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Manchestar Barracki. Vetaranaj of the towns of Tolland and 12,925 u iM tukau Mgli M ta Mt. of World War 1. and Ita Ladies} Gas (^o. I^aying Windham County. Rhe has been Tureck Issues Msara, Utmarttm, Mfe M About Town Auxiltarv, will meet at tha John B. { Masaber « f tha Aadit Fiscal Unit Studies active In the Coventry «tn(lllary Bhi-Mia « f CSVenlatlon Member! ot the VFVt; AiixITUrJ’ Burke iNineral Home at 7:30 lo-j Mil^Long Main and recently received a . 10-year Highway Report: City o f ViHane Charm an requested to meet sit the John night to pay resperte to Matthew.! pin. B. Burke Funerel Home et 7 McGuire, a charter member of the She. was recently elected geeie- Barracks. Town’s Disbursements *I1t« 'Hartfo d 0eneva, July 18 (/P)— A Pittsburgh, July 18 (JP)— der the controller. • i plans sre being Impleni^ntecl. ' Uiiiled Slates i,a 8 major consum­ Turning to report* of * division Waterhiiry. Tuei^y. Tne hue will Several hornea on • portion of The highway division of the A compromise $3,556,200,0<^ U.S. spokesman charged to- The four-da.v-old steel strike, His Dircclois fiscs'! ppltcy com­ Hutchinson pointed out he didn't er, ia outstanding in Us high anti­ Public Works Department also C. J. MORRISON lea\-e front' Orange Hall at Pi.lO mittee. after it* study; 'w'lll' rec­ wsnt Eighth Utilities District tax­ Green Rd. and Parker St. will also friction property, extreme mal­ foreign aid authorization hi!) d.y .that Premier currently pinching the na­ Throw Them a.m. The r eeting o." aH the'club* Imaintained culverts, storm sewers. ommend any changes it see* fit payers to undenvrltejhe collection be gfiw'cefl’ by the new line, the leability, high resistance to cotro- ! gutters ■ and ditches. stockpiled PAINT STORE drew' a verbal brickbat today cnev 8 latest speeches Sjhowjof the Western .ministers this tion’s economy, is beginning After Castro fhrou.mmit the aisle will be held DONT Away to the full Board of Directors. of water and sewer revenue from spok«fi*u*P ' aid ?lun, low melting poinl-^a quality SWl .MAIN ST. MI •-8T18 from the man who will have a morning "demoitrated"demostreted there I*Is no StUI plenty of wear left In durmg the, ouUng. ! sand and crushed atone at the the Soviet L^nion w'ants to Ito put a dent in national de- — The 2-hour meeting dealt in de­ people outside the Disfrict. Dis­ ft imparts to alloys - and ability to gravel pit. and cut 1.314 square We Give G rw i Stwnpe! substantive dlvtalon" hm he added i fense work.' aheea when broaght here for tail with- the jobs of Collector of lot to say about how much perpetuate the division 6f trict people sre taxed separately , » » » adhere closely to metals, a quality yards of grass and brush at vari-f Plenty of Free Parking! he was unable to explain what he The strike h*|» already snarled expert repairing. ' Donald W. Mart.n. airman ap­ Revenue Paul Cervini. Assessor for sewers and hsve a useful in soldering. ’ money is provided to make it German.v. private siato A L A u xiliary oils locations. i Assiatant Secretary of State meant by this. 'plans for the completion of three Open Monday* All Pay prentice, I ’ SN, son of Mr. and P. Joseph Murphy, and Controller I water .*uppller. work. IT.S: Secretary of State Christ- Atlas missile launching site* near Fidel May Closed 4Vedne*dny , Mr*. Ale.v Martin. • 1 .VtcCabe St ., Elisha Freedman, all of whom at-' Want* Aerial .Map Only t353.200.000 short of the Andrew H. Herding (ieclared that in statementa made bv the Soviet n. * '’u “ ’’k ^^'-'enne. Wyo . according to con Afternoons I la aerviiig with Attack Squadron j tended the meeting with General Hutchinson also learned from Picks Area Woman '■13.809.400.000 requested b.v presi­ j 85. which I* parllcipattnx in cel- Richard Marlin With . dent Eisenhower, the bill was premiers on his current visit to .Murphy and Martin that much Polsnd “ WR find e xtrAns-o non-* Minister Anderi A. Gio- The firxt eU^. EchAduIed for com- SAM YULYES ! ebrating the opening of the St. Hutchinson was commlitee mem­ property in tmvn Is prnbahlv not Mrs. Elixsbelh Rychling of Cov- hammered out yesterday by Ren- Return to Lawrente Seaway. ale-Houae conferees and will be tradiction to a^nv idea of reunifies-! ."o"* ' "SHOE REPAHUNG ber Theodore Powell. being taxed, Martin said town elected historian of the tion of East and West Germanv. " I »or‘«l_f''nchon. , ,shed in 4ime. Bui high pressure riiulchinson discus.'ied wilh the map* are incomplete hut a J50.000 Depatlmenl of Connecticut, considered by the House next o r THE BETTER RIND" Wednesday. 'It looks like (he wsnts) the The next meeting of Big FourUsnk* for the other site* sre not 3S OAR STREET , Daughter* of Liberty, No. 17. : officials possible way* of getting I aerial siirvey would help. American Ivegiop .\uxiliary at ita minister* is scheduled for Monday e.xpected to he delivered in time H igh Post Same SMe as H’atkm* LOLl. will omit meeting,'! during j n.oie effleient fiscal control snd : The manager told Hutchinaon convention fri Hartford this morn­ The measure merely luncheon given by British for Ihe November completion date j , the month* of .Inly end August. problems a'a i g in the way. 'i such a survey would he cheaper ing, authority foi continuation ^r^he *inn of (Sei manx Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, beraiisa of the strike, the offifisi* ' The next meeting wdll be on Sept. I He e a.s told f>n'.ni disburse.* than sending out an engineering .Mrs. Rychling is a past pre.s- CAR program to help friendly nations: He apoke with newsmen soon, We.*tern suthoritie* *aid. [ Havan*. July 18 (/P>-~-Fidel 1,V I iT.oney for properly tax refumis I aurvey crew to cover the entire ideni of the Oreen-Choho Post •tbm the tide of Communism »ft*'' foreign minister* of the down the extent of dis- A* for the erononiic , xitiialion. ' [ Caatro ^ a y forced out Ppdfi- 1 . ----- a violation of State alntutea mit I town. .Marlin has proposed the ' Auxiliary, and served two terms | through economic and mililarj- agreement, the Western foreign I be nation's »tee1 production losses , Member.* of the *lh rvatncl i an Imt-iense saving* in adminis- | aerial survey as a 18')9-60 capital iss pieaident of the Fourth Dis-; build-up. snd West Germany met , minister* sre known to he trying 'untinue to mount. Production ' ident Jifanuci Urrutin nnd L T. WOOD GO. ' Fire Department wnahmg to par- trative headaches. Ctrvini said. , improvement. . I tricl Auxiliary, which ia comprised A separate bill putting up the minijlM on strstegj' in the Big unify ranks against heavy .l'’**^* are estimated at *300 mil-! I touched off a mounting: elun- ' tlcipate In the parade in Sims­ Only the treasure- ia aulhorir.ed ' cash muat he acted on later.. Four t^nferenre. .... Soviet pressure to exact a stiff-bon a week. Wage lo**e* are: I or to withdraw hia own resig­ ICE PLANT bury • to. lorrow night will meet to make dialniraements. Hutch- j Rep. Otto E. Passman (D-Ij i ). V\e.*tei-n informant.* said the price from the'weat for callini off running close to *70 million a nation aa prime minister. •1 BISSELL ST. s the flrehemae si 5:'0. In uni­ inaon said, adding that Cervini i COATS chairman of a House Appropria­ four remained pessimistic about me Berlin eviais week, hancea of working out a stopgap The 32-yiMr-ald Castro b«|raa lUS form. slop' the practice or else have tiie . tion Subcommittee which will ' _ Exploiting Difference* Idled .100.000 campaign to get rid of the man he Cubea-Criuhed-Blarkn nireetor* .nake what authorixa- ! To wpar and wpar everyvvhpre. Thpsp fa.sh- draft the financing mea.sure.-took j *<’Hb‘rrienl 'with Russia, . High Western litaders nald So- The litrtke. which began ai Tues-. a Him \si*\4r ■iiM-irkrivatinn : B^rdtn^ ERld th® T st Germany. This is fi-ont In the Big Four foreign min- mediation eommiasioners i t him and refused to accept his m - exceea checking account and im­ 1957 OLDS SUPER 88 ~ tiona sh4)Uld he cut. but House , tbe frontier which divides the ister*' conference, it has little •»l*te'^ separate talk* with I and fabrics to choose from, {’olors; Royal, ' ignatlon. proper disbursement practices in ■ 4-Door Hardtop. leaders have tossed around the fig- ; world of socialism snd the world prospects of achieving anv of Its dfde* for Monday in New I Naverthelaoa. a govarnmeni. regard to the Recreation Depart- \ lire of half a billion dollars or , of capitalism and we will de- objectives in the current phase of F^lly equipped. nalura!, \)hile, blue, black, plaids and pi'inl.s. President Eisenhower and James spokesman said Castro's raslgna' JOHN F. TIERNEY ment...... — ■.....— | more. The Foreign-Aid Bill offers ' fend this frontier with *11 our negotiations on Berlin tion still standa. But many hsnsve He learned from Marlin that ' 1956 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL them their biggest opportunity to strength.” The issue dividing the t'mted Mitchell, secretary of labor, ' it is only a matter of hours until centraliging collection of revenue, Sizes 7 l« 18. make a sizeable cut in the Piesi-: •'8ee Uontradiotlon State* snd Britain from France Caatro rstums to the prims fflin- Funeral Home in Cervini'* office solved somej 2-Door Hardtop. dent’s over-all appropriation re- Berdiqg aald the American dele-^ - Waahington yeaterday. Details of the conference were not re­ I Isterahip. problem and created other*. The: -Equipped. quests for I860. gallon here felt this contradicted (Continncil 4«n Page

PAOITWO UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, o6 n N„ SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. llANGREBTii. OOlfN, SATURDAY, JULY 18. 1989 PAGETBEEB hold g family picnic at .Black Hehron L a d ^ on tha Robert E. Foota RockvUle~V ernon Co. haa report*# ;tn lBcr*aa* in net farm.. Bach family or group of operating income after taxes of Lang Beach Is Spot famlllM will provide lunchea. ' Sheinwold on Bridge 13.3 per cent In th« ftrit elx monthi Black Mink Trims The ueual united aervices of ns Business Bodies of 1969 over the eame periofl in Grange Plans Hebron and Gilead will be held Kiddies Win '/i 1958. The bank eleo showed net operat­ during Augua.t, The hour will, be DRAW TRUMP* , Adde M AT 10 a.m., with two succeailve-Sun­ Soulii dsslsr ing Income efter taxes of $1,763,337 To Whistle at Girls Busy Season G>ntestHeld AT UOBrr TIME In a little over two years, the or $1.84 per share on 957,50# Fall Collars, Cuffs day aervices at each church. The NsklMr side vdiwaWe Snsarsoo, Hammlli 4 Compmiy’e r By Alfred SheMwoM shares for the Jan. 1. to June 30, (ONMaiwri tram On«) Rev. George M. Milne, fonner pas­ N o < m Main St, office haa truly become ------4 The next'meeting of Hebron tor, la expected to preach on Aug. UB. Masters Teen Champloii B > 7 t a “ 1 1 ^ bit of Wall St..’ ’ for, period, compared with $1,571,437 Grange will be held Tuesday and At P|ay Area / In the pisy of the trump suit, or ll.'il per share on 920.0()0 (CeoMmied from Page O m ) deaignen are tinkering with ml- would not bf pertnttted to ro-onlor About Town 23. » « 5 through the miracle of electronic win open at 7:30 Instead of the The paator recommenda 'The ths subject of each article this 4AJ109 4 commumcationi equipment, Man­ sharee for the eame six months in ledya kfieea and walat according DuebMno OoU«ir* in Omtha next week, you must often- docide ♦ A »4 1958. For the period Jan. 1 to with a fore-shortened top hat it to early enooping of haute couture Msfiibera of the VFW Auxiliarj- uaual time. United Church Herald, a denomi­ Organ grindora, monkeys, hobos chester residenta can keep M cloee Iniggested Lady Chatterly at the DRUG STORE ftll. She will be n sophomore. are Invited to attend the institution The-earlier meeting time, will be national paper, for his. parlahlon- and aveniX glraffa roanrad Henry whether to knock out. the lest high WEST EAST tabg on varioue stock transactions June 30. $711,015 was added to experts In the I^ench capital. 4 K J 5 4) Q S undivided profits and dividends horse show in her formal side sad­ Mary Jean said the rhief objec­ of a new ladies auxiliary to the tor a short business session at ers. This paper Will Carry a aeries trump held by the opponents or M tte crowds thronging tho Jlew dle attire. With tl| g opening #f the fall GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FIllED AT LIGGETT : Park pla.vground in Rockville yes­ let It wither on the vine. TK 74S2 VJ10 94 were declared In the amount of showings just 10 days off on July tion of the church school officials .Inseph Scirlca Post. Hartford, at Gllesd Hall, to be followed by a of articles on building the local Tork exchanges. picnic at Foote's pasture on Rt. 86. terday —but beneath all the make­ West opens the three of clubs, ♦ 7 ♦ K 5 2 t a t w piece of electronic eqtiip- $861,750. 37 fashion spies are in hot piirtult was the bathinK suit competition 3 p.m. tomorrow at the post home. church program thla winter and >0743 >Q110 2 By DOROTHY ROE The entire grange and their fam­ the next spring. up they were just children. snd you win in dummy with the ment wiich the otfico'haa ECQulr^ The bank’s Ststeraant of Condi­ of Information from aeefetiv* high ALL DAY SUNDAY SOUTH tion as of June 30, 1959 showed FORKIONER8 .ABE AHOmNG.A faahion hihiaea. -Pdrt of the eontesl. The grand reception committee ilies sre invited. The picnic is to Donning homemade costumes to SCO In order to lead a trump. East Is "SCAT-' (Sequently Coded New Tork, July 18 i>P)—Closing plays low, and you duck the trick 4 A 10 94 2 total resources at $427,807,015 and If early cafe talka prove true, OPEN Duchesne President Mother of the Orange l>^ges will meet take the place of the regular lec­ Manchester Evening Herald parade before parente, friends and V A Q Automatic Transmitter Start) sesetons of this week's fall fash­ 8 to 8 ^ Clark was not available for com­ Monday night in Orange Hall at 8 turer's hour, Mrs, Kenneth A. Por­ to West's jack. which replaces the niapually on4r- deposits S t $388,043,510. next fall'* woman will emerge with Hebron correapoadent. Miss Su­ judges were some 76 youngsters ion showings by New Tork de- shouldera of an Olympic winner, ment. nor was the Veiy Rev O rl o'clock. ter and her committee are in san B. Pendleton, telephone West leads another club to your ated teletype and triples t}i4 of who are participating in the city’s “ ^ s Uie of leased wires Commends Campaign .slgners resembled a meeting of the neck of a swan, .bust of a beauty M. Reinert. S.J., Creighton Univer­ charge. ACiadeniy 8-1464. Ung, and yqu lead out the ece of Soeih West North Eaal United Nations, as 26 women from MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE summer recreation program, ’trie machine in Manchester la queen, no kneen at all and a waiat sity president who told Marie The WATER will have a picnic It has been decided to purchase trumpe. 'tiM ’ ing is etiU at large. 1 4 Peas ^2 4 Paw The New England Daily News­ foreign consulates and three Mos­ W . MIDDLE TURNPIKE— TEL. Mi 9-2343 Jean she could not transfer to his most of the food for the picnic i Prizes donated by local mer-1 Should you lead trump to knock tied in with'offices In/New 'York, paper Assn., of Which the Man­ juat north the hip*. at the home , of Mrs. Emily . Frac- chants were awarded to the fun- 3 ♦ Paw 3 4 Paw cow fashion experts vlew ^ Amer­ school. and to "pass the hat" at the pic- out the kixjg, or ehouk) you ewitch 4 4 AH Paw Hartfonl, Bostem ana Springfield chester Evening Herald ia- Jean said "I put my Cath­ iitghl'. Members will meet at the nid to cover expenses. There will to diamonde? Opening lead — 4 3 ■ ber, and the New England Week­ olic education over the other.'' Send Flowers prettiest In three age groups. It ia uauaUy wiee to ewitch to 1 -V as well as sends,them. The consular ladles were pres­ that thie year's line dictates that Italisn American Club for weigh­ be swimming . in the pond and ly Press Assn., have been com­ ent at the invitation of Leonard Her mother. Mri. Edward Re­ games to follow. Among the 6 and 7 year olds, your aMe aults, hut in this oaae Edward R^Krasenlca, office mended by Gov. Abraham A. Rlb- madams have a tall,, willowy ing-in between 6 and 7 o'clock be­ Greg and. Bruce Denson, as an or­ and Andrew Arkin. father-and-son allhouette. nts. exclaimed "I'm .just sick. Recently Miss Mary Boyington tha oorrect play ia to knock out thlTtl spade; he will surely gain manager, p la in e d that, on - ^ e icoff for undertaking a special ad­ fore the picnic. All are reminded To Kremlin? gan grinder and money were - ordlnary^etjfpe, the Mancheeter team presenting a group -of typi­ I've trains her so. long." . to bring a box luhch snd a folding represented East Central Pomona the king of thumps. Imagine' that the leed in time to lead a heart. vertising campaign promoting the Young Yvea .St. Laurent, oracle In' New Mexico earlier this selected as the funniest; Ronald ITou can make sure of the hand branch^celved meaaagea tent to cally . American. moderately- chair. Beverages will be provided. 3 at the State Talent Shpw held you don't know where the key "new New England." of the Dior faahion empire ia re-, month. Sue Ingersoll. 20. decided and Robert Daley, as a giraffe, if West has the king o f epsdee, tho other offices aw-'Well as the 'The New England Council is priced fashions. A. number sp- ported setting the p^ece. But he's at Camp Berger In Winchester. (Continued from Page One) cards are, and then work it out. local one. to remain in the Mies Universe were considered the most unusual; Diamond Ftoeeae Losee even if both red kinge are w i^ g . initiating and preparing the ad­ peared in native dress, and sit ap­ fighting a rearguard action to save I I 4 A Vi Joe Christian, director of ath­ She took fourth place with her and Jane Crudden. a ballerina, and is meant, he said, that the op- plauded the smart, wearable .7 -J .5 ■ contest although the Catholic solo. "The L/>st Chord." She placed peal to the Kremlin ia considered Jf you abei don trumpe to taka That is reason enough to play vertisements, the first of which the kner. ' Church told her she would be de­ letics and held of the Uni­ Jkely," Slmpaon aatd. Margaret Gardner, an oriental the trunqia corecUy. rator had to scan all communica- appeared in The Herald last Sst- clothes. Their favorite of the Ar­ "There will be no change- in the first In both the subordinate and a diamiond fineaaa, the fineaee tiona coming here via the teletype nied the sacraments for a period versity of Connecticut basebsll Has Interflora ever had euatom- girl, were judged the prettiest. kwea. Elaet returns a heart, and Dally <)uestioB urday. Five others will follow kin collection was'n black broad­ lisnglh of my skirt*," he reportedly Pomona competition, won herself and select the ones for the local unless she withdrew. team, will be the speaker at Tues­ ers who warn to send flowers to In a group of boys and girls you. must take that ftneasa also. Partner opens with one heart, at monthly intervals. cloth cocktail dress, cut on slender told on# jntervlewer. "My new nne day's meeting of the Klwsnis Club a weekend st the esmp snd the office. bsck neck- opportunity to compete. The Judg­ R' ssia ? aged 10 to 12, the following It loses, and you are Meated. and the next player passes. You Ribicoff. chairman of the New 'tors, with plunging lengthens the body, frees the neck L, St the Country Club at noon. ■ This time consuming task is no England Governor’s Conference.' and s satin belt, and puts accent on legs". es were all members of the Na­ "We've had mauiy,” Stein re­ were chosen: Most unusual. Now euppoae you laiui a trump hold; Spades K J 6; Hearts K 7 6 longer necessary with “ SCAT." Jean Gardner, a minstrel, and also commended the Council for' those present appeared cap­ However, he decreed an end of tional Youth Committee, plied. "And I'd like to aay—with­ to the Uitig before beginning the 3 2; Diamond* 7; Clubs 9 7 6 8. hiTwever, because It scans the mes­ The Rotary Club will hear Dr. out revealinf, how we'v» done K Alma Walker, a girl of the. gay diamooda. West takas tha king of What do you say? ita part in the campaign.' j tivated by the children’s fashions the bouffant skirt which haa kept a Eastern U.S. Plan.s for the new year have sages and only chooses the ones ___ shown by Helen Lee, festuHng George A. Crawley of West Hart­ —that we've gotten our flowere ’20’s: prettiest. Dottle Elgin, a spades , and leads a club. You ruff Answer; Jump to four hearts. aimed specifically for this office. pleasant dreamy look on the faces been made and all grangers In­ Honored at Dinner pint-size school and party dresses of cafe cowboys eyeing the fashion ford Tuesday night at the Coun­ terested In s blg.ger and better through the iion curtain. gypsy, and Denrse Krowka, a hula and try. the diamond fineaee. Bast This shows fl- e trumps, a singie* Other pieces of equipment, like Wrapped in try Club at 6:30. Dr.' Crawley, "Trade barriers are lifting ev- girl; and funniest, Barbara Monag­ wine and retuma a heart, but thie ton or void s(ult and mohr''than the Trane-Iux projector, enables Willard B. Rogerf snd Mrs. El- R'amor girls aged parade on the Champs Elyaeea this Grange year are Invited to attend A favorite of this season. who is a practicing physician arid the next few meetings and see the er.vwhere," he contimied. "Flowers han, a hobo, and Kenny White, a time you don’t need the heart 9 points in'high cards. Yodr hand those in the office to watch the dia Manning were honored at a s tour to eight * * group was a red calico smock over , 3 ; is consultant to the Hartford abd Grange at work. are Intemctional. The barriers clown. fineaee. You can put up the ace of is good for offenss but bad for ticker tape reebrdinga of actual dinner Wednesday night at the Faahion tipsters say the coming Humid Blanket West Hartford Fire and Police De­ must be lifted for them." Among hoys 8 to 12 years old, hearts and run the diamonds, dis­ defense or for shun. '' transactions taking place that min­ Red Eknber Restaurant by 40 fe­ a black cotton full-akirted dreaa, colors are blue at Dior, touches or partments. will show a 61m on the Since the last meeting an in­ for the amart kindergartner. vitation to "neighbor" has been Timmy Belotti. m a bride, was carding the queen of heartis on (Copyright i960, ute In New York. male employes of the First Man­ Green from Jacques Heim and (Oosttained from Page One) latest method of artilicial respira­ chosen funniest; Robert Lee, a dummy's fifth diamand. Oaneral FeaMres- Coip.) The local office is tied In with chester Office, Hartford National Suzy Perette, who often aella aa black from Lanvin Castillo. f t received by the lecturer from En­ many as 10,000 copies of a tingle tion, mouth-to-moiith resuscita­ field Grange 151, for Monday, July butterfly champ, most unusual: One more oonaideriUon. For aU all of the 40 other Shearson, Ham- Bank and Trust Co. While leaving the bust but low, tion. Dead letter Office dress, showed a grtiup of the top Emmett, about 20 miles northwest : 20. and Terrence Dunn, a Girl Scout, G «* you know. East may have the mill offices throughout the coun­ Rogers was active in organizing designers are satting it off with flaring collars and big aleeves. of Topeka In Kansas. > . i The I’isitors are invited to come prettiest. third trump ' sther than West. If try, and is a member of the the First National Bank of Man­ fashions already ordered in vol­ Rescues Romance e tw. »4a* Task To keep unwelcome eyes from - Mercury Rises 1 The officers of the Manchester j In comfortable clothes or dunga- Judges for the annual contest you give up the third spade to ABE-OONDITIONED * 1 New York Stock Exchange, Amer­ chester, which merged recently ume by store buyers throughout Abundant sunshine shot the Italian American Society will meet I rees. All interested In attending were Mrs. Jewell Jackson of The Blsqt, he will lead a h-art at once. ican Stock Exchange and 15 oth­ with Hartford National. He serveid the country. Best-:sellera included: seeing these expensive creations, Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the club­ (Continued from Page One) Herald, Miss Gertrude Fuller of Wliat then.? DINE and DANCE | er security and commodity ex­ as president of First National for A plaid sheer wool dress with designers seem to be demanding SONOfi'-' lU .; marcuiy high Fridsy in the in -; I are asked to contact Mrs. Ken- Every THURS.-FRI.-SAT. I terlor of the West Coast. Dallas. | house on RIdridge St. to lake care I nelh Porter as soon as possible. the Hartford Courant, and Jon pital, an Army Reserve imM at In this case you need one of tiie I changes. five years after the founding, and sweater to top and full skirt; a that when madams goes out she Mrs. Isabella Sebastino and Mrs. Adoree Cote scan and operate wears an immense coat. Some de­ .'■jV'Mj 1.1,VO 5:50 V Ore. reached 105. Red Bluff in of all official business. Anyone I OOP,Obiiciis . ' check and explain the blank enve­ Lambert of the Hartford Times. Springfield, Maas. red Icings in favorable poiation. '' Staff of the local office has retired recently as chairman of black Jersey sheath with square wishing to pay dues may do ao at lope: 5^- Ralph Schiimey, playground di­ If both kings are "wrong,” you OAK GRILL grown from two to aeven since "SCAT,” at the local Shearson, Hammill A Co, office. (Herald the'board of directors when the neck, long sleeves and a wide signers are favoring capes that Northern California reported a: A slate of ofneera presented at The son of Jacob Cohen, 6 I I Photo by Saternia), . ... 107 and Needles Calif., aaw the the meeting. the Republican caucus Thursday "I had a amall envelope, ad­ rector, conducted the event, with Chestnut St.. Rockville, he Is a go down. The point la that yoii ^ so Oak St., Msnehestar it waa formed two-and-a-half merger took place. He ia now act­ leather belt; a dress and jacket leave nothing exposed save a glint mercury climb to 117. evening at the Elementary School, dressed rlgjvt. But when I got the the assistance of the playground grad"ate of RockiiUe High School cannot avoid this IX Bast has the years ago, and the volume haa ing in an advisory capacity. in violet wool jersey; and a dress- of ankle and head. 'HyRSOAY. l-M (4..^- Pj! Arthur I. Miller of 3 Stephen j by the Republican town commlt- check saw it couldn't be fold­ helpers. and Tufts College and Dental more than quadrupled, Kraaenlcs Henry Zeran said a search for a Bros, in March 1946, and took care Mrs. Manning, who waa director and-jacket outfit in dark green St , a member of Chapman Court. I tee. reads as follows: First select- ed, J'-’ got a long legal-size enve- Hospital Notes School. ' said. The Manchester office now new location,began a short while of servicli'g furnitur' .’.pholatery of advertising and public relations and red-checked wool, with waist- Order of Amqranth. recently was I man, William E. Leary and Cllf- J«pe. slapped the stamps on it and, Discharged yeat.erday: John stands thiiM in the sales of mutual ago when the lease on the Penn­ and draperies. He joined the local with First National for the iMt length jacket and scarf neckline. Daily Mileage installed aa supreme lecturer of I ford R. Wright: Board of FInajteer obviously, never thought about ad- Grace, Barber Hill Rd , Windsor- funds among all of the company’s sylvania store ran out. After con­ office of the Sun insurance Co. in six years, will transfer in August Betty Carol, of Mam’selle, dres.sing it," Vernon and Talcottville news is ' the Supreme Council, Order of Marvin Rosa and Hedle.v,,-'Hill; ville; Frank Valente. 27 Charter handled through the Manchester | BURNSIDE ! ~ offices In th« United States, he sidering several locations adver­ November 1967. to the main office of Hartford Na­ showed a slick group of junior SHADY Per tvoeoniolive Amaranth. The Supreme Council I Board of Education. Mrjj^c^dward Edmiston addressed another Rd.; Michael Pariaeau. 14 Village Held Over! added. : tised in a jewelers' magazine, the A mer.ber of the Tow’n Parking tional in the public relations de­ fashions which stressed dreaa-and- Evening Herald Rockville bureau, nUHN'.iDi avt - I MirnicoND sessions were held at the Hotel I A. Foote and Mrs. Kjjtrt Burglund: envelope yesterday and sent it to St.; Francine Bouin, Tolland; Mary 7 W. Main St., telephone TRemont KNDR TITERDAY Zerans finally decided on Connec­ partment. jacket costumes with "space girl" Keeps Dropping Statier in New York City. This I town clerk. tov^'Treaaurer and Elfriede Prussing of Hamburg. Zltani, 326 Griffin Rd., Wapping. 5-S1S6. • ADMISSION THIS PROGRAM 90c • 'Bank Renovating ticut because HOiry Zeran's sis­ Acting in the capacity of a capes and hoods. GLEN la the highest appointive office in : agent of towp;.-S(eposit fund, Mrs. Germany. Completee Training Major renovations are being ter lives in Bethel, and on Man­ woman's .public reletioniat, Mrs. Paula Dean showed a flattering Oiarles P,.fCMiner: tax collector. Dnrin l>liy olnrk loBmmon Chicago — Dally mtleage per the Order, which is made by the He said he received the girl's Army Re^ei ' e Lt. Col. David O. Rrnlo Kovarn Diana VarnI OrnoR Wp|l#f made to the basement of the Sav­ chester because "it is a nice clean Manning will maintain liaison be­ line of clothes for the woman Mrs. E!