The Weather TUESDAY, JUNE 28,1260^ Avenge Daily Net Prew Rail 1 « f D. S. WeMhto F of tk« Week Ended etoedfceeee, PAGE JUXTEEE jffianrtr^0tpr ^vi^nfnQ June 4th, I960 toMgM sBd r t im a o r . It m torn DUETAAY 1 3 ,1 2 5 hi eOe. H I ^ T hnirs^y^^M ^ ^'N Dri. Joseph Maasaro and A. Elm Carb Sprinkler Use Flotilla OffeiT^ er biakan of Manchester will at­ Playgrounds ■ Member ot the Audit I- I Between 4 and 9 P.M. ICE CREAM Bureau Otrculatlon M cm che»Ur-— A City o f ViUtige Charm A b o u t T ow n tend- a "workshop" on post-gradu­ Boat Inspection n r PINTS ot ate education for members of the Andenon She* Aiwlllary. Vetr l^t to Open PRICE n V K CENTS Connecticut Academy o f General The Manchester Water Oo. is With -tiia advent of hot summer •nuvB o f Foredgn Ware, will meet Practice to be held tomorrow night asktag Its customers not to use ARTHUR'S wither, boat owners will be tak­ (TWENTY-FOUR PAGB8-IN TWO SECTIONS) V^\MANCHESTER, CdNN., WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 29. 1900 l,tan l^ t at 7:30 at the Poet Home. at the Yankee Sliyersmlth Inn, The 11 supervised playgrounds lawn sprinklers betwem 4 and LUNCHEONgrnS VOL. LXXIX, NO. 230 Walllngrfprd. (■ conducted by the Recre*tlon De­ 9 pm , seven days a week im tif ing to lakes, rivers and the Oeorge Leduc, eon of Mr*. partment will open a 6-werita’ further notice. Com pany'offi- In greatef numbers, and the need Acnee Leduc of 61 Edmund St. "Improving Comiectlcut Vaca­ season tomorrow morning at 9:30. dals said the water-dafnand has for water safety will become very and the late Arthur Leduc, wae tion Travel Pacllltlea” will be the The playground hours are 9:30 Jumped greatly^ Since the hot, essential. State News $40 Billion rueet of honor at a graduation subject of a special state meeting to noon; 2:30 to 5, and 6:80 to 8 dry weaUisr''began. Foregoing The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary dinner held at hie home for 22 of the Connecticut Motel Assn, to­ dally except Friday, when the use of-‘ sprinklers at the re­ is offering free courtesy eximln- gUMtfl from Hartford and Man­ morrow at 12:15 p.m. at the Colon­ playgrounds close at 6 p.m. quested times will allow cus­ ations of all boats, big and small tomers oh higher elevations to lECLERC Defiense Bill chester. He was graduated ial House, Hamden. The playgrounds and supervls- In an effort to piake sure all craft Roundup Wednesday from the Hartford Re­ receive an adequate supply, the FUNERAL HOME Davis Has on Connecticut waters are in safe ors are: Verplanok, Alfred Tarbox, company said. xona! Technical School as a me­ Pat Morlarty, Judith Rtiblnow; operating condition. St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Groton, June 29 (TP)— The chanic. of Isabella, will hold a Holy Hour Waddell, Louis Jot^ert, Ann This is not an Inspection, but an FUNERAL Nears Vote at the Church of the Assumption Marie Wharton; Nathan Hale, pate in the playground programs examination, and is conducted at Metal Trades Council of New The Young Democratic Club will tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Michael Gates, Mary Ann Pagan!; are urged to go to the on* near­ the owners' request only. SERVICE Liondon County is not satisfied Boats passing the examination Washington, June 29 (/P)— hold a monthly dinner-meeting to­ Francis Butler, chaplain of the Robertson, Robert Hutchinson, est Uieir home. Children must be WALTER N. with the latest contract offer night at 6:30 in Plano’s Restaur­ will be given a decal to be pasted A defense appropriation bill circle, will officiate. Junior Daugh­ Barbara Totman;, Buckley, -Paul at least five years of age to attend LECLERC, (a total 12-cent hourly wage ant, B o lt ^ The club will discuss ters of Isabella are Invited guests. O’Brlght, Pat Fogarty; Charter the playgprounds. on the windshield. Director of nearly 840 billion—about particlpaUon In the town and na­ As well as being seaworthy to increase over a 2-year period) Refreshments will be served. Oak, Dave Barlow, Judy Moizer; There are still a few openings 8661 million more than Presi­ tional elections next fall. Keeney, Pat Dougherty, Barbara qualify for the decal, boats must made by General Dynamics for children interested in tennis carry certain equipment, such as Call Ml 9.5869 dent Eisenhower asked-^ame Duncan; Green, Joe Seigal, Betay Corp’s Electric Boat Division A picnic scheduled for tomor- Committees from Center Con­ lessons, which are being sponsored adequate life preservers, fire ex- 23 Main Street, Manchestor today from compromising of gregational Church have begun Elder; Valley St., Peter Greer, by the Recreation Department un­ 'The union’s publicity com' \ .. ■| row by the First Aid Instructors Lynne Murphey; Bowers, Miohsel tlng^sers, navigational lights, oars Senate and House differences Group, American R ^ Cross, has preparations for a Holiday Basaar der the direction of Valerian Ya- for smaller boats, distress signals mittee distributed fliers to Winters, Diane Natkenis; West vorsky, well known pro from Congressional leaders ticketed been canceled until September.plei to be held Nov. 2. Side, Marshall Potter, Judith Hil- and an adequate anchor. EB employes today which Biilrdick Cuts Margin Glastonbury. Each skipper wishing, to have it for final action tomorrow. inskl. - ' These lessons are taking place at mentioned the latest proposal Clerks fashioning the finished Mrs. Mildred L. Tag, a-, sixth Some o t the featured prognl’ams his boat examined should Inquire the high school courts on Mon­ at his boat club or marina and by the company and said "we form from the declslons.,ijreached grade'teacher at Buckley School, will be physical fitness testing, ) m i i has been awarded a scholarship by days, Wednesdays and Fridays make an appointment with a mem­ feel It is insufficient.” late yesterday by a Senate-House ARTHUR DRUG games and a tournament in ths from 9 to noon. Each participant ber of the auxiliary to have the conference committee hrtted up To Little over 3 ,000 the Conjiecticut Council for the mornings, along with the inter must have his own racquet; balls examination. the total at 639.996,608.000. Advancement of Economic Educa­ playground softball league. The Groton, June 29 (TP)—The will be furnished. There Is a slight In the Manchester area, ar­ The money for the Defense es FREE DELIVERY tion to attend the Etonomic Edu­ afternoons will feature a story electric Boat Division of Gen­ cation Workshop ^ g . 15-26 at the charge which must be paid at the rangements rfiay be made with tablishment during the 12 months BjlRELMAN m o i u n ' jG A.M. to 10 PAI. hour and a diversified arts and William Stanek, Box Mt. Dr., Ver­ eral Dynamics Corp. saysy it School of Education, University of time of registration. beginning Friday, July IL ,l» crafts jKograJH. Some o t the A toumam'dnt will be held at the non, or a t . Stanek Electronics on l e s i lr «• • • lias offered its production and Farao, N. D., (TP)— Republican Gov. John E. Davis nmin- ^nnecticut. vided this way: ^ , crafts to ^ made this summer end of the 8-week period. Broad St. ' vettta Item maintenance workers across tained his lead of little mpre than 8 000 votes over ^ p . are pot holders, molds, ’ leather- (tsr-whoei t* 617,1^,756,000 for the Air i crafts, beadwork and bracelets. ffoot-wheel the board wage increases Force. I Quentin Burdick, Democrat, as North Dakota 8 special senfi- The evenings will feature the amounting to 12 cents an 612.195.892.000 for the Navy and | torial election headed into the home streteh xMay. ech Marines. • ■ j special event programs such as S T fS hour. .. 'The Governor had less than 51 per cent of the total vote peanut hunts, scavenger hunts, 69.537.985.000 for the Army. ■SHEARSON, There was no comment from^we 61.190.975.000 for the Office o f ' FIRST STOP ON treasure himts, one wheel parades, $72.00 union on the reported offer. *^*^nofficial tabulations for 1,799 of the state’s 2,810 pre­ Herald Photo Uy Pinto doll shows, novelty races, turtle the Secretary of Defense. The company said it made the The total Is 6801.008,000 more races, picnic suppers and the-an­ ^ HAMMILLSCa offer yesterday to the Metal Trades cincts -showed: nual playground picnic. "the firm that ‘reaeairch hvOt* than Eisenhower asked. 6858.741,- Davis— 91,530 3 Celebrate 57-Year Partnership Council. Also Included In the offer 000 more than the House orig­ All children wishing to partici- b are adjustmenta ranging from 7 to A REAL VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell, MMibwi S nt Torn Stack E nk lN t • h a M M02 ______n « over \ttnm4 m m inally voted, and 6518,389,000 less Burdick— 88,308 . , , 71 Liinnmore Dr., observed their hewL Gterdily cea« I 12 cents an hour for certain classes Although Burdick continued to cut into Davis m aw n, m ried daughters, Lt. Col. Mina of employes, together j with im- than the Senate originally voted. 57'th wedding anniversary over the ASK FOR YOUR COPY OF SHEARSON S stmekeA Beidy deeeed. Both the House, which will act precinct reports trickled in, the Governor was hw Make yourTV%es first stop HFC ^ for - Vacation------Money Weatherly of the Salvation Army '■ I Reien over Barnum Festival p-.jvements^in employe benefits. weekend. They went out to dinner LATEST RESEARCH REPORT first, and the Senate are expected Democratic opponent a battle in the rural areaa. GOP leaden Service.• Then travel ‘ ‘ when " ------and-• where ■------you wanIt, . In New York, and Mrs. Theodora PRESCRIPTIONS $S1.W Selected a i King and Queen of Bridgeport’s 12lh B ^ u m Fes-, 'The present contract expires at Sunday to celebrate the occasion. Holman of West Hartford; and to give swift, routine approval to .expected Burdick to pull his heaviest votes from predomi- free of financial worries. Let an HFC cash loan The couple was married June Free Delivery MANCHESTER OFFICE tlvaltivM are“ e S u S Bolton, 18, and Jeffrey Swain, 17, ^ th of midnight June 30. three granddaughters. Lt. Col. They won titles In competition with 22 Electric- Boat said that under the compromises reached by the nantly agricultural districts. * ~ " 25, 190S, by the Rev. John Coutts, 913 MAIN STREET conference committee. Weatherly and her husband, Lt. WELBON IRUI ML rep*r«»nilng^hT^ ^ h ools In the isridgCport area. thu new proposal first class me­ Burdick and Davis, both noting M. A „ minister of the Scottish LICREn DRUe MItcIwn 3-1571 » Mltdien 34215 Aethettsed Dealer House spokesmen agreed to Col. Horace Weatherly, celebrated SHOFPINO PABKADE Jn^^rmany, hw been In the U.S. 10 years. Jeffrey, a top r ^ - chanics v/ill receive 62.85 an hour that the race is neck-and-neck, ex­ Free Church, Whiteinch, Glasgow, their 30th wedding anniversary Ml MAIM ar.-.Mi i-dm during the first year of the con­ 6293 million to build a new at­ C on gress D u e Scotland. Mr. Maxwell was an or­ U8TBIT0 STOCK »IIAIKnilBW,»0eC,6i« ML WO »«« Ing student, was captain of basketball " ‘f. pressed optimism today after ^ yesterday. Bimum Festival this year commemorates !«>«» tract and $2.93 duriilg the second tack aircraft carrier for the Navy: night of uncertainty. is near-by. dained elder of that church. 6244 million to produce Bomarc Mr. Maxwell, a native of Liver­ of the birth of P. T. Barnum, whose home was In Bridgeport. year. , “ It’s running so close that I've To Recess for CmIi MONT*lY PAYM ■NT SCIIIDUli Second class mechanics will get antiaircraft missiles; -and 6190 got to see a few more precincts be­ Ym M pool, England, is a member of the (AP Photofax). ______J_ M IS 12 < 62.64 for the first year and 62.72 million to speed development of fore we can say anything definite," Smso* you get more Permit ptomtt Salvation Army. He has written for the second. the Air Forces B70 jet aircraft many Biblical dramas, has en­ the Governor commented. "Per­ 2 Conventions 6 6.72 6 7,27 $10.06 $18.46 Border Fixed March 21 Third class mechanics will re­ weapons system. ’The House had centagewise, I think it ought to 13.07 14.18 19.74 36,55 tertained at the Wethersfleld ceive 62.49 an hour the first year voteid thiSse down. hold as consistently as It has been than money 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 State Prison for many years, and and 62.57 the second year. In exchange Senate negotisyirs for the past 400 or 500 precincts." Washington, June 29 (T)—Demo­ 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 taught pupils to play the mandolin A company spokesman ^gaW the accepted a slsish of more than 6400 . Burdick said toe great majority cratic leaders decided today Coo- 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 and g^uitar for about 30 years, ^ r. from HFC offer also Includes Increeeee In pen­ million in military procurement of precincts still unreported are in graia should recess for the pres­ Maxwell retired in 1947 from the sions. insurance and vacation bene­ funds—a reduction the Senate had rural areas — where he was ex­ fleea«AeV»dhria Connecticut Power Co., now the P r o t e s t s fits and liberalizes seniority pro­ rejected. The House said this 3 per pected to run strongest — and idential nominating conventions Hartford Electric Light Co., after visions relating to lay-offs. cent a c r o 8 s-the-board cut waS said he was encouraged by toe and return to session Aug. 8. They ^1% M*wiMsxiTa,i more than 40 years’ service. In previous negotiations the needed to improve military con­ latest reports. He added, "but It 2 S'tsoo f Mbo: ran into protests from members, Mms. Maxwell, Is a member of union had■ sought a contract in- tracting and carve out waste. looks like It will be close." but presumably can make toelr the Church of the Nazarene, the • ■ iH H a ib w i cludng a package increase totaling Clerks worked late computing About one-third of the 2,310 pre­ decision stick. Women’s Home League and the 35 cents an hour. Including bene­ these reductions in scores of sep- cincts had not reported between A post-conventions session could W e ru . The couple has two mar- Raid by China fits. The company had offered a 2- arate items );or missiles, aircraft, 3 and 4 a. m. (EDT). In outlying present toe unusual spectacle of OUSEHOLD FINANCE year contract without a pay hike 1 tanks, ships,?! auhmarines and the Gov. Abraham RlWcoff of Connecticut (right) and ^ . Luther districts, election officials locked toe Republloan and Democratic the first year but including a 4-cent vast new Pentagon shopping lists, Hodges of North Carolina sample roast beef o ^ spit at a bar­ the boxes and did not resume tab­ nominees confronting each other hourly wage boost the second year. I They expected to have details becue late yesterday at Glacier Park, Mont. The party was an ulating until later In toe morning. in toe Ekinate chamber. TTie negotiating committee of ready for filing In the house some L T. WOOD GO. event of the annual governors’ conference. (AP Photofax). . . The margin between Ilavla and Thera U every proaprot that AUTHOR OF AROUND THE HOUSE WITH HELEN'* the union -was authorized by a 5,- time today. Eiurdick remained aubatanUaUy toe ICE PLANT Premler B. P. Kotrala Vice Prealdent Richard M. Nuwn. 282 NMddb Wm I against Nepal would be consid­ 700-300 vote of workers on June President Eisenhower had aakad same thereafter. who prealdes over the Senate,- will 61 BISSELL ST. that a NepaU border patrol officer 28 to call a strike any time after a military outlay of about 689,1/3 ered aggression against India. Returns from the farm aroas, be the GOP nominee. 2nd Ho«^-MlklMN 3>2738 has been Wiled and 15 NepsM* cap­ June SO If the eontract demands billion, for theHscal year that be­ reporting hours after toe ciUes, Cuhes-Cru»heA-Block» tured by OrlneM Communist Totcm Arriving Home Thursday Front runner now for the Demo­ N to A Hk , leit. 11M.-N to IVM. FiL- SAYS: The Nepal government an­ were not. met. gins July 1. The Houie kept near cut deeply Into toe Governor’a cratic nomination is Sen. John F. Opersting on the border with Tibet. this total but cut out more than early lead. At one time, he was His statement corrected an nounced last night it had received Kennedy of Massachuaetts. Other a note from Peiping admitting for 61 billion of Pentagon requesU and more than 8,000 votes ahead of contenders are Sena, Lyimon B. eatller official announcement that Petition* for Primary then added an equal sum for Its Burdick and coasting along with 15 had been klUed and 12 captured the first time the renewal of re­ Johnaon of Texas end Stuart Sym- bellion in ’Dbet. The note said It Hartford, Jufte 29 (JP) — State own ideas. Machinists’ Pickets a comfoitable 56 per cent of toe In the Incident last week at Mus­ Rep. Charlee K. Crary of Preaton ington of Missouri. had been necessary to sand troops The Senate restored many of the total bsdlot. Houae S(Maker Sam Raybira “HERE’S THE HEW APPLIAHCE tang. today applied for petitions to force But as toe figures from the out­ Into the 12H-mUe none along the (D-Ten) first announced the de- Mustang lies in a valley of north- a primary in hla fight for the Dem­ (Oontiniied on Page Six) lying rural areas came In, Demo­ here is just one of the hundreds and Hrest Nepal projecting Into Com­ ocratic nomination to the State (Conttanied *b Pngs Six) crat predicted a Burdick victory I '■ munist-occupied Tibet. Senate in the 19th District. YeU, ‘Where’s Ahe?’ by as much as 5.00Q votes. ? (Oinrtlnned on Page Ten) THAT REALLY SAVES TOIL Hje government said the Chinese "We’e got It In the bag,” said fired without provocation. 'S’oS'V Two Primaries Scott Anderson, Democratic cam­ hundreds of super bargains you'll find in Home Minister H. P. Upadhaya Russians Plan ing a 625 ixmd and^btaining 100 j -*- ^ Hartford June 29 (iP) — Chant-#good humor, were led ^ paign director. "It’s only a mat- . told the lower house of parliament primary petition forms. ing_ .„,ru—1’^"Where’?' Abe7 " «nii and “WeTcantainscaptaina andand diddid notnot Interfere Interfere withwith ,ter of time.” that a strong protest has been He is challenging the action of On Democratic Want Abe,” some '150 members traffic on capitol buaineaa. , Davis, however, eald ha waa still B u lle tin s . HOUSEWORK & MOHEY TOO!” filed with Peiping, which signed the 19th District Democrats who. While they marched, union Pacific Area of toe International Association confident of victory. to treaty of friendship with Kolra- In convention last night, by a vote of Machinists showed up to picket sound trucks played martial airs. We were worried for a while," from the AP Wires ■la’s government in M arclv' of 11-5 renominated State Sen. Al- Sen ator Spots in front of the state capitol. Some pickets were carrying an he aald, “but now wa’ro standing BIG ’500,000.00 Koirals^was Interviewed after R ocket Series fio Urbinati of Norwich. The picketing,’ which lAM lead­ American flag. The theme song up straight. It looks like It will go the announcement of/the Incident. • Crary will need at least 350 pe­ of toe truck was "Unity Forever.” down to the wire.” TRUMAN sKipa coaw E sm w By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ers termed "spontaneous” came as Referring to the ^ te s t message tition signers to qualify for a pri­ Machinist negotiators and repre­ Meanwhile, spokesmen for the This Is- the nation's first head-on ladependenoGy BIo*t Jnne t9 from Mustang h e ^ ld ; "Only one Moscow, June 29 (AP) — The mary on Aug.