fourteenth lAye that Statei can Anthony G’Bright; Publicity. through a ring that represent* hw famUy, the two hnndo shown TWtSE P R I C E S ! PRICES! ! Diaway adtrarUaiBB e t o M bonrai murder or tax evasion or robbenr, not deprive people of life, liberty ■fgnlfy fnther and mother, in turn, these two elMeto nro Jofnod trlbDdar-l p-m. W dVv tractive political product, in or any type of criminal act. In or property Rithout the due pro- • UEL OIL together by the tme gems in her life—the MrthsMqie ot eneh of Rir Toaater—1 P-m. IIOSS*?^ order to convict, the state must G alen Peiid Odors Por Wadnaaday—1 P-*t IPtadar. cluding, as ,lt does, an obvious dis cem of law. her children. . AT Por Tbnraday—1 p.in. Wadnaat' laaday. first prove the corpus delicti, by , The corpus delicti serves to To th* Editor, • GASOLINE The Mather's Ring is fashioned by hand at yonr order In either AT AT AT THE inclination. to seek partiaan battls evidence either direct or ctreum- for the mere Joy of it, a tendency maintain tha stability of our court If residents of Manchester forgot white or yeUow gold (14k) and Is so designed that. stOneo may stsntlsl.’ system because it protects peopla pools and concentrated on elimi he added at a future date. dM*e?'plAlleatloe* « to past middle road leglalation In other words, to take the most from being sccused of crimes that nating the odors around Union ^ BUDGET TERMS » k M. __ rather than embark on battles obvious example, if, a murder case, did not take place. .Although the Pond everybody would ultimately BANTLY OIL Parkade Barber Shop m u IN WE SHOPPES Wednwday, Jun* 2* which would result in the passage no body can be found, the prosecu prosecution nmat prove three ele-. benefit. LYNN POULTRY! REED ’S, i « c. tion can still prove Its esse If it can ' .I'lr i\r. of none, a preference for doing ments in a case, (criminality, Residents should learn from a . INCORPORATfD produce circumstantial evidence neighboring town's (Rockville) ex • 't v'v im.i.i ANY BOXED CROQUET Calm And Competent aomething posalble and mjldly con other thin eye-witnese testimony gilt of the accused, and corpus de perience after a manufacturer to show that the murder has been licti), the corpus delicti la the first RuMia, In ppsclptUUna the Bar structive over making any ideo element that must be established (The Stevens Company) was driv TEL Mlfchcll 9 4595 977 MAIN ST.-.-MANCHESTER STATIONERY SETS logical or partisan point, and even committed. In the face of a'lack of en out. It is unfair for the town tc;o CHICKEN PARTS SPECIALS Mn ertais, had to b« motivated by direct-evldence-^the body Iti quea- in court. Without proof of corpus pay the entire cost and equally ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 DOLL 1 on* of two aims. Either It wanted a disposition to fight the next elec tion—It Is possible to offer cir delicti, the case cannot go forward. THURSDAY ONLY. 6 P.M, t« 9 PAA. Thus, it works as a basic safe IN 8TOc:k to try to arab Beryn itself. Or It tion by cooperating reasonably cumstantial evidence—the murder with a Republican White House in weapon or cloUiing, for Instance— guard of our rights. im a 35c 25% SAVE 39 wanted to use Berlin as the lever, stead of defying it Just because to prove the case. This column is written by the ^ PRICE I or th* club, with which to bring State lEUir Aasociatlon of Connecti 935 MAINfSTREET w OPEN 9 TO 5:30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.- CLOSED MONDAYS - MI 3-6171 S For $1.00 there is an election coming up. A question often arises in court WINGS Rea. $1.00 Rsrh OFF * '^ 1 Vi LR. RAKED VIRGINIA HAM ...... 894 the West into neRotiatlons toward as to whether a confesalon to_ cut to make you better Informed BACKS This ia, in fact, someUilij^of a re crime ta sufficient to convict. When 'and more fully aware of our laws. 1 LR. OUR OWN POTATO SALAD...... 394 a broad battlement of the problem FOR SOUP of Oormany and of East-West mill flection of the Elsenhower mood 3 Lb. 99c REG. $3.44 SHEAPFER HAIRCUT tary confrontation In Europe. at its best, and it may well be that TYPEWRITfRS AND A llO in^B o r FAMOUS BRAND ROTH FOR Q A . Total $1.28 both the Democratic party and the GIZZARDS FOUNTAIN PENS Bscretary of 8Ut* Herter last Portable Demonstrator O T C SAVE 39e night professed to believe that Bus naUon, com# 1960. will have had enough of it, and actually demand HAIR TONIC ■la, at Geneva, diaclosed that the 2 uw 49c DrcwNcoHy Rsducfid first of these two possible aims— more strident ideolofrical battle 75c tbo grabbing of Berlin Itself—wss The Johnson conduct is still one, Mem^: i DOZEN ttb real objective. howovtr, which can even Iom its MANCHESTER ANY * 2 . 0 0 If that is so, there is not much own ultimate career target with FRIDAY A to 9 P.M. oml ALL DAY SATURDAY BRIEFVASES FREE! RAISED DONUTS to worry about. Ws cannot let that out loss of popular respect, and BOOK (THIS IS A $2A0 VALUF) b^pen. If Russia tries to bring, it without regret on the part of its )\oyed BINDERS With Hw purelNM* of about, that will be World War m , ZIPPER WAUETS on* doiMi at popular and that will be that. Our surren CHICKEN 20% FREE POCKET COMB pric* of ...... der Of Berlin is unthinkable; Rus Fond Battle, Continaed ______TO e a c h c u s t o m e r ______Sian aatsurs of BerV" is unthlnk an in- OFF TOUR CHOICR able; there is nothing to debate New rounds in the battle be Vs OFF CM LM EN'S 9UICK. EXrERT MSSERING OF ASSORTMRNT and nothing to negotiate. We have tween the United Fund aystem. a complete and total impasse, and and the Individual o.ganlzatlon* LEGS...'^ ENTIRE STOGK ADULTS INMVIDUAL CO M ! and SHUSH SKVICe there la not even any reason for which offer resistance to any co- going back to Geneva. The only ordlnaUon of fund drives, are be ® the detail* thing that would make aenae would ing fought almost dally, even ss would fo ^ ’ be to get the bombs In position Manchester is wondering, once i income (uP The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY which is Indeed what acme ob again, whether It should try to 0% of earned servers sre recommending. find the United Fund type of solu LIG G En ”:,5 , iki* But SMretary Herter himself Is tion. KRAZY PRICES fo r CRAZY PAYS! going back to Geneva. Further In the latest round, It W*s Dr. REXALL more, it Is not unlikely that, when Paul Dudley White .past president FREE at the WEST BRANCH he' goes back to Geneva, he may of the American Heart Associa pol DRUG STORE taks part -In proceedings which tion, and George P. Voss, director THURSDAY. JUNE 25 and FRIDAY. JUNE 26 Nancheatee Shopping. Parkado still lead toward a summit meet of chapters for the Nstlonsl Foun ing. dation, formerly ths National Coll or writ#! RETIREMENT Secretary Herter Is not going to Fotmdstlon for Ihfantlls Paralysis, PAIRS CRAZY act as If he believed his own analy who teed off in attack on the A Handy BOOK BANK sts of the Russian aim. Neither, is United Fund organisation and con The Conneefiefyif Bank DAZE anyone else in a . position of rs- cept. Dr. White said that Joint FOR AND TRUST COMPANY Roll out the WITH EVERY NEW ACCOUNT OF $15.00 or MORE! sponslbllity. Hs is going to act as drives for charitable and welfare Par Pair SPECIAL If ha believed the real problem at groups could be ’’most useful" bijt 7«0 MAIN S n ilT issue la* negotiation about tbs that ady merger of Heart Aasocla- HARTPORD, CONNKTKUT whole Gorman problem, the whole tl'qn with other drivec would delay MtmUr Ftitnl DtrmO Inmmnn OmftnMtm ^ a m s Bast-West position In Burepa. seriously ths bAttJe against heart Mtmim Mtmrm OjnOM ' W e 've barrel of Join the S.B.M. THRIFT CLUB What his speech last night re-| disease which, to him. Is "the mod "^'flected, as Russian conduct at Ge em American epidemic.’’ )|( niytidont, dentlih, lowycrt, ecesuntanh, swaan of inioR neva also reflected it, la tha fact Heart disease, said Dr. White, builneMOt, and eliiert who have Income from leW-employm'enf. that these negotiations are atiU- Is too serious a problem to hide YOUR CURRENT In the opening phase. Russia is still In a segment of r United Fund.’’ ANNUAL asking something It knows It cap- "it should be clearly recog SAVINGS D4VIDEND not get without war; we are nised." said Dr. White, "that CHILDREN’S EARf^ RATE making the common sense and United or Ommunlty Funds were necessary reply that Russia can't never Intended to enter the fields M the M Svn ^ SPECIAL have It. Secretary Herter Is going of extensivs and intensive scien Msmbmr of Federal through this neceiwary maneuver tific research or the training of re- DodosIL JiiDiiPsiic# Conit. competently and calmly, not as searen workers in physics, chemis- at b u y-n o w -an d -save prices thouih be believed it the and of Iry, biology or medicine which are ^^•^^cossiSR S ! SHOES the eiurent phasu of East-West ne far beyond the acope or ability of ■ ' gotiations, but the prelude. It la United Funds to support. The A , a sensible mood, which sets the United Funds would have to be stage for the future Revelation of multiplied many times over to up to $3.55 Reg. $8.95 and $9.50 what Russia, and what we our cover the baale needs of research VALUES $6.50 to $9.50 . . . INPANTS’ . . . CHILDREN’S . . . BOYS'and GIRLS’ STYLES selves. may be willing to do when vogs. for his part, choae to dis Biggest group ip the sale with 15 ft. Maixe Gold, Plain Blua and Golden ws move towar<’ the only area of pute the usual statletics, which SQ. ’YD. widths represei'itad! Wbol-and-carpet negotiation which jurtlfles having show,’ United Fund collection coals Wheat Tweeds available in 12’ and negotiation—not the question of ra.vort Priyatweed and all-wool Tweed- low as four or five per cent tuft offer-plain and textured tweeds for 15 foot widths. Beige Moratque, : ALWAYS FLINTY OF n ilE PARKING: jHdioiiMflosiiMia’I Berlla, but that of Germany Itself. w’lille independent organisations iM lOedad Herter has tsJcen the opening th* tiny budget. Tweedtuft has a ran Green Moresque and Gray-and- average 11 or 12 per cent. He also REGULARLY $4.75 phAM of these negotiations like took the view that people had not dom texture; Privatweed a smooth Aqua Tweed in 12 foot width! Save professional. The hope, for the peat kn'owm ’they were being annoyed multi-colored yam texture. First quality. over 4 0 % . phase, is that he wiu display not by the multiplicity of fund drives SPECIALS FOR... SPECIAL ( 4 CD only competence, but constructive until United Funds started pro imagination, and that he will moting the idea." BRXOF50*" strike, not nieibiy for a rejection 11181 ia cdntroversial nonsense, Save $4.97 - Reg. $12.50 1 . ONLY of impossible Russian demands whtc. serves, hov.-ever, to show the s ' and not merely, tor any stale per mood of some of the opposition to petuation of the status qilo, but the United Fund, Jusfi^as Dr; Wiltex Broadloom is a high-and-Iow pat Choose your Wiltex Wilton Bread- WHY SECONDS? for the kind of brosjd, positive solu SQ. YD. terned broadloom that masks soiling and White’s argument showed some o( loom in any of these multi-colored Minor moisture aUUn* 'wllj tions Russia would have to respect ths real logic Involved. The point hidea footprints. Made of 3-pIy all vir 4109 4363 4-30 Iwaeds: Green - Brewn-and - Beige, 4840 'V FRIDAY ONLY sometimea occur on Jin* wrap If Russia Is sane. Is, however, that some organisa gin wool yarns, its texturous effect is. Thursday Only Saturday Only pers durlM the manufaeturiag tions cannot. yet be satisfied. that WOVEN IN on the Wllton-loom. All first BricIc-Red-and-Beiga, Brew n-end- SO process. This tn no way affects , Smart Air-Conditioning,,, quality. CHERRY jmd LEMON their fine tsats^Tbie well known Another Middle-Rogder the United Fund system will do as Beige, or Black-Brown-and-Beig^. STRAPS . . . OXFORDS . . . A U COLOR8 . . ASSORTED SIXES AA to K WIDTHS DEUCIOUSl and reputable cigar manufae* well for. them ar they tan do for FlUED 1 lurer does not permit clgara It is surely much too w ly to themaalves. YOt, until the United “RAMBLER,” an inspired shoe by California Cobbleri, (HHIKIES COFFEE with even the slightest imper Mssss Senator Lyndon Johnson’s Fund system can* be made all- T fection to be packaged under baa a cushioned wedge to lend wings to your'every ateo JELLY R O U S their famous label, to protect chances-of the Democratic presi incluaive, there la not too much . . , ia blessedly unlined to breathe with your foot! Of Save $4,00 - Reg. $12.50 their famoua name these, dentlal nomination. But it is not percentage in adopting it, the Doz. CAKE REG. smooth tasting aecon* com* top early to bb'servi that tlto basis precise percentage depending, of glove-soft leather, in beige incredibly low- O K a . WEI.IXX) 49' REG. 4 9 c ' to you In a Llggett-aatohd plain FOAMTRED ' t o n ig h t , THURSDAY and FRIDAY labeled box and under a lower on which his nomination might codrse, on each Individual commu priced at only...... Sculptex Wilton Broadloom is made of Sculptex is available in a Graen- THJ. t TJM. i nity’s survey of how many organi tax class. This helps to make oome—the party's desire for a mid. 100% Virgin.wool. Ita deep, dense pile Gray-and-Light Green 12 ft, width, b a t u r d a y t i l l S PNl. EXTRA DOZEN 10c these griait vslues poeslble. For dli-rooder—;)■ being more clearly sations It .qoiild muster for lijrlu- Other Flats In White and'Natural Straws -lends rich dignity to rtioms furnished in REGULARLY PRICED 2.98 to 3.98 each each you this means first quality defined as time goes on. Sion as against how;'many would and a Gray-Cordovan-and-Nutrie ( t DO*. 5Sc) smoking piessuro a t a ’’Sec Ills su r^ and clearsst defiiii Inidst on remaining outside. classic style. It is woven'of multi-colored 15 ft. width. W a'II cut any carpet to GREAT ASSARTMF.NT . onds’’. low price. Try them as •ZIPPERS No Finer Fit at thousands have already and se«! m tioB of such a position, as Presi yarns to give an easy-to-lcaris-for surface rug sizes, dr^for wall-to-wall inital* . u- . ’.'’'V- ;■ ■•■vv> I d |^ t Eisenhower himself dis DOUBLE OREEN STAMPS QIYEN that always look well. All first quality. lations. __L . •A U WASHABLE any Price r COME IN DURING CRAZY DAYS AND TRY covered ulten It WPS his own favor-* SOME OF OUR FREE SAMPLES OF DEUCIOUS PASTRY iiUi,' agH-sflected position, comes A.Thought for .Today $9.01 • ASSORTED COLOf S 'fforn the. identity of the critics it Sponsored tn the Manchester OounclT of Ohmvbes . WITH GASN sales THURSDAY tT'l • Siaaa Inf. 4 fa H iu CHILDREN'S BOdTERY ..Majority Lsadsr (Johnson \has Save $4.00 - $14.95 r^aadBay«3. ^iB and lire. Cllffwd Harbour, Meb- ( SACOudiiled DWCH AROKO TESTERDAT: i ‘ Vervln Friday., 4»6 .Main St.; To Rotarians Henrv Cuaaon, 1 Ijockwood St.; FREE! MEN'S TOYO CAPS They ion Joseph Schaub. 188 Nlllatown Rd.; Balloons *n^ L9llyp6ps Harry Cahoon. 15 St. •tohn St.; Tti« rota of 8tr»t«it1e Ata Mra. Oladya Meehan. 14(1 Center SEE OUR iitu. Oommutd hi an «v*r-atart detar- St.; Sharon Provoat. South Wind B liP i MillliBiiiiilj nnt fore* acainst war waa oul- sor; Mra. CharlotU Granville. Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Paul FOR CRAZY ttnad in ertap Urma to mora Hun Ceaana, Glastonbury;^ Carl Soren FASHION SHOW DAYS 100 Rotary Ciub mambara laat sen. 85 Lockwood St.; Alfred ii> nifbt by Air Korea Col. Gaor|:a Young.' South Coventry; Edward WOMEN'S SHORTS OR JAN H EN GIRLS’ 7 to 14 Buda-ay. Sweeney, #0 Baldwin Rd.; Mrs. * 1 Ool. Budway, Inapactor (anaral Anne 'Cobb and son*. Columbia; j!iii of tha 8th Air Korea a t Weatovar Mrs. Joyce Glean and bon. South JAAAAICAS and BERMUDAS SWIM SUITS SUMMER AKB. Maaa., aaid SAC ta cunrant- Windsor; Mrs. Theresa Miller and 1 !>• the moat afnclent and effectlva daughter. Thompaonvllle;; Mra. SOLID COLORS — LODEN GRE6N, and m art aportawaar modalad datarrant to Sovitt expanTHdh In Ivy I.*hmann and son. East Hart WEAR Buropa and Waat Oarmany. ford. !n our window Thura., Fri. 7 iiln: I Through ona crlala after, anothar DISCHARGED TODAY: WII- ^ . NAVY, BLACK Rnd NATURAL up to tha praaanl Berlin dlaputa, liam Yeomans, Coventry. ...a » to A;80 P.M.—Sat. 2 to 4:30 Reft. 1.99 Vnl. tha colonel aakl, SAC haa frown liiH i i i tinea IMS from a email force of Mil P.M. bombara to l^a current J.700 air :n 88 iilll craft and a force of more than MiimpA Delaying; Rtq. S .f 8 3SS.000 trained peraonnel. T iii s 5 9 •JSAC muet ba able to cope Tour for Youth with every (Soviet) .challen|re in iii aVar-deereaaUlf lengtha of time.” A medic Instead of a map la Colonel Budway told the RoUrl- !iin ani. what Rick Kennedy. 86 Autumn • • The Rotary Club maetinf, held St., needed Monday morning when • • • 2for3R00 iiii! at tha Maunchaater Coimtry Club the PhInney-Hunt Caravan left for iii: !!iii' and pracadad by a chicken dinner, a tour to the W’est coast. waa attended by Rotarlana from SALE STARTS Claatonbury,. Coventry and Beat Rick hsd the mumps. j||jj e Blou8e^ Sleeveless and Short Hertford and by two mVmbera The 16-yesr-old son of Mr. Snd ■'i iliil ■ lillij Sleeves. from Haaaechuaetta and Klorlda. Mrs. Stewsrt Kennedy hsd planned to go on the tour with other boys THURSDAY at 10 .m. "pi e PliaseTajamas. liiii! SpaolaJ Oneet frorn M anchester High School, and ti!i!i A apacial gueat of tha I'l, Blouses and Short Sdt. .99 .99 .66 H i lire. Rose LaShay, S4 Cornell St.; Hartford Gas Co. ... 45^ 48), Sizes 2 to 6x. Mrs.' Gustave Danner, Broad Southern New England :::::: i| CRAZY DAYS VALUES IN | j Brook; Richard Novelli, Glaston Telephone ...... 43 45 • Short Sleeve Polo Shirts bury; Andrew Torrance, Glaston Manufacturing Comoanlea Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 61'4 64\4 by Scoutex. Sizes 1 to 8. bury; John Ahlberg, 38 Spruce i; i*'' iiililiiiiliiiiliililiilliiiiiiii . S t; Miss Angeline Spielman, Ver Associated Spring , 19^ 2114 I CHILDREN'S PLAYWEAR | Bristol Brass ...... 1184 1584 " A wonderful choice of colors, non Haven Convalescent Home; DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR CRAZY DAYS Donna Sandall, 114 Hollister St.; Collins ...... 75 .85 styles in each selection. Buy now Dunham Bush ...... 8V4 984. and save in all your youngsters Sizes I to B '\ *' Robert Gagnon, 15 Rosemary Pi.; E m -H a rt...... 43 46 Batricla Daub, 80 Ridge St.; Rob Fstfnlr Bearing ..... 49 V4 52 84 ' < needs. Values to 1.99 Our Entire Summer SUick of ert Whitcomb, Andover; Kurt Landers Frarv, Clark 2084 2284 Petersen, Wapping; Frank Davis, N. B. M achine...... 2784 2984 CHILDREN’S SHOP-LOWER LEVEL Your ehoiea Hi B!; 18 Essex St; Jody Weatherwax, North and Judd ...... 35 38 i2{h! Pre-Teen SPORTSWEAR Somers; Mre. Victoria Neekamp, Rogers Corp '(B ) ___ 1084 1284 FOR CRAZY DAYS Hartford: Mrs. Nellie Wllllam- Ruasell Mfg...... 27 30 - iiiiif aon. Notch Rd., Bolton; Clarence a Girls' Blouses. Sizes 8 to 6x. Stanley Wotks"...... 4384 4684' liix Tomm, 338 Hollister S t; Mrs. , :s :i: CRAZY DAYS VALUES IN BOYS' CAMPUS Terry Steam ...... 42'4 45'4 a Girls Shorts. Sizes 8 to 8x. > iiii!::::: and COORDINATES Shirley Pinkln, 14M Garden Dr.; Torrlngton ...... 29 31 ■iiili liiH Gary Wentworth, Coventry; Jo- Veeder Root...... 51 54 KNIT SHIRTS a Girls Pedal Pushers. Sizas 8 to 6x. * nii} •eph- MaeVarish, Ellington; Rus The above quotacions are not to CHILDREN'S PLAYWEAR sell Stsirs, 34 King St., Rock bs construed as actual markets. a Boye’ or Girls’ 2 Pc. Seta. Sizes 8 to 6x. 5:l '-’’ J .59 7-,39 ville: Janice Blixlsey, Wapping. 2 "for •* » ADMITTED TODAY: William Fade at Death ill- Sizai I to 8 .5 9 a Boys’ Shorts. Sizes 8 to 6x. Now I Now J m tR Donovan, 116 Avondale Rd.; Mrs. C 2 for Reg. value to 1.19 Sarah Pepler, Laurel Manor C3on- Through life, the Tahiti dol-! a Boys' Slacks. Sizes 2 to 7. 2for3.00 valeacent Home. 3.00 phins possess the brightest and ' Your ehoica ea. BIRTH YESTERDAY: A strongest colors of any fish. At I 1.50 Rtg. 1.99 Valur e Boys’ Sport Shirts. Sizes 8 to 7. . A wide choice of Shorts, Topps, ' Jamaicas, Blouses* DySd daughter to Mr. and Mrs. SUh- death, these colors fade rapidly. i| ley Bednarek. 37 Pine Hill St. leaving what appears to he a ’ o Girls’ Playsuits, Tee Shoulders, Bloomer Style, All 1.88 valuBS. 6 to 18 In e Girls’ Wash and Wear Sleepwear. Sizes 4 to 6x. to match at real Bargain Prices. Sizes 8 to 14. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. hiukv. maaa of brown matter. S ^ s 8 to 6x. ehoies of allifntor smblsms, , , variety of stripes, all with iiiiii, a Infants .Qrawlers, 12 mos. to 2 yrs. PRE-TEEN SHOP— LOWER LEVEL a Girle' Blouses by Blue Bell. Sizes 2 to 8x. collars and placket fronts. _ „ „ , • 1 Exceptional value. ii-ii; a Fancy Collar Polo Shirts. Size* 2 to 8. a Girls’ Shorts Smartly Styled. Sizes 2 to 8x. iliiiiilliililliililiilililii m a Girls’ Knit Bottom Cotton, Popover. Sizes 8 to 6x. fi- - i i a Girls' Skorts. Sizes 8 to 6x. ' ; a Boys’ Shorta, Assortment of Patterns. Sizes .2 to 6x. BUY NOW AND SAVE DURING || FALL TRIPS a Boys’ Blue Denim Longies. Sizes S to 6x. Boys' Short Sleeve CHILDREN’S SHOP— LOWER LEVEL CRAZY DAYS Round Trip a Boys Sunsuits. Ideal for hot weather. Sizes 2 to 6x. Pre-Teen Shop BERMUDA Steamer $125 WEST INDIES ’.’IP S»iHiiyiiiiiiiiiiiliiiili!!iiyiiii"llij|i|«jiliii[i Lower Level SMARTLY STYLED iiiiii up—Roond Trip Air $106; a Giria’ 1 to 6x Rumba Sunsuits. ra, Haiti, Cuba, Donilnican SPORT PRE-TEEN C%eire of splendid hotels and Republic, Puerto Rico, Virgin a Crew Neck Polo Shirts. Sizes 4 to 8. Guest Houses. One Way Islands, Martinique, Barbados, CRAZY DAYS VALUES IN SteameV^—One Way Oomblna- Trinidad, Tobago. Reserva a Symiher SiSepers. Sizes 1 to 6x. SHIRTS tton 8120J10 up. Cruises. > tions for Trip to any Island; SUMMER ' also exclusive package Air CHILDREN’S SHOP— LOWER LEVfL Entire 1.99 Stock CHILDREN'S PLAYWEAR NASSAU ""r'X.T? -Cruises. ir- Naaeau, 7 days; $170 up. a DRESSES Stopover privileges. Round I I A I I f A I I Sizes I to 6x Trip Air 8143.10, direct serv- ■ lllW W m i Francisco or Los .5 9 2 for lee; 8188.70 via Miami. Pack- Angeles on Luxury Uner, or Reg. 2.9B value .9 9 Reft. 5.99 and 6.99 age Tours, 8 Daya, $88.50 up. Travel bv Air-Steamer Roiimi CRAZY DAYS v a l u e s IN Stock Obolee of Fine, Hotels and Trip 8260; Air Round Trip Miii 3.00 Oneet Heosea. $178.20. Including Tours of Your choice Hawaiian Islands arranged. CHILDREN'S PLAYWEAR Made by Campue and Kple- Now Only apot SlMa e to IS. Woven CRUISES Hiii patterns, button-down cellars MEN'S # 2 to 4, Smart Overalls. 1 2 Piece Infants' Sets to the Weat Indies, Bermuda, Sizas !• 'to 7 and novelties. Naasao, Central and South FLORIDA starting from e 2 Pc. Co-ordiiiate and Cabana Type Sets. New York or Jacksonville, .88 A m a r I e a. Mediterranean, 1.29 2 h>r Sizes 2 to 6x. Around the World, 4 Days and with stay of several days at Rag. valua to 1.69 B V D Brand loager, from $125. Miami Bewch 10 days from Jacksonville In alr-conditinned • Your Choiea ■ 2 .5 0 ROYS' WASH and e Girls’ 8 Pc. Sets. P.P. Short anil Blouse. MIAMI BEACH bus. 8164.50. WEAR SHORT SLEEVE Sizes 8-to 6x. Silzy Brooks And other Toora, 8 Days $18 up. with well known brands. Choice' Cfcoiee of Hotela and Motels, EIID flD C >><^rted Thrift a Girls’ Blouses. Sizes 8 to 6x. ‘ - of short sleeve or shirtwaist C V nU ri. and Standard a Girls’ Pedal Pushers. Sizes 8 to 8x. styles. Blxes 8 to 14. Bonnd Trip Rail from New Tours also Pilgrimages, by Air SU/AMER a Boys’ Jacket and Sh^rt Sets. Sizes 2 to 4, Kark $89.78,'by Air 868.10. a Girls’ Shorts. Sizes 2 to 6x. •i:;i SPORT Extenslona to Naaaaii, Hava* and Steamer, with Frequent Weat Indies, Mexico,' Departures, Independent Trav . PAJAAAAS a Lightweight Jackets. Sizes 2 to 6x. Guatemala. el. with Choice of IHnerary. a Girls’ Bkmiaa-Sizes 8 to 6x. ^ also available. All Tour Oper SHIRTS Plus ators represented. aGirlz’ Jamaica Shorts. Sizes 2 to 6x. iiii CALiroRWA Grand .5 9 2 for Oaagen, Colorado, National k i r V I A A Mexico City, a Boye’ CaLana Sets. Sizes 2 to 6x. CHILDREN'S SMART PLAYWEAR Park, Paclkc Nortfeweat, Cm- W tA IV ” Taxco, Acapulco, I - 6 9 A nadtaa Boeklea, Variety of 2, ■ Inclusive lO-day ) Touk-.,81S8'' V a Boys’ Slacks. Sizes 2 to 7. ' Sizes 8 to 8x. 8 and 4-week CoM and Pull- upA Round Trip Air Non-stop 3-00 BMM Tears. FsnUly Plan Trav- Flight or vie Miami or Hava a Infante’ Crawlers. Sizes 1 to '2*. Siase 8 ta IS ahart sleavs, Reg. 8.88 Value. , el avaUabta^Ratea on Re- na. Alto Rail Tours,' Coach or tang Uf. pullover or surplice gneaL . . ' Pullman. •t^M. AN80N BRAND. Y' • a Fe. BeyF nr CHtis’ , CHILDREN'S SHOP— LOWER LEVEL sets. I BC SURE . . . RESERVE N O W ! BOYS’ SHOP 3 ter 5.00 e S to 4 Pltld JaekeU. Lower Level
FOLEY TRAVEL I.; M C H U R C H ST.. HARTFORD 3. C O N N . JA 2.3188 BARCAINS ARE I KUow ■««() Me Kqlders On Fell Trips To: i
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Blake Wins Third THURSDAY fiRd FRIDAY MDHTS TILL f — SATURDAY THA i Herter Added Nothing, Philatelic Contest /
Georgs Blake, 48 Eiaie Dr., win AP News Analyst Says ner of two prevknu conteata of die Uoncheeter Philatelic Society, j.l\ n ca oji^n “to Weet Berlin— last night won the 4-page compe Bt /AMES MARLOW (AP NMtu Analyst) through Eaht German territory— tition at a meeting In Lithuanian means the W'est provides the city’s Hall. -8ec- WMhlnitton. June 2* life blood. Blake displayed a cooMnatfon reU< 7 of SUte ChrietUn A. Her- If the troops were withdrawn of pages on Lincoln, Po|>a Phia t*f — »n hU TV-r«dio report to and the supply Hne« oloeed. In no XII, Paris and Home. CRAZYVlm JH lJii I Second place was 'wmn by Louia the netton U»t night — added time the Rusaian and German commu its couM force the W'est Mandell, Netdarwelfer Rd., 'Wap- nothing to what Berliners to their knees. Their ping, with a Freedom of the Presa knoMk-n about bia troiihlea WlU» the city would be part of the Com display^ first day covers of for Ruaaiana■ottmmimnm at»t Geneva. He revireviewed munist world In no time. eign language newspapers pub the obvloua. Kven worse than that: If the lished in the United Stated and The mild, «4-year-old Herter a Western troops were withdrawn aplographed by ths editors. AT THE PARKADE talk, while Itrm, was also mild. He under 'R u s s ia n preaaure and Ehmest L. Wlllde, 82 Linninore WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO made a big point of emphastalng threats, the whole western alli Dr!, pirced third with his pages- that the Western allies would nol ance in Europe would come apart of early United Statea cancella UMIT QUANTITIES abandon West Berlin. Thl., may s'nce tta own members would lose tions. have been reassuring to the W'est confidence In Its will and useful earing IS ary The society will meet again NO DEALERS. PLEASE Berliners, but it was hardly news, ness. July 14. Both beglnnera and ad THURSDAY 10:00 A. M. THRU SATURDAY - 6:00 P. M. Herter and the foreign ministers NaVy Lt. Earl W. Knofla, tor- vanced collectors ars In'vlted to 'nils ws» why the Wer- went to m « ^ of Manchester, is planning of BriUln and France talked for G««i a determined and Is still Join the group, which now has a sAva TEENAOE an/about face soon and leaving six weeks — in sessions almost in determined not to abandon West r.-’emljershtp of over 85. 14 ONLY REMNANTS credibly dull and colorless — at lha U.S. Navy to accept a posi ,r RUNAWAY HOSE Berlin. So when Herter empha tion In civilian Industry. We sell thousand* of--yards of SWEATERS Geneva with Russian Foreign Min sized this in hit talk last night 276 pxirs. of old nylons, lmi*y BLANKETS ister'Andrei A. Gromyko. Through a cloae > aaaoclatlon T remnants a year. This IS th# »nd Really old age sweater's for teen he was stating not only the ob colors. W» hsv. *11 ih* poor Real beauties. New miracle fib They discussed at great length with oi-villan scientists embarked Deaths Last Sight Crazy as can be! But what fun—and what savings! Kizes snd of lb. Rood one. of a season snd this pile of rags age |^i;ls. Nol all sizes or origi vious but what already had beei/ er* even the motha don't want. la really the end. Be sure not to nal coloi-. the Russian demand that the staled, / In th* Navy Destroyer Stidkell, Should have sold for 1.00 pair The colora are only ao-ao. but Westerners get their troops out of mention where you bought It. In short taking Harter’s t«k Lt. Knofla became interested In By n iE ASSOCIATED PRESS hut didn't. who's fussy, iVe bought them, 1.98 Reg 2 98 Reg 3 98 West Berlin and the Westerners' civilian fields. Stickell was active Hurry in for first choice.. .many quantities limited! as a whole— this la a'hat it eofnoi Detroit—Edward A. McDonnell, Only Pair won't you 7 Reg. .T9c and 49c refusal to do anything of the kind. to: ly engaged at this time in the first 81, managing editor of the Michi 2 But they recessed last week until He seema to have no more posi twro Jupiter nose cone recoveries. gan Catholic, died Tuesday of • 47e Were 4.98-5.98. yard. Yard 19e 87c 1.27 2.27 July 13 without reaching any tive leason now for thinking The decision came during Knofla's heart attack. Previously he had Get here before all the other smarties beat you to the savings! agreement. tour in the Stickell, and he will One bunc.h, dirty and dlaCnlnred 3.67 agreem<»nt can be worked out with been' a newspaperman In Cleve DEPARTMENT ATORE THE FIRAT WORD One Optimistic Note the Russians than he did .when leave the Navy after 12 years. land, Kansas City and Grand ankleU. T T #> On the paramount question fac he firs' went tc Geneva in May. BhiHsting in the Navy in 1944, Rapids, Mich. Values to 66c. * , ^ B U n O N S ing the ministers —; is there any All he expressed last night was he served in Pacific Fleet craft Mount Shasta, Calif.—Alice. L. ODD SLIPPERS PLEASE! resLSon to believe they'll do better a small hope that maybe things untU he was released from active Ketcham, 41, former wife of car OriginoNy 1.98 and 2.98 Originally 2.98 and 3.98 97 pairs of the oddest slippers W* wanted an aaaortmeni of Originally 2.Y8 to 3.98. different buttons for this sale! the next time?—Herter hit a small can be different. duty in 1947, He returned to Man toonist Hank Ketcham, who draws KRAFT CARAMELS yet Not all sizes. Some for each Don't throw atones at our sales, note of optimism and then became But he hlmsc.f offered no new chester and engaged in construc "Dennis the Menace" died Monday gender ejtcepl neuter, Wall till you see 'em I V — glrli, they're normal people M ■luat 8*^ fresh a.a the salesman Values to 2 00. • » V tremendously vague. proposals or solutions. tion work. night following a brain hemor Girls' 2 pc. Playsets whyF^aold us a ton of them. Valuea to 2.99. 87 c weeks of th* year! Herter said he and the other Recalled to active diuty as execu rhage'. Girls' Playsuits Girls' Skorts Onlv Pair 4 a lb. Honest weight. , Western foreign ministers, did not tive officer of the USS Portage in Ness City, Kan.—Olen G. Hays, go to Geneva with “^any high 1951, he subsequently assumed 65, husband of the president of the 39e MEN'S Circle Members ASSORTED NECCO DROOPY DRAPES hopes." He regretted "no signifi command of that ship, and was Women's Christian Temperanca DRESS SLACKS cant progress was made." Then at later ordered to duty as command Union, died 'Tuesday. He had,.been 77c 1.54 1.99 An aaaortmeni of drapes Many the and of his talk Herter threw in Feted by I^eader ing officer of the USS Rtlah, while a hospital patient for three weeks CHAIR PADS BOXED CANDY one of a kind. Ideal for the Grounds for divorce buying that ship was .stationed in the Far with a heart aliment. Plastio covered and if you've SHOULD' "WALK AWAYT little house out bark. these for a husband or a hiia- *• . , ,Th# .conference revealeo ban<^ who'll wear ^ , Mrs, George F. Borat, leader of East. Sacramento, Calif. — John U. Save 1.00 to 2.00 now ! Famous^ ever sat on plastic on a hot day 2 49 Reg 198 Reg. 3.98 posable areas of agreement con Look at the savings. Pretty coo! Prettily-pleated cotton skorts At Each them. Reg, to 6 98. O , / / Ever Ready Circle of Kings Daugh His wife, the former Mias Mar (Jack) Salt, 55, former Cincin vou'll know why we re trying cemlng specific ..arrangements for ion McGuire of Summit St., Joined nati and Sacramento newspaper cotton playsuits at a fraction of with their own built-in panties! make shorts, Jamaicas or pedal 17c ters, entertained the circle at her to get C O - Berlin. I believe that It may be him in Japan during that tour. In man, died Tuesday. He left news their original prices! Broken For cool playwear all summer pushers with shirts-to-match. Were 1.00. .. . / A t 77c 97c 1.57 possible to build on these areas of home. 82 Cambridge St., last eve You’d expect to pay 39c fojHhts quality JUNK JEWELRY 1957, Lt. Knofla returned to the paper work In the late 80s to Join sizes! Hurry for first choice. long! Sizes S to 6x, 7 to 14. Sizes 8 to 6x, 7 to 14 in the group. DIRTY WHITE- agreement If the Soviet Union la ning. United States, this time, for duty the information section of the PASTY PASTEL lift pieces of coat lime Jewelry prepared to accept the continued It was the closing meeting of the on the east coast ar executive of Slate Division of Highways In SIX ONI.T (halloween that lai. axtatence of a free West Berlin season and Mrs. Borst surprised ficer in the Destroyer Stickell. California. CANNON BATN TOWELS MEN’S TOJO CAPS d RESS HATS Mere fun than climbing treat under Weitem protection." her-guesta by serving a full-course Honorable ancestors would com BOYS’ SUITS' Only plus Hia He is the son of William A. Madrid — Lt. Gen. Andres Sall- Reel gone women's hats and If the Geneva talks so far have turkey dinner. Knofla and the late Plslher C. quet Zumeta, 82, marquis, of Sall- Girls' and Protean mit Hari-Kari rather than 9c "leal Why worry, payrhologiati *ny 7c revealed anything It la that the Mrs. James T. Pickle* presented OriginoHy 3.98 to 12.98 CRAZY DAYS ONLY! Each when a wonutn'a hat is Knofla of 93 Henry St, He was quet and an outstanding Spanish 200 ONLY AT SALE PRICES sell at ridiculous gone" that's nuff said. your non ii«rretly hatpi you Russians are not prepared to do to Mrs. Borat a bouquet of roses, soldier, died from a heart ailment anyhow, bring it ovit In Empty Pott . erv Banka graduated from the Manchester Values in 2.98. Each CUMBER GYMS surrounded by greenbacks. Follow 57c Were I.Ofl anything of'the kind. High School In the cla/s of 1943 'Tuesday. He fought In Cuba and H SCI FFED tha o'y-. aense that they could stand off a Americana, who eat about 630,- ing boilers throughout the coiintry him up. blouses. Girls’ sizes 4 to 6x, 7 THROW RUGS PEEPING TOM’S WATERLOO Real he-man styles from the / "All that happens is that you sheers! nylons! organdies! Size* girls in sizes 8 to 6x, 8 to 14. MEN'A WALKING ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY AT 2:00 P.M. Communist assault—if that day 000 tons of noodles annually, to climbed 18.2 per cent in 1958 to a All the newest styles -and colors!, to 12. Pre-teen 8 to 14. We should throw these away, trap-eze up came. Their presence in the city cut the cost of the Italian favorite. new high of 126,060 iinlts, bringing have a wide awake drunk on your 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. but there’s one born every min CLOTH SHADES la important for Its symbolize By iieing the gadget, anyone the number In use at the start of hands, instead of a sleepy one.” SHORTS said Dr, Leon A. Greenberg, di ute Are there 35 around? Remember Shades are a muat niRCONTINIiEO meaning: can turn out home-made noodles. 