<^'Klton Post: assessors, ings Bank of Manchester which, city with better parking facilities aotfiw locomoth’e in the United supreme matron. . . name from a pen-pal list in 1948 Cohen, whose wife, Hannah, lives tween Hartford National and who is too busy to watch her fig­ D^aitf Heath and Kenneth Ellis; while he was a student In Austin. naan Slnrkwall when completed, will provide a new than most, and the people are very wbcnen'e clubs and similar organi- ure, featuring sheer, chiffon- at 34 Sterling St.. Longmeadow, E 3 M I. O •t’LT •! k 4 DlXl 4 • ';iT HAPPENED States declined aomawhat in 1058. J^^nrd of Tax Review, LeRo.v Ben- Tex,, high school. Mass., ia schedule<' to complete emplo.vea' lounge, lunchroom, re­ friendly." zatidns throughout the State. weight wools and simple Jersey reflecting a more adequate aupply ainger; Zoning Board of Appeals, ...After four .i'earR_.of_.CQrreapQnd_- .two weejjfl of active duty training TO JANE" ^COMPULSIOr located rest rooms and office rental Henry Zeran came, from , Ger­ . M^.s^ Winifred Marmaud was ia dress-andrjacket. costumes in Jtlgh. PEACH ■“o f moiUw jxwer thM In two i SIrreno A; Scra«ton and Homer W. ing, the couple met when the July 19 at fort Devene. Mass. EASTWOODHAMirOWt) space. many 25 years ago and has work­ charge [ of the dinner arrange­ colors. Strikers- Hills; registrar of voters. Harold army sent Edmiston to Germany Cohen ia .'.afrgned as chief dental Tncli. «:Sd. It 4 :1S-I:11 Lynwood K. Elmore, president, ed in Canada and several cities ments.'She was assisted by "Mrs. previcaia years. In freight service L. Gray: grand Jurors, William W. l>oria Day Jack TiCmmoii the 141.6 mile per locomotii'e per ! in 1952. And, Edmiston said, surgeon at the 30«th Field Hos- said walls will be relocated, pipes and towns in the United States. Annie Kaven. Gifts were presented FARM FORECAST I Hammond. George Maznlckl. Jo- ‘ In hidden by a new ceiling, and new Lothar came to this country seven day waa 4.3 miles under the lO-IT ' "things just worked out." '•IT HArrkjSKO TO JANR" STARTS WED.: “ASK ANY GIRL” — A RIOTl lo Rogers and Mrs. Manning. Paris, July 18 (gh—Paris fashion To Up ; seph Griffing Jr.; constables. Har­ lighting will be installed. years ago, completed high school average and 8.6 miles under the , old L. Gray, Donald Berry, Robert Miss Prussing made plans to In Color ICECREAM 1066 record. In paaeenger eervioe come to the United States in Nhown In the employes' lounge, a special and also received his certificate as Cafazzo and Donald Heath. luminous ceiling will be installed a master watchmaker from the the average of 335 miles for 1968 Np;r#icli Dump Driver Finpd August. Edmiston waa to meet her Plan wue i.,' Rulee under the 1907 rec- in New York. **TWO HKApiCD s p y * and suitable furniture ia to be pro­ Bowman Technical School in Lan­ Judge Clifford R. Wright flned vided. A refrigerator and hot caster, Pa. ord. f (Uontinned from Page Ope) August Garhmann of FJast Had- "El paid 350 down on her ticket, With slark Hawklm Gla Sraln Deapite those deebnea. the Nhown aiR CONOITiONtO plat* facilities will be provided for Gaudet said he is planning to THE ARMY AND NAVY dani JIO at Justice Court diis week and the people said the rest must the lunchroom, and entirely new move to Ft. Lauderdale. Fla., «r<.ge active freight loconmthve in Prtsenl at the niaeling last for operating an overcrowded ve­ be paid by the 20th (Monday)," MAIN FEATURE 8:30 1068 performed 21 per .dmt more EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT rest rooms are to be built. where his brother and sister are night were five clergymen, who hicle and $5 for failure to drive in EJdmiston said. "Because of goofy HANK POST STARTS SUNDAY In the rear of the basement, and noUeage each day >h43i was run an established lane. STATE living. He said he will miss Man­ Every Spoonful's A Peach! acted as neutral observers. Earlier me, it's going to be pretty close." AND facing on the parking lot only a chester and his friends very much. by locomotiveslir'the Aral posl- in the week, four of them— a Con- Mrs. Bessie Boweis of Hartford The letter mailed yesterday waa Dnborali Rnrr • Boinaoa Bran! LAST TIMES TONIGHT war j-ear, 1^46; and the average THE RHYTHM ■few atepe away, a 23 by 31-foot Gaudet will open a jewelry store gregationalist, a Methodist, a Ro­ la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jack sent sir mail, special delivery. "Count Your Blntsingc" room ia being prepared for possible for pasacRger locomotives was up Avelene of Hope Valle.v, Mrs. Pearl JERRY LEWIS "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" — 6:15-9:26 in Ft. Lauderdale. BING-O- man Catholic and a .Jewish rabbi— Postal officials said it should RANGLERS 61 patient. Bl;rpee is spending two weeks with Is Color t:Se-6:ia-S:M rental as an office or for a similar AIR CONDITIONED wrote letters to the council, ex­ reach Hamburg by Monday. use. AND , M^mage per day for serviceable her daughter, in . EVERY STARTS TOMORROW — FOR ONE FULL WEEK SB Years on Main St. eemRur pressing interest in the dispute. "WATUSI" Elmore also said the renovation Harold A. Turkington, former Joeeph L, Oxenvlnskl . -freiffiit cars slumped, the 43.6-mllc When the meeting broke up ,St. Peter’s Serxices SATURDAY NITE SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. — MAT. MON. 2 P.M. In C^lor work will include^, the stairway mayor of Manchester, observed his DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT average of 1058 being 3.4 miles early today, no date wa.s set for Services tomorrow at St. Peter's IT PUTS A GLOW IN YOUR HEART! ^ Authority, CXen dnskl is a captain 8:00 P.M. THROUGHOUT ’THE SUMMER Episcopal Church, will be: Holy CITY VIEW HALL leading to the basement. Part of 39th anniversary as a Main St. In the local drive foi the East under 1957 arid representing the future negotiations. There is an­ More Plan Buying this will Include the inetallation of DANCING .TO THE MUSIC OF "THE MUSIC MAKERS” Communion at) 8 a.m,: Morning 490 Keeney St., Manchester Wrd . "ASK ANY OIKI." biisinesanian this week. Catholic high school. He is a peat lo’^iest level of freight-car activity other council meeting Monday, — "Bi/i a wrought iron railing. since 1040 however. Prayer and sermon at 10 a m. As NeM Homes, Cars Since 1940, Turkington has been president of the Mancheeter the rector, the Rev. Douglas F, The work is being done by the a salesman with the G. E. Keith Junjor ChamI.er of Oii imerce and C R O ^ Oonyer's Construction Co. Archi­ Furniture Co. Before that he was servec' on numerous other 'ical Pimm, is still on vacation at Ijike "DfebbiL- George, the sermon will be deltv- j Ann Arbor. Mich. -Consumers tects are the firm Of Scudieri and associated with Kemp's Music civic projects, including the Red ered by Hedley Hill, lay reader. A I in the United States are more Mankey. House from the time it opened in Cross. parish meeting will follow the 10 \ optimistic about their financial REVNOLOS Only recently, the bank's parking 1922. area was paved and a new rear en­ a.m. service, in Phelps Hall. |prospects this year than a year ■fSoben^ A nativle of - Manchester. Turk­ To Take Course trance built. . •Tou C*n T«#te The Qnglity” Parishioners are reminded that j ago. according to a survey con­ ington graduated from the high Alfred P. Werbrter of the Jarvis LOOK! the ..Bible Vacation School apon-' ducted by the University of Michi­ school in the class of 1920. Immedi­ WAGNER Realty Co. has been enrolled in the LOOK! sored by St, Peter's will open gan Survey Research Center for Joins Firms ately after graduation he became Root## 8 a 44A John H. Dean, a recent graduate teal estate appraisal course being | •July 29, running two weeks from the Board of Governors of tbd associated with the firm o f Wat­ offered by the American Institute 1 Federal Reserve System. Forty- of Syracuse University, has just kins Bros. located then in the Summer Merchandise 1 to 5 p.m. daily. During these joined the Lydall A Foulds Paper of Appraisers at the Uni'versity of I two weeks there will be H o i y two per cent of those interviewed (fwiAScor>E COLOR'by DE LUXE present G. E. Keith building on Connecticut, Aug. 3-15. expect higher incomes this year Co. and Colonial Board Co. with Maip and School *Sts. Summer Merchandise The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY NOW AT Communion on both Wednesdays the ultimate objective of becoming Werbnec is a graduate of New at 1 p.m. Members of the parish compared with 37 per cent last > Shown Sunday After two years with Watkins York Law School and has also at­ N O W A T year. SUREOPHOWC SOUND director of the two mllla’ recently are invited to participate in these 4:25 ; 8 ISO established technical department. Bros. Turkington joined Kemp's. tended the University of Missouri Reduced Prices services with the school. ' Of the 2.600 households cov -' PLUS — ACTION! SUSPENSE! Robert P. Fuller, general man- and Boston University. At present Reduced Prices Congregational Services ered, 9.3 per cent are planning' Vger, “ said the technical depart­ Contest Judge he is serving as secretary of the Wilfred J. Maxwell of 18 Bunce Congregational services tomor­ to buy new homes this year j RICHARD TODD BETSY DRAKE ment has been formed becauee of Manchester Board of Realtors and row will be: Hebron, 10 am. against .7.5 per cent last year, Dr., secretary of the Federation Planning and Zoning Agencies, ■secretary-treasurer of the Man­ .1 Gilead 11:15 a m., the Rev. Her­ and more are planning major im-1 #/ chester Association of Insurance bert Dickerson serving both * provements and repaira. New-car | in "INTENT TO KILL and community, planner, planning Agents. churches as p^tbr. ‘ purchases aie planned this year by | division of the Connecticut State Development Commission, will After the service at Gilead, the i 7.5 per cent against 6.9 last year. Income Up WOULD YOU MAItL But somewhat fewer families in­ STARTS WED., JULY 29 STARTS WED., AUG. S serve as a judge for the annual Hebron and Gilead churches will j The Connecticut'Bank and Trust tend to bu.v furniture and ap­ “ service station of the year” con­ * . • pliances this year. "HERCULES" 'SLEEPING BEAUTY" test. I The contest, sponsored by the . Put up your Home for STARTS WED., AUG. 19 STARTS WED., AUG. 36 Connecticut Petroleum Council, I is designed- to emphasize the Im -' Sale—-even though you 'Anotemy of M u r ^ " •THE NUN'S STORY" portance of service stations to the community and the motorist, WEEKEND PREVIEW OF and is part of the petroleum in- ’ MAN5FIELD dustry's year-round efforts to donH intend to sell it! maintain good housekeeping po­ Hdd Ovnr — Ends Tuns. TER licies at all Its establishments, a ' ADULTS 11.00 KIDS FREE! council spokesman said. WEST VIE W TERRACE Put .vour homo up for .aale—even though you (ton’t intend to sell it! Doefl Several hundred service stations ’ BOLTON NOTCH throughout the Slate will be com­ that sound foolish? You might learn, at little cost, a Ie8.son mjmy homeowner* Jfoutes 6 cutd> ¥ 4 fNJOV A peting this year. The contest! Tlin World's Most started Memorial Day and w ill' 37 RANCHES are learninK^^infully: That the resale value of your home is a living thing, likely . Honorod Shew LAST SHOWING TONIGHT— 2 TOP HITS continue until Labor' Day. j Serving with Maxwell as judges I AND CAPES GENTLEMEN PREfiER GIRLS I AND SHIRLEY'S OUT TO PROVE IT I DCLICIOUS to shrivel without the care and sustenance it needs. tneiuaTM rs are Robert P. Stacy, president of j John H.' Dean the State Chamber of Commerce j AVAILABLE AT... and' administrative vice president One oiit of every six homes in this !ihel mniiD/sHiiiiiif SUNDAY tbfiTtpid Kpwth of chemical tech­ of the Connecticut Light and Pow- i nology in the pulp and paper in­ country’’ needs new siding. One in every HVER/MicljUffiAsm—» er Co.; and Kathy Godfrey, worn- ^SOditiys n«w4 Wiee«P dustry. an’s commentator on the “ Con-1 five needs a new roof. So many need new i ' STARTS AT 8:50 DINNER Both companies are Involved in nectlcut Life" program, Channel i heating systems, insulation, etc. This is GIGIOUNG «fUTfftf noouciioi 'an ever expanding program of new 18; Hartford. I PLUS OO-Hit product development and research, comparatively true in Manchester. Why P\iller said, and, in addition to A t Conference haven’t" these homeowners done some­ this, the more - exacting demands, Burton A. Rlc« of 38 Bruce Rd., thing? Is maintaining the vjilue o f their 031 HARTFORD ' for unifonn quality in all products local insiuwnce laar., is attending t()day require quality control of D O W N homes too difficult, ..too expensive? It Charcoal Broilnd a conftrorice at the Greenbrier, really isn’t! EuniBiio ail process phases and testing of Sulphur a»»i'lng«,.3’.Vn. F t S l t ^ all finished material to see that KNU8 JOEL they meet customer specifica­ Rice is d’-.trict Manager for Um TONITR i LB. SIRLOIN STEAK tions, Dean will be the "hub" of Maseachuse.L Mut’jaJ U /e Ineur- Repair$ and Improvements thla entire operation, he said. ance Oo„ anti is ablending the "Reom At The Top” McCREA asal conference oy virtue of the volume Dean graduated from the State ore Eai^ to Finanee Pl*»— lo Color FRENCH FRIES College of Forestry at'the univer­ of bueiness >ilMiy xnd the United States. deipartment in the fall. IVfNINCS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHfS OPTN fRIDAYS to 8 p ------1------ih -M . ' ...... - Formerly of 'Hamburg, pa., *,/ Oaerwtiiakl joh ie^ WatkIna ijawAYi niN rr or mn PApiciNoi:

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U A sl atCalta. In fas*, the eenfiuet tRa Sertpturs*” b>- Mary Boksr i l i i i i i i i l liniiiiHi IBwiiriyfftyy at Bsnitow ttastland and Dodd, Eddy,, inohidt tha foiknsdng (p. in putttag Major DIan oh the Connecticut 889:83); 'BoeauM U fa In God, Isolation Big Enemy Etnnitm Ifm lb Ufa mtxR ha stomal, astf srintswt. stand, has been the most Irraa- Ufs in tha ovsrioatlng I AU, the m a ^MMialble wltnh hunt grandatandiAg Yankee Churches Bshig who warn and ia and atiail at alnee the palmy days the late By A. H. O. ha, whom nothirff el of the Nativity. Rov. Dennie R. HiMoey, AeototiMit Indian HsolUi. Tb* AaaociaM . y a miM ti>_ to the BaStland committee, Ho has a long memory, particu­ Wedneoday*:— She is* m charge of 1,800 regis- M f • larly for things he finds It pleas­ 10 a.m., Holy communion. (Serv­ Sunday Moeoee at 7. 8, 10, 11; tersd and practical nurses as­ Designed, Built hot Mbar and to senator Dodd's inaiatsnoe ice for St. James’ Day . this Youth Group Md alM Um m m ant to remember. in the (ihapel at 9 and 10 a.tti. signed 1 0 care for 885,000 nnsr- and Managed By All rM ts m rat that th j D iu testimony be made Toward the close of the 1959 Wednesday.) vntlon pidlans. Uncle Sam hoi AapMcBM r public. As Herbert Matthews session, he began exercising Kis Dally; ClHireii of tho Aeeimiptlon reosrvatlons 'In 34 stats*. Most of 7 p m.. Evening prayer In the Elects Kohler «w t m c u m rt n. ft. a. unites from Cuba in the New York powers of memory in a field they Adiuno St. and Tlwmpeon Rd. thsm ore . in th* West. N a ti^ y Chapel. Y Times: obviously found very pleasant. He Rov. Jooeph ForroU, Pastor Plenty of Jobs Exhibition Apartments Is not always spellbound by our Ronald Ktfiiler has been elected ^oitua ‘The attacks aiv’ suspicions In Rov. Fronde T> ' Butler, Aeeletnat Miss Knapp explains that there deathless prose, but he began North Methodist Church proaldont of tho Pilgrim Follow- ore plenty of good jobs available ■hip of tho Second Congregational !i!: * * L - , the Ufilted fitatSs are considered towrard June, to- discover that we 800 Parker St Sunday Maosee at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; in this field and more will open up cntcouA here to be strengthening the Com- had authored one particular gem Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Church. when the government completes WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER and 11:30 a.m. Other officers recently elected n « b m m munieu by making’ them far more way back last January. several new Indian hospitals. Staff tor during a 3-^ay retreat at the important than they are." His enthusiasm was such that X 9 a.m.. Sunday morning worship, St. Bartholontoir’e Church nurses in hospitals moke a be­ Margaret Feolsea KnoM^ he wished us to recall the precise Storra Cong;regationaI Church ginning salary of $3,870. Starting sermon "The Stone of Help,” the Boekley School Auditorium Cabins follow: Norman Orehotaky, Correspondent Matthews, who language we had used. He even third in the pastor’s summer series Rev. PhiHp Hussey, Pastor pay for public health nursea ae- ture in a d,xiert (ountry is s'We- suggested that it would be unduly Vic* president; Joyce Schnell, sec­ ■imed to isolated regions is $4,970. insplring. I don’t think you eon deserves soma respect on the Cu­ on "Stones of the Scriptures,” so­ retary; Robert Gehring, treasurer; ban situation because he was ac­ selfish and modest of us to hide loist; Mrs. Ruth Shedd. soprano. Sunday Masses at 8, 9:15 end Miss Knapp says that working look at H 'Without wishing that — «.m. p-m. Linda Wohmonn, William Beleke- 1 9 1 1 8 with Indians requires more than Sunday^ July to our January luminosity under any 9 a.m.. Summer Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. wlcs and Richard Kohler, executive you coidd paint It." tually the first to report the exist­ June bushel. He seemed to think it classes by departments for chil­ just a knowledge of nursing But Mias Knapp believes the . A ence and Importance of the dutro council delegates; end Dlsne Frost, techniques and a pleasant bedside would be fitting and proper for us dren from age 3 through grade 6. St. Maurice R. C. Church reporter. Adult advisors for the most enjoyable thing about nure- ' There’s a better way to live'. . A more enjoyabl? way . . . A more efficient This beautiful new section of 62 apartments is ready now. Twenty apari* I revolution, discusses the question to re-read and re-publish our- During the afternoon members manner. She explains: Ing Indians Is the satiefaetton of CSaMUted daarito % ffi. aaea Bolton Ceater coming year win be the Rev. C. "There's an extra intangible way . . , It’s in Green Manor Gardena. Scores of families have already discovered ments are already rented—just 42 are still available. of Communism In Cuba aa follows: selve.i. are invited to join a Methodist hit- helping needy psopi*. day ef pftneatM lanod aa- Rev. Bernard MeGmk, Pastor Arthur Bradley, pastor, and Mr. something that girls must have to Green Manor Gardens and are enjoying this modem, luxury living here, right nOw. t A m. "This is not a Communist revo­ Still, it never occurred tn us, : torical tour to St. Paul’s Metho- and Mrs. Lucius A. Fettlnglll Jr . "There is scr much yet to do to I We invite you to come and see the exhibition apartment, handsomely fuf- until we went back to our death­ dist Church in Newport, R. I , the work successfully with Indians. I improve tha health of Indiana," lution in any sense of the word Mosses at 7, 8:80 and 10 a.m. The fellowship members will call it missionary seal. They have Families living in the first group of Green Manor Gardens enjoy tdg clean, nished by Watkins of Manchester. Baturday, July ll less January moment, that Execu­ first Methodist Church in America leave a t 8 o.m. tomorrow from the aha explains. “One gets a tremen­ and there are no Communists In to ‘be patient, too. airy modern apartments, with ever.v convenience, every luxury that modern ar- ...... A commuter’s delight, Green Manor Gardens is just 12 minutes from the tive Aide Lalumia was working with a steeple. Sacred Heart Church Church Community House for on dous amount of aatisfaetion in for the glory of Rlbicoff, not for Many lodions can't ^Mok E)ng- ■eelng improvsmsnts take plaee.’’ center of Hartford, 1 minute from the Wilbur Cross Parkway, 3 minutes from the The Matmd Shame Of 19S9 positibne of control. This la the Church St., Vernon outing at Mlsquamicut. Hsb. So nursea csuet learn how to / chitecture can provide, in a garden-like setting of lawns and playgrounds: overwhelming consensus among the glory of us. That realisation Gospel Hall Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Ohib n a n s Pleale Before being named to her pres­ center of Manchester:- The ultra-modem Manchester Shopping Parkade is next Khnuhchav tumad hUtorian th« slowly penetrated as we read what 41S Center St. give Instnictiona os oimply as poe- ent job last May. Miaa Knapp was Cubans in the beat possible poei- _]____ The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the slble. Working with a non-BlngMeh Naturally, these people have recommended Green Manor Gardens to their door and excellent modem schools are nearby. Qime,* and see for yourself why other day. and ha dared do It In, this column had said last January. Second Congregational Church will in charge of Indian nursing aetiyl- tlOn to know and this writer sub­ Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. speaking group requires quite on friends . . . many of whom have been renting in advance, from the blueprints for folks who already live here say ‘'you’ll live better — for lees — at Green Manor h i of all placaa, . But we hand We began, then, by sajdng that 10:30 a.m.. Breaking Of bread. have a family picnic Saturday af­ tiea in Utah, Arisons, Nevada end scribes to that opinion after "Governor Rlbicoff. in his inaugu­ 12:15 p.m.. Sunday School., understanding of people.’’ California. She served in that ca­ the 2nd section. Gardens!’’ . . him oonaldarahla accuracy, aa far St. Prands of Asolsl Church ternoon and evening at Lauter Nurses must omo learn how to searching inquiries and talks with ral message, has staked his man­ 7 p.m.. Gospel service. Pork in Willimontic. Those at­ pacity for Uirae years. a.1 he w ent He apologlaed for the date and his hope of making this South Windsor accept isolation. Several of Uncle Syracuse Graduate Cubans in all walks of life and with Tuesday, 8 p m , Prayer and Rev. Arthur J. Heffemon, Pastor tending have been asked to bring Kaal>Ck>vIet pact of 1989 which un term memorable for Connecticut their own supper. They may re­ Sam'a Indian hospitals ore located Mias Knapp was born In Ithaca, Bible reading. Rev. Raymond B. Yoskanshaa in mountain or dese t regions that many Americans. on three main issues, each of which Thursday. 8 p.m.. Street meet­ port at the park any time during N. Y. She received her bachelor's leaahed Worid War n and then Assistant Pastor are miles away from a town. "The acrusMtion* of the former has been with the state for many ing, weather permitting. the afternoon. The picnic supper degree in nursing from Syracuse brought the Joint Nasi and Ruaalan "Many of our nuress have to I . H •* 1 * I** head of the Oi'vn Air Force, Ma­ years." will be at S p.m. The club will University and a masters degree attack on Poland by aaying that We then noted that, "in seeking Messes at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. provide, dessert. Swimming facll- travel os far os 80 miloc to shop from the Yale University School jor Pedro Lula Dlan Lana, before St. John’s Polish National or get their hair done.” Mies Ruaala knew It had to fight Hitler reorganisation of the state gov­ Catholic Church itlea will be available at the park. of Public Health. evwtually but had to buy time, the Senate Interaa! Security'sub­ ernment . . . the Governor moves 28 Oelway St. South Methodist Cfiiurch Has Article PuMlohed Knapp points out. But aurprioing- She.^ has held other positions ly. M's the isolation Utat's reapon- oapedally alnee .the natlona of the committee yesterday are rejected into a field long defended by Con­ Rev. Walter A. Hyazko, Pastor Ministers: A novel iJeo, the use of flowers with the Public Health Service in Rov. Lawrsnoo F . Almond in the diet, ia put forward in "n slWe for a lot of the fin that’s Elegant in every way Weat were visibly encouraging Hit by virtually all Cubans. It la necticut bureaucracy, which is addition to hei^ work with the In­ perhaps not a bad or scandalous Rov. Percy M. Spurrier srtiole by a South Coventry writ­ connected being an Indian dian DIviaion. These jobs include Big Rooms stated here that before his resig­ 8:30 a.m.. Mass. nurse. ier to move on RueslA bureaucracy, but a bureaucracy 10:30 a.m.. Solemn high Mass. er, appearing in th - August lasue acting chief and assistant chief of hut price One thing is quite certain. It Is nation Major Diaz was removed none the less.” 4 p.m., Vesper eervice with ben­ Sermon; "Ws Believe in the o' Hortioulture, nationally circu­ Form . Clubs public health nursing at the Na­ ★ Fully EquipplBd not Russia alone which needs from his high post for incompe. We noted that "in seeking to ediction, the Rev. Walter Hyssko Holy Spirit.” Rev. Lawrence F. Al­ lated gardening magonine, pub- Many gii-ls spend their spare tional Cancer Institute in Bethes- a Rooms are exceptionally large mond. time in outdoor ao”vities IMie apologise^ for the tangled maneu­ tene^, extravagar.o and nepotism. abolish county government, the assisted by neighboring Clergy­ llohed m Boaton. The ‘writer, Mrs. da, Md. Another was consultant a Spacious closets Governor moves against some­ 8 and 10 a.m.. Morning worship, Doris E. Stebbina. not only con horseback riding, Iriking. fishing for practical nurse training with AU Electric e AH apartments ore cross ventilated vers, the betrayals, the imaplclona "The me to which hla defection men. thing that ha* long been identi­ 5.30 p.m.. Testimonial banquet sacrament of baptism. cits historical precedent for flow­ and camping trips. S the avU stuff on according to tho reacMons in Ha­ traditional rather than antiquated Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paster Community Baptist Ohureh ing orticlea, hi this case the idea have discovered that they can rock and think. Now I just sit and electric ranges whidi Hitler fed. vana boday. ___ . . . Is better than anything the 585 E. Contor St, at the Green was so iniique and to well put for- paint w)tUe working at on Indian rorii. I ’m too tired to do anything ’ /Extra Charge * Laundry facilities hospital.'’ Miss Knapp says. "Na- * Paved streets and sidewalks And Just about everybody in­ ‘The.e seem to be very few in bigger state can do." 8:30 a.m.. Church School. John R. Nouhort, Minister vord, that it repreasnted a real else.” We noted that "in seeking reor­ 8:30 a.m.. Church service. odditior. to the publication's Au­ * Ample parking facilities for all apart­ volved in all this faithlessness has CXiba—and one need have no hesi- ganization of the slate's town and 7 p.m.. Holy communion for 9:80 a.m., Sunday Church gust issue. ^ Individvidl ments— F R E E Blnce paid a truly terrible price for tatio' in aaying this—who believe city and justice courts, the Gover­ shut-in people. School for Children, cradle roll 4-H VMtors a Large storage rooms I t Fidel Castro is a Communist, is nor is riding the oldest standing 7:30 p.m.. Vesper service. through grade 6. The Baa and Cackle 4-H Club 'Thermostat Control * Sidewalks throughout garden inner court A t Munich. Britain and France, under Communist Influence or is reform cause in Connecticut” and 9:30 a.m.. Morning worihip, will have a home visitation pro­ Space Flight Not Seen a Master TV antenna a Air conditioning optional barring Ruaala from their* diplo­ a dupe of Communism." we speculated on whether lawyers Center Congregational Church sermon topic; "Christian Respon* gram starting at 2 p.m. today. themselves would again lead the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Club members .will meet a t the a Efficient janitor service macy, did sweeten Hitler by g i^ g "Ona featiure of Premier Cagtro'A oiblUty” by the Rev. Andrew Kira, ★ Air Conditioning forces of opposition and sabotage. Minuter native of Korea, student for doc­ home of William E. Glenney, Isod- e CHoee to schools him his entry Into free Caechoelo- Hurting Faith in God e Adjacent to Monrhester Parkade. one of attitude," Matthews reports, "is Then, after listing these three Rev. Laurence J . Vineent, torate, Hartford Seminary Foun­ or, in North Coventry, and later Optional vakia, hoping that that sacrifice t3rplcal of the Cuban leaders. This main Rlbicoff objectives, we pen­ Asanelate PastdT have a hot dog roast at the home New England's most modem shopping dation. centers would turn HlUer'a future ambi­ la that however antl-Communist ned the following paragraph of Mf. and Mrs. John It, Adunclk (OonUnuad frem Pag* Ona) which Executive Aide Lalumia fn South Coventry. Robert Adam- tions away from themselves and they feel, they will not, as they 9:15 a.m., Ctpirch service. Dr. Zion Enmgelloal Lutheran Japanese Heavier, ^ 100% Private considers so worthy of repetition. Rockwell Harmon Potter, guest eik is the clup reporter. solved then solved mysteriss, and V/2 Roemf, 1 iMdropm $ 115. toward the east. see It, humiliate themselves by Oiureh "The accomplishment of one of minister. (SUsoouri Synod) Church ^rvloe for all our scientific snlifhtsn- When H itln ^ ov ed In to devour acting aa if they were under Amer­ these three Rlbicoff goals,” we 9:15 a.m.. Nursery for young The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, Taller, Healthier Parking Free 4'/3 Romm, 2 lorfrooim $ 132. Cooper and High Sts. ment we know more mysteriss-to- free Cxecho^vakia, however, he ican^ orders, presaures or threats." wrote in January, kt the beginning children, kindergarten room, par­ Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor pastor of the Second (Congrega­ had petty company, taking crumbs of the session, "would be a credit­ ish house. tional Church, will use "For the Tokyo — The present genera­ day wheln the technological revo­ A United States Senate subcom­ tion of Japanese ia taller, heavier, PkoB* MHshell 3-2nS able accomplishment for any ad­ 9 a.m.. Nursery in the parish Sake of Argument" aa hia sermon lution began. from his table. Poland and Hun­ mittee has now put the head of a and healthier than paat genera­ ministration. The attainment of TaloottvUle Oongrsgalional house during church worship.. topic during the 10 a.m. services "So there is no reason why Goy The Hartford Electric light Company. When you have Full HOUSEPOWER ■whye.” . reports, we did succeed in , gain­ It has been calculated that an anybody anywhere who can be Empire State Building full of com­ Reading room 'lours at 749 Main 1073 MAIN BT. ing invaluable information. St., Tuesday, Friday. Saturday, 11 With The PWchase Of Adjoining I.ol At 1495 there ore plenty of outlets, switches and circuits . . . plenty of power for all proud of what wras done in 1988 However, while animals can puters will perform about as well Tire World’s Biggest aa a man in a single area. am . to 4 p.m., Thursday 11 a.m. OPENING SOON your elifctric time-sovers and work-savers. . . plenty ^ power for the future, and 1989, we don't know who or breathe • and react, they cannot to .9 p.m. where. think or initiate intelligent activ­ A man possesses a built-in relia­ too. 