„ 10. Primary battles loomed today Governor said that he will liave collision between toe two major * sentatives of the United Aircraft -^Former Pre«Wf®t Harty S. man, a NepalL^heckpost officer\ Russians plan to lob a new aerie* Crary la serving hia first term „ f the 20 candidates who Corp. sat down to resume Ulks by plane fro'm the Nationsd Gov­ pau'tiea in a farm state. was killed b^Chlnese bullets and in the House and was the first won Democratic nominations for Truman aald today ^ if of powerful multi-stage teat rock­ which almost broke up ’Tuesday. ernors conference in Montana tola As such. It may Indicate diksatis- signed ns a member of the Mis­ Y * ■ S'' 15 Nepali nationals were arrested.” ets Into the Central Pacific next Democrat In nearly 40 years to be state Senate at district conven­ afternoon, arriving home Thurs­ factlon throughout the farm belt souri Democratlo national con­ The agteement March 21 to de­ month about l.opo miles south­ elected from Preston. He holds tions. A third primary was also While the two parties were dis­ with toe agriculture program as cussing at the su tler Hilton what day. This is, it was explained. In vention ddegation and would not militarize the border zone was part west of Hawaii. House seat 118 which was held by a possibility. accordsince with his original administered by Secretary Ezra attend the party's nominating o f ^ provisions between Nepal his grandfather and namesake in In toe 17th and 19th DlstricU, the LAM called "procedures to be Taft Benson. Analysts In both par­ An annoimcement last night said followed In future bargaining ses­ schedule. Because of toe strike sit' •easlon In to s Angeles. Theiro and China to define the high Hima- the new rocket shoot wlU be held 1889. , ! which cover the Ansonin-Derby uation, however, toe gove|nor ties are watching toe North Dako- the N E W ... Urbinati ia a professional organ­ sions,' ’toe pickeU paraded vrito was no further explana^ of House & Hale ^myan border. One of a number of July 5-ul -over a 50,000-aquare- and Norwich areas, respectively, his notion In n tetogram he « t places were the 500-mlle border Is izer for civic clubs. Crary 'la a placards In a long line between the (Oonttamed on Page Ten) mlle target area about 150 milea it appeared certain toe losers Capitol and the SUte Library. (Oontlnaed o* Page Ten) to Gov. Jamee T. fai dispute la at the Mustang pro- farther to the southeast than the dairy farmer. would force primaries. Bonrl, who Is at Olncder National laction. There were suggestions landing area of Ruaala’a first Par Some of toe signs read: Thomas Elliott, an Ansonla in­ "Aba Come Home.” Fork attending the nnnwal gov- here that China might therefore clfic rocket testa last January. Cavein Kill* Digger surance man, said he would seek eraors’ conference. REORGANIZATION '.contend the clash occurred on lU "What Progress, Abe?” In their first teat the Russians B. Windsor, June 29 (JFi— John A. a primary^...... In an.... effort to wrest "Your Problems Are in Con­ Prealdent onnonneed but monto OIL POWERED territory. ^ , said they fired a rocket some 7,l Americano of HarUord,^ died tola | the 17th District nomination from he would support Sen. S t u ^ h L / ’ •This was what happened in 000 miles and came within a mile necticut.” Rockefeller Raps morning tmder 16-feet of clay and incumbent Sen. James J. McCar- When! Issues Not Resolved.” Symlni^ii of Missouri for slashes with Indian forces, "^at of the target. The United S ^ tei sand at,i a construction site here thy, Derbv. McCarthy defeated presidentiW) nomination. Thn soured Peiping’s relations with (This referred to UAC prealdent aubsequenUy fired a super-Atlaa Americano was working at toe Elliott 20-8. Mlasourl delegntlon 1* pledged New Delhi last year. rocket 9,000 milea, from Cape Can­ William P. Gwinn.) bottom of a 15-foot deep riorm In toe 19th, State Rep. Charles One picket, grinning broadly to Symrngton. ; Last August, the Cailnese cap­ averal past the Bouthem Up of newer ditch being built on D e « - K. Crarj'. Preston, who lost 11-5 HOT WATER HEATER tured a checkpost in. the IndiM South Africa. yelled to onlookers; j "Where’s toe Ike’s Aid to fleld Dr. in connection with the l e g i o n a w a r d b o o e d Northeast Frontier ' Agency, kill­ Russia warned other nations to to Incumbent Sen. Alfio C. Ur­ lieutenant governor (John Demp- binati, Norwich, said he would also New York, June *» WV-A ing three men. The Reds claimed trafflc or capitol business. "There's nothing that eats up valuable time and money as a lack of plenty (Conrinoed on Page Eleven) s^ k a primary. He said he feels The plcketeers were orderly, in high achool graduation S A L E the post was in Tibet. (CoBtomied on Poge.PIve) Glacier National Park, Mont.,aby the states to finance research Norwich hsLS dominated the elec­ mony today broke up to a of hot, hot water always on tap when you need it,” says Helen MarUp,' In October, an Indian patrol was Juno 29 — Gov. Nelson A. on prevention of traffic accidents. tumult of Jeering, hlsaea, booe ambushed inside territory claimed tions for many years. Speaking aa chairman of Prea­ A possible primary was threat­ Rockefeller carried hia running and cheer* when an American author of the ‘‘Around the House with Helen” column. And ,the^maring hy India. But China said the patrol ldent Eisenhower’* Committee bn Legion award waa pr«sen^ to Invaded Tibetan territory and at­ Ryan in Russia—^ ened in, th? 29th District, where Ne?ws T id b its argument with the Elsenhower Traffic Safety, Hearst said in a pre­ Judge Joseph A. Mazzola of Ihe one of the gradnatoa. Official* new oil-powered hot water heaters are just fabulous. A sii^le^ 30 gallon tacked Red forcea. adminiatration Into the field of pared address that a penny a'year promptly halted the program . The Chinese are beUeved to b w t Willlmantlc City and Police Court Culled from AP Wires medical aid for toe elderly today. per vehicle would produce 6700,- won a 8-way battle ■with 15 votes. and cleared the hoD. It wo* the '• ‘ — storage tank will furnish more than a 1000 gallons of hot water a day. This at least six divisions totaling 90.- Already Involved in' a Republi­ 000 for this purpose. f y i 000 men in 'Dbet and possibly State Rep. Arthur J. Lucas Jr„ second furor over Legion award* n C reeps can ruckus over hia criticlsma of There was on tap a whole sheaf in this ore* recently. The o ^ ‘V • ■ ..r-- • ir. is four times more than you get with the gaS heater and eight times more f twice that numbe-. Nepal’s anny Oiaplin, who polled six.votes, said Florida’s newly elected Demo­ defense policies, toe New York of proposed resolutions. Amoilg num bers about 10,000 lightly he was seriously considering a cratic National Committeeman, burst came In a theater aodl- T ■ Y,-' .. governor invited smother fracas these was. one by Gov. G. Mennen t't ^ ',1. ’ equipped troops. They are able to primary. Rep. William F. Pakulis Boh Johnson, has asked National torium on Manhattan’s 12th than with electricity. And the cost is less thpn half. by denoimclng as "fiscally un 'Williams of Michigan caUlng on Street, where 1,400 persons, In­ move, only slowly on thf roadless Jr., Brooklyn, drew five votes. Democrats C h^ i^ a^ P ^ ^ an admlnUtUtlbnadministration meas- Congress to enact a bill for medical cluding porents and friends, ' -T!--f!. .--f tangles of the Himalayan ridges. Into Russian Trade ure to subsidise toe health Ti*?ur- insurance benefits for toe elderly (ConUnued on Page |f1ve) were gathered for ttie graduor Kolrala, outspokienly anti-^m - Leroy Collins as peijnsuient chair­ ance of needy persona over 65 within the framework of toe social man of the Los Angeles Conven­ tion exercise* of. 700 Stuyve- - ' I jnunist in private, has publicly years old. security system. ■’f - ‘ .’jL.- ii. -‘L -taken the stand that a policy of Capitalist methods edge into toe tion.. .Tblaland’s King Bhumlbol oent High School senioi*. (NOTE—What happens wh«» ’ Rockefeller called, in a discus This put Democrat Williams and neutrality rather ttian the limited Soviet Internal trade picture for a Death Count at 45 tells Congress time is ripe for even alon paper for a final-day gover­ HFlepublican Rockefellar in the same ' : W k . Btrength of NepW’s army will pro- middle claaa start* throwing It* closer cooperation between tJnited NIKITA’S TRIP CANOBLED weight around In the rlasslra* variety of reasons. ' nors’ conference panel on prob­ .tw tN epal in the difficult,position Extremely high-priced hard States and hia strategle Southeast (OontiniMd on Png* Six) 'Vienna, Austria, June 29 (JV - MANCHESTER OIL « that the Soviet In Wales Coal Pit Aslan kingdom In -view of present lems of toe aging, for congression­ The Austrian goverainent today 3)«tw«en it* t-wo fending neighbors, goods normally move alowly, since al passage of a bill ’to finance oiaimer WUliam L Ryan d ^ they are out of range of most world tension. eonoeled a projected ; trip by HEAT association with thle queotlon today In thia Abertlllery, Wales. Juno 29 (ff) T. Keith Glennan, administrator health Insurance payment* for NUdta S. Khrushchev to the ■*- Soviet pockets. toe elderly through social security Navy Blames Sailor article). Everyday items, like clothing, Rescue teams slowly moved to of National Space Agency, says Castro B lasts tlon’B highest mountain. explalB- W. G. GLENNEY CO shoes and appliances are almost in­ the surface today with toe bodies United States will send man on payroll taxes. Ing that the altitude might en- BANTLY OIL CO. By WILLIAM L RYAN Rockefeller opposed the “means ^ IS*- ' '•••■ . ,4 : 888 N. MAIN ST.—TEL. MI 9-6268 variably shoddy. The shelves of the of 45 miners killed in an ex­ 200-mlle rocket flight "before dimger his health. ’The change SSI MAIN ST.—TEL. MI 9-4596 For N-Sub Damage (.AP News Analyst) test" In toe administration bill stores are becoming clogged. plosion 1,(X)0 feet below ground In many months." President Eisen­ U.S. Sugar Bill In plans waa made at ITnaalan ' THOMAS McCANN In a comer of toe enormous, Store managers begin to com­ hower makes public report show­ as Ukely to require "cumbersome request; "W e were approached eso c e n t e r BT.—t e l . m i 9-91SS a South Wales coal mine. MORIARTY BRdS. • Portsmouth, N.H., June 29 (P> sprawling building of GUM, Mos­ plain and even balk about accept­ Miners hacked through a half ing public’s contribution -ref $4<^ and costly administrative mechan- by the Soviet emhosay,’* sold a HOWARD OIL CO. 301-316 CENTER ST.—TEL MI 8-6184 iams In all 50 states.” Havana, June 29 (ff>—Prime 184 OAKLAND S!|^—TEL. MI 8-«88« JiThe Navy says a crew cow’s central department store fac­ ing shipments of shabby consumer mile of debris to reach the laat million in cash and supplies for government' spokeaman, “ and -was responsible for recent sabo- ing red square and toe gloomy goods’ from factories. The prospec­ eight bodies. earthquake relief in Chile. He proposed setting up a"healto Minister Fidel Castro, In a tower­ told the trip to the Groosglock- M & M OIL SERVICE benefit trust fund” financed by a ing rage, today threatened to seize 843 MAIN ST— T E L MI 9-7640 THE L. T. WOOD CO. toge aboard toe nuclear-powered Lenln-SUlin tomb, a sign adver­ tive buyers are showing sales re­ The dead lay in a mile-wide Report circulates that submarine ner would be too atrennoe for submarine Nautilua. tises items that can be bought on sistance, and such goods collects pocket of lethal carbon pionoxlde has visited Jamaica’s southeast one-half per cent increase each for American Investments In Cuba Mr. Khruahehev.” The mouBtolB HUGO S. PEARSON . 61 BISSELL ST.—T E L MI 3-1129 "penny by penny until nothing Is Popular Rbpe Handle IIS PEARL ST— TEL MI 3-6078 CapL James B. Grady, com­ insUllments. dust for months. The consumer of­ gas. Rescuers wore oxygen masks coast, pre^mably to smuggle arms employes and employers In payroll Is 8,160 feet high. mander of the Portomouth Na^al These include photography- ten hoards his rubles to compete to rebel jjtadera of back-to-Africa taxes. Each social security bene­ left” if the United States cuts its WHITING CORPORATION to reach, the bodies. purchases of Cuban sugar. 264 BROAD ST— TEL'MI 9-1186 WYMAN OIL CO.. INC, base, did not disclose yesterday equipment, motor bikes, electric for better—and thus scarcer— The explosion came with a quick movement.. .Uncle Sam will reach ficiary would have the option of MIKOYAN ON ELECnoeni the name of the man who chopped sewing machines, refrigerators, items. end of I960' bookkeeing year to­ receiving health services or a check Castro made this threat to a Oslo, Norwwh^une 29 (A)— FOGARTY BROS.. INC. 24 MAIN ST— TEL MI 3-1603 flash and a colossal roar, dump­ cheering, "post-midnight rally of 319 BROAD ST— T E L MI 9-4689 a hose being used to test the other high-priced goods. To attack merchandising prob' ing down tons of rock as 700 men morrow with budget surplus of to meet part of toe cost of outside Anaataa L MflEbwa said ^eday health insurance he carried. the giant Sugar Workers' Federa­ BASKET HANDBAGS 'fll sub’s evaporators. The ordinary Russian would lems in a,rigidly controlled Com­ worked bn the morning riilft. 6600 million or more, the first If Russia openly Mppoetod n tion held in Artemlaa, 60 milea Grady said an investigation « have to save his money for a long munist economy, authorities re­ Some men died In toalr tracks, Buplus In three years.. .United Ready to close up their con­ UJG. pieeldentlal M»6dBta It time In order to be able to pay sort to Capitalist methods: In­ ference shop fdr too year, toe gov­ aoutoweat o f Havana. It waa hla eontinujjig but declined to say victims of flash tire, while 'others States will contribute 6350,000 to lOto major speech In 24 days would ooot htaa tfco i*on> A whether toe man underwent dia- cato. Now all he has to do 1s to stallment seUing, credit, more and crouched In rtiCuge manholes o I' Turkey toward coat of nuclear re­ ernors were reported leaning to­ ward Gov. Stephen L. R. Mc- and toe blttereat anti-American clpUnary action. bring a eUtement signed by his more advertising, store windows to suffocate from the deadly gas. search . reactor. Atomic Energy Soviet first depofy superior, testifying to his employ­ blossoming with special sales an-> Nlchola of Colorado, a Democrat, diatribe he haa yet delivered.. uBy $ *58 Last fall some electrical cable Four men escaped miraculously Commission announces. Stung by the bill now beforb toe news oonfereneo If \ on the Nautilus was cut and tot, ment and income. Deductions will nouncements and alas'hed list Bevy of strip-tease dancers be­ aa toelr new chairman to succeed with severe burns. Said one of U.S. (Jongreaa to authorize the preforenee la the Navy called It "Intentional dam­ be made automatically from his prices, hew neon signs flickering siege New York State Liquor GOP Gov. J. Caleb Boggs of Dele­ tioik "It la net BBT Job to m y oveS Moscow proclaiming'the vir­ them, 43-year-old Harold Legge; president to cut ’the U.S, quota, of 4 TIMES MORE HOT WATER age.” No report haa beenjlssued wages. The storea all are operated "Therei; was a roar 'and a flash. Authority offices, protesting ahnt- ware. . ^ anytidng tihoBt m a r h Cuban sugar at wUl, Caatro ahout- on that damage as yet, Grady by the government. tues of a variety of products. dowB ot torn nigfat dobs on gay In toelr usual dlKuaalon of high­ ropteA "Alta I t l kita • fv In aome conaumer eategorlea I could not see for toe cloud of way mutters, , the governors got *d that for ow y pound of sugu •aid. This la only one of the multiply- thick, swirling dust. I couldn’f and gaudy 52nd Street...Novelist reMoved from tho quota, hla The Nautilua has been under- inj( manlfeiUtiona of what may be there la a veriUbla glut of gom' 'nmaoola* Sagan and PublUfiisr a proposal trmn publisher William But.factory m?nagera fulfil) th< breathe. I stumbled toward the Rimdolph Hearst Jr. o f ths Haarat arotng. overhaul ^ for more than a a burgeoning Soviet problem: pit bottom. I passed somaona ly­ Sdioeller dlveread, but no m rdg« —W taMl BOI bo! _____ r What to kbout erosplng capital- Ndwspapsn for pooling of funds ywr at to* Portsmouth Navsl i ^ fijga Vwttw), ing dead." rounds uiBOUBdod by n m o li eonrt. NOW/thru Saturday, July^nd tsmT THE COST Hrifgwrt,

V - ■ Iv., . - t - / ' -\ i.-r. T H R U t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29, 1960