1959 to 1,001,000. About 61.5 per 17 reg. 5.98. 2 ('these days. Trade in your Roney kqees and hairy calves They are living evidence of the A twist of a dial and an additional cent of the gas boilers sold during rector of the Yale Center of Alco CHILDREN'S SHOES holic Studies. Venetian blinds. are Just "it" this year, .loin th* Western 'allies support for the trip through It produces square, the year were used In new biilld- 97c Didn't sell at 2.99 and Ings or In milldings not previously He spoke last night at a meet OriginoHy 1.98 and 2.98 Save 3.98 now! OriginoHy 2.98 to 5.98 Values to -2.98. crowd. West Berliners, and the allies' in rectangular or diamond shaped 18 reg. 2.98. 3 99. How about Pair 87c sistenca on keeping the supply noodles. centrally heated. ing of the Maine Medical Assn. POOL Reg. In 2.98 R*g to 3 98 ROTARY Playsuit & Skirt Sets Preteen PlaytOgs LADIES' SHORTS Girls' & Teen Shorts WOMEN'S and BERMUDA SHORTS COHAGE SETS 2.37 3.27 MESSY-DRESSY 9 out of 10 women shouldn't be TAILORED CURTAINS saen in .shorts and these are by Guaranteed washable and that’s RECORD PLAY8RS MOWERS 69c 1.00 1.00 TABLES GLOVES fai' the best shorts nol 77c whst you’ll hsve to do if you Not too many.of the.se. but the to be seen In. Pair buy these. 1 A 7 Of doubtful origin. We have two way they hang around vou'd Vslues to 3.98. Psir • we’ve been trying to gel 27,0ft 2 Only At Sale Price 2 Only At Sale Price think Ihev had six fin Bermudas, i^amaicas, skirts, for. Origins! price I* 1 1 0 0 Originally 1.98 and 2.98. Whit Originally 4.98 1-pie'ce cool cot gers. Values to 1 69. Pr, 57c CHAISE LOUNGES ln«t in the past. As Is • • .W V4 man gabardine and cotton twill ton playsuits with their own weskits, popovers in smart plaids Two Racks Full Of Children's PLAS'nC WEBBING and Schoolgirl*' cuffed shorts with zip backs. matching button-front skirts. or geometric designs. Orig. 2.98,- EVAPORATIVK Sizes 8 to 16 for girls and teens. Broken sizes for girls, pre-teens. to 5.98! Broken sizes 8 to 14. LADIES’ DRESSES 10.98 Value. DRESSES Over 100 in styles it'll do our ::z i REG. A S IS 0 9 7 77 heart good to get rid of. Values COOLERS Value* to 3.98. 79.98 In 3.98. Promise not to wear 12.98 Value. them in this atore and you can .5 onlv at aalr price. 39.98 VALUE OriginoHy 1.98 Regularly 1.19 Regularly 1.98 buy them'for What style, what class, what'a Rez34 98 2 6 . 0 0 How not to get any work done | the use? Whst do vou want for ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY around the house Biiy a few of 87c? Silk? ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY Tots' Polo Shirts Tots' Sweat Shirts Tots' Overalls 87e these and relax, ybu'li never be This little beauty drinks water AT 7:00 P>4. AT 2:00 P.M. the same again. like a fish hut doea cool the air. CRIB MATTRESSES What'a become of the he-man STACKS OF SWEATERS type who could lakehia weather WHILE THEY LAST Want your child to be different ? FRIDAY ONLY 2:00 t« 4:00 P.M. 3 For 1.00 83c 1,39 AND BLOUSES HASSOCKS -No? Then get ope of these. "atralght," Carefully atyled for the woman We may end up taking these Guaranteed to develop- teenage 2 GOLD NSH TO EACH RUN-R-STOP who doesn't care. home ourselves. This la a get slouch. Do You Watch Th* Jack Parr Sho*v? Colorful cotton knit, fleece-lined Cool cotton, no-iron seersucker, nd of them or else deal. 3 Ea. Reg 1,3 98 4 Ea. Reg 15.98 CHILD ACCOMPANIED Originally 1.98 Helanca stretch \'aliiea to t.B8. 97c Then You'll Need A sweat shirts in sizes 2 to 4. gripper-crotch crawler overalls FOR THE LADIES 21 only. ^ A y short-sleeve polos— 1 size fits Reg. 5 98. 9.97 10.97 BED LAMP IT AN ADULT boys and girls 1 to 3. Real Crazy White, maize, blue. Just right in sizes 9 to 24 months! Save 59c AT THE CREDIT OFFICE FREE on each pair, 3 pair, 4;00. FREE Values to 5.98. ^ 3 7 Reg. S.49 buy! Scoop them up and save!! for play, for betich wear! 2.47 PLASTIC YARD GOODS PLASTIC Years ago plaatic yard goods BLOUSETTES* ■sold. Now it doesn't. We Just like ] WASTEBASKET- MESSY BOYS’ •Skimpy Blouses to have it around, so buy it or OR DISHPAN Adjusts lo From Famous Makers! A Red Crazy Buy! not. We Just don't DUNGAREES < Don River Pfaidt! 16. Our instructions: Pick out Historians wil call this the sge 4 positions doz, alow numbers. care, Reg. 49c. O J C of plasjlc. Soon well esl A y f, 3-6x. Not *11 size*. Clean them automatically Our problem: All numbers were the stuff. Reg. 89c./ ^ up and they'ie yours for A y m Boys' Sport Shirts Boys' Underwear alow. Values lo 1.59. ^ Boys' Swim Trunks Solution: LADIES' PANTIES " • A- . Maybe not suited for tennis but Sell 'em out at Each 57c STORK SHOP SPECIAL! | PLASTIC good enough for every- 27c 1.19 1.39 2 For 97c day wear, Pair 27 AT 1.97 PICNIC BAGS MOP HEADS .13 Handbags plus tax If the weallier doean't chang* Need w* say more: Values to, 2.98. 1.17 33 AT 2.97 we might sell these as Ice Compare with 1.98 and 2.98 Boys’ combed cotton briefs and Reg. to 89e. 47 c fishing lunch kits. 1.67 Regularly 1.98. Full boxer lined 31 AT 4.98 Reg. 2.19. trunks in colorful ,Dan River values! Cool, easy care sport T-shirts, nylon reinforced for roiiirters Full Of Old h .______plaids and checks. Fast-drying! or knit shirts! Solids, stripes, longer wear! Sizes 6 to 16. Buy a BUBBLE BATH TIRED TOYS step In these, feel like ladies. 1 '.mean new ladies. BATH SEPARATES Sizes 4 to 18. paisleys! Sizes 6 to 16. season’s supply now and save! You'll remember this from la.st year’s adv. As new hubbies we |j that's when we bought these! Values to 4 98 1.99 1.00 Luxury features: Sun shade, Box cushions bought 'em 1* even a deeper Reg. 19c and 29c. Pc. I I C Six feet of deluxe innerspring comfort 5 Pr, i6 0 mystery. Whatever happened to the Reg. 4Se. Bach 17c. gioanlng table* of yes- Q 7 ^ , THE I.AST WORD . . . teryear? Reg. 198. 7 ' V RECLININO, F0 1 DIN6 PAINT and ilARDWARE THE BOSS IS AWAY Real crazy buy! Buy a year's You'd expect to pay at least 2.98! Crazy if you don't Snatch up this KING SIZE CHAISE Ivy styling! Solid, natural, tan value I Boys’ plastic raincoat and 80 NOTION^ MOSTLY PAINT SO COME OUT AND PLAT ‘ supply at this savingSi Spun cot WAIKER STROLIER Horrible colora, to match ac- BLOUSE and SHIRT TEN ONLY AT SALE PRICE ton with reinforc^ nylon at or stripBS. Sizes 10 to 16. Wear hat set. Sizes 4 to 20. Just 100. We had a notion to throw this cessorlea on this page. COORDINATE THESE CRAZY PRICES. heels and toes. 6V4 to 10V4. them, now, later back-to-school. (’The girls will like them, toio!) SIX ONLY AT SALE PRICE stuff away, but a snitch in time,| \ (to the boat) saved them. Only Reg. 1.98 Beg. 1.00 Reg. 59c If our b ii^ g was as coordinat WOUI.D TEMPT ed we wouldn’t bo *| to end up at EVEN MIZERS I I ■Values to 1.00. 17c 66c 37c 17c In this mess. I • r f / REG. 11 • ______teyt' Sanforized 8ey«' and Girls' Sanforized Buy Now For Fdl! REG. 28.88 n .98 Double Knee Jeans Sweat Shirt$ Boys' Polar Porkos ON bajj: imnzMDAT onlt at t tM t -m. ON BAIJJ'W rllSIiAT AT P M. ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES AT THESIKRAZY PRICES ______1.99 5:99
I'oli Mu$t Be Satisfied MAN0 HE81T R PARKADE i Sanforized denim! High ium-up Boys and girls! Fleece-lined cot- Just* 16, so hurry 1 Warm winter Or Your Money Bach, cuffs, electronic-fusd double 1 ton 1 Crew-stylo nylon-rein^Mced jackets for boys in sizes 6 to 16. knees. Regulara and.slimi, 6 to seamless necklines. White,(gray, Dynel lined hood, thick quilted i n e . T . 16. Husky 26 to S i" waists, 2.29. navy. Sizes 4 tp 16. ’ lining. Hlg zip front! '/■ f I ■' £> MANCIOSSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 19B9 UANCHBflTEl EVENlkp HERALD. MANCBUTBl. OONR WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 1969 PAOETBnriBI .i' R e p a vin g Jdfb Fast'tirovi;h For^scast Ku. ^nate Leaders Back Ando^tMan jExiles Deny Trujillo .• f Herter’s Berlin :^ims Arrested in i _ , t » i t i On Center St, By Head of New Firm Loan Fraud B e a t BacK Invaders Nearing End M fn ia A ranltf axpanakm for Turbo-tOorp. Prior to this. Hall was in- duatriatrinstrial siwountantaccountant for tha WralfPratt New Haven. June 34 The (CoBtlnned from Page One) Weather permitting. Center 8t. IProjecU, Inc., Miuichester’s first JUNE FAMILY SAVINGS SALE PolicjB Arrests Newport; nine' grandehlldran, one A Whitney Oo. of West Hartford WARDS «a «Owt taM the Rumuim from the Center to a point near ; FBI today annobnced the arreata niece and several nephewa . "ifpBCe-ate" Industty, was aa supervisor of financial ac nied by Cuban Navy frlgatea. The Adams Bt. will bs complstaly re « » *ko hhcftd WMI SN tf ]Tou oM 't io f alx m en-^ne in Connecticut Funeral ssrvicea will bs held at cast today by the newly elected counting. Ha was also elscted ssc- frigates escorted them to within paved, painted aiidj,opsn to 2-wsy eene up wHh MaMthlnf the Emmanuel Church in New traffic by tomorrow' afternoon, preaident, Francis A. Leyden «< retary-treaaursr ot Turbo-Projects .to miles of the Dominican coast, port at a time to be set. Burial will that wouM ju a t^ a luaMait oon- then turned back. state highway engineers said to last night. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 27»h and twia charged with Intoxlca-1 ■••• ^ ’ area— on chargee of be In the Braman Cemetery in Oiaatonhury. Malvern Msther of West Hart tlofK^ Free under $25 bond. Zu-1 violating the Federal Houeing Ad- The launches tried to land at Newport. day. Leyden, who was chosen aa pres • 1 aure CoDcraae will Iwck If rain Inlervsnaa, they, added, ford, is president and a director of 2 Hfu la due In court Monday. i mlnlitration Act. Maimon. on the north coast, but ident and a director of. the newly the Alien Manufacturing Co. of » t MAIN iT. him In thia attitude, coupled ae Philip P. I^ a a Sr. it may be Saturdiy before the formed firm a,t,atockholdera meet All SU are charged with ' were project is finished. Bloomfield. He has been with A l MANCHISTtR, QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED ON SOME ITEMS------SHOP EARLY AND SAVE H la wUh finrjteaa on Allied nght^ Ing, abetting and procuring Mr ^ Philip P. Ryan Sr , 85 Ooodw’tn ing last night Jit Cavey’a Restau lan Manufacturing for 17' years, A few Invaders swam ashore Paving equipment of the'B. B. CONN. In BerHn," llorgon added submission of false applications St., d i^ late Monday night at rant, said he anticipates that, by and prior to that was an invest and /nade for the hills, but they Hartford Hospital. McOurk Co. crunched on the the end of the company’s first year, Momeroua oUier membei 22 Americans I by homeowners for home.lmprove- Job early today and began pour ment counselor for the C, L. Aus werf killed by peasants with ma He was born in New York tite work force will have increased tin Co. of Hartford. O O B g r e a r almllarly 1 ‘V 7 e • nient loans Insured by Uie FHA. ing more than 700 tons of hot as chetes.. City, and had lived In Hartford' from the original 18 employea to Robert Pettigrew, founder and HeiterM atand. and manv/pralaed Il gsci t*gaH V 'P*'* PPI sald.it investigated in- In Caracas, Venezuela, a leader phaltic concrete, known In the 1. t ; : c t i c : u T toUllng about $522,000 for 40 years before moving to a 100 or more. Many of these will president of the R. S. Pettigrew AVAILAILE IN A lEAUTtPUL ARRAY Of COLORS hti petformanca at G*n«v». trade, as black top, onto tha in o f Dominican exiles declared to Manchester. He was a builder be chosen from Manchester rea- Co., Inc., with offices In West Harter aald “aame"aonae degreeoegree of iT'* 1 *"*^ dlscoviired kickbacks and re- tersection between Broad and W. day there are three active fighting moat of his life. identa, he said. Hartford and Natick, Mass, He ' must be made at Geneva I I w| r 1 t * P i l>'<>! "“ a rresUd in Manchester was 24-i‘*<5^ ! "clock tomorrow afternoon at the seen complicationa, work -will be tional Assn, and a member of the by the Police Department. wooden building csrlv i yerrVold‘"'^ a r ie "n”“> Aik^n‘of ^ he Rose Hill Funeral Home, Elm St., gin just as goon aa the' equipment New England Electronics Assn. tidns had: 7 Speeds Jat> 1 . /Produced worldwide approval Seven bodies were found, and 18 ! Andover. 9 ” basis of news that he Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose can be moved In. . Elmer Watson o f Wethersfield. $5 DOWN of/the western powers’ plan for , 1^ 1 i said was received last night, he Hill Memorial Park State Highway Project Rn- Turbo-Projecta has already pur-- H<. is senior ^ rtn e r o f Arthur A. iS S persona were reported unaccounted The FBI identlrted the five oth- denied the Dominican Republic’s lunera. solving the Berlin- problem, and Frt'ehdrmlv. caTrat the-funeral’)»?‘ n»««' SUrkey said the chased approximately $112,^00 Wateon and Oo. of Hartford: a $5 a month fol, officials’^said. Another 17 were , er? picked up in the Poughkeepsie announcem Jimlnez Moya home from 7 to 8 o’clock tonight. barricade will speed final sur worth of equipment, which la only the problem of a divided Germany, «___ \lnaa Kiif Afl r'CLCT rCAAnO. JACOD KaW Kaan Lilla/t ^ (hreotor on the board of "Con- through a peaceful reunification hosplUlized nearby at Voss, | facing of the Intersection by one about one ^ ird of the amount ex- tacs," a new oomipany in Wethers Of Germany with Berlin to be the spokesmen at the hospiUl tndlcal-1 Ashton Powell ’The action In IheJItaribbean had Mrs. MUdrfNt O. Hughes or two days. He said a vote of peetied to be' lued by the firm, he field; a director o f ’Tel-Rad Corp. thanks goes to Polio# Chief Japtea said. capital. ed none were seriously hurt. j its Investigation, aald the FBI, repercussions at Puerto la Cruz, Mrs. Mildred Gussle Hughes, 146 of West Hartford. He served as REG. 7Y.95 a Venezuelan port. The city’s M. Reardon for the cooperation la 8paee Projeets 2. Demonstrated a high degree U.S. embassy officials hurried i showed that kickbacks to home- Center St., died at Manchester a State-senator for eight years I * ..I.-dM I blocked Memorial Hospital yesterday. he has given to men Involved with Leyden said Turbo-Projects la and as luotor vehicle commiasion- o f unity among the Allies. here from Oslo to' help the tour- owners ranged from $.mn to Ch»"'*’cr of Commerce SUE! I S i OFF COMPim LME SALE! 129.S0 0 «rdM MoHi Mg savings at Wards lew. ' 8. ravealed possible means of the shipment of 103,000 barrels of She was born In Schenectady, the project. an industry which will cater to the er for four years. Watson is a SALE! t9.50 21" SALE! Cardin Mali SV* bp ills, moat of them stranded with- I $1 ,000. Chief . Reardon initially recom outer apace program encompaaa- specific agreement with the Cora- passports or' other oil fo the Dominican Republic. N. Y.. and had lived in Manches trustee of the University of Con WORDS BRCHiaiSTOMKITCNillS price. Staggered whools out clothes Aiken was to be arraigned today The chamber said It withheld ter for the past 14 years. For 14 mended barricade# be placed ing the field of miasllea, rockets ROTARY MOWER 20" 2 Mux* rout mowtr nunists on Berlin. possessions. before U.S. Commissioner Benc- necticut and has been preaident' Datianad to Al )rour PLOW TRAC garden troetor for o volvoty smooth cut, “ I believe that It may be pos ,, ,. , i the required approval for the years she had been employed aa a acroea Pine and Arch Bta. wdiere and. Jet engines. of the Automobile Aaeociation of The embassy refused to give out 'The company will solicit work on A ll' eontrola. ar* on the han sible to build on these areas of diet M. Holden .Tr. at Hartford. | becaues It suspected the secretary by the State. She was a they Intersect Center 8t. This al America for the past five years. budfiat and floor ipoca. A lerrifle buy I You get P k P k P k A A A work and timo-sovor any list of American casualties or The others faced arraignment,1 . be I jjji ijj ijgjd for war pur- such items for- "outer-space vehl Fingertip controls. Full 21" dle for easy operation. Has agreement if the Soviet Union is member of Anderson-Shea, VFW, lowed the contractor to poui the He is alao treasurer o f the 10 Holleweora doer*, tpill- 6 iMfH forward and re- O D n Q | | yOu aon'l otVerd to mbs. survivors until it made certain its fore the U.S. Commissioner cies’’ as large i^d. small diameter ilA S 4-cycle engine, rugged prepared to accept the continued I" . poses and because Venezuela has Auxiliary. concrete baae for the intersectiOT|. Allyn Rt. Realty Corp. of Hartford. proof drowari, ploitie cut. Compare at prices ta versa—plentyof power. X J information was correct. Poughkeepsie. broken • off diplomatic relations She leaves a son. Darwin in one operation. W W lf the con ducting, afterburners, flame hold- extatence of a free West Berlin un The Red Cross Issued a list of TH>bHe, who extended a wel lominofa counlar lop. 10" Urea, low tone muffler.. Tops for any town or Aiken was identified as a for with the Domliil'can Republic. Hughes of Granby M two daughters, crete was being poured, one era, diffuaera, inlet cases, burners, 129.98. NOW m 9 “ der western protection," he said. 24 dead or missing, 17 slill in hos- come today to Leyden and Hall on Height adjusts Vt to 2-ineh. gordonjob. Eosylousel V ISIT W ARDS SARDEN SHOP TODAY mer salesman for the Alco Con Miss Belle Hughes of Chazy, lane against the north curb nozzles, nose cones, inatrumenta, Accurala froo ailimote. Despite lack of real progress at pllal snd 15 persons treated for The U.S. 'State Department was behalf of the Town Development struction Co. in Poughkeepsie. N. Y., and Donna Hughes of Lake teat rigs and any other difficult Geneva to date, Herter said he injuries but not hospitalized. But , expected to repbrt today on a of Center St. was left open Oomnuasion, aald later Turbo- George. N. Y.; a brother, Allen machining, sheet metal or welded still hopes for a "serious second many of the names were Incom- j U.S. Air Force plane with nine for travel. The entrance to Broad Projecta la exactly the type of firm Hughes of Albany. N. Y.; a aiater, St. was also open and traffic either components requiring the highest thought" by the Soviets. plele and no hometown addresses men aboard being forced b y an degree of quality, from such prime the commission wishes to attract •The path to a Just peace will be other aircraft to land in the Do Mrs. Beatrice White of Schenec could enter or exit from Broad to Manchester. or nationalities were given. tady, and seven grandchildren. contractora as P*W A, (Turtlsa long and difficult.” he added. "We One unconfirmed report said 21 minican Republic. onto the open lane. Wright, Avco, Electric Boat, Con will continue with th,e patience s and The AS' Force C47 was en route Funeral services will be held in Now, with Board St. bari'toaded df the dead or missing were Ameri Plattaburg, N. Y. bustion Ehigineering, Ksman Air in Solitary amd understanding and firmness can tourists, 2 were Canadian and from Ra:»ey AFB, Puerto Rico, to as well, the street from curb to The Valley Funeral Home of craft, Fairchild Aircraft, Reaction needed to travel that path so long one was Dutch. Today officials said Guantanamo Naval Air Station, curb can be surfaced without de Motors, General Electric and Weit- as It remains open." Cuba, when the incident occurred Granby la In charge of arrange lay. Atlanta, June 24 (IP)—Twenty- still another American was be ments. inghouse, he, said. In London. Foreign Secretary Q—What executive order was at Ciudad Trujillo yesterday. Maj. The first operation this morning Leyden aald-the company’s atari- five white prieoners'’ are In soli lieved missing. tary confinement at Buford Rock Behvyn Lloyd said t(^ay failure of A 3-man team began trying to recently Issued regarding the Kenneth Grlne, public information was fogging the sub-eurface with ing micteus of 18 employea includes United States Navy? Mrs. Mary Murray Quarry Nison as a result of a sit- the Big Four forel-^ ministers to identify the seven bodies recovered officer at Patrick AFB, Fla., said a sealing compound. Immediately engineers, scientists or highly A -By presidential decree, the South Windsor—Mrs. Mary down strike, at Reidsville State agree so far on Berlin is dlsap-, the fire the foreign aircraft, presunfably afterwaH, trudka began pouring skilled workers,' drawn from many Navy has an official flag for the Daly Murray, 712 King St., South Prison. pointing, "but 1 Intend to go on Th* Dutch victim was Peter from the Dominican Republic, flew on the 4-inch binder layer of 300- industries. first lime iij its 184-.vear history. Windsor, died Tuesday morning at Jack Forrester, director of the tndng.” Bolck a tourist guide who rushed close to the Air Force plane and degree asphait concrete. Credits Tlbbita ‘T f we are able to get agree back into the burning building The other armed services all a convalescent home In Hart Late today or tomorrow, the Direct credit for bringing Turbo- State Department of Corrections, official flags. lowered its wheels, a signal that ford. skid yesterday the strike was an ment on Berlin It could open the several times to guide his charges the other plane should follow It to pavers will apply the final stir- Projects to Manchester was given ■•n, way to agreement on wider issues, to safety. He fought off efforts to She was bom In South Windsor fade. a denser but. finer asphajt to.Richards S. Tibbits, executive "act of mutiny" anc declared such .--f. Q How many categories will he a landing. and lived In that town most of her \ ho said In a report to the House restrain him, snd the last time he I mixture. A 2-hour dicing period director of the Town Development behario -could )>e highly con-tag- i i ' .. represented In the 1959 Pan Ameri The crews of the two planes life. o f Commons on the Geneva nego must be allowed before the road Commission, by Leyden. iouS unless ' dealt with promptly. failed to come out. can Games? ' "talked It over” on the landing She was the widow of James tiations. Police said indications were that is usable. eng;ineers said. "W e considered several other Forrester said the prisoners ft- 'lilsiit J A —The third Pan American strip at the Ciudad 'Trujillo Inter Murray. She leaves a son Robert Lloyd said that In the British a careless smoker touched off the One small patch of paving at communities but Dick talked us in fuaed to report for a farm work Games to he held in Chicago will national Airport, then the Air L. Murray of South Windsor; blaze that leveled the -floor, 99- the comer of Center and Main to moving to Manchester,” Leyden detail and complained that guards SALE! 39.95 Words Mnch view the western Allies should not 3 have 25 categories and possibly 28. Force nlanA took off, he said, three grandchildren and aeveral SALE! 7.95 weather-proef SALEI Words 4.99 enameled SALEI 24' brazier iiHh aeek to stay on In West Berlin for rodm hotel in two hours. Only a Sts. remains. That will probably said, adding that -Tibbits had been were cutting down on their rest Dtluxt sandbox with a SALEH 5.95 j Grine so t no one aboard the nieces and nephewa. pro-hunq ahmiiium doer military, propaganda or Intelli concrete wing remained. be done in conjiincUon with the extremely helpful during the last periods. InnhI, motor, yellow bowl Q -What “river" in Argentina ' plane was injured and that any Funeral services w ill be held at w m o w folding aluminum choir steel potie or lawn chair Smouldering embers in the rest larger project at Broad St. two-and-a-half months in aiding The men were transferred to colorful odjustobU canopy comMnotiun o k in itm im I I gence reasons but: is not really s river? additional Information probably the Ahern Funeral Home, 1406 W oa'I rust or warp. Z*lar of the building blocked tnvesUga- I Highway Department crews the new firm to get located. Buford ,.rison and placed in soli- Comfortably shaped A beauty to to# and UM— "W e are there to maintain the A —The Plata which is some- would come from the State De- Main St.. East Hartford. Friday Glvothakiddiatabadi- Aluminum frame won’t Sturdy, lightweight 099 right of 2,250,000 West Berliners to will paint road lines on the street Leyden, who first proposed form tarj- conflnerrent for 30 daye. framo adjust* fa flt ouf-af guaroritoad not to bum outi at 8:15 a.m„ with a requiem high frame, steel arms. So- bock, smooth rolled choose their own way of life and to ,h- hurninv I *^*'"*" a river, but is really a ] partment in Washington. The Air before the street will once again ing ’Turbo-Projects, has worked for yord booth I Colorful rust or warp. Inserts tilt ^ tquara opaning*. Full Chromad spit, adjuttabla V, UH* m^htrinthe^ 3 s h s 11 o w, fresh-water bay into ' Force is investigating,inveatigatlng. he added. Mass at St. Francis of Assisi edges. Red or green protect them from, being forced or building in their nightclothes. Mbst ^ . be open. Pratt and Whitney Aircraft In BULLETINS PAGE O N E ...... hardwood with ru*l-ra- la for easy eloanlng*. lip length plane h'mgo with ran plostk webbing id chromad grid. Handy wirg Church, South Windsor, at 9 a.m. many capacities Including field rep SENATOR GOT FARM LOANS lACM squeezed into submission to a left money, passports and lug- | ___| lifetime nylon bearings. enamel, white frame. B'riends may call at the funeral resentative, proceaa en^neer, and Washington, June 24 (Ah — titfant matol bottom. to 74 combined inches. aqua or yoltow. ihalf rigidly’braca* lags. regtoe that they reject.” gage '^•''■ee of the dead | Q_Martinlque, in the West In - , home today and tomorrow from 2 welding engineer. He was alao em The Agriculture Department The Britiah statesman, who were killed jumping from the top , the birthplace’ of what i played a conciliatory role at Gen to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m Burial will Recipes ployed by Douglas Aircraft Co. aa ■aid today information obtained floor. French empress ? be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East eva, said he hopee that when the Sixteen survivors arrived in Oslo (^bituary a field representative in the serv from field office* indicates Sen. talka are resumed they will lead to A - Josephine, wife of Napoleon Hartford. 'Tuna Antipasto ice department; was assistant to James O. Eastland (D-MIss) yesterday. Many wore borrowed I. a aummlt confsrencs. overcoats and were still In their Ingredients:' 1 can |7 ounces) the vice president of the J. T: Slo- has obtained $248,784 In price . Ih coatiust with Herter’s radio Mrs, 'Andrew MaHnowald tuna, tablespoons red wine vine comb Co. of Glastonbury, and support- loads on 1,514 halM at nightclothes. Q - • In American history what 2 and tsIslfMen report to Americans Mrs. Vivian E, Anderson Mal gar, ti: teaspoon' salt, freshly- later became factory iflanager of cotton during the past three wa.s the ’’Kitchen Cabinet” ? Funerals last nigkt, Uoyd l^ipeared stilt inowski, wife of Andrew Malinow ground pepper, 1 small clove gar the Parker-Harrigan C o r p. of years. The senator redeemed A — This was a nickname that ski of Newington, forpierly of Ver optimistic. Hertsr Implied that lic. 1-4 cup finely diced mild sweet Brietol. 1,062 bales by repaying loans Large 12.8 cu. ft. | ™ y i^ the enemies of Preaident Andrew non. died early this morning at St. prcx^cis for a summit meeting Joseph J. Holland onion, salad greens, pimientos, Temportu-y Ohaliman toUlIng ■ $173,500, the depart teemed bleak. Building Unit Jackson gave to a group of his Francis Hospital. green pepper, sliced cucumber, Incorporators of ’Turbo-Projects ment said. Aneurln Bevan, spokesman for political advisers. These advisers She was born Oct. 11. 1930, In The funeral of Joseph J. Hol land, 165 Adams St., was he(d at radishes, hardcooked egg quarters, are Leyden, Robert A. Hall of tile OppoalUon Labor party, told were not members of the presi Vernon, a daughter of John and Meriden and James B. Lyons of p l a n e , 14 ABOARD, IA)8T the House there would be a feelUig Draws Rules dent’s official cabinet. Sarah Miner Anderson. 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at celery, olives. the Holmes Funeral Home, with Method: Drain oil front tuna in West Hartford. Ouayaqnll, Ecuador, June 24 2-door refrigerator-fiieezer of univertal dismay If the Big Four Besides her husband and parents, Chosen as a director and tem (J>)— Peruvian planes launched a failed to set up a summit meeting the Rev, Lawrence Almond, min to a email bowl—there should be The new Town Building Com Q - WH"o Invented the kite? ahe leaves her stepfather, Fred porary chairman Iset night was search today for an Avianca Air very boot. erick Sherwln of Wapping; a son, ister of the South Methodi.st about 3 tablespoons. Add vinegar, mittee has appointed a subcom A — Historians think the kite Church, officiating. Burial was In Atty. John Murtha of Hiu'tford, lines DC4 missing for more than was Invented between 400 and Robert Malinowski of Newington; salt and pepper to taate; crush mittee to set up its rules and reg East Cemetery. Who has incorporated numbers of 12 hours w ith-14 persons aboard. 300 B.C. by Archytas, a Greek. a grandmother, Mrs. Jame(i Ander garlic and add with onion. Beat Bearers were W aller Holland, successful industrial and busi The plane was bound from Quito ulations, after listening to the But the Chinese claim that one son of Manchester; two sisters, well with a fork. Add drained Mrs. Cowan Takes Leroy Tedford, William Phillips, ness enterprises in the State. He to Uma, Peru, with 10 pas town counsel speak , on the sub of their generals, Han Sin, in Mrs. Barbara Roberts and Mias tuna and mix lightly: arrange Frederick Warnlck. Allen Ward on salad greens on platter; add is a director of Kaman Aircraft, sengers and 4 creu-men. There ject Monday night. vented the kite in 206 B.C. for u.se Irene May. and a stepbrother. the Security Insurance of New i i ’ Job with Library B’rederick Sherwln Jr., all of and Stuart Valentine. remaining ingredients. With the was no report It had landed, at in war. Haven, the Newton Co. In Man Although Town Counsel Philip Wapping. lavish number of ingredients in any airpori In Northern Peru, Bayer told th? committee that Its ^ chester. and is secretary of the SALE! SIGNATURE 36" gas range Mrs. Elizabeth Cowan, formerly The funeral will be held Friday Mrs. Daniel M. O’Connell cluded In this sntipasto. we find 17 cu. ft. TRU-COID* SALE! Deep-cleaning 1 hp SMB XGIUTUK (blin duties are fairly well outlined by Q — Into how many periods Is Connecticut Manifold Corp. of a member of the Library Board, afternoon at 2 o'clock at the W. Funeral 'services for Mrs. Ann this smount of the tuns mixture State Statute and Town Ordi- : the English language usually di with automatic KglitiRg even SIGNATURE canister cleaner has accepted a position as a part- P. Qiiish Funeral Home. 225 Main Marie Kelly O’Connell. Wethers will make 8 servings. Hartford. aH-Mrie lutawilic nance, the committee decided t o ' vided ? Murtha has successfully " han Supreme chert freew time library’assistant with W'hl(on A - Three Old Engli.sh, Mid- SU with the Rev Roy Hutcheon. field, sister of Mayor Eugene T. Beg. 819.96 No motchas naadadj No need to spend extra Heg* 69.98 Save $23 a yeor ad outline the duties and powers in Kelly, will be held tomorrow dled labor relation - contracts for Library. die English, and-Modern Engli-sh.' the W^ppin^ commu- Supper Loaf Moras 593-lbs. 5-yaor A A | k O g bockguerd has oloctric time cleaning— gets orti tha B k A Q f i water and datergont. more detail. ■- i morning at 8:15 at the Finley Fu the Allen Manufacturing Co. of She resigned her post with the nity Church, officiating. Burial will Ingredients: 1 1/2 pounds beef fqed prMaetton policy. clock with timer. Micro- \ dirt first time. Disposable Thorough, gontle rotat CommittM. Members neral Home, 530 Farmington Ave., chuck, pound bulk sausage Bloomfield and la on the Board SEND THEM Board last month in order to take Q — How many times a day are hi in West Cemetery. 1/2 jet pilots use % less got bags. 8 attachments. Lower Chairman Harry Howroyd and | Hartford, followed, by a solemn meat, 1 egg, 1 cup soft bread of Truateea of Loomia Institute of Fost fraazd section, ■ ■ S P W $S 60W N ing agitotor, 3 wash the position. Moslems called to prayer ? Friends may call at the funeral bi design, lightweight. members Raymond W. Goalee and j requiem Mass in Corpus Chrlstl crumbs, cup milk, teaspoon Windsor. He la a partner in the food coddy, bodrot*. $1$ Down than eld type. $5 Down water tamperaturei. 'When ehe joined the Board In A —Five times a d'a'y.'Tt stated tomorrow from 2 tp 5 and 7 1/2 1 Gilmoiire Cole comprise the sub- \ Church, Wethersfield, at 9 o’clock. salt, teaspoon pepper, finely- law firm of Sheifherd, Murtha and THE November, Mrs. Cowan intended hours, the ,o| to 9 p.m. 1/8 1 committee. Moslem is-called Burial will be In Mt. St. Benedict grated medium-sized onion (pulp Merritt, and la president of the to work In the school system. She They will report their findings prayer. He may pray Vflqne. in 5Irs. August Schubert Cemetery. and juice). Hartford Yale Club. took courses In methods and guid company, or In mosque. at the June 30 meeting. __ I Mrs. Augusta Schubert, 79, wife Friends may call at the funeral Method; M ixpeef and sausage in Other Directors HOMETOWN ance last year at Hlllyer College The question was first raised by „ „ , . ! of August Schubert, 196 Oak St.,' home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight. a medium-sized mixing bowl. Add Other directors chosen were; of the University of Hartford to former member Mrs. George Mar prepare herself for the work, ac- ^ : died this morning, at her home. She Is the wife of Daniel M. egg (unbeaten), bread crunibs, Leon Dobkin of 122 Park St., a di- j low at the meeting at w'hich the of algebra knowp ^ member of the Zion milk, salt, pepper and grated rector of the Ravings Bank of | NEWS SALEI "cording to Miss Anna C. French, committee approved plana and O’Connell, automobile editor of the A —The first definite traces of Lutheran Church. onion; mix well. Pack down firmly Manchester and a cp-partner In j head librarian. specifications for the North End Hartford Times. She was bom in algebra were found In the writ Besides her husband, she leaves into a loaf pan (about 9 by 5 by the AcHer-Dobkin Co. tor 26 posy-cors Her contact with the library Junior High School. j Springfield, Mass., and had lived ings of the Egyptian, Ahmes, a son, Edmund R. Schubert of In this area most of her life. 3 inches). Bake in nrioderate (360 years. He recently became eagagedi changed her mind, and ahe decided ’The committee auggested sev- 1 who lived about 1700 B. C. to enter library work instead of Manchester; four daughters, Mrs. degree)i) oven 1 hour and 15 min in another businees, being- part cotton era! minor changes In the plans, Q—What play holds the record utes. Allow to stand in warm owner in ^wo convalescent homes. Mf ANTS'Mlim* education. She Intends to take but accepted. the plans without Albert Radke of Bristol, Mrs. for the longest run In New York Frederick H. Bogli ' of Glaston place about 20 minutes to absorb One la Creatfield iri Mancheater. skirts courses In library science, said qualification. Mrs. Mafldw wanted City? ' • ... . COTTM ANRilTS Mlaa French. bury, Mrs. James Hornback of Derby IVfftii Jailed some of the juices. Makes 6 serv Hall was recently comptroller, to know what power the commit • 'A—"Life With Esther" with ings. Juices jn pan may be used for assistant aecretai^ and aaaiatant Super soft, comfy. Mrs. Cowan has a bachelor of Kewanee, HI., and Mlaa Augusta tee had to- enforce the changes. 