'Akron — The world’|i biggest bility factor. He con be depended "L lf*” wtll be the subject of the ity. , Mon is the most maK'elous Lenson-fiennon for Sunday, July TERMS AS LOW AS Model Apartments Open Daily 11 A.M^to 8 P.M. tire, built by an Akron concern as mechanism in nature he has no " 1 perform assigned tasks a research model for a planned substitute - i Above all, he can cope with unfore<- 19. Hov* Your Docifer SIR. A MONTH One Wilnegs, One Vcgdict line of earthmover and ihugc ape- The Golden Text is from John ._AConsider__ a- _ _ some of the . rproblems ajivinino' hill - ■ man (6;26»; “Aa the Father hath life Coll In Your Proscription OrCen Manor Cardens Combines u v L b e t t e r electricauy dal-tmrpose construction ma- doctori have encountered in study­ anything but' a man. Tidal Castro was antirajy cor­ .fJttiiss. W «lgiw^.^ons and is 10 'Thus, the problem la a most in hiniaelf; so hath he given to rect tn tanoiag the action of tb * ing monkeys for space flight: the Sop to have life in himself.” Dolhforod Within Tho Suburban and City Living... feet Ugh, 4 f^ t wide, and sells Water, for example, cannot be simple one. If we cannot build the complex devices to do our bidding Seleoticna from the Bible in­ GRCEN MANOR I Sonata Internal Sfourt^ auboom- for 414,000. Enough rubber eras drunk in a- welghtlcsa etata from Hour AMSTON LAKE Directions: Take Burnside Avenue in East Hartford or drive out by THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC UGHT COMPANY mlttaa, la taking and pubUdsing used in It to prowice 2,800 paa- in apace we must sqnd a man in clude the toUowtnr: “And this la GARDENS a an open container by either man space. Within, the next two years, the promise thi. he hath prom- way of the Wilbur Crfiss Parkway . . . cut off toward Man- tasdmooy from the former »*sad of aenMr-oar tires, and more than or monkey, but man can be taught Located Between Colchestfir and Habron ., . cheater. T ik e a left a t the Ught and. then right onto ths of eromen’s nylon hose our country should succeed in this ioed us, even otemol Mfe” (f John tho Qiban air foroe,. fin uawrar- ifiW p a in to aqueeze it from a ploaftc bot­ venture. 2:25). ^ West Middle Tumplke—and then In just aboiit a minute—^ eould nave bean made from the PINE PHARMACY 1 tle. Water for monkeye has to be (Copyright 198*, General Foatuna Route 85 ; — gou’r* her*. . ‘ - raatod intiirfanBoa In OUban in- nylon coed used. Oorrolntive paaaages trem 444 CENTER ST. provi4*4 through a gelatinous eol- I Oerp.) "Beteswa and HaoMh wVth Key to ■ ))

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HANCBttTIB IVBNIMO HERALD; MANGUE8TBR, OONH« SATURDAY, JULY 18, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONMw SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1969 M O B S f T t N Cuba President Quits Steel Strike Hospital Renovations Present Task Town May Vote in ’60 After Castro Charges Slows Jobs Wm Cost $193,000 May Postpone On Charter Revisions BoM en Switch ehart drawn ty Mancheetcr lletpurial HoepitalAtherapy room and phyalotherapy MaitoMeiHar will probably iMtalHn from A 19 frMB !*»(• Om > In D efense voting'in elUier the IboalSeMl or------fitiitiltawn- plaining enginedr Edward wlil double the aUa of Its kitchen waiting room. (OeaRaaed fi*M Page Oaa) Rybesyk. GirlV Pants Mute 3. Fivp new walk-tn refrigera­ eleetiona in 1333- on propOsOd thraw oM til# M iry fcrow4 wam nf and dining room during the next changes to the town diMutar hetnt ^ chart ahows tha UriMst iwta outtld*. (Orathinad from Pago OM) tors. would be put to use In'sn Impor­ rMordM In the 31 raferenduMs held Bass’ Oom p-Pah. . . aix months, in a $133,000 program 4. Five new food trucks. drafted by tha Charter Revtslon USINES tant policy makini; Job. CTO While t«’o (A n sped out of op- Oommiasion. since 1347 cam# on tha quastion polite palace ratea to draw away aeoratary-treaaurer of tha USW, of addition and ranovatlon. The 5. An enlarged eooUng area Bohlen, vateraa earear dtplonuitr of Sunday salee of liquor S ^ 23, Brevard. N, C„ July 16 UP) laat night eliarged that tha ateel with soma additional cooking fa- was once ambaisadof to Moscow. Atty. Jay Rublnow, eOmmieeion the crowd Urrutia and hie family Wadhama and May ’Construction chairman, has recommended the 13H. ToUl vote was 3JM8 with alipped Into a llmouaine and raced —"What's stuffed in your In­ Induatry “wants to go back to the Co., which Just completsd tha hos­ eiiiUes. Bohlen haa let It be known that 4,113 against and 1.333 In favor. throufh the main entrance. With strument?” a Tranaylvanla daya when we had to stand'In line 6. A special area for a new he will retire after 35 yean' serv­ chengas be voted then rather of the lowest veteo WM an him were hie wife and three chil­ Music cam p Inatructor aaked to get e Job.” Abel made ^ ra- pital's double wing addition, will automatic dlshwaahbr. ice unlesa^ha is given a more im­ t)ian at s^refarendum at which the the town's $1 million sewage ^ t - dren, including 1-year-oM Ubertad a student of the ban horn at marka to aome 375 atilkingi work­ undertake the program, said Ray­ Work Started portant Job In the state depart­ required 15 per cent of ellgibld msnt plant on Dec. 13, 1396. Total Ubertyi wlio la Caetro'e god- a recent practice aeasion. ers of the Jones A Laughllh Steel mond W. GMlee, chairman of the The new construction will bo ment. voters might not turn out* voto woe 368 with 814 in favor of MMOHESTER Time for a New Hairdo! aughter. "Nothing," the boy replied, Corp.'i Hazelwood plant lif Pltta- building committee. completed in about 90 days, said That, and also saving the coat of building the plant, and 154 oppoeed. MANCHESTER Shouting that he li no Commu- "I've been playing It all year tMirgh. These same workers later The kitchen renovations are Goalee. The alterationa vrill take a rafarendum, led to hie declaion, Tty A new hair style for vacation time . . nlet. Caatro told a TV audience and it'i always sounded like voted to ask J. A L. Pmsident part of a sweeping |2.3 million an additional 90 days. RtiMnow said. , keep your hair lookmar lovely, lively, in f that Urrutia tried to betray the this.” program to enlarge and refurbish One Arrest Made . The attorney waa advised by AUTO PARTS Avery C. Adams to split oft from At the same time that the Japanese Beetles style most flattering to you. ihionfl for an rewlutlonary regime bv poaing ae The teacher insisted thf tha other steel firms and )>argaln the hoapltal. kitchen is being renovated, a small CMneral Maiiager Richard Martin VIO Bk' >A D : "the champion of antl-Oommu- horn be washed out and separately with the local unions. Ohangee Planned wing wm be added to the east of In Two .Occidents that referendum* einee 1347 show appointment aoon.. nlam." ^ shortly thereafter, tha red­ The etumbling block In negotia- The kitchen Improvements will the main building' for tha medical queiMfln%.i!Ot ^ a highly eontro- Top Garden Foe venrial nature', might not draw CHUICE VARIETl Hla voice quivering, Caatro aald: faced boy returned holding a tlone proved to be the union's de­ biclude; records department. The Wad- Police reported two auto . ac­ 1 Always At Vodr Beretoe F«r "I* have often aaid I am not a pair of girl's pants. mand for increased wagm and im­ 1. A 1-story addition extending hams and May Co. has already be­ cidents in Manchester yesterday enough votes. Another threat to the home . QUALITY • BIAOHINB SHOP 8CRV10B The commission has already ap­ • nquiPM ENT Oommuniit and neither la the rev­ Both agreed the horn now proved fringe benefits. The Indus­ 25 feet east of the present kitchen gun moving earth in preparation and one o f them resulted In an ardener’s tranquillity a] lared In proved seven pro|>osed changm SEAFOOD • PARTS taew and rebollt) olutionary moveraant Conmumlst, aounds better. try refused any concetaione. It .and dining room. to laying the foundation. arrest. onnecticut gardens e week. but we do not Imve to aay we are aaid these coneesiion's would hike 3. A new receiving area which The older units-in the hospital since Hs appointment last Decem­ gIt’s tha Jitoaneoaneee bqetle. which e ACOB880R1E8 antl-CommunlBt Ju^ to fawn on labor costs. Steelworkers had been W ill take up the old emergency will be repainted at the same time Charged with violation of rules ber. TheM sn i others wlH prob­ William D. 'nmle,Tunis, extension eerv- 43 O AK ST. s SUPPLIES H EAST CENTER ST. of the road la Robert J. McKinney, foreign powers. averaging 13.10 an hour before the room, dietitians’ office, physio- the construction (s being done. ably be re.v>rted to the Board of ice entomologist at the University TEL. MIJ-99R7 e DUPONT PAINT. SUPPLIES TEL. Ml 3-I339 Young Driver Held 60, of 53 Strickland St., who was Urrutia quit while watching strike. Directors in October, RuWnow of Onnecticut, calls "the scouige Open SatnMny nntu 3 pjm. involved in a 2-car crash with Caatro denounce him before a na­ Coal Hlnee Shut said. of the home gardener." Lpse than the chapel of the Church of the Waiter F. Meier, 32, of 152 Haw­ tionwide (TV) aidlence after dra­ On Dual Charges U.S. Steel announced yesterday After study, the Directors can half an Inch long and a * shiny, Nazarene. thorne St. return them with recommenda­ COMPLETE matically announcing hia own res­ that five more of its coal mines will The Rev. C; E; Winslow, pastor, metallic green, the beetles can bo ignation aa prime mlniater to force A Msmeheeter youth who wae be closed next week because of the House Sure Police said McKinney, driving tions and the Ck)mmiaaion then recc^lzed by six patches of white HIGH GRADE officiated. Mia Marian Ian** was bands along each side and bank GLASS a ahowdown. told by police tr o ^/eek8 ago not strike. Some 3,000 miners will be soloist, accompanied by Mrs. south on Strong St. about 2 p.m^ sends them back, along with''any HEATING Knarf's Caatro Undecided to drive until a heacUight on hia idled. collided with Meier's oar, travel­ revisions, in a final report. of the body. s For Auto WladsMeMa Tennyson Anthony. The beetle will feed on about Rotary or Presaure PRINTING car had been repaired, was ar- Burial waa in East Cemetery. To Rewrite ing east on Strickland St., as he The changes must then be voted s For Store Fronts and all Whether Oaetro would atlck by Meanwhile, picket' activity re­ 275 different planU. The foliage Burners FOOD MARKET Wa decUlon to grive up the pre- reated last light charged with mained quiet and orderly—in fact, Bearers were Samuel B. Swain, sought to turn right into Strick by the Dlrectore and presented to olasa of wtndsWs. JOB AND COMMERCIAL driving while intoacicaited and Benjamin F, Seavey, Forrest E. land. Damage waa. light, poUce the townspeople at an election. and fruit of moat plants may be OAU. u s FOR FREE 640 B. MIDDLE TURNPIKE mierahlp waan't cleeu. Weeping aa almost pctrfunctory. protected from beetle attack by e s h b i a t e s ' s For Tablo Tops.. PRINTING ha left the TV kudlo he aaM he reoklees driving. Some 5,000 building tradesman Weacott and Richard L, Weecott. said, 'and'no one was report^ in­ Only the people can change the Police said the youth. Marvin L abor B ill jured. McKinney's court date .1! town charter., applying sprays or dusts that are PHONE 3-m O Open 3 Dnys n Week Prompt and BifMont Frtattag hadn't made up hia mind. in the Chicago-Gary-EMt Chicago tokic to the InsecU. "Cover all 3 A.1L to 3 PJL The cabinet immediately elected J. Townsend, 30, of 636 Onter area refused to cross picket lines, HaroM F. Kimball July 24. .Year’s Leeway FOOARTY BROS. Of All Klndo St., haa not yet repaired the light. The funeral of Harold F, Kim­ By GEOFFREY GOULD At 7:30 p.m. Donald N. Hall, 32. Rublnow said according to law parts of the plant every seven to Open Monday Uim Saturday"' a# preaident Oavaldo Dortiooe, a halting work on some |200 million 14 daya," Tuniraaya. INOORPORATED 1 AJS. to 3 P.3L boiban people to chester Sts. lined hia firm's stand In the ateel has been, almost completely . Hall told police he was driving tically non-poisonoua to humans. euA and meato In town. continua their "dam or" for the Patrolman Richard Thurston strike in a letter to employes. Windsor Locks Congregational rewritten in many important north on Parker St. when a not lapse before the' questions can Church offiefated. Any general purpose spray la ef­ Beruhe Services Office Machines Awnings Add Beauty to Home ratum of Caatro. capie upon Townsend's car at Elro Munford asserted that union provisions by the House La­ southbound car forced him to tha be put on the machines in one of fective. When preparing sprays St., where, Thurston reported, Burial will be at the convenience the 1960 elections. December 23, Since opening hie buslneu There Is nothing that adds more'^ Dorticoa la a pditical unknown leaders "closed their eyes" to the of the family. bor CoRimittee. right He said hla right wheels read the safety directions care­ OPEN SUNDAY "One Call Does It AIT in Cuba. Ha wa:. a member of the Townsend drove on the wrong aide following points during negotle- swerved In the soft sand on the 1959, is the deadline, he said. fully, Tunis wama. 473 E. Middle 'Tpke. on Jan. 1, you want a new machine in the comfort and beauty to a hoiuic a few minutes you can pnt It back of the street. Thurston aaid traf­ There is sure to 'be a free­ Reporting before that date 3 AJM. to 2 P.M. Year Beet . regular style, Berube's will obtain (han attractive'awnings, end the on the furniture. It is simple to fit ABC APPUANOE O r i g i n a l ravolutionary cabinet tlons: 'ihet the eteelworkers are wheeling donnybrook to "re-re- shoulder of the road end, 'as he FertHIzer Needed 1069, Arthur J. Berube has found DRY CLEANING fanned tn Januaiy li> a cabinet fic was heavy and a dance waa now paid at the highest level of attempted to right the car. It would fall within the one year’s Home gardeners and commer­ Buy On that busineos houses and. offices It for you. Used typewriters are place to get them is at Manchester custom tailored- work from here, in progreM at the American Lit- wrlte” it when it reecbea the House time given the ’ Commieeion to ComUnntlen a good buy here, for they are fully Awning Co., 195 W. Center St., and your furniture will look like and LAUNDERING REPAIRS ahuffle laat month, he took over the world's Industrial workers; floor, probably next week. crossed the street and bounced cial growers should watch the SUNDAY SPECIAL in Manchester have found many gion on Leonard St. at the time. that the steelworkers Jobs are in make a study and aubmlt proposed Windows and reconditioned and‘ you can save a where you will always find ample new. Bmiiehae.Ati aa n^ietor o f revolutionary laws, Deme Seeks Republicana said the Hones bill down the embankment color of their crops for nutriqnt uses for his services. Kerube offers 21 Mapla St.^ 1 9-1 ITS teat Febrwuy he came out Townaend was told July 4 to Jeopardy to the lower-cost pro­ changes, the attorney add^. BUTTER FLUFF CAKE Doors, Wlndew service on all makes of type­ considerable sum of money by pur­ parking. Since 1949„ Adrian St. Awnirgu of aluminum, are a Joy 13 UAH ST. la much weaker in its labor con­ Police aaid. a driver, Clifford defi^endes. Recent heavy rains ^wnlngs, Door .agalnat legahalng the Communist repair the tight after he waa tn- ducers of foreign eountriea; that De Marchaut, of 103 Vernon St., Changee have quite likely washed away writers and office machines, with chasing a good used machine, Pierre has been serving his cus- to own, and you may choose fixed 501 HARTFORD RO, REFAIHS ON— votved in a minor accident in Man­ anothir round of wage and bene­ trol codes than the Senate-ap­ The changes already approved Reg, . 63c. Each 6 5 c Canopt^ If you need a typewriter for a toipers ‘ with courtesy and using awnings or Flexaium roll-up party. FM Station proval version. who was following Hall, claimed much of the nitrogen supply in -lalonsle Window the exception of calculators and 243 N. MAIN ST. Caatro made plain he Intends to chester July 4. Police told Town­ fit Increases will tend to price also' to have be'en forced to the by the Commiaaiqn would: comptometers. Monthly services short space of time, why not con­ the finest materials in all of his aluminum awnings. T he regular O B llXai ELBOXXIO lEONO. More than 100 amendments took 1. Give ,the Directors authority the Boil. Foliage with a yellow and Doors services, whether it be canvas guide the revolution—whether aa send net to drive at night until wage tncreaaee sought must come John Dema, owner of radio ata- right by .the southbound car. De tinge probkbly isn't getting enough on a contract basis are offered sider renting one from .Berube's? awnings by Flexahim have a ven­ TOAOXER8. FEEOOLATOM. much of the severity out of the to adopt personnel rules and des­ awnings, d6or hoods, metal awn­ NEW SYSTEM prlma minister or outside the gov­ the light waa in working order at home and abroad; and that the Uon WINF, has applied to the Marchaut wee able to stay in the nitrogen, warns Edward C. Min- whereby they keep aU of the ma­ The fee ia a nominal one and you tilated design that i akes Inter­ VACUUM CLEANEE8, HEAT- •"hill of rights" for Union mem­ ignate the general manager to LYNN'S E-Z Terms e Free Eettmates ings, combination storm sash. iors up to 20 degrees cooler, plus LAUNDRY ernment. ' again. ------Ateel products out of tha markelk Federal Commimieatione Oommle- road, they eald; num, extension vegetable special­ chines in your office In -perfect may rent It for Jtiat the time you BBS. FANS, BEWING MA­ from higher prices to consumers. bers that was grafted onto the carry them out. i TEL. Ml 3-2383 Manchester Awning Co. is now light channeling that gives over In announcing hia realgnalion aa Townsend appeared in court sion for permiaeion to operate an Hall’s car was moderately dam­ ist at the univei^sity. BAKE SHOF condition. If you,- too, would like need. DRY CLEANERS CHINES. premier, he emphaalaed. July fO charged with failure to The strike has alrsady caused an FM atatton. original Senate bill, sponsored by .2. Clarify the town's right .to is­ A complete line of stationery ia Able to offer Its customers Jalousie 30% more dlffueed "halo” light. Mnln FInati 44 Harrison Ot aged. police said, but Hall wae Home gardeners can ddedrees TEL. MI 3-5996 ^ Homo Spocioltlos Co. to enjoy this service, dial MI- unita for porch encloaurea, and "Nqw understand me, I am not drive to the right, the result of upswing In the amount o f foreign Sena. John F. Kennedy (D-Mase) sue notes to finance water and carried here, also office machine Flexaium door canopies give pro­ PhoM m 3-7733 Deme aaid the move le being unhurt. nitrogen deficient crops with one 183 N. Main St.—At Detmt 8q. Bob Brown and OharUe Pringle 9-8477 or MI-8-8342 and estimates also Jalousie, doora. The best way - A l work gweRreefood raaignlng tha fight, I am realgn- the July 4 crash. He was fined steel products being Imported at and Sam Ervin (D-NC). The "bill newer installations and other "duly 89 PURNELL PLACE on the coat of such services will supplies. Adding machine tapes, tection against wind and weather^ Mobile, Ala. Bute dodke had a made because FM i> growing and of rights" was the contribution of authorized" public improvements. pound of 7-7-7, 6-8-7 or 5-10-10 to aesi^the various items and Judge tng tha Job, but 1 am not reatgn- IIS. __ __ \ be furnished without obligation. stencils, mimeograph paper, car­ and their patie canopfae make liv­ large stockpile of foreign steel it ii anticipated if will provide Ben. John L. McClellan 1D-Ark), 3. Spell out the kind of water fertilizer to each 30 feet of the their high quality is to drive down ing the atniggle for the revolu- Townamd Is being held today in better coverage in the music field. Arthur Berube has an excellent bons, ribbons for all makes of ing out o f doors sheer delight. keu of 1300 bond for court ap- products apparently in antidpa- chaihnan of the Senate Rackets and sewer appurtenances for row. Work the fertilizer In ahal- typewriters, in fact a complete to the show room at 195 W. Cen­ The roll-up awninge are almply Uon.^______Ms-emphaaiaed he -la not dleaatia- Break Repprledi!. __ eiOieN R*ii'OP wwwewOw -wm tm — background ' of experience and iea Oaatre Cat peariuiee July 81. UOh o f a'wilkout: The ateel u i- Committee which has been investi­ which the town may aaaeee coete 'low BO as not to cut plant roots, supply for any of the machines ter St. where they are all on dis­ wonderful, there is never a stor­ porta are expected to Increase. fled with the present AM pro­ to include "laterala" and "pump he advises. Ideal for the training, for he worked for the play. CUNLIFFE Carioa Franqul, director of the gating labor abuses. At Fruit Stand Royal Typewriter Co. In Hartford you have in your office. , age problem, they are custom fit DON WILLIS gramming of "good muaie.” Also Rewritten stations." ITie qmount of nitrogen com­ government party nawapapar Rev- "Tou m li^t aay thia application Fall Student for aix .years ai)d, from 1941 to Small offices are taking advan­ Something that is excellent for for any window, covering the wid­ Oluclmi. aaid he felt "very strongly U.S. Says Nikita .The House bill also rewrites 4. Change from 30 to 46 days mercial growers should use will MOTOR SALES if an inveounent in the future,” 1967, he worked on all kinds of tage of the rental service for all the handy man la an aluminum est opening casement window*. that Caatro will stay outaide the provirib^ for union election safe­ Intnidenr broke Into the Red the date of the first assessment depend on the crop, the stage of office machines except calculators carport, 10 ft. by 20 ft. It can be Deme aaid. and White Fruit Stand at 200 W. THE MACMILLAN office machines at the Brooklyn They come in 16 .basic colors and EXPERT AUTO BODY aii« GARAGE government but In aome important guards, revision of the Taft-Hart- payment for water and sewer in­ maturity and the amotint of fruit and comptometers. A small of­ attached to the home or may be you can design striped or panel * For 2 Germauieg Center St. epme time last night, ■xpart Navy Yard for the United States FENDER r e p a i r s poaitlon." Dema, amphoelsed this ie "Just ley Aet and other key lectiona. stallations. Change installment set, Mlnnum says. The kind of ENCYCLOPEDIA fice Rtay require a certain ma­ free standing in the yard. This effects to suit your home. The 18 Main SL. TM M I-f-4iSl an appUcatlon” and that it may authorities reported, but nothing payments from 4 equkl ones over vegetable should also be taken C A l . 1 . Government. ENAMEL nad LAOHUEE "I facl he was clear that he (Contlnned from Page One) Ae its final act the H o u s e s MOVIftO chine for a certain period during works out beautifully for an exti^z best way to decide about Which wanted to do nothing that would take sometime for an FCC ruling. was taken. three years to 20 equal semi-an­ into account. Sandy aolle generally AT $59.95 One service that will be great­ BEFlNliSHINOS committee eliminated the Senate A spokesman for • the firm, Ml 3-6563 each working week, but the garage, a cover for a boat, makes typo you want is ' to see them Sfaacifllhkig hi glva tha enemies of the revolution william B. Holmea He la seeking permission to oper­ nual ones over 10 years.' Charge lose nitrogen faater than the hea­ e FAOHlNa ly appreciated by business houses and West Germany la what kind proposal for a voluntary code of owned by Thomas M. Sullivan, amount of usage would not war- a fine picnic area, or may be used displayed at 195 West Canter St. REASONABLE FRlOSa a chanca to make thia crisie ap­ William Builca Holmea, 63, of 33 ate the FM station at 107.9 mega­ from six to five per cent the ln« vier aolla. having a regular mailing list la the 'rant such a large expenditure as as a patio. It comes in white with For true comfort, ; hy not in­ of negotlatlone ohould be proposed ethics to be adopted by unions and said a window in the east side of MANCHESTER sending out of this list. Berube has FREE ESTIMATn DRAKE SnVICI pear as a coup d'etat,” said Fran- Dauntleas Lane, Hartford, died at cycles. management terest rate-per year on the un- the machine. Berube’s rental green trim, and it is so'iimple to stall American -tilt all-alum- to Gromyko on a German peace WINF, the town's flret radltr the building woe broken, appar­ a graphotype which embosses RT. SO—WAFPINO, OUNN. qui. hla home yraterday. Democrat* were generally non­ if>aid balance. service means that you may rent erect. If you are' interested in Inum combination -windows priced aattlement during the period of a station, was establlehed by Deme ently the way In which Ahe ip- PofiUll Revamping .Set BOOKSHOP plates for permanent addresses or FraHf lad M gwiiiit In an emotional four-hour TV Ha was salee manager for the committal about the revised bill. 5. Specify the duty of delivering, the machine you need for a mod­ something of this sort,'ask about at only $12.75? You can install AT THE EIOHFIBLD SION Berlin truce agreement. Hartford Blectrio Light Co. In May 1958. trudera entered. ANDREWS BLDG. for mailing lists. You may take apeech, Caatro declared he was Rep. Roy W. Wier (D-Minn) said Nona of the equipment or pro­ filing, and releasing welfare reim­ Cairo. U.A.R.—The Ministry of 67 F..‘ Center S t—Ml 8-1086 est sum without going to the ex­ it at Manchester Awning' Co. them very easily hut, if you pre­ TEU Ml 3-3434 WWnVfvl VW VfV raaignlng "to preaerva the pres­ Western ofticiala aaid it prob­ Mr. Holmes was bom in Glaston­ bursement agreements and liens to these lists here to have the plates ably would be sometime next week "it has something in it for every­ duce inside was reported damaged, Communications is undertaking a p a r k i n g in r e a r pense o f' purchasing it. Your Due to the demand for custom fer, they wiU be installed for you tige with which 1 am serving Cube; bury, Jan. IS, 1900; son of tha late body." the Board of Selectmen. embossed and put on the addresso- office will function more efficient­ fitted boat covers, Manchester at a slight extra charge. These before a decision could be reached Stephen E. and Anna Burke he said. five-year plan, to improve the Manehostor Moving graph and sent out, or you may I do not want to be accused of any *9. Require any appointee to a United Arab Republic's postal ly, you will be spared spending a Awning Co. is now taking orders aluminum soreena come with amUtien.