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, I960' 2 Anniversaries ' IN 1 '?• South Windsor Memar Olyippie pole vaulting id’ MouBtato lUhabOltolioB Whipple^McCirath centwf^ to Greenfield, N J l . , . Marked at Party Announce Engagements _ towi to a long time. I champion, ae one of three com; "VlewerB of Today,” the T to » on Dozing Driver « ^ **iir*’hhSn 1 ***The IWVerolty of Connidticut ajn. MIBC-’TV telecast Monday ’Twin wedding anniversaries werU through Friday, wUl feature in­ celebratedvat (a Manchester home As You Like It a S ^ Mddle ip k ^ U^Mancheater Shopping Parkade Tuesday at 8:80 p.m. with Say. terviews and analyses during the Sunday. By JUDITH AHEARN political conventions to Los An­ n o t b u m f o o n t o a o t •hmiIi daalar Wedges Auto Mr. and Mrs. Erick Hubtolo ,qf 'Will be held Saturday, starting at geles and Chicago by Burr-TUl- d e f e n d s o n s p e e d S X ild g rttoiriMu Hubbardston, Mass., and formeHy 10:30 ajm. It will, be a motorcade strom and his jx^^t friends /-^ B y Alfred ShetawoM N O inH ' of Connecticut, observed their 60th in conjunction with the Hunt A « 2 Under Truck anniversary at the home of their •a* Aiierkam Kukla and Offia 'The trio la ex­ In many notrump oOt^racts Circua pected to interview delegaitss apd t K daughter- and son-in-law, Mr. and t«r production of “Twelfth Night ia one of T9io Hunt a rcu s will be hold each Bide races to set up and cash (> 10 6 5 2 Mrs. Jorma V. Nurmi, 89 Foxcroft dignitaries and cover critl^^too- ito long suit If you see to* op- r i O 8 4 An Ehfield man said by ’Town those events thet be talked ^ Tuesday on the Morgan'Bradley ments in the proceedings. Dr. ’The couple lived In this state ponsnU era going to win tha racs YFI9T -BAR Oonatabl* Charles Jurgelaa to be VMM tA come by those who see it ^ is sum- Farm on Ellington Rd. In South ’The Oval Theater In Farming- 4 K 10 9 9 for 80 years before moving to Mas­ Much of the magic of It wa»e : Windaor, Just over the Manches­ ton le Showing “Oklahoma” you must look for a short out. i • working two shifts fell aalaap at sachusetts. «ut there by Mlee Katherine Hei^ of mind that would not let him get ter lino. The first performance will through'Saturday. Tuesday, "Will Wart Itads tha four of s^daa. tha wheel o f hla ear yesterday and Mr. and Mrs. Hubtolo have six S m dlgnlBed. wlatful and relief from laughter. be a t 1 p.m., the second at 8 p.m. Bucceea Spoil Rock Hunter” will East puts up to* king, and- you children, nine grandchildren, and win with to* ao*. Your nornal rammed Into the, rear of a town oomlo a Viola aa we have seen In and the third around 7 p.m. If start, to run until July 16. truck. ’The force of toe Impact seven great-grandchildren. Sada Thompson as Maria was (n plan is to lead a heart to to* k ^ fO U IH . Mr. and Mrs. Nurmi celebrated msny % ‘ Wljht.** a.^/1 as good as Sada Thompson aa there’s time, the third show will This Friday, “Two for tha StS' knocked him unconscious and Fteat, eheevldenUy underatood start a little early, and a fourth ■aw” opens at the Somers Stock and return the Jack of clubs for their 27th wedding anniversary; Mlatreaa Quickly. a flnawm. I f toa flneaira auooasto demollahed the front end of hla Members of the Immediate fam­ tita Character of Viola wnnplet^, played laat year in the *Me^ show will be given after it, All Playbouae. car aa It wedged Itself under the liy.f l.— ihe wao the lovelorn girl proceeds will benefit the Lsitz Jun­ \ "Weat Bids Stoiy” to playing you have five cIulM, two hoara A Q 9 « » ily and frienda attended the dual W es of Windaor." She injected and two apados — nlna fart Wcka. hack of the truck, whose rear celebration. dlaguiaed aa a boy. Into the' part all the heartlneM ior Museum. the Oakdale Musical Thaater in Wist Korik M wheels were sheared off. Then, aha could project the Worthy of Mote Wallingford. What if tha dub flnasm loaas? ’The driver, Frederick A. Ban­ and plumpness, smiling white The orchestra and' chorus of the Back cornea another apade, and ebaraoter to the laat Beat In the teeth and exaggerated geetu^, "Redhead’’ to playing ; at r M M ker, 85, was charged with rack- balcony, with every flickw of Hartford Festival of Music, direc­ Btorrowton Musio Fair. you have only eight trlcka. Bien Opeoiiit iNd ~ 44 and pinching and back 'slapping ted by Robert Brawley, will be tha opponenta win tha racA leaa driving and booked for ’Town amotion from alck horror at the Court appearance July 11. ■he could. heard in the fint of four summer they will '\ae in position to taka monds—A; Oubs—7 S. Whst do Idea of a woman’a being In love Playing Oralno was Donald concerts next ’Tuesday evening at tbra* apades, one club and on# ’The accident. occurred about I Wedding, with a diaguiaed girl, to teara re- you s s y t - p.m. In the northbound alow- Davli; curio, Stephen Strlmpell, 8:30 on the ground^ of the Con­ Traffic Tickets diamond. l ^ . An^cr: Bid two chibs. tha The engagement of Mlsa Alice!» I’Tlie engagement e f MUe Joanne atralned In the preaence of * ’The only poaalbl* Short cut u speed lane on Rt. 6 Juat north of Valentine, John Harkins; the sea necticut General Life Insurance Oo. Stayman Convention. If psrtnar Belasky-Griffin i Mary Paro of Rockville to William loved maaUr. She was Just aa good captain. Will Gear; the boy, David In Koomfleld. ’The other concerts In dlaihondA If you Istd Chapel Rd. Hazel McDowell of Seattle, Wash;, John Raulukaitle of South Windsor with the rambundtioua acenea, Called Blackmail a h ^ a major suit, jrou wfll »a ^ Gresa; Fabian, William Hickey; are scheduled for July 12, 19, and diamond from on* hand or toe to game. If he blda two d ^ on O a . Edward L Dlmiow, of WmOeae- Miss Shirley Ann Griffin of to Paul Eric Paige of Seattle, is announced by her parents, M rs.! particularly the one where ahe re- Henry Oibeon vUle Rd., South WIikMoiF. |wae Manchester and Arthur Paul Antonio, Clifton James; Sebastian, 36. Memphis, Term., June 28 WO — other, and tha next player haa the s h ( ^ a m ajor a u l t ,;^ wUl r a ^ Wash., is announced by her par­ Frederick Gleim, lOMi Snlpslc St., fuaad the gift of a Jeweled ring, Clayton Corzatte; the guardsman, ace of diamonds you may ba aMa to game. I f ha bida tvm diarao^. standing on the running board of Belasky of Vernon were united In ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mc­ Rockville, and David Paro of Mil- 1 Sons and daughters of members Darling.’* Playing the lead wlU Traffic tickets here are "a form of marriage May 14 ait St. James’ and a d u eli^ acene. Claude Woolman, and the grlest, orof nHartford’s a rn oru s Wadsworth YrauavYui.^ o.Henry Athene- Olbson. ’The play is a to win tha rsca. ■ h ow lv no major oujw yon wJJJ the truck when he rsAHzed there Dowell. Spokane, Wash. Her fiance ford. N. H. Finally, aha prtnoctad herc^- Patrick Hines. blackmail,” says a city Judge. If ths tanUon of the author haa been a plotting of MalvoUtfa downfall. day wiU do the trick. Public regto- ward the purchase of 3,00fi alldea legal status of the tickets? (Copyright 1980, Oanosal, »ba»«w o plane Co. In Seattle. by toe Connecticut Mutual Life In­ If the opponent takes, the ace truck driver who waa waiting for The Rev. Joseph Hj .McCann of­ Mr.. Paige is a graduate of Man- surance Co. of Hartford. , tradiUon at the Stratford theater TOe other was an exit of Sir Toby tratlon wlU be held the foUowlng o f A m e r i^ arU and cra will be at home after July 5 gt chiffon. regiatered repreecntatlvee call on you, at your oonvMilenee, to The vlctlme were todentUed paaiSa. You hold: Spadea— K 10 rram plus treoMsuloUB d u - aayo R. McGrath of Gardner. Bsaiat you. b e t t e r your problem Involvee enetoouaand or a 9 5 8; Hearta—Q 10 8 6 8; DlBr ' of FIBEWOtaKSI Mass. The bridegroom is the son of 126 Spruce St. Robert P. Ouff of Hartford was mlUioa doU a^ we have the facUltlea. to render you eompleta A&P as Joeeph C. Severance, SI; his In Middle East The bride attended schools In best man. Ushers were John P. wife, Amalto, shout 66, Soituete; ^U L T S fl-fiO—KOM Ms Mr and Mra. Ervin G. Whipple of ■ervtea. 325 Highland St. Gardner and Templeton, Mass., Belasky Jr. of Vemon, Harold R. Mrs. Arthur Bettencourt, 65, East Miss Barbara Caleen, daughter and la a 1952 graduate of high Griffin JT. of Manchsrter, and I Weymouth, and Mrs. Hilda L. ’The Rev. Percy M. Spurrier of Preudly af Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Caleen. of South Methodist Church performed school. She is employed by Mar­ William T. Raymond of Manches­ F i n r a u . Olordanl, 60, North Weymouth. Bnclno, Calif., and formerly of ter. Shearson, HAMMILL i Co. The Severance couple had been the double ring ceremony. The low’s, Inc. The bridegroom at­ BnoaKnmiwWorld Flovoer at the Paritade Stores. Mountain Rd. were host and host- 8 GRISWOLD ST. FREE ALTER4TI0ES One fnlM ia Modern Cnp am at a party for 30 guests held W e Give JttfT Onen Stampa A native of Madagascar, toe in the. couple’s honof on Saturday. 1 fiame tree (or royal poineiana) has EACH SETTING ONLY I been canried around the world and | I now 'decorates gardens from Note! Thru Tuesday! w oes THAT SAYi l A Q PLUS COUPON ★ Hawaii to Jamaica and from MANSFIBLDin I Florida to South AmericA ^ rjCT.3l-32.WaLIMAMTICCT:)f< rj "Huckleberry Iten” Shown Irt With purdiiM ei 2J0 or SUVA FOR THE IJISSY USED CAR BUYER! METRO-GOLDWYH-MAYER tmM SAMUEL GOLDWYH. JR’S r __ ^ “AT EASE B E r WITHOUT COUPON lake a moment out of your busy day and road-teat one of E f l S T U IO O D TSlRfs-rhejUventupeB of ' theaa Safety-’Pested Used Oars sad see what .A -VSAiM VTlIi^FT • 4 A>7 M All rr OHO dltlontoe mMSS. IT’ S NOT ’IHE LIST PRICE OF 3TO ^^^i^cljebeiTB'Fim THAT MA'IDERS;’’ It’s toe GASH DIFFERENCE—the TWO TOP FBATCBES amount you pay wlto your car. ^ ______** ■ - Bock Hadioa Blcberd Esaa Deris Day Dorothy Malono *59 (CHEV. $2295 "A SrMMER PLUS A WONDEBFUL CO-HIT! *59 CH€V. 52495 ■PnXOW TAUT PIACE” Impala Convertible. .Loaded! Bel Air 4-door seduic'x la Osier lOoIot ROBERT STACK-DOBOTHY MALONE HUSH PUPPIES V lltoStM •7ae^. I to "THE LAST VOYAGE” to Metro Oolori •58 FORD v^ $1196 '*Se DODGE $1595 F-500 4-dr. sedan. Fully Motel Oae Oempleto Show Oslj CoreUet V-8 4-door. PULYBOYS Itooh Evenlex eqniiqied. Deere Opea 6iM, Portormaaee. TlU *54 OLDS. $1195 ■57 CHCV. TI495 HOBOES Sea., "The Olaat of Uersthoa'' 8-88 Holiday Sedan. 210 V-8 station wagon. reeuLARLY sio.W STATEB *54 CHCV. $1095 •55 OLDS. $895 MATINEE AT 1:45 EVENING—Doom Open 6:M 216 "6” 2-door strd. trans. S-88 2-door. ,E4ST HXIITFOM Fbatare First At I-I45 | / Cmnplcto Show ab7t00 ■54 CHEV. $495 •53 PLYM. $395 /TONY DEAN JANCTy S in is t o r Bel Air 2-door. station wagon. FAMILY CURTIS* AAARTIN'IftGtr , FEATUBB ■ n d I IB IN COLOB 1:45 sorM uningly U5ED. . . BUT HOT ABUSED (Not Too much) BniBhed Plgekin. Biif^ Loneostar 8:46 fu n n y l SPECIALS ' "UNPORGIVEN^' r te e »56 FORD Fairlane 2-Door H ardtop ...... $745 AM colerB M idc«y Roenay '54 OLDSMOBILE Deluxe 98 Holiday Coupe $595 'R o b y N b Im i i " c B i d s t y l e e AddUMotua Completer Vteeee Own M a n '56 FORD Custpm 4-Door ...... a •r'6 a s ■ e • e $395 BUY TWO! YOU’LL PAY THE In Ha v a n a '54 LINCOLN Conxertible ...... $245 WlU Be AvaUoble Soonl. > 5 - A USHT-I '52 PONTIAC 2-Door Hardtop ...... $ 9 5 (REGULAR 2.79 PRICE FOR ONE! Covered Sugar end Creamer HEASTIO ..^ileoG uiim eM X Divided Vegetable Dith UUeS AT LOVC .'53 DeSOTO 4-Door ...... $ 9 5 ^ RfGL$4.9B U G .$ ij9 « ---- If ra samAmfllH RWm Covorud nuttor Dish AMOm THE BadIveB*]bnneiiOlHtfA Come sea this tremendous lelecHonl Every one of our regular-stock dresses Is Included ^WINDSOR AOULTBI ,L Enie]& iraa*llod(toRiid MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE in.Mils sale. . . and n’t dionce to icoop up real lovlngsl W odw ble cotton prlnlB In TMilit SMBkeri woei r BiyiBidMRdME bright colors and dark i . ; sunboeb os well as tronritional coat dresses, step-ins, ilp*fionls. ■ FUTOBB n AIX OOLOB MOTOR SALES bee end embroidery trims, too. Sizes 12 to 20,14V4 to 34Vk. Hurry In for this great talel i D ll if i m r * $ ^ . 9 9 ■ JOHN WAYNE BAY DWYER, Used Oar MaMgar. » ■ "BABBARIAN •Selling and Servielng New OldemobUea for Over 28 Years” 9 Just Soy Cheige H at Werdt. P«y In 80 Days or Extend Payir.ontt ■ . AMD THE GEISHA" 813 WEST CENTER ST. 1-2411 ■ BOCKHUDBON iM dayi "HamrilMr and **Boy and tha Imnghtog Deg". OPEN EVENINGS. ■ ■ • I M B a n «B'*u'nr‘Uiw''m«JU6 H "iBan, Bob a f OeoUaer* TUESDAY. JULY 5 AT 3 FJL ONLY ' , ,i: ■■ A MACHO 8BOW—n u a s BAO OF T B U M X. - PI I .-1 ; ; I1-|- P[ c; t • 1

/X- p a g e F 1 ![E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960 glorious armed forces will bg a for graduates of Army and- Navy RANOI ■ V Academies, Khruahehev boasted of shield for our country and all Bo- MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., X, JUNE 29, 1960 R6ckville-V ernon Two Primaries Russians Plan Russia’s rocket might in all spheres clallat countriesr from battlefield range to inter­ " I t is not contradictory because t ’JEL o n PAOBFOUB our army is not an aggreaslve ar­ continental mlasiles, GASOLINE On Democratic Pacific Area The premier, declared the Soviet my. Our army is a peoples army Neighborhood Talks armed forcea should increase their defending peace. Our sacred duty vigilance in case the ‘’imperial­ is to strengthen our armed force* JMt/nn Rocket Series because aggressors still exist.” TV-Radio Tonight Senator Spots 8* ists” unleash a new war. I Khrushchev, told the audience in Defence Chief Marshal Rodion BANTLY OIL To Be Held on Charter (CoBttaued from Page One) the white and gold Kremlin HfH Malinowaky told the group that ( . IMI' \M . INI' 119 to (OentianMl frem Fag* One) while the number of men training taxpayers Pay hia hearty welcome to the new : : -I \'\ I ni.M icesp their ships and planes out blood In the armed forces might in conventional fields of warfare •Four neighborhood meeUngs onfwas------graduated------from — Unlver- - il.' Conventions were held in dls- is diminishing, those training in Television STARTS * . isMsfr ‘in sOnT. K of ths teat area, wHl*h lies about seem strange while his govern­ TEL. Mitclicll 9-4S95 ths proposed consolidation charter slty of Connecticut in 1957. t trictr composed of mors than one ment w ai calling for disarmament. rocketry and allied fields are -in­ Church Hears Cfiiaage 200 miles west of Afflerlcan-held On $15,000 *or M ore 6:00 : Tha Meleon_Famlly toWk. DlstrlcU confined e n O re lf "W e do this,’^ he said, “so our creasing. 4^ win be held at homes in ths Vsr- The summer schedule at First Palmyra Island and within 600 ROCKVILLE 4TR 5-3271 . WMW., JMw (In piogrese)^ TOSiORROWI / within one community wlH hold 9:00 Mystery neater Ron Fire District tonight Lutheran Church will begin Sun­ miles of Christmas Island, where iiaily wow (U> orogress) day when the worship service will conventions in August. Cartoeo Playhoase Ths meetings, intended to ac­ the Brltlah touched off their first and ^e^uillaneire be held at 8:80 a.m. Sunday The Republlesn counterparU HtfBBARD HILL flOo»U«d -ustnc n r w ----- Count et Monte Crlste Hawaiian Bye quaint ro d en ts with the charter, were nominated Jiin* 18. The GOP hydrogen bomb. Eleanor ...... S;80 Pv# Got a Secret _ . w. are open to any registered voter school will be discontinued for the taUblUlMd In & complete 6;SI Weather. Newe^end IperU _ Trottlnt Bacea from Tonkm city conventions also will b* held > Tsss Newa Agency, which Issued Ratlaael, Donato and e-.90 Capt. Davia ariet living in the vicinity. Hosts will summer. DAY C A M P revaluaUon of P«>P«^y 15,260 Tate 10,-21, Arthur Von Au, a student at -in Allgust. ' the announcement, said the rocket "1 Bier, total* more than $»,44«,000. Nancy ...... Film . _ 10:00 Wed. Night F1|$U „ t. be Atty. Harvey A. Yonce, Brent M ere are the nominees by dis­ FOR EXPERT 18,900 dpoita. Newe * Wenther used in the July tests will not be Robbins, W. Wesley United States Bteel Hour I. Dr., for all fiox Mountain resi^ Yale Divinity School, will condui^ A tou t 1.200 property ownera are S:4B D (^ Bdwarda 1 This Jm Your Life 10. trict (X indieatss incumbent): equipped with the final stage. This OPENS JULY 7 Ronson, B ru ce and John Dely dents; Everett Gardner, Hansen the servicee during July whUa-tBe WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Mated. Of thla number. 10:80 People Are VUimy 10. 4th—Fiwd B. Doocy, Wapping apparently meant they will not IN GLASTONBURY Theresa L...... 55,000 6:56 Barry Baranta Not Sbr Hire Dr., for Echo Mountain residents: Rev. David G. Jaxheimer,'pa*t<»> RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING aweesed for more than ♦lo.wu. 17,300 7:00 Shotgun Stado Star Si^Ulght is on vacation. Mr*. Henry Lar­ (X). carry warheads. Rose, George O. .... Robert F. Kingsbury, Main 8t. Mb—Robert R. Maynard, Bris­ They include the following tax- Movfe at Seven , 10:46 uncovered son will substitute ss organist for The announcement came a few COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE For boys and girla, ages 8-12. Rothwell, Marjorie and After Dinner Movie Sports Comer Talcottville, for Talcottville resl AL Commander ■ayere: Mrs. Harold Schelb^. tol. hours after Premier Nikita SEE Swimming tastruotlon, erafts, ' Reeldenta John ...... ;. • 40,950 TV Mall Order ^ 11:00 Barry BarenU dents, and John Grant, Pleasant Tth — Oharie* Alfano, Suffleld Anthony O'Bright of 311 Oak Santos, AbiUo and Rose . 15,010 News and Waatber 21 Weather, Sports A News I Dnkm Church Schedule Khrushchev called on a group of eports, nature' study, etc. Fer ^ News View Dr., for Overbrook Heights (X). St. was elected commander-of the Albaai. John and Schailer, John, Yvonne and 7:11 Film Dr. AllUon Ray Heaps, of Tol­ Soviet military school cadets to further Information call Mrs. 18,360 Huntley-Brlnkley 11:16 Jack Paar 10, residents. 13th—Russell I. Boyce, Walling­ Dilworth-Comell Quey Post, No. ■ Emilindla ...... World's Beet Movlea land will conduct worship serv­ ‘‘master the conditions of a rocket Alton, Richard and Phyllis ...... ;... 48,015 John Daly—New%, Referendums on the charter ford (X). CLARKE MOTOR SALES Richard O’Dell, Glaetonbury UConn Graduate 10, 22.' 80 Starlli^t Movie 102, of the American Legion last and nuclear war which is what the 18.690 Shensie, Lillian V...... 16,890 T:S0 Wason Trair ' 11:30 JacItPaar ices at Union Con^egatlonal 14th—Gloria Schaffer, Wood- • Elizabeth H ...... Meredith O. Morhardt, son of Connecticut Reports July 5 will determine whether it night at the Legiop Hom*. imperialist aggressor! are pre­ Country Day School, MEdferd Sheridan, Bernard J. and Recktinlns 1S:6D News A Weather Church during July. Mrs. Mildred 301 BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 Anderson, Clarence H. S. Ml 1:00 News Prayer will be adopted and thereby con­ bridge (X). Other new offlcera are Alfred paring.” 8-2040. 20,850 Mary ...... 24,810 Mrs. Jean Morhardt, 88 Hollister 8:00 U S. Marshal Coleman will be soloist.. 17th — James J. McCarthy, ’ and Mildred ...... 8:30 Price le Right tC) J3 30 Late- News _____ solidate the Town of Vernon, the Fredericks, senior vice command­ Speaking at a Kremlin reception Anderson. Louise .... 17,970 Sllverstein, Blether S...... 31,110 S t, and the late Frank G. Mor­ City of Rockville and the Vernon During August, the Rev. Paul Derby (X). SEE SATimDAT'B WEEK FOR COMFUCTE U8TINQ J. Bowman, pastor, of Union er; Robert M on g^, second vice Apdriol, Milorad and Smith, CJeorge W. and hardt, recently received hie B. 8 Fire District, Votlpg will be held 18th Ralph P. Dupont, New 20,270 Katherine ...... 16,080 Church: will exchange pulplU commander; Theroore Fairbanks, M argrlt ...... at Town Hall for city residents London. adjutant; Elmer Rice, finance Sumner, M. BUla and degree In phyeloal educaUon at the with other ministers as follow* and at Vernon Elementary School I9th—AMlo C. Urblnatl, Nor­ officer; and Michael McDonnell, Jeanette ...... 18,840 University o f Connecticut. Aug. 7, The Rev. Truman H. < ^ « n c “ ” “ ...... 1 M «0 Radio for Fire District residents, during wich (X). chaplain. Ansaldi, Anthony and R IU 29,810 S w a n ■ o n, John and Morhardt, who recently com­ Woodward, East Hartford; Aug. 20th— David C. Proctor, Water­ (TWs listing Included only tSoee news broedcaete of 10 er U-fBlaald the hours of 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. 