3,213 performances. a gravy or sauce. treasurer of Pioneer Parachute Reinforced heel, toe. arts degree from Carleton Coljege This led to a general discussion of Schubert of Manchester; a,', sister. In Wife Stabbing Mrs, Bertha Pomerenke of BriS' ___ 6H to 8% 4/1 .0 0 In Northfield,’- Minn. She Is mar the powers and duties of the com Q- Can statea.tnte'rfere with the ried to Fraijcts Cowan, who is a mittee. treaty rights of Indians? i Waterbury. June 24 -A 57- 2"*5 personnel adviser at Pratt and The committee Invited Atty A —No, Treates with Indian * ThV^roneril held .1 Was The Luckless Legion Irwin Caplah UtUAUV t « l personnel advisor at Pratt and Bayer Monday to tell them what tribes were made by the Federal ^ ^ he held at |he g^ntenced to a 5-to-12 year prison Regular 3.49 the powers and duties' are. Watklns-West B’uneral Home at a term for Blabbing t.i.hU wife and a Whitney Aircraft. They have Government, and slates cannot in time to be announced. You'll want sev- three children and live at 26 Bayer told the committee its terfere.' woman who tried to help her. steel blinds Superior Court Judge Abraham oral at this low SPECIAL PURCHASES Greenwood Dr, only means of enforcing its wishes Mrs. Ulena B. Ortiz is to withhold approval of plans. Q— Has a vice, president ever S. Bordon Imposed the sentence on SALE!lH.P.,115vTni-€old price, for all sum Mrs. Glena Brill Ortiz, 44, 80 John Oko. $Aur 2 ^ ^ * Printtd PlisM V Extortion Charged The Slate Statute says no school taken the oath of office outside the Cottage St„ a senior clerk-typist Regardless of where may be constructed and receive a United States? Oko Blabbed his wife, Anna, near 7100 BTU air eendNisiier mer. Prints galora in the town’s Building Department, your service man or * Ducerator Cottons State' grant without the approval A —Yes. William R. King, elected died yesterday at Hartford Hos a parking lot in Deirby June 8. An Portable, for comfort bt ' .M QQ 5-yr. guortinlee, Ton* conoN and bright solids, ' New York, June 24 Ida — A other woman. Mrs. Alice Durk of of a building committee vice president in 1852, took- his pital after a brief Illness. woman is stationed, any room. Operates on | g S / g O O S-slolt, plastic nissf sumRS * Ginghoffl Prints federal grand Jury,has indicted 11 Derbyj who tried to help the flee flaring and slim.' men and one corporation, charg ■^The Town Ordinance, said Bay oath of office in Cuba by special She was born in Johnson. Vt., 115V current. Exclustvo lopes, 23*26x64*. er, merely requires the committee Act of Congress. ing woman, also was stabbed. the Manchester Eve Cool, on Ironing! 10-1#. (Each 2.77) ing that 170,000 vwaa extorted May 11, 1916, the daughter 'of Duol-'Stat Control main 27-30x64'.. 3.44 ,,Only il ii Yd. to observe Ih* process of construc Mrs. Oko and Mrs. Durk .have ning Herald can be for Snap front, waist. from newspaper wholesalers by Fred and Winifred Randall Brill, 31-36x64' ..3.76 tion, In the role of a watchdog Q In what’ year was the first and had lived here for the past recovered from their Injuries. tains temperature set. $8 90WN 1 to 6x. - 9 9 c 4 4 e ntfws deliverers who used threats Oko was sentenced for assault warded to be at “ Mail Of labor disputes. fo£ the general 'manager. The Wagneran Festival performed at eight years. Committee members have no pow Bayreuthi' Bavaria? Besides her parents, she lesves a with intent to kill and for al'siKauIt Call” regularly with all Indicted by. antitrust and ex with a deadly weapon. tortion chargee were six officers er to conipcl a contractor to do his A —The Bayreuth Festival was daughter. Miss Karole Ortiz of started In 1876. the hometown newa or former oWcera of the Newspa work the way they wish, nor does Manchester, and three sisters, per and .Mail Deliverers Union of the committee have the power to Mrs. Floyd Lackouska of Elling More Visit West Berlin people away from make change orders. 1 ^ What is the name of the tree ton. Mrs. Harold Connor of Cali New 'York and vicinity. home .are so anxious SALE! Pkiysuit Littls or Alao indicted were Irving Bilz, Manager’s Powers' I aometimes called the "toothache fornia, and Mrs. Wilbert Letter of Berlin — Despite the crisis over ■a ax-convtct also known as Mor- These powers are vested In the i ’ . • St. peters, Pa. Genraany, West Berlin tourist of to get. . ' Girli’ play rla GroHman. and hia Bi-(^unty general manager, who alao has the A —This Is another name for the The funeral will be held F'riday ficials report that hotel registra ' . witli fUp-ovsr no-iron Nows C0rp. o f Westbury, N. Y „ sole responsibility for blame if prickly ash, so called because the . afternoon at 2 _ o’clock______at the tions by foreign visitors totaled shirtf, fharlf and aevwal of hla aaaociatea. anything goes wrong. bark produces a cooling sensation ! Thomas J. Guare. Funeral Home, 84,000 in 1958, o f 10,000 more pisotsd cotton N o ohiirge' was madi; by the In other business at Monday’s when chewed, and acts as an an- | 30 School St„ Montpelier, Vt. than in. 1957. It 1s also estimated Telephone MI .1.2711 esthetic for toothache. C nad Jury against any newspaper meeting, the committee elected Friends may call at the W. P. that a’jout 3.400,000 people came skirt for )irli shorts or magazine publiAer. , Miss Mary'O’Dwyer as secretary Quish Funeral Home, 226 Main St„ to Weij^ Berlin from West Ger Circulation Q- Is the American shortlailed to replace Mrs. Marlow. Miss' I6day from 2. to- 8 and 7 to 9 p.m. many by car and bus durin* 1958, lACM •hrew a peksonoua animal? WESTPORT WOMAN Ja ILEO P ’Dwyer was sworn In by Town an increase of 206,000 over 106^ ... Department A —The saliva glands , of the Bridgeport, June 24 OP) — Mrs. George Koschny Another milUon arrived in the city U$UALIY >94 YOUt-CHOtCi Clerk Edward Tomkiel. shrew coniai, i poison similar to /Today I Pi- Breag 8. Cunningham" 39, of Weat- George Koschny, 68, of Newport, by air. 8.61 a cobra’s and is death to Ina^ts R. I„ father o f. Mrs. ‘ Paul K. ---- # Oirfs* $1x69 7 la 14 poiL'today begins serving a one to FIRE DEAD,NOW AT 10 and rodents. It does little hurt to throa year sentence at the State’s Stalhelm, Nonvmy, June 24 (IPl Pfanstiehl of Andover, died this GHANA CHARGES PLOT •■•UIARIY 1.M _• Colorful tloavaloas ahlitt human beings. m orning'at Howard, R. I;.,M rs. SALEI Men’s ^ Permanent stoy.in BiMon for Women, Niantic. Mrs. — Worker* and an Mentifloatibh Accra, Ghana, iluiie 24 iht tiwftkn Isktr tsfuis* SA|EI Men's • Slim4Nl Jamgica thartf Pfanstiehl is the Andover cor- A Ohami mmihtssien which has. ploots, just the Jama'Kot and clos- CtigBlnglUun was aentenced yeater- tegm sifting through the black Q—What' mint^al is sometimes' swim trunitt 6 Saucy ahoit thorta respondeint for -The, Herald. „ been Investigating allegation* of jiim rljfBtfr denim slocks t e b y tm tr io r Court Judge John ened ruins of the Stalhelm Tour called "fool’s gold” ? thing for'erosy- s ic s , smooflily tol- He was born in Newport, Oct. ,3. a pint to aseaaslnate Premier ■ X. i^ tn b ’ -Sba was charged srtth ist Hotel today found thl«e more i ^ g . lorod. Wash and. Many $lylai, colon. Soo bright A —^ rite s , som et^es niMtaken7l801. the son of the late Mr. and Kwame NkrunuUi charged to i M SALEI Rtys'59c ragular cord tummiar ploy r ‘ lUlQiter -when her . auto bodiee. This brdu$i)t the num-- for gold because, of Its similar ap 2.39 wovan-ln ptaida, poitob or doop Mrs. Simon Koschny. day that BonM f o r e ^ ftower is EACH drip-dry thara— JMm Cumminga, 21, on the her of d«iad izftetr tile dlaaatrous pearance. 2 J 5 Colorful cotton taiiet. Coci, modiina wodRili^ fi$N b f M l Wattport hbma. Cum- fire yeaterday to 10. Beporte In- In addition U> Mrs, Pfanstiehl, backing h coiMplracy to over .lEnrittng combed cattsn'T* shirts > ularly 2.91 oa.. pick tfrioa*, $on o f hiimoriat Parke he leaves two other dai,)ghtera, threw Us geverhinent. Ylil* for *AM) Mn- mm- m u s s you m m x iB Rtf Famous Dan RlDer prli^lt or sblidsl, tohi. .Shprtt hovoanug oteiMb'hifL '.' dicatied that tfao total number of 9 —-What Einglisb - fatlier-and^ -Mrs. Georgette' Bayeradoffer and'' Fino sof^'colton knit r I, died aa hour later from dead and ihlaelng may be low* eign power, the oommissldn aald m o T tio MKM re m m A u e A o v f* Faded bhm cotton cotton; tioxer style ^ 1 58 wash and dry ' plaid*, cljaclt*. son team received the Nobel Prize Mrs. Beverly Raiicliffe, both of In a white paper, prondaed one Machine washable.' In the iBOCldent end from 25 to $$. On# person tn physics in 1916? dqnim slacks with In woven pdaids; iffidddy. 7 to 14. soNdt. TO to 18. Newport: three brothers, Arthur mUUon ponadf ($$>M|.606) to was driving Hated no mlsolng was not on Mw A—Sir William Henry Bragg and WtlHem ' W NSwport; and elastic bNort sidoi.' Blaetle Waist Btaea: nyvpn rwwirofwwo tvwwc*. U V M M t'U ia tour and . poNw aealoi doini aairy eat tka eenaauney. It In 19M and bia non, WUliam Lawrence Franjc Koschnjii of Howard;- one gava aa hint ad what aaltoa tt k « M M T t O w m I tvoR sizosi 28-42.' 8-M-L.r boiid, tddms. 4 TO fa. $MrjnlidB«ltotbgraH«. , ■ _ _ _ _ _ sUUr, Mrs. Arthur Kennedy of waa lalkhig. akant.) ' . - '/
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24. 1959 ^K)URTEEN Section Two ^D NESD AY, JUNE 14. 1989 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1969 Pages I S to 28 >'U i ' ------' y ‘:V ■ ■ connection with an attempt on the 1 ^ ■ ' . Cartagena military gasTtson M on-1 ^ Castro Blasts day. Authorities would not con- W P^HCpendable^ Hostage firm this. OfllclsU had reported 10 persona in the attacking ' band, | ' About Tt>wn Youth Caught, ' Reform Foes Which was routed after SO minutes ' Im proye W a te r System^ Now^ Th* weekly meeting at the Men- wfth no casuSltiei^ fjo either side. ■ cheater Squadron of Civil Ah’ Pe Describes Prison Riot Havana. June 24 Fidel Cas Stealing Two ■ ______J -- • ' In Havana, Police MaJ. Eflgenlo 1 trol will be held tonight at 7 tro struck nark last night at the Almejeiras said a big arms cadhe o'clock at the American lAgton from Pmg^ O n«) ; rr«\v|ed under * bed eeekinij pro- inost ;oiiCspnken orjtics of hit was seized in s garage in thg WITH Engineers Advise Directors Home. _ Bmit Engines ______tecUon from th« fashionable Vedadn section. Sever\- land' refllstrlbution program, sn- • from tJi* Army *t n . Lrtm«rd "1 thought T woulil rtir," niiid A p -: al persons were arrested but police'^ noiinrlng that all cattle lands in The VFW Auxiliary will meet An FAat Hartford youth picked . pleby. "I l^nd to g<«t ouUidf in » refused to identify them/ > - ^ STRAWBERRY SHOETCEKE lawnte>ing a portion of 11-inrh main on excess of the maximum 3.800 acres lleppeeeiitatiT’w o< an •ngtBoor-.rondltinbing unlti on Dnd tonight at 7:80 at the post home. One hundred picked men from huiiv Rome old boy grehbed me being aprlnkled I Proapeet 8t. and Farm Dr., *1*,- lip early thi'a morning In a vacaat allowed each owner would be M « Arm toM th« Board of Dt- A report of the State Con ’ gmong hosplUI end l.eavenworlh end’helped me out. Ban Still la Kffeet 660 lot off Broad fl.l, later admitted aeixed Immediately. vention held laat week will be Adenauer Gives Vf.W, MANCHESTER BREEN^ fiDotont loat nlcht that money The privately owned Manchaa- Howe V * r. General Manager gU»t^e p*ut on the masks and arm -' "The Inmates arid the guards Castro sTToke at Caiiiaguey last given and election of delegate* to taking two heavy’ nuttarniM maritia •d Uiemaelwa with clubs ■‘rtiade o f , w-ere realli’ battling We waded- ItMuld be iq>ent now to enable the. ter W ater Co. which aervka North Richard Martin pointed out today night as 10 or more persons wete the national convention will be engine* from a neartiy boatyard, baaebalUbats, hammer handles and' right into that melee and got town water ayatem to meet peak Bnd.reaidenta declared an outdoor that that account is an operating reported arrested In Havana and Erhard Support held. loade auvd Are protection demeuida. water uae ban from the houra of on* and that' the project* recom police said today ^ -a-foot te'nirtha of one-inch pipe, ■ through.all right " Clenfitegoa in connection with pur SATURDAY, JUNE 27 '' WUHam F. Seifert and Chbrlea mended by Buck, Seifert and Joat Richard P Moreau. 16. i* ^elng At )2;!Wi yesterday afternoon That was the way federal prison ported plats against. tW govern Bonn. Germany. June 24 ijp) Srm N 6$ AT t r.M . and 7 r.M . 4 to 9 ^>.m. late laat May. The they jno\-ed into "id Nhrth" ini guards broke up 1* hours of riot- T. Joat of the N ew Tork City ban ia atlll in effect. It waa de would be included by him in hia 6- Mlaa Nancy Hlnver, daughter of held today tn lieu of 11,000 bond, ment. 1 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told ■year capital Improvements pro Mr, and Mr*. .William P. Slover of lt\-e squads, hurling tear gas g r e -' ing by. 10>et discussed byrth* Di Stratford, formerly of Manchester, . nadea before them. A htilldnwr np- , One of Ihe five hostsgee, Roeen- big central sugar port of Cianfiie- hard yealerday "You have my full protection and alao water for cua- . CHaDSEN $1.00— ADULTS $1.SO rector*. received her bachelor's degree, Police said Moreau detached tha ^ped bare from a window as s dahl. was ciil about the head when gos were said to' be wealthy sugar i confidence as a politician and as a for immediate conatnxtlon of tomera on high elevation*. diversionary move. homemade knives started flicking 170,000 worth of Improvementa, T h e' report, which alao touched He said he and Thrall had want with honors In geology, from W *l- .engines from boats at Beaupre cana grnwets with properties sf- man." .Mplors, 270 W .’ Middle Tpke . had Applabv and two other hoatsges ! as the slege'^orres moved In. . on the private, ^tm in ita exhaiia- ed the Board lo hear th* explana leeley College on June 10. Defort Dechert Photo fei'led by the ’Agrarian Reform Thereupon the Christian Demo , 'nioee Improvomi^ta were listed Iji Many a priaoner went hack to his | Deforl Derh*rt Thoto I tion of the report by Seifert and placed them behind a nearby' fill Warren R. Tennant Jamea Phelps Law. crats hopiefiill}’ wrote another end S report the /"Arm completed on tive atudy of th* town ayalam, . . . cell with bloody head, and an Joat before formulating recom ing station and waa gbout to pick un- I Castro said.cattlemen with large to' 'the feud between their two tfae. ayatem^Uat March. TTie Arm aaid the ‘company aerved 13,250 The beW olf Art Guild will hold 'disclosed niiniher went to the In- mendation* for capital improve them up In' his t'ar when an alert holdinga are refusing tn buy cattle most powerful figures.; haa been/dicing report* on the peraona in 1957. The town aya Its annual meeting and picnic | St. Andrew Assembly Officers ment* in the water ayalem. Any patrolman picked him up for ques tVrmary with injuries from amall breeders except at low The two met personally in S/day ■Owtem .alnoe 1938. tem aer\-ed 24,600 In that year, it tTuirsday at the home of Mr* , Friends congiatiilaled Leonard idea* advanced by the Board would tioning L T. WOOD CO. , Warren K. Tennant, P7 Arcallta' prices. The prime minister termed of feverish political maneuvering Joat' tok) the Board that meet aaid. Doiiglaa Roberta tn Bolton The I Appleby, hav* been used b.v himself and I Paiiiijman William Pearson ; r » r . and .Tames rhelps. 2lt OrtfJln will be a atildent at the University this passive raaiatance to Agrarian to settle thr dispute over state-- ing; peak detnianda ia a untveraal It added that aligbUy under 30 affair slarls ;ll a m. and a pot- j ICE PLANT His lips quivered He blinked his of Hartford,, A 1987 graduate of Thrall In thfir planning, he said. ; I apolled Moreau at 2:05 a m walk Rd . have bean elr^ted preaidenl reform and labeled It "coiinler- ^ ments by Adenauer questioning problem facing town* hard hit by per Cent of the conaumption of the I luck luhcheon will be held. SI BIJtsrXL ST. 'The recommendations will now i ing across a vacant lot. at the cor ■ eyes. , *■' a*nd aerrelar.'-'.reasurer, reapec- Manchester High School, ha Is the revolutlonary." ' Erhard's qualifications to succeed • A a t realdentlai gro)**th. private flrm’a. water waa b.v thraa “ 1 didn't want to die.: he aaid "1 son of Mr. and Mrs. ,Blroy A- be formulated, the manager added, j ner of Broad and W Middle Tpke. fivelv. of the Brolfiertiood of Rt. Under-the new law the ihsxi- i to’ the chancellorship. y He aaid Mancheeter has "kept indiiatriaa; while 8 per cent of mu- j ! St. Bernadelte'i Mothers Circle Cuhea-Critahed-Blorhx dldn'l want to go oul in that man Phelps. He Is a communicant of A * it tentatAely atands. the 6- ; railing In Sgl Henry Gaurilder, ; Andrew Aaaerrhly niocea* of mum amount of land allowed one Heinrich Krone, the party’s up fairly well" In expanding- and nicipal uae waa billed to Indua- I will have Its fli^l meeting of the' ner, tt'e all prayed' .St, Mary's Church and Is siso sec year capital improvements pro-1 Ihe two qucalloncd .Moreau until i Connecticut. ^ owner Is .3.300 acres, and all of it floor leader, told an emergency bolatering Ita water ayatem to trial ciiatomera. | I year at the-home of Mrs. Eugene rets ry of St. Mary's Brotherhood gram; without any water ayatem he gave a alatemeni Announcement of the offleera- o( must be Ip use. Otherwise he can meeting of the party's 271-man serve a’n accelerating population. In a future projection, the re- ; ; DlBallislo, Shijiron lAne, Enflcld, 1 CTiapier. improvements included, covers * 2,- Pearaon aaid Moreau had taken I the State'^.'tde fCpiacopal Church own' only 1.000 acres. The excess parliamentary delegation: The Board heard an explana port eatimated the number of cu'a- : tomorrow night at 8:15. | ( 333,000 in projects. It would de- I two 110-pound engines valued at I laymen's orgrnjxationa was made Is to be split up ariiong Cuba's tion of the lengthy report re- "The two men and the party tomera aerved b.y the pri-vate firm ' neatly *900. One waa a new. ,35- today by Ihe Rt Rev .John H. landless peasants.' . group in parltgment -consider this leaaed Merch 31 during a’ 1 '»-hour to increaae by more than 10.000 , pertd on one or a series of annual .1 ' ' ' J 2 ' Jehovah* Witnesses will hold a ; horaepower Mercurv engine, the Ksqulrol, .suffragan blahop of Movie Slar Well Action to cut down'the landhold bond iaaiies to be approved by I question settled. Finally we can Informal dtacusaion In the hear up to 1990. Over the aame period : theocratic ministry school Friday ! other a uaed. 30.horaepower John- j Connecticut. ings iiad not been expected until ; write the end to this dispute.’’ ing room of th* Municipal Build iiaeri of the municipal ayatem votei-a and an extra mill on Ihe tax rat* beginning in next year's budg j night at 7':.30 at Kingdom Hall. aon outboard Moreau was walking YOU’LL LO\^ THE Other oflloera are Burton P. • Afler .Operation September. I The new settlement was the sec ing. would Increa.se by more than 28,- 791 .Main St. A service meeting ■ acroaa the lot lo Kla parked caf At Ciehfuegos. informed sources ond within a week and followed an 'The report *aid the town a 000, the report aaid. et. Dechert .Tr.. Hartford, vice preat- Other Projects will be held at 8:.30 that night. j when he wax picked up, Pearaon dent of Hartford arrhdcrronr.v. said eight persons Ai»r* .held in exchange of letters between them. population ha.prob adequate. INTERIORS to leave the hospital FViday. aaid would bring about "continued at 8 o'cloc;k in Ihe haaement of the Moreau'a light-colored trotlsers dent for New Hsven archdea The exact nature of the opera C a s h ? lem a. I Seifert also said additional stor 4 good service, and water of excellent rectory, 741 E. Middle Tiike. .Moreau mltiall.v aaid he waa going conry; and the Rev. Arthur .1. The Water Department, the ye- age and pump and pipe capacity tn The Lark by Studebakeff They're tion waa riot disclosed. The sur quality" in coming years. The other to make a phone call. Monk, rector of Trimly Church, Say the word! port aaid. aerved .aome 21,000 ciia- | in the town’s distribution sy.stem geon was a gynecologist, 'Dr. Mor proiects: .Moreau la due in court July 2. commended by Harper'* Bazaar, and tomer* in 1950. will .aeive 25 800 | ahoiild be seen ak 'iri.siirance ' The M ATES will meet (onighl Bristol, chaplain. timer Rogers. 1. In.stall a 12-inch main in Cen Personnel at Beaupre Motor* next vear, .30,000 in 1970. and 38.- | I.Uta I’rojeci* ■ at the home of Ihe secretary .'H ar there'*room for six in spaciotis comfort. The primary purpose of the He said "thei-e was no evidenct ter. New. and Garden Sts from did not have knowledge of the 800 In 1990. By 1990, the report ■ He listed tile immediately need vey Ward. 16 .South St.. Hartford Brotherhood of ,St. Andrew, which of pregnancy. She had not been Broad .SI. to Cheat mil St., t'2,3.000. nuasing engines until police In- eatimated, th'e town population \vjll ed project.* coaling an estimated Tile program for the meeting has Choice of plain or pleated vinyls and has chapters throughout the feeling well far ,a couple of daj-s 2, Connect 6-iiich mains in foi-med them later In the morning. be 69.000. It eatimated it now at , total of *70.000 a* follows: been rliaiiged from "20lh Century world, ta to "spread Christ's king prior to _roming in here." .Mountain and Dale Rds. to an 8- fabrics, beautiful appoinmteuLs, rich in 1. Exploratory drilling for a Art " to, "A .Mystery .Meeting. " dom smbng men. eapecially yoijl^g Her hilsband. playwright Arthur 43.000. ’■ inrh main in E. Middle Tpke., "Difficulties tn recent yeara." j po.ssible well below the- Roaring terior color* keyed to exteriors. > men." Nearly f>o Rpiscnpal Miller, said the surgery was of a I *3.000 the report aaid, "reauJt not from i Brook dam .. *5.000. Mr and Mrs. Charles B Huh- MaiicKesIrr Man churches In the diocese have chap eorrrcctive nature. He would not , . , , , • a. For the Highland Park sys- Other Lark features are: two gr^i lack of capacity of the aupply | I hard. 19 Blisa SI. Have returned , ters. Bishop TOaqiitrol explpincd. answ-er when asked If the operation always welcome at BENEFICIAL at Roa, n ! R oou conatruct a booster pumping superior Court Judge Thomas E. Troland. left, discusses an open pipe draining water'on ground The new oflloera will serve for would. Impair or Improve her Y ou 're work." but from a deficiency of ' home after spending Ihe winter m | On DitM’Psan Staff economy engines— the "6" and \'8. t ^ ^ o ^ the ^wa^e/*' Highland and Gardner at the home of W aller Joensuu on Scol.i Dr., Vernon, while Leo B FInheily .Ii . loensnii s allorney two years. chances of having a baby. distribution s.vatem storage and i of the water aupply, * 1,000. | j.,, f jg goO and Install 6-inch Pa.Imello, Fla. Sun time is fun time . . . and BENEFiciAL’a Summer Mp .ney and John Mrosek. attorney for Box Mountain Homes, listen The judge made the tour with the cveisize brake*, comfortable ride, solid Tennant, a oonmunicaiil of .Rl, Miller and M-!iipetior ('oiiit .ludge Thonias F he brook. Family Service of Bo*ton, and the renter at I,ake.side. N cnI fall he lette. I ’’man;I' V' sYTB now on additional Supply works to 'Lowing i m p r o v e m e n t which BENEFICIAL ute pump at the Cooper Hill St. poiiil*. where apparatus i.1 small. Ward Kraiise, 87 M'alniit Bt.. Judge Baker Guidance Center of be aivallahle next year, the report "should be done *4 aoon as pos Trolaiid took, a look th|s moinmg m m Di.scussion also came up on M ai- Tsa minced acalllona (green owner of the WlihmanUc Music Juvenile Delinquency in Cam FINANCE CO. aaid. to provide a .safety factor sible, 1-ut for which planning i* plant, *15.000. |5> 19S9 RrNEriCIAL FINANCE CO at the rau.se* of a drainage ir oblem onions I lo pep up tuna or chjeken Co, I* In New York attending th* bridge. against ' more rapid increase in necessary:" ■ 5. Install a l2-inch main in t>rive lin'a plait of experihienllng on population, to gu.ircl against sys- whether or not water from either reaulting m a case In hi.s coml. salatl, be sure lo add some of the annual trade show of Ihe miiatc In- W att la married and hae tw o ’ 1. Install a 12-inoh main In B, Trebbe Dr. and Olco.ft Si. from tem-peakload difficulties, and be the Howard or Porter i e.servoirs. green tops. diiatr| 1 The report also sai<1 that, to rhoosp from Matrons, dacron and Seifert and .Iost''t'ecommenda,tions. j Department, but ”11 ia belter to meet water needs. Manchester New Haven. In the department'* w *j^r’'l m - ; be on the higfi aide ’ in term* of need not look bejl'onri it* borders in "1 could have been stueik or suf pima cotton, travclsheevs, voiles, provements and extensions budjget water needs.' Seifert aaid the esli- the foreseeab:,- future. Local-sup focated. but those veie the things print.'!. Rpmbrrg.s and au.nimer r thkt ride, stop, for 19.59-60, only one of’ the five raate* came from tKe town plan plies can be developed more eco oui mothers never , knew about. " black .sheers. A lso wash 'n wear that "immediate construrtion" projects ning and zoning office. nomically,. it -aaid, than piping lie reflected. ■ ^ needs little or no ironing. All .sizes. is Included *15.000 toward con l-oms Not iierlou*. walei from Rockville by means of Before leaiing the siene the necting the Fern Si. well to' the JoSt aaid an eati.uated 100.000 a 7-mile pipe^ ju.lg - leaned ove, and shook hands m look, and last town system. gallona a day ia being lost oul of Building facilities td pipe in with the .loen.aiiu s 2-year-old son. Other items covered under that the leaky Roaring Brook supply'three million gallons a da,\. the re W aller ,li , saving. "W e re going *8.95 M M2.95 account are ai relief main on main but the loss is not a serious port .said, would coal about *570 - to try lo keep you out of the Spruce St.. *10.000; and a possi one. He. said the main might he , 000. not to mention the cost of the broolt, soii.,y " like no others! ble extension to Keeney St. cover- checked it stage* to find the areasMvaler U.self. The rieveloper claims that h e ’ *■* See Our ,\eu Shipment of Washing dith«s •rA’s'O Y Sleeirirrr Drearer \ This is the season to get acquainted ivith ’ the remarkable new tires of man-mad. is oasy today... Dan River cottons and many Wa.sh miracle rubber. i .'-Xtlas Bucroii Tires. ''J 'n wear fabrics in dark and-light Ko matter ■where you drive them, the prints. Sizes ]4' ’2fi' 2 - .321^ and difference in ride is noticeablc/at once. In turnpike driving, road noise and car *3.98*6.98 rsttles virtujUly disappear. For this new \ tire yJows over uneven spots, instead'O! ^^^^DUpcing over them. HOVSE DRESSES____ Ami th'ik revolutionary rubber grips Cottons raj-ons, fiemberga and dcip-dnc* lliat need liU.le or no . ,\ roads so well that .vou can't make Atlas ironing. Sizes 12-2n, 14>i,-24's, n o C r -O O Bucron Tires squeal even with tight 26':-32', and 40-52. ,n ^ 3 . T O turns and panic stops. In fact, they stop so's homo hooting SKE Ol K EXCnriNtt shorter on wet surfaces than others on COLLECTION OF our way! dry,.. . 50% shorter than the best ordi CKOICf OF 4 STYLES nary, rqbber tires! Yet they cost less I •\i Yan get praibiuln quglitx,, BATHING SUITS than most premium tires. Mobilheat with RT<-W'.'. . thi COCKTAIL TABLE PLASne zee 32 to 54. All the latest etyle Now that the pleasure-driving season moat completely affaetlTC fuel id fabrics. oil additive in uae today. Amt 4V4" M \Tii” m. xaii" TOPS .herif, we earnestly suggest that you you get premium aerriee. Au M sim MJita. t ’ HUB THE ROM $0 WELL STOP FASTER ON WET YEARS OF TESTING FROVf tomatic deliveriee . . . a bal- LAMP TABLE - ^7.95 to ^12.95 visit your Esso Dealer’s and get a full STAItM. 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' $ 3 3 .9 5 brand 'new kind.of ride. in eonUot yrith the rdad. your “llappy Motoring I”--,.* COMMODE TABLE a., dmn-octtMi I 1 ' 2 *^-* 17^- Hf. 22- - •ddWn EASY TERMS! TERRY CLOTH ROBES3BES I T l DELIGHT ^ SHOP IN "AIR-CONDITIQNED" COMFORT! Shoit and Lon^ Styi«s.. $2.T^$3.98-S5.T8 ^ ^ $■ . . “NEW ATLAS BUCRpN WE GIVE |n ,a ghic, comfortable coatdrest! ''^GREEN STAMPS Always Plenty of FREE PurneU Parking; < , TIRES ARE MADE OF BUTYL- ; PUCNTI^ OF FREE PUBNE|X 1 Here;'* foihion new* lor you whO; qre 5'5" ^,nd under, A PRODUCT OF ESSO RESEARCH. ' ] AIRXONDITIONEQ Thii Hplf-iiza mdfvel by Mynefte’ will take youjo all ■ OF COURSE. iA S Y BUI your importanf qctivitie*. . . right now ond on into toll. QBT A SBT WHERE YOU SEE TH/S S/6H" MbRIARTY It’* flowleiily tailored of rich coiton-6nd-cupioni Ihot* ->' • Esso ertase-resitiani and woibpwe . . . featuring simple \ BROTHERS' lines punctuated by a flash of vyhif- bed jewel pinf^pn i#AW. I5it« Fni. . ■ ♦ - " ■ V, ’ ’ *1 the novel collar. Blockior novV in size* 12’/i to 22Vi, 1 ' For Hit Horn# m kI Foinllyl TRADBMAWKW •'An.AB*n VHUCROM’* MtiBtrrtlltf} “uWAT. •Ff. AY^AW WUWWLT CO. Ml 3-5135 ■ U . n i ' ...... ' r J'»-. , ' ' ’ ' 1-' y E S S o( ' S T A N D A R. D O I L C Oy M P A N V 301 *315 S,t. ■I ■lU . ' .... ‘74.. ' '\ y - 1 - ' t F'S 11 ’ ■ V 4 1 \ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« WEDNESDAY, JUNE^24, 1969 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1969 PAGE SEVEN^mr commander; Sanford Warahavaky, laid along town etreets. Follow '1 •/ Join the local. Grange. Qaitfner Q. on the assmpUon of tha'AnsUm Uiur te, 23, WlUitnantic, and Hebron Columbui Mlc^Msl Beryne, St, Phoenlz St, South Windsor aijjlltant; Raymond Millar, aaaiat- ing a meeting with' Town Engi Shorcys Application for Orange Lake Improvamsnt propsrly from ' ' "I ■ !■ -T”— . *‘'ant a^utaht; Frank Maainda, neer and Building Inspector Wal tXincan-Sauter Wedding “ I will taxaUon. A vote will also bo takon Vernon. liHSHYoOliiYHE'RTr”"’ lake DIaner finance' -officer: Roger Dov^■, chap ter Burnham,, the board 'decided InjuiNsd Girl taka degress at failsteasn apd on wheiher to acespt or rsjsct rs- lain; Herbert Rose, service officer: local streete ehouid be kept clear I q w f 5«th Annlvenary ing officers; Mrs. Paul Merrick, Fred Ediund waa recently elect male dogs. Enas' office Is open 4r0674. 988 MAIN [^STREET, MANCHESTER Alfrad U WilUama, rocior of the Mrs. Waltsr W. Donald ot But- Kshnsth Porter. Mias X. Anne Clark and hsr Herbert Englert, chalrmar of en president Mrs. Reginald L. Lewis, ed poet commander for next year, Monday through Friday from 9 I>GANS FROM 825 to 8600 church. Mra. William B. Kloppan- rowrs Hill. Habron. Shs sustained 4-11 Dairy Tour brothsr, Philip, entartaindd Mr. tertainment, haa announced that vice president Mrs. Georgs Peder relieving HoWard Bennett in this ajn. to 4:15 p.m, and Saturday A loan of 8100.00 enota 820.00 when promptly repaid la 18 aea> hurg was organlet. >' taijarisa Including .a broken tog, a Uocal 4-ITsni are invited' (o at and Mrs.. Newton P. - Clark of • .Howard Rider of Weterbury, bet son, treasurer, Mra. Howard Shum- poaiUon. A World War II sub from 9 until noon. Devil and Sea serutlve monthly InehUhneNU of flO.OS ea^ . marine service veteran, Bdlund ■___ _ 'V. Mra Blchard T. Oay, *aat broken rib and punctured lung. tend the annual Tolland CounW 4-H East Hampton Sunday at thotr ter known ae Jo-Jo the Clown, end way, secretary. Vetoes Pipelino . Hartford. cooMn of tJha,brida, was Wlas Again Dairy Judging Tour, July 7, In home hare. Tho occasaion wsatito Executive board members who Served aboard the ' TTS8 Cobia. Pipelino Company Inc. will be The expreeelon "between the matron of honor. M— Barbara; Miss Mary Boylngton, who won cluding Mtddlsasz and New SOth wedding anniversary of Mr. nationally known entertainer, will will also have tickets are: Walter USB Hardhead and USS Icefiah informed by thS Board of Select devil Sind the deep _ blu^' ’sea" PREFERRED FINANCE Xannady, Itanchostar. was m aid; Srst prise at Hebran's Orange’s Hkven Counties. Outirianfflng herds and Mrs. Clark. Clark is a broth he In complete charge. Schroder, Mrs. Carlton Hutchins, during hia Navy tour of duty. men that the Icrwn la not In favor originated in 1637 wrien a Scot of honor, and Itlm tSalna Kindle. | June meeting, with her rendering will bs viaitad and there wIlT bo op er to Mioa Clark and Philip. Rider met with f Air officiale, and Theodore Loughrey, Layton Mose Other new bEicera will include; of having the jet fuel pipeline tish regiment was trapped be Hartford, rtmain of the bride, and. of “The L4Mt Chord," came out on poriuittty to Judge claaoet of cows 1M9 MERCURY ' faiterested public, recently and ley and Michael Clementlno. Reynold Burger, senior •vice-com from New Haven to Wfcatover Air tween the ocean and the gunfire ifia. A ^ es Kalacia, Manchester | top .also at tbs Pomono Talent Ooh- and yoohg stock. Manchestar Eveniag Herald plana were diactuieed for the event. Deaors Get Awards mander; Robert Dyke, junior vice Force Base In Chicopee, Ma*a„ of Swedish artllery. Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays arera brideamaids. i tsst at Bolton Orange last wbsk- A 4-H Judging team of four Hebron eorreopendent Miss Susan A pioneer Western tovm will be Five women from Columbia were Ronald rinnegan. Manchester, snd. She la awarded a weekend at members' will be chosen to rspre- B. Pendleton, telephone Acad MONTEREY 4-DOOR SEDAN net up on the fair grounds where among the more than 40 who have eousin of the bridegroom, waa best | Gamp Berger, Winchester, this asnt Tolland County in the state emy S-S4S4. BRAND NEW all through the daya, at Intervala, been active in Red Cross Blood dairy judging contest July 17 at donor programs, to be awarded man. James Finnegan, Bolton. | weekend, and will represent the FuUy equipped Including Mercomatlc, healer and defroster, weatern-etyle action will be taking eouain of the bridegroom, an d ' Pomona Grange In the state taJent tht llnlverslty of Connecticut. ‘ place for . the pleasure of the certificates of recognition by the AIR COOLED Church Seheols dose Braille Printing Speeded pushbutton radio, padded dash, foam seats front and rear, WillimanUc Chapter, ARC. The Richard Kennedy and Paul Mc-| competition. whltawall tires, backup lights, courtesy lights, wheel covers, crowds. In 'addition Jo-Jo hlnuelf AIR COOLED Kay Jr., both of Manchester, were ■ Miss Jean Simons of Gilead took Perfect attendance awards for will perform, awards were announced at the an Semi - Annual the yiesr went to Sheri G rant and Washington—A high-speed etoc- solar windshield. Price includes transportation, freight and nual meeting of the chapter held UShETt- second place at the Hebron meet Federal Excise Tax. Preliminary work for the enter The bride was given la m ar-1 ing with her solo, “Scarlet Ribbon." Panto Burdick as the Hebron Con tronlc computer has boon adapted tainment will begin immediately Monday night gregational Church SundajT'^ooI to convert English Into Brailto Mra. John Osmond, Mra. Howard rlage hr her father. Her bridal | Also entering the contest were: printing for the blind. The “brain’’ through "Junior Geniue” ahowe- to gown of pure ailk organaa wasi Ronald Miner, who*, played an ended classes for the auimw SALE . S he conducted . Uiroughout area Bates. Mrs. Robert Ruasell. Mrs. STRIDE RITE made with acoop neckline. Heavy | original piano selectfbn entitled Pina wem presented to a kU] la said to he able to transcribe a towns. From these ti^ n t will be Stewirt ’nbbita and Ure. Maurice unior Deb 300:psge book in an hour. Cards floral embroidery decorated the j "Melodic Varlee"; add.Kenneth A, number of pupils for good attem PRICE ^ ■elected for the fair’s - program. Clarke,' all registered nurses, have 2 '^ ^ in g out of' the computer actu bodice and bouffant skirt, which { Porter and Richard Wilson, who snee. Bibles were swarded to These talent shows are open to glvgn many years of service in the 950 Main faeSng Oak 'Ralph Kinney, Marjorie Donald ate a machine that punches the 2995 fleld'df nursing activities. floated out at the aldee and te r-; acted a skit dressed as two young any young people, and tha beet o t k Next to TOTS 'n TEENS M PICK YOUR BIG FROM STOCK AND SAVE I T girls singing .their invltstion to Daniel Patten, Howard Grant raised dots of the Braille system lecW for the fair. ^ Local women worker* who at mlnated Into a chapel train. She | Norman Wilson and Phyllis Mose into metal pistes, which then are tend the meeting were Mrs. Harry wore a matching cap with floral; their boy frien^'-to come and visit. used tb. emboM the,dote on the M Ward Roiebrooka, chairman, ■ \ nmbroldery and pearl trim w ith; Judges for the show were: G. Nel ley. Similar Savinge On All Other Oars In Stork 'Chalmers, Mrs. C. Prescott Hodges. SHOE SALE seeking help for this one money son Skinner, overseer at East The Pilgrim Fellowship . of the book pages. Over SO New Antomobllee on Hand to Choose From Mrs. FVitz Macht, Mrs. George veil of French tulle which' had: raising'project of .he urg** Steinman and Mrs. John Pringle. REDUCED FOR been worn hy her mother. She Central Pomona, Mrs. Skinner, Hebron and Gilead Congregation all organizations and people of Jhe 'Teensf 4 lecturer of Yemon Grange, and al Churches held its final meeting UNCOLNS ~ MERCURYS— with TOTS 'n TEENS perfect fitting carried marqulaette daisies with community to support It. htaachenter Evening Herald Co- stephanotis. Miss Olive Warner, local piano of the season Sunday evening, to EDSELS — EN&LISH FORDS I ^ * teacher and d^p«e pianist for Hs~ resume next fall. .The last session -To Play Hartford Team lumbiV correspondent, Mrs, Don The two honor attendants wore . John Pringle, manager of The ald R. Tuttle telepbone Academy embroidered white nylon organdy j ■bron Grange. of the Gilead Sunday School was R. E. W M DELL LOW PRICES ★ EASY TERMS also held Sunday. All Sunday Laikera, the senior baseball team 8-8485. gowni with pisle yellow cummer- ; *nie rest of the program was IIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES .under Columbia Recreation Coun Orig. 9.50 bunds and bustle backs and match- j turned over to the home economics achoola of the town's churches are cll aponsorahlp, hak announced that Orig. 6.95. 7.95, 8.95 now closed for the summer vaca Building Clearance Ing floral circlets, fhey carried yel-1 committea. Mrs. Viols Warner was COME IN TODAY AND SAVE! the team will meet the Hartford low carnations wdlh baby'a breath.' in charge of that and of refresh tion. Contractor ingerfe Thursday at 6:15 on Hutch Children’s All by nationally famous makers . The other bridal attendants wore' ments. The Congregational Men’a Fel "Ahveys A Better Buy At Moriarty’s” ins Field. The Tlgera, he eald, iB T h e and Misses* Teen 4 to 10. dresses of embroidered white nylon During the business mesUpg It lowship also held its tost meeting R«sid«ntiol-ComnMrcial Hartford's leading ail Negro team. C-2.4- 8V2 to 3. Roys’ 3'2 to 6. organdy with colored cummer was voted to change the dues from at the 7:80 a.m. breakfsfat. to re They look forward to an exciting 499 5.99 All from regular stock bunds and bustle hacks of pale j tt,80 per year to <2. A planning sume In the fall. The pastor, the Alt«rations*R«medBliiig gqme and urge baaeball fana to Doctor Says green, and matching floral circlel.s. meeting will be held tonight at the Rev. Herbert W. Dickerson, says “Biuiiness Built On MORIARTY BROTHERS turn out. abnormal menses, a tendency to Fallot Phole home M Kenneth A. Porter. All the melancholy, putting on weight, | Strap styles in patent, navy, brown, reef calf, a tew tie oxfords. Discontinued They cairied pals pink carnations { MRS. DAVID .JAMES DUNCAN the men’s work In the two Customer Satisfaction” Hindergaiiea' Meeting and baby’s breath. newly-elected officers are asked to churches is becoming increasingly 301 CENTER ST.—MI .3-5135—OPEN EVENINGS Mrs. George E. Peters, tem Bv EDWIN P. JORD.AN, M.D. headaches and sleeplessness. I styles. Not every size or width in every style. ' Exclusively White carnatlona and snap-1 bs present. It was also derided to valuable and vital. Full InjR^ance Coverage However, glandular products JUNIOR SIZES blue forgel-me-nota. The bride I aeccasoriea. Upon Iheir return the change the meeting date of the porary chairman of thv Columbia ‘written for NEA Servlco dragons decorated the church par-1 •Amston Fire Meeting Cooperative Kindergarten 1968- At any one time millions of are now Available which can be lors where a reception for 200 j groom's mother reoei\**d in a aoft I couple will reside in Manchester. i|ext meeting from July 7 to July Tel. MI 4-0450. given by injection or by. mouth pink chiffon dress with veil hat of ; Both the bride and bridegroom 2i,' to begin at 7:30 p.m. with a The annual meeting of the Am- 60 group, announcee a meeting to women are in the stage of life ^ famous name * exquisite - guests was held following the cere- ; aton Lake Fire District will bs After 5:00 P.M. be held in the kindergarten room which will help most of those moBV. The bride's mother received ; light green and corsage of white graduated from Manchester High short business meeting and a pic known as the menopause, 'which j School In 19.16 and from Uie Haii- nic to follow. held at the Amston Lake firehouse Friday night at eight o’clock. probably account* for the large whose symptoms are severe AIR-COOLED FOR YOUR COMFORT FREE PARKING tn '* dress of Wedgewood blue silk i rosebuds. 82 BALDWIN ROAD AdrertiM in The Herald— It Pays enough. They act by eupplying organza with ' bell shape skirt, i \Vhen leaving on a wedding trip I ford Institute of Accounting in ] Mra. Kenneth A. Porter, aecre- Saturday at 8 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONN. . She urgea all of the mothers to number of letter* I receive JUNIOR DRESSES to Canada, the bride rhnee a pale 1969 The bride also attended the I lary, received an award for ob The principal businesa before .attend. There to much information that subject. some .of the internal secretion matching ahoea arid'hat and cor-.| which the patient's own glands aage of pink aweetheert roses and pink dress aitd aweater with White ' lintveraltv of Connoctlciit. taining five or more members to the meeting will be to take action which niuot be 'paaeed on regard I have questions before me ask Junior sizes 7 tb 15 ing parental participation and re- ing wheiher the menopause is re f(ill to manufacture, ■ Adjusting ■ponaiblUty. Offloere will be elect sponsible for dizziness, nervous the size of the dose to the need REDUCED FOR solids, prints, sheaths, full, shirtwaists. ed. Anyone 'who haa not regia- ness, panic, and a whole lot of ie desirable. ^ Orig. 10.98 to 17.98 . tered naay do so. There are a few other unpleasant symptoms- Many women are greatly con openinga, she aaM. At the start, it should’ be em cerned about the posslbilies for OOP Financial Chairman phasized that most women pass pregnancy during the latter stages of the menopause. ot through this phase of life without T w .Atty/ rilaabeth D. Hutchins, 3 6.90 to 9.90 bbaiimcui of the Republican Town either serious physical or mental It is difficult to tell exactly when conception is no longer pos Clearance Committee, has appointed WaKer disturbance. B. Schroder of Jonathan Trum It is properly considered as a sible, and pregnancies' have oc bull Highway, as the GOP finan normal change In the physiologi curred as late as -55 years of age All by nationally famous makers Orig. 3;98 to 5.98 . . Shorts . . cial c'l .Irman for the town. or beyond. In general, however, eenj cal functions and represents prin 'T 2 .9 9 JAMAICAS, Peddle PUSHERS Schroder met 'with the town, com cipally a decrease tn the activity there is little chance of conceiiring I C ^ mittee Monday night, m 'X'eoman'B of some of the hormones manu when a year or more has passed All from regular stock Hall. factured by feminine glands Snd since the last period and the WANTED K MURDERING woman is over 50. 966 ' Trial Juatloe Court Tries Six not simply as the cessation of the Six cases were beard in this menses. During the usual two or three- MAIN ST. brig. 10.98' year period of adjustment to the 6 .9 9 week's session of Ikial Justice Considered this way, the change OPEN THURS. NIGHT TILL 9 CAR COATS, 9 to 15 Qpurt, held in Teomana Hall with of life, or menopause, is a grad menopAiise,. a woman should be Trial Jtiatice, Mrs. HUtchins pre ual process and doe* involve active, both mentally .and physi BOYS' T O W N siding. Stewart Tibblts', new proe- changes in- the physiology or cally. At this time old interests Orig. 3.98 and 4.98 ^ Reward $$ $ eouting grand juror, presented fiincttonlrtl: of the huma'n body,, canxbe renewed profitably and Lower Floor SUITS, SPRING COATS PRICE H htrrtpjoinJr the folkywing: Percy Chaase, 31, as well as mental adjustments. new ones developed. GIRLS'SWIMSUITS / SQ OM State Rd., Andover, who waa The most constant reflection ofi It should NOT be coiuidered as Sizes 8 to 14. Cottons, lastex. * / fined 321 for operating a com the change of life is the cessation the’ beginning of old age. famous Billy the Kid mercial vehicle without fender of the menses and thp impossibil Giant Savings flaps: Paul F. Garrepy, 40, Bast ity of further reproduction. Cotton Use ttites Orig. 3.98 to-8.98„Summer Polished Cotton Orig. 2.98 . . Combed Hartford, lined $30 for speeding; However, this should not lead specials George J. Asfalg, 27, Willimantic, C O n O N KNIT JERSEYS 1 .9 9 to concern. Nature has provided Atlanta — Cottonscaptured 66.9 GIRLS' DRESSES flned $30 for failure to drive to these changes for the benefit of per cent of the nation's textile BOYS' SLACKS the right on a curve; and Manuel both of the individual woman and market in 1958 compared with Sizes 3 to 14. to 5.99 P. Moriz Jr., 30, Hartford, fined for mankind as a whole. It would 65.5 per cent the year before. Orig. 3.98 and 4.98 On Hotpoint $34 for operating without a U- hardly seem beneficial for a wom Test-tube fibers kept their 28.2 Orig. 5.98 and 6.98 oehae. an to be able to go on producing per cent share of the total, the Orig. 2.98, 3.98 SUMMER SKIRTS 3 ,9 9 Twh motorists forfeited |6 children into her 60s or 70s. same as in 1957. Wool lost bonds when they failed to appear If symptoms related to lessened ground, accounting for only 5.8 GIRLS' JAMAICAS to answer the charge of passing in hormone production do develop, per cent, a drop from 6.2 per cent Sizes 7 to 14. Woven plaids. 1 .9 9 2 . 9 9 Appliances a no passing zone. They were Ar- the most common are hot flashes. in 1957, Orig. 2.98 Bobbie James EASY TERMS-2 YEARS TO PAY Junior Sizes 6 to 12 I 'jiM I 3.7080 Orig. 3.98 and 4.98 BLOUSES, sleeveless 1 .9 9 Cadet Sizes 27 to 29 GIRLS' SUMMER SKIRTS 2 .9 9 Husky Sizes 27 to 36 AIR-C50NDITI0NED Sizes 7 to 14. Slims, fulls, unpr. pleats. THIRTY INCH Save 5.00 to 10.00 TERRY JACKETS 5 .9 9 2-DOOR AUTO DEFROST TWO-CYCLE WASHER Orig. 2.98 and 3.98 g g \ f \ BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS PUSHBUTTON GIRLS*^SHORTY PAJAMAS l ♦ y y Short sleeve.s. Sizes 6 to 14. Dacron and cotton prints. PRE-TEENS Pre-Season Sizes 6 In 16. 1.39 RANGE Orig. 1.98 to 2.98. SPECIAL W. T ^ a q . 229.95 TOTIw 3 for $4 Orig. 1.98 Pre-Teen Summer Dresses COAT EVENT GIRLS'POLOS, 3 to^ 14 Orig. 5.98 to 10.98. Sleeveless, short sleeve. Boys' No-lron SUMMER PAJAMAS W. T.— Ra^ 4V9.V5 W. T.~Ra^. 299.95 'TI eenj ^ 956 MAIN .ST. 3.99 to 5.99 FREE Orig. 2.98, 3.98— 7 to 14 Sizes 8 to 16. GIRLS' SUMMER SLACKS 1.99 Orig. 2.50, 2.98. 1 .9 9 1 YEAR 257o CAM EL HAIR Pre-Teen Swim Suits Orig. 1.19, 1.29 BOYS' CAMP SHORTS Orig. 5.98 to 8.98. blended with 75% wool TODDLERS' POLOS SERVICE 1 YEAR Snap shoulder. Sizes 1 to 4. or BERMUDAS -1 2 . 9 9 10 5 .9 9 1959 SERVICE BOY CO A TS Sizes 8 to It. Orig. 2.98 Plastic Lifted Orig. 2.98, 3.98. 1 .9 9 1959 TOPPER SETS -A AUTO DEFROST for Girls or Pre-Teens Pre-Teen Summer Skirts BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS -A 101 LB. SEPARATE FREEZER A FULL TIME LINT HLTER Sizes 8 tq 14. . A 10 LR. CAPACITY $izes 7 to 14 Pre-Teen 10 to 14 Orig. 1.98, 2.98 Toddlers' Short sleeves. Printe, solids. ★ GIANT VEGETABLE BIN A A U PORCELAIN Slirfi',‘pleated, full! e Solids, plaids, prints. SUNSUITS, boys and girls Sizes 3 to 7. m y m y ★ BUTTER KEEPER A DEUCATtlPABRIC CYCU Orig, 4.98 and 5.98. 1 9 . 9 8 2 4 9 8 ★ EGGNEST A WRINKLE FREE WASHING Orig. 'l .98, 2,50. . / / c OHg^ 1.98 no-lron ★ FULL WIDE OVEN ' “ SPECIAL REWARD After Aug. 15th After Aug- 15th will bo 24.98 will be 34.98 2*99 and 3*99 Model No. 9ET12 ★ A I4CA LR O D UNITS II BOXES OF TIDE CRAWLERS, inf. toddl. SHIRT and SHORT SETS Model No. LW9I0 ★ AUTOMATIC PUSHBUTTON CONTROL "^ ITH EVERY WASHER^ Impeccftblv tailored with flap pockets, raddle No-iron print plisses. atitched lapel and facing, belt back, lined and Orig. 3.98 Summer Orig.. 2.98, 3.98.Pre-Teen YOUR 7ire$toite wool in'^erlinedf camel only. Sizes .3 to 6. BLOUSES, sleeveless; roll-up 1 .9 9 AutomoHc Ciedi 19S9MLUXE13CU.p t . 2 . 5 9 CRAWLERS and SHIRT SETS Orig. 1.98. 1.00 S T b R I ' Orion Ztp-Oul BOY COATS , . ■ ■■iii.i... — II.. t .iii i. AND Orig. 4.98 to 6.98 Teen Orion I , by COAT CRAFT with "grow" hems Orig. 3.95 slightly irreg. Boys' Cotton Cord SLACKS 2 . 9 9 M INE 1 f ig CARDIGANS,and SLIPOVERS and 3.99 REG. $289.95 REG. > CHIX GAUZE DIAPERS Sizes 6 'to 12. ■'•S' ^^^_8TORAGBDRAWERAGE DRAWER ^1^ 349:95 3 to 8x - f t O _wlthjth Slacksalack Orig. 3.98, 4.98, • dL o m fH ” V to 14 : 19'”■'-‘'“ to 34.98 1959 AUTOMATIC • -i '.r Ofia. 8.98 Polished Cotton AUTO 12CU.pt. UPRIGHT Orig. 2.98 to 5.91 Toddler CARCOATS.ro to 14 r 4 Convenient 90-Day LAY-AWAY PLAN SUMMER DRESSES 1.00 BOYS' SWEATSHIRTS STORES e Personal Charge, Buy Now, Pa.V Nov, 1st Sizes to 16. g Orig, 2.98. S.YI Prdsti, WASHER . Orig. 1.98. IC G . 199.95 e Chfirge Plan, 90-Diay, Divided Payments TdTS 'n TEENS I.: Stsqimtr HATSrb^ ’ I M MA|N srljlEn— Ml 3-70M RIG. 409.9S *****.***<(.***''^ ■' "-Y A * V 966 MAIN St.—FACING OAK ST. l l - ■ V ■.i. ■ r ' ■ ■■ V \ :ly .'"i' '
- l . r . V.- V . “ M / J '\ ’* V‘’ MANCHESTEB EV(NING HERALD. MANCHESTEB. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24, 1959 MANCHESTEll EVENING HERALD. MANQtESTER. CX)NH« WIWNESDAY, JUNE. 14. 1959 PAGE NINETEEN
morning- ko was unablo te preBct ment accumulated at the Jstl, but mutual aid aqulpmant piled up for what actiom the CEA would taka Roekville x’lIV not effect the mutual aid radio tee years with appropriations In Gangeweres RHAM Board on tea 'Beard's' decirion. Normea - system there, according to Swee tbe .county budgat and matching ]Retii^ni«att Debris, pubic relationapdlrector, Coast Guard Offering ney, who ’ lel'l up the two eye- feoeral funds. 73ie attorney saea no M a r e r t d a i Badly Hurt Vetoes Offer sSid a eoRvantion ef the Nstionel EXTEA HOimS Police Move terns at the tail while he was high problemi In thla raspect, Ashe said EdueaUen Aaan., which starts Far savbif sheriff. today. TM Va jlBENOY m p p y T im e s somi, has put a crimp to CEA Free Bc(at Inspeetions A radio at the Jail operating on 18 Atylum St., lUrtford plana Deliate aaid CEA skscu- a 45.10 frequency le being altered- Mr ICUUB DAMS " In Accident Of CE A Help Said belayed School Has ChangeiT' Tel. CHspcI 7-5857 1 »,00» July 6. The Coast 6uard Auxiliary 2. Bsll. exaacte in tba dSM of aging The section ef the minutes re- 3. On# hand or power, operated made in April for the radio license. Mayor Herman G. Olson offered to BUY THE PAINT eMgnootioa ptofrmai wtU bo Mrs. Lewte. 96. who was in fair leUng to the OKA offer te medi DcUele a e ld .this morning: , conducts Jtesse courtesy axamlna- ■Th# city hall was completed thr#6 house the mutual aid syetem at the taikad about tbia past w«sk (June ''Frankly, at tkia point, we aren’t tlona as a Isrvlce to tbs boating horn.. . ELASTIC eendhion yeeterdey, bee been ate difference between the staff 4. ' Two approved hand-portable weeks ago. new city hall county firemen form THAT'S WORTH THE WORK OoBocoi lU ootir lUebord Kor- 19 terougb 19) bi Washington. pieced on tee erttioal Set. Mrs and the School Board read: "Hie sure what we will do or can do, ^ - public, Veaasls are ''examined,'' not The radio system to which the ed the Tolland County Rescue STOCKINGS O.C., batofa tba aenater's Subeom- ■ith our people scattered all over '‘Inspected.'' Examinations are per fire extinguishers. tin ooM ehoactac tbo HobHlty pol Oangewere'S condition is fair. Board feels they ere espebte of SAVINGS 5. Flanfs arrestor, anchor and city will change Is being made Service Mutual Aid Inc., and voted TRUSSES - BELTS icy to moko It eoteddo with tbo mtttea CB ProMsiBia of the Aged Oaiteewere, in a state ef se the country. “I'm afraid action will formed by qualified members of and Aging. Engaged dealing with these proMshia with lines, life preeervera (approved available by County Civil Defense unanimously to retain the base fiscol yoor win brtnf about a pi vere Mioek. suffered a fractured out any outside help." not be taken for some time, ooe- the Auxiliary, as a courtaay to the Director Paul J. Sweeney end the station at the jail. Atty. Harry H. Tbair talks are evidence that sibly not until September," DeSsle boat owner upon hie request In ventilation and Instailation of fuel ARTHUR DRUG mtann return of IH montba In ad- pelvis end thifli bone and poaalble The engegement ef Madeline The Board's position leavaa the c J ? i c / tanks, same as Class 1. Republican county commissioners. Lugg has been asked to determine dltkm to a rebate for favorablt older people and the crises that mtemal injuries, authorKiee aaid. said. ‘‘Of couras," he added, “I'm LOAM order to make pleasure boating If the organisation can retain the face teem aren't forgotten by Baldwin to Clifford Thibeault is next move' ip e lengthening dis It will come from the CD equip accident oapoflaBce. Mrs. IjCwIs suffered a com announced by her parents. Mr. end pute over salaries end other dif Just guessing.'’ .A S S < ) t 1 V I i t> ■'J mora pleasurable through safety, GLASS 8 Alao. 11900 was appropriated America's ■ legist st ore. Serving ferences ,up to the teecbai^. The education and knowledge. Any de- 40 to (U Feet In Length wite Sen. McNamiera on tba aub- pound fracture of the left foot but Mra. William Baldwin, ^3 Cornell from tbo e u m a t yaar'a Iwlanca of her mMioel condiUon is due' to St. majority of the staff wbo taught France hal a population of ficienciea that are noted during the 1. Lights, same as Clkss 2. tbo 4 >edal fire dtstrict to cover eommittaa.jSre Senators John F. bead mjurlae, authorities said. at the aohool lest yens have refuaad about 40 million people. This V I Af m s examination are not reported to en 2. Power operated horn. Kennedy, Jflbtpb d. Ckark, Jen Her fiance la the son of Mrs. doee not include its colonial pop forcement authorities, and no rec- H. Bell. firemen In lbSB-00. The Board also Tbs physician treating Mrs. George Thibeeuit. Wapplng, end to sign contracts under a eontro- voted 91000'Ttom the Wpter De nings Randolph, Everett McKin Gangewere couM not be reached vereial Profeaeional Services Sal ulation. otd of these deficiencies are kept, 4. Three portabft''' approved partment improvements and ox- ley Dtiissen and Barty Goldwatsr. the late George Thlbeeiilt. ary Plan offered by the School but they are explained tn the boat hand fire extinguishers. Besldea health and money, other to divulge tee nature of her in- 5. One approved life preserver eavialnM aeoount to cover em- Juriee. The wedding la planned for Aug. Board. owner so that he may have them ^yee in tbsfiiepartment and the topica jure Jobe, housing and living Head-On Oraeh “'i 22 In the Oiurch of the Assump OMerefi te Me Bali corrected for his own personal or ring buoy for each person on NYLON TANK POOLS arrangsmanta. tion; safety, that of his gueats, and pos board. Btwn Depeiitm ent. The three were retumlni; to 'The CEA offned to meet with The Board ahm voted MOO from Regarding beaite end the money sible financial loss through loss nr 6. Ventilation, fuel tank instal Manchester from S visit with Bchool officials end tba staff and lation, flame arrestor, anchor and 2 miexpended and unallocated funde a ptraon needs to stey healthy, activated 145,000 more at the dis propoaad a committee composed of damage to his boat. from 1957-99 to tbo Municipal Senator McNamara pointed out OSjigswsre't father in Allentown, lines, same as Class 2. Tired of expenaive pools Pa., when their ear struck cretion of the Presidtet. Repub- profosaionei end lay representa- 'Upon' aucceaaful completion of Gasoline stov.es are not permis- . ■•-•/c 'tv BoOdtaid Account. that oMar people need two to four head-on on the divided highway in llcana figured the oeW. of the 49,- tivae to evaluate “profeaelenal ro tee examination, the owner la that last only one season? m times as much hospital serviee— 000 new public houaing unite, not latioatejpe’’ and to prepoao roeom awarded a decal which is affixed sable on any class boat. All un and at a point In their lives where Parelppeny-Trpy HlUa near Dan to the boat by the examiner. This documented vessels with perma NYLON is the ONLY pool ville. figured- in the bill, at en additional mandillons to problonu in the dia- nently Installed motors and all the income Jilet wonX cover the' 9879 riMUon. trict. ’ decal when'displayed on the boat fabric that WILL NOT east. Mrai Lawls had come from Iowa will be honored by the regular such vessels over 18 feet in length Your Pocketbook one. week ego Mandsy to visit tee The Senate .originaily passed a The president of the RHAM equipped with detachable motors 'sScif lii SPLIT. CRACK, PEEL or ''Lam tean cno-third of the aged teechere’ aaeoeUtion, Edward Yaq- Coaat Guard who will refrain from 4 9-year, 99,976,000,000 authorisa- By FATB HKIOJS have sosae form of hoapKal in- family here. boarding the boat for inspection must be numbered. In addition ROT! Some nylon pools are According te poUte. the other Ute maasure wMck the Houm out mans of Andover, today was un- to the above, the examiner musL eurance.” tea aanater asM. “And to, three years end 92,100J)00.000. evaJIabte for comment on the unless a violation in operation or rve been asked for: each year bospltel ooets climb, car had a blowout, jumped the required equipment is apparent: ascertain the fitness of the hull now Roinff into their 4th 1 island and collided with Gange- litsee eempared with the 91.850.- School Boerd'a docislen end what and the general shipshape condi *The Meal ratitament epot in 'niay probably will ctnUnue to do 000,000 BugMsted by ' the Presi moves the teechert might make. BELT SiERVIOP DEFT. STORE Qualified examiners from Flotil season and will probably tbo U.S. dAera my fixed1 Income so for an bidodnHe period of time. •ntre'e car. The other car bed tion of bilges. iitrerved toward tee island to avoid dent for a S-yrif program. , A CEA spokesman aaid this la No. 95 will be available at the ffive much lonner life. . . , dOUara will stroteh the furtbaet' Besides good beaiMb and pn ed- Hartford Yacht CTlub as follows; Resists fading There la n ^i^t answer to this equate income, tee older person Mtting’tbe raar of a truck, they Jets in Silhouette These pools have sturdy ■aid, aJM had gone out of control FREE PARKING Saturday and Sunday, June 27 and duaetion It depobda. Instead, upon needs ra^isctable bousing. He OPEN 10 to 10 28, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Mbhday Group of British Hawker Hunter Jets are silhouetted against bow you like to bbA urban, subur needs social aervioes at particular when the blowout «*urred.' The Factory Hires riffid frames, steel seats and and mildew! peesengere In the Mher; ear were through Thursday, June 29 through Sky as they zoom over Le Bourget Airfield near Parle during ban or rural, and Vbetber you times to Let,. Mm live independ • p July 2, 8:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. precision formation demonstration at 23rd International Air Ex leffs, 100% safe, drain pluff must oonslder cHma^ factora re- ently in Ms own home, if he de net oerlouely hurt.' m . Driai fati—l«M ehanoa far In order to qualify for the Coast Only Disabled hibition. (AP Photofax). screws to garden hose, com buQt and dust to eollaet. lated to yxMir kealth. A^ova an, sires, In Us own oommunlty.' m ::;u: Guard Auxiliary decal, boat owmers parhapa, it dtpanda upon how deep Most, of tes Mitlon's older pacpla l i i must have the following equipment plete with shower spray. . Sproada aaaily, hidoa wall, your roots are bi a place, called still bbvs lew taeomas. Fvaf. Wil Albertson, N. Y., June 24 — persons began Abilities, Inc., in a according to the stie of their boat: Extended Forecast alaya beauliful (or yaara and bur J. Oohan ef tee University of Housing Bill FURNITURE Henry Vlscardi Jr. is unlike .any garage. Stadlos'aada tbs Mai kficMgi t test Hied at the hearings. Class A Today, 421 employes labor In a yoara. i f 0 to 18 Feet In I>ength other b o ss. He won't hire 3' X 4' X 12", 90 Gallon Capacity . .$9.95 AssoctatleB for Mental "to 1969. three-dftha ef ell brand-new plant, .soon to be ac Temperatures in Connecticut In . FAM RESISTANT CMORS-PIUS abqw that oU. gate any income froinCemploy- pected e .veto. Both Budget Direc m .\ flat on his back from a litter. Hie mental institutions. Already em averaging 1, 3 to locally 1 inch. 1. Lights—same as CHass A. back and lege are fused as a re 723 MAIN ST. Consider the aort of aoclal life ment. to 1590, seven out oKlO' tor Maurice H. Stans and Houaing TERRIFIC VALUE! 2. One mouth, hand or power op ployed were paraplegics, epileptics, sult of spinal injuries. that, win bring you greatest hap- aged 96 and over had Jobe. By administrator Norman P Maaon erated whistle or horn. cardiacs, amputees, the blind, deaf Racers Carry I^gs Hoday it's about one Ip mend rejection'. ’ i BIG 21“ TV ALL CHANNEL BY sanie as Class A. palsy, rheumatoid arthritis, mul Rio de .laneiro—The Kraho In three. The bill waa sent te the Preel- with two short stumps where leg^s 1 H o b b i e s • t o y s j u v e n i l e f u r n i t u r e THa Mauty lasts whfin housekeeping and eager to meet REG. 10.98.12.98 4. One approved hand fire extin tiple sclijrosis. polio and cancer. dians of Brazil often run cere • * • -dent yesterday by a 241-177 House lii guisher—not required in outboard should have been. Seriously disabled, from floor- monial relay races while carrying you paint with the finest . #« ethers of your own age. A selU' In 1947, at the age of 3.V Vls I 0 7 0 “o '? ' " M xU e c . OJ u £ cOu j < Z -.______tkm then might be residence at a Q—I worked from 1997 to 1949. Vote. The margin of passage was motor coats of open construction sweeper up to the boss, the men palm logs that weigh 20 to 200 'O O- Kttrement toteL The Depbit' From lOdO to 1904 I vms in bust- nexrly 40 votea short of the two- under 26 feet in length cardi quit his Job as director of and women ‘at Abilities. Inc., work pounds. Two bearers are often l085-^M A IN S'fT MANCHESTER MlTCH£LL3 5656 < ment of Health, Uducation, and neae for myself end paid en Social thirda vote necessary to override R ■Life ■ preaervers and cushions ' Pe^ounel for a large textile firm for wages comparable to other needed to carry the heaviest logs. PAINTS Security. I have not worked since a veto.vThe 69-31 vote by whibh .9 9 fiU;: (approved), same a* Class A. i to devote his time to a new idea firms of Its size and get their jobs The aemircligioiis sport is prac < 5 H J> Welfare, Washington 25, D.C, has the Senitte passed It Monday also M Q T O f i O L A ’ Wvpared a list of such eccom' 1954. I am 90 now. Oen I oMlect 8. If inboard, fuel lank filler pipe I in rehabilitation, done on schedule - - without re ticed on holidays and at the end of modatlona You can receive the Social Security when I am 907— fell short 0^ a two-thirds margin. must be so mounted that it fits into Five years ,later, four crippled jects. Viscardi says. - hunts. UR. A veto now. with Congress talk 4 Days Only! 1 st free by writing. ing of adjournment in August, Poesibiy you've a yen to build A—Yea. you dboukl be able to ooUeet SoelM Security. Howover, would probably mean another .a retirement cottage or to rent housing go-round ending in adop REG. 14.98.17.98 TONIGHT. THURSDAY. FRIDAY because you've atwsya owned. you are wrong in thinking yeu paid on aclf-employment from 1950 tion of about what Republicans AND SATURDAY ONLY XspeciaUy in the former case, proposed when 0 >ngreaa convened you'U wish to consider an area to '1954. This provieion of the law wont Into effect in 1991. Jan. 7. where you might gain a tax ad Tbia would rbnew tee Federal |.99 vantage. 0 —ry e been doing M te a bit of baby aitting lately. One of my Housing AdnnniatratxMi'a mort livbig coats, whether you wish gage ineuranee auteqrity, noyr al- to build or rent, climatic eendi- customere is ahvaye asking me to run the '%wcmon, do "a iHUe dust moat exhausted; extend tee nol- -HAS CONNECTICUrS GREATEST SELECTIOH OF PAHTS? ttons, available spmrts, cultural ing’’ or same other Job. Should lege dormitory loan program, ejid activities and Job ojpertunlUes in continue on a limited basis the towns In SI different etatea are tee eomect tMa of me?—Mm. R. T. REG. 19.98-25.00 A—rd aey definitely not Not urban renewal and shim ebmina- an spelled out in a pamphlet called tion program. “Where to Retire on a SmaU In- unleee tee wants to pay you extra oome" Iqr Norman D. Ford, hon for the teaks tee would otherwise Although Maa in dollar aaoounU -HAS PANTS FOR TAILS, SHORTS and REGULARS? be hiring a cieaoing woman to do. tean tl.e administration program, .9 9 orary vice president of the Globe the bill nonethetess clearly ex- trotters CM . You can obtain a oeeda spending rates proposed by copy of this by sending 11 to Har Jet Crash Kills Five Eisenhower. I lan PubUeatiens, Greenlawn, N. Y. Tbe compromise fmovidae for s Because this, booklet is revised Bums, Ore., June 24 —A B52 2-year urban rsnewai program Silts 5-15, 8.16 EASY -HAS A GREAT PANTS SELECTION WITH PLAIN or PLEATED FRONTS? yeariy you can be assured of up- Jet Bomber on en exp^mcntel totaling otJy 9900 mtthon, for a to-date guidance. low level flight for the Strategic an^ple. against a 5-year 91.990.- Barely does this cohjmn sug Air Command ereeKSd in flames TERMS yesterday; The five men aboard 000.000 program asked by Eisen gest that you write for a booklet, hower. let, in this instance I am making were killed. AVAILABLE! FEATURES: Witnesses said the elght-jet Spending for tee two years, thla raeommsndation because, af however, would be at tee rate of ter speaking with government folk, plane caught fire in the air a Cotton Skirts e ALL WOOD CABINET — ALTERS YOUR PANTS WITHOUT CHARGE for the LIFE of the GARMENT? was enveloped in flemea when it 9500 imllion th . first year and the Retirement OouncU, toe., and 9400 mtlhon tea second, wWlc a variety of other organisations, I crashed in a remote area 35 miles' e 20,000 VOLT HANOWOtED ORABBIS . east of this central Oregon town. flisanhowar’s top rceommendation have been assured that this is the for any one year waa 9250 mil most acetunte and complete guide .The plane exploded, and seat , 9 9 coNsoiifft... eoNieii e OELVXE TUNER FOR LONG DIBTANCB tered wreckage and bodies over a lion. Rtg. 5.98.6.98 RECEPTION .of ita sort in the field. Tbe ooni^eted bill also out TAIll-MODIl Plici mile area Not exactly Meanwhile, happy hunting. B ut .Boeing Airplane Oo. of Seattle down naw- public houamg units Uniqu#unuiue styling. Low nnoe. N e TUBE SENTRY PBOTECTION: don’t overlook that' old saying: toom 140,000 . to 45.000, but also Featurea Right-Up-Front llluitrated' I E U M IN A nS 9 OUT OF 4 SERVICE The ether . pasture always looks built the plane and was conduct tuniiw. big screen, alumin- CALLS. ing the testa for the Air ised 90* picture tuba. greener. Perhaps the best solution A BoeUig spokesman sera^eae to a haven for retirement on a civilian employes were eboard the small budget lies in your own back Rtf. 7 .9 8 .8 .9 8 RE6AL...o( Course! plane: yard if that is where your roots Pilot Liewls Moore. 44, Kirkland, Til, Ml 9-9814 are, firmly planted. Waah.: co-pllbt Joseph Keller, TALLS. SHORTS. REGULARS WITH Bellevue. Wash,; nevifator Gerald FOR PRIESCRIPTION ^ixfig 8 * 18. Old-fashioned cooks found they Green, 37, Kent, Wash-: end Sight OtUVERY PLAIN or PLEAnO FRONTS made their flakiaat pie crust from engineers C h a i^ McDaniel. 29, iiiyi half lard, half butter tor the end Neil Johnsen. 29, both of PINE PHARMACY REGAL cning. Still a good trick: Seattle. Wash 'n Wear SLACKS IS YOUR for life Cotton Blouses -.-..-.. Gabardinea, Bedford Cords, Tropicals, Fancy Patterns. Pleated or Ivy Models. REG. 5.00-5.98 ' PERMANENT ALTERATIONS FOR THE UFE OP THE GARMENT See how imich LESS yon . :u3:iiui: ' - . ♦ ::u:: Regal not only fits you at the time of the sale, but they keep the garment pay for luxurioiu Gold wihetem you go! you purchase fitting you for its entire life. That means if you put on weight .9 9 ' Bond Bedding Outfits! or lose weight all you have to do is bring the garment into Regal and it’sTVnNS! PRESTO .., it’s altered for perfect fit. • 2 INNERSf RING MATTRiSSCS 2 lOX STRINGS SIxot 10-16 MAKB IT ONE OF THISSE NEW JUST ARRIVED Por 2 Jamaica Shorts MOTOROLA NEW, SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS , v . SALEM MAPLE 3 . 9 9 BED OUTFITS R EG . 5 .9 8 . jiii —If wMi foniff GoM V A tt: Sixts 10-16 Only*6 3 ^ EASY TERMS Roh4 bfiiMiiif AVAlLABtBI
Por 2 LIMITED QUANTITIES H ^ 4 O T 0 M l m «Mu8ien|ate P^ARK FREE ' j! ^ * * * ^ *A9«o.pii<»n» •i. IN ragNIILI. PAMONO '.'k ■ HOWARD’S JMal a step away. Na moten. aa SLEEP CENTER 883 >IAIN ST.W-MANCHfcSTER ; .~i.,iiiaL'ts^o'sii**“*^ Mekata, J n l park aad shop at tn MAIN STREET^MI t in t UssiTour “Land O Fariiipn’’ Chargs or "Bank” Charga Ratal. A SiMf Spedmiist Hej^^Vou!”