*’ among the alliea on this problem. Holmei. He was educated In CHos- Privately, many Congressmen take them back to your office and But several Informants privately ITALIAN SHIP STRIKE ENDS town body to vacate hie. office im­ services. A thousand new poat of- and Trucking Co. large sum of monB807 to 9 p.m; you . . . the well known names such as finest workmanship,' courteous porch furniture, deck chairs and it the easy way, -with a Home Im­ •46 Main SttM i to the preeidential palace to con­ Stanration Detected 9 '-^ * Flag Day a legal holiday sure on the committee to soften Itbyal, Underwood, Remington and service and fair prices when you A. AUMETTl, Prop. • trol a crowd of 1,400 shouting to the bill. yacht chairs made to look li)ce provement Loan that lets you inr any state In the Unlori ? L, C. Smith are carried here. If call Berube’s. Harrioon S t, Maaebootor Tel. MI 9-0800 Urrutia "go homo, go away." St. Paul — Wdldllfe experts say Miss Lsum Sloan SEATING FOR OVER new with fine, heavy canvas. All budget over a period of 36 months. Rockrille—Mie Laura A. A -^ n ly in Pennsylvania. It Barden said the committee bill too PEOPLE I you do is to take off the old can­ So, why wait, drive down to Man­ Caatro made clear what brought it's poesible to determine whether just about destroyed the Senate 77, of 60 Prospect St., Roc^edlle, was there that a committee of trend for domestic companies t® vas and .take the furniture to chester Awning Co. and make your about the long simmering spilt a d ^ died of starvation by the three headed by Benjamin Frank­ version. Only the framework of with Urrutia, considered a political color of its bone marrow, Whitd' died at the Hemlock OonyslMent establish oversea* plant* to make Manchester Awning, Co. They will home a more attractive and con­ home in Rockville TTiuraday. lin designed the first flag. the Senate bill remains in the Your Pocketbook goodi competitively in foreign cut new canvas to*measure and in moderate, i was . the former presi­ marrow indicates death was not House revision. venient place in which to live. She was bom Jjr Springfield, By F-AYE HENLE countries for export both to other dent's denunciation of communists caused by atarvatlon; pink or Q—-Do class distlnctiona exist in The House.bill: a n i 4 4 WATKINS-WEST tn Cuba. strav/becry-red manwtv i* consid­ Maas., April 28, ^862, a daii^ter 6 nation* as well as to the U.S. LIQUORS Burma? 1. Eliminates criminal penalties Without resorting to such action, germs, thougl* chemicals or other ered proof that the aninruU starved. of Edward Am Anna Hobbs T o chill you on a hot summer's Sloan. She^^lMves several nieces A—No, the Buddhism of Bur­ for violation of rights of union many companies Would face losses irritating substances can also FUNERAL WINES-BEER ma does not permit caste or even members as epejted out in the bill PACKAGE STORE day, herewith some icy facts: bring it. on. Now, however, thanks Junior Faverito and n ephe^ in Springfield. in world markets. The BEER IN BARBELS class distinctions. . of rights section. It provldea ROUTE 6-44 e BOLTON For the past five months, for the However, because of . moving \ to the many preparations which SERVICE A Child's PfAytrl A ” be held at tiie only that union meinbers exhaust first time in some 70 years, steel attack germs, the treatment of FOR ALL OCCASIONS! Funeral Home, 76 Prospect Phone Ml 3-3824 som e' productive facilities over­ Q—What use do the Eskimos remedies within the union for six Imports have exceeded steel ex­ seas, these companie* do not need Doctor Says most forms oif cystitis (if found ORMAND j . w e s t , o DELIVERT SEBVIOB e Roek-viHe,' Monday at a time months. Then they can ask for ports. ^to be aet. make of wolverine fur ? BEER as many workers at home. An ac­ esriy) is more effective and more A—^They use it to trim hoods of a federal court injunction. TuR nPIK E Why? Because the price of for­ celeration of this trend without any rapid' than it used to b Director WISTSIDI Burial will be in Springfield. eign ateel -Je lower than that of their parkas, because it is frost­ 2. Removes proposed authority LIQUORS compensation, say by simultaneous­ Trouble Mgna In Urine are Moreover, the use of an ingen­ 142 B. CENTER OT. Friends may call at the funeral for the secretary of labor to in­ 'A U T O B O D Y domestic eteel. Yet, we have not Neglected at Rtak of Health PACKAGI CTORt home tomorrow from 7 to 3 p.m. proof. ly producing other items at home, ious instnment, called the cyrto- Hnmy FronaanlQr, $%rmfttee vestigate unio.n elections, or to re­ WINES raised eteel prlceii since mid-1958 is a direct threat to our employ- scope, makes it possible to lock in­ Maaehostor'a OMoot Q—At medieval Ikiglish ban­ fer evidence of wrongdoing to S.ny and the hope is that We don't have ous effect, By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M-D. to the bladder and teM quite ac­ 333 OENTiOR ST. THuil P. DneheeB DON’T Large Walk-In Baer Cooler to. With Itaont FMUHloo MANCHESTER—Ml 3-3133 quets, whst was the so-called other government agency. ond Cold Beer At All Tlmeo ous efect. Written for NEA iSirviM, curately what Is wrong and Just Rockville—Paul P. Duchess, S3, Retail sales of U.S. radios—not Wage inflation causing price in­ of ElUngton Ave., Rockville, died "salt-shaker” position ? Tlghtons Report Bequlrementa Open Dally • A.M. to 9 PJL You may i«av) wondered fre­ what part of the blamer is in­ counting car radios — slipped by flation is forcing the centers^.of volved, eairTy this ihbriiing at Rockville A—Being seated at a certain On Uie other hand, the House hill W R E C K E R ..... 860,pop units, lest year. During the quently why examination o f the spot above or below the ornate tlghteha requirements on both production out of- the U.S. ' Tbis lirin'e is al:^>u biriudou in every But tiie doctor cannot drag pa- City HosplUl. - same period, imports-of Japanese call* for seriou* thought among He waa bom In . Juqe salt shaker placed in the middle unions and employers' to report SERVICE radios Jumped by 1,866,000 units. thorough medical study of the hu­ tienlB into his offict. who need at- Remomber A of the dining table denoted the financial dealings In cdnnection '■ e tho*e seeking higher pay, among man body. u . tsntior). It is therefore up to any­ DoUghtful Plaen To Dine 1.1876, the eon of thejete Mr. end CUSTOM MADE Why? A Japsneae eight-transistor those whose responsibility it is to VIC’S mu SHOP Mrs. Paul Dueheoe. diner’s socltl position. with labor-management relattone. Set retails for ISO in the U.'^. com­ The reason, o f course, is that one who has pus in the urine, or lU W. aoddle TnnvUto . It exempts unions with lees than CANVAS AWNINGS to price goods,' It should also be any other 7Ui^cious symptom, to He leaves his wife, E** pared with $44 for an ' American uppermost in the tolnd* of those the urine reflects oondlUone which RED EMBER pboM Ml 3-nee maika Duchess: one son, Paul, of Q—What minerals formed the 200 members from filing annual re­ • Turn out the lights mm eight-transistor set that is larger. may be ssrious, either in the ur­ act promptly. ports with the secretary of labor. whose Job* could b* threatened. St. Petersburg, Fla.; three daiigh- main ingredients of the Phllos- On the- .Japanese radio, the U.S. The ’-ime for action to guard inary passageweys or elsewhere OPEN SUNDAYS POXA a terir, Mrs. Anthony Knupetla of opheri' Stone? But It requires all union officers to • Turn off the gaa retailer makes a $5 profit. On the in ths body, - report their flnancea to the gov­ against pricing ourselves out of Naturalieationa Drop COCKTAIL LOUNGE ^SPA GH ETTI ElUngton, Mrs. a u ford HUU of A—Salt, sulphur, and mercury. comparable U.S. radio hie profit is world market* i* now, not after It Although it is herd for me to ernment. The Senate bill had ex­ • Notify the milkman an(i AMPLE p a r k i n g Manchester, and Mrs. fVank Dailey Tha stone was the substance a m $2 lees. In my town, a big radio ia too late. understand, many people are more Ottawa — The Canadian Gov­ RAVIOLI of Rockville; aix grandchildren and which ^all alchemists believed to empted officers receiving less t)'|'.n other deliveries ^retailer, claims h* is selling. 20 inclined to neglect or ignore , pus . d a n c i n g $6,000 s year, ernment iseuM eertificatiie o f 11 great-grandchildren. be th e. one esaeritiel ingredient Japanese eete to one U.S. set. or bleod in' tha urine, painful or citizenship In 1058 to . 84,183 EVERY FRIDAY amt OPEN DAILY One major change' in the House • Lock the windows A* a nation, we pride ourselves SATURDAY NIGHTS The funeral wiS be held at the for making precious metals. burning iirinatkm or*-, similar ab- people who formerly, owed al- 7:30 A.M. to 11;00 PJM. Burke Funeral Heme, 76 Prospect version would amend the Taft- tIP A ItIN f on being good shoppers. .This is Bermuda Claimed nbrmaUtleu more often than al­ Hartley L aw ' to require the Na­ • Turn off the water in ___ r true whether our Job is that of isgiance to other eountriea. That St., Rockville, Monday at 8:15 a.m. Q—What Polish cltisen died in most any oUter' symptom- which represents a decreiUM of 12 per RED EM IER SUNDAYS A Requiem Mass will be said at St. the" struggle for 'American Inde­ tional Labor Relations BMrd to the sink and tub purohasing agent for a targe com- ‘Tempest’ Setting coulvi be eertous. Rto. 3 and 44A—Belton 4 PJI. to 13M 9M . Bernard's (?hurch, Rockville, at pendence 7 take jurisdiction in all labor cases. DUCOandDUlUXREFIHISHING pKoy Or DurchasinA agent for the cent from the 1957 total of TEL. i n 3-4443 CLOSED MONDAYS It would enlarge the board from' family. Up to recently we have It is encouraging to have re­ 95,402. and burial will be in St. Bernard's A Ceabnir Pulaaki. • Inform your neighbors SEE us FOR: Hamilton, Bermuda — Some ceived several recent letters on Cemetery. ' <4 five to seven members to handle 156 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST o Aluminum Roll Up Awnlogs also prided ourselves upon the this. and the police scholars believe that the mid-At- this subject. Perhaps the reason Friends may call at the funeral Q- What la the official lan­ MANCHESTER o Venetian Blinda ownership of "something foreign MsUINCHES 7 At present; the NLRB refuses to made.’* Most of u* believe In free lentio . Island chain of Bermuda for the usiml neglect is that jhapy home today from 7 to 3 p.m. and guage of Panama? ^ • Ten your newspaper o Storm Doors waa the aettlna for Shakespeare’s urinary aigm tend to come and go. FOR EXTRA MONEY tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 handle some cases, and atate au­ e (Dombtnatioo Wlddowe trade. 5623 A —Spanish, and its use is com­ thorities do not have. Jurisdiction. carrier when to atop HSHV MUU Ye( it Is now beginning to look play, "The Traipeet.” They point Whatever the excuse, postpon­ p.m. pulsory. to the (aet that the author made ing a search for the cause is dan­ Berube's I This creates a "no man’s land” in and when to resume ^^IIIIP'T Phone Manchester Monehostor Awning Co. es though “ something foreign Typewriter Sorvieie labor cases. The Senate bill had 196 WEST CENTER ST. made” la becoming more and more Proapero sehd Ariel to the "still gerous and too often leads to JOHN POSTMA W E PAY Q—Why is the horse bean some­ daily delivery vexed Bermoothee." The apelllng, 473 Middle Tpko. E. handled this by giving states au­ Mitchell 3-7043 TelopheiM MI 3-3031 dominant. From automobiles to serious trdubie which oould have Mnacimter times called the "bean of his­ thority to act in such situations, Batabllalwd 1349 raincoats, among raw materials Bermoothes, precisely mirrored been avoided by pfompt action. HIGHEST PRICES V«M TNI MtW F u n e r a ls tory” ? • THEN . . . start off the correct pronunciation of the r&ther than the NLRB; and flnUdhed gbode, the imported Among the oommon urinary WATCH BRi CLOCK Typowriters nad OfflM Por 4U x k Pap«r. Mstali Fin-O-IAMA A—Because It was an important and have a grand, timet item le giving the domestic In­ name of Juan de Bermudez, who symptoms is the presettee o f pus food to the early civilization* of Mneiilnon Bopolred, Sonrleed and Scrap. Iron Ro^oFagUaro creasing competitlcm discovwed the ielands. usually accompanlad. by burn­ RERAIRINQ Rentals , .| l Funeral servlcea for Rocco northern Africa and aoulhweatem —Why? KecipuM the price of th% RarlF i« 160? Admiral sir GALL on OBUYBR TO Asia, where it throws. ing sensatloiw in the lulne. 8219 Pagliero of 139 Maple St., who WonT Move Car; imported item is lower, and over­ George Somers sailed from Eng­ This indicates the presence of In­ Wa Handle Stationery Along 3-18 Teach the youngsters the words died at his heme Thursday, were seas much skill and know-how has land with nine supply veeaels for 310 MAIN STREET With Office MnMilne SuppUea Q—Where Is Nunlvak Island? flammation, ttsually actual infec­ of the beloved'^ Child'! | Prayer by held this morning from the W. P. Driver Arrested been develop In recent years per­ Virginia. In a storm only the ad­ tion, somewhere toi the urinary Year Mall List As Desired. OSTRINSKY A pet style wtth every Junior A—This Is the second largest le- Dealer* la Waste Mntoeenn hanging thia embroidered panel Qulah Funefel Home at 3 o’clock, mitting Torelgn-made goods to com­ miral's ahip was saved. He beach­ paosages from the Mdneyu on TEL. Ml 3-6233 'T h e gay, young dlmdl to oew above their beds. land in Bering See. It is now a pete with our own. A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 721 FAnKBn SI. erlUwut or with alecvaa. followed by a eolemn requiem national alldlue refuge. A Manchester driver accused a ed it on a Bermuda reef and claim­ down. Maes in St. James’ Church at 9:30. How ean the price of a foreign ed the island group for England. ALL WORK OUAR.\NTEED Mfl 3-3477-<-MI 3-3342 TM. 30-3-3238 o r IO -i-3 n t Pattern No. 6633 has hot-iron patrolman who ticketed hie car of H le well to find J\^ -where No. S313 with Patt-O-Rama le in The Rev. James McCann was product landed .in the U.S. be so News of the dramatic episode thia oomee from and start treat­ transfer; rtitch lllustretione; color Q—Does the Preaident of the "bucking for promotion” last night much lower than ours? The answer fiaaa 3, 11. 13, IS, 14, 16. 18. Bust chart. celebrant, the Rev. John Blanch- United titatee ever wear a military REMEMIER: Thtrt't noHiinq mdt« •nioyoUt Hicm ntws reached BUiglond at the end of ment before the condition be­ 30% to S3. Size, n , 31% bust, fleld was deacon, and the Very uniform? and was later arrested and charg­ la basic. The largest cost factor In 1609. The writing of “The Tem­ comes chronic. You nime the Job... we have jut the rliht Ou Pont .moat manufactured goods as well Sleeveless, 4% yardaof 35-inch. To otoer, send Zlic in coins lo: Rev. John F. Hannon waa sub dea­ A—No, he is a civilian ailhoiigh ed with breech of the peaoe^ police pest" Is believed to have taken One of the oommon locations CAMPING con. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was from homo, whon you'ro ^ o y from hemol Koop potfod or oE Hio Piint fo( it... in colen to nMkb Mythuql Have a ^ naewM' _ as in the dietribuUon of raw ma- place in 1610 or^ 1611 while ac­ Anne Cabot, The Manchester commander-in-chief of the Armed reported. quedion m color?. . . what to im?... how to do it? for tofiammatlon is in the blad- To order, send 35c In coins to organist. terlala la labor. counts o f ’ the sea disaster were EQUIPMENT KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. Evening Herald. 1150 AVE. OF Services. Police said Ralph L. Maher, 47. ! highest paid steel worker in 'der Uself. Thto is csilsd pyuUtia. Sue Bumett, The Manchester AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, Burial war in st. James'* Ceme­ 6f 89 Henry St., refused to move local delogsl Coll Cireularion DopartmoRf, Ml 3-2711, today, CALL U (or uport holp on yout noxt painting job. 1 1 1 freshin the public mind. In additton to causing pus to ap­ TenU, Col* EOWiUtD A. CONKLIN, Preeldont g y n ln g Herald, t i l t AVK. OF tery. where Father Hannon read Europe today earne on the aver­ N.Y. Q - In how many places in. the hia car from, a no-parktng sone and age $1.11 per hour. Our average pear in the urine, cyetiLs is Mkely Sleeping Bags 42t HABTFOBO B it—TEU Ml 3-413*—Next to Norman’* i^iirairOAS, NEW VOBK 33. the committal service. United Ctates is paper currency waa abusive of Patrolman Richard hcNO ydHr femerito nowspopor fdlow wborovor you gpi Doiji't ml3» 1,Q12 Ships in Flee! . to produce soine pain. Chills and For Ist-closs moiling add lOc Bearers were Robert Ellis, made? ; hourly rieel worker’s pay la $8.67. Air JVfattre*^* Thuraton. . The typical Japanese translator fever are ^ no mesne uncommon. Stove*, I.Aniem* COMPLEH AUTO REPAIRING for aacb pattern. Print Name, Trleate Pegant, Raniero Flnucci, A—Only one; the Bureau of En- -Thurston ticketed lifahar’a c u , a shiglo issuo! x The lining o f ths wall o f the fb r Ist-clase mailing add lOe Address with Zone and Pattam 72S MAIN ST.. MANCHiiSTKR PHON,*^ Ml 9-4601 radio maker te a teen-aged girl New York—The United Statee- Joseph Krollkowikl, n um as paving and Printing, Washington, parked on Spnice at Biasell St., who earns about 20 centa an hour flag private 'fleet May 1 totaled uringfy bladder becom*> in- iie aadi patura. Print Name, Number. Fagani and Alphonse Piantsnl4|L MANCHCSTER CLEAN USED CARS lO D Y W O RKS AM tsm with Zone, Style No. and (or being parked leas than 25 feet BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE w6RK 1>|ua dormitory space. Her comvi 1,012 ships aggregating 13,628,568 flainmed, ewhlen and red. If thia from a comer, police said. Maher parable pay In the U.S. would h i deadweight tons and was com­ la allowed to go on too long the o PnU etook bt otnndnrd and Blue Btroak Igaitloa pavta. • Adea It's ready—the '59 Needlework A — How old was Joan-of Arc SURPLUS SALES CO. Bln. Tennyson McFail Sr. appeared as Thurston finished $2.50 an hour including fringe bene- posed of 675 dry-cargo and passen­ wall o f the bladder may br-eime 169 N. MAIN ST. AJhum! Fifty-six pages o f pret­ when she was burned at the stake brake Halaga las tailed la aU popadac modeh a ‘Ptomtaao aad _ iosd _33e new for Ou new > *JJ**2.*’V eervlcea for Mrs. Nora making out the ticket. '* ittanirl)TBtrr l^orning Ifrralii flts. ' ger-carrying vessels sad 337 tank- thickened, its oapoetty leusenad,. at Depot Square ty desfgiia: plus frep patterns for T««myton McFall for hcreey? Ooodyoar ttroo. Boeapa la .iUt popabar ataMa. • A • R n w A 8ttnun*r 'S3 Issue of cur erochec and Icnlt Itsms. 26c a Police aaid Mahar did not rsmove Europe’s and Asia’s gaUqs do not era. Twenty privately ownOd yes- and a atate of eiuronie dLtouHy Open Dally to 3:00 B.M. Sr. of BIS Main St, who died Wed- A —- The Mgld of Orleans was ths car when 'Thuraton asked lilm PAINTS W lispwMee Free, o FaB Mw oC Itaaeo praiaata. St3|pihie BaMe FMhiQii, ■pall a totgi Inu to *ua •conoml- sale were under charter to the Mill- may g o en 3or yuan. ' . J. FARR— m 3-7111 were ItMd yeeterdapJIrem At years e i age. to. Mahsr is due la eourt July 34. eallr. D uri lu» baea • Ury Sea TraaqKMrtaUon Sasvle*. Moat at (a«atto an eauaed by ...... J P A G B E IG H T IfANCHESTBB EVEHINQ HBRALO, UANCUESTBR. OONN« SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1969 MANCHESTER EVEKINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONM, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1969 PAGE NINB

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Household Senices THERE OUCHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY and SHORTEN G«rdni—Fam—D«lry Rooau WitkMrt Boiuri 59 Apartmenta—Plata— Houbmi for iSaJo 7a Ho—M tor Solo 72 Ho— tor Solo 72 He for Solo 72 Houm* for Sak 7S HoqM for Halo 72 SolmrlNui for Hate 7S Tenements 63 ^ Offered 18-A Prodnets . 50 ROOM w m kltelMn Drlvilagea. BOLTON — Immaculste 8 ro«nn DUTCH CX)LONlAL—New three MANCHESTER-Vemon St. near MANCHESTER VERNON—a room ranch, base* WILUNGTON-Ka,0Oe. Thn* bad* Cape, .full baaement with garage, ment garage. Clean. AsWiw room ramd), otl baaeboard haat* F LA T FINT8R Holland window OtlWf IS I OO THIS W EEK’S apselals at the Far­ CantraUy loeated. miMas ao-., A T T R A C n V K two room fumiahed bedroom home in a baautiful loca- Lydall. New ranch home on lISx 9 0 hC OOT RACif.TrigV HAO CilAKifilO capted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 A rd i fit '' apartment. Private bath, en­ oil heat,, amesite drive. Aluminum NKW LJVnNG — Bowers Beliool Uon just a f*w minutes fnmi Man­ tit wooded lot. The home offers $11,500—On Sunset St. —off South $18,800. P. V. Tongren, Broker, Xia Lot 490X30Q. Immadfate oectroaa- CLASSIFIED •hadea< made to measure All SNOOrtOMC TICKET TAKIM *MD TUEN THE FUH U6AH~ mer’s Market—Natlvs tomatoes 3-*321. wlndoWa and door*. Beautiful lot Main, older but substantial home cy. Smell down paymant. Tom motal Venetian blind* i a new Cioawt lU 3% lb. basket, 4*c, medium siM. trance, porch, all utilities. Adults. area->* finlahad rooma. Caot. Ood. chester. Features Include a 31’ liv­ thre* twin sise bedrooms, L PLEASANT large heated i with plenty (hade trees. Half mile with 6 room* and heated *un- Minor, Broker, Ro(ikvt]la. T R low prico. Roya mad* wblio you sesiaMT Native sweet com fresh picked 84 Union 8t. 8hed doraurs, oompl*t*>\ re­ ing room with aUme flreolace and riiiUMd livtng room, VA baths, •UTt JurrwENT’ HI'bOF^.'AHOI ^ free parking, on bus Una.' l a from Manchester line. Only $750 porch. VERNON—* room Coionlal older B-8043, wait Marlow's. BACgr dally, 58c dqsen. Call MI 9-0474. modeled kitchen, attaraed ga paneled Wall, a separate dining buUt-ina, porch and tarage, An - OUT W A Minute., DON’T KNOW you raOM Omter St. XD 8-5003. down. Clall now. XG $-6484, or AD beautifully landscapediped lot. R. F. room and laige kitchen, IH baths place. Price 119,000. You may $18,900—Green Hill St. Older home home, 7 acres. Garage, other ADVERTISING tTtlLVOur AMOltiNTHEWAUf f o u r buildings. P. V. Tongren, Broker, E AR LY AMERICAN bonte, mod .XND two-room apartment*. 6-1341. Dimeck Co., Raaltor. XG 9-8948, and a 12x18 master bedroom. choie decorations. Glen Roberts, in good central location, 6 good- ARB YOU tired of drab, lifeless .«MSSr«THE Boy A TICKET OR XG 3-6321. condition, • miles from MancM*' floors? I can make your floors HouMhoM Good* Si Call XQ 9-0676. or Robert Murdock, - MI 8-4473, Large breeseway and two-car ga-. Itealtotu-Insurar*. XG 4-0*10. sised rooma, CLASSUIED ADVERTtSEMBNl DEPT. HOURS ------yf NiT THE HOAD. ROOM NEAR bath for MBUeman. ter. Family slsa klteban l*xl4, full look new again. I use the (tnsat XIANCHE8TE^::4(*W 6 room split Barbara Woods, XG 9-7703. rage. Oil hot water. Amesite $13,900—Trebbe Dr. Nice 6 room ■UB* SALK 1-S OFF OB wailpaiwr. Wall Free parMng. 84 Hi|ft SL THRKB r o o m fumiahed. apart­ _ ^ BOWERS SCHOOL size dining roofn, Uvtiis room, 3 8:18 AJL to 4:.10 P.M. wax and profeasionai equlpn^ent. ranch, 3 full baths, built-in oven drive. Price $33,600, 15% down. MANqMESTER. 4* Wedgewood Dr. cap* on comer lot. Now vacant. tiles 4e a tUa. KsotUt, from 7e ment at 14li Hackmatack St. end range, finished recreation Big roomy cepe built 1*50. Four bedrooma down, 8 or (4) up. Ap> All work done evening* by Dennis McCarthy Enterprises. XG 4-0988, $14,600—Hyde St. 6 room cape on Six room Cap* Cod. in excellent aaoh. Orasn Paint and Wallpapar, May be seen alter 5:30 p.m. if in- room, 3-car garage. Convenient bedrooms, full shed dormer. Ideal deep wooded lot. House is in good proximately 7 d*ll|^tful aeto* COPT CLOSING TIME TOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Kerin, M l 9-1*05. at the OrssB. A WELL FURNISHED room wMh XG 8-6878. reeidenUal area. A poaaiMe 4 bed­ ternted call OV 4-3680 location to shopping and achools. XCANCHESTER—Five room Ranch home lor big famlW, needs some condition. partly wooded. PouUiw bcewa MOliPAT Tkm imiDAt AJL—aATPMIAT » AAl. garage. XG 3-8958. room home with fireplace, hot 48x30, double garage. MagitiOoaiit A GOOD SELBCTnON of slsriUsed $20,900. Down payment required, only three years (rid. Thra* bed­ $13,900—Rockville. 8 room Cape. redacoretlng first floor but the $16,900—109 Mather St. Solid brick THRKK FURNISHED rooms, air- $3,090. Pbilbrick Agency. XG water oil heat, ceramic bath, taste­ century old tree*. Wonderful for Building—Contrsetlnc 14 refinlshed used furniture, for ROOM FOR rent, eontlnuaous hot rooms. Combination tripl* track IH , bathe, baaement garage an price is right, $14,900. (1H % mort- / Cape with 6 rooms, 114 baths PLEASE READ YOUR AD conditioned. . Utilities furnished. 9-8464. aluminum atorms and acreena. Ga­ plastered. 90-day occupancy, ter­ l^ t ). Immedlste occupsnc}. Osll fully decorated Interior, recently children. Walton W. Grant Agen­ every room All kinds of aroll- water and shower. Private en­ Plcturbsque, country eetting. P ri­ and Very nice lot. alnted exterior, upstair* bedrooms, ALL TYPES of eaipentry work rage. Amesite driveway. Immacu­ rific buy. J. D, Realty. XG 9-1075. Olsn Robsris, Realtors-Insurers. $20.500—2M Vernon St. Real nice cy, Realtor. XG 8-UU. C t e l M « r HV m I A iiT tokao * m th* phoM w> a «oa> knees, sparkling clean, no chips. trance, free parking. 101 Chestnut vate '(ntrance, IS mlnutee Hart­ ava 'JUllt'In sir conditioner. Priced m done, alterations, dormers, roof­ late condition. Handy location. Cali Evenings XG 9-8*40. XG 4KM10. 5 room ranch with attachM ga­ TinrrT— I k * ■dtarttaar ahooM N *d hi* ad Mm FIRST DAY IT Com* In and compare quallte and St.______ford, Windsor Locks. T R 8 3691. for immediate sale. ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-8BS1. •) LOSS SALE TO SETTLE R. F. Dimock, Ml 9-8345, Barbara rage and full baaement. Big “ ’W iiiud^Ri.1 APPBAM aaS REPORT ERRORS tm Ub m tor ih* asst Uuar- prices. Open 9-9. LeBlanc Furni­ MANCHESTER. *07 West Middle F IV E ROOM RANCH — With gs- FURNISHED ROOM. Can be seen TWO ROOM apartment,, partly Wood*, XG 9-7702. Robert Murdock, kitchen and living room. Natural tfaa. Ik a B anM la iiiin o *llili for oaly ONE tacorrae* or omitted ANY KIND of carpentry and cabl- ture Hospital, 196 South St., Tpke. *Y' XG 9-0641. -trioity. Private entrance, parking Large lot. beautifully lannacaped. •kuka laaiirtliia Enron f*W«h do aot leaam Ike oaloo of ble workmanship. Call Roacoa m ~ kitchen, screened flagstone patio, appreciate quality and workman­ Ive and apprateing wltbout afaUga* space, XG 9-3715. Location excellent, 86 minutee to $23,500—Lake St. Large 6 room iRa adnrtteaaaaat wtO aot bo eorrectod by **mako good” laaortloa. Ihompaon, Ml I-IMS for ELECTRIC DRYER, $76, M I $4)095. PLEASANT ROOM for 1 or 8 fen^ over-siied attached garage, ex­ ship, see this fine home. Charles split 'evel bom* custom built by MI 8-6969 Uon, call 8. A. Seechla^ Raaltor, mate* tlemen. Saparata entrance. Also Hartford. Fine old rural colonial. ROCKLEDGE—New 6 room ra-ieh. ceptionally nice lot. , Asking Lesperance. XG 9-7630. XG i«0 *9 or Wesley R. Smtth, A » T H R E E ' ROOM apartment unfur- Dining room, breAUast room, pa owner. W. R. 8XGTH. Associate separate kitchen. Free parking. niahed. Second floor. Available bathe, attached garage vcte $18,500. Cal' Glen Roberts, Real- sociates. XG 9-80*3. X fm bor BIDWELL HOME Improvement try, IfoSO’ living room, maater be tor-Insurera. XG 4-0010, M l 4-1144, MANCHESTER—Overlook Dr. New XG 9-89*3 Diol Ml 3-2711 SAVE up TO 50% ON XG 8-4734. August 1, XG 3-7591. large living room, $18,900 R. F. TV'0-FAMlLIES pie Listing Servlee. Co. Alterations, addlnons ga­ room, two double bedrooms and Dimock Co., Realtor, XG '>-8?’8. eix room cepe, in the neighbor­ rages. Rooting and tiding axpsrte. SIMMONS f a c t o r y BEDROOM WITH connecting liv­ nursery, tepn dorm. Paneling, 3 or Robert Murdock,.XG 8 6473. Bar­ SAVE CLOSING COST hood of fine homes. Four bed­ $14,900 -Walnut St. Centrally lo­ BEST BUY IN TOW iT ARE YOU CONSIDEIUNG . fireplBcea, beamed celling. 1 1/8 rooms, 1)4 baths, full shed dor­ Lost and Ftound Aotomobnea for Sale I Aluminum clapboards a specialty. SAMPLES ing room, Also single room. AVAILABLE August 1—Modem 8 bara Woods, XG 9-7703. Attractive 6 room ranch, in fine cated older 2-famlly In good con­ FOR EXECUTIVE OR BELLINO YOUR PROPEBTTT ' Unexcelled workmanehtp. Easy Clean, attractive, quiet. Near Cen­ room apartment. Call. XG 3-8924. acres, giant shade trees, view, location. Large living room with mer, *velk crut basement. Price dition. W* win appraise your pAtiiarty IMM CHRYSLER New Yorker con­ stone walla. 10 minutes to lake $16,900 for this individualistic PROFESSIONAL MAN LOST—Brown and white Foot Ter­ budget terme, MI S-MOS or TR Hlde-a-beds aofa beds, single ter. XG 9-7410. IV fireplace, 3 bedrooms, deluxe $20,000—Brick 5 * 5 two-family in (re* and without a ^ obUgatioo. vertible. Power iteering. brakes "TfuAkitir privllegee. H-mile to shopping, all home on a wooded lot. Cell Glen SEE M ONDAY’S AD rier at Andover dump. Name Por­ M lW . \ ' and full size mattreaeea. kitchen. Basement. Carpiort. As­ immaculate condition. Two-car Ws also buy property for e a * . and windows, powerfllte. Excel­ W P kgutt, conveniences. Buyer must have Roberts, Realtors-Insurers. XG ter. Call M I MOM after * p.m. Hi v a v sr, Mahogany China Cabinets. $80. Business Locanona NEW CAPE COD—Shed dormer;— sume VA mortgage with email garage. Mamber Multiple L l e t ^ lent condition, inquire 123 Main ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re* ROOM TO Rent. Inquire 91 Gerard good credit and earning of $8,000 oversized 34x36. Near jwere 4-0510. M. KENNETH OSTRINjBKY, STANLEY BRAY, Renter *4ljWAUlt§e,*/l$. 3-piecs jparlor set, $80. for Rent 64 down payment. $11.700—Five-family house showing Realtor ^ FOUND—Bifocal glasses, corner of St., after 3:30 p.m. MI .M461. modeling. All types carpentry. 