14, The Rev. Edwin C. Meineker, Also, Howard Chase, historian; Aubti^y, Marie M. and Blanche ...... 19,780 pleted hie schooling at mid-year, Votes will be counted separate­ ford. r Wilber^ Little servicS officer; Gene 17,920 was a member of Theta XI fratern­ length. Some etatlona esiTy btber ebort neweenete). North Coventry: Aug. 21, The , John ...... T e d f o r d, Donald and ly In the 9lty and in the fire dla- 34th—Nonpan A. Busaid, Dan­ Freeman, assistant aervice officer; 15,680 ity and co-captain o f the baseball A WnO-1989 Rev. Sterling 8. White, Elmwood: Avens, Vlsvaldls .... Norma ...... 16,150 WDRC—1800 trlct. A majority in each munici­ bury (X). and Joseph Bigenault, sergeant- w 6:00 News. Weatber A fiporU "tm Avery, John D...... 19,350 Thoms, ' Eldward J. and and soccer teams at UConn. He 6:00 News, aoiinfui COBBIES and Aug. 28, The Rev. RoberUK. 25th—Norman Hewitt Fairfield 15,610 si£:ned a bonus contract with the 6:16 Art Jotuison 6:30 Album ot the Bay pal entity must vote for the char­ Shintod^ Talcottville. Bernard at-arms. Baglin,-Raymond .... Margaret F ...... 24,730 6:46 Three Star Extra Francis E. Miner and Lee Pa- m Chicago Cubs last year, and is now 6:46 LowaU Thomas ter in order to effect Its adoption. Scluieider will be soloist during - - Belcher. Allen and Trelmanie, Kris El and 7-00 Amoii N- Andv 7:00 Dick Bertel 36th — ■ Norman P. Seagrave, Uno, past commanders, were elect­ 16, Aw completing Ills first, year of minor 7:30 News of the World - , Pool Record Broken Dorothy ...... Blugenia ...... 16,070 7:30 Double Your Pleasure August. Darien. _ ed to the executive committee for ■yo. league play with tancaster. Pa., 7:46 Bob and Ray 7:46 Public Service Program The redord attendance of 1200 at V***. ierzlns, Ludvig and Ubert, Elicabeth ...... 17,210 3:06 Nlghtbeat .. Admitted yesterdsy; James 28th— Maurice ^YTerland, Dqn- a period of three years. 16,580 Cub’s farm team m the Class A 8:UU World I'ontBbt the municipal swimming pool last Rosina ...... Upenieks, Ludvig ...... 19,920 3:15 Muslo TIU One 11:06 News Webster, 30, Davis Ave.; RiU ielson (X). John Stewart, retiring com­ icnic ays year was broken this year, on the P D 11:16' Snorts Final Brondolo, Oluglio and Valentine, Esther ...... 40,700 Eastern L«ague. JS:00 News _ ^ Bierkowskl, 2 Michael Dr., Ver 29th — Joseph A, Mazzola, Wil mander, has now assumed the 27,120 la-.lP Music |U1 CM 11:30 Radio Moscow fourth day of the season. Balbiano, John .... Valentine, Robert D ...... 106,590 11:46 SUrtlght Serensds non; R IU Gallant. 32 High St. llmantlc. office of junior past commander. 1:00 News. Sin OR U:66 News: Sign OR v Donald Berger, .pool director, Oaldera, Mario and Varca, John ...... 20,540 W HAY—010 said there were 1,246 admissions to Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. 30th — Robert P. Bums, Tor- Installation of the new officers Nerina ...... 19,040 W IKF—l i N and Mrs. John Saira, 51% Village will be held at the first meeting in VerceUl, BMward ...... 16,810 6:00 Big Bbow 4:00 Sinanoiai News the pool yesterday, including 350 rington (X). ,>• Oaldwell, David M. and WaddeU. W alter C...... 16,490 BOY SCOVT S:SU JoEn Daly Hwfy iHfMi St. ^ ^ 31*t — Mrs. Helen p u t Foster, September, .85,010 6:40 Big Bbow ?:16 Showcase and News youngsters who took swimming Henrietta B...... Willey, Paul Jr. and Bar­ :00 ruitno Lewis Discharged yesterday: Arthur 7:00 Ed P Morses 7:16 hlvsnlns DevoUons 1 bf Iw oslls sfylsA lessons In the morning. ComwalL Oharest, Alfred J. and bara ...... 15,530 ^ote$ and News 7:16 bS S h o w __ Theine pool canc»n accommodate»ccomwwu«ba 250 Ftey, *w10 Terrace Aw*a»wx» Dr.; Dorene St S2nd—JeSm. T. Reardon, Water- li.740 11:30 F ^llc ARaIrs -r. 7:20 ^owcase and News trict, would oppose' Republican Ely M ...... Wood, lisonard and Phyllis 15,080 12:00 Slsn 7:85 Family Theater to 260 persons in each of the five Louis, 88 MounUin St.: Robert town. 'Thomas Brennan of Wethersfield Cheney, Douglas T ...... 21,570 8:00 News _ Noa-Bsaldenta WPOP—1419 . A I s a iM f M l swtamingswimmlnr periodsnerlods held during the 'Cohen.Cohen, Cambridge, Mas*.;Mass.; B Sknl*trI# SSrd — John r. Ptokstt Ifiddlo- in the election next fall. Doocy Clferk, William and The final pack meeting of the S:0G The World Todsy siM biii Abi hi ( Baminl, John B. and Bet- 6:00 News. Weather ;80 Showcase and News a ftm o o n and evening, Berger said. Reed, Cambridge, Mass.; Shirley town (g). L. ^ .will oppose Republican Ken E. Dorothy ...... 24,940 tina ...... 81,370 eeaaon for Cub Scout Pack, N®- 6:15 Conn. Ballrocm :00 Take Five—U.S. Marins Oerpa Gorman, Main SL, Ellington; John S4th-.^WllUam A. Murray, Dur­ 17,360 7:00 Ray Somars S9:06 Showcass and-NswS Park ERroUmeut High Geyer ot Wethersfield for the Ooetsmzo, Joseph...... Carinl, Ehigens and Olive 15,170 47, was a family picnic at Camp 11:00 News A total of 170 children have reg- Wisniewski, Rockyllle Hotel. 21,770 11:06 Music Beyond the Stars sad Mtws ham. State Senate seat. Brennan Is a Crockett, Elsie P ...... DeCiantls, Anthony F. and 11:10 Ray Homers 12:06 World News Roundup letsred for the summer play pre>- 85th — David J. Dickson, Staf­ 41,450 Johnson on June 18. Awards fol­ 1:00 Del Raycee candidats to r U.S. Congress op­ Oimock. Louis C. •.••••• Crescent C...... 32,659 12:15 Sign off ______, tn at Henry Park, according to Vernon and TslesMTUIe nasrs M 15,200 lowed a period of games, and 12:06 World News—film OH ford (X ). posing Democratic Incumbent Blmock, Louis C. Jr. . . . England. W . H a r r y ...... 16,310 ph Schuniey, director, handled throogk The HeraM’a 25,680 \ Emilio Daddario. l>tmock, Richard . t ...... G^wdy, Eiarle H. and those presenting the awards were ship and woHd brotheiliood: Paul he m u n 1 e i p a 1 playground ReckvUI* Burenn, 8 W. Main S t, OWyer, Harold J...... 16,700 tor Ckigsr. Kurt MUlsr, Brsnt M - Correction Gladys E* •■■-«*,#..»*. 23,150 dressed as Indians. They Included mer, WiUiaip Hahn, Thomas Halm, Walckowskl, eltlssnshlp, Swim­ opened Monday with an enroll­ Mephone TRemont 8-81S8. Potato ^?hlps have become moc* Brlandson, Olaf and i 1 4 ® » ment of 133 youngster*. Enroll­ The Herald reported erroneously Green Manor OonetruoUon Wallace Geiger, Durward Miller, Mark Pctroski, Mark Herrick, ming and scholarship; tsirry Prss* popular than peanuts at ball parka Florence ...... 46.880 ment Increased by 87 yesterdsy, yestsrday that Fred Doocy of Co...... 18,820? Wallace Geiger Jr., Richard Trot­ and Roger Spencer. ton, Altlsenshlp and printing; Rob­ and other amusement areas, ac­ Fhcchettl, Frank and ert Willis, citizenship and scholar­ and all but ten of those enrolled Wapping, Democratic nominee Hartford Electric Light ter, Ronald Herrick, and John Perfect attendance, David Bengs- Mary ...... 19,855 ship;'R obert Martin Jr., dtlzen- attended yesUrday’s session. from the fourth senatorial dls- cording to a survey. X Co...... 116,654 Turner. ton, Richard Brennen, Roger Spen­ NOW Flano, Anthony ...... 80,510 Bhip, firemanshlp and printing. Transportation to the park la Holl, Edward J...... 94,820 John Romanowlos was named cer, Victor Geiger, Brent Balmer, Fountain, Alm a and best ell around Oub Soout, fol ONLY being provided for more than 60 and A l 16,648 Jewell, R a y m ^ P. and Thomas Hahn, Mark Herrick. John Star Scouts were Larry Prsston, Russell ...... lowed by Victor Oelger and Mark children living in the west end of 89,890 Pearl D...... 15,630 Romanowlcz, Mark Pslwskl, s ^ Robert WilUs and Robert Martin J^eddo, Rose Herrick. Awards for -best head- Jr. A swimming award was prs-^ the city. A mask parade, the first happy 24.880 Town o f Manchester William Hahn. Rack activity 100% o f the weekly' special evenU will CHglio, Leonard ...... bands were given to Mark Pe sentiHr to David Crafts. * " Water Department 14,860 attendance, Victor Geiger, and Kurt b* held tomorrow from 6:80 to 8 q __For how long did wampum Oiglio, Alphones, Eugene troskl, ’Thomas Hahn, and Robert . *0,040 Menschell. Bernard ...... 55,770 Miller. Denner and assistant den- Assistant Scoutmaster Ron Win- p. m. Prizes will be awarded for serve as a medium of exchange be­ ' and Michele ...... Trotter. Other awards were CHenney Robert C...... 18,690 McKinney, Everett T. ner stripes, 16 boys. Golden Jubiles tkera showed colored slides of uie best masks. tween the Indiana and colonists? Qorton, Robert E. smd and L«is B...... 87,620 follows: badge, 36 boys. Year pins, 33 boya camping trips made by ths troop. Schumey urged parenU to attend A — Although the New England . *2.070 Rlsley, John S. Jr...... 17,550 Wolf badges, Robert Trotter, the weekly evenU to see how the law authorizing wampum as legal ■ Sue A; ...... William Monk, Thomae Martens, ■ayes, William E. and Senkhell, Eldward and Scoutmaster Robert Martin of playground program is being op­ tender waa repealed in 1661, it was. Bruna ...... , 18,950 Bruce Comiskey, Jamte I«ssard, MbreCemfertWwIag ^ s e M ...... 19,110 Troop 152 at Bowiers School pre­ erated. atUl used as currency down to the Peter Quieh, Mark P e tro e k l, healthy ■errlck, Earl C. and Shulansky, Saul ...... 17,820 sented awards at a recent meeting. Renovation Bids tim* of the Revolution and well in­ M...... 1B ,«0 Stephen Carney, and John Leone. The troop’s first Life Scout award FALSETEETH Specifications for ' bidding on to the 19th century in some place*. ■errlck, Edson P. and Bear badge, Mark Herrick. Bob­ was received by Mark Glalber. Here U a pleasant wpy tboTercome renovation of the office at Maple cat badge and book, Carta Reale Others who received awards were loose ptoSa dteoomfort, FABTEETB. St. School may be obtained at the Q _W h ere was the first raUroad , Helen L ...... f0,B40 on Improved powder, iioyt, Wesley M. and Ruth Millett Uon badge, Victor Geiger. Gold David Lyons, Tenderfoot; Gregory UDoer Vnd lower"piatee holds them office of Superintendent of Schools paaaenger and freight station ■X Gwendolyn ...... 16,430 I arrow on lion, 'Victor Oelger. Gold Brand and Paul Krysiak, Second nrmer eo that I««l «“ote com- Raymond E. Ramadell. opened in the United States? ^tchinson, Keeney J and arrow on wolf, John Brouder and Class Scouts; William Heck, Paul The office la to be enclosed to A —Baltimore, Md. lillia n D...... I...... 16,508 ln,y Pbkild Now to Make Brent Balmer. Jubenville and Thomas Crafts, ss-Msjns’iS-.'E- provide more privacy for the prin­ Swanowaky, .F r a id t...... 1S.480 Gofden Tosue Hafipy Ones Also, silver arrow on wolf, John First Class Scouts. ess cipal. * • Q—IVho waa the first U.S. drus oountois •TEi7Wh6t6* Jensen, Howard F ...... 16,640 How can a .huMmnd and wifo Romanowlcz. Webelo badge, ETed Merit badges were presented to Other renovations are repairs to Supreme Court justice to face im­ the following: Steve Platz, fores­ Jensen, MUton and Betty 17.680 mako sure Uiat their home won't Thompklns, David Bengtson; and be made during the summer and peachment proceedings ? a James Butler. FifUeth anniver­ try, citizenship in the home and are not large enough projects to A —Justice Samuel Chase in Johnson, Fred, Sophia deserted and their lives and Nettie ...... 18,400 sary badge, David Bengtson, 3710- printing; Mark Glalber, fireman- warrant bidding, Ramsdell said. 1804. 'The Senate acquitted him. Jones, R. Kneeland and empty once all their children are Painting is scheduled to begin this Elsie ...... *1,080 grown and gone from home? week, and many minor repairs will Q—'Who mad* the first map B a r, James S> and Here are a few etepis they can be handled by the janitors. showing division between North Marjory H...... 17,000 take to guard againrt suddenly Specifications for fuel bid* .will and South America? ■ozikoweki. Alexander T. finding themselves lonely togeth­ bs'ready for the middle of July and A —Gerardus Mercator, Flemish '; .and Joaaptiina ...... 1S.M.0 er: will be due the end of the month geographer. Xreyaig, Oaoar and Agnea 10,280 While the obUdren ai^ growing Ramsdell said. Arm y Specialist 4 Andrew R. ■lutalnla, Alfred 8. and up, peurentd must manage to find Q—What building hi Philadel­ ' ...... 17A70 time- to be companionable, time Amesite Drives Wlnnans, 24. son of Mr. and Mrs. phia is famous as an extmpl* sf James R. Wlnnans, Rt. 1, Enilng- tAe, Myron and Laura . 18,780 for each other tm well aa time for Greek architecture? ■ I ton, participated with other per­ tAventtial, Alan and itheir children. BY A—Girard College claimed to sonnel from the 4th Armored Dl- be the most perfect Greek tem- Doris ...... , M7.4fi0 They muat make friends and visien in a field training exercise • • «L if there's anything you need, there's plenty here pie in existence. lAeteclV Joeeph and Joyce 15,160 hold on to them inatead of becom­ THE b» Grafenwohr, Germany, conclud­ 18,820 ing aibsoitoed in their children’s XiOmbafdl, Domenica . .. 00 ed .June 22. Jiartin, Arthur J. and lives that they ngleot old friends Specialist Wlnnans Is a radio Q—'What building haa become 18,640 and don’t bother to make new CO. known as the Cradle of Liberty? at Burton's that will save you money to spend on . Dorothea ...... Thomas Colla operator in Headquarters Co. of Ifamae. Roland A. and ones. the division’s Conibat Command C A — Fsneuil Hall, Boston, Maas., Doris ...... 16,880 ' They Should look around for Ml 9-5224 JA 2-5750 IR Crallahelm. A 1958 graduate of bscause o f the many historic meet- ICassoUnl, Louie . /...... 18,830 some hobblee that they both enjoy Rockville High School, Wlnnana inga held there. HHek, MichSel and George 24,580 and that are challenging enough your holiday or vocation... here ore just a few items Miner, Margaret M ...... 23,385 to hold their Interest. M and,M OlTService .... 29,840 They should cultivate some In- Mbrancey,-J. Edmond end tereete of their own, so that they Juliette ...... aren’t completely dependent on gCorianos, James ...... 37,230 each other. M(UTa, Gasprin ...... 18,180 A s their children require less &et M iXTRA Strength of Drip-Dry SliarH Spoeial VakM SiMcial ParehoM Miortensen, Robert and o f their time, they should begin Cotton iroi^ f. 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Quality slips, beautifully de­ plaids, novelties in chino and paint that gives you P O R M F ir F IM R F A C T $ t All eoHon vrith oil nylon upper butt. or* and they’ll wear and panties. White. Sizes 5-6-7. and! to give o wppiy of woter to customon The CoBOserieot Bank: and TVust Com­ far you. tailed in dacron and cotton,- tarpoon. ^ •xtro durability end We'ra here to help, any way wa can. You’ll want several. Whitl. wear. One, aize fits all. Short, on liigh ekvaHone your coopercrtfon h re- outwears ordinary S-M-L, proportioned. average, tall. house points 3 to I. D quoeted in conryiiig out rite following The ConneeKeuf Bank YES FRIENDS. 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Missy, junior and novelties. 8-M-L, ^ for toll good*.- Shadoyi end wH bo^hi offect until furriior and Ttoet Cotnpsmy Burton’s . eardigan* and pullo?vera. 84 and half size*. ' and SUPPLY CO. to 40. r . T. B U S H JB., Preeldent mad TreMurer 89S Main St., “M It’e Hardware We Have It” i , Bfanehester, Goiui. miuiioiiESiiBt warn c o w a iiy tn MAIN or. '' *^®™*®?* w a oiVB itdC onoEBS snrAMPO T ----- . .X .. - . . ...J...... ,, ^ :

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Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., We d n e s d a y , j h n e 29, I------tanks,'guns and other equipment Prasidaiit dsoldsa to put a fun alr- Jarvis Acquires ^ been sUUoned to Verdun, France, for the army, or about $1()0 mlllUto boms alart Into opsrntlM. for the past two years with the Senato roatoratlons of 97th Engineering Division. When $40 Billion Isas thah the Senate had approved. outs to funds tor mUltory travw, Marine Corps Hut The Senate had voted $$88'mltl- he reports back to, duty to com­ proficiency fiytog, communications p i n Rockefeller Raps plete seven month! of t o t h ^ Uon extra to hasten developlnent and administrative expenses were ^ e Quooset hut on W. M ddla i 'tv SixHonpred years’ enlistment, ho wlU be sta-, of the 2,000 mlle-an-hour The whittled back again somewhat. Tpka„ at pna tliha tha boma of tha tloned at F t Banning, Oa. Defense Bill compromise holds this to($l00 mil­ •&V V ' At SoontOamp lion on top of $85 milUoni asked by Rrank J. Manafield Detachmant of For Work in Misa Cynthia Echo of Old State the administration and voted by the Marine Corp# Leagus, Will 1' Ike’s Aid to Aged Rd., a Windham I^igh School grad­ Nears Vote theH ouse. Some Taxpayers •oon ba to n down, aoeordto* to m A uate of this year, has been en­ Other cpmpromisea Include; its now ownor, Aloxandor Jarvis. Cancer Drive gaged as assistant waterfront di­ (Gonttoned trwq iPaga One) 1—$170 mUUon to prepare for an Beating Due Date A dead fllod with tho town mark w I r » f her prise attack. This was double the ^ D Cleaners, which rerontly p ^ •ountiy edequete defeneM to Arthur It. and EJmily H. Tolf to a great deal to the success of the former high school swim-'t^acher. $11/4 billion above the House. The Pentagon's budget request. vance of the due date July 1, Col- chssed ths buUdtog from tha ^Teaterday on the leeue that this Blon P. and Phyllis M. Tupper, local fund drives, Mrs. Nathan Miss. Rita Custeau. Miss Erho compromise cuts this back about . 