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 19M MANCRB8TSR EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JITNE 24. 1959 PAGE TWBWTY-O inr -<■.-,^.,■.,,-1- ...... B desaert due to tho ahortage of the RoekviUm-V erhon 9iv« Aprons For Gifts RockviU^Vernqn ' Bolton fruit thla eeaaoai The event wae Chinese Repi^ The oompIetety^^^«R BOYS lUiUcSU scheduled for tomorrow night. Foley Entry Assures AND RTUDENTS SHOP of C. E. Rullettn ~ City, Town Set HOUSE A SON has all tbe rugged, A epiMlal town meetlaig tonight 2 Flood fiai^alns durable Olotbes for camp. ‘You’ll 15 at Town Meeting iFirst Grader. at 8- d’clock...... at the Community - •• 'Hall To Vote Funds find abaorbent, no-lron terrycloth will eonaider aevaral Itema of ma-. 8th District Contest SHIRTS, cosy poplin JA(JKBTS SMeagp^r *‘*TT M U f l Jor importance to the town, Dlspo- Listed by for chilly nights, cushioned ( Isirattoeissrip •Swd" g M K K Registrations aitlon of buildlngt on the Swan- For Dui^, Core Menace Gantoli uirer eon farm, the eddltlim te the flre- Another candidat* has an-f If August seeks th* tax eollec- SNEAKERS, hiking shoes and ' Approve Industry Unit houae and creation of a public Special town and city meetings houncsd his decision to run for of- tor's post tha contest will be be (Costinned frem Page Oi|s) well-fltUng socks (cotton or wool) WH.DON b«UG CO.* Set at School tween him and iQllott. also protectlvs raincoats and com- Ml Mala S tr e e t- ^ S-SSSl building committee will be decided. will b* hqM soon to authorise ap fles tn ths annual 8th School and fortabls PAJAMAS plus a hand-, About 16 -votars attanded a ape-*maot 1\i«iday at 10 a.m. at the propriations for Improvements at Utilities District slimtiont' tonight Besides the election, diatriet fighters on the lower reaches ef Tba school will rstistsr children MaBch(s«t«ir BVMibig Herald Bol at th* Hollister St. 8ch(x>l. voters will be called upon to eat the North and West lUvert end soms 11ns of SW IM t^AR. Hsre, rial town meeting laat night and Chamber office to appoint three the elly dump. , also. Is headquarters for OFFI they approved only one of the other -dtreotors and to elect offi for Septembar entry. Into all ton eorrespendent,' Dorie M. Clarence Foley, of 86 Hollister tha district tax rata and approve the Pearl .River delta ayiteih into cers. D'ltalla, tolephono MlSrholl 8-5646. Alderman Rudolph Schmidt, St„ salfl he will be a candidate for epprdpriattons for a ntyr fire en T«nri VlBit At* 'AlhV Still rieldiM S Fer Oeat CIAL BOY SCOUT CAMPING three Item* on the agenda. gradM In a spscIH rsglatratlon pe which they flow have finished ra« Dry Cleaalag That*a Spojtdy Alaskan Totam Panal! EQUIPMENT. An Induatrial commlaalon waa Lawrence Scranton la outgoing chairman of the city health com director. He is the fourth candi gine, a sewer repair operation and H«U UM ton. of planning a va- ' tlw roui' "We suggeet the purchase pt a Ob Sale president. riod tomorrow from'9 to 11:80 a.m. date, besldee Incumbent ofliclale, to extension of the fire alarm sys pairing, atrengthsnlng and raising caUon (a 4r*amlnf about and got- UTILITY HOLDING COMPANY GOODYEAR SERVICE BTORJE extabllahad, but a' peddling ordl>. mittee, said a joint meeting of Isn't it comforting to know that nance wae turned down.- A pro- Ohaasfcer PrMMuea U et Mrs. Allen Rose, school secre- throw hie hat tn tha ring. tem to the Waddell and Bowera ths dikes. ting some new ctothoo. CORET "MAR’nNlZING" the ONE- STOCK. Detailed information re 71S Main Street, has uaerated a Threa-PynH Cooler tqwA and city officials laat night In past daye, Jlaymond F. Ruth Grzyb vieton to Increase the number of Tha ' fChamW of Commerce tAry, said It Is not necessary that Public Records reeulted In "complete cooperation'' Schools. Peiping Radio aald that the flood CKSVKIS, MT Main Street, l»ao HOUR DRY CLEANING at 20 garding this cbfnpeny may be had truoMoad of fanxiua "WESTINO- Ingredients: 1 can (1 pint end 2 would like the CodpevaUoh of local Damato, Thomas H. Elliott and tlie VACATION TOGS for a love HOUSE' MAJOR APPLIANCES fluid ounces) pineapple juice, 2 •ignSturea needed to petition a children be present. Parents must In plans to Improve the refuee area. Th* District Directors lest waters have lubslded on the East East Center Street can be of tre by writing or calling COSURN EAST HARTFORD organizations hi preparing a- list Warrantoo Doqd Howard B. Keeney have announced ly you. They're tope in faahlon mendous assistance to yqti when AND MIDDLEBjlOOK, INC., 429 (Refrigerator, Waaher, Dryer, .large oranges, 1/2 lemon, 1 bot town meeting w m tabled. present birth certiflcAtas end 'nia town and city will share the their candidacies. Damato seeks month voted to recommend the River, another of Rwangtung's, DAY NURSERY The development and Industrial of such organisation*. Robert M. May Jr.; and Ber roet and the work In complying same tax rate as the previous year main navigable waterways which' and fabric. Flattery goea to any you have the task of readying the Main Street. Mitchell 8-llOfl." Rangee, Diabwaaber) and la offsr- tle (7 ouncea) ginger ale. Civic, fratehnal, social and smallpox vaccination cartlflcates. the dlr*6tor'a post which V(lli be longth from ahortn. 'uT Bermuda Ing them to you at excepthnuUly cnmminlon waa aetabtiahed on a nice B. May to Leonard H. and with 11 stipulations In a temporary two and a half mills; District fi hurst Its hanks a felv days ago. whole family for that vacation Method: Mix pineapple juice and 188 SILVER LANE church groups are aaked to. notify It would be appreciated If r4c- Elslq C. Wessmer, p to ^ rty on vacaUd by Frank NAckowskl. El to ankle panU.■i.” 8FWRT TOPS trip. .Suits, dressM and toppers, .. Mutual Funds' low pricM. NO PAYlrM ESm UN- juice from orangea and 1/2 lem detailed motion by Frederick P. orda of Immunization and other Injunction granted last week by liott la running for tax collector, nances, they said, are tn good Members of the Communist are worn belied or looae. Yoafe !Tel. JA S-1N8 Koeppel. aecretary of the Rock the Chamber of the names of their Harlan St. . Superior Court Judge Thomas E. shape and no tax increase is ne- no matter how soiled and wrinkled For maximum safety, income 'HL AUdtiST. The friendHeet on. Add ginger ale and stir lightly; president or secretary and his or health notes are aubmitted for t)ie and Keeney for trceiurer Youth L e^ue. soldiers and gov gonreoua from every angle in a will be' transformed into new-look and growth, you aliould check the BUDGET TERMS are available. makes 1 (]uart. Fill 4 tall glasaea Oonvealeat Te Aircraft ville Zoning Board of Appeals. The school records. Incorporation Oortiflcato Trolend to John F. Kulo, West Rd. ernment ofRelals carried out mang a _ * ------b a t h in g her address. Changes tn 'the offi Manchester Carbide Co., buy President David J. Marks and "Roae Marie Reid* ------ing garments In double-quick advanlegee of MUTUAL FUNDS Take im to THREE TEARS TO with ice cubes and pour in drink. fSoorst 8iM AJL commission will bo appointed More than 60 children already On% hundred sixty multi-flora Secretary Joseph Vols are seeking The three approprlatinns. If ap dlflicult rescues, the radio said. St-TT from CORBT CASUALS. within 30 days by the chief ex cers should also be nude known and sell machinery, tools and ap rose bushes valued at $2.60 each proved, will not strain the district time. AU work Is done right on available at your New York Stock PAY..'The atore la OPEN TO t Serve at once. Makes 4 servings. to 8iS0 PJIL to the Chamber office. The list have been registered for Grade 1 reelectlon to their posts, atid Di Tho army, on June 17 sdone, res-, Tiy one on. You’ll aee. the premises. The minute your Exchange Member. SHEARSON, TONIGHT, TOMORROW, FRI Note: The pineapple juice celled Agea 8 aad ap ecutive authority, which la under entry tn the/all. Enumeration fig pliances; capital stock of $60,000 hav% already been planted at 6- treasury, directors aald. cued 12,000 victims. It added. is referred to frequently to answer divided into 600 shares, ail com fqotnntervals along the w lr, fence rector Bernard August, whose beck is turned, capable hands are HAMMILL AND COMPANY, »IS DAY AND SATURDAY. Do atop for Is a No. 2 can yielding about stood to be the first selectman. Inquiries. ures Indicats there ere at least a term expires pt the seme time, has Ask New Engine The heavy rains also were re Qroaty Fried Cliicken already taking the flret of many Main Street Mitchell 3-1S71. In. 2 1/4 cupa. Ten members will be appointed, dozen more reglstrationa to be mon, with a par value of $100 bordering the dump on Wbst Rd. The directors will request an ap sponsible for the deaths of 63 IngreJilonU: 1 broiler-fryer (2 Open Extra. Hours each; commencing bualneae with Actual cost of .the bushes was said he Will be a candidate either steps In-bettering the.:epeparancs witjx berms of two* members ex T(iwn (Jlerk Henry F. Butler made In this grade. This does not for director or tax collector. ,. proprlation not to exceed $16,000 Chinese In the British Colony at to 214 pounda ready-to-cook of your wardrobe. When you're Orange Prune Bread piring Oct. 15 Of each of the five include children of families wlio $1,000. Clarence G. Brown, George trithheld by Schmidt. for the purchase of .a new Arc en Hong Kong, close to Kwangtung wclgbtl, 6 tableapoona butter or . Plneaiigle Paddbig will keep hit office open from 6 have moved to town recently or are A. Kanehl and Maryanne E. Beck- Bida will be sought oh Inatallsr -Town Oontable rushed for time (and even'if you Ingredients: 1 egg, 2-,8 cup milk, Ingredients: 1 package (im years starting with 1960. Before to 9 p.m. Tuesday for those Who Foley, It Manchester native, Is a gine. Province, 10 days ago. margarine. 1 teaspoon aalt,' Aren’t) let the "MARTINIZINr. ” The Inquirer R„d He«id Ad... the expiration of the terma of the making the move this summer. worth, incorporators. ■' tlon dr 1,136 feet of water line A $3,500 appropriation will be teaspoon pepper, 1 teanpoon pap- 1 pscksgt (10 ounces) oatmesi ounces) apple pudding mix (wMh wish to obtain dog lieenaea. A Bids Invited from Regan Rd. to the crest of the constable, a member of the Demo SHIRT SERVICE PLANT. 2*9 bread mix, 2-8 cup sliced pitted orumbly topping),"! cup boHtng ’’ first two members, two others penalty will be charged for any Bill ef Sale cratic Town Committee end a for asked for the repair* and rerouting rOta, 8-4 cup packaged cornflake West Middle Tpke. do up the dress shall be appointed for five years ' The school office la accepting Clarence O. Brown, doing busi hill on West Rd. to supply a fire of a sewer i.ialn in the Hartland Advice* and G67 enimba cooked prunes. 2 tsblespoons water, 2 cups dicad fresh pine dogs over six months of. age., and bida for the installation of lights hydrant. Schmidt estimated the mer member of the Hollister St. Rd. area. and sport shli^. Ton can rail ■ sugar, grated rind of 1 orange, H apple, 14 cup sugar, 2 tableepoone each, so that after five years the not licensed by July 2. ’Die office ness as Manchester Carbide Coi, RTA. Method: Hava chicken cut ao fdr your order In TWO HC)URS ; commission will be composed of 10 In the C8vll Defense room to allow to The Manchester Carbide Co., cost of the line at $11,000 to $20,- The extension of fire alarms to San Francisco, June 24 i/Ph— thi^re are 10 plecea; reaer\e gib- cup finely chopped nuts. kiKter or margarine, 1 cup heavy GiH Lcwndry Rock* will be open Monday as usual from its use for a classroom next year. OOJ. He is a'salesman for the Brae- the two schools will coat more than "Every time I do this I get eick rain or shine! , Method: Beat egg enough to I'cream, H teaspoon vaniHa extract. Is the modem way fer the mod members with five ysar terms ex machinery, office equipment and Burn Realty Co. and was em leta, neck and wing Upo for broth I 6:30 to 8 p.m. ; The deadline for bids is 8 p.m. on accounts receivable. A private phone for use by the $1,000 (the district charter re inajde,” a young bandit explained .another time. Wash and drain in combine yolk and. white; add milk Method: Turn apples itom en- em housewife te save time aad piring over a five year period. The Dog licenses may be obtained ployed for 10 years by Pratt A to Mrs. Irene Solomon. He end a Better Miorteakwi - chairman of the commission shall July 6. They will be opened at 8 Building Permit attendant in case of fire will also quires that any coat to the district ccdander Melt butter over low and beat to combine. Add oatmeal vMope In pudding mix package steps. Made ef aluminum. May by mall. If a stamped self-address p.m. that' day at the school. be Installed. Whitney Aircraft. He la married amounting to more than $1,000 be companion robbed her of $67 Ih heat; remove from heat and stir Next time you make biscuit for bread mix; stir Just until com into a 1V4-quart haldng dish; add be need for drip dryiag, too. be appointed by the chief execu ed envelope is enclosed with pay Optical 'Style Bar, alterations to and the father of a aon. hef home Tiiesday. shortcake, try sprinklthg the top tive authority, also. Lions to Inotall commercial building at 763 Main enty and town police have been submitted to popular vote). In aalt. pepper and paprika Dip bined. FoM in prtinea; turn into boiling water; allow to stand,-for Regularly $8.59. $ 4 , 9 5 ment and a copy of the 1958 II Marshall P. Lovegrovo of South patroling the refuse area every The addition of Foley to the The meeting will convene at 7:80 "I have to do It to dress well," chicken j^epes, one at a time. ef file dough, before It goe4 In the pan that comes with mix; do not 10 minutes. Meanwhile iiprinkic There was no opposition to this cense. Fees are $2,10 for male St., $3,000. rhee makes one more candidate oven, with s.ugar and cinnamon. NOW Rd. 'Will be Installed aa president half hour ainde the Injunction was In the school auditorium. Nomlna- Instated the bandit, about 20. In seasoned butter and then In grease pan. - Mix together the pineapple wHh sugar and at the The ever-popular cobbler type motion. Mrs. -Henry F. Rosen- and spayed female dogs, and $5.35 of the Bolton Chapter of Lions signed by Judge Troland. than there are officea to be had. tlona will be made from the floor. He wore a brown pork pie h a t,. erumba: spoon crumbs over chick sugar, grated o.eenge and nuts; end of tbe 10 minutes arrange apron ,^makea an ideal gift for berger Jr. of Vernon, who petl for female doga. i At leaat one contest, therefore, Begin a Pleasaat Evening International at a special dinner Bulky Billfold ■The nuisance suit brought by Moderator will *e Dtitrict Coun an ivy league styled dark gray en to coat wall. Place In shallow sprinkle -over top of loaf. Bake in ptneepple over apples. Sprinkle amwers or baaaars. Mall today to: tinned for the town n^eeting for Bida Not Needed meeting Friday at U>e Red Ember. Kulo, jwho lives across the road looms tonlgb^ sel Atty. John D. LaBelle. suit, an olive green eporti enlrL foll-U^ baidng'pan; a 15 by 10 With dinner at MILLER'S RES moderate (375 degrees) oven 45 crumbly topping ovec fruH; dot No. 8271 with Patt-O-Rama la CLARKE’S SPECIALTY CO. ’ the establishment of an industrial Police' Commiaaioner John J- Elk City, Okla. (Ah—Raymoiid from the dump, will not be pressed Should August seek reelectloh TAURANT, 10 East O nter Street, In sixes small (12-14), medium Installatiph will bo done by a a yellow sweater end ergyle aox. by 1 mch jally-rall pan la flne. minutes or until cake, taster 'In with butter. Bake in moderate 7 CANNON BD. commiasion waa present vot Yaskulka has advised Police Cap District offleer at 6 p.m. preceding McVeigh carries In his billfold further If the stipulations are ad as director, he. Foley and Da Sperm whales, which breathe "Why don't.you go to a psychi Baka uncovered, in moderate (350 where' you can depend on a de serted In center comes out clean. (S7S degrees) oven 86 to 40 min (18-18), large (20-40). Medium, EAST HARTFORD, 8, CONN. ing- tain Peter J. Dowgewics that he hvmtlng and fishing licenses for 81 i hered to, according to his coun.sel mato will battle for two director air, can stay under water for an atrist?’’ retorted Mrs. Solomon—' degreea) oven until tender when licious meal every lime. Jujry 2 VL yards of 85 or' 39-lnch. tha dinner. Remove bread according to pack utes. (Serve warm with wbl«>ed Please send me a Laundry Rack postpaid. Rejoot Pedaling Control need no longer obtain bids for Stanley Nichola Jr. of South Rd. consecutive years! |Atty. Frank Ixickard ships. hour or more. whose hueband la one. tested with a fork—1 hour. Makes ateaks,' chops and roasts are a spe age directions. ’ ' crea.m flavoi ' with vanilla. Pud To order, send 35c in coins for I’m enclosing $4.96 plus 15o State Sales The propooed peddling ordinance purchaae of tires for cruisers. 4 servtnga cialty. each pattbm to; — Sue Burnett, will become first vice president ding is quite awMt so H is not Tax. - . waa turned down after some dla- The (Jornmissioner told the City and Larry Flano of Carter St., 'Vira'll Be Surprised necessary to sweeten cream. The Manc)iester Evening < Herald, Name •,■*, eusslon about who would be re- Council Monday night that the de Far *Beat Praaaad* Oampera Hie Byes Have H! 1180 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW (]uired to get a peddling Itbense lay caused by waiting for bids secotd vice president. How cool end (xilorful your living Maked 8 serMngs. Address ...... >'• • • Raymond Negro of Hebron Rd. If you’re packing them off to Why squint knd strain your room can look with fresh aUp- YORK 86, N. Y. City 'Zone ,••• State under ita provisions. The general could result in an accident from a summer camp, the^ll have twice eyes? SUNGLASSES ground to For Ist-class mailing add 10c •Patented feeling of thoim opposed was that blowout. He authorized the cap and Joseph Fontanella of Cider Here's a smart, new conversa covers end draperies, custom-tail For Your Motoring Safety 0 Check er money order enclosed. Mill Rd. will be installed as secre the fun In appropriate SPORTS your prescription at OPTICAL tion piece—an Alaskan Totem ored for you by MANCHESTER Highway safety is the'concern for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- the town la not ready for such tain to buy the tires outright in WEAR OUTFITS for camp from STYLE BAR. 747 Main Street, dresa with Zone, Style No. and ordinance. the future. tary and treasurer, respectively. Wall Hanging! It's .so colorful, UPHOLSTERY COMPANY, 26 of MONTGOMERY WARD COM Sam Carilli will be Lion tamer MARI-MAD'S. «91 M^in Street keep your eyes soothed and pro and may be either crocheted or Birch Street. Why not have the PANY. You* safe return home Stxe. John McKeown of Vernon noted Pocahontas Meeting You never dreamed so ..much ityle tected from harsh glare. embroidered in eaay cross-stitch. work done while the family Is on Send 85c now for the new Spring that the Chamber of- Commerce The Degree of Pocahontas will and Arthur (Mann, tall twister. from motoring expeditions is their haa a blue card aystem by which James Finnegan, Richard Morra and ipiality could go into play It's about 25" long. vscstlon, Mitchell 9-9621. bueiaeas. During their pi^e-hoUday A Summer '59 issue of our pattern meet Friday at 8 p.m. in Red clothas at such 'moderate prices. Oven ■ Cleianer Pattern No. 5913 haa crochet di magasine Basic Fashion. It holds some check on itinerant Men’s Hall. and Russell Pqtterton Jr. will be SALE ON WARD'S TIRES, the peddlers. McKeown at flrat at Hospital Notes directors. . It’s a nne-atop shopping center A new oven cleaner may he rections; hot-iron transfer and col A Pleasing (Shop prices are invitingly- low. 'Ihese for children's underwear, pajamas, equeesed out of a plastic tube, tempted to amend the motion to Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Recreation Program Starts or chart; material requirements. The enlarged SCANDINAVIAN nylon oord TIRES are extra tough, Shampoo Tour TTpholatofy exempt any vendor now operating shorts. Jerseys, slacks, skirts, and has a sponge-tip self appli To cnder, send 25c in coins to;— CftAFT SHOP, on the main floor Ralph Sherman, Kingsbury Ave.; Both the swimming and recrea jackets and raineoats. Shop here extra rtrong. Tb«y give you extra Like New tn established route, in Vernon, Joseph Dubanowaki. 95 High St.; tion programs under town super JUBILEE cator attached to the tube. It Anne Cabot, The Manchester of Watkins, is filled with unusual mileage a ^ extra protection At JOHNSON PAINT COM 20% OFF ) l with confidence where an experi but withdrew the amendment Martin Glode, White Rd,, Crystal vision, will begin on Monday under works on porcelain enamel, Evening Herald, il50 A'VE. OF gifts of rare beauty. Bring your against blowouts. For comfortable PANY, 723 Main Street, the "Car when Moderator Harry H. Lugg enced personnel serves you. and chroma, imn or stainleaa steel AMERICAS, NEW YORK, .86, summer visitors here to do their Lake. the direction of Miss Donna Robb helps you. ’ It costs no mors., driving, for safety and quality bone" UPHOLSTERY AND RUG FAMOUS MAKE said, he believed it was unconstitu Uiacharged yesterday; Mrs. of Vernon Rd. surfaces to remassist in supervt.sion This is the year all customers of The Hartford Gas Company day la a breexe for busy homemak For wedding presents or for Luncheoa Salad Ylequeet the Honor ef weigh the trouble's caused by un enlarged new quarters, SOS Main Ingredients: lU clips diced To test flsh to And out whether desirable peddlers. Some of the most original and of the children. Miss Kobb will be Street Freah new .colors are ers who bring 'their bulging ham lastlngly-lovely "hand-outs’’ for Your PreeoBco* It Is done, poke it with s fork and in charge. will enjoy that clean, thrifty, dependable, superior fuel-^100% pers here. Let It rain for days If any occaaion, see DEWEY-RICH- cooked potatoes. 1 can (8 ounces) note whether it flakes. Use a visual 'The ordinance called for a $25- effective architecture in America . constantly being created. Inter- Julienne-style beets (drained), M MATHER’S AT THE CENTER fee for licensing, but Atty. Lugg was built of adobe mud by the Basebnll New* eating weaves and textures are It hAa to. your clothes can be MAN COMPANY, Jewelers, 767 can always sho" you a tasteful test, too! The transparent raw Ponticelll and- Sons beat Cov FLUFF DRIED to a aoft, aweet- Main Street. cup diced herring flUeta in spiced said the fee could be changed. New Mexicans, who found it diffi Natural Gas. That’s the reason we’re celebrating with these continually comlhg In. Beat of vinegar and wine, 1 teaspoon ca gift of sterling, crystal, hoHowmre flesh should have turned opaque. Tha vagueness of the third item cult to obtain good Umber. entry laat night, 23-3, at the school an, today’s csrpentlng has the smelUng flufflness you'll like. or Jewelry that wlH be just right Repeat of a Sellout Your laundry Is professionally pers, 1 tablespoon minced freah regarding (p(itttion8 resulted in its diamond. Carl Norris, who went Jubilee Savings. Act now! TVade old.fashioned methods for modem, wonderful features of resisting Way To Teat Cbops dill, % cup commercial sour cream for your psuticular gift occasion. A Gift for the June Bride being tabled until the public could ROCKET SHOT DELAYED th* whole game, pitched a no hit B(^l, of being able to absorb pound handled In Individual washers. NO Best way to tell whether pork or sour-cream substitute, salad For summer weddings eapeciaHy, At WATKINS. 985 Main Straet, ter. EXTHA CHARGE for folding and be better informed of its intent. Vandeqperg Air Force Base, matchless, automatic Gas service. ing trsJflc and somehow stay new chops are rooked: M^ke a siriall slit greens, 2 hard-cooked eggs let Mr. Matlier show you the the HOT MUFFIN SERVER of The item waa listed in the town Calif., June 24 (A*)—An attempt to M' and M Oil and Fiano Realty looking. Visit this caipenting wrapping. Hqye more time this in the meat near the bone. The (sliced), cucumber. gleaming serving pieces. The brid smooth pine, fashioned like an old- launch the Discoverer IV satellite will play a rained-out game Satur ahowToom soon;, it's CONNECn- summer for the- important things. meeting call aa the adoption of meat should look^gray-whlte; if it Method: Just before serving mix al couple always appreciates your, time gTMer's scoop, lends quaint the provisions of a certain gen rocket was poatponedt yesterday day at the school diamond. The cxrrs NEWEST AND FINEST Bring your laundry to MANCHES looks pink, the cliops lieed to cook together the potatoes, drained adding one or more pieces to their ness to a modern decor. With an heckuse of technical problems in game was originally scheduled last CARPETING SPECIAI.TY SHOP. TER LAUNDROMAT. .some more. antiqued copper cover, price eral statute but did not designate beets, herring, capers, dill and sour sterling flatware. All the poptdar what the statute applied to. range communications. There was Monday., cream. Arrange on salad greens; patterns by leading manufacturers is $9.50 for this interesting table no indication when the shot will be. No Strawberrie*. accessory. Atty. Hannabury opened the op- garnish with, sliced eggs , and cu are in stock. So many other gift posltioH by saying he did not think re-scheduled, but past delays have The Ladies Benevolent Society SAVE $45 TO $851 cumber. Serve at once. Makes 3 choices too, like eleotttc otock|l> the Item should be voted on at this invariably been at least 48 hours of Bolton Congregational Church servings. We suggest mixing this steak knives, candle holdere, can Coffee Cream long. has had to postpone it# strawberry salad Just before aerving to pre dle snuffers, dinner beHa. Services Ingredients; 1 envelope unfls- meeting because he felt the pub MANCHESTER serve the best color. at MATHCM’S include artlsUc gift Yored gelatin, cup' sugar, hi lic waa not aware of the intent; G A S KITCHEN HEATING RANGES ^Thp House of wrapping, free delivery and pre teaspoon salt, 4 egg yolks, 2 cups CSiarlea Brown, chairman of the: Zoning Commission of the Vernon Savings Up to 60% and More paring for mailing anywhere. milk, 2 tablespoons Instant, coffee, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cup heavy Firs District, agreed, urging that SHERWIN-WILLIAMS QOM- the town counsel make warnings No juf to lug, no muisL no fiiss! CaJtpsL QsjnisUL Beautiful Carpets^^ PANY- has set up a bargain table From The Oardea f- cream. For example of "odds 'n ends'’ that offers an as Method: Mix together thorough of town meetings more clear in the CENTER STREET IS OPEN!! Minced fresh parsley iuid basil ly gelatin, sugar (uid nSt in top future. • Automatic Go* Dual nervieo (>«8 KHchda ' sortment of EASELS. ARTiST from the garden plus grated Rom Campbell joined in ciitieizing Kitchen Heertmo BRUSHEiS also "Paint-by-num ano or Parmesan cheese added to of double boiler. Beat egg yolks Heating Rangoa provide Your Local Headquar- ber” seLs bearing half-price taga. ground beef produce wonderful and 1 cup of the milk; stir Into the item aa listed, saying, "Tha Se Rang* $ 2 8 9 .9 5 Stretch ypur gift-buying dollars. gelatin mixture with, remaining lectmen are falling in their duty automatic heat and antoniatic ItaHan-type meat balls for toniato to citizens when they don't make Fisk Special Reopening Trade-in ellowanc* ter» for Famout Items in the ‘Teen-craft” line sauce to be served with pasta. milk. Place over boiling water,and eopldng too! Ask about the (xlppered notebooks.) record hold cook and stir constantly until gel It clear to the average citizen what for comblnotion ers, albums) and the "Tole-craft” ■/ atin (fiaaolves and mixture thick the meeting is about." gat-and-aO rong* TS-QO nevingn on the new low Take a Shorteut ta ens slightly—about 8 mlnutas. Re The proposed increase of signa line (metal plaques, baskets) have YOU PAY ONLY $ 2 1 4 .9 5 been placed on the 97c counter. . . Summer Hoairiy move from heat. Add coffee pow tures needed, from 20 to 60, was kitchen heeting rate. BIGELOW Buy for yourself, for birthday gifts Make an appointsnent 'with der atid vanilla; beat just until opposed by CampbeHi but was sup SHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 O n ^ $1.63 m weak coming up. coffee dissolves. Chill, stirring oc ported by Second .Selectman SALE ehar $H> dawn pg)4itenf Mkin Street for-t cool (lalreut that 9 5 casionally, until mixture mounds Welles and Ernest Kiinz, who said. CARPETING ‘Peter Pots’ Stoneware needs only the flick at a bruah to slightly when dropped from "It is easy to get 20 etgnaturee At HARRISON'S, 849 Mein keep it. manageable. Include a spoon. Whip cream and feld In ^You could get 20 signatures to au Street, tasteful accessories for natural-looking PERMAN$34T Turn Into a 4-cup mold; serve with- thorize a caterpillar search. We 6.70x15 your patio entertaining are labeled WAVE and you go about your mixed salted nuts. Makes- 8 serv should require 60 signqtures in a "PETER POTS” STONEWARE. summer acUvliies looking and ings. town of 15,000 people.” Tube Type Black Individually handcrafted. , there feeling your i eat. With a nice long Children’s Reading are casseroles. Jam jars, beverage July 4 th weekend coming up Delicious PIcnio Fare A summer reading program for SAVE UP mugs,' trays for celery or bread you’ll want to look radiantly well- When good friends get together, children, conducted by the Rock ii/ll also pitchers (%-pint size, $1.99 to groomed and cMc. Reserve your whatever else is on w e; program, ville Public Library, will begin f ir e s t o n e c h a m p io n s 2-qt, size $5). Glorious shadings of “beauty time" by calling Mitchell thoughU eventually turn to food. Monday. creamy beigo to earthy browns S'-8961'. Want to lomind you that PINE PASTRY SHOP. 658 Can Any. , child in Vernon from (LIMITED QUANTITIES) — AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS these pieces harmonize graciously the FREE COIFFURB CON ter Street bakes fresh ROLLS Grade 3 to 7 may enroll. with .v()ur casual and flnest- SULTATION FOR BRIDESS AND 'every day for your hot dogs and An Imaginary journey .down occaslon table settings. See the de BRIDAL PARTY enablee the girls hamburgs. To go with cool sum the Connecticut River will he the _' For example: lightful "little gifts" (ash trays, to bring in their wedding head mer beverages hiive enough crjsp,. theme of the program this yetp. No waiting, no *‘tank-pattiiig' pin dishes, vases) of floral pieces and a harmonizing hair-do delicious COOKIE?! on hand. As l-:4
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.■9 PAGE TWENTT-TMUBI IIAN H I^TER BVENtNG HERALD, IIANCHE8TIB, OONM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24.. 1969 MANC?Hiwn« BVBNING HERALD. M^NCHRSTM. OONH., WEDNESDAY. JUNE *4. 1969 rAOB T«wry>Two ...... ' •------• THE Explosive^ Bloody Battlie Seen
INWIMATIONAL U5AOUB EARL YQ9T Allan WUe> 4twfi fiM|||l«a, t i)| « * Fldyd by KO in First ;BI) and Larry UacioitU (deubl . ALUMNI LEAOVifr two RBI) paced th* Uiwyart (5-’ te an l l - f vlotory over Amaldi’t By MtRHAT ROSE ^oomhinationi. eepectally to thetm etles and radio msy lsdd an id - Standing* After tw« roundp of plgy. noae bleed, dropped In blrdlee ($-$) last n l| M at VerpWnck TMtMrtey'* »«<«'♦* Pet Ikift PickiBgt for Spor MbIm .«n three of the lest tour holes. f York, June 34 (jp—Haavy body. ditlonsi |t.25O,()00 Ur the gate. Manchester stiu has a rsprs- Field. Gary GentHcore (alngl*, N«W The 24-year-nld champion lata Amefk** PontiecUi's ...... 4 .667 JOein wsb ruimer-up In the weightt-mampten Floyd Pattsriten Pqttereon atIH held as a $Hrl Spa^rblg portnert employodiy#d by Ingfimu’ JohaiissoaJoha . «t Gro«- senUUvs In ths Cennsetieut home nm ), Paul Leoh* (two aln- iOoae with hooking flurries of 10 to favorlta to win, and a 3-1 r.helea Baltlmor* S. Cleveland 1. ttlks ••..4 .667 19M fitete Junior Chempten- , glee) and Qiiorg* B y^O lM (home will Mieck out Sweden’s Ingamar iingtrt whoWho h«]p«dhCleveland Indians up on top of ths Helghte In the memlAg round Wethersfield, Billy Kufta of short as Manchsater opucal and Thundar" -1* the way Edwin weight,” said .lohnston, who man New York at Kansas City 10 in the sixth inning for Pontlcdlli's American loop etandinfaf Pitch Ahlquiit, Johanison’a advisor, He wa* (Haquallfind tor running Catekwg Up < end then etme beck after Indian Hill was paired . with aeorad a 9-T triumph laet night at aged champions Sandy Saddler pm, Bronstad (0-11 va. Daley and Al Cyr chased home an insur ing ir the im swer... Ruftolk luneh te edge Iley Klein Ben Ltwon of Edgewood and deacrihe* the mighty right and and not fighting in the heavy Nino ftraSgbt wins and now two Waddell Field. Gary Janloka en and Archie Moore. weight final against tha late Ed (8.SI. ance %narker In Uia seventh. Downs opsnsd Hto 15th racing of Felrehlld Wheeler, one-up. Jerry Courville of Shorahaven joyed a perfect S-for-S night, in Ingamar, hlmeelf, appears to Catclier Dave Anderson rapped straight dsiMts for kbuekleban This bbserver believe* Patterson die Sander* of (he United States., Washlnaton at Chicago 2:30 season today,. YankSM and Smith'e game had to )>* at its drew Sam Petrone of Hubbard cluding a hcm« nm and teammate agre*. will (nove right In on the unbeat o. ti). - Kemmerer (4-8) vs. Dono- out two doubles and a single.in pltchlqg acs Hoyt Wllhsim df th* Cleveland will play a doubleheader Ingo ha* kept the mighty right Johansson wasn't even awarded Baltimors Orioles. Could it be bejri egelnat Klein, like th* Height* In other quarter-final., Bruce Cappa chipped in with a en European champion seconds the silver medal fOr second place. ran (4-4>. three trips for the victors while on Wednesday afternoon, July 15, Silk Towner a youngster still matchea./ Kufta’a * a c o n d single and double for the winnara. under wrap* in training.■ ■ ’ ThThsre’a aftsr th* opening hell. He prob Boston at Detroit 2;.30 p.m. • " Mac McCurry, who fanned 1.3 bat that rival clubs are finally catch It New York. Originally scheduled not-much question ihst he has th* Seven year* later he has the ing up to th* maatsry the former In hit teen*. Smith, who round win over msdaliat Ed Gary Oailalhor homered tor th* ably will bang away at the body chance of hla life to wipe out that Harshman (1.0» va. Mosal, (.3-^). ters, collected three bjngles in four for one game, a rain out resched power in that flat, aa evidenced by to bring down JohansDon'a hands at bats, Ponticelli’s Don (illha National {aagua rcUsf aos held needed a rest ekriier In the Creed, one-up, waa one of tha Paritade. black mark against hla record. Baltimore at Cleveland** p.m. — uled gams has resulted In.a mid- round to recover from a day's "biggest surprise*. OpUcal ...... 310 34x—9-7-8 hla first round knockout of Bddle and then shoot for the head. He Brrrwn (4-21 va.. Scof-e <7-4). struck out 11. over UismT Did you know that wsek bargain day tor baeeball Mschen, then th* No. 1 contender, Wilhalm aervod hii approntleeahip - Parkad* ...... 000 106— 7-8-8 .may get nailed In this all-out aa- Tomorresr** Schedule In winning for the first time. fane. at Ooteborg, Sweden, last Sept. 14, saulk' F4P took advantage of eight In organised basebiUrin ths Bos Cappa"and Lodge; Johnson and New T*rft at- Kansas City 10 a a • Dotchln. *n,d hi* fifth round kayo Of Brit If he does, and goes down, the p. m, , ' walks and six errors. Five runs in ton (now MUwaukoa) Braves' ain’s Henrv Cooper at Stockholm, farm sytUm but waa plekad up NATIONAL LBAGUE story could he different. I think ^-iS^aahlnirton at Chicago 2:30 p.m. the first inning proved more than Old Thnen Day May 19, 19,57. Patisraon will be loo close to hla enough for the winifers, Who had by th* Ntw York Olanta tor 12.500 RIek Mapalont (Morlarty Bros.) Boston at Detroit 2:.30 p.m. Annual Old Umars Day at Tan- Legion^ Rockville bested Bob Hurley (Garden Grovt) Showed Nothing opponent to get hit by euch a pun- Baltimore at Cleveland 2 p.m. lost .five straight times. ,.Gus Trlaadoa. called Oua Tre Merrill (Pinky) May, manager mendous ^ Boston sportsoaatars, kss Stadium this season will toS' 5-3 in a neat piteher’* duel huit Both Mschen apd cooper, how- lahlng blow. Ponticelll's ,.102 001 1-5-9-4 evrt, are standup. flghteri. They of (he Almanac* Indians - in th* Bantly Oil ...001 200 0-3-7-4 and Bob 'n rley of the TanksM tiire former Tsnkas greats against night at Buckley Field. Macalone Knockout Rfenrd > National League players . from sll 34 NstlonsI both box In the claaaic style Patterson has won 16 of hla last Carolina League, broke into, or Gliha and Anderson; McCXirry , are business paxtnara In the Inyur- held the Oterera to Jusl tour hit*, ganised hasehall a* ■ third bale- 3’eaterday'a Reaulta League teams that faced the walked four patter* and struOk out Jnhaneeon ie accustomed to. Neith 17 fights by knockouts. He ka.yoed First baseman Dick Stuart of Pittsburgh, right, shares locker room limelight with and Coleman. ' ance fl*M In Baltimors. The busl- Play at Mount Nebo man with Durham, N.C., in'198A " Mitwaukfr^ B. St. .Louis 3 Yanks in World Series competl 10. Art Huntington (2-3) and er doee much body punching. Archie Moor* In five to win (he pitcher Vernon I.Jiw after game last night in which Ijiw went all the wa.v to 5-1 win F * P ...... 300 -4T)0 0-9-5-1 neaa is. known as Diamond Asao- Loe Angela* 4. Philadelphia 8 elatas. .Rumor lano baa It that ro- tIon. Tlats is Saturday, Aug. 8 with .tohn Andreoll' (1-2) Isd the Mori- Joheneion, tpo. la a etandup fight tl^le, and in hla defenses stopped Trust ...... 2 0 1 000 0-3-6-6 er who operates with, an orthodox Tommy (Hurricane)) ,T)irk*on In Ijarry Schmitt of .Waltham, Chicago S, Cincinnati 1 over the Gjants. Stuart homererl in the ninth. Law helped his own cause with RBI’s Pearson, Cronin, Rithard (6); gardleas of where th* Yankee* Kansas City meeting the Tanks in arty batters while Grove's Jim ntMmrgh 3, San Prancisco 1 the regular echeduled game.. . Southpsw Steve McAdsm LeSure belt^ a two-run homer. left jeb end follnwe with atralght 10, Pete Rademacher in six, Roy Maas., son of Harvard line coach in both second and third innings. (AP P h o t o f a x ) ______, Simmons, -Ma.v :(43, Simmons (7) finish, this will b* Casey Stengel’s Ted Schmitt, has been granted a W. L Pet. G.B. last aa skipper. Floyd •Patterson’s outlook will be on the mound tonight Morlarty’s .... 030 002—5-8-1 right hand*. In training, however, Harris In 12, and London' in 11, and (No Catcher listed). Ingo haa, ahown nothing. Me last May 1. scholarship to th# University of Mitwaukee 39 28 .582 — money: "If I’ve learned one thing, fit Mt. Nebo when the Dil- Moior League Grove ...... 002 001-3-4-4 San Francisco 38 31 .551' ' 2 it's what happened to fellow* lik* Macalone and McCoy; Hurley floundered like an amateur when He almost put Ijondon awa-f In ritta.burgh. He plays football. CHCRCH LEAGUE wprth-Cornell-Quey, Post 102 he waa pressed. th# flrat round while using eight Ln* Angeler. . 