2J& juu m m M 8t. XG 8-5047. to $10,000 net for comfort. Ekjwn school — complete four. $15,400 FamUy home of 6‘4 well kept BRAE-BURN REALTY Birch Mountain fibetension and M. Finest workmanship Call» Ml Hotpoint refrigerator. $85. $875 monthly Income, ’’’ske a M I 3-8159 payment required, $876. PT 3-6336 (first depoalt holds). R. F. rooms. Oil heat. Screena end 5>4% G. I. MORTOXg " ^ look at this one for an Invest­ ______XO 8-«27I I______Bolton. Could be child’s. M l 9*4291. Kelvinator refrigerator. FURNISHED light housekeeping ■ STORE FOR RENT, exeeUent lo­ any time. Kelvinator 30” electric range. Dimock Co., Realtor. MI 9-6345. storms. $14,600. NOW AVAILABLE TO ment. e -m i. Tranera 8-A ------va------room near Main 8t. Ladles only. cation 600 square ft., air-condi­ Barbara Woods Ml 9-7703 • P.ob- ELLGfOTON, Mountain 8t 8'4 Both like new. tioned optional. Tel. XG 3-1191. MADELINE SMITH HELP YOU PURCHASE Help M'anted—Female 35 Sitnationa Wanted— Call XG 8-6388. tri Murdock XG $-0473. BOLTON room .’-anch with view. R*dwo of bination windows and doors, lent custom built 6 room Cape $10,500. $19,000—Bolton Center. 4-bedroom been mode to said bank for pay­ you save as an'Avon reoresenta- water lumace, radiators, pipes, Choose your own high wuode** lot. Colored ceramic bath. Combina­ ment of the amount of deposit. ditlon. Wan', someone to tske over Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-3314; Ray like to lake care of elderly person. parking. Phone XG 9-5229 or Ml porch, shade trees, amesite Cod. Large 24’ living room. Din­ ranch leas than a year old. Two- tion windows, full basement. Over- tlve. Cash in on heavy summer­ hot water heaters, sinks, tuba, 15 OAK STREET ' ROOM FOR rent at the Center, 3-7444. - For your new Ranch, Split Or Co­ ing room, kitchen and I^Vatory . Spotless nearly new 3 bedroom E. E. BUSHEY. Broker payments or cash. Owner moving , Jackaon,. MI 8-H38. Husband has local job and can drive', good condition. Priced for lonial. R F. Oimock Co., Realtor, car igarsge. 1'4 baths, combina­ slsed attached garage, amesite time demand for our fragrances, windows. Inside and outside doors. Near restaurants. XG 9-4401. ’ first floor. 3 bedrooms and full ranch with full cellar, ceramic tile MI 9-2088 out of slate. Call M l 8-7894. take care of grounds, etc. in spare Open Thursday evenings until 9 quick sale. Charles Lesperance, XG 9-8245. or Barbara Woods, XG tions, ficr* loti drive. Approximately one-half COUGHLIN ROOFTNG Company, deodorants, sun-tan lotions. High time. .MI 9-5070 days, M I 3-4843 Other plumbing and electrical FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda XG 9-7620. bath second floor. Large well bath, excellent location. Can as­ $28,500—Danish ranch on 4 sere Announeementa 8 commission. Complete training. articles. Open dally 3:30-8:30 Closed Mufxlkys shop, luncheonette, 133 Sprjoe St., 9-7702, Robert Murdock, XG r 6472. sume mortgage. Asking $14,600. acre. $18,200. Phone Coventry, PI FOR SALE—One wheel trailer. Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- evenings. Apartments— Flats— landacaped lot. Priced to sell. lot. a real ahowplace. Let us show 3-7684. SILVER LANK’S Ten-Pin Bowling May be seer al 71 Wells St. Phone aiibeatoa roofing. Alao aluminum, Call today. CH 8-1668. p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. or CX)MBINATION G.E. sink, garbage Manchester. Call ElXport 9-6088, XIANCHBSTEIR—8 'acre* of (mm- Phone XG 8-6273. Brae-Bum Real- Saybrook. VI ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, you through this one. Center opening SeM. 1st. Make M l 3-5255. gsJvanized or copper gutters and RELIABLE G IRL wants baby sit­ call MI 9-2392. Yard at Stock disposal and diahwaaher. $80: 1^ Tenements 63 mercial or induatrial land. 4 room ty. MANCHESTER — Falknor Drive. reservations now. Tel. Ml ft-7068. leadera. MI 8-7707. ting job days. Excellent refer­ Place, off North Main St. house on premises. Pri-:e $11,900. Realtor EXPERIENCED SEWING 3-1241. ROOM, fully furnished S’^art- LARGE PLEASANT store, excel­ WEST SIDE)—Six finished rooms, NEW HOMES Excellent location. * room Cape, A. M. F. Ekjulpment. COVENTRY LAKE area — For ences, M I 9-3433. iVt Philbrick Agency, XG 9-8464. 28 WOODBRtDGE St. - Spacious MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 SUMMER SALE—on fertile (tone­ ment, centrally located, heat in­ lent for grocery, TV, or appliance central location. Ideal family home older home. 8 rooma, plus 2 un- one unfinished, eoreened porch, Sale. Trailer and boathouse. 2 ROOFING SIDING, painting. Car­ Quite a few under construction $14,800. Priced below FHA ap­ lots and well. $ , . JA 4-5542. MACHINE OPERATORS less loam. Also, sand, stone, CHAMBERS FURNITURE cluded, $90. Call XG 9-8808. aalearoom, etc. Good size front THREE BEDROOM ranch —with with large yard. Immaculate con­ finiahed. Easily converted into a SEND THEM 2 200 pentry. Alteration* and adaltlona. A QUALITY HOME AT A In different locations. praisal. M l 9-3048. MI 9-0381. Situ-Ttions Wanted— Male 39 gravel fill. MI 3-8603. windows. $110 monthly. Cell after full cellar and 1’4 baths. 61 Alice dition. • Priced for immediate sale, 2- family. S-car garage. Lot 99x165. Paraonali S ceilings. Workmanship vuaran- SALE only $13,200 Call R. F. Dlmock. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc.. 399 Autumn AND TRAINEES ONE ROOM fumiahed apartment 5, XG 9-1680 or XG 9-3540. 99 Sum- Drive. A real buy In a choice Marion'E. Robertson Broker. XG BUDGET PRICE XG 9-5245. Barbara Woods, XG T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor VACUUM CLEANERS rspalr*)] in M ARLETTE 1958. 10x41, 3 bed­ St. Ml 8-4860. COLLEGE STUDENT -Do odd PICNIC TABLES—8 foot $19.95, 8 air-conditioned. Marlow^s, 867 • mer St neighborhood. XG 3-0095. 3- 5953. THE 503 E. Middle Tpke. 9-7702. Robert Murdock. XG 9-8472 A 3 year’s young .514 room ranch MI 8-1577 Lota for Sale 73 my asm home shop. Forte vaars rooms, colored appliances, patio, Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. jobs, lawns, gardens. Driver’s li­ foot $22.95, 29” wide tops, 10” Main St. awnings. Must self. Call Windsor cense. Free to travel. Ml 9-9135. seats. Braced, bolted 2” western AIR-CONDITIONED S-room office. BUSINESS SITE on East Center ATTRACTTIVE ranch home, short home, rhoughtfui design results in factory experience. Aii maxee, low real economy, low maintenance, rate*, free estimatea. tree pickup- Locks, NA 3-6304. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A fir or western spruce. W. J. Excellent aelection of— 100% Main Street location. Park­ St., 120 fool frontage, plus 6 room V ^ walking distance to schools end HOMETOWN Pine St. THREE ROOM apartment. IDS comfortable imcrowded living. SOUTH WINDSOR AREA THREE LOTS combined for sale. and delivery. Mr. MUlsr, JA Zinker, M l 9-5444, TR 5-1665. ing. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. house, 4-car garage with 53 feet bus. ERce reeidentiei area. A A 36 FOOT traUer, sleeps 5, gas stove ROOFING—8 peel Hilling r* pairing Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Breakfast sets Birch St., firet floor after 4. OGVENTRY—4% room ranch with Naturally it has abundant closet Second Bolton lake. P I 3-7141. M8M. Manchester, Conn. more frontage. Carlton W, Hutch­ zone. For more Information call ENCHANTED COTTAGE and electric refrigerator with a roofa of ail kinds. New roofr, gut 100 MiETAL clothes lockers 'n good Tables ins, M I 9-6132. carport, beautifully landscai'd lot, at 89 Hackmatack St.. space, plaster wells, baseboard hot FOUR ROOM Cape plus S unfin- NEWS AKC SPRINGER Spaniel puppies. condi.tfon. Ideal for clothes stor­ AVAILABLE NOW amesite drive, perfect condition. water, >-xtra kitchen cabinets end J5c WASH. 10c D RY—Do It your­ toilet. $400. M I 8-7605. ter work, chimneys cleaned, ri- Floor Lamps Houses for Rent 65 $17,500! ■ iahed. All city utilities, full base­ self. Lucky Ehdy;~ Self-Service palred. Aluminum aiding, SO Registered. Priced reasonably. age or tools. Has many uses New 3^ room apsirtment in real- DUTCH COLONIAL—If you like R, F. Dimock m, . CLIFFORD HANSEN, fireplace, formal dining room and Ing driving achool. Thrm akilled, Interesting, diversified posi­ tens. Will deliver. Call MI 4-1782. All at substantial savings. Visit Lesperance. XG 9-7630. RIDERS WANTED from Manches­ PARTS from 1946 Oldsmobile. XG ming pool. 15 minutes from Hart­ a separate dining rm wiU china tmOER CONSTRUemON. lew 'H large living room with nreplace. Realtor immense cabinet kitchen. This courteous instructor*; Class room tion for capable young woman 9-4088 after 8:30. mir salesrooms daily 10-5, 7:30-9. room ranch, basement garage, ter to Capitol area, Hartford. Call Moving—^Tmcldng— FOR SALE—Pedigreed black Cock­ ford bridge by Wllbur Croae High­ Sl$burban for Rent 66 cloaeta, a large kitchen w'tl lota full plaster house, city water and Ml 3-2453 home is endowed with the newest Mr. Gatea, M I 0-9116 between Instructions for 16. 16, 17 year seeking permanent work. Good choice location, built-in ato-'e and Storage 20 judgment, ability to meet peo- er Spaniel. 8 months old. Call MI 1953 GLENWOOD combination gas way. Ml 9-4824. of cabinets and built-in oven and sewer, ho^ water radiant heat. innovations for practical falnlly Resort Property for Sale 74 4:30-8:30 p.m. old* Telephone Mr. Mortlock, RtXlKVILLE — 24 Grove Street. range. 1<4 baths and 4 good-sized oven, ceramic tile bath, emealte ' pie and typing ability easential. 3-5809 after 4 p.m. IX)AM. SAND, gravel and fill. Also and oil stove. Excellent condition. Well landscaped. 2 good porches. TWO NICE properties with a ter­ living. Exacting workmanghip and Director of Driver Bkhieatlon. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local Newly redecorated 2 room fur­ bedrooms with' lots of cloaeta. drive, completely landscaped lot. STAFFORD LAKE—Waterfront 4- 37 hour, 5 day week. Excellent dump truck for hire. GA 9-504t. XG 9-4997. 10% down on V.A. or F.H.A. rific income. Conveniently locat­ the finest materials used through­ M l 9-7398. moving, packing; atoraga. Low FIVE ROOMS furnished. Adults. No nished apartment. Also 3 rooms. Breezeway and two-car garage. $18,000. R. F. Dlmock Cd.. Realtor. ed. J. D. Realty. XG 9-8078. Eve­ room cottage with large porch, Automobfles for dale 4 working conditions. Liberal EIGHT FRISKY Avell-marked kit­ mortgages. Phone XG 3-637$, Brae- out. A rare find. rates on long distance moves to tens to be placed. Only 6 weeks FOR SALE—4 room* furniture, in chlldre?!. 40 Benton St. Inquire 1st floor, apartment 9. Just over the Manchester Town XG 9-5245. Burn Realty. nings Ml 9-3640. one-half bath, fireplace, full cel­ benefit program. Write P. O. 20 CUBIC foot horizontal Victor W ANTED — Clean used cars. We 1 ARSON’S ponnecUcut’a - first U- a aUtes. M3 3-5187: old. Call M I 9-7234. excellent condition. Also garden line in South Windsor. Price lar. recreation room, oil hot air eSHMd driving school .rained. Box 2103 Hartford, slating freezer. Practically new. Can be MANCHESTER buy, trade down or trade any- seen at 28 Columbus St. tools. Call XG 9-4974 after 5 p.m. Summer Romes for Rent 67 $22,900. 15%-down. McCarthy En­ xvm ' $17,900 — XIANCHE8TBR. Green FOUR ROOM ranch, wooded lot. heat, large lot, 3 boats, bathing, ttlng. Douglaa Motors, MS 'Ealn. CetUfled and approved, !* *'ow of­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ education, experience, age and FOR RENT—Five room apart­ terprises. MI 4-0988, MI 3-6878. Manor, 6 room Ranch near Buck- Aluminum storms, screens. Full CENTRALLY LOCATED boating and fishing. Tom Minor, fering classroom and behind ing Company. Local and 'one dis­ salary desired. FOR SALE)—Canaries. Guaranteed FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator. ment. .MI 8-2068. 414^ROOM RANCH, tike new, fire ley school. Flill basement, ceram­ cellar. Hot water heat. Low. low . $17,900! ALUXGNUM combination doors 3. ANDOVER LAKE—7 room water­ place, ceramic tile bath, amealle Broker, Rockville, TR 8-8043. C BEFORE YOU BUT a uaad car wheel instruction for taenagera. tance moving, packing and stor­ to sing. Inquire 67 Bissell St, Will (it 32” x80l4” opening, $20. Excellent condition. Can be seen ROCKLEDGE—Cuatom 5*4 room ic tile bath, city water and aewer, down payment. T R 5-3691. Exciting new 8 room ranch home M3 9-8075. TWO ROOM apartment, private front cottage, all modem conven­ drive, attached garage, full price see Gonnan Motor Balsa. Ruick age. Weekly van service to New each complete with hardware, 10 at 37 Strant St. ranch, built-in range, Recreation Occupancy Sept. 1st. J. D, Realty, with garage. Unusual Interior de­ CRYSTAL LAKE—Four room cot­ York. Ml 3-8583. WANTBD -Home for 2 black and bath, stove, refrigerator. Aumist iences. Available July 18 through $11,900. R. F. Oimock Co. Realtor VERNON—7 room split level. Near Sale* and Service. 3SS Main pieces 2x12 fir planks, 14 ft. l<>ng, season. Call MI 9-0980. room, porch, awninga, plastered XG 9-8075, Evenings XG 9-3640. cor. Outstanding brick fireplace tage with aunporch, half bath, RcfsrdlMB of whero Street M l B-tSTl. Open evenings. E A R L Y ’S DRIVING School—stand­ white, one calico, kittens. MI BLOND mahogany extension table 1. Apply Marlow’s. 867 Xfain St. garage. Reasonably priced. Carl­ XG 9-5245, Robert Murdock, XG new Lake Street School. Nice completely furnished. Immacu­ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. $2 each. P I 2-7722. with panel wall. Ideal features. ard and automatic dual controlled 9-2837. —buffet. Pulls out to seat 12, Has ton W Hutchins. XO 9-5132. 3-6472, or Barbara Woods, XG $26,500 Glastonbury. Custom built view,, >18,900. P. V. Tongren, late. Outside fireplace. Double lot. your oervico own or OLDER CARS, mechanics ape- cars. Class room instructions for Light trucking and package deliv­ Help HV anted— Male 36 THREE ROOM apartment heat, 9-7702. (?loBe to schools, ^ shopping, W ALL TENT, 9x11. Good condition, drawers for dishes, extra leavea COVENTRY LAKE-Cottages for 2 bedroom brick ranch on 3 acres Broker, XO 3-6321. Beach rights. Could easily be win­ woauui is sUtion«4L ciala, Oxlt yourself cars, always 16-17 year olds. -Fop day and ery. Refrigerators, washers "uid CATS (domestic, etc.) only board­ stove, refrigerator,-hot water. $SB, PORTER STREET section — Im ­ churches, situated in excellent $45. One factory built combination and a drawer for silver and linen. rent, boats. PI 2-6825. of beautiful plush green lawn. neighborhood. Easy terms, terized. $(.800. Tom Minor. Brok­ a good aelectlon. Look behind our evening appointments call' Mr. stove moving specialty. ' Folding EXPERIENCED paper cutter for ed. Fenros Cattery, Rockville, TR Ideal tor apartment or home with­ XG 9-5229 from 9-5 p.m. maculate 6 room English Colonial. Beautiful view and privacy J. D. COLONIAL — Seven room older the Mmcheatcr Eto> printing plant. Automatic cutter. boat and utility trailer, 4x6 wood­ er, Rockville, TR 8-6042. office. Douglas Motora. 3M Main. Early, MI 9-M75. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0753. 5-9131. out dining room. M I 3-4322. Y E A R 'ROUND cottage—4 rooms, 3 rooms each floor, l l j baths. Realty? XG 9-8075, Evenings XG home on Vernon Street,. Modem 40 hour week, paid ■ holidays, en body.-F,xtenaion and rolla for MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ VERNON nlnf HerRid can be for* carrying boat included, $95. MI MANCHESTER “ furnished., with boat. Reasonable. Neat recreation room, large living 9-3640. kitchen with diahwaaher. Down­ EXCEPTIO NALLY good lot at An- 19M RENAULT 4CZ. Black. White- PREJPARB- FOR driver’s test: fringe benefits. Allied Printing DACHSHUND puppies—AKC regis­ FOR SALE—Deluxe Gibson electric GREEN MANOR room. Fairly priced. Quick occu- lonial, fireplace, built-in alo''c oven stairs bedroom and full tile bath. $18,400! dover Lake. 76 feet of excellent warded to be st “Mall Ages 18 to 60; Driving and class­ Painting— Papering 21 Services, .579 W, Middle Tpke. MI tered. Black and tan. Affectionate 9-3253. Land O Pines, P, O. Box, Staf- wells, radio. Excellent condition. range includes all extras, timer, ‘ pancy. Shown by appointment. and dishwasher. $17,900 R. F. COVENTRY LAK E — T-wo year- 3 bedrooms on second floor. Im ­ Beautifully situated on pictures­ lake frontage. $2,600 cash. Talbot $950. M I 0-1455. room. Three instructions. No wait­ 3-1101. pel... Call Coventry PI 2-6706. GARDENS fordvllle. Dimock Co., Realtor. XG 9-6248. CaU^reffuburlywithaD PAINTING AND paperhanging. FU LL SIZE office desk with swing clock, extra outlet. Call XG 9-5173. Phone MI 3-6273. Brae-Rurn Real- 'round cottages. G)ood investment mediate occupancy. Price $16,300. que suburban lot. This charming 6 Agency, P I 2-**00. ing. Mancheater Driving Acade­ ANDOVER Lakefront--4-room cot­ property. $8,500 for the 2. Call Earfk S. Rohan, Realtor. XG NEED A CAR and had your credit my. P I -3-7249. Good clean workmanship at rea­ WANTED—Young man over 21 to back,^wivel cJiair, Excellent con­ On West Middle Turnpike t.v. room Garrison Colonial with ga­ the hometown news dition. XG 9-1488. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, $26. Just off the Parkway tage. Week of July 25-Aug. 1. XXI ______Marian E. Robertson, Broker. XG 3-7433. turned down? Short on down pay­ sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ train as band cutter operator. Articles For Sale 45 Call M I 3-1839 after 5 p.m. week­ rage. Includes all the fine appoint­ Suburban lor sale 75 people away from Aug. 22 on, XG 9-0315. CAPES and Ranche*. 37 new homes 3-5953. ments for gracious living and ment? Had a repossession? Don't chester. Raymond Flske. in First ahifl. Steady employment days, Saturday or Sunday. being atarted in Vernon bv J. E. MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co­ SOUTH WINDSOR—New Garrison Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 9-9237. TOP SOIL^Posalbly the cA nest UTIUTY TRAILER, $40. 1963 8Vii-4!4 room apartments are leaves nothing to be desired. Huge BOLTON—20 acres sultabl* for de­ home are ao anzioaa give up! See Douglas Motors, get with un.any fringe benefits. Apply Studebaker, $195. Ford Station now renting for July occupancy. ROOMS—Watch Hill, Rhole Island. McCarthy. These homes will sell lonial, 114 baths, breeieway two- MANCHESTER—Beautiful 4 room Colonial. Six large rooms, 23 ft. the lowdown on the lowest down at Spencer Rubber Products Co., and most fertile delivered car attached garage. Built-Ins. Im­ home, many extras,, full price living room, formal dining room, living room with fireplace. 1*4 velopment or farm, small house, to. get PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ area ‘his year. Place your 'rdew Wagon, $100. P I 2-7211. J Wanted— To Bay 68 Overlooking water. Weekly $25-$35. for $11,590. Pnly $360 down and baths. Immense closets through­ chicken coop and barn included, and smallest payments anywhere. Chapel St RENTAL OFFICE: APT 48 Dally $5-$7. Call DI 8-8415. The $88 monthly including mortgage, mediate occupancy $22,900 R. E. $10,500. 3 bedroom ranch plus ga­ breezeway and garage. Price Not-a.iamall loan or finance com­ CHILD’S TRACTOR, $5. Girl's 34” rating. Good clean Job, reasonable Leonard L. Glglio h Sons, Boitqif Dimock Co.. Realtor, XO 9-5245. out. Uniq'je kitchen with built-ins. near main highway. '8. A. Beech- bike, $10. M I 9-3841. price, S. Yencha, MI 9-8914 after WANTED TO BUY Gray Gull. taxes and fire insurance Your rage, quality construction. full $19,400( taxes $318. Immediate oc­ pany olan. Douglas Motors, 333 Call XG 8-7083. LARGE STEAMER trunk, $20. GREEN MANOR price $17,500. Short way out— 4 cupancy. Call Glen Roberta. Real- Tastefullv decorated. Minutes from ler. Realtor, XG 3-6999 or W-, R. 5, Good uaed reaaiable furniture, choice of a 5>j room ranch with Smith, XG 9-8952. Main St. MILLING MACHINIST Never used. M I 9-3715. ON 2% ACRES fertile land, 6 room year around expandable tors-Insurers. XG 4-(i510. all facilities. Close to narkway, Telephone Ml 3*2711 20” ROTARY mower, self-propelTed also amall upright and aptaiet CONSTRUCTION CO. oven and range or a Cape Cod rooms, breezeway, double your At wholesale price. Must be sold 67 Laurel Street WEST SIDE)—Economical living! XG 3-6930. hood.- RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make by July 15. Call MI 8-4428 ished and repaired. Furinture Re­ Family of four desires rental. 6 stairs unfinished. Full shed dor- down, 3 partially finished up. Full iianrliratrr Edi^ard R, Price. MI 9-1003. cottage or patio.' We have several unfurnished, single home. Write (?ute Cape—4 rooms, full base­ shed dormer, combinatl(m screena 9 pasaenger. Radio. Heater. Auto. cars, amplifiers, phonographs and J. T. SLOCOMB CO. pair Service and Salea. Taleott- Do it yourself chance. Sturdy 8 mer. Fireplace with paneled wall Very Oean. ’ reconditioned sets available. Call Box T, Herald. ment, treed lot. Low price. Only FOUR ROOMS, plus 3 -mfinished,* For further details and appoint­ and windows, fireplace, plastered changers. Over 47 years total ex­ EXTERIOR house painting special­ kfatson Hill Road Modern TV Service. XO 8-M85, 4 18 FOOT outboard cabin cruiser vllle. XG 8-7449. room home of the older type. Your and bookcases. Ceramic bath. Full Price $2,895-Only $395 down. $ll,50o. Rtibert B. Anderson Agen' full baaement, city utilities fire­ ment walla, ceramic tile bath. Beautiful perience. 90 days guarantee on all ists. Call for free estimates. Fully South Glastonbury, Conn, Hills St. with 35 h.p. motor C.G. regis­ chance to improve. Priced accord­ place. not water oil heat, com­ Large kitchen with lota of cabi­ Call work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4537. tered. M I 9-0650. .WANTED—1M9 SVDB penny and SEPTIC TANKS cy. JA 8-0139. I landacaped lot with trees. Excel* 1954 PACKARD Insured. Workmanship guaranteed, Farm and Land for Sale 71 ingly. bination windows and doors, roll­ nets. Dining room or thlrc* bed­ lEornittg P I 2-8002. '■ other coins, gold, silver or copper. AND room optional. Amesite driveway. I lent location. Well worth $14,800. S D'r. Coupe. Radio, Heater. Auto. GONDER TV Sales and Service. Have coins to sell. Herman Kra- $23,900—Country living and atill be up awnings house and attic fully LEHAN AGENCY Webster- Ageilcy, Realtor. TR KILN OPERATOR job open. Com­ PUSH BUTTON turntable for Diamonds— Watches— BOLTON—Approximately 6H acres Ashford Lake in town, this beautiful 6 room insulated, deep lot, nicely land­ Water and sewer. Oil hot water Servicing TV, auto, home, lil-fl. PAINTING AND paperhanging. jewski. .33 Park ^t., Rockville, 5-8748. pany will train proper man. High Hi-Fi rig. Ml 3-0858. PLU6GED SEWERS of land with 650’ frontage. Ideal 5 room shore front cottage. Nice over-aixed house with 8 acres of heat. Price $15,400, 10% down. 1954 CHEVROLET Quarter ot century of satisfied First class work. Available now. Jewelry 48 Conn. TR 5-8257. scaped, many shade trees, excel- MI 3-6243 any time School education or equivalent location. Reasonable. S. A. Beech- lot. nicely landscaped 'land with fruit iM t condition, quick occupancy. McCarthy Enterprises. XG 4-0088, 3 Dr.. Coupe, Powerglide. Radio, service. Ml 9-1486. MI 8-2731. Fully insured. Call after 4 p.m. CEDAR CLOTHES line polea In­ STAFFORD—Six room older house, needed. Apply in person Kelsey- LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re- Maehiiia CleaiiMl ier. Realtor. XG S-6969. ^ trees. J. D. Realty, XG 9-8075. Eve­ Charles Lesperance. XG 9-7620. XG 3-6878. Ifrralli Heatorj_ W M tw all tires. . Spotless MI 9-8326. Ferguson Brick Co., Route 5, stalled. All sizes. Old Doles re­ South Windsor in excellent conditlm. Hot air sb. Seat Covers, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, pairs', adjusts watches erpertly. SeptJo Tanks, Dry Wells, Bewer nings XG 9-3640. ’ MANCHESTER—Oversize 6 room heat, garage, e tc .. $8,800. Tom South' Windsor, Conn. moved. Bean poles. Truck bat­ Reascmable prices. Open dally.' Foster St.—5 room Cape, $12,700. $13,900—Beautiful large 6 room SIX ROOM Cape Cod house, 8 ull Price $6M. available all hours. SatlsfacUcn tery, MI 9-1353. LIDm Installed—^U a r Water­ Houses f6r Sale 72 Cape. Extra large lot. Vacant. P. Minor, Broker, Rockville, TR guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1816 Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Thursday eveninga, 139 Spruce proofing Done. MANCHESTER-Walker St. Pour ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, finished. Full shed dormer, V, Tongren, Broker, MI 3-8331. 8-8042. Street. Ml 9-4387. LOAM ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Star Special, 6 room Cape Cod cellar. 141x180 lot. Small down breezeway, garage. Fruit, sh*de /7959 NEW LARKS Situations Wanteil— GENERAL ELECTRIC wringer $13,200—1956 SIX room Cape, fire­ TAM KIR TREE Removal— land IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT - A CULTIVATED, CLEAN Realtor with garage and aluminum siding. payment. Carlton W. Hutchins, XG trees. City utilities. Near schools 9 Passenger Wagons Auto. Heater, type washing machine. Frigldaire ------McKin n e y b r o s . place, blrcb cabinets, basnbosrd 0-5132. cleared, firewood cut. insured. multitude of monthly D8'’ments Female 38 refrigerator, Ga* and oil stove. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM ' Owners Florida bound. Price re­ and church. Csll owner after '4, **’’"»yWhitewBll Tiree. Etc. Call Ml 8-8742, Paul A. Ellison. heat, awiilngt, siiuminum torms, XG 3-5440 MI 9-5938 duced :o $14,360. Features 'nclude XG 9-8896. BIG TRADES may be lumped into one second Bedroom set. TR 5-7290. S«w«ra9« Disposd Co. garage, shade trees. Carlton W. mortgage with payments ,ot only BABIf SITTING in my licensed T E L M I9.QA50 vestibule, fireplace, copper plumb­ ROCKVILLE—5 room ranch on bu* FLOOR SANDING and refinlahlng. AFTE R 5 P.M. ISO-ISt Pearl St__ Ml S-884M Hutchins, XG 9-5133. $9,200—CUTE 3 bedroom ranch, NEW 1969 EOSEL $22.25 for each $1,000 you need. home. .Day or night. Full or part- STORE „ ing. oil heat, amesite drive; city line, near shopping. 8 year old. ANDOVER—New 6 room ranch, WEEKEND PREVliEW OF Spedalislnf in old floors. MI Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank time. Tel. MI 3-7,320. aluminum storms, amesite drive, water, sewer. An excellent lot Asking $12,900. P. V. Tongren, baaement garage. Beach and lake Convertible Auto. Radio, Heater. 9-6750. 4-5-6 ROOM—Homes for sale. large ’ rees. Carlton W Hutchina, with trees. Shown by appointment. Broker. MI 3-6331. "Anything in I. Tongren, Broker, Power Steering, Brakes. Windows. Burke or Mrs. Carter how Con­ Starting'price $11,500 and up Far P. V. necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 ! EXPERIENCED teacher and for­ SOUTH WINDSOR FOR RENT XG 9-8133. XG 3-8273. Brae-Bum Realty. real estate." 3-6321. and 4 Way Seat. M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ mer camp counselor desire,'^ posi­ 19 m a p L e h t further details call C3iarles Lee- Lewia St., Hartford. 2! j-Veap-Old 6-Room Split U v - perance. Ml 9-7620. Priced For A Quick Sale ice. Full time. Residential com­ tion as baby sitter evenings. Call el On 11 Acre I,nt. Re-Deco­ '=■' — APPLY — WESTVIEW TERRACE $198 down Buys It mercial, Industrial. Attics cellars, PARTNERSHIP wanted in paying MI 9-1118, rated, I.,andscaped. Storm Win­ Monch*sttr 614 ROOM Cape Cod, ahed dormer, “ It’s Factory New yards, lawn mowing, high grass gas atation. D. Rawlings, Ml cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml 9-9757. dows. Close To All Conven­ tile bath, fireplace, open stalr- 9-6902. iences and Schools. Savings and Loan caae. riot water oil heat, recrea­ RELIABLE WOMAN desires house­ OW NER -— MI 4-0183 1007 M A IN 8T. BRUNNER’S- LAWN MOWERS aharpeneo re­ work by the day. Call MI 3-8988. Work in Manchester tion room, porch. Shade tree*, 97 RANCHES paired. All work guaranteec Free, Help Wanted— Female 35 good condition. Charles I.«sper- Start living your future at..:. YOUR LARK DEALER pick-up and delivery. We also ance. XG 9-7620. AND CAPES On the Mancheater Vernon Town sharpen axes, scissors chisels, YOUNG I-ACIES wanted for gen­ No need to fight ihridge traffic morning and Night line, Next to VIttner’s Gardens planer blades and knives. *:runo eral factory work. Apply Man­ LAKFWOOD CIRCLE TALOOTTVILLE Moske. Ml 3-0771. AVAILABLE AT... 11.990 chester Modes, Inc., Pine St., when .vou work in Manchester. Open Evenings Till 9, Sat. 8 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER SPLIT LEVEL Large 6 room Colonial, paneled Brookhaveti Homes Manchester. laundry room off spacious kitchen, MORTENSEN TV. SpeeiaUsed RCA diahwaaher and disposal and two 1964 JAGUAR XK130M Roadster. CLERK-TYPIST wanted • for gener­ SI TREBBE DR. Custom built; 7 moms, 4 bed­ television, service. M l 9-4*41. al office work. Please apply .Jarvis $10,900 rooms, 11/2 hatha, I-ear garage, W A N TED - Woman eierk for general office work. tiled hatha, formal dining i^ m . Needs paint and top. Good running formal living room with paneled ■Enterprises, 283 E. Center St. grnunda laiidacaped, 3 years nM, Must be good typist and a knowledge of bookkeeping im­ condition. 'Reasonable. Inquire 46 REUPHOI.STERY, slip covers and OWNER SELLING walle, bookcases and cabinet* En- Union St. after 4. 4-ROOM CAPE— City I tllltles, the inyestment with litetime dividendi draperies custom made. Free es- Aluminum Clapboards, Clean In­ 5.ROOM CAPS portant but not essential. 40 hour week, paid vacation, Blue cloaed aunporch. 