2—$200 million extra to expan;^ lector of Revenue Paul Cervlal Leagus. recently earned her Red Cross •ffsst Bo^et military might. property on Ashworth St. Pell, chairman of the drive for one-half. , the military airlift to carry Arm^r—m today, A spokesman for J**|ria !tod ■ I William P. Kinne Jr. to William the past seven years, announced Qualified Instructor badge. Urging a IS bHUon Increase In R and Florence E. Petroske, At Nutmeg State The $298 mlUlon for the carrier and Marine combat forces to any unpaid after ths property wlU to BUenhower’s defense budget. yesterday. wms rejected by the House as was global trouble spot; This was some , a Mi of ^ P®** tore development, but ^ d th w property at 221 Adams St. Mrs. Pell rquested the pins for, John Forryan, son of Mr. and the $244 million for the Bomarc sre no Immediate plans for Its uss. Rockefeller said In a conference Roy M. and Marlon D. Thomp­ Mrs. John Forryan of Lakevlew $50 mlUlon less than voted by the Au^K- ^ M lty c L ^ for eid» p«port that this country now is and presented them to, Mrs. Jesse antiaircraft missile, which has had Tho Jarvis Cono^^*® ■ .1 son and Frank J. and Lois M. Greer and Alfred Brand for their Park is attending the Nutmeg “ 84 mUllon, some $50 ••more exposed to fatal danger than Pliilopena to Thomas D. Harrison, Boys State, at the University of a spotty record in early tests. currently erecUng a nevf, b u U ^ over before in our hlstopr. financial backing and to Mrs. The compromise provides full above the House figure, to speed .Rn under this for the cleaning firm on j ^ p ^ y property at 23rH5 Orchard St. Arthur Sweet, Mrs. Louise Smith, Connecticut this week. John is development of mlliUry saUlfites, All tax W or undM toW •niiB was the second similar Ansaldi HeighU Inc. to Frank sponsored by the Elks, Williman- money for the carrier but elimi­ includiW the Samos spy-ln-the- yw r «nust be paid In one Install acroaa W. Middle T p k a ^ m the Mast the New York governor h ^ Mrs. Kenneth L. Fox and Mrs. tic Lodge. nates $50 mlUlon of the Bomarc former League home. The ej*“ * lasued this month and It was ob­ J. and Lois M. Philopena, property Marshall Nuhfer, members of her funds and another $75 million the era at present carries on opera- on Virginia Rd. committee for six years, for their Senate had added to fequlp two "*'The” bm*^ also carries authority] ’****■ ^ vious that administration officials Leonard and Ruth L. Cooke to Manchester Evening Herald to transfer or spend extra mllUonslpald 1958 tw es on real e s to te i^ Uons to a building near toe were becoming irked at ^Is course. faithful and earnest efforts in be­ Columbia Correspondent, Mrs. bases in the Pacific Northwest strueUon* site, and to a buUdtaf In Washington, Murray Snyde^ Rajimond*^ and Doris Beller, prop­ half of the society. It alsp Includes $162>4 million if there is a scientific breakthrough | ^ filed in the town clerk s office at 20 E. Center St. SUPERbW*^^ erty > n Steep Hollow Lane. ^ Donald B. Tuttle, ACademy on satellites or missiles, or the next week. assistant secretary of de^enw, said The pins bear the Crusade em­ 8-S4S5. I to speed up modernization of Sam Secretary ’Ihomas S. Gates had of­ CAD Cleaners to Alexjmder blem on a sUver background. fered Rockefeller a briefing on U. Jarvis, property- on W. Middle Outdoor Court of Awards; , S. defense several weeks ago but Tpke. A Court of Awards ,to be hfeld the New York governor had not Marriage licenses under summer skies, combined taken up the invitation. Harris Rodney Watson of 9 with a family picnic and a camp­ cSv. Mark O. Hatfield of Ore­ Griswold St. and Janice Carol fire tof-make it impressive as a gon said he wondered if the Nw- Smith of 127 Green Manor Rd., closing ceremony, will climax the York governor Community Baptist Church, June Boy Scout activities for the sea­ l8 on 1958 Information on 30. son tomorrow night. Roy Edward McGuire of 18 ALIING'S Wilbur Fletcher, Scoutmaster, .T O - fund based a similar crlUcal re BattieU Rd. and Eva Anne-Marie has announced tteCt -the court will U 7 lUiClroix of ainton St., Eman­ combine Troops 82 and 182, and **® l^ef^er will get another uel Ijutheran Church, July 2. that it will be held On the school to detail his views In a Laimons Miska of Bridgeport grounds at the rear of Horace W. "scheduled Friday and Karin Romania of Albany, Porter School, at T^o’clock. fore a Senate subcommittee N.Y., Concordia Lutheran Church, Heading the list of awards are Ing into^natlonal policy July 9, Thomas Roberts, who will receive S n » c | Sm. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash.) Robert, Arthur Folsle of Hart­ his. Life Scout award; PeterRob- •fr' said. Rockefeller will be heard in ford and’ Janet Mae Hentschel of erts, Raymond Levesque, ^avid a public session. . ^ 05 Ansaldi Rd., St. Mary s Church, and William Card, who wm each Broilers and Hatfield defended Rockefellers July 2. receive a Star award. / right to speak out on 'Alexander Augustine Haney of a ^ r Gov. CecU H. U n d ^ o t ^ ^ Cardioials Head UtUe League 138 Birch St. and Eleanor Pa­ ' For Season Virginia had characterised tricia Provost of Monson, Mass. the New Yorker’s tacUcs as an ac­ With their seventh win of the Building Permits season last night, and no losses, 8 9 * tion of “pollUcal cowardice. Roscoe L. Thompseon Jr. for An­ Underwood, who will »«rv« “ the Cardinals retain their lead in thony Sgro, addition to house at 73 the Little League series here. They yiHOU catcher But Hatfield was more chant O. V. Erlandson for M. BSuen- for the Yanks. Umpires were Ike AILING brings to MANCHESTER ?-itoro buying |wwor, offering MANCHES­ bum, addition to Tiouse at 186 German and Joe Armstrong. *^Hatfleld said that whUe he Ludlow Rd., $2,000. Back from the' Seas thought RockereiierRockefeller was wrong. Marcel Jutraa for-Raymond Gi­ Six thrilled Mariner Scouts re WHOLE iT . be wasn’t going nolfl, addlUon to house at 88 Alex- turned home from a 4-day trip TER lower prioeSi fine ^uulity ani'ALLING’S oourtoout tonrioo. Sbb|i Ailing’s er censor the N w ws Under S t, $600. Tuesday, which had been high­ •Tie has a r l ^ t to e x p r« his Builders for. Fred lighted by 100 miles of water opinion,” Hatfield M l^ R^krfel- U>*<*'*nn, addition to house, at 219 travel. store where you ean be sure of your dollar value. Our reputation is bshind od he doeent interpret charter Oak St. $1,600. Mrs. Andrew Verprauskus, skip­ quartered ^ 1 9 . »tatement aa any act or po- ^ wiUlam HoUatider, Inatalla- per of Mariner Ship 6 packed five ««CS >“”•”* SPUT,CUTUP Utieal cowardice. tion of airtminlng pool at 818 Cen- of her high school girls mariners • o **Wlth all candor and Integrliy | into her. car Friday and drove to each purshase you make! he haT attempted to explain t o I Clinton A. Jerome, alterations Bar Harbor, Me. Plans made pre­ 33c points of view,” Hatfield conUn- and additions to house at 88 Ken viously took them onto the Blue- slngton St., $2,000, nose Ferry which runs from there *TOe Oregon governor said Rock- Joseph Mlzla, erection of f«ioe to Yarmouth, N. S. and upon their OPEN DAILY to i ; OPEN THURSDAYS to toUeris defense proposals paral­ a t 228 E. Middle Tpke., $160. arrival they were met, by a Girl 9:15 530 9:15 9:00 Serve with Ocean Spray CRANBERRY S a u ^ lel those of Sen. Stuart Syming­ Gustave A. Malmborg, erection Guide compemy (the .equivalent to ton (D-Mo), a candidate for the of house at 446 Spring St., $11,000 3 * . ,^HRiaiP nacr DemocraUgresrive Republlcgnlsm, reported that an esU- Famous Brand lost, sinkers, box of 4 lures, ttey beUeved In, among 200,000 Tibetan nomads— swivels. ^ Sit- W9 V. S9.75 Quality Skin Diver P O R K B E A K S vKsnJmN Nylon Cord spec. C Q Q •f housing,.“is;.,. education, medical care

ct of nition north of Shlgatse, the dis­ ning Herald can be for­ 1—HoUow Glass Spinning Sam Snood " ' reassurance the Democratic con- patch said, snd they now are try­ 0 .9 S voition can offer to the coimtry ing’ to disrupt supply lines from warded to be at “Mail Personal Models Rod. $1 No. "100" WHson snd the imiverse is the nomination Sinklang Province Northwest of WESTON VANIllA 0« ASSOiUaj Call" regniarly with all OFF c e ^ A^g of Adlal Stevenson for president Tibet. '1% and John F. Kennedy for vice pres­ the hometown news LIST! G O L F BARBECUE TREATS stoefiKPaii ident. people away from $ •This ticket can not only win > e ’ ^ CRiSCO SHORTEMIIG Sneaks ... 99c ■ MANGHBCTB EVENINO ^ A L D , MANCHESTER; C O m . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29. 1960 • T " MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAI19<0 -OPEN 9 TO 5:30-THURSDAYS AND RIDAYS TO 9 P.M. - CLOSED'I^NOAYS p a g e e ig h t ' r 935 MAIN STREET-TEL Ml 3.5171 tution has been violated, be may THf HpUSI OP I^Sm pN ■ueh approMh, «U would k»volM«i, uhaA eould "endanger Interna­ I seek to kave thq United States 8u- tional peace and security.” Iprema Court ravlow ths action of iHanri^rfit^ well, howerer Ru*iU bOhavod,. be- I the highest staU court which la eauae our pooltloB wtwild b*.vo been Perhaps In view of the universal open to him. A defemUnt In a 5ALESSERVICE ^ ConvwitioiKil condemnation of Eiehmaiui and the , tatnuig ^Tralb decent. criminal w e may dso> apply to lY I GLASS The Prtaldeht did not follow general syntp'athy foi larael In this the FedeniJ DUtrlet Ccnirt for a HEARING ^ writ ef habeas corpus upon ths through on hla original candor. In­ matter. It was not In the power of BUMll Slr»*t ordinary men to do more. And ground that a federal constitu­ AIDS M in c h eitjh " CMjn. stead, he InvoKed moral Justifica­ tional right had bsen violated, but THOMAS F raROUSON In view of ^ e thanklessnese of ^^ALTER n FERGUSON tion for spying, and allowed It to generally not until after he has OONTAOT LENS gPEOIAUSI O F M A N C H E S T 8* Publishers be understood that we were pro­ its task, Argentina deserves the .. .. _ I gone through the state courts and Founded October 1> 1881 : and ths appellant may then file » Sought review In the United SUtes claiming our right to continue worid'.s gratitude for acting as the Appeals Published Every Evenlni Except The right of appeal, one Of our reply brief. If he wlahea to do so.'I Supreme- Court - flights over Russia. United Nations’ conscience in de­ A time is then assigned for a hear­ the parties 8tl^s^e and Hnlidsys Entered At the manding that international law and most important safeguards. Is not In criminal eases. OPTICAL STYLE BAR Post bffice At Mnnehester. Conn., as Doing this, we doubled the origi­ a right guaranteed by constitu­ ing and counsel for the parties are the SUto of ConneeUeut Second Clse* Mail Matter. ______Justice be upheld, even In the case present oral arguments to ths which Is In a 1 position somewhat nal affront to Russia and the per­ tion. Instead. It is a right which court Our Supreme Court of Er­ StlBSCRrPTION RATES sonal affront to Khrushchev, and of an Eichmann. has been created by sUtute. The nice the plaintiff In a civil action rors Is made up o< the chief Jus­ and the accused, who Is In 5n.ve.r^'!‘“ r..‘"..*.''.':r.v...n5.».. made impossible for ^ him any highbet Appellate Court in Con­ tice and four uMoeiato Justices. All ftx Months ...... necticut ie our Supreme Court of in*the*Taw^ * defendant Three Months ...... • E’ course of conduct much different of the co^^lr | ^cUon. Although ths fsd- One Month ...... iliTors. Weekly ...... from that which he «Bft take. A ThouRht for Today In general, under our systems to w?ite toi oplnloi^of JSSm Single Copy ...... ™ Te begin following .the U-2 Inci Sponsored by the Manebeeter of Jurisprudence, the party who the Murt. SomeUmes, one or two feels that he has been aggrieved f%f liiMttfiAl mAV dilUTTM With I thWl OIIC# fOf ftliy 0*t*H*®» ' ~ MEMBER OF____ dent with one kind of policy, then Connell of Ohnreboa by the decision of a trial Judg* upon SAVE ANY AMOUip « THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to switch to another, ind to wind the opinion of the majority The Aseociated Press is **bluMTely 11 ------.. questions of law arising inIn a in»itrial wish to Intricate his dissent with this does not prevent the "Ute ATtliled to the use of or up being consistent with the neces Yesterday this column discussed ‘may appeal to the Supreme Court All news dispatches credited to It or a AAvlatAtA eafA waif SA# lP»»e»sve»ei anVbJtal !■ thMSAft lltWbn or without wriUng a dissenting from appealing from an adveme SAVE ANYTIME ^ not otherwise credited sltles of neither—that was the par prayer of Petition, in which we ask of Errors. The appeal Is based upon opinion. Not every error will be Judgment. This Is bec»u« the and also the local news 1™'*“*'',*'* God for something for ourselves. a claim that the lower court has r All rights of rcpublication of speclAl ticular key mlsTake'nothing has comnjlUed some error In the way considered sufficient to warrant a people of the State ara enUuM to dispatches herein are also reaerved really been able to cure. ThU was Today We turn to prayer" for reversal, but only one which la • fair trial Just ss any Individual We^ra aa sear aa the nearest others! called Intercession (or In­ it has stated or Interpreted or ap­ harmful enough to have caused an is, and to seek to have the 8u- mall box. Ask for Save-By- Full service client of N. E. A. Serv- what sired the break-up of the tercessory Prayer). plied the law or that Us Judgment Blall Forms. la hot supported by the facta. Per­ tmproper result. preme Court correct any error **I'ubl^hers New summit, the turbulence In Japan, This is one of the common types The Supreme Court does not ^hich a trial court may have . Julius Mathews Special Agency - New the uneasiness in other allies, the of prayer. I find that, when special haps the most familiar example to York rhicago DeirQ’t n» the layman is fouhd » l*twye>' hear witnesses, but considers the Qommltted. If an accused has MF.MBER AUDIT BUREAU OF sinking ieellng at home. The par­ periods for Intercessory Prayer are objects to evidence oMered by his case upon what la c^led the re-1 wrongly acquitted, this may CIRCULATIONS______ticular dlpappointment, of course, announced, people readily send In opponent during trial. The Judge cora.cord. The rne conionwcontenta ofm the ui® record result inm anotheranotner trial,uiai, butout It does uow ~The Herald Printing Company Ine.. their requests for the prayers of a must decide-whether to allow the depend upon the grounds upon to what we call double Assumes no financial responsibility tor lies in the fact that, throughout his congregation. There wUl always be which the appeal la taken. It a l-I------m..— ..i— — in tspographlcal errors appearing In ad- public service, it had been Presi­ Introduction of the evidence or not. vortisements and other t*adlng matter the long lists of the sick and shut If one of the lawyers thinks the ways includes the papers ______in The Manchester Evening Herald. dent Eisenhower who had been ins; there will be prayers for- re­ Judge is wrong in his ruling, he the court below. It may Include a la to settle controversies, OURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND the one individual In Washington covery and prayers for the dying. must take an exception and he may statement of f a ^ found 'V »«• ^he end ia not reached unUl Dlsplav advertising closing hours. Our Intercessions may be asked for or Monday—1 p.tn, ITiday. who reversed the wrong decisions then appeal from that ruling at the Judg# from the evidence the facto and the law which U for Tuesday—1 p.m Mmdav. the President or others in authority prm er time. a Jury could have found from the w, *- tboee facts have -ft tSt -ft ins brand new For Wednesday—1 p.m coming up to him, took the large in the nation and State. People For Thurilday—1 p rn Wednesday Th*-.le party appealing to a higher For Friday-1 plm. Thursday. and healing role, and saved the will ask prayers for bishops and court is called the appellant, and For Saturday—1 pm. dey smd thereby eetabllahed him? other clergy, for the church, and hia adversary ia called the appellee. ^ JritoiSUs to to^S Th** *• SAVINGS ( Classified deadline; for the union of Christendom. They An appeal must be filed with the by r “ ^ e r to tSrtrii?^^ Bar Association of C^%c- dav of publication except Saturday— ■elf as the world’s leading crusader will want u* to pray for members and the" tosnscript of testimony tlcut to order to make you better LOA-IV * A.m. - • ______clerk within the prescribed time. Informed and more fully aware of in the iause of peace. This time, of their families who travel. Prison­ The appellant must also file a doc­ may be used uptm appeal. If the A S S O t I A r I "Wednesday, June 29 unaccountably, he reversed him­ ers will be remembered, and all In testimony ie to be used, .it must be our lawe. ument enumerating the errors /Af3VJtS0^SA VfMmS self. and the consequences still re­ any kind of trouble. ' which he asserts the trial court certified by the reporter end by the trial Judge and filed with the Atoioat 20 per .cent of all pe- •awcwssTse» etassT riwassiat iwsTiTSTies verberate. Then there will b* the seasons has made. He must then file a The Committee’s Report when people want to pray for rain brief In which he states his argu­ clerk of the court. deetrlan deaths in rural areas In­ If a party feela that eome right volves J[>eopl« wanning to ttie road­ /O O tiA € B d n Ten of the Senate Foreign Rela­ and sunshine, and a return of the ment and its legal basis. 'The apel- fruits of the earth, O, in our day, lee may file an answering brief. guaranteed by the federal eonstl- way. tions Committee’s 11 Democrats, A Course For America? there may b« a request for prayer and four of its six Republicans for all honest Industry or business. Governor Rockefeller, in the Joined in the committee’s report on Yes, jteople want to pray for others. eouree ef hU alarmist speedi to me U-1 incident and its aftermath, It is right that each one of us 1 the Goveniori out la Montana, la- should. Intercession la an Impor­ making its verdicts W-partlean tant step fat our flv* levels of + +SHOP+ + prayer. Tomorrow we take up Penitence. The Rov. Alfred L. Williams Rector, St. Mary’s Church are that - best Bike Sales.Pick U p Ji«Oon”"or^h*eth.r or not the equipped It’s sparkling new. Up-tcMiate as can be. And we're mighty p r ^ of iL V -i flights should be mispended which is most intolerable t o ^ Bonn—West Germany’s bicycle during Oie eeason of the m im m lt Am«ncw Industry made a strong oomeback So we want you to aee it..be our piest See how much oonferwiee, although there ie rea- —namely, the etrategy of the llret last year. Altogether, 1,614,000 bicycles were manufactured, 202,- •on to believe they had been mie- strike.” « 000 more than to 1958. The 1959 more fun it's going to be picking floor coverings in. this new shop, ll'f rnoved p«ded on previous ocearions for Asked, by one of his fellow Oov- total Included 516,000 motorised SJom attc realm s; that ”thePe 1. emow. If he bicycles and 41,600 motorcycles. g ^ reason to conclude that the vocaUng that the United Statee -j • ? from our second floor to the b a s e m e n t . . right at the ^tahould not have gone;” “that latrike the first blow "If ’If danger threatened,” Governor Itockefeller there probably would have been a TWO MILUON foot of our main stairway. We think youMI like the way we're showing summit conference” If there had replied that only the President been no U-2 Incident, although no eould make that decision. PRESCRIPTIONS one eould have guaranteed Its ae- Meanwhile to 'Washington, on all stock broadlooms in rolls..the special order section where •ompliahmenta; that "Soviet re- the BStme day, before a Senate sub- ARTHUR DRUG action was greatly intensified by co m m ltt^ Henry R. Luce, the Safely Compounded. y o i i can choose from Ifterally hundreds of weaves, patterns and c < ^ in lenurely two aspects: (1) the Interpretation famous "Mitor and publisher, testl- that the flights were got o j ^ e on-1 toat he believed p w ^fu l ^ tlnue and (2) the asaui^Hon efl existence with the Soviet Union c o m f o r t . . . the bright, airy effect that makes h easy to visualize each personal responsibility by the and China impossible, urged larger ITesldent.” defense and aheltw programs and THE HARTFORD aEGTRIG carpet or mg in your own home. So be our guest.s' The committee also felt that j appropriations, and urged that we LIGHT COMPANY HOWEVER YOU OET THERE . . . -too much emphasis may have seek to carry the "cold war” to a Dividinis Dicliral tomorrow if you can, when we're serving coffee to all visitors from 10 a.m. to beenUiWll placed vs*on JJustification W.W of------theI completely - - victorioua conclusion The Board of Direetorii flights.” And It polntsd out, as a oven though, he said, such a course has declared ths follow­ hindsight gulds to what onr . eon- on our part would \lnvolve the ing dividends all pay­ 9. p.m...or Friday or Saturday for sure! "gteatest foreseeable risk of total able August 1, 1960 to duct might havs triad, “thst it stockholders of record rsmalns in our totsrsst to so- war” because, ha said, a Russia losing the cold war might ehooae at the close of busineu Murage Soviet proponents of a July 11,1960. to havs a hot one instead. peaceful course and to discourage Common Capital Stodc Soviet proponents e: an aggrssslvs We assume there might be, at 76 cents. the printer time, a marriage be­ •ourse.” 