38 33 .535 3 L ea sim o b T V Johnny Saxton, Kid Oavtlan, even aaaaLeader>== and Troy. S3 . .529 A home run by Jim Sullivan Joe Louis. Right now, I’m square Junior American Legion base Patterson is completely dlfferent- ounce gloves. They will he \ialng Francis (Salt-f) Parkar, Pittoburgh .. 37 SH and three doubles by Frank Beiet- > -f. caiannsl 8’s Fro Shop program OMoago . . . . 34 S3 .507 5 on my taxaa, and It’a going to stay ball club makes it* 1959 home American LeagiM in hia mode of fighting. The lithe, the aklr\-tight six ounrera Thurs with the San Francisco (Hiants, Vern Law Joins Face teri powered the knights of Co Saturday night at 7 o^eleck will New York. June 34 (4h — Poa- .455 dabut in a scheduled 6; 15 teat pantherlah champion fight* out of day night. managed the Danville Loaf* in St. Louia . . . . 30 36 lumbus to an 11-5 Win over the Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams who has been benched for poor hitting, lashes feature Alex Haeknsy, golf pro that way.’’ . . .Tub-thumper for the Batting—Kuenn,^ Dstroit, .362; SO 37 .448 9 against neighboring Rockville; albl* shower* tomorrow after a crouch. He ‘hob* snd weave*, And Patterson seems more de the Carolina League in 1956. Cincinnati . . . Center Congo* last night at Mt. out eighth inning home run to the upper rightfield stands of Briggs Stadium as Bos fessional at the Maneheater Coun Patterson-Johansson fight 1* Joe Kaline, Detroit, '*.351: Runnels, PM4adeiphia . 25 40 .385 IS Cahill, sports publicity chief at Ctoach Whltey Johnson's unbeaten noon or night were forecast to .holding both glove* in front of his termined than ever before to im Nebo. Tom Stevenson turned in six ton won 10-4 liver Detroit. Williams in returning to the lineup had a single, a home try Club. Tbit will bs the secodd Boston, .336; Woodling, Baltimore, day in New York. These could Today’s Oamea West Point.. .Major league base nin* will be Basking Its third .328; Fox. Chicago, .328. face In a peek-a-boo style. Hla press some skeptical writers and The freah-water fly. rod Is find spectacular plays in Ihftfieid for run and a walk in three trips to the plate to raise his batjing average from .189 to In a ssries 'with area pros featured straight Zons Two victory and In-terfer# with th# heavyweight forearms protect hi* body. any doubters among the public as ing Increasing favor among ealt- Chicago at Cincinnati B p.m.— the victorious Knights. each Saturday night with (Ssorge ball teams^have conducted, or will, Runs Batted In .— KiUebraw, Drott (1-1) va. Broanan (2-3) As Aces with Pirates .222. Detroit Tigers catcher Lou Berberet waits for the pitch which went the other more camps tor prospective play-, fourth win of th* aenaon. Washington", 53; Skowron, New championship''fight between Floyd Floyd moves quickly from aide to hia ability. water anglers for many fish in K of C ___ 400 231 1-11-1.3-1 Ehrlich handling the shoWs for Patterson and Ingemar Johansson St. Louis at Milwaukee B p.m. way—for a home run. (AP. PhotofaT^ ers in Connecticut than sine* the Poat Commander Lee Pallno will York 52; Jensen, Boston, Colavlto, to aide. Once In a whlla he shifts There will be close to 1.400 writ sizes ranging fram snapper bhies Congos ___ 100 100 .3- 5- 7-2 the station... Phil Sullivan, Little In Yankee Stadium. Today waa to a lefthandad stance. He is hard ers in tha eight press rows. to tarpon, j( >-Mise)l (B-S) vs. Buh. (6-3) PIRATEA 5, GIANTS 1—Law,* ‘.wo other hits off loser Gene Con pre-World War I era. be on hand to throw out the flrat Cleveland and Allison, Washing ' New York, .lune 24 ^ Moske and Lappen; Powell. League baseball president, reports ball. 'The American Legion band bright and lunny, and fair weath to hit squarely. True, he ha* been There la a definite upswing to Philadelphia at Lew Angele* 11 who had-a 7-5 record at this time ley (4-4). Danny McDevitt (fl-fl) Robinson (6) and Whitney. * • • ton. 47. p.m. — S e^ roch (2-5) vs. Craig What’.s kept Pittsburgh’g Pi that several local groups, non- and color n a rd also will take Hohie Runs—Killebrew, Wash er waa forecast for Friday and knocked down in title fights by the fight. Promoter Bill Rosen- Jerry Dahlke and Bill Dufour, while riinnlng up his best one-year was the winner, giving up seven sponsors of antrtas, contributed to On 03vn St PIsite Sabirday. In event of rain th* ■ohn said his advance sale yester who have been up with the Chicago ( 1-0 ) rate* so close to the National part in a brief pre-game program. ington, 24; Colavito, CHeveland, 22; Pete Rademacher and Roy Harris. record (14-12) last season, missed hits, one a two-run homer by Dave HARTFORD T3VI IJCAGUE The Stumper Turns Thumper the recent canvass, n r s t NkUonal fight would be held Friday night. day wa* $460,000 and he predicted Pittsburgh at San Frandara Philley, "I feat that I can help a batter Alan, Manager Earl Petersen re Allison, Washington. 19; Mantle, But h* got up quickly and fired White Sox. are in the Memphis League lead ? The answer is a second consecutive shutout when Taking advantage of four Mori- Bank of Mancheotsi’ eontribute•*. An- a walk and .Jackie Brandt's double De leter and Hodges homered until he get* up to the plate. Once ports that membership cards in New York, 18; Triandos, Balti tonell) (10-4) the pitching of Vern Law and arty Bros.’ errors and getting ex 1100 tor ths small fry baseball he's up there, he has to use his th* Legion’s new Booster Club will more and Lemon, Washington, 17. poaitiv* that had weather would Floyd still leap* 'In with hip needs $,500,T)0fl to break even. Assn. - gave the Giants a fourth-inning in a ^eoiding, three-run fourth, cellent one-hit pitching from big leagues. British Amsrican Club develop tomorrbw. It spoke only With prediction* of fair weather Tomorrow’s Schedule Roy Face, a starter-reliever with Hodges' tying Hank Green own judgment. If a player prae- be honored tonight. "gar,*11*" right — a punch thrown pair who h*ve put away more than run. Tlje hUt righthander batted Joe Haberl, St. Cyril's blanked the ISO and Royal les Oeam $26. of "increasing cloudiness with a for Thursday night, the gate may The Balmoral racetrack In CSil- Chicago at Cincinnati B p.m. berg for 11th place on the all-time tleea enough he will learn how to McAdam, who won two of three National liSague while he tprlngs into the air with half of the Burs’ victories. In two of the Bucs’ first three Oilers 3-0 last night at Colt’s Thera wars numerous donations chance of ehowere In th# after-, a catlike motion. But moat im even hit th# $'700,000 mark. Re oagb formerly was kttown m St. Louia at Milwaukee 2:30 runs. Dick Stuart hit his 14th major league list at 331. J[t-was his hit,’’ Oeoriie Slaler told mt last decisions with lait year’s State Batting Aaron, Milwaukee, p.m. Law and Face -were the only Park. Heberl walked two bat of leaser amounts which helped spring In St. Petersburg. The tor ehamplonihlp combine, will be noon or at night" portant of all la Ml devastating ceipts from closed cim ilt TV, IJnooln ■PMelde. homer and had four of the Pirates' 11th of the season and .followed a ters and struck out four while nut the drive over the to p ... .390; White, St. Louis, .358; Philadelphia at Loa Angeles 11 winners when the Pirates lost double ’>y Wally Moon, who now Williams’ Hitting mer flrst baasman, a member of making hia first start this sum Oepeda, San Francisco, .335; 15 hits. surrendering a lone safety to third Mickey Msfitls struck out 120 p jn .. seven of their first nine games and has hit in 16 -'onsecutive games. baseball's Hall of Fama, i* em mer. Steve waa quite Impreaaive Moon, Loe Angeles, .833,^Temple. Pittsburgh St San Francinco jumped off on their hoped for run .So.m .Tones (8-7) wa# the loaer, • » • baseman Andy Maneggia. Tomor timM in 510 trips to the plate ployed as a batting coach with th* in the three innings that he giving up 10 hits and three funs row night the locals engage Pratt In 1968 tor an average of once Cinciimatt, .332. 4:80 p.m. . to the pennant by plunging to the CUBS 8, REDH 1- Lee Walla Pittsburgh Pirates.' Sislar has bean worked in th* Juniors' opening 10^ Runs'" Batted In — Banka. Chi cellar. Now Law, ace. of the-start In hi* flrst start since pitching Sc Whitney Aircraft and then meet every 4.8" at bats. credited with the rls* of Bob Skin 1 triumph over West Hartford doubled home a run In the first Hamilton Standard on Friday. cago,-67; Aaron. Milwa^ikae. 63; er* with an 8-.4 record, and Face, the Giants Into their short stay inning, then added ar RBI single • • • ner and Dick Stuart aa outstand two weeks ago. He did not give up Ir flrst place fast Friday night. St. Cyril's ___ 010 002 0—3-.3-1 Robinson. Cincinnati. 60; (topeda, Tiipsday’t Homers the majors’ top winner at 11-0, in a fwo-riin. wrap-u^ fifth for ing'young hitters with the Bucs. a run or hit while striking out five San Francisco, 57; Pinson, Cin have won 19 between them and the * • Morlarty's ___ 000 000 ft.- 0-1-4 Rome Run Threat and walking four batters. NYION Tins the Cubs against loser Joe Nux- "Slsler has worked with me and he cinnati, 61. Bucs hold fourth place With, a 37- BRAVES 9, CARDS 5 Del Haberl and Wojcik; McDonough Bob AJUson, young Washing The locals, who have nipped WARDS (Beaaen Total In Parentheaea) hall (3-6). Glen Hobble (7-6) was and Alemany. ' . has helped," Stuart told ip*. "But Home Run- — Mathews, Mil American Iwagii* .33 record. Crandall dro in four runs for the winner, g ving- up eight hits, ton eutfleldar who has been hit when I go lip there to hit, 1 go up South Windsor 3-2 and walloped waukee, 22; Banks, OMr.icgo and Law, 29, a righthander who’s the Braves, • breaking a 3-3 tie but ,bl king the Reds, after they ting the haadlinsa because of his there swinging. Thay don't pay Willlmantic 14-4 In other starts, Aaron, Milwaukee. 19; Robineon, AUiaon, Senators (19).- with a onc-on homer his 12th, in JC-COIIRANT LEAGUE New York, June 24 (^P)—« 10-2, and moving within two^-aingles by Bob Nieman and Ous will unveil a formidable lineup Iften sround since 19.30, put away •scored in the flrst inning for his Righthander Kenny Irish pitch big bat, wont to ths University of off on bunts or single*.’’ After a Cincinnati, 16; Cepada, San Fran Mantle, Yankee* (18). the fifth inning against lo.ser Hal Okay, so one game doeim’t games of first place Cleveland. The Triandos. The Injuns scored on Kansas.on a football scholarship. slow start, Stuart, who makes his comprising six player* batting 824-828 MAIN ST. SPECIAL! his third in a ‘row last night, keep flr.st complete game in seven start* cisco and Boyar, St.. lAuis, 15. Bauer, Yankees (4). Jeffcjat. Wes Covington, who ed two-hit ball and teammate Bill Indiana lost ,3-1 to Baitimore'While Woody Held's 12th home run in over .300. Veters'n Pat Mistretta, ing the Pirates within’ 3',j games since May 13— when he .ehiitout Calhoun collected two hits as Man end a slumpi But give Ted AUigofi, not to be confused with home during the off-ieason In Con McDougald. Yankees (2). drove in a pair of runs, followed Chicago's second place White Sox the eighth, ending Pappas' shirt.- Jelmny Callisoh, another rookie necticut, has started to hit both for who is used In the outfield when of first place with a six-hit, 5-1 Cincinnati. T, chester (team has no sponsor a* William.s one. game in De out string at 17 Innings. ' Jansen. Red Sox (14). Crandall’s .shot with his fifth 'lom- moved within one "game of the top with the Clhleago White Rox, ie average and for distance. npt pitching, tops th* locals with Maixone, Rad Sox'dO ). victory ..over San Francisco. That yet) trimmed Veeder-Root 5-3 In troit’s Briggs Stadium and by defeating Washington, 4-1. made Law the first NL pitcher to er in the fifth, inning. Carl Willey a glittering .636 average and nine WiUiamg, ^ *d Sox (3). (3-1) was the winner, giving up last night’a opening game at Colt'a WHITE SOX 4, SENATORS I beat every other club this season, Free G olf Jjessons Park. Fine defensive plays were the slurhper is The Thumper .imns batted in. His seven hits in Hold, Indians (12). 10 hits )>ut gaining a complete Again. The big guy of Boston’s Red RED SOX 10, TIGERS 4- - The —Early Wynn (10-5) became the clude two singles, three doubles Lollar, Whit# Sox (8). snd It's the first time he's pulled turned In by Bobby Daigle and Al Red Sox, jumping from eighth AL’s top winner of the season BiOGisrmEBmiNTmM game ir his' flrst st^ft since May Sox has made Briggs Stadium his and two triples for a whopping it off In his nine-year career. At E llington R idge •lohnson in the outfield. ' The Silk place to sixth; broke loose for five with his 259th career Victory. He 1956 Japanese Derby Winner Today 29. Ken Eloyer hit a two-run horn Towner* scored single runs in the favorite hall yar-' since he hurst total of 14 bases. National Lwaguo The defeat once again dropped et for the Cards, who lost starter into the American League in 1939. runs on three homers In the last got it with an eight-hit. seven- Shortitbp Chuck Saimond cur Legion ve. Rockville, 6:15^Nebo. WHITE WALLS-BLACK WALLS first five innings. PF’a V*. PonticelH,-6:J5— Oval. Boyar, Cardinals (13). the second place.Giants two games Alex Kellner when he hurt his el Free'golf lessons for youngsters Now, 20 years later, it's still a two innings. Williams’ third of strikeout job backed-lip by Sherm rently sports a nieat .462 batting behind the league leading Milwau of members of the Ellington Ridge Manchester ...... I l l 110—.3-5-2 the year, the 485th of his career, Loilar's two-run homer, his eighth, In EaMern Dehut at Belmont FNB vs. Green Manor, 6:15- Stuart, Plratea (14). bow while pitching in the flrst Veeder-Root . . 100 002-3-2-1 tonic. average, with six hits in 13 at bats, Dometer, Dodgers (14). kee Braves, who whipped St. inning. Country Club will start Friday and Frank Malzone’s 10th scored and a pair of two-out, RBI hits and Dick Avery has collected two (Jhartar Oak. , Check W A R D S Low Prices Irish and Austin; Lowdes and It was at Briggs that Williams, V*. * • * moQ-ning at 11 o’clock,"Pro Wally two runs in the eighth. Then from Earl Torgeson. The Sox Elki Nasslff. 6:15—Keeney. Hodges, Dodgers (11). Louis 9-5. Third place Los An Clough, then The Kid, hit a three-run. t-wo- binglea in five appearances for a Gilliam, Dodgers (2). geles stayed a half-game ahead of DODGER.<4 4, PH Il^ 8 Home Cichon reports. Those eligible are Jackie .Jensen counted three in also nailed three Nat runners at K*w York, June 34 (A3 — H e-t Poppy Jay ($3.60) took th* .400 mark. PaganI v*. Norman’* 6—'Ver- out homer in the ninth that hauled planck. Oandall. Braves (12). Pittsburgh by beating Philadel runs by Junior GUJiam, Gil Hodges In the 8 to 12-year-old bracket. the ninth with his 14tb. All three the plate, in the first three innings, kuehlkera, winner of the 1958 Grand Rush Purse et Delaware Third baseman Wea Feshler. RECREATION LEAGUE the AL into an All-SUir game vic Park and Resolved ($10.80) won PAF: v s . AAN aub, 6- Waddell. Covington, Braves (5). phia. 4-3. The Chicago Cubs de and Don Demeter got the job done Both boys and girls are w'elcome. were off reliever Dave Slsler, the giving Wynn the lift he needed first baseman Lsirry Lovett and Flnaat 13.3 won both ends of a tory in 1941. Just two years ago, Japanese Derby end first thor the Park Helghte Purse at Wash Medics -vs. Man. Auto, 6—Buck- Phllley, PhlliiM (3). feated Cincinnati, 3-1. for the Dodgers, who had only The classes will be held every it was at Briggs that Williama ex-Red Sox righthander. for what was only his second outfielder Skip Marsh e*oh have [IZRiverside twinhill last' night at Robertjon complete game in eight stars. Bill oughbred from that eonntry to ington Park. Balmacara ($31.80) ley. *■ Friday morning for a nine week shook a July slump and started a Ike Delock (6-4) was the win rapped out tour aafetiea in 11 trips period. Park, trouncing the Post Office Fischer (6-3) lost It. ' ‘ • race in the UAlted States, made his scored in the .Lake Suecses Purse Clvltan vs. Tempi*. 6:16—Nebo. 17-4 in the Opener' and walloping comeback that led to his fifth bat ner with a flve-Jiitter. He blankBd Eastern bow today in the $38,600- for a .364 average. -V First tournament of the season the Tigers on two hits over the • * • at Belmont Park, and Scriven Willis va.. Green Manorf 6:15— AIR CUSHION NYLONS Flrat National 23-8 In the night- ting title, at .388. added Bowling Green Handicap at Newcomer Tony Falcetta, un Robertaon. for Ellington Ridge members is last six innings after the Red Sox, YANKS 10. A’s 2— The Yan ($9.80) took th* Ayer Purse at beaten in two starts, and Mistret- listed Sunday when a Scotch Mixed can under the lights. Now a 40-year-old Williams, Belmont Park. Suffolk Downs. 'His Gray Flan Walnut V*. Bill's, 8:30, Robert TUII-TYPI ILACKWALLS The winners collected 45. hits who made four, errors, gave away, kees. shrugging ofF Sunday's dou ta, who picked up the easy win Four Ball event will be staged. back in the Ilngup after being three unearned runs in the thirti, ble defeat by Cleveland, made it The Bowling Green is a mile and nel Purse at Monmouth Park was son Park. In the two games, with Dave benched for weak hitting for the over Willlmantle Sunday, will be the reducing, their edge to 5-4. Paul seven out of nine with an 18-hlt three-eighths on ths Widener won by Lastbom ($18.60). ready to epell McAdam should the Thursday, June 35 H e re ’s Stimaon atroking three home runs flrat time in his career, says grasa eoursa, and the Oreentree East Hartford— Will former and teammate Don Goehring get Foytack (5-7) was the loser, giv barrage that included three twd- Buck Thornburg, leading rider lefthander ruiYlnto trouble. Rock PonticelH v*. FNB, 6:15-Char- heavyweight boxer Tony Galento "Don’t count me out!’’ following a ing up'four runs and three of Bos run homers—by Mickey Mantis •Stable’e Pop Corn has top weight at 'ililaUedown, had four ^nnera, ter Oak. ting. One in the nightcap. Rick single and 'home run In three at- villa dropped its flrst Zone start to be able to withstand the combined tons 13 hits in the first inning aa (18). Hank Bauer (4) and Gll MC- of 120 pounds in the field of 12. When and Where ($8.80), Bright Trust V i. Green Manor, 6:15— n a m e that Fontinello and Nick PaganI hit bats last night as Boston rapped Pep.Com la the 8-1'cholc*. while WlDimantlc last Saturday. assaults of the wild and rowdy best for the Mailmen while .Tim the Tigers lost three in a row for Dougald (2). Southpaw Whltey Way ($3.60), Carol C ($7.d0), and Keeney. *.F(M ST Graham Brothers? Wrestling fans Detroit 10-4. the flrst time since mid-May. Ford (7-4), who sprained an ankle HaJtucfilkara was listed at 15-1, Black Jal ($13.40). Aceto vi. L a w y # r *,' 6- -Var- / Coffiel and Rob Barbero homered and Packs llS pounds. Canadian .NEW CADDIE FEES Nylon cord cushiom impad plus ex, tax will learn'the answer (onight When for First National. It was only the fourth time this • • " * in hla last start, was the winner At Hollywood Park, Jockey planck. m a k e s the season that Wllllarrrs, who Jockey" Hedlay Woodhouse rides Albany, N.Y. (fl“)—Beginning '^■nd Intae-ln tire they become embroiled in a cele Finaat l5.3 ORIOLES 5, INDIANS 1— with a flve-hltter. He “retired Johnny Longden was advised that Oct. 1, New York stats will have Sullivan’* v*. Parkade, 6—Wad for greater rood safely. brated feud spicing a six-man tag upped his average to .222, hak the last 19 men in a row after -th* Japanese 8-year-old. .34(10) 222 x - 23-27-3 Young Milt Pappas (7-3), winning ths stewards at Washington Park* a rule that golf caddies will re dell. managed two hits in one game t - team match at East Hartford High National 105 020 0- - 8-13-5 three of his last four decisions, four hits gave the A ’s two nm* in Hakuchikara la owned by had suspended him for 10 days tor Green Manor vs. Morlarty, 6— School. Galento will be lined up and it was his flrst game in Briggs the third. ■» ceive a $2.28 -minimum for carry Carr and Truman; Gorsky, handed the Indians their fourth Hiroehl Nlshi of Tokyo, and hae interference during the Beverly Buckley. FULL 15.MONTH OU ARANTEE with Don Curtis and Mark Lewin Stadium this year. ing one golf bag for 10 to 18 hole*. Peterson and Zikus. defeat In six games with a five- Rip Coleman (2-6) Nas the .raced In . Oalltomia ilnce being Handicap Saturday. Imngdan wen Baptist V*. St. Mary's, 6:15— in a six-man battle i-oyal pitting .flown to this country In May m Tha minimum fee tor nine holes n ill-T Y P I WHITEWALLS Finaat 13,3 ...303 232 4 -17-18-1 That loss, their fifth in seven hitter, The third place Orioles loser, giving way. when Bill SkovO- the race abeierd Honey* Gem. win be $1.35. Nebo. ------in tires them against TTie Shiek snd the Post Office 010 100 2 - 4- 9-5 games, plunked the Tiger* to fifth. had 'io hits,- beating Gary Bell ron's liner hit him on the 'arm 1958, In six starts last year the Poat OSoe vs. Llbsrty Mutual, Graham Brothers. First bput Hawthorne and Truman; Lang The New York Yankees took (6-7) with two runs in the third after Mantle's homer In tl» flrst chestnut horse ran second onee, 6:15—Charter Oak. >3 ^ more buyf o starts at 8:30. ford. Lombardo (5) and Wright, fourth;" belting Kansas City again, on a pair of walks and two-oul inning. and finished fourth in th* $100,000 Nike va. Marinae, 6:80 — Rob- Crandall (4). Sunset Handicap won by Gallant artson Park. Tubolofs Tir# or Tbbol Man. Ha earned $11,500. Lynch Finishes with Fluiry This year In six starts, Hekuehi- ' ATO-15 Mvny ft WAm fsAy ! Tefitimonial for Golfer* Vecchiato Boxes Bob Scanlon kere wen the $60,400 Washing- Mew wMewant add beau plus ax. tax Carter's ten's Birthday Handicap at Santa To Get Decision over Smith ty, and are seuff-reiiitanf. and ^do-lh Hr# YOU SAVE Mancheater High Schopl’a State Anita in February, beating the CTIAC (Con'nectlcut Interscholasilc A;rgdntine hone Anieado and the WORK CLOTHES In Televised Bout at Chicago By Bari Toet fLyneh’e career. Smith was the blouse you get more when you buy Athletic Conference) champion- Engilsh-brcd Aorangi, ahlp golf team will be honored at Pitching — INYL0^ stopped only once. snd'then defeated Ziilueta, • Handicap, last week • at Belmont in th* first two'rouhde, Liynch ran PBEB BABiONO His last defeat came two year* into a barrage of righta and lefts ROUTB M triple Ump»r»d • Triple Tough Imost Eunything mMutomotiv^* and before (fmlth etopped, a deep BOWLING ago when M was disqualified in a Mrs. Wallaea .Gilroy’s Oh John 4 MUaa Vrosa New LopAon . FOR POWER THAT NEVER SLEEPS 5 d Ay S ONLY! AMKRICA’S FINEST AUTOMOTIVE PARTS fight against Marcello Padovanl Board with Mick ny eatrlu top^ vftifht of IIT cut on the left eyelid left Lffnch’i for throwing a low punch. — * Bounds. Ths Crabgrau Stable’s face, body and trunka a maai of b lo^ . any 6 -v«lt cor • A C p h 6 d u c t s • m a l l w i y ...„ Vecchiato, a rough inflghter who Gainesville, Fla. (iP)~ Quarter- Nourofidin, nosed out by Ono-Bysd ‘Annaiiest'' tlie*. *-T Nyk* ^ likes to carry the attack, held Xing in ths John R. Maeomber Th* edt bothered tha Hartford LANE LEAGUE backback .lack Jones, who Im- I n l u t o ^l i t e • McQUAY NORRIS Duillo Lol to a 15-round draw in a presaed Unlvaralty of Florida Memorial last week, csrriss 113 battlar, who met in Smith the first bout for the European title. Among Coach Bob Woodruff during pounds,: and Ada Rice's . Air Pilot nationally kiiewn battler of any EI-MINUTE FREE 8 A M4IMM his victims age Oermano (javaleri prestige, and he hao to altar his Igtf* • BENDIX BRAKES ' • RAYBESTOS BRAKES spring football drill*, boarded with has 118^ by Ck»dya*»- H"®* and Fernand Ttollet. He kayed Yankee alugger Mickey Mantle’s Mrs, Rloe (Uso hda Talent Show attack In th* ensuing rounds. INSTALUTION Garble Taki in three rounds in hla Rmlth kspt pecking away at th* C ^ bss. lo#sr>| 1 ^ • BOHG WARNER ' f THOMPSON PRODUCTS • family in .Commerce, Okla„ during gning In ths Ill.OOO-addsd 8aJva> last start June 2. his high school days. ter Mile et Monmouth Park. Bight 'ey* and th* out bled profuaeIy,dur- 12-voh as law « 13.11 • FEDERAL MOGUL • WAGNER LOCKHEED were entered tor this reos, and Inc most of the action. BOWLIliG W M - . — Complexionimplsxlon of the fightflgi changed "Powarrfiord'^if weeaHng O t h » r ' T$lenf Show has high weight of • GRANT RINGS • WALKER MUFFLERS abrupUy li; th*‘‘i* el^th.el^ th that pravanit'"ebrrat(on M 13d p ^ d fi. Ttobs and Isondu, from whfih Lynch; tralnng trailing on The battary piotos. . . causa e l the HbooMleld Farm, each have Herald’s scorecard, cam* out at s teams and Individuals COMPLETE LINE OF SPEED EQUIPMENT 233. ’liiay ran 1-3 in the Oeean: 8 5% pf oH battary faihirob Tomif oi low CM ^125 o woolrl ' iveloome . th* bell and unleasliod a loft hook It Your lleiiler Doesn’t Stock Parts We Invite Yoiir Inqulrlea port Handicap on opening day at NEXT TQ J, M, FfUilMI ThbBia>ptisfiyfini(l^V>^ 0 ■■ • haby sitting that 'eeht Smith taaling into tha Monmouth. ropes. Before Smith e ^ d com* Stott p^tafr. tta)ti' B fm t, s fre* Instruction At Your Service doxan grass performers Wars * freoj parking i . ' on, after nearly landing in the Mdio RO«OfV«HOM bevar siepps, fo r 'fM n p f . afitered.fer the $10,000-added VoV '* snack bar front row of seats, tfineb wsa on e t o o Handieep at -Wdahitigton MPW 5ERT C0UER5 SobI Yhotiicd oi 4 air conditioned him like an enragad hull. The a s;'” ’" n ,.,' NIOHOLmNCHE$TER TIREi Inc. MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS IKu’k. Mrs. Herbert Herffs Tu- crowd want wild, -standing and V * ‘ Hi S > 32 RRUNSWlCK flor Bra, Mai Btehop’e’ Hare Reis- shouting eiMUSaffameht to tho LIAOUI 2fS MtOAD STREET—M 3-81T9 2 7 0 IIIOADST.-a.MI9.4B2l tag, end the Hasty House rarm ’’s young favdriU, _ AUTOMATICS MODERN STORES TOR AUTO PARTS fTlAM S TRIPLEM AddHive* taduea aor-^^ “ We Give Green Stairipe** Zkebe each have 133 pounda in the Lynch lost tho ninth round ban dapfialts an clflc**’ . UOe Oui;: Emjt P»y, Plan ; . . Pay Aa Tou Ride' OPiN 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. MONDAY to MIDAY |MUe and ana slx(eanth event, both batUers tired but a roUping ^ * C O U H IS ^ PHONE flalah in tha filial ttuoa i ‘ ‘ STORES Oudfo. PwrbaaNy duly > W . MtMlo TlWPUw Near Broad. M a a o h a a ta r-.^ Ml M I W ) IATURDAYRA.M.toiP.M. ToL Mt t>70l4 . RI^A lio RrmIiL vH|RRHNa U » 1 2 0 2 Otfear Btara* In Hartford; Rast Hartford, ThompsonvUl# the. 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PAGE TWENTVfflVi p - MANCHKSTER irvTO?We HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 19K9 # v - MAfJCWESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONlLf WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1989 ArtlflM For SrIb 45 ArtkkB F«r hnsInoBS Sorvtchs Offered IS I'HEKR OU6 HTA BE A LAW BY PAGAI.Y end SHORTEN BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSR w ith MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PU’ZZLB TOP tOOr-Posaibly tha ete aaM ADMIRAL fraaur, Hid. EMmar* HAROLD A SONh Kubbtah. Remov apd most fartila dalivarad 'n this D4luxa' 9tova, $78. Pri|tdait> ra- ryOUK CAM A M IN^' al—Paper and aahas. Cal) MI NS ______area ’hit year. Place yonr -rdar. frigarator. tu. Lawq '(umtt$ir«, TiwwtBLf coNnnaN AnawtH* to Praykaia Punia CLASSIFIED a-4034. — :«tT9TOA*W , TUeOMlYONtHB I.«onard L. Glflio A Sotu, Bolton $78. Call MI 9-3M2. 3 ^ ...lU . TWV WMEPIAOL ____ ^ SENJ FORA hOClOfNlt.’OOMt«BttD.' iMtNTMOKIK 4 Call MI S-TPU. CLSVl 5 FIVER, Lihi^ry Notw OONNlE’S TV and Radio Sarvloa. CEDAR CLOtHES Itna potaa ta< CHMR6, £VM VdF»^!W ^SS; availabla all bours. SatisfacUon OOHT'AHIIWYOIMCM; ^^LCTTEK OF, VIEARINS ^OARK' HLEAT YmELFU! POWER MOWERS—Toto. iaeob ttailad. Ah sizes. Old pelsa iw>. US, AND 1, THE guarantaad. Call Ml a*lSlS sen, Tazoo and Snapping rurUa moved. Beam poMs. Truck baG CREDIT FiNAULV AOBOil DOWN ADVERTISING tfHjmJO&fMA'SAili I f e e l , tery MI 8-1353. ARRIVED FROM SAME TAMKIR TREE Removal- land Real and rotary. Also riding mew LONDON AND MOW iPlCkSDYbUIO SMALL , FISH OF JlUitt I Greek dittrict CI,A»!llt<'IKD ADVERTISEMENl DEPT. HOURS era, Parts and service. Capitol SOMMONRAYCAV/ EMOUEM ' cleared, firewood cut. inaured. Equipment eo. SI Main at. Man- I CAM SETTLE UP WORDS . 4 -~ * ef boekf 3 Stove pert 8:15 A.M. to 4:.Y0 P.M. Call MI 34743, Paul A. EU’son. WTH you «OOD AND # £ AS WARD, TO WALK A S THE ■ — Bogcn .'S Mythological chatter. Ml 3-7868. BoAts and AccasaorlM 4$ TO F ind AS AM UNKRA , REST OF, lIDiicl* Ton youth CHAPS/ M A M RUBBISH Rcmnvsi Serv PICNIC TABLES 8 $16.85 upT»' ‘ 16 FT AMESRURY sbltt »6at. Nave E6L'S ADAaA'S 'tACMSHUHD.', T H E . •Bd LitU* 4Aftarlska COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ice. Pull time, Realdentlai. com APPLS.i fejysA MUNDAT Thru pRDDAT 10:10 A.M.—BATVRDAt t AM. $18.95 up. Sturdy, braced, con- 1* h.p, motor. Traiiar, AH 8 Comfort mercial,. industrial. Attica' callara, atnictlon 3" western flr, uallv- equipped. Excellent eondltton, MI lIT laht a Struggle yarda. lawn mowing |Ugh graaa .KBaiioii TMuilcal PLEASE READ YOUR Aft cut. Incinerator barrel!, Ml 8-8757 ,• ered and aasamblad. Larger atsea 8.8513. llBMalda—— direction 34Afcend 40 Strong boxes available. MI 8-6444, jUAttaclur EIGHTEEN FT, boat, t h.p, motor, t Division et 35 Soon 41 Teet (fuflix) OUaaUted er "W ant Ads” are tekea ever tke phaaa as a eaa* PLOOR 8ANDINO and ratlnlxhtni ASPHALT MIX In bags $1.70. and trillar. In excellent condition. . ilSltepMt Great Britain srsare 41 Wound ' vanlenoa. Tba advaittsar abould read bla ad the FTMT OAT IT Speclallting la old floors. % ' ptrfonMneta Driveway sealer $1.30 ;tUon. Will tell leparAtely. Galt MI 9-UW. ■ Pania 37 Ingredient! eovMlng APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la Une lor tba aarl hiaar- 8-5750. l,oaa $8 per yard. $1 per Utg. Hot, lortG 10 Camera part 28 Solar disk 43 Pit ttaa. The Herald la reapenstble ter onlv ONE Ineorree* or omitted mix asphalt crushed stone,' FIF PEEN FOOT Sea King. 13 h.p, BY V. T. HAMLIN ' SL POMMtiV* II Tardy 38 Bird'! home 44Seth'a Son REUPHOIOTERT, slip ^vera and a l l e y OOP Inaerttoa for any advertlaement and then only te the extent ef a r gravel. Nusadorf Asphalt Plant, "tutor and trailer. One year old. pronoun' ITJewlih 31 Withdraw 40 Counsel draperlM custom made. Free es 31----- Porctn* "make good" Inaerttoa. Errors whieb de aot leaaen the value e( timates. Opeii evenings' f* your .587 North Mam St. Ml 3 2427. MI .5.4g»6. and >OU «TU. / 'rCAH I >OU KNOW, PONT . .WHEN YCOMB S*CKTO homeland 33 Entrance In 47 Exclamatten the advarttsement will aot be eerrected by “make good” lasarttoa. think MJU.THKT APC8 , COLLECT, BE EUtJE V“ 34V«ituteoomo 48 Esaentlal being convenianre P A M Upho'atary \OU CN41 KBCKON A SCALES WTTH TCU IttHfrarant fencet «TrTOin-OF' UPTOASOUr , 34 AnUtoxIni 33 Trench city S3 — de corpi 50 Girl’s nama Shopa, 307 N. Main St. MT 8.6324. MOVIE CAMERA, 8 mm call Ml THAT UHLEOLP ITS POUNDS Ol* ! IT Mate Totm cooPEU/.noN w il l Building Matsrimls 47 PUKCflOtP? Dial Ml 3-2711 .5-0858. HEN SCRATCH? SOFlaco within BR APi>KBVlATED WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST S3 Rapraaanta* 1 r r r r 4 7 10 II TORO 18 ' ROTARY mower. <58.95 telsvlaton. aarvica 8-4S41 tiva ir i! fl Lost and Pound Automobiles for Sole 4 V g w s OF CAuTiON FSOV rag $89.85 discontinued model) Western Framing, in lOsda 34 Mora add AH a«ClO«M7. 990NE, papa' Marlow «. 867 Main S). $114 per M' SBChaara TYPE SCREENS- Rewired II k 7 LOST—Green Parakeet nam ed'1857 RAMBLER, automatic trana-j^J^h aluminum. Fast service. oh.d o a 5 : « ay - ‘.o-^ Canadian Framing, in lOZde . SB AbatractlMlng mlaaion two- tone, aix cylinder., K1I.OW4TT transm itter. Mobile $83 per M* 117 CravaU ‘Mickey, vicinity of Florence St. New acreena made ur also. A5 I DO' It’ 1) d- , Reward, Phone MI 94221 after 5 economical, exertional value. Weather Guard. 443 Main St., outfii Two meter converter. Speed Combo Doors from $14.86 aa. ■ 3S Canvaiihaltar Afte.r 6 p.m. 15 Elizabeth Drive. AAiFU CVkAJK., graphic 4x5 Will bargain for paneling 1140 per K* 40 Small m p.m. Manchester. Conn. price Ml 8-5128. VSAZ awallowf 11 li Green Manor. I Mahogany Bconopanel 16146 aq, ft, i FLOOR SANDING a specialty. I Window Bllndz from $8.86 aa. ! 41 Through r r 24 11 r r Announcements Skilled wqrkmanahlp. Andy Se- 8d A 16d Common Naila 810.48 kSf.' .43 Cut 1854 NASH sedan In good condition. PHIIX70 AIR conditioner, I,lka 4S Taka tha chair ir , bula. Ml 9-8919. new. tlOfl Value 1.390 MI 8-6189. 1x10 Shaathlnz i5Mi $98 M r II n J) SILVER LANE'S Ten-Pin Bowling $400. ,MI 8-5548. Mnvlnf—Trucklng— Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanteii—Female 35 Disappearing Stairwaya $33.88 aa. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER : 48 Talked (mt Center , opening Sept. let. Make ' METRO APPLIANCE Se-ylce- 4x8 Plyacors IlM per M’ together raaarvatlona now. Tel. MI 9-7066. I Repairs all makes of refrigera- .Storage 20 SEWING MACHINE operators days AVON cuatomars. Many of our beat IXIOKING—For a TV aet 'p. your 1 2 m m NOBODY BUT NOBODY cottage or patio. We have several i y WtA Jab. Tj L II Mtaiurae et Wf A. M. F. Equipment. 1941 PONTIAC, good driving condi ' tori, treezers, washing mt chines, 8 a.m.-4:SC p.m.. also nights 5 Repreientatives were former ctii; land F » H MANCHESTER Moving and Truck reconditioned seta available. Call UNDERSELLS NA’nONAL tion. MI 9-7687. ! dryers, rar.gb oil, gas burners, p.m.-10 p.m. Apply Kaklar Tov tomari. If you use our produrlai DEAU FOR BUYERS WITH CASH M IB3 CantuiT plant m ing Company. I4cal and 'on^ dla- you know there are none better. Modern TW Service. MI 8-8185, 4 BY AL VERMEER w j MI 9-0883. All work guaran'eed tance moving, packing and stor Co., 80 Hilliard St. PRISCILLA’S POP IBS — da cainp Personals NEED A CAR and had your credit ______Why not Introduce them to others. Hills St NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. B4— Vagaa, V 1} r r r turned down? Short on down pay-! AME8,:TE DRIVEWAYS of all age. Weekly van service to New HAIR DRESSERS wanted, neigh Spa're time earnlnga are 82-88 an Nevada i VAtiUlTM CLEANERS rena’rcd In ment? Had a repoaseealon? Dort't | kinda—paving, oil and aeahng. ■York. Ml 3-8563.. borhood shop. Fine environment, hour. Ws train you. Call CH 6-1468. POWER MOWERS 881 STATE S'fREBT, UOood Queen m y. own home shop. Port;* veare give u p ! See Douglas Motors, get NORTH HAVEN. OONN. T II Landicaping of new lawns F-ee MANC54ESTBR Package Delivery, excellent salary, atr-rondltloned. Fsmous makat Briggs and Strai factory expertenee, Aii maksa, low 4he lowdown on the lowest down eatlmatea. Call Paquet Construc Mai-Marie Bea'utv.' Shop, 3 Main CLEANING WOMAN wanted for CHeitnut 8-3147 MIYandi rates, tree eatlmates, tree pickuc and. amalleat payments anywhere. Light trucking and package deliv occasional work. Call Ml 8-8882 Ion engine*, 19" to 24~', 839 95, up. (S3) T tion and Paving Co_ PI 2-8293. HA ery, Refrigerators, washers md St. Hartford. CH 6-9897 or CH j $10 down and 12 weekly fununen ‘and delivery. Mr.- Hiller. JA Not' a small loan or finance com- 3-7200 after 5, 6-2255. ! after 5. ■( 87 Tamale faint If T4904. panv 'plan. Dotiglaa Motora, 833 stove mavhig apeclaity. Folding Diamond!—WatehM>~ (ab.) Ji Mal'h St, LAWN MOWERS aharpeneo re chalra for rent. Ml 9-0T52. COl.R .t DISCOUNT CENTER Jewelry 48 25c WASH—Do It youraelf. Lucky paired. All work naranteei Free WAITRESS WANTED. Call Ml : Help Wante4—Male 36 Ladv Beif-Service Laundry, 11 1950 DODGE four-door sedan, in LEONARD W. TOST Jtwalw, re- pick-up and delivery. We also Painting— Papering 21 4-8913 after 8. Call Ml 9 8970. 436 CENTER MI 9-0980 Maple 8t (acrots from First Na running condition, asking $100. sharpen axes, scissors chisfls, ______ROUTE s a l e s m a n , five dav ’ pairs, adjusts wateliM arptitly. tional Store Parking Lot). MI 9-4496 planer blades and knives, ^runo' week, stesdy employment, mimer- GOING SOUTH. Must sell dining Reaoonabla pricaa. 0pm doily. AND paperhangi1n|. aet, mlicel a> SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL Moske Xn 3-0771. Good clean Workmanship a* rea EXPERIENCED SEWING ous benefits? Apply in person to room end kitchen Thursday evenings. 130 Sprue* WANTKb—Ride to and from Pratt 19,50 OLD8MOBILE V-8' engine, Manchester Coat, Apron and laneoin, CH 7-9598. Street. 50 8-4367. o ■ 1 A Whitney, East Hartford, 7:46- standard transmtasion. Bali hous BOOKKEEPING service for small sonable rates. 38 years lb Man MACHINE OPERATORS Towel Supply po., 73 Sunimtt 81. 00 OP HAVE PATIBNCe V nay on first shift. Ml 3-8330, work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- EXTERIOR and interior painting 'OPENINGS for part-time work. call MI 9-2892. Yard at Stock ' refinlihed used furniture for I WTTH rr, UNFCWrUNATBLV- TP,c:H(5Ci.evf?- ! $40 guqrAnteed for 8 evenings every room. All kinda Of opjpU* Me, JU66i)SrBO SENATOR-)CPe J d Ilmantlc HA 8-1196. Ceilings reflnlsbed. Paperhanglng.'nans' Place, off North Main St. I PRAXITILB6 T%TW -lOUR MpyiN&cp WHOLE LIFE IS ^ 1\- Counlergirt work per week Call Coventry, ancea, aparkling clem, no chip*, Automobile-s for Sale Traners 6-A Wallpaper books. Estimates given come In and compare quality and CHisa^ ?? 7 PHy5(oue« coRiosrry/ ADoor ■nyee CHAN560 FLAT FINISH Holland window Fully covered by insurance. Call . Practical Nuraa 2-6658. THREE-PIECE bedroom sal, kitch-' ahadet made to measure All en set. matching couch and chair.: pricea. Open 8-9. LeBime PUrnl* esVONDVtXiR 1968 PEERLESS Malnllnar. Excel Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. Teacher WltPBSTPRCAMSr metal Venetian blinds * a new Medical Ubranan I portable sewing machine, chest of! ture Hoopltal, 185 South St., FOR S A L E -1954 Lincoln Capri. lent Condition; Owner moling. Hitngtlona Wanteil— Rockville; TR 8-3174. Sacrifice. MI 3-6347 after 5 p.m. low price. Keys made while you PAINTING interior, and exterior. Nurse I drawers, playpen, high chair. Odd ; Beit caXJi offer. Ml 4-1368. wait. Marlow’s. ' piece of furniture. Best offer takes ' Free estimates. Very resionabla. Day Worker Female 38 ... MO-MO BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Call TR 5-4969 or TR 5-5798. Bookkeeper : It. MI 9-4267. Used S ofa*...... VISIT Rbi,LING HILLS, the ulti- WEAlflNO of bums, moth holes MA’TURE business-woman of cul sea Gorman Motor Salea. Bulck mate in mobile home living. Spa Kay Punch Operator Used Piano ...... 676 Sales Slid Service. 