3 twinralr’.ed bed-1 \ timates. Open evenings ft your side and Out, Good T.oeatinn. PRICE ^ 2 6 , 9 0 0 Croaa and other benefits. Apply In person to Miss Clulow, rooma. Large lovely wooded ot and VOLKSWAGEN convertible. 1957. I convenience. P A M Upko'stery Good condition. Call PI 2-7917 Convenient To Ruses, ahrubs. Oversized 2-car garage - ALL THESE QUAUTY FEATURES j Shops, 307 N. Main St. MI 9-8324. MANCHESTER after 8 p.m. 1 - 8e.hools, Church and with attmage apace. Call owner. at. DOWN [TYPEWRITERS - Repaired, rent- Chopping Center Ml 9*859flf 1951 OLDSMOBILE. Good cohdl- PHILBRICK PHILBRICK NO ADDITIONAL COST : ed, sold and serviced 479 E. $14,300 INQUIRE tlon.,. Must sacrifice, $110 Ml ! Middle Turnpike. MI 9-3477. iEanrif^Htpr ^npntn$ Ifpralii $13,600—Attractive 6 room Caps, 9-1849. AGENCY brick front Young three-bedroom ranrh. 20 AGENCY 51 TREBBE DR. ( aluminum atofma, amesite drive, col(mi*l ba.v windo^w , FLOOR SANDING a specialty. ft. living room with fireplace. ( 861 M A IN ST. M I 9-8484 large trees, jiear bus, shopping FOR BALE—1954 9-paasenger Ford .361 MAIN 8T. MI 9-8464 built-in CALORIC oven, range Skilled workmanship. Andy Se- Tremendous closet and eablnet and school. Carlton W. Hutchina, and Incinerator Country Squire atatlon wagon. In ' hula, MI 9-8919. XG 0-5132. excellent condiUon. $900. Call own­ ' * spaee. Aluminum storms and living ro(»iii, 19’9” X 1$’4" er. M I 9-8382. seceens. Close to shopping and full finished cellar playroom ■CLEANING, w a x i n g , dusting. bus. , ■ — XIANCaiESTER — Sturdy new six I Small offices and businesses, have GM C O N O rn O N -A IR syatem 1967 MGA ROADSTER. 17,000 room Garriaon Colonial.'l<4 hatha, I own equipment. Reasonable MI hot water heat, full Inaulation, poured concrete foundation MONTHLY miles. In excellent condition 3-6870, CALL OWNER flush mahogan.v doors (Inctnde* Mortgage. throughout. Call M I 3-7084. plastered wails, fireplace, paneled OPEN HOUSE wall Knotty pine cabinets. LargX no. 1 oak floors Taxe* and F ii« lasoranoe) Ml 9-3606 compleitely weatherstripped Household SerGees shade trees. Call owner and build­ 1964 CHEVROLET parts and TOOL MAKERS and er-. XG 3-4860. cholm exterior and Interior lor* motor. XG 9-2978. Offered 13-A 2-5 P.M. SUNDAY oustom Mrch (Uiblnets fomnlc*'counters, full ceramic bath • R A N CH • • LOCATION • 1964 NEWPORT Windsor hardtop, DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ color co-ordinated kitchen MODEL HOM E pany doors and windows,, custom 5>/,' ROOMS FROM VERNON CIRCLE TAKE ROUTE fully equipped. One owner, 41 • SEPTIC TANKS kitchen exhaust fan FUKN1SHED lY RJRNITURAMA 8 BEDROOMS Bfindemere St. wrt-k guaranteed. Call collect Wll- 35 PHELPS ROAD MANCHESTER steel hatchway 63 TOWARD ROCKVILLE FOR ABOUT limantic HA 8-1196 CLEANED and INSTALLED FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS OVEN AND RANGE Arnott Road—Attractive full fiberglas Ineulatlon FUU. BASEMENT 2 MILES. TURN RIGHT ON CENTER Spacious Seven-Room Colonial in highly desirable Bowers School 5J4-roont ranch. Spacious copper plumbing 1949 MERCURY 3-door. $80. PI WEAVING of bums, ■ moth holes • SEWERS GAS HOT AIR HEAT ROAD. FOLLOW SlfJNS TO TOP OF area. All modem conveniences plus gracious -atmosphere. For work on cloee. tolerance Aircraft and Misale Precision Parts. 14 X 25 living room with 1(H) amp. electric service OPEN DAILY NOON TO 4 P.M. 3-7684. ■ and tom clothing, hosiery runs, i MACHINE CLEANED C IT Y W A TE R HILL AND WESTVIEW TERRACE. Large, attractively shrubbed and shaded 16t. Three-car garage, fireplace, kitchen bulll- anieeito driveway* handbags retiaired, tipper re-1 Cimimslances call for Immediate sale.. .priced accordingly. placement, umbrellas ■'epalred,, • INSTALLATION HIGH HOURLY RATES 1ns,.full basement, garage. double hung w o^en windows CADILLAC 1988 model 62, hardtop. men’s shirt collars i'eversed and ' Select neighborhood. colored C R AN E bathroom DIRECTIONS; From Vernon Circle take Route 83 for lt4 Jbcellent condiUon. XG 3-4208. replaced. XIarlow’a Llnie Mend­ SPECIALIST If you don’t qualify for one of these positions, please do not apply. minimum lot, 18,*00 (q. ft. miles. Turn left on Thrall Rd. to Dart Hill ing Shop. THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AaEMGY ' Evenings Call M l 4-1180 Rd. Turn left to S k iv e r Rd. A t Skinner c a r t h y or M l 0-9858 M C ENTERPRISES 19(6 PONTIAC, 2-door , staUon Rd. take right and proceed 800 it. to I MANCHESTER wagon. Good condition. XG 3-0771 TV BBStVlCB — Potorton’s aU Town and Country y.'A. Boggini If^. E. Beifiore Warren E. Howland BROOKHAVEN.. tea. H $13/ *ft4»r • F-m J make*. Highest quality guaranteed Realtor work and 358 Main Street Ml 3-5121 MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. work and part*, over vaar'a ex- Drainago Cov 676 Main Streot VA—«o down psymenl parlance. Famoua tor aervice alnce •291 ADAMS STREET Ml 4-0988 . Ml 3.6878 P.S.— May be geen today by appointment only. ' FHA—1500 down Ml 9.4211 TR E-4027 FLYMOUTH. Good condition, 19K. Phan* AO 9-4887 (or boat Ml 9^143 M I 8-1108 KM. JA 8.|tK. aen fe*. A ■ .7 7 1 . V ^ A

gATURDAY. JULY 11, 1*69 PAOl TWPLVI Manri|[«0tpr ItKtting If^ralb About Towu Certificate Given $31/2 Billion Heard Along Main Street To Captai;n Fradc; Hera-ard P«ter H ««§fn , #on of Mr. yirESTOWN •ad Mr*. Howard Hanwn. 31 Anti on Som e of Manehetter'e Siiim Streets^ Too I f PHARMACY Capt. Antons Frade, information ' Bramen Rd.. returned yesterday Foreign Aid officer of the 68d Artillery Group 1 48t Hartford Bd— Ml ff-HM from the B7th tnteniational ron- (A'Di, waa awarded a Certificate! ventton ot the Walther Ucafnie of HanR It .\n:; 'S'lrafflc and SLvarul toll'booths, he of Achievement from Col. Veater i th« Zion Lutheran Church In Kaat All of u* at one time or another arrived in K “ iirebunk , nd asked M. -Shultl commanding officer, ati Draws Fire OPEN AU. DAY Lancing. Mich. He also visited have gone off on a trip hoping we for dll >ctlons tr the gun shop. ceremontea In New Britain yeater-: with friends In BalUe Creek. Mich.. haven't forgotten anything. Oc­ The jws siatioh attendant he: day. j SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fowler and (GoNtinned from Pago One) casionally we And we were right, talked to gave the directions all , The award, which cornea from son. Sumner, formerly of Manches­ . and had left an Important Item right, hut as a afterthought add- the headquarters of Nike defense; the full committee would sidestep PRESCRIPTIONS ter, IJbeflind. or'm aybe w'e forgot to "ed. “ Won't be much use going | at Ft. Totten. N. T„ waa given to . that provision. Cannon has power . t lock the hmise, or left a light theie if .you’re bvoklng for guns," : Captain Frade for his service a s ' OF COURSE Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hansen I burning. "And why is 'hat?” asked the battery commander of Battery C, to delegate almost any subject he and cons Peter and Richard. 31 Take the rase of the Manches- ^Manoberter (ollector 2d Mleaile Battalion, fiSth Artillery desires to any of his many subcom- j Bt* f/tf tfiik^ "M*'a a Bremen R d . are spending a two, j ter couple that headed for the He's moved— to a place called i Regiment, Manchester, from Oct. mitteea, | »»-eeks vacation at Rogers Lake.' shore re<*e.,tl>' with their A-month- fJreenwich. 1 think It's In Oonnec- ; 28. 1937 to March 23. 19.19. "M r. Canon is loo smart to buy 1 Old l?rme. ol(. baby.'Mother had that usual Ucut." replie<’ the attendant. j The letter of comemndatlon that provision,” Passman said. = I feeling of hanng left something which accompanied the certificate "H e knows the purpose of it.” NOTICE The Sunday broadcast sponsored j at home. She checked mentally, A and R read in part: "Mis display o f ini­ Cannon wasn't available for; by the Manchester Minlalerial and ftnally' aaiuu-ed herself It One Manchester man was tiative and resourcefiilneaa waa [ comment, but close as.sociates,| THE OFFICE OF known for the precise way he or­ .Assn, over Station 1\TNF at 7:30 ! wasn't SO- particularly evident during thiaj said Passman reflected the chair-; When they were near the beabh. dered. not only his life, hut his am,, will be put on by the'Sotith period when aerioua shortages in Holliatef Studio man's views. DR. LOUIS G. FOLEY Methodist Church tomorrow morn­ mom's mental check suddenly 'r- speech. He bielleved in using ex­ At Center Church men and material threatened the act terms, and would sometimes The compromise bill contains 1 ing. ’ versed. Then she ••st. mbered.. effectiveness of his battery. , j Engaged provisions calling for specific! 256 MAIN ST.- meditate for several minutes mull­ The Rev. Rockwell Harmon Pot­ Stashed back In s beach bag bn "JNotwithstanding' these aerioua i plans next .veal to terminate a ll' the kitciien table was the diaper ing the relative merits of two ter. dean emeritus of the Hartford Engaged 1-18 Ita l ...... defirienciea. Captain Frade mic- economic assistance except loans. WILL BE CLOSED bag with lv>ttl#e, food for the baby, nearly Identical terms, like "line" Theological Seminary, will be the The engagement of Nenry ,J. ceeded in maintaining hia nilasile j It retains a House requirement and clean d apers l.n the car they and "good" Rhlnea to Qiieirtin C t5rant la an­ guest preacher at Center Congre­ battery at the height of tactical • that the State Depkrtmenl create FOR VACATION had two bilie. a bottle holder, and That is, he did until hie family effectivenejiB.” nounced by her parents, Mr. and gational Church tomorrow morn- an office of inspector general end a'hungrj- naby. expanded abruptly from three Captain Frade, a veteran o f 18 Mrs. Malcolm F. Rhinea, 127 Ben­ JULY 20 TO AUG. 8 liR- , comptroller to audit and supervise Short dai’ at the beach. members to live memhera when years of Arijny service, recentJyy ton St. Hr. Poller, who has spoken Her fiance’ Is the son of Mr. and all forms of foreign aid. twin- sons arrived. His fellow n.any times in the Congregational movedmnv«H wifhwith hishia wifewi/a andatirl twoiwo ‘ Food for Thought workers didn t realize the Impact; daughteijMfrom Manchester to Mrs. Richard Grant, East Hart­ •Anna tXit Heavily churches of Manchester, was for ford. • ' Patrolman Tommv Grahsm , this had on him until they heard 28 years pastor of the Center Con­ S o m era et^ r. New Britain, when The biggest cut was in authori­ breezed mlo Hose Co. 2 fire, house ; him talking to his wife on morn- he took up hia new duties at Nike A Sieplember wedding is plan­ zation for militJiry arms aid. The gregational Church of Hartford, ned. at the Center recently and made a ' " f f r the twins arrived ^ d i.s now H.« honorary nastor. headquarters on Rocky‘Hill Aven­ President wanted $1,600,000,000 VIC'S hurried call lo headquarters. : home. ^ From 1928 to 1943 he served ss ue. for this purpose. The conferees A.S the first aentence.s crackled; "Hello, how are you?'' he aaid. settled for *1,400.000,000. with a dean of the Hartford Theological Giierette. 27 Columbus St:; Ed­ into his ear. he grabbed a note pad Then ailence. Then, "That's good,' limit of *67 million on military as- Seminary. ward Irish. 247 N. Main St.; Mrs. PIZZA SHOP lying on the desk and began jotting hows Steie? " Then more silence. The aervire tomorrow Will he siatance to Latin America, Strick-4f Then. ’U huh, Emma Russell. Westbrook; Mrs. 16.3 W. MIDDLE THKE. down instructions. and the other held st 9:1.'). Hospital Notes en from the compromise was a "Yep . . . yep . . . right . . . yes. guys?" Rolsnde Schlehofer, MAnsfleld; Victor Davies. 80 Green Manor Senate provision earmarking j \ sir . . . right." went'Graham’s end ; ------*893.670.000 for NATO countries. W E W ILL BE CLO SED of the conysTsation as firemen Small Talk \1siMng Hours: .Adults t to 8 Rd.; Robert Murphy. Atchison, Kan.: Mrs. Marjorie Jensen, Other sulhorizations include Washing dishes seated nearby began to show in- Then there was the time when p.m.: Maternity— 2 to .1 and fl;.30 Keeney Dr.. Bolton: Kathleen Man­ *7.11 million dollar.s in defen.se FOR VACATION terest. | the proud parents’ two-snd-s-half- to 8 p.m.; rhildren's Ward — ? lo economic, support. *247.,100.000 for KUMi: is oasy toddy... News Tidbits 7 p.m. ning, inn Bretton Rd.; Charles Pet­ fin 81 Whats u p-They wanted to know I year-old daughter tripped om the tis. 87 St. .Inlin St.; Mrs. Barbara special econoiui" ■'id to friendly JULY 20 TO JULY 27 when the call waa finished. ' rug as ahe came walking in ^ the Culled fro m AP Wires John-son. 71 Waddell Rd ; Edward nations not memhera of NATO "Big Invcatigalion! Top secret 1” living room, { Patients Today; Howlett, North Windham: Mrs. and 700 luilllon for 1960 for dc-. waa Graham’s cryptic reply as he- .She not only gripped, ahe fell, i ADM ITTED YESTERD AY: An- OPEN JULY 2B Ethel Thefrien and daughter," It veinpment lojjxis. i rushed out lo the squad car. Picking her.s'el^iip. shlf patiently Cart Tippling Irish playwright Bren­ ^ drew Hall. Rosewood Dr., Vernon; West Rd., Rockville: Mr.s. V'irgic Thia wa.s loo much. Firemen atraightened her rtreaa then looked dan Behan hack In Ihiblln hospital I Mrs. Helen Helzel, .16 Deerfield Dupre and daughter, Rl. 44A, Ver­ frenziedlv aought a clue, suddenly ' long and hard a l ^ e floor, aolv^d the nddle by tracing the im -' "This floor," %he aaid with a week after his London hinge Dr.; Thomas Rothwell, Putnam; non; Mrs. Betty O'Donnell and son. Hebron. presaions of Graham’s notes on the finality, ’ does not imder.stand me." that landed him in court bn a Mrs. Klara Kaiier. Anislon: Mrs. writing pad. Breathlessly they | ' g Non. drunk charge . . . University of i Celia Johnson. 492 Woodbridge thronged around to read the me.s-■ - ...... California regents ban fratemltlee i St.; Edward Morin. Hartford; sage. ’J hamburgera. 2 coffees. 4 , and sororlMea from having mem­ I Linda l>ee Howard. East Hart- — doughnuts. bership rules which discriminate I ford; Mrs. Gertriicle Omark. 27> because of race, religion or na­ Marion Dr.; Lawrence Perry, Cov­ No (luni^WIII Tmvel Police Arrests tional origin. entry; Miss Myra Boglisch. 669 IV. A Manchester man interested Navy says Lewis E. Claybiirg. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Mary Wiley'. 79 Summer Merchandise I in collecting antiqvie firearms had An East Hartford driver, who who deserted 42 years ago after Niles Rd.; Mrs. Mary MrSweeney. - N O W AT so’s homst hooting i'heard almut the v fabulous" gun a.sked a patrolman directions to spending only two months on ac­ Broad Brook. j shop in Ken- b- nl:. Maine, wtiere Cryslst M ke last night and was tive duty, won't* have In serve BIRTH YESTERD AY: A .son to tw (MttfCTiaiT lAhl m4 TMlf CIL our wov! he couk. get 'real good buys." described by the patrolman as “ al­ time In the brig . . . Two escapees Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Warren. •.educed Prices After w-ek}. of debating, he fi­ most asleep." was arretted and from Communist China reach 18 Progress St„ Rockville. nally decided the trip about .180 Yon get prem ian quality charged with driving while intoxi­ safely of Macao. Postiigeae col­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: PINE LENOX j miles, w-otild be worth it if he cated. - . Mobilhoat with RT-9S . . . the ony. after Red Chinese g).mboat re­ Mrs. Marion Crawford. .16'3 Birch ooul bring back a bargain or The man, Roger Prapeaii. ’22, M l 9-0896 meet completely effective fuel portedly shot up and captured St.; Robert Palmer. Tolland: Al- two. Several hours later, after submitted to a blood lest at- head- oil additive in use ^ a y . And their sampan, killing at least 14 ' bel t Bergevin, 122 Marian St.; Ed. . 299 E. CENTER ST. : fighting his v.ay through weekend qu'irter.s, ' jiersons you get premium service. Au­ ' ward Morin. Hartford; Mia: Freida According to police. Dra+ieaii ' Soeten, 76 Foley St.; Karen Rear- tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ Advertisejnenl- PHARMACY Do stopped at Depot .Square aboiil ' don, .South Windsor; Mrs. Jennie anced p a ym «t plan and many Savei Auto-Fire and Life In­ 10:3.1 and asked Paji'olman Ronald ole other eztraa designed to make Mikoleit directions, M ikoleit^aid surance---Allstate Ineurance— call Ives Appoints Two home heating rtaUf etuf/. Drapeaii appeared almost asleep local agent R, Hagedorn. Ml 3-2431. and smelled of alcohol. He is being | Maiicliesler Mf»n YOU Get The Most With Blue Cross , ‘V held In lieu of J200 bond and is due : Co M bbilh eat IT-M in court .luly 27. ' i ,riM Other arresl.s, rhe charges and Two Manchester men have re­ B. dMS-ocSb. ceived appointments in the State mUlfl¥t court dales, include: ■ 1 L T. WOOD CO. Jack Waxman. 2,1. of Flushing. Highway Department from High­ N.Y., speeding, Monday. *3.1 bond way Commlaaioner Howard S. ICE PLANT posted. Ives. W E GIVE il.^r Jeffrey M. Prosansky. 17. of 482 SI BISSELL ST. Arthur England ,Ir.. 8 i ?, Mam GREEN STAMPS \V. Middle TTke.. speeding, Mon­ I'- Cuhea-CruKlieil’Ulockn day. St., has been appointed assistant chief in staff aervices. administra­ 1.^0 J. Kajda. .36. pf no certain ft address, intoxication. Monday, tion: and Donald Piper of 28 N. Elm St, has been named as- BLUE CROSS EXTENDED PLAN .sistant director, rights of ways MORIARTY ! irolfl l)uKt l^pfinl Tender and titles. When he announced, these and JAR Denver Gold-dust pokes may Open other appointments, CommiSaioner RE RROTHERS be used as legal tender worthh 2-'i Ives said his department is -paid $3,054.30 Alt Day Sunday cents during this summer's "Rush charged with carrying out a huge M l 3-5135 [ to The Rockies’’ centennial rele- construction program. At the 30U315 Canttr St. PINE PHARMACY “’bration. An old-time gold-dust ex­ same time, he stressed, main­ <1M CBKTEB 8T. Ml (-M14 change hae been ealablished as tenance of older roads would be on my hospital bills." 1 part of the celebration. 1 stepped up. ■* '■:Sv -I toys Angelo Crata

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4S'-: AtX. The Craiai hold Blue Crou (xlendcd Plan LAKE BUNGGEE memberihip through New Oeporture Divl- A Paradise Of Pines In Famous (ion of Generol Motors Corp., In Meriden, where Mri. Croio ii employed. WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONNECTICUT ' In one year I was admitted to the hospital four times^ spending a total o f .139 days there. M y Blue Cross Extended Plan paid $3,034.30 for the four stays. On two occasions, my bill ran to four figures, and both times Extended provided top coverage. I know now I can always count ) on Extended Plan for protection against every size hospital bill.”

There wlHful UERIOEN hospital COVIRED firdef b y B lU i Mtheu total sill c r o ss COVPNID M l goom end meoU fo' n ,190 00 ♦LOSOiOO BY B lu r 47« O 373? day,W “ "'L"’*®'* ® for CNOSS 70 doy* @ A’ 7.00 18.00 1 doy @ ^ SMV/CES *1,234.00 Loboratory 4 tss.oo SPfCIAl SERVICESr Si .00 55.00 363.00 Operoling «oom ^ . 41.00 41.00 X-'9y ond X.roy 43.00 Ane»theiio 39,00 39.00 ond-Serum 66.70 loborotory 24570 245.70 E<»c'rocord,ogrom, Drug* Serum 1650 14.50 TOTALS fooo Oxygen n,602 20 fr?5i7o TOTALS ir e -r* DIIY Enrollmgnt in the Extended PIton it olwoy* IBBI open on a group basis whgrt 'fivg or mor# porsons ore tmployed. For morg information about tho bontfits of the Extended Plan, coll A Brand New Section Just Opened! or write your nearest Blue Cross Sronch OPRee for o free folderi sirim iiK(;— nsH iX(;— KOATi,\<; Address: Connecticut Mwe Croes, hsc OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY Full Sixe RuildiiiE I^ots 945 Asylum Avonue At Terms You Can Afford Hartford, Conn, 10 A.il. to 7 P.M. phone: JAckson 7-7291- LOC’AIXV OWNED AND. OPERATED Yoor AssuMiice o f • Safe Place To Bov— Build — Live! DIRECTIONS; Take Wilbur CroM Parkwa.v lo Exit lOJ follow aisrns to Union, then take RouteT98 thru Bige­ IC O N N E C T 1 C U T BLUE CROSS low Hol.iow State Park lo Route 171. Turn left and watch for signs. MORE THAN A MILLION MEMBERS I, 0 .Heme OflUe: New Haven, Conn. 0. ..

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jmiy ii,ttHpiin.Y ; OF f'OLEY VlDliO BVIiKT WiaCK—AlX UOHTS KB8BRVBD, if . T. DIOMMSON' 4k CX>V tm i. ■4‘- ...... ?T.- ing, now in the works, “T o Tow g iffn ^ toe two WMEii. I gtajradi wtth )SED Aloha,’’ will soon be played ' in two Bad B halt yvarg.'.WBrke of . Andy WilHams thousands o ' American homes. wtth atBVB.'Wa(8 « wcsMlgrfUl Rig Peris Ion - ai$8r ION r . ' L m 4 mM OM b Speaking of records, near, the ' Hope iM i w ^ Rltehle ThB. B8fiaittv« Bad veraatfla UG. 8 apartment the other day to aae thh ffaedt materiel. H e prafera Pullman kitchenqtta,. in Andy's *T% moot M n te io (ore W m ." for pOtaaivea. Andy BhBBBBB bid amtarlBl for hto casual olothas— taandaoBM,-tailored home is A music section cbntalnfiH ahow wtth graat dBUbaratloa a at A ertttc. W het did we aee ? W hat doea sports ahiith, awvators, slacha, cua- a splendid opUecabn of recordings he look Mke? He’a yoiiager ioek- —among them, of course, some of cara. Aaklnff'him, (ha ceta horad “T be guy h. gieet on tdevlHon tomnnadt auMa whioh at pnrfectly. with tha tpiaatlon) about chooeRtg —e « roeordiiige—4mt you've got to ing o tf capaera, aa aJmoat every­ Even at roboersala, whan ha.usu­ Andy’s albuBU includiiig “ Andy e M e him in peroon— end' hear him one ia, but I think-one Saat no- ally wears a iporte shirt and khald wnuama Sings Steven Allen’’ and a wtfa, ha aaM: “ Whan the N M too—peraomi oontaot U Impeet." Upaa hia blue e3ree, eyca that hide pants, he looks as if he Just had "Andy Williams Sings Redgers and girt emmm alof«, im know it.” Ha A nervemoB. a myatery. The deep ten, which stepped out it Baqui.a. Hammefatein ” IBs new ahoar plays inalstad that ha knowa what ha "H e ’e hht the liojr next door, ie year-round tan hecauae he |a e How doea he live? Just ott Oen- in the lid Hammeratefai TTieatm, wanto, raally—aomaona intMU- i O P wiMn the folfca ere awny." An devotee ot aunahine, faighiighta the tral Park, ia the (aahioneble EeM and he credM* Allen with the turn­ K«nt. with a Sanaa of humor. ^ author. blue, and the reddw i-frow n hair, Side, the .affable Andy h u aa un- ing point toward atardom. He Wa’ra {ta d to. know that CRS- TPUB. ia ahort-croppad,'-and very tidy. pratentious S-room apartment. Om lounged comfortably near the re T V haa aljpwd Andy Tor-five yearR Fatw a it. ciM m b MIw w lw niiMl: corfUngs and reapflalared: and that tha “ Andy Wtaianm Andy ’HUhaine are oapUvabtd ho One Botioaa how trim he ia. (H e is immediately impreMed wiih'the admite- being one of thoae hicky high waHa cewerad from fioear to " I W as faced with the biggest Bhem*’ ia not maraiy a summar .OSED -the M-year-otd,haoheh>r who raplacemant, but wW moat chaHied .. up m hnpaaing roeord pebple who likea good food, ante cMliag wfUi erf^teal oR pakiHugs, deotston of my yoanH life when the tamffy staging group broke up ba wMh us parmanontly in lOMi ■htoe t h U when he appeared aa a lot. but oan get away with M. both hi the Uving room and bed- ION reom. In hia.w arm and melloav I had to decide whether to go on EW, atone wtth critiea and fan% gueoi. voeallet on " T h * Steve A l- Ht never haa a wwlgbt-warry.) voice. Andy enplained happily: akme aa a aingw—nnd I knew it wa agraa: Ta mast him is to lava M i Show" aid who ia currently The'tsMah, lean ainger la faU oT I L Y 2 7 grace. He mow-. wMh. earn and "Tbia ia a recent hahby, -ie. made the miatake of buying ene I set out for New York. Oae day, oil paintiiM!. P iem than on the walking near Broadway, I ran hiio Paaalan far Shoes prints went and th# oils bagan.” a friend of my fathers who knew However, it ia no oM Meea that Liking travel, Andy takas Jaimta ua ail well when we were singing he cares for. Xhe lowa-hom Andy to hunt up speoial original pnint- on radio. He told me that he wga dreaaea beautifully, and admHa to ings, modem, contemporary, what­ aaoociated with Steve Alien arid an extravagaat paaairn for aboes. ever pieasea him, eking with find­ was en route to an audition for D ia Think of. a i L m . and Andy haa H ing special and ’awltabie ballads vocalists. W e chatted a bit, apd — Italian made, handmade auede, and popular rhythmic so < » from then each went our way. W e’d gone desert boots o' leatlMr aonoft you various locales. His hit, ’’Hawaiian about 50 feet when we turned beck, ^ m n e k can roll ’em In your hand, san­ Wedding Song.” is an example of each .vith the saihe thoxight. W hy dals,-atiort shoes, ahoea m matoh thle from the vieite he" hae mkdo didn’i I go along with hint and ELECTRONICS his aport Jackets, w M oh are of on the Islenda. And a new .record­ audition! I did and fortunately was INSnillTMSNET LABORATORIES 277 BROAD H*Ys's Added • ProtecHon [ For Boot CNriien!. Now-^you can write checks against credit insta^ of your bank balance, and . you can always hava a : aubgUntial fu ad of money-bi-tha-banlc to buy anything you want at any tune! <*. .

I. u m I M I s .t '1 ,1.V i( 1 Don’t take cbaiioea..^ he M l 3-1171 on the aafe aide and ohoeaeFOR fipm FREFERRED H T A N E K ’S lull Bne e ( Tranaiatoriaeil DepthH a land e sDirecOna t a t e mFind* d era and two-way Marhm INSURANC^ECommanleatlonn SERVICE, Equip­ iN ment. JARVIS REALTY CO. REALTORS—INSCRORS Rehearsing for ’-TTie Andy WUUama-Show’’ with the 28-year-old bachelor, are. Cynthia Scott, Eddie 2tt B. Center St.—Ml S-411S Hodgea, Jayne 7^lfnec and Wiaa Dorse.' Tan Need It... SmrilEM WiMB tvH Ta« Want It DO YOU KNOW SATURDAY Television PROGRAM A / W ith Oaavaa A wainga Meyla a* T U Cla araan CMy Ik. 48 F m A D A«Ir StorM M:W I.WM Bmni*v “Frisco Kld”. Jamas Cagaior said Starriaag Oeorga Montaeaaary. Manchester AwnioE Co. Tea* Starr Margaret Ltadaay "The: RaU Man . An aeeaaitele MS M A IN ST.—M I S-1SM Uaele Al Shew .WhtArbtode tt Oernnan physician towna- !•« WB8T CENTER ST. ' Satardav Weatara White Maater 18 men of a threateaaed oaitbrmk aSt Ml B-kBl—EataMMhad IM * U :W Oar Oaaa f}M a4r Air Fares Staey Bubonic Plagaae, aaad Services AU Makes Of DetaeUve't M arr » . m T:l BaebaalBg ...... At* oaalir ridicule suapteton. Satardar Matiaae e Lew Ai^es. Patricia Neal. Victor U:S8 OnnsaaMbe______8. 88' Washers, Dryers, “God’s Counts and tKe Wsm- ^ory.Jory, Bduaim ^ Frans . ana- , , Starriaig JamM Anaesa A young an'' George Brent a 4 Bevflrir guest star Fraaik Loveio: itar la Itenerant, proud of tala reputa­ Roberta. “*ra*.'^The SHentsau*M» eri«aa;Ntoht' *. story tion as a nithleaMi gnsf lgmcr. fiM AEttiRA. Refrigerators* and lt:« Foatno rUai t coaceraui a brlinaat-unaa______eaagiaeJIaeer, re- taakM the life of aa older naaa. “CanjroB Ambush’’. Johaar Mack auaverlagi (roan----- a a memalmeaaialneaaial braak-ha^L whom he goatda Into a aetiaeleas Televisions At Brown. down ewapea fraam a haMpilaLand duel. 1:0# Mr. Wisard In Hie dtsgulae of a Santa daua ■IghwM Patral 8 CHAMBERS OO. Reasonable Priced' Tha a Stoagao M costaaoM heads hotaao lor Christ. Baato Lata Sbaw 88 Mevlag. ladastay Oa Famata N ntaas Bve Oai the eame atight. two "CaiUng AU Marines’’ DaaaaM Lamgaa BaaebaM K M Bad nUemyted Barry and Helen Mack. raekhig. ALL WORK OVARANTBRD ;ers vs. Plrmtea) to -un hiiataell and bin wile. 18:88 Theater 'M - 8 _ Week la Saorta t 5~hta Are Fhmgr K. M rrnrhhsiai 88 Storage. Basoban ». «• Tto Wab OtaBkBbaw 8, ta Starring Ray,^MBHand. Marhhauni Local or (Yankees vs. Cbloaago) l^ sic ^ gumU. KaUay Uatdeai, goes to La JtUla. CaUf.. to ta- Feaitare FUai t Chuck Berry. areatlgate the myateaious diaap- Laag Dtataace "TUI tbe Clouds RoU By’’, iuiae 8t« Perry Preaaata m M pearauice of a playboy whoao Allyann aatd Judy Garlaiid (Color) Tony Beaiactt aaid tbe adfe beUevea she may nave shot Movla . U Four M a Gloria De Raven and bifrf while engaged bt a strauige TRAILER VAN SERVICR "Appolaatmeaat In Berlin'*. George Jaye P. Moarmai. duel with him. SaMera and Marguerite CTaaninan M y ta ^ to My 8 O.A.’s Maa 88. 88 4:M Tharoaghbred Bs«e of the Week Baehioae Staaviiig Jeha Comptaa. Sbanaoa 3 K V .A il iavestigmtes aa American Indian «M E. MIDDLE TPKE. Tha WaaUharvaaa M 8:88 Waatad: Deaad Or AUva Si 88 Colony in Bnaoklyn when n threa- MI t-atB7 ar Htfd. OH 7-I4M lasaraaee City Oyea OoM Tsariua- SUrrIaw Mere McQueen. Josh trlcnl producer beaten la hte aaseat 1 - RShdaH tabes an tbe diincult as- apartment Identifies one e( bis PoMjro ThaataO S algaiment of proving the lanocnaice •saallants as an Indinn. Jm ralaakn- IS oT a 3^>ung baay wha> te framed on ■ardar Patral 8 Family Oralslag—Oalboard Style ... a abarge of ataking a PInkei Pheae the Paatar 18 detective. uim News. Weather and SpMta 8 We Sell Csiidld Caanera M ^ "Va News and Weather 8 Jabllee. OBA g ConlldeaHal File l i AUTO StW Tbe Tbrae Staoges t D:#D BRMUkwr t- M Tales si tbe West It Oartain Time M SERVICE BARRE GUILD Storrine Jauates Broderick 'and "Dark Victory" Talk* by Sea. Laverett Satltaa- ^ w a r d BInna “I. Executtoner". Bette Datds and tdaaU K George Brent. The tragedy of kuilng hia firat Satnrday NlgM News pad Wealb- Ray Streetor and Bill Grant, MONUMENTS Adveatara Sarlal m man, M The line oTduty brings Proprietors Raach Farty M rookie peUcefnaa BImie Bren- -T- 88 S:U OartooB Osralval ' tt WresMiag - ■ 88 ner-a world crashing dowil Nows .. 