4.60% Preferred Capi­ And the sommittee, quite to- tween the Luce anticipation of tal Stock 66^ cents. possible Russian recourse to hot Opening eci •ritably, has Its eritietsm for the 4.9679 Perferrsd Capi­ •onfllcttog and oontrkdlctory rs- war and the Rockefeller verdict tal Stock 62 tents. that the best blow we could be ■ponses with which various Wash­ KATMOND A. GnSON ington agendea met the Initial U-2 capable, ef striking would be the Prssidsnt dlselosures. first blow. Te all thU, the Senate Foreign n is question to: Do such rscom- Broadloom Q95 Belatiotis Committee has brought "'••‘ean and your family if you take tinie to enjoy the long week-end! opening Khrushchev so pointedly Jews, bow has Implldt UN permle- Choice gavs him. * I don to hold him for trial. And Ar- 95 : Broadloom II95 Followlng ths deadpan policy, gentina has the ’’reparations”^ she Broadloom this would have been a particu- demanded, to tht form o f' IsratU TAKE TIME TO CHECK YOUR HOM^ BEFORE YOU LEAVE. Take an extra minute to be sq. yd. I I Regularly $135.00 to $161.40. Seven ruga toriy senaationai spy Incident, but | apologies for the manner to which mir« doora and windows are locked, electric and gaa appliancea turned off. yd. in this group including a Pine Green scroll merely one more In the list of such "volunteers” located Eichmann to Originally. $13.95. 100% wool textured Wilton, Sea Green, Medium Green tocidents the routine oourse of di­ his Argentine isir and spirited him TAKE TIME TO OET THERE AND BACK. Baay doea it! Give youraelf plenty of to fet^ Heavy weight 100% wool textured surface needlepoint surfaced carpeting by Mohawk Dusty Rose textures, Sand Beige plomacy has hitherto taken to lU back to Israel. where you’re going, figuring on the heavier-than-uaual traffic, wiare tne In loop, pile weave. Choice of two tweeds in a choice of 12 ft. Brown-and-Nutria Honeytone and Brown-and-Nutria tw w ^ stride. An observer detached from the to*s homo hooting ^ road and arrive alive. And plan to he home—io/ely—by dark! ^ ind tWo solids: Multi-colored Brown or Tweed, or l l ’lO" width in Spanish Gold Mostly cut from our broadloom rolls! After ws had begun the normal emotions Involved to the ease Rose Beige tweeds; Medium Green or Tweed. For that “quality look.” deadpan operation, president El­ might have hoped—f V , y / PAOB MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960 Twin Olwervance IfANCHBSTER EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNES3AY, JUNE M, 1960 largest aueto eorporata moves la Frelda Welsenfald, might, enjoy ioltan PAGE TEN hUtory, ths Chamber sajhp, la dua the dog's “ companionship and pro- For Rev. W illiami Kfdtice StateNews to be made the weekend of July 15, tactiem” without "endangering the neighbors.” ...... Hm Choftes W. M r o p l ^Stockade Annit^ Tolland Boy 16 and 17. A St. Feter’a Day service and I The company sayi that when tha The dof. a 70-pound shephe^ Obituary named Dtttce, was banish^ toy New Avery Explains Plan Holy Communion celebrated at St. Agmcy. Ine. Fishing No Longer Man’s Domain July mova IS completed, there will Heal Estate — leemaaee * To Recess K for ^ Roundup toe some 1,S(X) employes In ths nu­ Canaan Selectman Charles F. M a il’s Episcopal Church ,tole Safely Home Kelley on May 25. The dog jumped Sirs. Elisabeth D. Rodla clear (civilian) side of the com­ morning marks toe 28th anniver­ Hm Moved toT M r Widow Carries Word / Mrs. Elisabeth Dalton Rudln, over a 6-foot fence at the home ♦with the Army. IB betwewi M tch -*^ a rn a (Continued from Page One) bustion operations ait Windsor. This ^ToExi sary of the ordination of the Rev. New Leeolten B t VIVIAN BROWN 2 Conventions i of lU owiter and bit a real estate Ing a tarpoon and a shark at for whetting her interest in the formerly of Laurel Manor Conva­ willw i l l break ugom sv du v oy v ^ s t IntoaatM,r about 700 at — - - AP New»f»»t«ir*( Writer After Search Alfred L. WllUame, rector of St. Bahia Honda, Fla., In the Keys, piscatorial pleasures. lescent Home, died this-morning tl)e corporate offices, and about 600 that Duke 517 Main Sf. * eonstrucUon of a 160-unit garden rogriun. Steve Mary’s Church. If you hsven’t vlalted a aport* Dede explained: ”I saw the companionship peo­ Of Hope to Prisoners at Manchester Memorial Hospital (Continned from Page One) npertinant building. In the Gyrating side o f the nuclear N el^bors oomplata^ that Bolton a v ll Defense Director^ junlbr baseball (GROUND F1XK)») ple can have fishing together by Ten-year-old James W. Scott Jr. after a long illness. dlviaionr ? was vicious but Miss weuenxeia _ ___ _ I m p ^ n pitch- The Rev. Mr. Williams was or­ ’ aiop to buy a "Royal Coachman, "The wonderful thing about Whilo a power ahovel and hla John D. Avery outlined to toe S dained a deacon In the Episcopal fishing is that women do not need watching dad and mom. Women was returned to his Tolland home She was bom in Bolton, Oct. ?8, clslon for a recess — which mssns fellow-workers attempted to re­ The company aays there are the dog Vd for M"and M^ Jaff ‘Maxwell w m Phone Ml ft0394 a "Parmachene Belle” or a apirt- Board of Finance last night a pro­ catcher. Bob Hutchinson and Billy Church on St. Peter’s Day, Jime to be athletic to enjoy it. It Is one do not sit home and pine away Ft. Campbell* Ky, (iWl For IT^to the office of the general unan­ about 8 o’clock thU morning safe 1878, daughter of the late Robert the scrapping of a drive to wind move' Americano’s bodjuUm laat somewliat lese than this total fl- *l*w^***^ddlnx kennal after nlnit reel, you’re Just not living nounced. an4 Mary Gribbon Tiffany. She gure in the Naval Reactors Dlvl- ^ » Wwt Iteddlng^^^^ Ursln were toe Sheridan batteiy. 20, 1032, In St, Peter’s Church, sport that woman can enjoy with­ these days while a beau or hus­ years, "Stockade Annie,” 'a little up the session before the opening rites of the CatholicyChurcHwer* posal to expand 2-way radio com­ band goes off with a dry fly or “Aren’t enough of our boys get­ but cold after being the object of a was a lifelong resident of the Hinds garnered a home run with Niagara Falls, N. Y. out having well^^developed mus­ of the Democratic convention m administered by the«Rev, Eugene slon, the other eection of the com- tn® /co m m o n Pleas Court munication In towiy government He has been at St. Mary's since The 1W>0 teenager la up on her mullet to keep him company. She old lady in a long black di-ess and ting shot up overseas without you 12-hour search by State and local Manchester area. ’ There are no one man on base. Warren DeMar- cles.” Los Angeles July 11. Kilbridge of Windsor. pany at Windsor. Exact figures on I r^luncUOT sought restrainingft . AtosAtha mmImfsfBwlect- ’The town has been Issued a li­ April 1045, when he came to Man­ reels, rods and fishing lures. She Dede was active In sports, play­ goes along with him.” velvet throat band, has been visit­ shooting them up here too?” she police. survivors. personnel In that division are tin and Dona Gauthier were um­ doesn't limit her interest to spec­ Funeral services will be held "W e’ve decided we can’t get According to witnesses at the men from enforcing their rollng. cense to operate such a system chester from Christ Church In ROYAL ICE CREAM OO. ing field hockey, basketball, ten­ Dick Rode, captain of the fish­ ing prisoners at the Ft. Campbell demanded. She ended her lecture His mother, Mrs. James Scott through In time for people to get clasalfled. pires. tator sports, watching the school to the startled general with a re­ Sr., said he left their home on Old Friday at 8:46 a.m. from the John scene, Americano and eight or 10 Dwyer. In denying the Injunction on toe band of local government Enters Quarter Century CSnb Stratford. 23 Warren St.—BII 8-5866 nis and baseball at Oxford School ing boat Ballyhoo, pointed out stockade and area jails. to the conventions,” Rayburn other workers were In the ditch hero make a totichdown or a home quest for a pass to the stockade. Stafford Rd. yesterday afternoon F. Tlemey Funeral Home, 219. W. plea and suggesting the radio frequencies recenUy set Fred Oaal o f Hebron Rd. waa He also observes hit 55th birth in Hartford, Conn., but she’s more that more young people than ever "I have a rare family,” she says. told a news conference. at the time of the cavein. A «:>rk- Census Revised said an enclosure in the b a ck y i^ day today. ' "FLAVOR of the MONTH" run. The big deal is sports that are Interested In fishing, and more He said It was Impossible. while she and his three brothers Center St., with a solemn Mass aside by federal autoorlUee. honored Monday by hU employ­ interested In active sports her "Some are robbers, some are mur­ A little later,, Sen. Johnson, the ar aaid when they started the ditch of Miss Welsenfeld’s homo might were formerly thought of as boy women than ever. "Sometimes, it She asked agalft every Sunday and sisters were napping. He was | of requiem ji t 9:16“ at St. James’ Hartford, June 29 UP)—^AdJustcioi amam The proposal as outlined by er and associate workera upon com­ ORANGE-PINEAPFLB husband enjoys. derers, some are thieves and some Senate Democratic leader, an- they were working In clay; how­ territory. ^ u seems to mo that they outnumber are merely the victims of unfortu­ for a year. FinsUly a temporary upset because he had accidently in­ Churrii. Burial will be In the ed federal census figures t® The spry 83-year-old widow with ing with the boys, or fishing alone Since, she has missed only two youngster was headed for Arthur’s home tomorrow night from 7 to 9. for Congress to return Aug. 8, iMgan immediately to dig for crease in the city Hartford, she would a ^ f ^ toe ^ bile units, a remote console and watch and binoculars. Lee HarveU of Manchester to troduced by a New York concern. life .can be surpassed for real en­ sions favored by some young peo­ the pert hat and white hair is be­ What a treat! Get soma at for the sheer joy of it. lieved to be the only woman with Sundays visiting the stockade and Drug Store to buy a shirt when he after both political conventions Americano. They were aided by The county figure U In desk;ar. microphone. | As Bolton park commissioner he Bernard Daley of Wapping Is an­ It is said to perform the func­ tertainment and pleasure.” ple is a fishing trip. 'They rent a Mrs. Joseph Morin members o f the Wilson Volu/>er your ... nearest Royal Ice T^-piral of many young girls boat, bring a picnic lunch, have a permanent no-restrlctlon pass to making her weekly talks In the was spotted by a Rockville Pa­ are out of the way. ’The base sUtlon would be set up has organized the baaeball nounced by her parents, Mr. and tions of the spoon, fork and knife. Cream dealer’s store, or at Honey-blonde Dede had the en­ of Rayburn’s earlier word had al­ Fire Department and Wlndaor Po­ iSS'rvIsoT'M^rriU L. W ^t^ddlng unUl everything is who enjov fishing as much as they time periods in fishing chairs. It a military stockade. chapel (no guards or ofllcen al­ trolman just before 8 a.m. He Mrs. Anna Morin. 72, wife in the Civil Defense ehelter at toe gram and supervises swimming Mrs. Harold Harvell of 867 Adams Made of atalnleaa steel. It has .a the plant. In pints and gw- tertainment on this trip — she ready brought some critical reac­ Strong reported changes in 25 of settiea. , ______enjoy dr'easlng up for dances is is a made-to-order day for teen­ Her regular visits also take her lowed). thought the store was open all Joseph Morin of 19 Valley St. Ext, lice. I school vrito the remote console lo- and playground activities, triangular spoon bowl with the ( raised 6 tarpon, 10 sharks and a 'T m not a religious dame,” she WllUmantlc, died yesterday after­ tion In the Senate. The accident took place at ,10:35 St. Her fiance IS the son of Mr. and point split into two forkllke tines. 1 rret’tv Dede Steams Barney. 20, agers, complete with conviviality, to county jails at Hopkinsville, night. the 29 towns. vo (MD AT ARTS SHOW cated In the Selectmen’s office. 4-H Acttvltlra Mrs. Barney Daley, Jr. of Smith who ‘ lives in Fayetteville, N.C. score of Jacfte. She wedlts her Ky., and Clarksville, Tenn., and says. "I slmiJljTiry to teach them James told his mother he walked noon at the Windham Community Sen. William Proxmlr# (D-Wls) and Americano’s body was recov­ The revised figures will he for- - 20 UP) __Of T\^o mobile units would be In- The Junior Homemakers, newest One side has a sharp cutting edge. parents, George ahd Barbara excitement, suntan and swimming. while hu.sband Phil is stationed to the state penitentiary In Nash­ there Is,something to hold onto, to Rockville, some five miles from Memorial Hospital, WlBImantlc, said the Senate had made tre­ ered shortly before noon. .warded to the Department ot 1 Haven Arts Fes stalled at this Ume In the town 4-H club, met M o n d a y to c w St., Wapping. ville. and to hold onto them. I try to get home, and bought bubble gum and after a long illness. She was bocn mendous progress In the past 10 CommerceKnmerce In Washington.Washln^on. 1 tjie N ^ 70,000 and 76,000 trucks and ffeeze rhubarb. The yownK- Miss HarveU is a 1960 graduate Mrs. Anna Barr Is the daughter them pn speaking terms with the Ice cream. He sat in the brush on June 18, 1888, In Buckland, Que­ days and should push ahead at . Prince Gets Year Strong eald no adjustments tlvai say . . . m o ver*: Both Avery and Selectmen eters have ' already worked ^ t o of Manchester High School. She is were ia d e In Windsor Locks, • arsons attended toe HKW ver employed at Manchester Modes. 9-Hole Play of a planter and the wddpw of a man upstairs.” a high rethining wall on E. Main bec, Canada, a daughter of Joseph full epeed “with an old college try Norwalk, June 20 (fl’)—Eklward slon. ’This was the biggest attend C lite ^ Robbtos endorse the plan etrawberrira minister. She was educated b jra She has distributed some 66,000 St. at Prospect St., and then crawl­ and Georglanna Metivler Belang­ and complete our work a ^week Lae Woods, 28, Baker County, Marlborough and HartlanA once In the three years the city ^ not only for Its obvious value In are ® ^ Mr. Daley U a graduate of Hart­ Davis Has Slim Lead governess and In private schools. copies of the 91st Psalm which ed under a boat at the Sports from Saturday.” an emergency or disaster but also monstratlon D a^une 29, at t o ford Regional Technical School, er. Fla., the self-styled African of Hartford City offleiala, who had been staging the festival on toe m t Blanket Ban She Has Spunk she had printed on small white Center across the street to sleep. Survivors besides her huaband * He said Congress should bs— roy^ blood, was reigning today been concerned about 'toe drop In downtown green. An estimateo 10 ,- for dolly-use^ln toe work of high- and la an employe of H and J Her clothes are elegant but old. folders. She calls It "The Soldier’s He woke up cold and set out to include four daughters, Mrs. Ed­ willing to work day and night and the city of Hartford, were elated Electric, East Hartford. In North Dakota Vote over a small cell in the Fairfield 000 persona attended last n lgh ^ wayfeel It or will snow promote removal efficiency crews. They and ®®nstrate skills geineae/n ed *^ n club Her money , is more likely to go Psalm.” Recently, she handed one buy the shirt. ward Giard of Manchester, MVs. Saturdays until July 9, just befors County jail. today at the adjustment which closing session, and about a third An October wedding Is planned. Lifted at CC for cards and flowers for her boys to a veteran soldier In a bus sta­ State Police put available troop­ Marcel Bergeron of Dayvllle, Mrs. the Democratic convention opens. Woods, alias Crown Prince Nja- reduces the population loss from of them listened to a concert ver­ economy In this routine work. * snfthsll or for the boys to send to others. tion. He pulled another, tattered ers to work in the search. Leonard DeRoche of Hartford, and “The atmosphere will be fp|;,.le8S bouri Cetewayo of the Mossl the 1060 census figures to 14,521 sion of "New Moon," an operatta As a Civil Defense measure, the ’The 10-12 year old girls softball (Continned from Page One) and worn, from his breast pocket. A blanket suspension of 9-hole Annie’s gentle manner with Mrs. ’Theodore Gunther of Rock- political now than after the con­ tribe of Nlamba, Upper Volta, rather than toe prevlouely an­ by Sigmund Romberg, narrated bjr Extended Forecast prisoners can turn into determined “You gave m^ this in 1943,” he vlller four sons, Robert Morin of ventions,” Proxmlre said. "We ean nounced loss of 16,083. Your Poc^tbook play on the golf course the Man­ South Africa, was g^ven a one- Mayor Richard C. Lee. ta election with an eye. on the spunk when dealing with their said. Scotland, Emellen Morin of WlUl- get a lot more work done.” year sentence yesterday by Judge November battle for the presiden- Wlndaor Locks, June 29 (fl’)—The By FAYE HENIJ: chester Club leases from the Jailers. .A t the state prison, she signs mantic, Raymond* Morin of Scot­ Johnson had not then come Into George W. Rose of city court. Coroner Blames Youth' town was lifted last night by the In the early days of Ft. Camp­ the "relationship” column on the ^ Retirement: land, and' Clement Morin of Ver­ the Senate chamber, and Prox- Woods pleaded guilty to obtain­ Weather Bureau today Issued the Davis, as expected, .rolled up^ a Bridgeport, June 29 (fl’) — Mi­ Statistics In This Paper bell, now home of the crack 10 1 visitor’s registry as "mother.” non; 33 grandchildren, 7 great­ mire asked Sen. Mike Mansfield ing money under false pretenses. following 5-day forecast for Con commanding lead In the cities. _ club board of governors. Tm the nearest thing to a chael Louis Kerekes, 17, ot 150 6 Most Certainly Concern You Leon Terry, president, said any Airborne Division, she chatted with grandchildren; two sisters, Mfi. (D-Mont), who was acting as He bad been arrested originally Local Stocks def to€*rcondlUons. ^ omit Us Saturday procUce session nectlcut; He did not, however, do as well mother a man has there,” she says. Hanpy Times Helen St., yras held criminally li­ mie pra will be eubmltted this weekend '^ e P o li c e hss Why should the statistics you restrictions now will be made dai­ a young soldier at the base' hos­ Joseph Bolduc and Mrs. Joseph party leader, what the attitude of by the Federal Bureau of Investi­ 3 The outlook for Thursday In this election as he did In 1958 pital. He told her a stockade guard At 83 she Isn’t slowing down. "1 BY MARIE DAERR Corriveau, both of Buckland; and able ^ Coroner Edgar W. Krentz- teen raacHeduied for 'fuesday at 6 when he defeated John Lord, a read in your paper concern youT the leadership was. gation on a charge of Imperiona- to toe public hearing on toe I960- r-acheduled for Tu through Monday calls for temppra- ly. had shot him through the leg. still have work to do. The boys several nieces and nephews. man today for toe *^toer’s-Day" QnotatloBs Furnished by p.m. at toe Bolton Dolrw field. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Democratic attorney, for the gov­ If you are a housewife or an in­ Dally suspensions would appear Mansfield said Rayburn’s Ulk tion, but Investigation disclosed rifle slaying of hla father, John 61 budget scheduled for Sept. 8 turea to average 2 or 3 degrees be­ With a flurry o f skirts Aiinle love me and'^ love them. Badness The funeral will be held Friday of a recess and coming back after Coburn « MIddlebrook, Ine. at toe Community Hall. Offlciali of toe baseball program ernorship. Some comparative fig­ vestor, they axe loaded with tips. to fit the lease provision which ‘I f you aren’t careful, your fa­ there waa no parson boaring the Andrioo Kerekes, 48, o f 140 low normal. The normal mean tem­ If you are a college student plot­ stalked past gasping aides and In'- is such a relative thing.” at 8:16 a.m. at the Bacon Funeraline the conventions wss "a shook to Bank Stocks wUl moot Thursday at 7:86 p.m. at ures tell the S tory- allows the club to stop public ther will be ruling the household mmrnM bs had adoptsd. Bo the FBI Nlcbols------Ava.,------Sbatton. Bid Asked Win State Raoognltioa tha town offices. Among -- other peratures in toe Hartford area for Two years ago, Davis carried ting your future, or a businessman Home, 71 Prospect St, Wllllman-im me.” He added that he thought dropped the ease. this period Is 78. degrees ranging 9-hole play on the 18-hole course from his bed.” The ooroner says lit bis finding oonn. Bonk and Trust Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Plnney Jr. Items, they wiU discuss the poeal- Fargo, the largest city, by 64 per concerned with materials, money, whenever the course la crowded. tic, and at St, Mary’s Church, Congress could complete ^ Its work He was taken Into custody by of Hebron, nominated by Bolton from 85 to 61. In New Haven, the Dr. J, who was trea/ting a 70- Willimantic, ab 9 o’clock. Burial thatsaf am closed -»-----■ inquest(vtmitoAf conductedAAAffllAlttoH I Qq ...... 40 4o bUlty of conducting a third round oent; today his margin is 58 per markets and manpower, the fig­ The governors’ meeting followed Arriving Home Thursday by July 8 or 9. local police, however, after Nor- Grange as the Young Couple of the of play In tha baseball program. range le 79 to 81 and In Bridge­ cent. He carried Minot by 56 per ures also have a story to tell. year-old stroke 'victim, gave this will be in S t Joseph’s Cemetery, w iir. Hospital offleiala complain­ yesterday produced evidence that Hartfbrt NaUonal General Manager Rlchsu-d Mar­ Johnson cams In a lltls later on June 19, Mitoosl forcibly en­ . Bonk and Trust Co. 84H Year, have won second place In toe 1 Ooimtry Fair Expands port 80 to 62. Warm Thursday then cent in 1958, and 51 per cent to­ Example; ’The Consumer Price warning to Helen and Mary, the WilUmantle. with his announcement. ed that Woods, a surgical patient, cooler for the remainder of the pe­ tin’s objection earlier this week patient’s middle-aged, unmarried tered his fatber’s home, and wait­ Fire Insuroaoe Companies State competition. The Country Fair of St. Maurice day. In Bismarck, the capital, his Index issued by the Bureau ?f that the lease would not allow Friends may call at the funeral Johnson said he had conferred waa a bogus prince, and had run Plnney has been very active In riod. 1&58 edge was 64 per cent as Labor Statistics. daughters. Both women, had good home from 7 to 9 tonight and to­ ed with a loaded gun for Ida.par­ Aetna Fire ...... 75% 78% Church on Aug. 27 wUl Include a iii’i the blsmket suspension that the with the Republican leadership a up quite a bill without funda to Grange work, serving as youth rummage ealo under the direction PreclpltaUon during tole period against 62 per cent today. Not only might it signal the office jobs. morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 number of times and with the ents return. inoruuruHartford Fire New . 47% 50% club declared'’several weeks ago Machinists’ Pickets pay for It. - ...... 141 151 chairman in the local subordinate of Mrs. Alfred Le'wli of French Rd. will average a total of one half to In short,____ _ the Governor did not housewife that she may have to ”ln many ways, your father is p.m. leadership in the House and s PoUca sold Woods la also want- Michael, according to Krentz- Ujgjional Fire and on the SUte Youth Commit­ Terry today said he wanted the like a child now,” the doctor said. man. has admitted firing three phoenix Fire ...... 74% 77% The event will feature the sale of one Inch occuring as showers come out of the cities with as long I gpend more for ham steak or halr- public to know that daily suspen­ substantial majority of Congress ad ia Memphis, Tenn., where be tee. He has been newly elected M • lead as he was expected to need cuts, but it can also tell her that "Unless you remain In control, you Andrew Johnson shots, one of wMch penetrated his freshly laundered and pressed chil Thursday and some rain over the liitii sions are moat likely to be declard appeared to believe a recess was lectured on juvenile delinquency Life and Indemnity Ina Coe. master of Bolton Grange. The to offset- the farm■ -----vote. ' she------will have more------money- -or less will suffer—and you won’t help father’s heart and caused hU 1 ^g^na Casualty . 76% 79% dren’s clothes. weekend. after 3 p.m.. into the early eve­ Andrew Johnson, 66, of 449 the wisest course to take. before a police chiefs conference. couple has four small children. Burdick was expected to pull —for spending. Yell, ‘Where’s Ahe?’ him.” Main St., died yesterday at Man Here Is the current situation on ****01. Aetna Life . . 77 80 heavily In the rura) areas. ning — the / club’s busiest hours. Wisely, the two ■women took Dr. Woods said that after he com­ Shelton Police said at toe time of conn. General .335 850 A school bus driver this year, ’Though a hotly debated Issue A sign will pe put on the pro shop Chester Memorial Hospital. Hs some major legislative matters: pletes his sentence, he plans to re- Plnney has expressed his thanks to Cancer Intarance Up Pulp Plant Planned He beamed his campaign to sharp currently, the fact remains that J’s advice. Kindly but firmly, tlwy 1. The House Rules Committee, the shooting that toe elaying ap-|uft,{j steam Boiler . 73 78 telling whether 9-hole play is per­ (Continued from Page One) wss bom In Sweden, Oct. 29, 1894, -taim to Africa, where he spent 23 hU younif pftMen^n for tn« gift ijid unremitting criticism of Secre­ some millions of workers get a 3- said ”no” when father asked that and lived here for 26 years. He bowing to pressure from Demo­ patently was the climax of several rTravelers ...... 8 0 88 New Yoik— A cancer-insurance Cairo— An American firm. Par­ tary Benson, the farm program mitted, he said. the housekeeper they had engaged months In the early 1950s. years of bickering between Kere-i they gave him at the close of cent-an-hour wage adjustment de- was machinist employed by the cratic leadera, yesterday tufned PubUo Ctumeo school. He aleo took the opportu­ policy now being offered by on* sons A Whitmore Company, has and particularly the soil bank. Ofle pending upon the direction of this The decisions, Terry added, will changed his original plans and de­ be fired and that one daughter kes and his wife, Hermlna Kere 24% ai^ ed an agreement with the be made by the pro shop supervisor E. A. Patt4n Co. loose a bill to raise the minimum,, Conn. Light A Power 22% nity to comment on- toe good be­ American company promlsea $3,- of his campaign slogans was "Beat Incidentally, with minor cided to fly back InsteM of tak­ News Tidbits stay home with him. hourly wage from $1 to $1.26 over 450 Families Due kes.kea. Mr. and Mrs.MTf. KerekesKareKBi were Electric LiETht • 61 64 worth of ifamUy medical bene­ United Arab Republic’s Ministry 6f in collaboration with either the Besides his wlfs, Martha Lln- separated, and Michael was Uvteg . havior of the youngsters and to 000 Benson With Burdick.” jjpg_ tj,e trend has been up since ing the train. ‘Tt wasn’t easy,’’ Helen told me. nell Johnson, ho leaves two sons. three years and extend coverage Hartford, une 29 (fl') — Over 450 45^4 48% fits yearly for a monthly premium Industry to establish at Edfu, Davis'aiso spoke out against the | J953 club manager or a member of the Culled from AP Wires We had many changes in house­ higher Income New York City area compliment them for it. As the eighth day of face to Walter Johnson of Manchester to 3*4 million more workers. With with his father. Southern New England of $4 if toe father’s age Is 86 Egypt, a $6,700,000 factory that soil bank. B>it It appeared that Example: A new plant coming board of governors. keepers. It took real hustling to families will be moving Into Great­ 45% Final Gama Flayed will produce paper pulp from face talks. Initiated by the Gover­ and Frank Johnson of West Holly­ It went a substitute bill with 'a Arral8be»ve to j^^Qg^^ted Spring .. 19% years remaining in the term of the course from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m tiatlng team has been partially ently drowned In Wisconsin River of us stayed home, she would be brothers and two slaters in Swe­ units will be needed. den, and two grandchildren. vote tomorrow. quarters to Its plant In Windsor. obtain a grand jury Indlqtoent gHstol Braes ' ...... 9% late W.illiam Danger, the colorful daily, Terry said. changed. Representing the union near Mauston, Wls.,.. .United Rub­ gl'ving up much more than her Edgar T. Sloan, vice president fore It can prosecute the youth for ^ , ^ ...... % The U.S. Chamber of Commerce today are Fred H. Coonley,. gen­ Funeral services will be held 2. The same rules eommlttse by 3 5 Maverick of the Senate. Danger reports; Every 200 new Industrial ber Workers serve notice on Arm­ job. This way we kept part of our of the Greater Hartford Chamber thU offense. _ E m -H art...... was a Republican. He was siicceed- eral vice president In New Eng­ strong Rubber Co. that dontracta old way of living.” Friday at 1:30 p.m. at tha Holmsa a fi-fi vote refused to elegr a $1 ,- ef Commerce Area Development jobs results in the need for 393 land, who has been In on talks so Funeral Homo, 400 Main St., with 866,000,000 housing bill pushed 'by ■ I pMfnlr Bftftrlnif .. s. # 66 ed on an Interim basis by former more homes, 320 automobiles, 32 will be reopened to discuss pay Many a doctor has seen an aged D ept eald some 300 of tha families far, and Atty. Plato Papps, coun­ the Rev. John W. Neubert, pastor Democratic leaders. .‘That just Duke Still Banned Landers Frary Clark 15% North Dakota Gov. Norman Bruns Board Votes ralsca ..(or 2,600 workers in four Invalid turn the middle-aged h a v a porebased, or are in the pro- new retail stores, 24 more profes­ of Commtmlty Baptist Church, o f about killed chancee for Its passago Stamford, June 20 UP)—O o ^ o n N. B. Machine . • ^ * • dale, a Davis appointee and also a sional men, 18 more school teach­ sel for the International Associa­ cltlzii Inmding West Haven and daughter who cares for him Into e a s s ^ buying, homes fai such com- Dandelions Vanish; Grass Grows Greener Republican. Yesterday’s special tion of Machinists in Washington, Nqrwalk. a nervous wreck. Frances waa a ficlaUng. Burial will be in Wap- befoTO the conventions. Rep.' Albert Pleaa Court Judge John T. Dwyer North and W I 16 ers, 22 additional classrooms. If Rains (D-Ala), chairman of the immltiea as Slmdbury. Orafiby, today upheld toe right of New R<«ers C ^ . (B) .. 83% election was set to coincide with you are selling life Insurance those $35,096 for new to the talks. Driver seriously Injured in auto ■victim of her own mother, who ping Cemetery-. Windsor, Bloomfield, l^dFt Hart­ the state’s regular primary. that crashed Into airplane which Frienda^jhay eall at the funeral Housing subcommittee, said CanaM'' selectmen to banteh a Stanley Works New 18 200 new jobs can mean 1.5 million No longer Included were lAM was bedridden for 16 years. "there will be a housing biU. ’There ford, ’ ’Thompsonville, Windsor Leaders In both parties waged a District 91 senior business repre­ had made forced landing on high­ For several years Frances, who home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Suffield, East Granby, and m m ^ o g from the town. ^ T e r y Steam ...... 38% dollars in life Insurance sales. To has to be . . . August will be time Hwever, toe court suggested a Ve^er ^ t ...... 53 furious campaign to get out the Sewer, Water sentative John K. Main Sr. and way In heavy rainstorm.. .James worked for an attorney, tried Contributions may be made to the banks, these jobs spell one million enough . . .” othsr towns generally north and review of toe entire matter by the 1 . • ™ vote. It appeared certain to top dollars in new .bank deposits. international representative Rich­ Mixon Cooper, executive vice pres­ housekeepers. Mother’s complaints Commuhlty Baptist Church Me­ Hartford. , . and could approach the 3. A senate-House Conference at 200 000 See? Figures both on employ­ The Board of Directors last ard Thurder. ident of Bank of Graceville finally drove her to give up her morial Fund. record of 277,568 in the 1952 presi (Florida) charged with embezzling Committee last night agreed on a ment and new plant construction night appropriated a total of 835, The picketing at the capitol j®b. I compromise defense money bUI pro­ dential election. more than $900,000 and investing Caring for‘ Frances’ mother In­ Gordon Flagg ivlochau Reg>ublicans, particularly, la touch just about everyone’s pocket- 096 to cover six water and sewer came on top of a telegram to the viding just under $40 billion and In­ in his business.' volved doing„ huge _ laundries daily, Mansfield — .Gordon Flagg bored to get GOP voters to the book. proposals. governor, sent by the, lAM yes­ cluding most of the sdministrs- Example: Paperboard produc­ Sewers will be installed In E. terday. The lAM has been critical fixing a special diet. Frances did I Mochau, 85, was foimd dead In his tion’s requests. It probably will polls. North DakoU, until two all this— cheerfully. She also did a trailer at Rolling Hills Trailer years ago, was virtually a one- tion figures: Eldridge St., E. Maple St. and in of management’s attitude In the lAM talks with the company had come up In the House for expected When Burdick Paperboard 1s widely used to Grandriew St. between E. Eldridge talks. reached. little office work at home, though Camp yesterday. Dr. Ralph E. Gil­ approval Friday. just about every product and Oak, and also In W. Middle there wasn’t much time for that. man, medical examiner, said death 1 ’The lAM, which speaks for em­ In West Palm Beach, Fla., where 4. As expected, the senate paued . T i'*■ 'HP sv I- elert^ to y°u buy. So that manufactured and Tpke. near the proposed Catholic ployes at Pratt * Whitney Air­ the lAM Is striking Pratt and Somehow, after Frances’ moth­ waa due to natural causes. and sent to the President the an­ sentaUves in 1958—the first North ' ^ j can reach vmi.you Dwnocrat in hlstorj' to 1 K®®®* and State Technical Schools, where craft in East Hartford and Man­ Whitney’s Research and Develop­ er died, ahe had no desire to go He was bom Sept. 30, 1894, In nual tax extension bill. It tempo­ Dakota packages are prepared months In back to an office. She had got into - ■ make K—the newspaper, Fargo the State is excavating. chester and Hamilton Standard in ment Center, police reported the Bloomfield, and formerly resided rarily Increases the federal debt advance. When a future upturn In An unused water main from Windsor Locks and Broad Brook, residence of a non-striker had been such a rut, she decided to continue In Hartford and Coventry. For sev­ limit,and extends $4 billion in fed­ Forum, said In a headline "Two almost any line of business Is ex­ staying at home, doing what typ­ Party System in State Becomes Main St. to Spring St. will be con­ met briefly with UAC officials at splattered with paint and' ‘‘scab’’ eral years, he operated the Hart­ eral taxes for another year. pected, paperboard orders rise. verted for qewer use, and a water ing jobs she could get. ford Equipment Co. In that city, a Reality.” noon but neither side made any had been written on the building. 6. n ie Senate shelved—by send­ Democrats called the Burdick- Despite all the promises of pros­ main will be Installed In E Maple headway and the meeting broke Police also reported that someone She seldom goes out tjiese days. retiring five years ago. ing It back to committee—a bill to The few friends she still sees say. Davis battle their "best chance; perity this year, new orders for St. and In Grandview between E. up. drilled a hole in the bottom of a $1 ,- He leaves one daughter, Mrs. rewrite the player-draft rules of to further ’ breach the GOP dike. paperboard, on a seasonally adjust­ Maple and Oak Sts. A water 800 boat owned by another non­ sadly, that Frances is well on the Henry Sherman of Coventry; two Organised Baseball and to provide main and sewer line In the Dart­ State Labor Commissioner Re- •way to becoming a recluse. Republi'cans.