285 Main and tom clothing, hosiery rutu, e x t e r io r and interior painting. Salatperson ture and refinement now operating | TAPPAN 30-inch electric ranza. cious lota, patios, treea, flowering handbags repaired, ilpper re 895. Automatic washer, $130. In Sava 10% on new unfinlthed Street. Ml. 9-4571. Open evenlnge shrubs, laundromat in develop No job too sitiall. Reasonable Housekeeper own business la interested In full placement, umbrellas -epalred, rates. Call MI 3-8729. or part-time position of respon ternational Harvester retrijrarator, furniture. ment. Used and new units for men’s shirt collars reversed and Mother's Helper WANTED — Clean used care We sale, .lensem-flnc.. talways . relia Maid sibility and trust. Many years ISO. Combination gee and nil buy, trade down or trade any replaced. Marlow's Little Mend PAINTER and. paperhanggr. deco executive aecretartal experience. range, apace oil heater, any rrffer. Coffee TabiM ...... « 6 TJL PM. M. ble i. Rolling tHilla. Route 44-A, rating, Good clean job. reasonable Short Order Cook • 1H. wrMAe*^^ thing. Douglas Motors, 888 'tain. ing Shop. Car Hop Salary open Excellent reference!. Mlscellanaoue Items MI 3-8876. Single Bads ...... tlO each i 'Z A Mansfield. GA 9-4479. price. S. Yencha, Ml 9-8914 after Write Box Y, Herald, TV SERVICE - Potterton’e. all Waitress OLDER CARS, mechanlci epe 5. ____ FOR SALE—One lawn mower, 14 WATKINS •But I DIDN’T tak« tha car without your parmisslon, ciala, flxll yourfelf cart. Always makea. Highest quality guaranteed Fountain Girl Inchea. another 16 inchea. one BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Dad! Mom just gav# It to me!" a g o ^ selection. Look behind ou7 TRAILER with canvaaa top, adaapa work and parts, over 47 vear’a ex ANY PAINTING—interior and ex Strawberry Picker Situations Wanted—Male 39 baby high chair, m e stroller, 2 USED FURNITURE 'office. Douglas Motors, 383 Main. four. 18 Warren St. perience.-Famoua for service since terior. Superior work. Low prices Tobacco Worker snow Urea, one English bike,, one EXCHANGE „.A m R Au, BUT THAT WAS 1981. Phone MI 9-4537 for best Estimates, no obligation. MI Weaver MAN DESIRES mowing lawfia balloon tire bike 26". Call MI wiAiiPcowe AN UtfLY THma GOING SOUTH. 1951 Cadillac, service. 9-4871. . ______Sewing Machine Operator landscaolng, seeding, liming, fa.r- . 3.4557. 15 Oak Street HERE TO HAVE HI HINTEP AT... lA model 62. four door, two tone, good Auto DriYtng School 7-A Chocolate Dipper tiltzing. tree trimming. $1.50 hour FUN.' you DON'T MIND, I V BY ROUSON EXTERIOR house painting special Rather we find LITTLE SPORTS condition. Best offer. CH 7-9698. MORTLOCK'B Uaachaatar's lead Presssr l.v. CH 6-8161. M0YR4O OUT of state next weak. open Thursday avertings urttll 6 SOME EXCUSE TO ing driving school. Thtaa auilled. Baililing—Contneting 14 ists. Call for free eatlmates. Fully Dictaphone Operator Miiat sell dinette sat,-- black with Closed Mondays lEAVE.. 1 - ^ 1957 DODGE courteous Instruetora. Claaa room in.siired Workmanship guaranteed. Maid—summer MAN WITH 85 years experlmce In gold trim with custom made ALL TYPES of carpentry work PI 2-8002. Calculating Machine Operator accounting. Induatrlal. financial' pad Two pairs custom made ' PRACfTICALLT paw 4-burnar go* ^ -< r Station Wagon $1695 Inatnictloni for 16, 16, 17 year done.___ , _ aUerations,______, dormer., dormers, roof^i table olds. ■ Telephone Mr. Mortlock. Secretary and commercial, wonts part-time 1 lined drspee with valances, full! ztove with tsmperature controUed Only $195 down ing, porchee, etc. Call Ml 8-5981 PAINTING and - paperhanging. position. Cost c.onacioua. wants op-' length1 for picture windows, small 1 oven and broiler, automatic tim Director ot Diivor Education. Clean workmanship. Free aati- CONNECTICUT STATE poriunity to demonstrate ,hts value' er. MI 3-6478. Ml 9-7898. BID WELL ihjME Improvement table, roller skates, ice males. No job too small. John EMPIXIYMENT SERVICE to you. AT. forma of financial skates, small sled, small mirror, 1957 DE SOTO Oo. Alteratitma addltiona ga Verfaille. MI 8-2521, 2-Door Hardtop $1695 I ARSON’S Oonnectieut’a firat il- rages. Roofing and tiding experts. 806 Main St. atalements Including state and melal wardrobe, hand plow, music cenaed driving echooi rained. .. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Manchester, Connecticut federal taxes. Reply to Box A. stand. Iron. Call Ml 3-8659. OdRtiHUldMMXtpigl Only $295 down Cerfified and approved, le ^ow of Unexcelled workmuiship. Easy Private Instructions 28 Herald. fering classroom and behind budget terms MI 8-6485 or TR PRIVATE summer tutoring in your CLERK TYPIST H-TON MITCHBIX alr-condlUoii- 195R EDSEL wheel instruction for taonagers. 5-9109. home. Elementary, all ati‘'jects Dofs—Bird*—Pet* 41 MI 8-6078. er. practlcelly new. Call MI 8-4721. BY JOHNNY HART Passenger Station Wagon AI^Y KIND of carpentry and cabl- JA 8-t084. with knowledge M shorthand want B. C. NECCHI—Super Nova, 1'4 .vaars PREPARE FOR driver’t test: ed for geneeki offic# work. Apply BEAGLE FOR SALE m veara. STORE LOTS OF UPON*' PSOTUS Just like New, Save Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class 'K cocAL «!;=•. -rr,:' old. Portable $128, Call MI 9-0244 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE w h o ’s the o ld F o a e r r will do private tutoring, all ele Has all shots, SIS. MI 4-0185. any time. HAVP^Ar HAIR«. , room. Three instructions. No wait Thompson, Ml 3-1895 for esU- mentary subjects. MI 9-0886.• Ma n c h e s t e r m o d e s , inc. F O R R E N T a a ig M Ritf'- ^ ^ y w ^ /AsAm,''wDPLts; w th a sinking hsartv - . G!i ^i 1959 EDSEL ing. Manchester Driving Acade mates 5 3 15 CUBIC FOOT United upright ^UTttOffTf 1 HAS ID GIVE BOOM-fOOM ANOT«R Convertible, .^1 Power my, PI 2-7249. FREE KrTTENS, Call Ml 8-2831. It MAPLE ST. FOR • ALTERATIONS, additions, U.S. CIVIL Service Tests. Men- Pine Street freezer. Excellent condition. Call — APPLY — cabinet work, garages, etc Call women, 18-52. Start high aa $86 MI 9-6124. , It’s A Doll. Save Motorcycles—Bicyclds 11 week Preparatory training until Mcmehfstsr Gtrardin Woodworking. Free esti appointed. 'Thousand* ot jobs SECRETARY TWO-PIECE overatuffed sat, ault- 1957 MERCURY mates. MI 9-8933.. — ~ open. Experience usually unnec: BEAGLES AKC registered. I weeks able for cottage. 535. Phone MI Sovinot and Loon 1957 TRIUMPH T-110. Excellent Poaltion in modern one girl Man- 1007 MAIN ST. Coloney Park condition. 42 h.p. 7,500 mllea, com essary. Free Information on Jobs, old. good field doge. Ml 4-1414, 3-2539 after P m. pletely inspected and ready for Rooflnc—Siitihe T6 salaries, requirements._Write to rheate/ office for atenographer with Joor 9-pass. Station Wagon day IJncoln Service. Pekin. . 55, the road ' Sacrifice, $875. PI RAY’S ROOFINQ GO., shingle and knoM'ledge of bookkeeping. w a n t e d -Home for 2 kittens. 2-7139. Illinois. Call MI 1-6480 after 8 p.m. CIMOtMOMlWOft Tin * 1969 EDSEL built-up roofs, gutter and c.ioiduc- Call MI 3-2436 tor work: r^.-chim ney repairs. V m f o r a t h ir d I'Two Hardtop Corsairs Bonds—Stiicks Mortiptres 31 GERMAN Shepherd pupa. AKC UNOUWATTfMFr, Ray Hagenow, Ml 9 -^ 4 ; Ray STORE FOR RENT New' Cars, Save Business ServIcM Oftsrsd IS Jickaon. MI 8-8335. registered, papers, black and tan. .Immedlata Occupancy AaHTiNStONOM I r\SAW, AFTERBURNERS • • IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT - A DEMONSTRATORS All malei. Twln;Pond Farm, Wait TW FUIHTPCCK.. 1 BLECnUCAL work by WaR Zema- Btate Theater Building | h! roar, TNE F4H A’. , - A «<- COUOHUN ROOFINO Company, multitude of monthly oa-'ments Exciting HOP Party Plan St,. Gilead. AC 8-308S. mucgrniauw 1969 LARKS nek. Prompt efficient service. Avon, Connecticut for Apply Theater AUnager Salesman WMOTFutms; HURTLES SKYWARD (2 doors. 4 doors Ihc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- may be lumped Into one second TBEUUnHCMWIL t m t a KIND OF NSRVtS POES ITTAKE TD HURL A MACH 2 JET OfT J AND THE WATCHERS MORl Y MEEKLY BY DICK CAVALLl Guaranteed workmanship. MI asbaatoa roofing. A.Iao aluminum, mortgage with payments of only TOYS-GIFTS-JEWEIJIY W OF A STORMY NIGHT TOVMRP A PARK OCEAN ANP SOME BELOW GROAN Station Wagons 6-VS 9-6976. galvanized or copper gutters and $22.25 for each $1,000 von need. la a Gold Mine of Profits ,_Artfcle8 For Sal* 45] dFFiare-. IN AGONY... WHY, Wanted LITTLE ORANGE USHTS YOU CAN BARELY SEE.' X THINK HE<0 RUNAWAY? WHATEVER GAVEFT RADIO-’TV REPAIRS, any m a k e- Ifsders. Ml S-no7. Dial CH 8 8897 and oak FrOlik Experience Unnecessary YOUD BETTER AHORTVr FLANNINBTORUN GONTBE , VOU THAT IDEA? Burke or MiS> Carter how Con FOR PROMPT delivery o* rich i Retail store experience MICKEY FINN LANK LEONARD KEEP AN B R U N N E R ’S cars. amplifiers, phonographs and I Car Necessary ------loam, sand, atone, gravel nd fill. ' AWAY FROM HOMS. 6ILLV/. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car- necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 1. 26% Commission on Retail necessary. Must be familiar eve ON TOUR LARK DEALER changara Over 47 years total ax- pmtry. Alterations and additions. I>ewls St., Hartford, .r Cal) Ml 3-8608. SEPTIC TANKR LADIES-1 JUST'THOUen' WINTHROP. parience 80 daya guarantat on all Ceilings. Workmanship miaran- Prices with hardware Hnet and me* OFTHEPERFqeCTTHIN&TO On the Manchesler-Vemon Town work. Potterton's, Ml 8-4587. taed, A. A, Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn 2. Company ' Gives Complete , AND chanically inclined. 5 '/} day RAFFLE off; W SO IN 'JO Business Opportunities 32 Hostess Gift Line. Next to Vlttner’a Gardens, ELECTROLUX OWNlStS- Prompt St. MI 8-4860. 3. ' No Delivsring' or Collecting. - week. Paid hoUdaya, Em* 16/VC YOU A WOUSMP SHAKES AIRPLANES Roger Flying Corp. PLU08ED SEWERS OF STOCK- lit A GOLD M INE/ Talcott vllle friendly service on your Electro Write for full details: ploye discounts. lux (R'l cleaner. Pick up and de Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A has opportunity for students and Open Evenings 9, Sst. 5 livery. Call Blodtrolux authorised private pilots Interested In part Experienced Party , Plan . j dealers Wanted MisbiHt ClaassA -APPLY sales one service. MI 8-0848 or JA ROOFINQ—Specializing r» p{iir.mg ownership propoeilion. Call MI *n1 Managers are Invited to call 1953 CHEVROLET. Good condition. roofs of ail kinds. New roof:: gut 9-198" ^ Collect, Farmington, Connecticut, Septie roaka, Dry Walla, Sewer 3-0108. Please ask for Aiigustli e Lines Installed—OUar Water Reasonable. Call MI 3-2949 after Kamlenakt. ter work-, chimneys cleaneo r i- j ___ '' _ . ______I ORchard 3-3455, Ask for Miss Kibbe BUSH HARDWARE • p.m. pMred, Aluminum aiding: 30; CUSHMAN SKOOTERS—One sub-1 ------"" ‘ " ' EXPERIENOED proofing Done. GONDER W Sales and Service. years’ experience. .Free estl-' dealership available Immediately, i - i i - Servicing FV, auto.'home, hi-fi. mates. Cal' HoWley, MI 3-5861, M l' to right party. Write Box R, MsKINNEY BROS. GO. Quarter or century of aetlafled 3-0763. I Herald, . I LUBRICATION MAN MANCHESTER' • SEPTIC TANKS service. Ml 9-1486, 'Ml 8-3731. LAWN MOWERS SRwtrog* Dtapetol Co. OHfrRCX! I BET HE GOES THE FULL 5 fAU M IM swiTT Storage 20 I knives. MORIARTY WINDHJPI WHAT N i n e i n n i n g s / TRBN Tf RSACHl T m and Oountry l O l M ^ AOCURACVr CULTIVATED, CLEAN AUSTIN A CHAlilBERS Qo Local IRUNO MOSKE BROTHERS TOBACCO FIELD LOAM moving, pocking storage. lDue to bualaeas change to FAINTIN8 and another state, exceptionsU PAPER HAN8ING four roosna of fiirnifiiro for CONtlHe MEET iO R PU V IR sale. t e w ip h o n e HOUSING IS OUR BUSINESS! Ingulro 44 Lewis St. I, Aiat,h.».laWa ba TJI flit f* ntaS o r Ml f.3266 CENTER MOTOR SALES Manchester, Conii'. NEW *JEFP COBB BY PETE HOPPMAN 461 MAIN STREET Whether Buying, Building Or THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS 6.FASSENGER U-M BROKEl ^ ^.NEEO JUST ARRIVED Selling^” See Jarvis First 4.DOOR SEDAN [ l'« AFRAID TN6 lUCEIiTERVILLE, HUHi A LGrretf F0PM Vv BUTWEiLPoTJ LAST FEW DAYS, MEANWHILE CALIFORNIA FOR MOM.WOMDE? IPYAoS R EMPTY 6 NEW’ CHECK THE MULTIPLE LISTING lOARD {[TOSCENDTUESUMMCti;) '^HAVE 46 WHO ITS fhSm/ YER POCKCT61 SENSATIONAL , IN OUR AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICE $1995 > $2f S DOWN WlTOME, UNMCrVED WANTED AAE, MISS LOWE. BERKELEY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE (lUdln, hester. whiteiroUa, traaaportation eotm) SPEEDSTERS FIRST GLASS AUTO MEOHARIG I WHILE 'THEY LAST \ EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY r TOP WAGES — EXCELLENT WORKING JARVIS REALTY CO. CONDiriONS. AiFPt-Y 233 E. CENTER ST.—MI 8*4112 MRS. WAGNER—MI 3-1955 Useolh-Oeui ■V L 'V CENTER MO'tOR SALES. MR3. MEGONIGLE—PI 2-8311;^ AUO,WEa,MMBEl^/E MR.TOMAIVOLO—MI MSI8 Ml CENTE|I *J DISCDI/EREO I'M JUST BANK FINANCINO SMAU'R3WMSIRUn> ' T. y.. I * I \ J V' '• ■ 1 ' I, A»8‘d4'
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCMESTIE. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 1959 PAGE t w e n t y -s e v e n MANCHESTER EVENING AERALO, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 19B^ PAcnrrwiENTY«8ix Hotn* for Bale 72 L*tof*rS*te 72 StbbarboE for Solo 72 W$uited-i4l*Bl Eatat* 77 f a r 8* 1* 72 He for 8*1* 72 House* for 8 * 1* S*l* 72 Hoosm for 8*1* 72 Honac* for 8$kl* 72 m s ROOM Raack, dty water and BOLfTON-BuOdtaw Iota and a ^ t o U A llD —ei acre (arm tor sate. BUY — SELL ^ TRADE Steel Pact Nears^ BAST CENTER St., Six room sewera. Convenient to etoree and LaWrenee F. -Ftano, BrolieP/ House in good condttioh. Barn and Want to Mil your proumtyT MANCHESTER —. Nbw 'Sopom CHARMED? SURPRISED? 1 RCXaCtiBDpB—custom 8H room MANCHESTER, 81 Bretten M . — FOR EXPERT Exeallent one owpar 9 xpom home, oft hot water heat, garagea, aehoola. Storm wlndowg and doors. $-S7M: Paul P. Glano, chicken coop. Good land fpr build Greenwood, bic., wlU buy .for aU ranch, 3 full baths, < built-in oven nncH,<\ boUt-in range, RecreatloB nice family home, only $18,300. M vata back yard. $18,300. TR er or developer. More adjoining CLASSIFIED Tou vtll be when you aea this NEW U8T1NG — Bowere School room, porch, awnings, plaatared ‘rtuich, two bedrooms, full Bte cash 'Or work out a trade Ouiek and range, 8«ar garage. Oeit- ranch home located In the Bowers Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-8183. *■1473. lantf available. .Call P. V. Ton- action' assured. Call and‘ gat our WHEEL ALIGNMENT— \Yh EEL BALANCING venlmt location to shooping and a r e a ^ Bniahod romna. UaiH. Obd. garage. Reasonably priced. Cerl- bath, garage, hOs concrete driye. RADIATOR REPAIIUNG AND RECORING school section. The living room le ton W, Hutchins. MI 9-8113. large living room with (iraplace, gran, Broker,. Ml 8-6831, * deal, no obUgaUan. Magazine Reports schools. $18,900. Down payment 33' long end the kitchen le terrific. Shed dormers, complataeculaiion VVIirrB combination kttchen rang*, Dlmock Oo. Realtor. Ml 9-5348. Call MI 9-857*. Hatton was elected senator by ecutives after hie death. But.'tbe that the union may delay % strike $10,900—Cook Drive, 4 room randt. Barbara Woods Ml 9-7703 Rob Real Estate Broker Nettleton Co. CH 9-6211. 'Gvcnlngs Owner has purchased other proper ciUieiui of Doddville. mythical violated the contract. good condition, ISB. Phona MI MANCHESTER * 618 ROOM ..Ranch near Buckley 36 HORTON RD.-r-Six room Caps, MI 9-7613, PI 3-7786, JA 8-0666. ty in Andover. Because of work to executors decided .to sell the paiitt- In a gesture of public cOnsidera- School. Wail to well carpet, large latVe gorage, ameaite ert Murdock MI 8-8473. MI 0-9138 FIVE ROOM Ranch house. Base 4 bedrooms, largs kitchen > mth town of Laurel Girls State in sei- Ing at auction. John F. Murray. USW Dial. 26 ••nM. drive. MS 9-8191 board heat, Anderson pressure be done on this house, it is offered director, met - with the strikers lion and await Ihe new Industry, 8-4 ROOM APARTMENTS attic fan, screened end glassed extras, corner lot with parkllka 73 for $9,500 as is. eion here. Daughter of and The Rubens was one of 89 old profits results. 2 Lots tor Sole FURNITURE AND porch. Come end see. Make offer. $14,900—New 814 room ranch, windows, basement garage. Kitch yard. City utilities, Near school, Mrs. Arthur T. Hatton of Newport masters ^ not sll of them from .yesterday. He aald they agreed'to basement garage, 3 acres MANCHESTER, Alton St.—Excel en planned for built-in units, return to work if the company First-quarter profita approached ' APPLIANCES MI 9-5100. lent 6H room, 8 bedroom home. church and shopping. Call ownAr. HAZEL FLOYD Ave.. West Hartford, she will be s the Westminster estate — offered a record and second-quarter We furnish heat, hot water, gas wooded ' tot, choice of H IL U ill^ MANOR Varnoo ceramic tile bath. Taxee $315. MI 8-4364. ACREAGE , would take no disciplinary action. M for cooking, refrigerators, stove, Choose your own high wuodei* tot. Convenient to all schools, shopping Near Bolton Une. Asking $14,500. > senior at ’ Hall High School this at the sale. statements are expected to be USED—GOOD SHAPE! CUSTOM BUILT 5 room Cape, 32 colors, fall. Koetzer also was successful There Svaa no immediate com la UVINO ROOM SUITES storage space. $83 to $94. ft. .living room. EHrepIace, tile For your new Rjmtii, SpUt or Co and hue line. Shown. by appoint I am forced to sell. Will take sec SIX ROOM Cape In quiet neighbor B acres, good frontage, on School PI 2-7682 MI 9-5650 ment from J. A L. even better. The Industry, how $16,400—6 room split level in one lonial. R. F. Dlntopk Oo„ Realtor, ment only. Phone MI 8-837$, Brae- Barbara Conee of Old Saybrook bidder for an El Greco, '"The ever. has said it can do nothing 10 BBDROOM SUITES bath, garage. Reduced frr quick of Bolton's n l^ r sec ond mortgage $500 down. Owner, hood. Excellent condition. Fira- Rd., Vicinity of nice homes $2,360. In New York steel negotiators Tel. MI $-7787 $ to 13 noon. MI 0-8345. or Barbara Woods, MI Bufn Realty. , ■ WiUlmantic HA 8-3713, A was elected second senator from Apoatle SL James;’’ which brought timt would ca use inflation. In this, M KITCHEN SETS sale. Phone Owner MI S-S231. . tions. Plastered walls dish place, fenced yard. 4% mortgage. Terms. ANDOVER—New room ranch, entered the big htty-and-sel! peri I n l i BTOVM — REFRIGERATORS 9-7703^ Robert Murdock, Ml 8-8473. baaement garage. Beach and lake Doddville. Both are Federalists. 72.000 pounds ($201,600). steelmakers have l>e«tt encouraged washer, hot water base $14,000, MI 9-0633, '* Senators elected from Rlblcoff od today. They have talked with MattroaaM, Tablea, <3Mata, Beda. S to'7 p.m. Tei. MI 9-4071 or FOUR ROOMS, plus 2 -mfinlahed, MANCHESTER—Six room ’ older Birch Drive- New area, 1 mile privileges. P. V. .,To«igren, Brok 'The El Greco came from the out accomplistiirig Anything for by Preaidenl Eisenhower. TR 5-5917 full abasement, city utilities fire board heat, aluminum LOSS SALE TO SEfTTLE home witk shout four acres of City are Barbara J. Harradon of estate of S. Del Monte. Until Lampa Available at FracUon of combinations, , heated at vn THREE BEDROOM ranch —with off Route 6, quiet, scenic, high lots er. 3-6321. ______■even weeks. Now is the time to The union announced that It JL Orlg&al Price. place, hot water oil heat, com land. Good site for church or full cellar and 114 bathg. 61 Alice Woodstock. Nationalist; Jeanne recently it had bsen on exhibit in haa summoned its 171-man wage- tached garage. OOVBNTOT—414 room ranch with ESTATE convalescent home, etc. Call P. V. 300x200 at $860, One house com M. Lefebve, East Hampton. Na do business If a July 1 strike is — Caah or Terma — THREE ROOM apartment, heat, bination windows and doors, roll Drive. A real buy in a chelee the Stedalijk Museum in Gouda, to be avoided. policy committee (or a eesaion (Italian and French Spokenl up aw.iings, house and attic fully $16,700—Ali Titone 514 room ranch, iEsrport, beautlfiilly landscaped lot, Tongren, Broker. MI 8-6831. "Any neighborhood. MI 8-0095. pleted, one partly finished, ethers tionalist; From McConaughy Town Holland. here tomorrow. The group could VOTE FOH: atove, refrigerator. $90. MI $-6339 insulated, deep lot, nicely land nice view and neighbor a ih ^ to drive, perfect condition. thing In Real Blstate." The steel U lki are In a stale MAT BE mSPECTTfib AT ' from 9^ p.m. Location excellent, 85 minutee to to he started soon. It will be a Top Peron Foe were elected Jean Martin, of Man Art experts said the El Greco mate. Neither Bide has made ratify any proposed aettlement -r scaped, many shade trees, excel hood. 1 acre corner '-i* R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor. MS chester, N ; Audrey L. Beneclck of r AT OUR USED DEPT. 9-8248. Hartford. Fine old rural colonial. NINE R(X)M houae. Revenue most pleasant street to live on. would have brought a much high any concessions. But with the pkay plM.ns to -lie up Uie atcel In A— L— B— E— R— T— S lent condition, quick occupancy. $28.000—Asking. Older large 4 Dining room,, breakfast room, pan Bristol, F; Baldwin Town senators er price had it been larger. It is dustry in a strike shutdown. Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620, from 9 pfurniihed roorng — $50 strike date rapidly approaching, RAYMOND F. DAMETO ALLTN ST., HARTFORD TWO ROOM furnished apartment. bedroom home. Two try, 18x80’ Ihilng room, master Md- NOTICE Asks F r o n d iz i are Paul F. Guerin of Plantsville, only 2 feet 38i inches by I foot The present sumup of the steel atone fireplaces. Stucco v r a weekly. 56 Clinton St, > HAZEL FLOYD the Steelworkers Union and in CH 7-0858 Inquire 105 Birch St., after 4 p.m. roora, two double bedroome and N; Nancy A. Nagle of Stratford. F. 9’4 inches. dustry were beginning to do a bit negoittations is that they have got for DIRECTOR of Uio DISTBICT. Ba pronaat TONIOffr, ftg* 348 SUMMIT ST.—Custom built 5 barn. Three bay garage. A public hearing ■will be held by Crosstown Senators sfe Mary ' OPEN NIGHTS TUX 8 p.m. UNDER OONflTRUCynON. lew *14 nursery, teen dorpi,' Paneling, 8 Ma n c h e s t e r —vacant S bedroom the Town planning Commlaalon of Of quiet horisetradlng.' ten noabere so far. barely a week FURNISHED 6 room. Ontral. room frame brick veneer, 114 114 acres. Very nice ’dew. PI 2-7682 MI 9-5650 Izzo of Derby, F; Susan C. Broad- SHARP, nt Uio ANNUAL DISTRICT MEKTINO, HOIXUTEB SAT. 8 p.m. stories, living room, dining room, room ranch, . baaement garage, fireplaces, beamed ceiling. 1 l/$ Cape near achoole, ehopping and Manchester, Connecticut, Monday Quit, Bar Coup White pelicans are one of the R. Conrad Cooper, executive remains 'to negotiate auccesaor Near Main St. Light, airy,. Heat $25,500—A (our room home and a acres, giant ahade trees, 'view, bus. Hot water heat, fireplace, ga bent of Orange, N. From Bugh STREET SCHOOL furnished. MI 8-5937. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, ceramic choice location, built-in ato’-e and evening, July 6, 1959, at 8 P.M. In largest American birds and may vice president of U.S. Steel Corp. contracts, and neither aide says it TBREIS-PIECE living room aet. bath, open Mrcl), full basement. custom built 6 room oven, ceramic tile hath, ameaite atone walle. 10 minutes to lake rage, spacious yard. If you are (Continued from Page One) City, senators arp Barbara A. and top bargainer for the indus wants a strike. Norge 80" atove. Reaaonable. MI the hearing room of the Municipal have a wingspread of nine feet. TWO ROOMS, bath, heat, hot Lot 109x150. immediate occupan ramch, 3 fireplaces 3 drive, completely landscaped lot. privileges, 14-mile to shopping, all not afraid of doing a little paint Building, to consider the following Six Requests Stanchlna of Fairfield, N; Carol 8-4898. water, unfurnished, .to working cy^ Marian Robertson, Broker, hatha, recreation room, $18,000. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor. conveniences. Buyer must have ]ob, thia house can be bmight proposed zone changes; ment would meet the threat of re E. Conrad of West Haven, F. lady, no children. MI 9-6105. MI 8-6853. 2 garages, 3 aenarate MI 9-B34B. good credit and ...earning of $8,000 right. Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI House of Representatives major ELElCrRIC STOVE, $75. Electric driveways on 3 acres. V'^KST CENTER STREKT— volt with all Its power. to $10,000 net for comfort. Down 9-4543 or Mr. Johnson, MI 8-7167. North side. To change to Induatrial The sudden development clearly ity leader, Judith A. Gilbertspn of dryer, ITO. Refrigerator, |85. MI FOR RENT—4 and 5 room apart QUAUTT BUILT — 614 room Ideal for In-law rrcblem. payment required. $875. Owner, Other listlnga availsble.''' B e f o r e T P C Manchester. N; Minority leader, 8:0005. Zone, all or part of an arek ^Row drew the lines between the govern ments. Nc children under 10 ranch, full basement with fire Coventry, Cohn, PI 2-7850 after ment and rebellious factions In the Janet H. Bishop, of Glastonbury, ARE YOU PAYING FOR A CADILLAC WITHOUT OWNING ONE? VERNON BOLTON—Anaaldi built Colonial. 7 in Residence Zone AA and—Rural years. Phone MI 8-3068. place, plastered walla, full inau- 8:80 p.m. Residence Zone. This proposal la armed forces. Rojas' denunciation F. Speaker of the House, Betsy lation, fireplace in living room, rooms, IH baths. Nice location, Legal Notice O n J u ly 6 Light of Rockville, F; clerk of the Wanted—To • Boy 58 SIX ROOM 'duplex, central, heat $15.*00 or beat offer, 6 room ranch $17,000. R. F. Dimock Oo„ Realtor. an extension of present industrial was the boldest open defiance ceramic tile bath, built-in oven with .expandable attic. VERNON—Expandable, Cape Cod zone, located west of* Hop Brook, Frondizl’s, harried regime has yet house. Janet Marshall of Wood ' and hot water, stove, refrigerator, and range, hatchway, all city MI 9-5248. UMITA'MM blUDEB bury, N. ' WANTED TO BLTf automatic washer garage. \Call Beautiful Columbia etona on large lot near new achool. full AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held and runs easterly along north side Bi* requeeto for rone changes faced. utilities, ameeite .-drive. Near fireplace, basement ga- will be ' considered by the Town Vitblo’s sharp answer made It Ninety representatives elAetod Good uaed reaaiabte furniture, MI 8-27*5 before 5, Ml $-9*01 Main Street bus Iin6. Immediate xvin basement, fireplace, aluminum at Manchester. wNhlii «n d for the of-West Center Street for approx. alao amaill upright and apinel after. rage. etorm windows, 414% VA mort Olitrlct• of )f MllianchtRler ds the. 17th der 600’. Applicant:- Roger Olcott. Planning Commiaaion at a public deal- that Frbndizi is determined to the house give Uie Nationalist occupancy. Charles Lesperance, of June,une, 1969 hearing In the Municipal Building to cling to the presidency to which party a majority over 84 federal pianos. MI 9-7620. $1*,900—Near Parkway. Beautiful 4H ROOM RANCH, like new, fire gage. Ml 8-1890. , Present,resent, Hon. John J. Wallett.Wallett, Judse. UNION STREET,. JI5FFERSON CLEAN bedroom and kitchen, fur- 7 room split level, 114 place, ceramic tile bath, ameaite Estate“ of ----- Paul Salmond a/k/t V, STREET—To change to Residence July 6 at 8 p.m. he was elected overwhelmingly, ists.' Watkins Used Fonilture SIX ROOM colonial—East.Middle Saimond, late of Manchester ill It said Builder Andrew Ansaldi wishes even if it means a showdown with The General Aaaembly will meet niehed, heat, gas, lights. One per- SPLIT l e v e l - 7 rooms, 114 baths, rec. room,, kitchen, drive, attached garage, full price District, deceased. Zone B, all or part of an arts now son. MI 9-80*1.' dining room, fireplace in Ill.HO. R. F. Dlmock Co. Realtor, Tpke. Bowera school district with in Rural Residence Zone. This pro to have all or part of an area now the armed forces. in joint session for the first time Exchange 1 hatha, recreation room, laundry in walking distance of New Junior On motion of Albert Saimond of said room, garage, combination win living room, 8 good alze M I. 9-8345, Robert Murdock, MI Manchester, administrator with will an posal is for an extension of the ■in a Rural Residence Zone on the It appeared extremely doubtful late today to discuss more than a 15 Oak Street ^ SIX NEWLT decorated modern High snd High School. Basement nexed. that Frondizi would be able to Closeout Of dows,'arneaUe drive, city water bedrooms, basement ga- 8- 8473,. or Barbara Woods, MI ORDERED: That six months from present Residence 21one B along South side of Spring St. changed dozen bills presented through a rooms, oil heat hot water, gS' rtmgA, high elevation, cor 9- 7703. garage, ameslte drive, $18,900. JeffSrson for a distance of 1030', to a Residence AA Zone. The work out any compromiae with the number of statewide committees. WB BUT and MU antique and used and sewerage, large lot. Thia Call owner MI 9-4630. the 17th day of June. 1969, be and the turnlture, china, glaaa, t Manchester, within, and for the The 235 Main Street Corp. and ex •of W. Center St. for approximate-1 the. working of a daily newspaper utsfrlct Of Manchester, on the 32Md day Present. Hoh. John J. Wallett. Judge. Gomnvunists and Peronists who least no more than within a radius space (or rent. Up to 6600 square BEAUTIFUL—6 room ranch, 114 Estate of Edith M. Andersob. late of tended by the Town Planning Com ly 600 feet. using the Times as an example and ______■ June. A.D. 1969. helped elect him. of 15 miles. References as to char feet. Will rib-dlvide. Main Street. baths, enclosed breezeway with COVENTRY. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. Manchester In said District, deceased. mission. Olcott wishea to operate a farm its contribution to tbe citizens of MANY OYHiR MSHINO^ITBlAi-- On motion of John Anderson of said i<'nMidiai'’e entire cabinet re acter,, ■ etc,, promptly furnished. Located near Center. Plenty of 2-car garage, ameeite drive, oil $13,500—:6-room Colonial, garage. MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co Estate of John Kisalauskae or Kis- MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST— machinery equipment business in the entire state. parking. Phone MI 9-5329 or Ml alauckas or Kazoloski,. of Mdneheste:- Manchester, executor. signed Monday' under pressure Reply to Box Z, Herald. heat, baseboard radiation, ap Over 1 acre lot, shade lonial, 114 baths, breezeway, two- ' ORDERED: That aix months from North Side. To change to Business Uiearea. Hartford spoke of the basic prin 8-7444. .. ‘ In laid district, an Incapable person. from the miliUry, who deouuided ONf a n d TWO OP A KIND proximately 114 acre lot, l«rge \tre.ee, fruit trees garden. car attached garage. Built-Ins. Im Upon application or Anna Kaselaue- the 32nd day of June. 1669, be and the Zone II, all or part of an area, now Bidwell Home Improvement Co. ciples of a good newspaper rela shade trees Pficed at a irtw (fc- mediate occupancy $32,900. R. E. kae. conservatrlx-tlraying for authority same are limited and allowed for the in Residence Zore AA and Rural •eeks ' tp change to ' Residence ■weeping chsmges in the regime. ting to the policy of fairness, free FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml 8-5245. to 'iell certain real estate particularly creditors within which to bring In their Last night Frondisi offered the Rooms Witlioat Board 59 ure of $16,800. Charles Lesper FOR biFORMA'nON OR OTHER described In said application on file, ft claims against said estate, and said Residence 21one. This proposal con Ztme B in or a part of an area enterprise and the part that ad- ehop, luncheonette, 183 Rprjce St., ance. MI 9-7620. executor Ti directed to give public no key post of economies minister Manchester. Call EXport 9-6088, USaiNGS Is sists of approx. 8.5 acres of land now in a Rvtz0 Residence Zone in vertialng playe in a paper. LARGE cotafortabla parttally air- XLII > ^ ORDERED: That the foregoing ap tice to Ihe creditors to bring In their in the area of No. 805, No. 811, to Alvaro Alaogarsy, 46-yssr-old Saybrook. •> plication be heard and -determined at claims within said lime- allowed by the Union and Jefferapn Sto. area. Following the seaaion, the editor condlticned 'mom, available g.*n- MANCHESTER — 4-room ranch, publishing a copy of this order In some and No. 827 Middle Turnpike East. president of the minor CAvic In tleman only. Parking. 818 Middl' centrally located. New aluminum La w r e n c e f . f ia n o WEST SIDE—New listing. Two- the Probate office In Manchester In This proposal is for an extension .visited Laurel Girls State press LARGE PLEASANT store, exce'- BROKERS Ml 8-3706 said District, on the SOth day of June, newspaper having a circulation In said Applicants: Felix Gremmo, 'Wil of the present Residence Zone B dependent party and leading advo room ’ where the Laurelette, the Tpke. East. MI 8-5194. clapboards, city water and sewer family, 4-4 duplex, 3 twin-size bed A.D. 1969 at two o'clock In Ihe after probate di.strlct within ten days from cate of a free enterprise ayaUm. lent (or grocery, TV. or appliance Paul P, Fiano MI 8'-045S the dale of this order and renirn make liam Prentice, Daniel Malley. along Jefferson for a distance of mimeographed daily newspaper, is PRICE age. $12,000. Phllbrick Agenev, rooms, excellent location. Handy noon. and that notice be given to all MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST— Alaogarsy accepted conditionM- ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. salesroom, etc. Good size front hU 9-8464. to btis, church and shopping. Good persons interested In said estate of to this court of H)e notice given. 1,030 feet, then south to Union published. Marylyn Fiona of El V2 windows. $110 monthly, CcM after JOHN J. WAIJ-ETT. Judge. North aide. To change to Businesa ly but reportedly insisted he must Centrally located. Babies ac investment property. Priced to sell, Ihe pendency of said application and Pond and bordering the present lington, editor in chief of the papAr, cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. 5, Ml 0-1680 or MI 9-3549. 99 Sum 184 ACRES, large trees, immacu MANCHESTER the time and place of hearing thereon, Zone I, all 01% part of an area now Residence Zone B pn the east side have complete control o ' the na discussed the day’s issue with the mer St, $16,200. R. F.. Dlmock Co., Realt by publishing a copy of this order In late three bedroom ranch, base Ml 9-6245, or Barbara Woods, Ml some newspaper having a circulation in Reaidence Zone C and Residence of Union St. tion's economy. He was aaid to Times’ editor. Elsie Cochrane, PLEASANT ROOM (or young gen board heat, ceramic bath cellar. 4 room house, modern, many 9-7702, Robert Murdock. Ml 8-6472. In said district, at least five days be Zone B, a parcel of land extending The Town Planning commission have de- landed power to approve Times staff member, is adviser to tleman. Centrally located, l^one extras. A buy at 110,900. fore the. day-of said hearing, to appear Flrgt NRtlongi Bank of Man easterly from Business Zone II (on such cabinet appointments as the Suburban for Rent 66 Only $13,700. Carlton W, Hutchins. I if they see cause at said time and chester, located at Manchester, has indicated It-favors the rezon- the Laurelette. staff. mornings. lin 9-1849. , MI 9-5132. place and-be heard relative thereto, and Main Street) for a distance of 165’. labor mtniatry v ^ ch has blocked I ■ 514 room custom ranch, garage, Connecticut, with a branch office Ing. With party organization to be RCMIJCVILLE;—One 3-room and one Legal Notice make return to'this court. Applicant: James A Helen Gor Wants i^ne Extended policiee of the economics ministry completed Wednesday night, po ATTRACTIVE room In quiet home 6*4 ROOM Cape Cod, ehed dormer, large lot. Owner transferred. Sac JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. at Colchester, Connecticut, is man. William Knofla. Instead of Just Buying an Ordinary Car 2-room completely and heautlfutly rifice, $16,900. * dosing its sff'.irs. All creditors of The 235 Main St. Corp wishes i® in the past. litical activitiSs in both FsreraUst next to bath and ahower. Free tUe bath, fireplace, open stair ' OBDEK OF NOTICE SPRING STREET South aide, If the outspoken Alsogaray Is parking. MI 9-0887. furnished, heated apartments with AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held the Association are, therefore, extend the depth of a Business and National parties will be whip garage and automatic waeher. TB case. Hot water oil heat, recrea Short way out.- Excellent 4 room To change to Residence Zone AA, given a free hand, he will become ped' up to .select a complete state tion room, porch. Shade trees, at Manchester, within and for - the at Manchester, wi(hln and for the notified to present claims for pay Zone n a distance of 15 feet east- 5-2244, TR 5-5531. expandable modern home, garage-, District of Manchester, on the 32nd day District of Manchester, on the 19th day al Ibr part of an area now in Rural ^ erly on the east side of Main St. the most powerful man in the ticket on Thursday. Election . ■will good condition. Charles Lesper of June, 1868 June. A.D. 1969. ment to the undersigned at 821 ROOM NEAR bath for a gentle private beach. Many extras. As Main Street. Manchester, Conn. Residence Zone, a parcel of land ‘ between Delmont St. and Hollister cabinet with the Virtual powers be held Friday with the polls open RCXIKVILLE;—Three room apart ance. MI 9-76J0. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, .Tudge. containing approximately 25 acres, man. Parking. 54 High St. sume large G.I. mortgage. $10,300. Estate of Ernest N. JVyer a/k/a Estate of Ix>tlle E. Cummings, late • V, * St. This parcel la now in a ^ s l- of a prime miniater. . ' ing at 9 a.m. Mrs. Francis Burke ment with private bath, $50 a Eniest Fryer. late of Manchester In of Manchester in said district, de The above notice is published in East of Globe Hollow Swimming dence Zone A. The TPC has ihdi- Observers expressed doUht, Redick, of Newington, director of month. TR 5-5126. SIX ROOM CAPE — FuU shed dor said District, deceased. ceased. R(XJM TO RENT with kitchen New S bedroom ranch. >4 acre accordance with Federal law. Pool. Applicant: Andrew Ansaldi. catod it favore this proposal a'l^o. however, that Alsogaray's entry Laurel Girls Stale, 'will be in privileges. Woman only. Phone MI mer. fireplace, insulated, open land. Builder moving out of etate. . Upon BppUcatlon of Myrtle F. Roess- Upon application of James 8. Cum Detailed descriptions of the above staircase, knotty pine recreation ner, executrix, praying for authority In mings. Administralor. praying for au Hartford National Bank and Trust Felix G r^ m o, William Prentice into the government would ap charge of election. 