88 1«4 W. Middle T)taa. M I S-28» That i«a Bm* BuM MoaamMt Hwl t;SS Rita Vme n around him. 11 tU Fnatare FUi deft’* CaIHe -J • ** Black Saaddta K. M ■m 8 Fkaa’ . ' -to "Japanese War Bride." Dos Tay- iMH fu(M year m«t chtrWwi liiasMt Co-starring Peter Breck and Clay lor and Cameron Mitchell.' Motor Tune-up,' Front Bhsd Jabs "The Southern SO)’’ " Culhane. Culhane’a life la patbllc- hr dtparttd Iprad omi CMsiilt u ... Baagal Lancer* M WerWa Beat Movtea 8 Automatic TVansmiaaioas w-ly threatened’t " by a rancher ; he (Double Feature). "Flying Leath­ niUiMt oUiMlan. Bsce si tbe Weak S haul beieaten In a water 'rii^s: c'aale "The Great American’’ Lawreaace------Wetk Show 488 ernecks. ' John Wayne and Robert Jerr* OaUie . S ' "N a tM y But Mice”. C D E C OP and S A K M tm Mevie Al Nine 18 ‘. pick Powell and Anin Sheridan. dai-AlaU is _ “The Very Thought of ■ "w t o C d EUVERT MHMORIAL OO'MPANT tat. Preataa *1 the Vahita U Y(m" t;S8 Have Oaa. WIN .Travel L 88 "Somewhere In Tbe NlgM" Nan­ 47S Center $t.—TM. M l S-77SS Faaaoa* Waataraa* M Starring Richard Boone. Pauadin cy. Guild '••Doim Laredo Way". Be* Allen finds a trail town .feacCul of the l>;88 News sg ' SHB.L GASCON. SaUarday Ferfarmsaacs M vow of a Texas rancher to bum 1:88 Fentnre Flha g Late Mallaea . U ' doam the school unless Its teacher "■nte Wolf Man". - Clauds Rain* New*. Weather A Byvrta . S retracts her honest remarks to Charlie Choa t i Aahle Oakley 8 tl\o .pupils gbeut the akaraaUer 8tU News and Weather g S a f e F u r Air Force Story K (diiantrlU's raiders. 2:35 News g Pro Shey I Leading PIdrIata S tiir a g e Death Valley Daye 8 Exclusive- TRIPLE REFINED PARK HILL •ONOED nCK-Ur W. H. ENDLAND ATLANTIC HEATING OILS Flowfft Shop FlowETf l y VlfitE LUNBER GO. L. T. WOOD CO. DRY CLEANSERS. Ide. OPEN ALL DAY Ml f .1443 BM R R O A D S T .-~ «n S-7111 Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 SATURDAYS - S B. Oeatar RL—Manekaat MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1«» PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 18, I9W IM W . M IDDUB im a B . MltoMIt-ISY* TUESDAY Television PROGRAM SUNDAY Television PKOGRAM FLETCHER sa say of their mowte'Mote watU • :M Foadarw Film ^ ^ „ - • "TOO Masy Busbasds”. J*aa they diacovor that be has feet o( Capitol Bepart Two Worlda^'^jmrranOy ^Sjioleto^ GLASS COMPANY •:M AgricuHiuc Bepoft clay. . O kaaa^ Italy. In, addition a new rUENTV o r rABXINO •tM Bpiaalsk Coarse Arthur and Fred MacMurray. •;W Tbe OhrlAaohen One Man's Family singer. Ornelle ' Varime. and 8:U Lsok At The Bsok Paptm Theater 8. M DalvcraKr Um Air a Candid Camera 33. TeaasvUla " Sars^Cbo^Coonaors. "Tto ^ t a n e k tiU Nawa, • f ;U Onrteen B xm eaa Italy**,«uy a Walton'sH Puppets demon- ADTo oioMM— MinmvRvnnffiPHBFi i m r ItM Today Guard”. North Fort gete lU Hrrt strate the talent that ha* mada □ U S D alvertily of » * Air First Shew _ M bank and a gunman for a bank ■ :M Haarlae Saaaaatcr ( f :f( Oar Gang Oamcdles them world famous. „ _ TUB BNCLOgtTRES — QLAgS FOKNITOBH TOPS ItlC T*wa Orfoi :YlorenUiie ' Dagger". , DoaaM ELECTRONICS ^ h i n e k Thla la Tlia Ufa t ladaatry On Parade Nsws We^a and Margaret Undaay. i guard. •:4S Tha U*iu Ward M' S;M The Last Ward ^ ^ a,*r SsM I T n n c i ^ Adveatare Bertel , ^M HavtejevteAtHlaa.^ „ M Siam Jack Wsbb and Ben iUex- ItM Aaaerleaa Legead • iW Belaaea Oaeat aad OaMoaat t Series dealing .with the exciting ItM WaM D t a a * y kdvanlar* "Manpower”. Bdward O. Robln­ LABORATORIES ELECTHONICS ander. Friday and Smith receive Breakfaat Time aon and Marians Dietrich. Chrtatoehara > , world of words and the English a call that a car with a sleeping StM Bap Richards VtBM9 tor R* OhriatUa BdeaUat W language, with Dr. Bergen Brans StU Oaptala Kaagaroo 3to KarlyJMow M Fnnfar* M. M l:U WhM’a Vaar TraaMaT M as host and moderator, and panel* baby In the back s^ t has been "Margin SV>r Brror". Joan Ben­ "Troubl* In Fenton Valley". Stars LABORATORIES stolen. , StM Hows Cteude Akins Pat Crvwley. 277 BROAD • iM I^k aad Lean t 1st John Mason Brown. Oueat W.rtasSMBMM I W 8:48 M’s Paa To RiSae* nett and Milton Berte. ,, Arlahaa Belaaea • Henry Cabot Lodge, D.S. Ambas­ MANCHESTER TwtHght Th eater .. ^48 When a Midwest farmer hlras a Stars John Russell. "The (JaOl". t:M Faatar* Film ^ group of Mexican workers .to. Thla la Tha Ufa W sador to the Dnited Nations and Two killer* force Marshal Troop This b Oar FaHh "Tlnmderhend” Boddy Mac- 277 BROAD UsM Laaaa Cate Mjr Feat S Cornelia Otis Shinner. Remper Jbam Dowall and Preston Foster. naryest, the language barrier "CarinF'. atarrlna MaWllla Ruick Bamar at the Jangle • ‘Into a difficult situation. leads them to the edge of yh>- and Joan Chandler, A telaiday S u te e a Time lenoe. ' Tales at the West II • :MV#%em*r * MOTOR SALES Leeaey Taae* •‘^SaSS.’ftSfer^ymtter ij M oll* a Good Ikoo about the hjrpocrlay pracUaed br ■ ;M Face the Hatlsa 1. M > Bah Cuiamlag* Stow . 88, M Bernard Shaw. , J. !? B heiter thne with • the MarylmoU Fathers, M. Y. This Is The Aaswer U V Treaaar* Haat Hew* and Weathor 8 Bob serves on u Jary with eleven RADIOS • PORTABUS This Is The Answer • 1:11 Bepart From WasUagtaa M TV IBew >*. Oeaatry Style. USA 88 women, whdre the defendant la u TiBBSiator Portable EaSlo Challea Of gdvatlan M ' (Color) Starring Janet "Safety-Tested Who D* Taw Truest RADIOS • HI-FI ItM Caagaest M John BaMl, <<»l®r) UtM I Lava Laey dtll SpeH* ' shapely beach bandit „ from STANEK’S at ye«r The Ohrlstaphers . M Eric Serareld as host and nar­ Dorothy KIrsien. Larry Storch and Th* M e * I* M ght Ita8 WhMyMids T to Mahud City . _ 8, M • M A R IN I! Thla la The Ufa M rator. “Search for a Chemical Barbara Heller. ' „ Way Of LHa Had A MIHIen ‘T h e S o le n t Circle. IBxinuiig OOMBIUNICATIONS lt;M Leah Dp And Use 1 ft Cur* of Ctoeer." A documentary ■ CaM .4S a. *» Used Cars" UtM Tap Dollar . Al Seven . IS chase arid gun battle across New Relialou* series. " ....A n d All of science's determined search fm Stars Wayne Preston In '" tto Oaaeeat ratlOB "Sign of tto WoU”. Michael York's Welfare Island to the top E O m PB O E N T That Jaa". Fart m examining a chemical cure of cancer through Magic Box" Chris Colt seekato Oover Story Whalen and Grace Bradley of the Queensboro Bridge. C6- I S I, IDIM. \l I \ I I ( H tha disturbing atUtodes of today's the study of molds and anti bio- prove a doom^ Indian Innocent Ladle*' Day W etoter —^Lacal Hews „ ** stars John Macintire arid James youth. Rare Daniels and Ilailla tICA. W Franclacu*. Stoddard are featured. Her. Wil­ of murder. UtM Lave Of Life Hens aad Weather M. W I \ i:\ni', ^ \ I I - 1 I. \ I ( victory At Sea • Oftm Bad 22 Tie Tae Demh Oaptala David Grief MtM Andy WnUams „ J. « liam Kirkland narrates. , - ' " Meet”-th» P re ss...... - » Across the Baaid ItU Douglas Bdwatd*. Hewa ^8 auesls: Andy Orlffltte June Valll, The Uvlag Ward • O u ^ : Gov. Nelson A. RockeW ler UtM Search Fer Tcaaevraw _ 1 . iS|7t Step* M Paaee" ** ~’CHfIol-d Chlest to d ih * - BoheBK Bte Pieters W ' Sheriff at OMhisa .1 t:N ilSSedmtoljeert F” **"*»iioha*l 336 North It Ocald Be Taw . M. M PfMity of FfM Pwliliiv lt:ft Of? Te Adraater* t Barbara Bel Gedde*. , Michael Hews M Rennie and Bertlett R otoson^ Alaiii St. P aataathM t M S. M. 88 ItM San Fraaelsea Beal iSarid NIyen ihew ». M U:N Kjre On Hew Tart S . M UtU Tha OahUag Light 1 "Backtrack." A district attorney Faith Fer Taday . I • :M 'The TweaUath Ceatary *. M star In "Fog Horn”. Tto.. ^ Merihweat Fasaag* A t Olaas-ap M Francisco fog combli^ with the ItM Haws _ 8 (Color) (Trank Lorejoy) faces ruin be- REEN PMRMAGY "Hiroshima". Th* story of the Intimacy of a (lualnt CSilnes* r*^ H aste Blag* S. H "Death Rides tto Wind". The itauss of the poaslhinty that M 8 geleBee Theater W secret training airt flignt of tha taurant to bring* tragedy to a TV Pteyhease 81 'has sent the wrong man to the OHARUB8 A. BARBATO Saersd Heart Air Force crew that dropped the MI9^253 Mevte MSttaee Rangers seek two eaca)»cd oon- Urlag Ward f^ v e engagement party. vteta Who are unaware that they electric chair. „ MANCHESTER B.S m P I» n B . ______first atomic bomb, Aug. f. IMS. IMvaree C ^ r t J 'The Secret Seven" Bruce B- have ISMn axpoaed to smallpox TV Freasnto 8,t t »iUI” ira Three Waller Cronite narrates. "Tha Nayltotor". A uailinf:,Tea­ mm UAIID niBSORimON The Olewa Freatiera et Faith M and ar*. oarriers. east ^Im^MvTd Janmen. 4Sltaree Heariiw Sagaafm t sel on tto China Sea mysterldusly LAUNDROMAT n n u u n s e r v i c e "The 0«U We Ur* With." Panel becomes invoked In • .Aejdjy NEW HODXS: OPEN DAILY 7:M AM. MONDAY T toi 8ATDBDAY ItM Oar Mlea Bserta . M ua Will Buteblns. Sugtoloot .._^ga Abroad Includes Rer. James W. Lenhart spiracy when he I* hired to nnd ItM Ae Th* World Tara* St and Nsws «#9 CBN TUB ST. Night Emwffc y Saerot I______Storm and shot hla Indian friends. . . Ted V asia Mmw Ffim 11 Baa Fraaelsee Beat ^ • SfcAW 4:M Kdg* Of Right Let's Travel . U U tM Jack Paar Stow IWL Ml 3-5179 S an to y . MaMaea St SaspIcloB l l. *• 'Ttui Maniincent Dope" H ew Oeanty Fate t:M Peek's Bad OM . ^*-,4* News ITS V "Geraldine". John Carroll "Eve lor Eye". Starring Hay Fonda and Lynn* Barrt. mOORPOBATED OlahRhm IS Torey and her girl friend* decide U tU News Bpartsmaa'a Clab ft Milland. with MacDonald »rey. Sea Baal . , , *s RORERT J. Amarteaa Baaistaai that Steve Peek te aa wonderful UtM News aad WsaHtar 1;H BasebaU t. ft Kathleen Crowley. Markham 11:M Saaday Hew* Saeelal » (Yankees ra. Chicago) matcdiea wit* wltti a kidnaper In News aad Weather ■ Carey's X4 HOUR SERVICE 1:M Oarw.B Tlaae _ . ^ . *} a desoerat* attempt to save the . sa BBAL* “Dart Victory". Bette Darla and life of the host^e. MSTAURANT George Brent. ^SSy behave'* Sally Ellers and • SMITH -DVSDRANSMmiS StNOE ItM" • INSmANCB ESTATE AMBULANCE l i l t Mews U Nell Hamilton , WEDNESDAY Tefemsion PROGRAM IN MANCHESTER SJsSrrSig James Gamer "ai^ fOS MAIN CnrHEET. OBOTOND FLOOR—MI 8-8M1 ■:M Oral Beberta 1* Jack Kelly. "The Rivals”. A mod­ U:I5 Fealare Film SERVICE S:H Mew* M em version of Sheridan's coi^dy. ._ "Mali With a MllHon". Gregory Ohaauel "Nightmare" Brian Donlevy and widow (dtarged with murder, for Why Not Thko Her 0«t » o r MANCHESTT' f :M Orient Bnresa 11 - with the locale changed to Hope Peck and Jane Griffith. StM AgrteaUaral Bepart lana Barmnore. „ drugging and throwing her I To Dtamor For A ChaatoT TrenUe Wllb Father ft Werid's Besl Movl** ■ 8:M Spaalah Oearso dvealare Bmtal 88 er's Ranee off a yatot tor f:lt Flr*l Meetings _ ^ _ .« fringe Colorado. "Th* Oonstnrator*' . Paul Heareld S aona of Jealousy. JUST ASK HER— The Dalled Itatea-Baselaa Trart 8iU Samed Beast 8:M Hickey Mease Uab A U TEL. Ml 3-0350 *■** GueaUK ” lr John Oieli^. I^ ls Nightcap BdlMea Hew* *• ItM M t o Early Shew 88 MtM CIrele Theater . _ ^ SEE WHAT SHE SAYS! U tM Hew* _ T Selene* la Bvatytoy LM* "Alexander Graham Bell" Don B y Request. "House ef Cards . A Russian track^an^lleld tnm Armstrong's Band. Eileen Far­ U O d Hew* aad^ W eattor » Dnuna eonoems a oompulatve will compete against outstanding rell. Nora Kaye; Scott Douglas "Manchester’s Oldest ItM Town Orier- Ameche C an h a 9-141S for Reaervahsag and Jerome Robnlns will appear UtM Measeat of Meditallea. * Nawa TwIHght Theater gambler aad 1* baaed op a com­ American athletes la a two-day in highlights from "Festival of ItM H ew s _____ ' ItM Pr*nie *1 Spaee "Bverythlng Happenr at N||mt . posite of actual caae hiatories of ______. otMmg____ Financial Institution" Braakfast n m R ay Milland amd Robert Cum- men for whom gambling haa be­ FLENTY OF PARKINO m lnfs. - come an obaeeaion. '' „ Safe Fur ‘•yrif,. StM Hap Blehard* This I* T sar Life _ 8t. M AT 45 E. CENTER ST. JWWUHo** .liBeer.wme*. MgiO ■aa s ta- StU Captain Baugare* g:M Pepey* Theater StW Hews Duty's Tavern M Ralph Bdarards, boat. Ted Lewis Open Until , 8:U ir* Fuu To Beduee Late Matlaee . « . S tonm t's aublect. Storage MONDAY Television PROGRAM •tM Featur* Film dtU Weather. Hewa aad Sports 8 Wedaeaday Hteht Bexlag 8 ,^ Return match between Eddie e i J I I ED'C A M OCO BONDED PICK-UP aca newspaper coluranlal ta This la Gut FaHh • :M News Beat M Machen and Reuben Vargas. Id- Ohaaael Adveataro Series . M Hamper Room OlubheUse . « E n L C K S E R V IC E brutally auackad lor expoalng a Current annual dividend Oartao* Tim* • gtU Now* _ . •- rd.hea'vywelght contest Portland <:tS AgrlesItariU Bepert. S:M Miehey Moaoe a a h 8. U >lltlcal gangster, Oregon. Tnaoup — Brake* — IgalKoB g;M Simish Cearss Early Show „ M 5 P.Al " Looucy Tuue* News aad Weather 8 "The Kiss of DeaOt ". Victor Ma­ aatemime Qals J- “ r a t e . 8 ^ % . .8:18 Oaptaia Kaagarm 8:U Bpart* 48 Mike Waltae* U Lubricattoa — Car W aablac t:M Sacred Heart Perme anent paneUsta. Biwan Mondays-Tuesdaye-Frldays. ■ -StM Th* Thre* Moogea ItM AMoaB Patrol * Feature 4* Fisher ItM Teday ^ ture and Richard Wldmarh. Cabot, Carol Bumetl, Dick Van "GuadataMnal Diary." William Scleaee la Everyday Ufa TwUigbT Theaser . «• Thuradajre, 11 hours of uninter­ Mr. Adams aa* Bv* MacKeasle'e Balder* 8 OBEEN STAMPS bc "That Night In Rio". Alice Fsve Dyke. Oraon Bean. Robert Morse, Movie Al Seven M Bendlx and Lloyd■ Nolan. DRY CLEANSERS, I . ItlS Town Crier MHlt kamen. Pat Marand. Joyce rupted service 9 A.M. to 8 .PM. MtM G* Th* Go "Blind Alley” Ciheoter Morris and M SSS BROAD ST.—MI ^-YUl Mm* 8:M Sapermaa • Jameson, Robert CJIary ,^*he Deagh Be Ml MtM Capt. DavM Grief 559 MAIN ST.—MI 9-1477 ItM Lsoh sad Lears * Baras aad Altaa J* Triangle Playbeua* Ralph Bellamy. „ D.A Marshal It Stofcey. h(tat. "Guest celebrities: MtM Bam Xevenso* Shew Weather—Local News „ ** Media M Breahfasl Tim* Late Matlaee H Dorothy Hart and PhylM* Kirk. New* aad Weather M. 48 Mi48 Weather, Hews aad Bpert* 8 t:M Hap Blehard* 8:88 Weather. News aad Sparta 8 Movie At Nine _ .. ,,.1* Treasure Hunt t:U Gaptala Kaagare* Who D* Ye* TrustT Jaaet Deaa. B. H. "U Early Late Shew 88 entertainment spectacular will he 8:38 Fepryr Theater "Once Upon a Tim*. (3ary UtM I Lave Lacy ItU Deagtas Edward*. Hewa 4* “W aterfront a t Midnight". Wil­ ItW New* New* Beal U Grant ana Janet Blair. The Paaaerhy ** liam Sargant and Mary Beth preoontotL Name the tlOe and M E E T V O C R S:4S It’s Fas Te Bedaee The Priee I* Bight HOPPER g:N Feature Film Clvbliovte M 8:M Josepk Cottea 3. M Way Gf Uf* H e w a , *5 th e st& r.' F R IE N D S A T This Is Oar ifalth • :E# ThrllU From The OIjrmpkfl t i • "The U S. va Holmes." Story Don WILLIS Garage UtM Tap DeUar ItM Decay' » UtM News' Weather aad Sport* 8. 18 (5) Three panel ehowe hawe ■Settle Bemper Bedm 8i«S News 3 concerns a U.S. attorney who dli^ GaaceBlratloa Wage* Train . _**. M World'* Best Meries * Oarteea Time > New* aad Weather > covers exlenuatlng circumstance* BPBOIALISTS IN Meet the Stare "The Jennifer Churchill Story", "On Dangerous Ground" Ward been on tho air for 8everal yoara*- When Downtown 8:U Sports M about the case of the man he la Pageaat a proud and spoiled young woman Bond tod Robert Ryan. Leoaey Taae* ' W H E E L A U G N M EN T BBd (Rhonda Fleming) fleeing from and will bo' renewed in '69-dO. (tlS CsptaiB Keagaree•gar* ItM Daloa Pacifla 3 11:48 ProveeatloB New* aad Weather M Name them in order of tongovlty. Shopping . . . t:M The Three Si Yea Asked For It * 88. M BRAKE SERVICE UtM Lave Gf Life 8. U her father who opposes her mar­ Big Hews 88 Mr, Adam* Eve Mevie At I „ U *‘Ck>oKAn*« 'Rew ard." SULStars Tony GENERAL ACTO REPAIR Tie Tae_.P*^h^ riage to. a Buropesui nobleman. UtM Featare Film ^ 8 (6) ) Who ia tho hogt-anntnine- "When Were You Bom?" Jeffrey RandSill. A foldbrtckinc 'iwar cor- Music for a Bammer Night 8jJW "Happy Go Loyely . David Niven or on "For Better or Woroo” CBS- UtM O b th e Go respondentresponaent makesmaxes up his hi* < own baV MltohftP t-4881—IS MAIN ST. MANCHESTEK Aerea* The Beaid 8*. 88 Glenn Oeser and orchestra. 'The Jack Paar Shew M Deagh Be Mi Lynn and Anna May Wong. UtM Seuroh Fer Temertvw 8 TV daytime oerloo? For Lunch or Snock Triaagle riayheaae Wealher-Loeal News U tleneld accounts to keep fro 11 Could Be Yea 88. M Wonderful World of the Walts”. Ken and MItxl Welch are guests. UtM Sam Leveasaa Shew Nows of the Hoar aad Weather 38 going up to the front lines. Paatemlme Qals 8. 48, 88 Dancers Cabot and Dreirter Ted Steele Shew M (7) What dlatair star osi a you’ll find it the way Treasure Haat Neat* aad Weathor D.S.' Marshall UtU The Ouldlug UtM 8 (Charles K. L. Davis and Jack UtM Jack Paar Shew » summer replacement show haa left Wh* D* Yea T rastl Sheslsok. Holaies 83 Top Pro Golf 88, M ItM Hew* 8 , Haskell, Betty Johnson, Wynn 11:48 New* , _ ' “ U tM I Lave Lacy ItU News. Dssglaa Edwards Al Balding V*. Jimmy Domaret, Mnie Blug* A 88 Miller. .■ UtM News aad Weather 8 the aeries? ^ you like aL^. , The Price Is Bight The Passerby 38 Sea Island. Ga. SHERWIN-WILUAMS T.V. Playheuae 88 Beseae A 4* liM HeadUafs IT 8 (8 W hat comedian recently had Way at Ule News 88 18tM Deslla Playhouse . _ ? Mevie Mallaee M StM Keep Talking . L 44 a junior high achool named for . UtM Top Dellar John Drew .Barrymore and Jtari Vincent Price as emcee: Joey SM Main St.—Manehester ItM Name That Taae 8. 88 'Trapped by Boaton Blackie". h im ? ------OeaefratraUea Barkskia ' 88 Holliman co-star In "Silent, Thun­ Fh|i/n INTERIOR PAINTS E X T E R IO R Cheater Morris Blehop. Danny Dayton, Itaul Cover Story Tommy Nolan. "Who Killed Pat der” The drama concerns an Th* Art *1 luveriiag Winehell. Morey Ameterdam. Pat (9) . What briUiant eonduetor ladestry ea Parade U American Indian who seek* r ^ S n r p ic n T R E f r a m e s —a r 'h s t m a t e r i a l s liM our Miss Breaks Carrol and Jayne Meadows and TV Quiz of W eek once uaod the flame of Lenny Apt- . lltU The Uvlac Ward u Devlin?" A wife becoms* a widow ognitton In a community of white ^ ' WALLPAPER, Etc. Cara Williams. Lave Of Life I. M when she tries too hard to push 1:18 D iv sm Gae Might Stead . M her wheh working for 926 a week ? it. M her husband toward success. men. . ^ ^ 881 BfAIN ST.. TEL. MI.S-a8S8 ItM A t The Wei I. U Tie Tae Daagh Hswheye ... 8 TV Dane* Party 88. M T apper StM Traekdewn ; 8. 48 (1) Who pUyg tho “haunto" (10) W hat novelist, script edi­ Acras* Tha Beard 8. M (Color) Gueets; Jean Pierre ------' ------i?;- Starring Robert Culp. Hanger Oil­ Search For Toman 8 Polka Go Konad 88 Aumont. Laurlts Melcholr nnd Th* Christephera M man lead* a manhunt for an un­ for which 8tar in what 'IV gorieo? tor, producer of TV, and Broad­ Song and dance revue with Bob ItM Far Better *r Far Wars* I. M way playwright haa been aignod RENEW THE It Ceald Be Yea tt. 88 Marilyn Maxwell. auee* For A Day M. M known carrier of a deadly typhoid (2) Who aro the Chlktorboxeo Paatomime Qais 4*. S3 Lewandowokl. emcee. Detroit Sea Haat aa executive producer of NBCo WEDiNNG The Oaldlag Ught 8 All-University Tamburltsan*. D ay la Court 8. 88 and the Oabbera? U tM Weather. Sport* aad Hew* ttM-Raasa Pmtr . »i «• - . Tto Ween ie Right ,(e*J*f)v88, M (3) What TV Otar io oelihig forthcoming "Sunday Showcase”? ------8 -8:M The-TexaB------r8, M Air Tower ; The Court *I Human BeisHem Gssle aad H arrtrt 8. t t 17AY Mesle Bing* 8. 88 Stars Rory Calhoun. Longley Held Venlare •Tha Runaways". Oxale, return­ savingg bond* via a script? TV Flsyhoase U briiufs : __ ' ‘ ' Tea-4 FOR THE BEST Gale Storm Shew St ing from a shopping trip dlecover* (4) In August, the. only Hvo (Answers on Psgp Fear) LOVELINESS Movie Matlaee 88 to Denver, and Is drawn, unwlt- Featare 88- „ ItM The Big Payett two stowaways hidden In the back A j / 1 ".They Live In Fear" Otto Kruger tlngly. Into a romantic triangle "Cry of the (aiy” . Victor Ma­ YoBBgJDr. Male** 88. M of his car. OF YOUR Divorce Hcariag . U involving the female operator of ture and Richard Conte. _ PICTURE Beat The Clock 8. U t:M Th* Millleitalre . 8. „ MANCHESTER 1:8S Oar Miss Brooh* 8 ui Awank gambling palace. Early Late Show . ® All-Star Playhoao* "The Story of Nearman Johnson ' i l l 1 IRIDAL 1:38 As The World Tarao 1. t j The Restless Gan tt. 9$ "(JItadel of Crime". Robert Arm­ An abusM clerk receives a tax OPTICAL STYLE BAR Topper 5 Stars John Payne. "Dead Ringer" ItM The Verdlot 1* Tours 1. U free gift and sets about to right ULTRA FASHION OperatioB Sacceo* o8 strong and Linda Harpo. PROGRAMS Fram These Baeto 88. GOWN AU wifnesses to a bank robbery UtM World's Best Mm Ics^ 8 Couaecileat Baadstaad past grievance*. Orson Bean etar* HEARING GLASSES • MAIN ST— MI 9,-lItl - l i ItM For Better or For Woroe , t* and cold-bTooded kllUng are con> "Between Two Worlds . Eleanor B lehard W im s_ ^ *5 Maste Hall Preseals Dave Js d rt Deaa B. N. vinced that It was Bonner who Parker and John Garfield ' King — . 88. M gacea For a Day it. 38 committed the- crimes, PERSONALITIES Wh* Do Y ea T ra u tl 88 by QUAUTONE PROFESSIONAL HEARINO MANCHESTER 8 M Late Hews . 18 4tM Baager Audy (Color) Guest. Artlta Darien, stn*- Jay la Csart Walter Winehell File UtM News, Weather aad Sparta, 8. 18 Trim *r Ceuaegueneea 88. M A ID s e r v i c e DRY CLEANERS 8:S8aHoBse Party Alex In Wonderland U Big News 38 Itoaaa Reed Shew ** N E W . . . The Coart et Hamaa Belaltoa* (ColOT) __ ^ Donna Invitee a youngster to her t A5IER1CAN BOW n . 38 8:Sa Father Knawe Best S, 4$ ’ New* aad Weather - M aartera Baudatuud 93 Wells St.—MI 3-7254 Stnrs Robert Young and Jane Kadw.C- Oadfrey home when he tells her a Gh • B e a u t y Hartf(>rd JA 5-2191 Gale Storm Show 8 . U Wyatt. A lovevsmUten young law­ 11:18 Featare Film . about It being his birthday. 8:M The Big P m o H 8 "(iolden Mlstresa". Rose Mari* Tha___ n ;hr*e i- Stoege Yoaag Dr. Maloae n . 38 yer poses as the owner of a radio Same and John Agar 4:M___! Seerel8eerei_9l*ra 8(----- . . Daokpla Bewlteg 2. • ‘PerfGEmanec Beat the Clock 8 S3 store where Betty bought a de­ Jack P aar jSt COMIRN & MIDDLESROOK. toe: r ItM Bdge.G? High! 8iM I've Get A SeOrel T. 48 • CGficeabbiUty Home appointment*— fective set- in order to promote Oeuaty. F air . B at M aalersea 88. M All Star Playkoase Arlene FrancI* takes- over for Gene Bany stars. "Tlie Romany by your lavtlntioB. 8:M The Verdict Is Yoars , romance. IRepeat), Jack Paar. This will be on Mon­ INVESTMENTS Club ^ . Prom These Bools 8 Tales of Wells Fargo day only. MR. OBOROE F. JOHNSON JR., MMUtger AmarteaB_BaBda4aul Knives" MasISrson escorts a CoaBectlrat Baadstaad Starring Dale - Robertson. "The Tea Steele Shaw 18 young girl— who was found by fHower Fashions Blchsrd WIIU* Pickjyickft." A mild-mannered U tM Jack P aar Show n FRIENDLY "AND HELPFUL TRANRACTIONS HANPUDD Walla". Onslow sypales near a destroyed wagon Who Do You T rasir nickoorket puts Hardle’s Ufa In News n ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS V Stevens and Walter OoanelI|. ^ train—back to her own people. WE CAU FOR AND DHJVBt PRESCRIFTIONS 4:M Raager Andy ieonardy. but later sares It. U tM New* aad Weather 8 Pepey* Thealer Reid Tealare by MILIKOWSKI Truth Or Ceaseqaesres 8 R'>ld Jonm ey 8. 88 ItSt-HeadHae* 8,. 8S8 MAIN STREET TEL. MI 8-il08 Teensvtlle ' M Amerieaa Baadstaad "Survival on the Riyer". A 42- Flral Shew 88 NtoSa Onyx stars as a wealthy 0 Kathy Godfrey dav trio down the Salmon River The Three Stooge* In Idaho to prove that men dan Bugman's holiday fdlr Red Skel­ Ml 9-9S14 Artistry In Flowers 1:18 Secret Storm live off the land with only , the AS Expense Tsars aad OndsM t:M Edge *1 Night most Y>rlmltlve Inatniments. _ _ ton who opened a 4-w«ek engage­ 6 LARGE FLOORS dFTURNITURE Ceeaty Fair 3 • :H FvonHer Justice I- 44 ment on July 4th in Las Vegaa, Ctab Haaoe 18 Claudette Colbert and Jeff Mor­ ■ BBAUmrUL DISPLAYS Amerieaa Baadstoita' row star "Blood In the Dust’ . after SRO in C9ilcago, and a 3- GLOBE Tickets, ReserrmttoBs, Bafanaatlsa 695 Main St. StM Feature Film Storv concerns a northern ranch week run in Washington, D. C. Be­ Airlines, Steamship, RMlroad nNE PHARMACY "Down Three Dark Streets" cotmle -who face the poet-CIvlI fore returning in the fall for his TKAVa SERVICE Betels, Reewts. The LADD and JIA LL CO*# Inc. Papeye Theater t. 4$ animositv of a pro-aouthem front­ M UNION n r. — KOCKVILUB Phone MI 9-5268 Toeesvllle ier town ^ regular comedy show over CBS- M 4 CBIHR STo H om hor MoiielMtfDr CInm9d fk m First Show w^ter Onan _ M TV, Skelton plans B real vacatloB T E L . T R S-UU Ml: "Brother Orchid". Edward Stars Craig Stevens. Vldous • M MAIN MTe-YEL. BH S-5T9T-^Aflgr S FJL, MI 9-lfii Roblnaon and Ann Sbulhem. Dog". Ouiia InvesHgatea when aa ia jfapan.' VOL. LXXVI We PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1969 ■! Tehmsion PROGRAM THE BANK THAT OWES Ge, CaBatyPatr n M Way". Rudltskjr aeU out to find, ClaEjIaaaa U U the murderer ot A gamMer he had Genera, Ju Aaterleaa BaaOilatoad ordered to laora town. P L A N N E p ItH Fmtara Fllio The Beal MeCayi t. U effort to fin(i TaSar* *" -• V "Siiadowad", Anita____ Looiaa and Starrlnx Walter Brennan. "Blnx Taoa aax f.ohairy'Mt:«N. Uoyd- Coniyaa ~ for Your Supper". Bathtub ban- SECURITY Berlin crisis., It* Tewa OH«r " Fayaya Tkaatar . A t * tone Luke entera aa amateur posed to R> ELECTRCN.es Mawi Taaaivnia . . , , t * atnxlnx content acainst the better 7IMSaariM PoBiaala* ' pirat Skta ' M udxf"...... idiAfent of th ereat.____ creation of a "Aapel Who'Pttmad Har Harp" tiOt SIra Fewell Freaaata Sana Qray LABORATORIES iar*iSMfcJ!r* ■ - c . relax Artmar. Thaalar 'ference of fi Ca^lTfiSmara* SMal to Baehelar Falkar Nawi . , ■ II IS Starrlnx J^^^Forsytka. with East a) 277 BROAD Il’i raa'Tw M ooo.X SiM laaay AOvaotaaa Laada A U fa” Jkapar aiivisers, to Paalora :M bi '* ' ^ * fi crealaa haroc In tka BeaMer Thia Iv 'OerPaah '-i,- • lhaw ah hoaoehold...___ „whaa „the fa m ily ----- man peace sc el M ayu, Oalactlya'’ to iiaard him in a kennel for the Oaitaaa n U.S. Secrets talan ano Marjorla Wear- weekend. Oerreet tioaear To ar. Laava It Ta -A .t* tlan A. Herter Oaolaki Ka TwUteM Tbaotaa "JBaayar Playa Hoakay" aad em compromii m "SaiSoaa'' liayatta THate' aorera If . yoa eat arald KSSMSK Don Amecne ' < ^ lire TT broadcaato. Stare Hugh jeettng a prop MI. Btt Mola Stfoot in a speech tt Tie Tae Baart Mayla At Sevtn ' U ■ r f Benaaa Street . 5 : J* formal sesslot Aaraaa Than i**M a « '■It'a A Joke San". tOna Laehhdrt Starring Denala Morgaa. Deaals UiM aaaveh Par ____ and Kteay Datator. Ea«t B rB n c Ii Nations. Waatfcar l.aaal Nawa tt Morgan and hta operatfrea cm- It OaaM Ba Taa pUw a closed d retit TT syatam m B u t o — >00 St root He then mk. T ro fw tlow l ' 4* •. Nawa and HaaHar IS. t t fa wap the mtmber* of a ayndl- n a OaNHaa« Mailt. * 3 THas at dafkay H oate In "Double TIalon." ttrpropossl, w ) Ifawt > Baaalo* Ndwarda, Nawa t t i M H t v C o m Maaxh Bldara . t. tt WcBt Bnuieh rect big pow. Maiia Blaa* Tayto tt “ a of ’f f i S f . The riders taka TV Phwbaaa* Nawa tt oyer a* law enforoememi pfOcera (German unlfi PieAle, bMk, Mavla lU llaM I Mr. aad Mra. North t when the marahal of a fronHer treaty but wc . . . 7*0 "UndercroUM Aamt” Tha OaMtaniaBa t t town la elaln. Starring Kent Tay­ vide for incr fVMit Bannett and I.aalie Broo Btarrlm Cick Oonpao. . "The lor. l**k prettjr IMvarea Haariur P a ln t^ Lady". Malt trlaa to ex- tween West Oar Hits ItiM Yea Bat Year Ufa M. tt BraSa poaa a blackmail plot tha aaoret Flight t munlst East ( Aa Tba'WarU Taraa af which la held by a lady aaloan M (i e with N ss sg ItiU Wnrld’a Beal Mayiaa , ^,t "The Gene\ Oala Starai Bhaw t M hobo camp for the freedom-loTinx "Every'CIrl Should Be Married". ' 1 Or. HadMa’a Baorat Jaaraal a vaxabonda. 369 CENTER ST. 0 Miv«oiMiU7 lo tb « OAoter T i » Ma Paaatr ■ i t Who Payer n . tt Diana Lynn and Franchot Tone. ^ ' «r lb* *ho^o( Vaanc Dr. ftfalaBa H. St Zarre t. SS Uita Newa. Wralher aad Sparta t. 1* Tel. Ml 3-6320 Baat Tka Cloak . I. SS Stnrrlnx Guy Willtama In "Please Big Newa tt M l MiOii St.—Tel. M l t-SMl An mar riaykaaaa M Belleya Me" with Aiaiette Funl- Nawa and Weather to 24-Hour Burner Service S;MTka Vrrdlat U Vaara I. «* cella Girl recently arrived from Featare M tt Kas From M. H Spain, has difficulty convincinx 11 :M Featnrr Ftfan t ■ ll'im* I Ir.itlim ' N b to h t i r e I Tdaa Of Miykt James jJrexory. ‘ 'Four, The Hard ItiM Newa aad Weather t M cNieliM fsr 1 n c . Beirut, 7A3 M AIN ST. Prtnvier Abd. GOODYEAR regime claim Complct* Opt. Service pro-Red revo O*ot*ct Leo* Speoialtots FRIDAY Television PROGRAM In Iraq's not NYLON TIRES press reports Flrat Shaw tt maneuvers after giving refuge to M l 3 - m i tits Agricnitnre Bepert "Torchy Blane Tn Panama." a wounded friend. cus say claal SiM Spaaiah Cearae I.«Ia Lane and Paul Kelly. Mevie At Nine . , , t* store and PiM t SM Brood Si. Arab dispi tits Sacred Heart Adyeaturr Serial tt ^‘espionage Agent” . Brenda Mar­ of casualties l i t t Teday It. M Bln Tin Tin • t* shall and Joel McCrea. Soieare la Kreryday Ufa SiM Mickey Menae d ab t. St »:MTV riayhoBie ^ ,, J, ItL . Ml 3-5179 the fighting 11ts Town' Crier Early Shew tt ^m ond O'Brien and Kathleen Wednesday, I I \ l to Newa "The Black Swan” . Tyron Power Crowley star In “ Coney Island l i l t Vaderataadlag Oar Werld and-Maureen O'Hara.