3-0908 after 5 p.m. Full price, $13,300. sell certain real estate ohrtlcularly thority to sell certain real estate par proposed zone changes are on file pease Frondizi’s military critica. SURE KIIUNG Summer Homes for Rent 67 room, hot water oil heat, com described In said appllcatioh on file. It ticularly described In said application Company ia continuing and will And Daniel Galley seek to have all edntinue at tl;e same locations the in the Town Clerk’s Office. Maps or a pArt of an area on the north It was generally known, for ex CLEAN, comfortable room (or gen bination windows and doors, la on file It la . may be seen in the Planning Of tleman. Central. Call MI 9-9195 or ANDOVER—Lakefront'home. Boat, porch, shade trees. ameslte ChW ELLSWORTH MITTEN ORDERED: That aald application be ORDERED: That the foregoing ap- former' business of the First Na aide of E. Middle Tpke., ajtd now ample, that many Navy ofBoers Mike Sibole Faces two fireplaces, shower, continu heard and determined at the Probate licatinn be beard and determined at tional Bank of Manchester, having fice. do not favor Ajsogaray, w$w they SURE KILLING MI 9-0641. drive, good condition. Priced (or Agency, Realtoi^ - Office In Manchester in said District, Rie Probate office In Manchester in In A Residence Zone AA and Rural ous hot water Ml 9-0315, MI quick sale. Charles I-^sperance, purchaked its assets and assumed TOWN PLANNING COM- accuse of being too eloee to Fron on the 30th dav of June, A.D. 1858, at said District, on the 30lh day of June, , MISSION '* Residence Zone, changed to a New Cancer Peril 9-8747. MI 9-7620. Mi 3-6930 or MI 9-5524 eleven o'clock In . the forenoon, and A.D. 1969. at eleven o'clock in the fore Its deposits and other liabilities. Business Zone II. This area con- dizi in the pas year. Apartments— Flats that notice be given to all persons in noon. and that notice be given to all Martin B. Alvord, Chairman Rojas' ultimatum aoUdiflad his terested In said estate of the pendenev persona Interested th said estate of the John S. G. Rottnef Dorothy C. Jacol^n, Secre stoto of approximately 8.5 acres of Tenemente ‘ 63 MANCHESTER — Six room Co COVENTRY LAKE — Two year- of said application and the nme and pendency of. said application and the land In the vicinity of the Farm- petition as one of the two top (OoBtinned from "ags One) COVENTRY—Summer cottagee for lonial, two-car. garage, enclosed George C. Leasner 'round cottages. Good mvestment place of hearing thereon, by publishing time and place of hearing thereon, by tary er’i Market. , figures i(i the forces arrayed re you one of many people who 884 ROOM, fully furniahed a^iart- rent, furnished, boats. PI 2-6825. breezeway, knotty pine recreation a copy of this order In some newspaper publishing a copy of this order In Liquidating Agents Advt. No. 7491 property. $8,600 (or the 2. Call having a circulation In said district, at some newspaper having a circulation ^In another application, James against Frondizi. The other ia re James Sibole. - are preparing for could own a Cadillac for what '. ment, centrally located, heat In room. 1V4 baths, plastered Walls, least five days before the day of said In aald district, at least five daya be the trip for Mike, and his brother. Do you know that A CRESCENT BBACHt Nlantlc — full insulation. All city utilities, Marian E. Robertson, Broker. MI and Helen Gorman and William tired Rear- Adm. Arturo Rial, one ’ .vour present car costs? It is not cluded, $90. Can MI 9-6808. ' 3-5953. hearing, to appear If they see cause fore the day of said hearing, to apftear Knofla wish to change,to a Busi of the chief architects of the re Jerry. 4, Waterfront 7 room cottage, elec fireplace, hot water pH heat, wall at said, time and place and "be heard if they see cause at said time and you can buy a just the initial cost, but the costs FIVE RpOMS, second floor of- tric kitchen, U4 batha^'As'ailable to .wall carpeting, combination relative Ihereto. and make return to place gnd bo heard relative Ihereto. ness Zone f All or a part of an volt against Peron. In 1954. they agreed to the .first July 1, Domenick Coppl, PErshing MANCHESTER. Well constructed 6 this Court. - and make return to this court. area on the north side of E. Middle Rial was arrested last wesk on eye removal; in 1966. .they agreed, note Cadillac at of operation and service that add Manchester Green home: *on bus windows-and doors, large lot. room Cape, 1 unfinished, screened JOHN J. WALI>ETT. Judge. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Une, Call MI 9-8201 or MI 1302. 9-8878. Priced for quick sale. Owner mov Tpke. and now in Residence Zones suspicion of being a ringleader to the second. Without the opera up to more when you drive other porch. Available about Sept. 1. C and B, a,parcel of land extend Daniels starting at ing, Charles Lesperance! Ml Call MI 9-2046. -5. in. the latest crisis menacing the tions. specialists said, the cancer cars. The wisest possible investment NEAR MAIN ST. First floor, clean ANDOVER LAKE^t room water 9-7620. ing eaeterly from Business Zone II government, fie set free would have moved into the lad’s 6-room flat,- oil heat, storm win front cottage, all modern conven (on Main St.) for a distance of 165 Tuesday after a Natjy . c%irt brain and brought death. you could make in a motor car ia dows. garage for quiet fomlly. MI iences. Available July 1* through BOLTON—Six room -split level. Ex feet, cleared him. season. Call MI 9-0980. ’’We have done all we can,’’’ Si in a majestic G^dillac.^ Actually *0998. cellent condition. Thirty days oc Legal Notice Rojas was vies president'bf the bole said yesterday. "We can now cupancy, C!9I1 owner Ml 9-0316. twenty-five other American car TWO ROOM cabin, furnished, LIMITATION oaOEB Denmark, which about half provisional military govsniment only hope--and pray. In the models cost more to buy than the shady, parking, one person, $35 a Wanted to Rent 68 MANCHESTER, ■ Walker St.— Six AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held the else of, the state of Maine, which ’tiled Argentina between meantime, we want to giv«f Mike St Manchceter, within and for the Peron’s ouster in September 1*55 lowest priced Cadillac. Resale month. New Bolton Rd.,MI 3-6389:1 room Cape with garage. Owners Diatrtct of Manchester, on the 22nd day produces half the bacon and one- all of the liappineas we ran. He's Florida bound. Features Include: of June. 1869 I fourth the eggs and butter moved AQd Froitdlsl'e inauguration' in really looking forward to this I ' less Daniels liberal trade- values are high because Cadillac de THREE OR five room apartments barn -ind pasture for two horses, Preaent, Hon John J. Wallett, Judge. In worid trade: May .1958.x camping trip.’” Tho Fireplace, copper plumbing, vesti Katate oT Otto L. Seelert Jr., late pf L preciates less than any other fine boat 'and hot srtUer. Inquire 16 MI 8-6644 after 6 p.m. bule, oil heati ameslte drive, out ^ " '■ - : in alUfwance o n yoUr pres Vnlon St. •- Manchester In said District, deceaaeiq^ car. When you buy at Daniels main side (ireolace. trees, city water, On motion of Esther S. Seelert am All-PURPOSE DUST G row said Manchester, executrix, with will 4 " . - : ent car? ' , tenance costs are low and Daniels Business Property for Sale 70 sewers. Priced low. $14,500, Don't annexed. I miss It. Shown by appointment. provides the right service at the FO R Y O U R n x ROOM tenement. Apply 95 ORDERED: That six months from the V ' i ,• ■ I BITTER ROSB8 Foster St. Call MI 8-7340. MANCHESTER— Three acres kR . Phone MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn Real 22nd day of June. 1968. be and the ,,,'•Model 62 Coupe equipped right time to save you money. Let nOWtHS I ViGHABUS commercial or Industrial land. ity. ■ same are limited and allowed for ti-e with rajlio, heater, white I WUM JMU A tL M O m creditors within which to bring In their I Daniels ahow you the 1959 Cadillac CofiiroU ovtr 60 ioMcts sod dU- BAST HARTFORD, 18 Brower St., Has 4 room house on picsmlses. claims against said estate, and said j walls, 4tc; nekr aircraft, 1st floor, (our large Phllbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. frV E ROOM RANCH - Full base- executrix la directed to give public today. ‘ MiM lOMOd on Oewert and vtg^ DUST or SPRAY — ■ ' ...... I - ■■ ■•*’ rooms. Heat, electricity, hot ment with fireplace. Plaatered notice to ihejfreditora to bring In their table; Cootaim Rotcneoc, DDT, BOLTON—Or leaae. 60x200 low -.WAlls, full Insulation, 'arge liv claims withm said time allowed bv sod oihcf MzicsBit for tfftciiys ComplMs (sU-ia-ons) Ughly «o*> water, HPO per monUi. MI 9-1746. publishing a ropy of this 1)rder In eomr cenuaied (ecmuls can bo nasdsaa building, exhaust fans, hot wat0 ing room with fireplace, hot newspaper having a circulation In aald control and rcpclUni p f all com heat, xmple water supply With or water oil heat, c6t'amic ttle mon d iin iM and inicris. Squeeze dun or apny.,For oaquiUw roaas BOLTON—Four large rooms, heat, probate district within ten days from (rtc from dsmsgta inclndina , ^ t , 8 minutes from Manchester, without land. Ideal for light manu bath, .garbage disposal, combina Ihe date of this order and return make You get MO much more for so Utile Can MVM buying duller. Speially facturing or storage. Lawrence L. to this court of the notice given. t made tor the 'bacl(ya^d' ^ d c n s r aptiida, Jap besdaa, black apo< and $96 monthly, MI 8-4882. tion windows and doors, city sew JOHN J. WALLE,BflT, JJudge. Fiano, Broker. MI 8-2766, erage and water, ameaite drive. more with a Cadillac . . . no a j ^ y mixing! ifuldsw . . . nothing alia nsadsA 2lV E ROOM flat, oil and electric i*rg*, lot. One owner. Immediate AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held ...... ^ ^ ^ eomUnatioR ■etoye. Hot and cold at Mancheeter,' within and for the occupancy. 4*4% mortgage may IHatri(;t of Manchteter. on the 28rd dav Water. Adults only, no pets sec- Farm and Land f o r ^ le 71 be assumed. Charles Lesperance. of June. 1969. end floor. MI 9-002,1 MI 9-7620. Present. Hon John J. Wallett. Judge. Pay l our Telephone Bills Here Estate of Afithpny Bv, aaulin, late of Thia is worth at^eingv No heavy traffic to worry you. Manchester, In said District, deceased. VERNOhJ^Two year old expand The admlnieiratrlx having exhibited able Cape, built-in G.E. oven her administration account with said OutatandinjT home, 6 rooms, plus basement recreation ler, Realtor, Ml 8-6969. range, combination aluipinum eatate to Mils Cfcurt for allowance it ia room with fireplace. Breezeway„ garage, approximately storm windows;’’’ near schools, ORDERED: Thatat theiIm 2nd day o| Where can you duplicate this one? One block fnan main fogh- MAN0HE8TER HEBRON ROAD; Andover—BeauU- July. 1969. at- two - o’clock;< ..afternoon,...... 2 acres with 400 ft. frontage. An artesian well, too. Brent Road — Immacn. ful 120 acre Dairy Farm. No build 414% mortgage. MI 8-4028. ' Ihe Probate Office Int^lhn MunlclMU way, corner lot, beautifully landscaped, ameslte drive, 4 immacu* Building in said Uancheater. be and'' lately clean 6^-room ings, 1600 feet on highway. $13,500. late rooms:'; flre|llacs, enclosed *■ breezeway, garage, flagstpna OI-OaMOBJL.1^ FIVE ROOM RANCH With ga- •the same is assign^ for a bearing on Built of the best by one of the beat, in 1964, ranch, S bedrooms, Terms. Carl Schwarz, Ml 3-0166, the allowance of aald administration walks, vicinity of nice homes, This is n ofli development. Wlifow. L . ‘ . fireplace. fuU base* (Jack DeQuattrb, MI 9-3640. rage. 2 fireplace's, ceramic' Ule' aw w nt with said estale,;iascerlalnmeot - bath. Amesite' drive, large lot. 'To ,pf heirs ana order of dietrlbution. and who does not drivi a car, forced to dell at a rock-bbttbm price oi » gU BOt^ »Pn>e eptcioiie.FOR FARMS and land tracts with- appreciate quality and workman-' 'this Court direcu thst notice of the $11,990. Under |18,000. ^ AUMNV AVKNUM ■hip, see this fine home^ Charles time and place assignW for said heare joaU MI 8- l i n to 35 miles east of H artft^ Ing be given to alt persona known to Lwrenca F. Fiano, Brpkmr. Ml Lesperance. MI 4-7620. be Interested therein to appear and' 1 M 8S6. be heard thereon by publlihing a copy >-3766. of thia order in some newspaper bavin Wartaa E. U ew ia^ *...... ■ i ' ' ■* M »m FOUR ROOM Cape plus 3 unfin “ Ion In'said District, at leai. KeaKer ished. All city utilitiee. lull baee- five ttSM^bibefore .the- day of eald heai^ y o u r alliqg onlor ■ ■ HAZEL FLOYD Satu/eetioH is $t4mdatd Equipment on Every Daniels Car Housts for Bale 72 ment, oil heat, ajotpsite drive, . mailing on lor before June combination windows, awnings. I_5 &.W _ by certified mall a-topy of ’ANDOyiltw CONN. ‘"ijfT .is r )OM Colonial 1% baths, ga* aald order to Wllltam P. Qulih, — ANOOVtlli CONN. V 34 DVOT S9UA1UI ^ ' Excellent condition throughout. H 9 .7 A M ‘t/. . I, a t ^ heat, Dnjbtlon. M eed at only fli.gOO. Oikrlea Ownar. MI t-OTSi; Rt> ageats. 4 > i 'V' ■ ''-t \ . i i .. W USi lW te8TY‘BI0HT jfltanrbPBtpr lEttfiting lifralli
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Lincoln, Neb., June 26 (/P)—Muss killer Charlee Stark weather, calm and self-controlled tb the end, paid with his life New Yorjf, June 25 (JP)- Top steel Industry leaders were today for a brutal blood letting 17 months ago. This Thursday, Friday and Saturday •• June 2Sth,26th and S'teel union leaders huddled reported standing by In New One ironic hitch marked the-electric chair execution: The today to frame an answer to a York awaiting the union decialon. prison physician who wa.s to-.hAve pronounced Starkweather GREEN STAMPS No negotiating seaaiona were dead, suffered a heftrt attack and died. atiSel industry proposal to ex acheduled as the bargaining hit ------— ^------*' Dr. B. A. Finklf. 78. was MHck- There's Always Ample FREE PARKINC^ At The Rear Of Our Store! tend present labor contracts its worst deadloc'k in the 8-week *n Just a half hour bafora tha mid indefinilely beyond a sched contract talks. night axaoutiohr Altemataa . - WITH CASH SALES uled Tuesday midnight ex R. Conrad Cooper, executive vice riad on. president of U.S. Steel Corp. and Tha flnala to tha ator.v of tha Pupils Ride piration. top industry apokeiman, made two SPECIAL SALE! WHILE THEY LAST! IMPORTERS CLOSEOUTI. A munb«r of members of the na'sr-do-well ax-garbaga haular THURS., JUNE 25th ‘ things clear yesterday. blamad for 11 kfitfa and gun kJIl- SS-man union executive board One was that steel firms are . REfi. $I.-B IMPORTED-ENGMSH ings carta at 12:06 a.m. (CST) In For 15c on ■aid privately they favored out agreed they won’t boost preaefR.. NTI/ON T R irot right rejection of the extension the white painted basement exe labor coat.s. The other was th a t cution chamber at the Nebraaka plan. But others suggested a they, are ..^nmng to negotiate in 9:00 A.M. to union counter offer ma.v he In Stale Penltenttarv. 2 ^HOE BRUSHES definitely. Meanwhile, bargaining PUC Order the making that might also avoid The 20-year-old killer had no PANTIES 9:00 P.M. talks are stymied with nothing laal words. a .July 1 strike. AMI First quality! Genuine horsehair scheduled pending the outcome of At 12:01 a.n.. he wsiked un- Hartford, Jun<*‘"25 .(/P)— David . J. McDonald, steelwork- the union seasiohs. and nylon bBistles. hardwood' era president, declined to say In asmated into the chamber, glanced Tha Connecticut CompoBy to- smooth top. regular size. 1. 3 of advancs what course he will rec The steel companies called for a a t some 39 aasembled w-ilneasea, da.v waa given permiHion by BRIEFS regular prire! ONLY ommend to the executive board continuing dela.v of any July 1 managed a kind of smile and thin morning and 171-man Inter strike. They proposed extending ambled up to the bulky, wooden ' t he State Public Utilitiefi Com- NOTION DEPART.MENT ' - national lAlagi Policy Committee pteheht contracts from their Tues execution chair. niisaion to eliminate Its 17\^ All Uce tnm , lovph’ feminlTis thii afternoon. day midnight schedt^^ expiration | Hia head waa shaven of lie red i cent token and charge its look: All with full tvsist Later, after the executive board until auch lim e as sHtner side gives hair and a troiuier leg had been preaent 20 cenla cash fare to bands. (neetihg. McDonald aaid.a recom a '10-day advance explratijin no cut off to accomodate the electri- | h tice. . \ ‘ cal contafji. i all customera except school Your now^ dross must bo mendation had been agreed upon . for submiasion to the policy group. McDonald declined to say^hal, A curtain was drawn in front of , children riding to and from course he will recommend to fel-1 the witnesses ss Stark wes they, i achool. Brisfs. 70s- ne-iron, crooso-rosistont, NYLONS He declined to aay what tt was, v-as etrapiiJed in the chair. .Slr»»s S to 8. , .. . . E arh / y C however,. low union leaders. He made clear j 'The school fare Is preeUceU]i easy to care for boouti- a feeling that the industrj’ has | The curtain opened. A half mask Union leaders were known to lAH'IS ARMSTRONG doubled which ups it from thp ful now boxed him in. j covered the killer'a face. i prieaent S\ cenla to 15 cents, sx- feel that an extension of any kind j .*lt<»p-ln Psntles. A O Regular $1,00 Pair likely would be useless because of But he noted there was no guar- "la there anything you w-oiild cept-Jn ths Hertford and Staun- Sirrs fi to in. ..Enrh*'^ * . V U the industry's position that it antee under the industry contiacl | li'rte to aay? " aaked Deputy | ford divisions where a 12Vi gent won't take on neW employment extension proposal that any gains j Armstrong, 58, Warden Joiin Greenhblts. fare Is to be allowed. LINtiERTE IIEPT. DARKTONE ebat obligationa of any character. that might be negotiated would j Starkweather shook hia head The eompAny had sought a uni .. . There was speculation that the date back to Tuesday's expiration.! negatively. ; form 16 cent achool fare through Main Floor First qimlitj^ full fashioned hosiery. An eye mask was affixed and' 60 gauge sheers in dark oi' self seams. union may come up with a McDonald said the union has ] Gravely 111 in out Its system. COTTONS counterproposal for a contract ex given the steel industry a .specific I the executioner, out of sight be- ' Olherwiak. ths d'eclsion gave the All with reinforced heel and toe for tension of fixed d\iration, possibly contract settlement proposal. He I hind a p artition,-got the aigri/il. | company aiibstantielly all it ajsked Exceptional Values! extra wear. New summer .shades. , a month, with a proviso that any said it was non-intlationary but he | At the 2,'*00 volt charge. Stark- . for. In its teatimony to-the PUC in 'Calico and Italian Village,^[■weather's body, atrained against ; eventual contract changia be refused to provide any details.*' at a hearing In March, the coilt- Paisley Prints ——— I : Ha bonds. pan.v stated that It would, lose made retroactive to the present Spolelo. Italy. June 26 fA*i — Five times the unidentifled ex- ' June SO expiration date. (Cofitlniiea on Page Ten! { about 1400,000 in the year ending I» iiis . I SaU'hmol Armatrong. who ecutioner threw the switch. Five April SO. 1960 baoauaa Of declin ONE TABLE OF trumpeted his way to the top . timea the body atifftined. ing patronage and rising coata. rsnka of jazz, lay gravely ill 4n a Dr. P. K. Gelsrher. who had at The new fares become effective cema herp. tonight. tended the stHcken Dr. Finkle a' upon five da.va notice by the com SUMMER COTTONS Italian doctors said the leather- half .hour-earlier, walked up. An Governors Greeletl in Moscow pany to the public and the PUOi Earl Long Assures lunged musician had suffered attendant opened the killer'a ahirt The company waa ordered to te-^ SPECIAL $ 2 Ip g heart disturbances which serious- Dr. Gelsrher listened for heart Gov,. Luther H. Hodges, right, of North .Caiolina. shakes hands with Alexander '■Kuznetsov, vice deem tokens st the rate of two REMNANTS I ly cbmplirated an attack of beats, then pronounced the killer chairmsn of the Soviet t?ommillee on Cultural Relations, si .Moscow's Vnnkovn AIrporl. With for 35 cents or on# for 17 rente. 36" wide, pneumonia. He fell ill with pneu dead. them are, from the left. Governors LeRoy Collins, Flonda; Cecil H Underwood. West Virginia, and The public Is to be given until at Summer cottons of Avoven striix's and floral monia Tuesday. Tears rolled down the cheeks of William G. SlritUnn. Illinois, Croup of nine U.S. governors arrived in Moscow yesterday to begin least Dec, 81. patterns wtth straiphl and flared skirts. You'll love thf new small pat.» Louisiana He’s Sane But Ratchmo's American ph.v-j Deputy Warden Greenholtz. on^ of a tour of the Soviet Union. (AP Photnfaxi. Today's-decision givae the com lema and rolora that will make It's Brand New! It's Brand New! Isician. Dr. Alexander Schlfl, w-ho the few who've had daily.[ contact pany ite fifth fare Increase since Some sleeveless and others ivitli .short .sleeves. up into the smartest dresses, ! accompanied him to this little with the killer. 1949 when the company waa A good selection of colors: Turquoise, lilac, skirts snd blouses. I'niisual Baton Rouge, .La.. June 25 -S WNOE broadcast it a.nd then made renlrai Italian town for a musical Tlie execution followed a day of charging a cen t cash fare. 8 1-3 Oov. Earl Long Hat night assured u available to statewide radio and 10 pink and gray. Size.s 12 to 20, TJUj to 2 1 'a- colorings. festival insisted, almost tear frantic effort bv Starkweather's cent token fare, and a ^ cent ICELESS ICE BOX the people of LoutHana he is sane | television stations. family and Waahingiton attorneys S P O R T sw E .an n E r r . —s^s-omi ricmr fully: Senate for i?epea/ school fare, ^ })h and predicted he would win hia •‘I've been undermined by my' to stave off the appointment w’ith freedom from a mental hoapitai in nephew (Sep Russell Long iD-I.rfii, ... The oommineion noted that ' DRESS FABRIC OF EVERY KIND other new dark tones bi And It Couldn't Cost Less! ~ (Continued on Page Ten) d e a th .' I iNikita s Aide at ■ court test Friday. by my wife, and..my supposed In the final nine hours, the I.ain- "#sfe tnoreaese alone wilt not nn-lren prints. In a aurpriae radio in,terview cou.sin. Dr. A rthur I.,ong in Baton caster District Court reJectM two solve the flnsncdal plight” of the For aum m ertlm e fun and 1001 year-round u.ses. SpOCIcrf I n tT ^ U C tO r y taped in the ward where he, rests X company. A oonUnulng deeiine in "Heart's Delight" Sandwiches, vegetables, fruits, etc. will stay fre»h PrlC0T***^^y Rouge." the 83-year-old governor pleas for stays of execution. IJ. i -/ OA 1 ViXVGl flX |Red Exhibition 79 miles from his empty cspital of charged in a high-pitched voire. Supreme Court Justice Hugo BlacH the number at peeeengere carried BEAUTIFUL SUMMER FABRICS 69c 99e 8. to 8 hours. Alcoa foil-lined'constmetion inside fice, Long said: Canton Called b y th e ooili^Miiy m bat be eapeotgd arid out with air pocket center for added insulation. The three' signed Long’s Original turned down ii similar petltlbn. end »‘TFI felt for one second that, .''yi commitment papers snd spirited AVaahmgton. June 2.6 Hrt — 'Vice tb thb light t t the evMeneii, tte Bathroom btemhlo AT LOW, LOW PRICES DURING HALE'S FABRIC. DEPT. Food and drinks ate.v hot oy cold from 6 to 8 hours! m.f.teHfv wasn't eoiisl to t h e * ...... k- k-- »'•*> jiisl 3>, hours before the execution. I Washington, June 2.S i/P,-The4 deadline complicated the Senate's PreHidenl Richard M. Nixon will PUC said. Size 14'i" long, 7" wide, 10^” high. Folds flat when to Galveston. Tex . on May 30. O I 1 C rrO F the Nebraska Supreme Court-af-' gSenate voted todayi for repeal of| problem s* It headed Into s mar- Main Floor, Refcr OcCaaioh of running the governor'* ffhe governor called hia wiTe join in welcoming Russia's first Tha drop In bus riding Is due not In use. • — . ^ i ter a hurriedl.v called night session . cent tax on passenger athon session to consider proposed deputy premier, Frol Kozlov. After Office, I’d resign.” "one, of the mo.al jealous women declined to Intervene. to the oompshttioti M the private Meenwhlle. in x night of tmex, I travel, effective Aug. 1. ' amendments to ths revenue meas he arrW’es Sundsy for a 16-day God ever let live." He said-:.the All hope gone. Starkwealhkr a |. Voiw vote* accepted this pro- ure. auto. JUNE FABRIC SAtE! pected moves: In Floods Path goodwHl'tour of the United States. "Improved. roade and added state \N-as in "good hands" under mother. Mrs. Guy Starkweather |PO.sal po„| f,omfrom itsUs finance committeecomm ittee! xhe bill as pa.ssed by the House HERE’H A TyPIC'AL VALVE 1. Atty. Gen. JXck Gieinillion Nixon will not be at Idlewlld parkhig farihtiee are bring pro- filed papers reportedl.v contesting I.t. Gov. L eth er F razar. ' and other family members made a ' „ propoaal for tepeal of .i,me.8 would extend'for another Long a.iked. in the recording. By ROY ESSOVAV final call on the killer, then left by Airport when Kozlov, accompanied Reg. 99c to $1.39 Yard the jurisdlcUon of the Ckivington,, ‘"‘‘J I'coioing. Hong Kong, June 25 'A*' The j the 10 per ceiilreiil communications year'the present rales on various by a delegation of 21 aides snd So (Oontlnned .on Page Ten) court where Long is to wage his' l-***'”"*"^ P’'*?' tax. effective July 1, I960, excise and corporate Income gone through South China metropolis of Canton ; (ConGniied on Page S«vent«Mi) viet newsmen, steps off a Soviet habeas comps freedom battle Fri-, f“'’ because I ve gone through wa.« described today ss a city of The Senate action pul thV repeal- taxes. Unless it becomes law by j Tin OH jet airliner .Sunday morn- SUMMER FABRICS .dey. quite a bit in the last three or four era into a bill, already pa.sseii hyj -juiy these would drop to pie- ing., weeks. terror, its I'j million people fac 8 dnp-dri- cottons, Bates and Disciplined — 2. Long's chief counsel, Joe Ar the House, to extend for a year at Koi-ean war levels, and govern-l he will be nn hand at the "I'm glad' to tell you good people ing what ma.v be its most catas prints thur Sima of Hammond, answered trophic flood in a cenUiiy. But the | present lales various excise and| ment revenues' would decline an' HALE’R FABRIC DEPT. OremlUlon’s shift strategy by say that as far as mentally. I never ; New York C?oliaeum Monday night city's main dike.* were reported ' Militarye/ Revolt corporation income taxes now due estimated_ 13 billion a ... year, j to help Kozlov officiallv open the BuIIetins Main Floor, Rear YARD ing, "I’m satisfied we're in the was an.v b etter off In my life than to expire July 1. | I am today." stiil holding at mid-d.ay. The .Senate waa called to meet National,.Exhibition. from the AP Wirtb right court.” There appears to be little chance! in mlti-mormng, and told it m 3. Judge ■ R obert D. Jones of Bnt, hi added. "After th'ey got Communist and anti-Communist Over Frondizi 'R"t|. The special dedication ceremo- Covingtorts 22nd Judicial District i through chucking . rne from one sources h^re both painted a pic-; ! that the House will agree to the[stay in session until midnight to nie.s, which are to' fealinv* speeches SPECIAL SALE and CLOSEOUTS repealers whir h would rost the t night to push the bill to passage, Court declined to Indicate which ! aiito to another, fighting me on one tpre of pss.sible di.sastcr in popu-1 bv Nixon and iCozlov, are-to be tel TITLE BOUT POSTPONED FROM HALE'S BABY and TOT SHOP way his judicial leaninga would ! street corner after another and put Inus Kwarigtung , f*rovince. across Reported Near government about-Jl billion a J|ear Democratic leader Lyndon B. evised coast-lo coast in keeping New York, Jane. 25 (.D—Tire ■wing. He »aid he would comment 1 n.e on stretchers and t.ving me snd Hbe bolder from Hong Kong jin revenue. 'Johnson of Texas said-that if a with the .Soviet leader's request to heavyweight title Dght Iretweew in court "wheq and'if 1 am called shooting - me with hypodermics, j The independent new.spaper S:ng - - , The reltirh from the pas.sengei aession running to midnight or appear op 'American television.; rham plon Flo.yd PattoreoB and GIRLS' DRESSES ti{ion to rule."^ ' ] iben I can’t tell yon that phvaicallv Tao J'b Pao said Canton is "a cif.v Buenos Aires, Argentina. .June^i^^j^ ja* estimated at $23.^, million later did not produce action . it The Nixon-Kozlov meeting In New, Sweden’s Ingemar Johansson at Sims said hs taped a .%-minule I'm as well off as I was.;' ' ! ot terro r under the th reat of the 25 i/P' Argentina seemed near the' annually, and that from the com- riiight "be necessar.y to go around York will be the first high-level; Yankee Stadium today was Interview with the governor be-I He added When 1 get to be most disastrous flood in its his- revolution today, with munications tax at 173.1 million. the clock until action is taken." Ariiericaii contact with the 51-i postponed until 10:50 p.m. Fri> Slightly Soiled cause of the press of phone calls on | I tory.----- Mr'"ore than one million peo-: . — j■ • i.. i.' A major question still facing the Unless Congress enact.s leg year-old confidant of Soviet Pre-1 day night because of iHul weath livin,. in ron.^Unt d.^ad [ Senate was whether to get into the islation ^by Tuesday, .lohnann Sizes 8 months to 6 lears. Long's health. New Orleans station I (Continiied on Page Ten) pie sre l.v".,; ... cu.-cv- ..ontinuing rebelliousness in^.„ niler .N'ikita KKlirushchev. ; er.' Promoter BUI . RoMaeohn I of being drowned or stsrving to! •’ ,u. some provision for financinj said, the gov'ernrnent will Ifip.® Administration leaders are re-' ssdd he made his derision earli death if the dikes , 6rl tlie Peh mass rirofeatsprotests hv by rommunists Communists and rt>«''6tate highways. about 19 million a day in fax rev ported ./o..be keehly interested In i er than planned beoause of rNoilhl River,.rave in. " i for meeting A July Vgtun to $5.98— N O W Peronist labor unions. enue. Kozlov’s visit at this time; 6ellev-j threatening weather and condl- Aboard the Plush Britannia Torrential rains have swollen Government officials continued Any Senate changes in the bill ing he might give clue whether . tton of the infield at tha stadt- the Peh and Si (West! Rivera, that to,claim that the threat •'to the will mean the measure miiet^ go i Russia intends to ease its pres-1 iira. The IS-rouhd boiit had been converge with the Tung I East! J government had been averted by back to the House. Johnson said; tough attitude In negotiations: srhednied for 10:30 p.m. tonight River above Canton and flow to, Frondizi'a reahuffle-; of- hia cabinet News Tidbits the changes made by the Senate , over Berlin's future. DIAPER CLOSEOUT Ike to Join Elizabeth the South China Sta through the and particularly by the- appoint Finance Committee are not ach- Kozlov tentatively plans to go H-B05U1 DEATHB ESTIMATE Pearl River e.sluary. The raina ment of a leading advocate of free Culled from AP 55'ires ceptable to Rep. Wilbur Mills I on to Washington "for three days; Washingt'on, June 25 (A*>—Gov Pin check, rose buds reportedl.v continued in the Peh enterprise. Alva"0 A*sogaray. to i 1 (D-ArkI whose views are influen- of informal talks with a top rsnik ; ernment officials suryeyMi today watershed- yesterday, but the Tung ' head the economic and labor mill-; ...... mtmmmmmmmm yg) tH8 Hoiisc SS Chairm an Of , cross section of administration! the hypothettoal - wreckage «t a and plaids. 21 x iO size. was said to have begun dropping | make believe nuclear atjMk on HERE IS AMERICA'S FINEST In Cruise on Seaway istrles. Actre.s? Marilyn Monroe wa.lk-’il* tax-writing Wa.v# and Means leaders including President Eisen-] Details on the situation were' Other Bources said certain high ing arourld Ivenox Hill Hospital inU'ommiUee. ■ hower, Serretary of-Stale Chril' the United States and conclndhd Regular price 3 for for — I scarce and reports contradictory military leaders were far' from New York and has shown "moal, The proposal to divert other lian A. Herter and Nixon, that a real rain of H-boMbs on FLOOR SCREEN Ifontreei, Jiirte 2 5 'lAh — Preei-8’ We’ve got radar watching out' but they vliow China is still Viil-1 satisfied and aentime^t in favor aattafactory" progress since a ' the ' scale Imagined would IdU »1.R8. NOW ---- I rv j 6«nt Eieetihower, who ehune the for the enemy and also keeping, nerable to age-old natural calafni-'i' . ousting Frondizi was stHl gynecological operation. Tuesday j (ConUnned on Page Ten) (Continued on Pago Three) •48.900.(100 Americans. . TbeY /re ■ . . an e.ve on the weather,” a Cana-i ties. ---1 o U.S. presidential yacht, will board strong in the armed forces, ...The effect on Connecticut,'* in- 1, figured another 30'mlUion would ANIX ONLY dian A ir Force officer said. "W e're .Since assum ing power in 1949,, War aecretsrv Hector Soianas terstate highway pro'gi'am if Con-1 be ..In juredr Thie waa. the pAca Queen BUnebethig pluarti BrHeanin prepared for both. We'll do. the the Chinese Ootpmunirts have be- j p^^^^eco adm ittro th a t a num ber of UtsHU and Defense Nofatilaa- BOYS' SHIRTS tomorrow' and cnilee with the welcoming inside hangar If It gun vast projects to curb floods for whort arrest w^onTh^^odriay^V^■^n^ Fcel Hurt^ Hc SaicL- tion's rerort to a Senat^Honse The perfect anewer to all "open space" pnib- Queen Along 31 milee of Die .St. rains," ^ droughts, and Insect puifniea that prnjeeta. Deputy Slate Highway suheomnuttee studying the ques Fine quality cotton in stripes. ,plaids and checks. Short end long There wljl be a 21-gun ealute warrant* had been Issued were still ’Sleeve. Sizes 3 to -7. tems. All klln-dri«tl seasoned wood. 17" x 64" XiAwrenee SeawAv. at large. Many were believed in (he Commissioner Roland B ennett sa.vs | tion of what might be the effect V panels. Tenon and mortise frarine’for sti-ength. The two-ctiiofa of etatc vrill meet for the President. . WTrile , the (Continued nn Page Eight) today. of nuclear war on the United , Queen watches, Eisenhower is to military barracks at Cordoba, the Now ypu can dress up your hathiTPom elegantly Regular SI .98 NOW Regular ».98 NOW Double-acting hinges. Button gliders. Choice hare to iformally open th''e iwAway, renter of current' agitation, A rthur GoUfre.v scheduled to re -' Parents Survive Date Statee. with this stunning matched bathroom enaemble. of turquoise or white with blsck trim. the joint, U.S.-Oansdian project inspect a 100-man honor guard. Hiune on radio and teles'laion i n ' "Then Elizabeth and the. Presi .) n !• n ' 1 ' against Frondizi and, ths starting Towels, face rlolh, lid ro.vei, hath sheet, bath that can Ijring threa^fouhths of the 1•) tSOCl IPS t\P in05'C C l point of the center of current September. CBS says... Federal OI HELD FOR fifUBDEB Although completely finished, it egn easily dent, along with Canada's Prime F t. 8UI. OCla., Jnito 3*‘ (AV- mat, ahower and window curtains are of terry. srorid’5 emps to the heartland of 1 * 1 agitation against Frondizi and the district judge in Washington turns The charming "Hearl.s Delight" design is hand $1 he repainted, papered or olhenvlse decorated Ameriffa. Minister John Diefenhaker will -First for The ir Boy Pvt, Gordon J. 'Thompaim Jr« drive to- the Queen's yacht anchors- down request to kill a contempt of printed in Ipvely soft colors. The woven chenille to suit any taste decor or color scheme. A oruiea aboard the |6 milUon rroiii Holei Ashes; ***« revoiu- Congreas indictment against Ber 18, was charged by'theABiiy to ed at St. Lambert, across the St. ■ 1 tlon which overthrew dictator day of murcl^lng A.l.C. John J, bath i-ug is a. handsopie import of sturdy con 9 9 ^ yacht Britannia will talce th ^ to Juan Peron. nard Goldfine.. .Eamon De Valera struction. Lid cover snd windo\\|ev\irlRins ai’e li,., , HOUSEWAhES DEPT. . Beauharnois, Que„ from th«r eea- Lawrence from Montreal. .' ■“ 11 Feared Massing I By FR.ANCIR STIIXEY S'making matlers,, worse perhaps. Norris Jr., 35, at Ft. MoUnouthi A crowd of thqtisands will he Vice A dm. Isaac Rojas, a. leader installed In office as third presi N. J .. The Army annoimoed a dwoi-atcd with nylon rufflc.s. Uu.d-mhle comes in aray entrance at 9t. Lambert. I of the the antl-Peron revolt. pre- dent of the Republic of Ireland in New York — Mv dear son,'! But then the most amazihgand pink. aqua'. on hand to greet the Queen and rtalel'y ceremony id'Dublin castle, | nearing 14. had hit first dale the , unexpected thing happened. Sorte "’general court nWirtial to eefivene ■ BOYS' JEANS and SLACKS They will go through gie first the President on a 30-acrea flat Bergen, Noi-way, June 25'iA>i -! dieted yesterday that' Frondizi' July 15 to try the Stoclcton two in a seriea of locka,. the liquid Authorities sifting the ashes of the ; owuld face a revolution "within a Felix Pei'ez. leading critic of j nther night. His parents are still hovv' one of hia teachers gave the Terry Ljd C o ie r ...... Blue, tan and g tay in sizes 2 t to o t area bordering, the seaway chan-, boys reason to believe that if Springs, Maine, soldier aroneed ■tairwmya which Hft shipping 224 nsl. ' ~ ■ fire-gutted Stalheim Hotel have ; few days or a few weeks" if he did Prime'Minister Fidel Castro's land t^trt'lng to recover. of preoMdttated murder, auto Terry Bath Towel, 22” x 44” ___ JEANS SLACKS Toiletries, Etc. feat from tha St. Lawrence River found 13 bodies so far. Another | nOt:'resign immediately, reform program, under arrest On The occasion was, a dance for they didn't, appear at the prom— “You tell me how many people the junior high echrol graduating preferably with a date --- grade# theft and reckleea dMvlag. Nor Voiutt ta $2.98 Valuos^ toto" LaLa Ontorio. are coming.” a seaway official Ij p.ersons are believed missing, i ' ...... - cherge* he hel|>ed five B atista sup ris’ body w.ais found last w ueh 4 Terry Bath Sheet. 36*’ * 66” .... lues>»S3.98 class. They didn't ’'have such would suffer. , I2i00 Lustre Cream Shampoo ...$1.59 SMway authorities are still suggested when aaked for an esti 'None of the bodies have been:- (Continued on Pago Eight) porters flee Cuba by boat-., . So alongside a highway n e^ Ssuidy Terry'Hand Towel, 16” x 27” . . . N O W N O W • Ironing out kinika. B ut tw o months identified... but the dead and miaq-, ------viet scientist claims Russia has things bark in Tecumseh, Okla.. “ I think I’ll go to "tlie dance," mate. “1'don't know, it's''not a Master Brenn reported afterward Point, Malaria on ’I>o«||M *’8 and's Scandinavian some time of scientific fiction. suit cleaned, and pressed. Country. Club. Brush Set' ....___...... 5 $1.00 unit, fit the North,'America Air grass sod and 6,720 petunia plants discarded cigarette. aim appeared to be psychological tour in Aiiguat . . , W. Averiil B'ormerly he was one of the : . , Xt'E&DAV'-"'-'^;..- Excitement and con9ision reigned Adorn Hair ^ipray * ...,;.., $1.50 D ^nae network' that maintain* coat *250.000. The U.S. embassy in Oslo so far rather than military. HaiTlman eay# ha "told .Nikita ‘‘tvorM's foremort .authorities on until the. greet night finally ar CD SH Cl^R REJECTED 9 A.9L to, 5:80 P..M. oontact 24 hours a day with Norad basketball and World War II, Waahlngtsn. Junqi 25 iff)—fThe 60c Alfca SeHze'r .. .: .54c After receiving books In silver htfk, boein^ able to, llst^87 known French troops, planes and tank# ,l3ti]tSlitiriiev th a t A m ericans, re - rived. Mother gave son an endless WCDNE8DAY Headquarters at Oolorado fringe, •nases listing‘'every worker who Anierlca,ir8urvlVors,'Some of those surroimded the rebel hand on the gardlSqa of poHt