- Winter^* Story of love and vio­ brating the Breakfaat Tlmv Twilight Theater tt lence set along the deserted board­ sem's 1968 o / / / /f//r/fKf//r titt Hap Bicharda "N ary Wife” . Claire Treror .and walk of an amusement pier. S ilt Caplaia Kaagaree Ralph Bellamy. . Weslem Tlieatt>r - t%, M Safe Fur monarchy. t it t Newa tit* Pepeye Thhater R * The Caatawa/. *'' Itonald Reagan , area was, re: O i l , I l l v X r tits ito Fan Ta Bedaea LIto Of BUey It stars. Wagop train Is atUittacxed by Indians seeking revenge for a Storage in a state of -All r I A V 1 V I * M n D • itt Featare Film Late MaHhee St This It Oar Faith Weather. Newa sat l|parts t prank played on themth« bv a young Iraq's mili' Bamper Beam Newa Beat U settler. RONDED PICK-Ur Saleh Abdi, Gartoea Oandral Otabhewa 11 Saaset StrlB t. Ct orlU heat year hooM f*r lea* ’ Lseaey Taaea titt Newa “The Well-Elected Frame” (iad broadca! Nawa aat Weather Stars Roger Smith with Efrem tiHUi any eltier boraer tits OaptalB Kaagaree been scatter titt The Three Steegea Sparta Zimballst Jr. when Jeff Spencer Fisher order has be •r type *f foel Mr. Atama and Era Weatera Marshal .Is hired to protect a beautiful Ititt Oa The Ge blonde he doesn't realise Uie f4e From Bag- Special Agent 7 also calls for him to take a mur­ DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. ' Let U* Prove It! Deagh Be Ml Merle At Seven peal by Ka; Triangle Playbeaae "Hitler. Dead or AUve". der rap SS5 BROAD ST.—m »-71U ItiM Treaaare Hast Bond ant Dorothy. Tree. l#:db The Llneap _ _ __ S have s t r a Sam LeresMa Shew Weather—Leant Newb "The Corny Cassidy Case” . When the right r< Wke De Tea TraatT Nawa aad Weather 7 tt. tt an ars«mai of weapons Is stolen WHITING COftP. Ititt Tha Prica. U Bight Melly Ottdberg from a private coUecMon. and M HOUR SEKVIOE tone he has I Lavs Laey Dengtaa Edwards, Newt homicide follows. Sim Ftanclsco declared: 254 MtOAD St. Way af Ufa Sperto Shaw police move fast to nrevent far­ AMRULANCE counts with lilt * CaneaatraHaa News ther violence. PkoNe'MI 9-110 Tap Dollar Bawhlde t, tt Cavalcade Of Sperki tB. M SERVICE tjick the lib Cayar Bta^ Alex MIteff vs WnUe Fastrano. Reports ft FaUh Far Today Victor McLaglan and Anne Fran­ OF MAHC^tBSTER cis star In ' Incident at Barker 10 rd. heavyweight. cus, capitals Hit* Lavs Of Ufa ^ In g a ." June Lockhart - stars. Death Valley Days 4i / Tie Tae Daagh Gil Favor and Rowdy Yates find l#:M Ted Mach Amateur ■•sr 9. #• TEL. Ml 3-0350 United Aral Aeraas Tha Baard themaelvas tn a brother’s crusade Weather. Snerts and News R account of < 11 iM Searah Far Tamarraw far reyenge after one of ikeir Tea Are There 19 It f m M Ba Taa trail hands is suddenly shot. (Re­ Early Late Shew 89 Local arn Paatomims Qols t. M. broadcast). "Shepherd of- the OsM'ks” . Kirkuk, a n Ititt Tha OnMIag LIUght Peto Kelly's Bines tt. tt Marilyn Hare and Frank Albert- lit t Newt William ReynoMs stars "The m - Ing ISf) mil Mnale Blags I. ^ M VAIaI^A ttSAmny* * Am maanrmlAm^ TV Playhaaaa tt A m envelope foK M 19 :U WerM*s Best Movies 9 Answers clashed wit OaO « • for ex­ on Fete with orders not to open (Double Feature) "CMaa Seas” Strators _ las Moris Matlnae . tt Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery I port help oa year "The Whistler". Rickard DIx and it antU the next nlgnt. which trlff- persons wet a e X t ^aiaCay J. Carrol Naiah. cers O' chain of events. and “ Blackwell's Island John Adveatares Of Bln Tia TIa f. f i Garfield and Rosemary I.aiie. (1) Aime Jeffroyo and Robert Jured. ___ Otysree Beariag Lee Aaker atars. '‘lilracle of the Spertllghts tt SterUnc as "Tbe Keibys ' w itt lit t Oar Mlaa Breexa Sperts Camera 19 ■The local lit* Aa The Tnraa I. MissioQ.'* Lt. Masters and the Leo G. CarroU as Oosmo Topper. cavalry encounter an Indian 11:9 Newa. Weatl|er aad Sperts 9 restored oi H a f^ a x r Film rlslnff In their efforts «■ Rig News tt (2) Two tooma on ‘’Keep Talk-. Brigade of i lit* Far BaNar Or Far Waraa itah telegraph wires. News and Weather 99 Iny." mutinied, k E.^A. Johnson Qaeaa Far A Day lUlery <|ae^s n . M Feature 49 49 Day In Court (Color) “Swamp Water” . Walter Brennan (3) Robort Touny — “ Father aion comma lit* Haaaa'Party Lee Philips stars. **The and Walter Huelon. Knows Boat." and seized i P A IN T CO . Tha. Cauri af Hsataa B« Elect**, Queen Is confronted wltli^ 11:11 Feature Film 9 t n Mala St.— PlMwe MI tr4M l an actual murder while lecturing "Talk of the Town” . Cary Grant (4) O'Henry'a "Chief Red Ran­ around the Oala Storm Shaw to .a small social elite irroup. and Jean Arthur som’' with William Bendix. tit* The Big FaysH Walt Dfsaey Frvmaats t. U Jack Paar Skew 99 (5 ) . "What’s My Line” (19S0); Vaaag Dr. MalsBa ‘•Killerso t. - w From Xanaas.-^ n i ‘The Best of Paar” . Repeated Rant The Olech of the John .SlAU|ctifer series. highlights from June 90 with the ‘Tvie Got a Secret" (1953); "To C ite s .( AU Star PUykahsa Slaughter tansies with- hank mh- Rev. BillV Graham. Jim Bishop* Teil Uio -Tnith,:’-(l«irK-^ HMcim ttr Ping lit t The Verdict la Vaara bers led hy hard-as-halls “ Ma** Charles Dornan and Cliff Ar­ (9) Jim* Bannon. ' NeS More*, Ph.G. Rey. Pharm. Pram Theaa Basta Barko. quette. Margaret Tynes is the Osaaeetirat Baatatsad Hearv Mergaa Shew ^ ' IS singer. (.7) Teroaa Brewer. Proprietor Blehart WHUt > Markkaai * S Ted Atecic Skew 18 18) Jack Benny,. ' Waukegan’s ' Whs Da You Traatr niveree Ifearlag 4# 11:99 •lack Paar Skew tt (III:) favorite aon. om r WIDE tit* Baager Andy > The Fhll Slivers Skew S. 4t News. - • 99 K h . Truth Or Canaegueaeas “ BHko and the Medium” . When 19:94 News and Weatker 9 (9) Leonard Bemstoin ("Bern­ FREE DELIVERT (Color) Bllko gels an Urge to go Into the 9:99 News I stein mean* "amber" In German.) Amaricaa Baatataad bowling alley huslneiM he ar­ (10) Robert Alan Aurthur. Preocriptteo Speolallat Kathy Gettrey ranges a sesnee with a phonv Owplete Baby aad The Thraa StMges medium. Football davoteeg may net aatde Ooametio Departmeat 4:1ft Secret CMorm M-Snaad 9$ 4:M Rdffe 07_NIi ;M Starring Lee Marvin. “ The Third Friday. Au^. 14. when ABC will Vlewsom e See Slok Room SappNea ty^l Shadow” . A dying hold-un man televise the 26th annual All-Star Clah Vsase ir acciMes-a iK>1ice officer of steal­ CALX. Americaa Baadslaad 4# ing 120,000. Oame. Forty-eight grid atara rep­ Leonard Bernstein gets ekclted' Stockholr ft:M Featare Film S Tomke»«ae Territory i. ftl resenting 34 colleges have-been se­ about clothes. H« invites frien<|a to —Soviet P: Mlt^U 9-4541 •‘Canal Zone*'. Chester Morris and Stars Pat Conwav. '‘Legacy , of lect^ by Coach Otto Oraham to Harriet Hillard. Death” Sfieriff Hollister gets In­ fittings which he\ thinks are very chev today V17 Mala St.— Maacheater Pepeye Theater ' i volved in a series of- desperate face the NFLi champion Baltinxore important. One ^ e s t calls them Scandinavif TeeasvHle I f Cbfts. From Chicago. delaying actions and clever ^‘Lenny's dress rehearsals.” been planni The Swe HOW STRONG IS YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOUO *Bish goverr multaneous We feel tbkt you might' profit by having-one of present holdings appear to meet your peraonal Khrushchei John H. Lappen, Inc. jur experienced tnvestment specialists examine investment obj^Uves,bjer“—- — we will tell --you so. It - plans. 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V I Germciti Plcin^ A i d e Havana, July 20 (/P)—Thou­ sands of straw-hatted, ma-^ __ _ __ GenevM, July 20 (^P)— In " ;i ; r r V .S l e h .. .- e .r r y i n * .r . Waahiilgton. July 20 'f- ,t. ; 7 Vlevsted to that rank _ _ eign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko arising out of its terms of ref­ Hartford. Jtilv 20 (JP)—Ckinnecticut’fi 25th chief ^atice, erence as defined above.” gram. But in any caae he clearlyi^^^ ^ u,,"tforH Iiilv *>0 f/Pl— A for formation of an aU-Gernian will continue to boss Cuba. ' Hv* of Hampton. Iowa. I Hai.tfOMl. , Edward J. Dal.v. d j^ at 9:55 a.m. today, a victim of lanf committee to negotiate unifica-, Herter, Britain's Selwyn Lloyd The farmers were spilling into , career which etretched Strong sll.t' predicted today tlon and a peace treaty during an j ^^d French Foreign Minister Mau- Castro's capital from as far as 500 j,j, gradus- | that Sen. - John Kennedt ( D- cancer. He was 57. . , ax __ 18-month Berlin truce. j rice Couve de Murville met at U.S. miles sway, answering the •’»J1 of Naval Academy, he ^^.jn probablv announce He pa.ssed away at his home, 48 Woodland Park, after ®n "The Durnose of the Soviets in , headquarters at noon and put the their bearded leader for .■SWOOO to war«L.starting with , w hether hel illness which forced him to undergo an operation in a Bogtmi flnal polish on a plan for trying putting'forward the proposal is attend the anniversary celebration I Spaniah-American Vtar. His ‘ riomncrst ip nroa 1 hospital last St. Patrick’s Pay. , *1. n all too clearly to perpetuate the to get Gromyko to lower his price of Castro's first unsuccessful *t-!next fighting assignments were. will seek the Denriociatic pres­ He took part in both the May and June aesaions of the Su­ partition of Germany,” Herter said for a truce deal. Then they went tack .Tilly 2 6, 1953, on Fiilgencio the Philippine Insurrection j idential nomination. preme Court of Errors and worked on decisions at hia hoirie in a speech to the Big Four in a into a luncheon meeting^ with Batista's forces and^ in 4.u„.tha Boxer Uprising illin . ricM*Oov, Abraham AKtsaViani RlblcoffRihirn made the formal aession at the Palace of Grom.vko at Lloyd's house. The visitors sre being housed in : China. i statement at s regular news ron- up to two weeks ago. I^ast week he took a turn for the Nations. After the luncheon session they privsle homes and on cols in gov­ Leahy reached the peak of his ference in commenting on s 6- He then mide the weetem coun- planned to present the western ernment buildings snd wsrehoiises. j seryice^in the Navv itself in 1937 1 hour meeting with Kennedy at the 1 With him when he died were his wife, the former Viola terpr^pos*'- which would retain di­ proposal form ^.v at a regular Havana’s normal population i s . when he was appointed chief of Senator's home in Hysnnispoi 1. } Shea of New London: a daughter, Mrs. Betty Anne HortOT rect big power responsibility for meeting of the. Big Four con­ 1,200.000. and the city Is crowded ^ naval operations. Mass., Saturday. Also at the meel- of West Hartford; his only son, Atty. Edward J. Daly Jn of German unification .and a peace ference and at the same time make already. After his retirement two yearsling was Jojin M. Bailey, t oniiecti- treaty but would apecifically pro­ it public. The firat 5.000 from Orienie later he served successively as cut state Democratic chairman. Hartford, and three .sisters. Mrs. Louis Zahronsky, Mrs. noTr vide ' for increasing contacts be­ The private meeting’ lasted 2 '-a Province--marched up Havana’s governor of Puerto Rico and sni- Ribicoff. a Democrat,, .said he ence McBride and .Mrs. Sadie Murray, all of West Hartford. tween West Germany and Com­ famed Prado ye.'terday to s brass hassador to Franca during the told Kennedy he fell the .Senator | hour.'. 'The ministers agreed to would receive the Democratic noni-| Surviving him also are another daughter. Mother M. An- munist East Germany. meet again for a working lunch band. Many of them had never earlv stages of World War II. UhonV, who teaches in Marymount School. Richmond, Va., seen a larger city snd seemed In 1942 he was recalled to ac­ instion for president snd go on to Here is the text of the proposi­ tomorrow at Gromyko's villa. win the election. j and three grandchildren. Peggy Anne and Theodore Horton tion which has West German ap- They decided to canel s plenary awed by the capital’s traffic, Inx- tive duty as chief of staff to the commander in chief. In that ca­ "It is (definitely our hope hi.a an- )■ provsl and was reluctantly agreed meeting set for tomorrow. iirlous hotels snd sprawling -biisi- will be affirmative." R ibi-; Jr. and Catricia Mary Daly. | The western counter proposal re- nesa buildi“tgs. pacity he was the senior member-swer Chief Iiistlc, Daly, born in to bv France Saturday after a of the Joint Chiefs of Staff snd s coff said conceiving• crisv «:• Kennedy’s ex- Cuba meanwhile rocked along j Hsrtfoirt in 1892. became the first | week of western disagreement: member of. the combined chief- a - I Dtrember announcement, •n«rtunr»mpnt i "The Geneva conference of for- (ContinilfHi on Pace Two) with a startdatill government, wait­ Basically this is a decision only Denwicratic attorney general of, Chief Justice’s ing to learn what Castro plans to which included senior officera of Connecticut, lervefi aa a Judge at principal alliea of the United h* can make and should make.” do. But the new president. Dr. Os- Both Rlblcoff and Bailey sre the war crimes trials in Gerrnany waldo Porticos, told s Boston radio States. pledged to Kennedy for the Demo- following M'orld War II, and had Death Saddens .station by telephone that he con­ When the 5-«tsr rank was ere; a long and distinguished csreer aa steid late in 1944, Leah.v was given Kassem Says Revolt siders Ca.«tro still is premiM'. (Uontinned on Page Nine) CHIEF JI'ETIcr, DALY a practicing lawj'er and superior The 40-year-old lawyer also said seniority over the orheir six officers court judge before eecending the State Leaders that former President Manuel Ur- appointe .. supreme court bench. rutia. whom Castro forced out of As Preeident F r a n k ' 1 n D. Jiiatice Daly was appointed chief Hartford. July 30 'APi—Governor office Friday, was in no dsjiger in Rooaeveit's ch.et of staff. Leahy National Output Jumps Jiiatic# of the State Supreme Court Ribicoff waa outwardly moved Of Pro-Reds Erased Cuba and probably wouifi remain had prpbably one of the most dif- of Errors May 6. 1958 for an eight when he received word of tli# in the country. Urrutis wijas at his Aoiilt’ poattione of hie long career. vear term. He succeeded Chief Jus­ death of Chief Jiiatice Edward J. brother-in-law’i heavily guarded When he steppe into the job tice Kenneth Wynne, retired. Daly during hia morning preM Beirut, Lebanon, July 20 (A’i The bodies of at least 1.5 persons, home outside Havana. Dorticos in 1942. the United States was in The vacancy caused by th# death conference. including the commander and local U.S. Income Soars Primjer Abdel Kanm Kassem’a the midst of its rapidly broaden­ of Chief Justice Daly vidll b# filled Later ha laaiied a prepared regime claims it has smashed a ofltrials, were hanged or dragged (Continued on Four) ing war effort. In obtaining in- on interim basis by Gvernor Ribi- etatement aaylng: pro-Red revolt and army mutiny through the streets. fonnation to form the basis of the coff. subject to confirmation at the "The death of Chief Juatlce In Iraq’s northern oil fields, but Incidents occurred elsewhere in Prwhdent s, global war strategy. next aession of the General Aa- Daly la a grlavoua loa# to Con­ Iraq, including a fatal attack on press reports to Cairo and Damas­ Leahy had to deal Irtamatelv with To Record in June aembly. necticut. and a deep personal #or- cus say clashes are continuing. one of Kassem's top aides in Mystery Death the ranking officera of sH the mfl- If tha Governor follows hia usual row to me. Arab dispatches said hundreds Baghdad. pjhctice of el#vatlng within th# "HI# great eharaetar eomblnad of casualties had resutted from Kassem blasted the Kirkuk wgi. teaitionaUy Washington. July 20 HP' -Per-»' The prospect appeared. h(5wev*r, judicial avftem he will promote with his underatanding and pro- the fighting which broke , out disorders in an anniversary speech Of Pominican j jeakriie of its own prerogatives, son«l income oi' Americana climbed! that the ateet strike will cut deep- on# of the four justicea to the po«i- feaaional exccllenea gave a high Wednesday, while Iraq was cele­ beiore the altar at the Catholic ■ but after the admiral learned the in Ji.ne to a record rale of 1382.- ly into the wage and salary pay- ' tion of chief justice and nam# a quality to his long career aa a jur- brating the anniversary of Kas- Church of St. Mary in Baghdad. rones bis niiaao ran smoothly. 910.000.000 a .vaar. Thia i* more: ments for July when th# next per- I suDfiPor. qourt Ju4W Ul becppi# a. ,» a t .._ ■em's 1968 overthrow of the Iraqi "I strongly condemn what hap­ Aide Reported KoSE.-Tlfar_. JI, JUnainx. ih«n *1*» bhl-or. high## than.the, scmalr dneome r#porti-d#- Isatied ,a I justice. "Few men In *mr tlmaa have monarchy. The entire northeast pened recently in Kirkuk,” Kassem I^yad a iMuMng role in ersating May rat#. I month hence. Th# four jiiatice# of th# high aerved hit state with such diatlnc- ■, area was, reported to have, been declared. 'From this day onward, New York. July 20 (ffb-The theJOftiohal IhteHlgvnce Author- Atmo'jnclng the figure todayv •‘^teel induatir sources eatirriat* 'llon. For all the people of Con­ in a slate of near civil war. all units (if the army will obey New York Times said today th* tty, which hail sinfis bacomh the th# CoromMce Department “ •<*, that th# 500.000 idle steelworkers, Raymond E Baldwin of necticut. for Mr#. Rlblcoff and my­ Iraq's military governor. Ahmed only an older emanating from myslerioiis death of Dominicen la­ the- .■i#e wa* chiefiy a reflection ! are lo.sing about 170 million d(>llar* self. deepest sympathy I# extended Ealeh Abdi, declared in a Bagh­ neadqnarlers. bor mini.4ter Ramon Marrero Aria- (Cvattaiwid Ml PAge Two) of higher wags and salary pay- , week in eanungs. This mantle: .iames C. Mtirphv and to Mrs. Daly and the family." dad broadcast that there had only Althou„'h he did not mention the ty ended a "long, lonely atmggle ’ rienta due to atepped-up hiring, does not include income lost In l poth, of Bridg#- Senior Associate ''Justice Ray­ been scattered clashes and that Commnmats bv name, he clearly | j,y the progreaaive minl.ater ’to lib- by mdrsf.-y and a lengthening; the transportation and steel-iietng ^ ff.nerallv. i which mav feel sec- " m.! mond R. Baldum of the Euprem# order has been restored. m(>ani them wnen he said; ' eralir.e dictator Rafael. Trujillo’s work-week i»i facto.ie* generally industries which may feel , sec- • jpuneral services will be held Court of Errors, who ha# been From Baghdad also came an ap­ ■'There are those who say there ' ^eirime .The report of the ri#e in P«r- ondaiy effects Of the nationwide Dillon’s Funeral Home, 58 ictt Ka liV\axi-4i> j-v», # *• a e4<-v mn I^eds Say U.S. acting chief justice during (Yiief peal by Ka.ssem to "those who must be no liberty or freedom ffw Marrero and hia chauffeur were •onal income came atop a week- shutdown. I Main 8t., Thursday at 9 a.Bf-foI- Justice Daly # illnes# in accord have strayed to go back to, the enemies of the people. 1 tell'. burned to death Friday' night in i end report from the department Foi the first half of 19.59 per-j , solemn requiem Maas wUh state slatutea, isau#d the fol­ the right road.” In the toughest them lh.H the enemies of the peo- the mysterious crash of their auto­ Famih Seeks I thet netiooal output in the first aonal income wss estimated at an Lady of Sorrows lowing statement after learning of tone he has vet used, Kassem pie are known only to the lawful I mobile' on a mountain highway. 1969 reached a rale annual rate of $376'j billion. 8 Church. Burial will be In Mt. St. authorities They c'aiinol be known T • 4* • O ' • M ' lugrter of .... the CTiief Juatlce'a death: declared; "We ' will settle ac­ Trujillo's' government announced billion a ;.'ear. per cent higher than in the cor- Benedict'# Cemetery, "The death of our Chief Justice counts with any and all who at­ to individiisls scattered here and Life in Soviet TThe term personal income, a* responding portion of 1958. . ! Chief Justice Daly was bom there. no details of the crash. has brought deep sorrow to the tack the liberty of the people. ’ Tad Siulc. Times eon'espondent i i»ed b>' government economiete. On a per capita hasia. and ad- March 29, 1*92, in Hartford. His ! heart# of hia associatea on the ■’1 per.sonally wilt protect all the Reports from Cairo and Damas­ who was forced out of the Domini- ___Moecow.*____ Jiily 20 A former include# all payment# to indimd- justed to eliminate the effect of father, James R. Paly^ waa a gov- .Supreme Court.. Chief Justice Daly people. I defend the people and the inflatinn over the 12 monlna, the emment liquor gaiiger'and played, cus, capitals of President Nasser s can Republic yesterday, reported i it!s Air Forte ofllcer haa quit the iial8--wag«#, #ajlari««, rents, divi­ was a man of tha highest Ideals United Arab Republic, gave this army .stands ready to pounce upon dends etc. income gain waa 4 per cent. th« baas horn in the old Colt Firft i I the eftemies of the people.” from Miami that: 1 United States with his la'll* and .account of the trouble. Marrero. 4,5-year-old newsman j three children .to seek c.itigenahlp Wage and nalary payment# In Increased income of biiaineaa Regiment Band. Hig mother waa \ (<.kinUniied nti Page Eeren) ' On the eve of the anniversary, June were reported #t $961,100.- and professional men and inveators the former Catherine- ~Deegan oof f ! Local army and police units in \ Kas.sem reorganised his cabinet and labor specialist, was convinced , m the Soviet’ Union, the Soviet Kirkuk, a city of about 70,000 ly­ Triijillo'a regime could weather government newspaper Itveatia OfW.ilOO. #n increase of $1,300,- was offset in part hy reductions In Southington. Only son of the fam- and appointed no known Reds de- 1000,000 from «vr.iooth earlier and ing 1.50 miles north of Baghdad, the crisis now facing it only by announced. the income of farm owners. ! I spite the Communist parly's de­ a gain of nearly $12 ^ billion in National output, which went He grew-up in th« Hudaon and clashed with Communist demon_- mand ior open participation in his becoming more liberal and wiping Izvestia published a statement ■tratora _ last 'Wednesday and 27 annual rate from the Janii«r>- above iatimates in the first qusr- <^>»ns St. neighborhoods and 'ised j government. In the past vear Kas- out spreading corruption among credited to Libero Riciardelli, 42. k.ii-veri to have climbed to deliver newspapers and work as 1 persona were killed and 1.50 in­ high officitils. a native Of Needham. Mass., identi­ figure. ter. is believed tq hsve climheo Pareone Thea- Bulletins jsem has been fending off both the On the other hand, gov-emment atill more in the second quarter. jured. 1 Communists and Arab ultra na- There is rtsason to believe Mar­ fied aa a World War II Art Force i ter. •from Ihfi AP Wires The local authorities had almost I lionaliata who wanted Iraq to fol­ rero may have looked on hima#1f major. He had been living in ■ ‘transfer payment# " iinemploy- A lovef of apoila h# had to wlth- restored order when the 2nd low the lead of UAR President aa a possible' leader for the re­ Florida since’ the war, th« ne4v#- ' ment com.ensat >n and othe« fed- (Conthmed en Page Nine) ! draw from' participation when he ■ eral p«vn>«vta which aurged up­ Brigade of the 2nd Army Division • Nasser. Four months ago govern- public if Trujillo's regime col­ paper aaid. got to cfdleg# becauee of poor eye-; BIDS FOR STEEL TALKS mutinied, killed the deputy dtvl- ment ground and air forces lapsed. He la believed to have con- Having failed to build up a biiai- ward# in the Inieine*# recewiion i. sight. Before that, however, he' —dropped •omewbal from the ^ Private Rajn*torm, Snw York, July 39 iT — Th* aion commander, blew up bridges - smashed a pro-Nasser "evolt at aldered" himself acceptable to Tni-i neaa in the United States, the was an active athlete. His pro- - nation's top mediator today and seized strategic points in and ; Mosul, another oil center 90 miles jillo'a foes because of hia li^ral statement aaid, Riciardelli thought Mav figure. ficienev at catftiing fly balls on 'The department »aid that big-; San Diego. Calif.. July 20 resumed efforts to get talks around the city. northw^al of Kirkuk. record. - - \ i there waa a greater futur# for him the baseball diamond won him the going again In the strikebound get- factory payroll# last month j ,/Ps—Did it rain or did It not in I nickname. "Stabber " Daly. He was . The Dominican regime is under , in the USSR and decided to move steel Industry. Joseph P. Fla-, strong pressure from opponents at ! with hia family to Russia and seek contributed' half the advance in j Charles Coval'a backyard? good St footbsll. too. total wage# and aalariea. The ma- j If it did, the miastle en- j He was graduated from the Old negan. director of the Federal Cites Anti-Soviet Press' home and in Oiiha, where a niim- ‘ Soviet citizenah'fi. Mediation and Conciliation .Sets'- , bfr of anti-TniJilio men have tak-:— "The ■ only -freedom la - In the- jor payroll . galMi.,. were, in th#; gine#r- can. Jay. jclaim . to. wit­ 8outh,'-Acbool_ln__l#0«__4nd....from ^ 1 metals.' machinery, it one, gla## nessing one of the tiniest rain­ Hartford Public High School in lc»', and' three key aide#... went en refuge. i USSR.” the statement eaid. Into a private niomtng dUens- In espousing some of the on-! Izveata aaid on# reason for hia ' and clay industries. storms on record yesterday. , 1910. TTien he went to Cornell Uni- r« At 6 s mt. and continuing ■ versity, where he took some sc*:.;. sion with contract negotiator# position demands for changes in ’ decision w'ss that he would get ] for the basic steel Induatry. A Khrushchev Drops the diotatorship'a policies, M ar-] free ' college education for hte through moat of the day. rain 1 demic work ss well a# the law i ' course. He waa graduated in 1914 simlliar session with the United rero made manv powerful enemies. . daughter and two .tons in Jliiasia. - or reasonable facsimili* —• j came down in a 20-foot square ' with a law degree. Steelworker* Union's team was However, he had remained loyal to "Undar capitalism there is no fii*! News Tidbits area on Coval’a property. At college he belonged to Sigma sehednied In the afternoon. Tnijiilo, believing the 86-year-old tiwe either for my children or for | I Alpha Epsilon fraternity, the Sav- diclatoi was still the best person 'm y sntir# family,” Riciardelli was : CatliMi from AP Wire* "I know it sounds screwy.” Scandinavia Tour aaid Coval. "but I can't find ! age Club, the Cornell Masque, of B4N4TON HOLDS ST.ATE MAN to run the country, quoted as saying, adding that he is , (he source anyplace ele*. It'a i which he was manager for a time, Boston. July 20 (T — A ■ mna There w're some indications, not a Communist. i and pla.ved cornet in the univer- who refused to Identify himself Btockholm, Sweden, July 20 (Tty call off the Khrushchev toiir.lOp- Szulc said, that Marrero succeeded ■1 am sick of such a life jin which Lyons. France, police scour dim goi to be rain.” man haa no value,” he continued, alleys of France’s third largest Th* San Diego ITnion sent i sitv band. wns held for the gmad. jury to­ —Eoviet Premier Nikita Khriiah position parlies, rincliiding the in persuading Trujillo to relax his Fnr a brief time he worked for day after being charged with un­ Chev today called off the viaila to Liberals and. Conseivatives, have "1 was shocked when I learned of , pjty to root ont agents of Algerian a reporter out. He r.ime b#(tk policies s bit. convinced it waa rain although ; a Pennavlvania insurance com- armed robbery of a Back B*y Scandinavian countries he ■ had been arranging protest meetings. Foreign newsmen were given the aggressive naturs and policy! Nationalists cell who planned to I panv It waa hia intention to make of the government of the .United blow up'city's nerve centers• • Boy there wasn’t'- a cloud in the restaurant. Police said an aato- been planning for August. The Norwegian labor govern­ more freedom and allowed to work a career out of insiiranc# legal moblle Hcense found In the man'* The Swedish, Danish and Fin‘ State# and of big busine«s and of Scout's from 51 countries clamor sky. ' , ment newspaper Arbeiderbladet without censorship hecs'iise of Impossible, said the WeatK- possession bore the name of John #'.Blsh governments made almost si- also wdrned today that ''reactioh- the.Pentagon. .i ; for bnth# as water shortage at Mt. (OoHtMned a* F*g» fi*rtisi) "I would like to give the re; Malpling camp in Philippines er Bureau. Condon. 36. of Preaton SL, Hart­ multaneoiigly announcements of arie's” were threatening disturb- ' (Continued on Page Feut) ford.' Conn. Municipal Ooort Khrushchev's abrupt change of ancea in Oalo during Khruajichev’a mainder. of my life to the noble ' plagues 10th World.'Scout Jam- Chief Justice Elijah .Adlow set - plana. i visit and said no action would be construction of communiem.” i boree for fourth day, hall at $10,000. An announcement from the Nor­ taken against them. The U.S. embaiiay here said i t ; Stanley Johnaon Associated wegian govenuiMpit was being pre- Khrushchev had been expected Family of Eight had no information on Riciardelli. , Preae correspondent al Warsaw, The Mohole Project D.AVIFJ) TO IME OCT. 10 , pared by the office ndon. July 20 i.jn— A .20- tions, called them ‘ anll-HiiSBians." Soviet nuclear reta,^tion awa.v Pai. and Joseph S. CTark iD-Pa. i corder, helping move amrnunition. ^ year-oM German wn# unchained from themselves. .Norway and Rrott. an.swered gravel.v: Previously it hart been asaiinied "It would be like' going to sleep Madrid, July 20 iT —Generaliaai- agree that a visit to this coiintr>' j Engel, an award-winning science writer, hae authored more from his hospital bed'toda.v and Denmark are members of the by Soi'let Premier Khruahehev that the (inly thing that would You'd -just go unconacioua and mo Franco's government today

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