-brought Vice Pres­ ed basis, show declines since last striker and sent it to the botto /i. sons, Gordon of Sacremento, Calif., lim its exemption from antitrust spring, Could this barometer of the mouth Heights subdivision will be nato E. Rlcciutl and George Ben­ Sometimes, even when daugh­ and Gerald of Levittown, Pa.; one ident Nixon, New York Gov. Nel­ nett of the Federal Mediation and Tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock, laws for baseball and three other future business climate be failing, Increased in capacity. Hamilton Standard employes who ter keeps her job, and mother la In brother, four sisters, and nine professional team sports. { ‘Os' son Rockefeller, Minority House The next Directors’ meeting was Conciliation Service then met $ i ) ■ - Leader Charles Halleck and Na­ or do paperboard figures have a are members of Local 748 will hold a nursing home, the younger wom­ grandchildren. Several key billa which Demo­ set for July 12.- with the company officials and an’s devotion goes to extremes. tional Chairman Thruston Morton new Btory to tell? - mass meeting in the vacant lot ) Services will be held at Potter cratic leaders consider politically Example; For the sophisticated made arrangements to meet later near strike headquarters at Wind This was the case with Maigaret. Funeral Home, 466 Jackson St., necessary this session remain tied U ! into North Dakota to help Davis. Investor. 4. with the lAM. After old Mrs. R, broke her hip, Shortly after midnight, when sor Locks. Union officials said they WUUmantlc, Thursday at 1 p.m up in the House Rules Committee, Such figures as short sales on the Yesterday, the lAM sent a tele­ would make a progress report to Margaret, a saleswoman In a re­ The Rev. James R. MacArthur of headed by Rep. Howard W. Smith Davis was still holding over 26 various stock exchanges indicating School Windows gram to Rlbicoff In Montana say­ ^ cent' of the total returns, its members. tail store, arranged to have her the First Congregational Church, (D-Va). It Is dominated by a Re- an expectation that certain stocks ing the negotiations were on the. mother cared for In a fine nuntkig 1 Coventry, will officiate. Cremation Burdick prepared to go to bed. publlcan-Sputhem Democratic Con- will decline, can give insight Into Broken Blamed verge of breaking off. The lAM home. A philanthropic orgahlza-1 follow In Springfield, Mass, lervatlve bloc. This‘powerful com- >•^>4 i A^dM said he looked discouraged. whether It Is a good time to buy or asked the governor to intercede at ♦'the loop" But Anderson, his campaign Rockville-Vernon tlon helped her pay the bills. There will be no calling hours, nlittee decides which bills the sell. On Two Youths once. ^ But Mrs. R, who had always pviends who wish to do so may Hoouse may consider, M i manager, urged him to wait a few The professionals watch these The Governor telephoned Rlc- hours longer until more of the "run” her family, didn’t think she I make contributions to the Cov- la addition to the Housing bill figures as passionately as they do Two juveniles In their early clutt and was told by the Labor Kunz WiliHead got enough attention.- Each night, 1 entry branch of the American It blocked yesterday, the rules com­ farm vote came in. the volume— the amount of trad­ Commissioner that the negoti­ I ... ; "Remember that Harry Tru­ teens were apprehended today by after she finished her job, - Mar- cancer Society in his memory. mittee is sitting on federal school «' 'I- JC ing—in Individual stocks. The two ations had not broken off and that Industrial Unit garet ate a quick cafeteria dinner I __— — ------$15.95 man went to bed in 1948, thinking Det. Thomas Graham and were aid legislation and may be In a figures provide clues that the charged with breaking a half another meeting would take place and then went to the home. There | poaition to tie up federal health he was whipped,” Anderson said. ‘ smart" money knows something dozen large plate glass windows at today. Ernest J. Kunz, Box Mt. Dr., she got her mother ready for bed. care for the aged. "Let’s wait and see, good or bad will happen In these Funerals the Keeney St. School early last I urge both parties to continue Veriion, was named chairmaui of Sunday’s Margaret epant most | Both the Senate and the House Intricately plain yet so devasting the way issues. week. their efforts to reach an agreement the Vernon Industrial Commission of the day there. As with Frances, have pasaed education aid bills, There are scores of other sta­ along the lines I suggested Friday by the selectmen last night. friends dropp^ away, simply be­ but a conference committee must you look in the most simple swimsuit molded tistical Indicators that I could The youths, whose names were C|uston Yakaltls Police Checking; not revealed, will be turned over and I repeat my request that all Kunz, the only one of the 10- cause Margaret waa never free .to adjust differences before the leg­ Abov^Leavltt TRIPLE deanslngTt work! Here soft iiylon brushes work in warm detergent mention. concerned refrain from doing any­ member commission to have at­ do anything with them. S; -The funeral of Custon Yakaltls into a wonderful sheath of color. You re a to juvenile court authorities, ac­ of 929 Tolland Tpke. was held this islation can be passed finally. The Their importance to yo»i depends thing that will upset the apple tended all meetings, since the Since Mrs. R’s death, MargAr- rules committee won’t let It go to ta cleanse away film and grime. Q Hard to believe that one product can do both jobs? woman with a new outlook on beach life be­ ^ Boy’s Drowning both upon your specific Interests cording to Det. Sgt. Joseph Sar- morning at 8:30 at the Walter N tor. cart,” Gov. Rlbicoff said In a state grroup was formed a year ago, was et la trying to build a new life. the conference. cause you know the flattery of the perfect and upon how much Importance the only one present for a com­ She feels lost, she adm its... Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main One of the boys, Sartor said, ment telephoned here. St., followed by a solemn high The Senate Finance committee Scotts guaranteeilB it! As you walk, the Scotts Spread­ state Police are probing the cir­ you attach to such measures of the United Aircraft Corp. had mission meeting last nights. ■'I don’t seem to have anything is holding hearings today and to­ WHY LEAVITT CLEANSING fit of a Jantzen with new pellon bra construc­ cumstances surroundjng the nation’s economic health as the was Involved in the vandalism at Mass of requiem at St. Bridget’s the St. James’ Cemetery last fall. comment to make in regards to Kunz said he had beep notified to do.” morrow on a bill to provide medics I er automalically d ^ b u ^ astonishing BONUS* drowning of 7-year-old Mark levels of personal income and ih- the lAM, telegram. A company of the meeting by postcard, but How far should a child’s devo­ Church at 9 o’clock. tion. Sizes 8 to 18.i - I dustrial .production, the volume of Sartor said the pair broke some care for aged persons, considered Blake Saturday as the search for spokesman in saying ”no com­ when no one. else arrived at the tion go? The celebrant was the Rev, a top election year issue. his body continues In the muddy consumer credit, the rate of busi­ of the wlndows by throwing stones FOR RUGS O lid CARPETS? and then took turns breaking the ment” noted that “ this Is nothing Town Hall, he checked with Doug­ Bruno Kruzas of the Church of the A limited medical bill has been in just the right am ount Soon dandelions, buckhom , waters of Snipsic Lake. ness failures, the level of manu­ las H. Hayes, secretary, and found Q—My husband, , gets social Assumption, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dea- facturers’ inventories or the gyra­ others with a dog chain. new, its what the union has been 66 passed by the House but will al­ 1. It takes ijEAVITT Cleansing to get out deep embedded grit. Capt: Robert Rundle, head of saying right along.” that Hayes wss unaware that a security of $116 a month. I am 62. Icon waa the Rev. Raymond Yus most certainly be broadeni^ by the Elastem Division of State Po­ tions of raw materials prices. meeting was scheduled. Seymour 4oV»« T,li:AVITT Cleansing to remove dulling grime._ piftiitftin and similar weeds shrivel 5$4 FOR KENNEDY Mitchell Svlrldoff, deputy re If I apply for a reduced benefit, kauskas of St. Francis of Assisi Senate amendments. That means lice, said the Investigating is be­ Most Important for you to re­ E. Lavitt, idee chairman, said he Church, South Windsor, and sub r gional director of the United Auto will his social security be cut? — It would go back to the House member Is that a comparison with Washington, June 29 (/P>—Sen. too was unaware that a meeting 8 It takes LEAVITT Cleansing to accomplish the superior results you get at informal showing ing conducted to determine the Workers, said he knew nothing Mrs. F. R. I deacon was the Rev. SUnley Has Rules committee, which could and die. As they do, good grass grows details of the incident ,ln which just one week, or one month, or John F. Kennedy’s unollloial was called. ’ America’s Finest Rug Cleaning Plant. first-ballot delegate total in the of the wire to the governor. He A—No. tUlo of St. Bridget’s Church. Mrs, stymie It. the Blake boy apparently lost his perhaps one year, can be most mis­ The commission has been in a Raymond Murphy was organist i greener, thicker, healtl^er. Seeing is of smart leading. You must learn to look Democratto national fx>nvention, said the auto workers union, bar­ state of reorganization since the The Senate still must act on life. gaining agent for employes at Question—Please tell me how and soloist. three major annual money bills. Now is the best time of the year to give your rugs this important care. Completely i l l Dragging and diving operations backward If you hope to under­ compiled by the Associated resignation of Its chairman John Presa, reached 684 today. This Pratt & Whitney Aircraft In North to get old age pension. I am 80 Bearers were Anthony Marou Thej provide funds for the State de-mothed. Money back guarantee. were concentrated In a 50-yard stand the longer forward trends. R. Williams, April 27. Williams ski, Stanley Brazauskas, Alex believing, AH you risk is a half hour. jantzen swimwear ^vas a gain of 10 for the Mas- Haven and Sikorsky In Stratford, said he did not have the time to and nearing the end o f ' my and Justice Departments, foreign area 60 to 80 feet deep ■n-here the resources. I live In Kalamazoo, Marouskl, John J. Platt, John sachuaetts Senator, from yes­ was continuing negotiations with devote to the job. aid and public works. mishap Is reported to have taken ’company officials this afternoon. Mlph.-V. A. Melesko, and Victor Kebart. Senate leaders, atlll hoping for'' Mon end men folks on coming to us for eivies on improving t^ ir place. terday’s total. The 10 came from ’The selectmen have since urged Burial was in St. Bridget’i CASH and CARRY laUns through on sasy-UhfoUow Scotts Pr^ram. Corns in anytime. , thursday evening P&W Will Set Up a new poll of Michigan’s delega­ Svlrldoff gave no Indication that that those members who have been A —‘Write to Ben Graham, su­ adjournment, passed the word to PICK-UP and DELIVERY The spot 'was pointed out by the UAC-UAW negotlaUons had pervisor, Kalamazoo County Bu­ Cemetery, where Father Kruzas, the appropriations committee/ to , Wdli bs glad to pnserihs the com et Program for your lawn. , Ihe victim’s brother, Brian 'Blake, tion and a first poll of the new­ irregular In attendance resign to ^ New Department ly chosen Montana delegation. reached the impasse point that the make room for more active mem­ reau o f Social Aid, 1010 N. Prairie assisted by Father HastlUo, read try to clear them for Senate action 8ic sq. ft. 1 1 , who survived the mishap, and Ave., Kalamazoo. the committal. today and tomorrow. 10c sq. ft. from 7K)0 lo 8:30 p.m. Walter Ludwdg, 13-year-old Boy bers, but no resignations have been A new laduslrlal Power de­ received. , Room Size Rugs naked Up, 'Bring la Your . r iSave *6^00! Scotts Spreader (16.95) Scout who rescued Mrs. Cather­ Frank Kuclensld Bave 16^ Scotts^ ine Blake, their mother. partment to develop new applica­ The commission was appointed Served Tlirougli All Oil BuyerM Set Prices Cleaned and Re-Spread 'IB8T IM LAWMB in our tions of existing products and de­ by the selectmen. Funeral services for Frank plus Bonus (5.95) together only 17.90 Mrs. Blake has been transferred Town Considers Buying I Kucienskl were held this morning Baga Hy Hlgber sign new products for use In the Only cabinet members to serve New York — Unlike most com­ from Rockville City Hospital to at 8:30 at the Holmes Funeral S t Fim eis Hospital. industrial power field will be set Belgium Sends More through all the administrations modities, crude oil Is priced by the I main floor beach shop | up by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft From Government for Park of President Franklin D. Roosevelt Home, 400-Main S t, followed by buyer rather than the aeller. The were SecreUry of Labor Frances,------a Mass--- at 9 o’clock at St. John’s rA oin ii^A R R Y DEPOTS AT FISHERS DRY CLEANSERS 8IDEROWF ADVANCES , Division of United Aircraft Corp. Brussels—Belgian exports to refiner; post the prices they will &CHESTOR-GLASTONBUHY-VERNON ' Norwalk, June 29 (/P) — v f i - ' Leonard C. Mallet, general the United States last year totaled Perkins and Secretary of the In- Polish National Catholic Church. pay for certain types of crude In I professional models! j manager of P&WA, said the for­ Town officials plan.to apply toy'glneer, said a garden area $416,700,000, a new record and an terior Harold L. Ickes. The Rev. Walter Hyszko, pastor, specific fields and the oil pro­ mer champion Dick Siderowf de­ officiated. Burial was in St. John's feated medalist Bam Fetrone 8-1 mation of the new department the federal government for 17 be developed, existing woods could increase of 53 per. cent over 1958. ducers can take them or leave be turned Into plqnic grounds, and DRUG STORE OWNER DIES Polish National Catholic Ceme­ B L P HARDWARE (MIMPANY today to ad\’ance to the semi­ will expand the division’s product acres of land west and south of Steel products accounted for 37.8 them. Hamden, June 29 (JPj—Mrs. M. finals of the state amateur golf lines by diversification ’’within |he proposed homes for the aged sports, such as . bocce, shuffle- per cent of the value of the eX- tery. f- • . : S-; ? 793 MAIN ST,—PHONE MI 8-4121 FOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY the broad area of. power genera­ project off W. Center St. for park board, and croquet could be pro- porU, followed by diamonds, tex­ Katharine Benedict of Hamden, Bearers were Charies G. Eca- NIKITA GETS A P P E ^ t. tournament. In other qiiarter- owner of a Nbw Haven drug com- ______flaal maiWiwi, Dr. Ted Lenezyk tion.” and recreational use. vided. tiles, and glals. bert, K a rlP . Kprienakl, Peter London, Juno 29 (F V -W ® * OPEN WBk. THURS.. FRf. HU 9 W( JMMa Ban defeated Richard The new department - will be Mayor Ehigene T. Kelly said Construction of tha 260-unlt pany (Hall-Benedict), died today I Mattlce, William C. Ketchin,-Wal- Minister Macmillan nppaalad to PM, project for the aldariy is hoped -at her hoine. ter Potyra, and. John KonarakL ef Wettenfield, 6-4; headed by William J. Cloas of tha towp must apply to tha Oan- CASTRO PRESSURES TEXACO NlUta E. Khroshchev t o ^ to t:::: West Hartford, currently chief of aral Sameaa Administration ba- to atari this fall. HnvwM, Jtee M t ^ —Prime She leavaa two sons tlia Rav. Bead Oonamnnlnt aafaBatora MON., TUES% SAT.,10 A lA fo 4 P.M. Jr. of Brook- Edward J. Benedict, prineipol of O. E, Oreed ef the company's axperimental' test fora July 6 for tha $18,600 tract Tha land it wlU aooupy, aad Mlri**— Fidel Oketre shipped Gsp E xcels a Billion back to tha eaat-Waat « sbbb^ alao the tract now for aala, onoa two bkrgo-kMde o f Soviet crude St. Bemard’o High School, Now URSEN'S HARDWARE C O , INC meat talka la Geneva aad W. A. laboratories. r ,, I t ' could deckle later Mrhether It London, and Dr. Frank D. Benedict > e f Wetheeafield beat Jerry Ii. the past year, PAWA definitely wanta to buy it, he aaid. composed,, together the site of the oU to Bw Texaco refinery at Now York—^Nonmllltary mer- two days ago by a Sov^blws r Santiago today and ordered his of Whlppany, N. J.; a daughter, 84 DEPOT SQUARE—PHONE t-B274 FOR FftOMPT FREE DELIVERY OearMUe e^^Shorekavea 1-up on been Increasingly active In Purchase would be conditioned wartime Silver Lane housing proj­ ehandlae exports from the United walkout. ”I hope you wUUr*- ect liquidated two yaara ago by gevemment to take over the Mrs. Thomas W. KlUlon, Hamden, eoiMldar your dg e l i ^ I tke IMh. Wperewf meets Len- search and development of on use of the land for park or and two brothara, J. Frank Doolan, States totaled 18.8 bllllm dollars power sources, including recreation. Town planning and the federal government junerleaa-owned plant If Tex- mill— wrote tfio Savtot psamtor, Wlater |dajra Knfte la MO-oKeeattvea tofUM ta proccM Hamdan, and Walder X Doolm, in I960' and Imports amounted to adaption of aircraft gas recreation offleiala are maklnf a Tha proposal waa daseribad toy 15.2 kimioto fteliars, aoeordlng to «ao ttiat nagotMtona i I metefcss after- the oO. Than M no indleatton Now Havon. FMnofal aarrlcoa wlU Mnas toi'fround power ui tentatiTa o m plan. Mayor Kelly at a Dinetor’a maet- tha Tlrads R a ik tl^ OoMnoU* w M m Hmi T e n e e weald take. too hal^TVldajr. eempam^spolunuB aaML Edward Rybeagrk, lag laat ^ > I P L

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- r 51?Bt)NBSDAY, JUNE 29, 1060 Piagoe I S to S4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDt MANCHESTERt CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960 Sieiion Two WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960 liattrtjrBtTr lEtornitta p a g e t w e l v e like a bum. Ftom tbsn on tbs prob- Ryan in Russia'— 3 B al Boyle- - r Im is hors — and She will flgbt It, Polio Vaccine too. She won’t permit any husband IiudverUntljr Omitted of hers to feel like a bum. She has too much pride. Rtg'ular hiTiirs not convtnitnt? B arr Mm. PhUlp I. H olw aj^tod Requiredfor Self-Help After 40 8. Move to a hut In the wilder- Capitalism Creeps Mlpe' Margaret Partcer,' repre­ n%ee, and build a better mousetrap. senting the Childrien’s Servloss T1i« world will then beat a path i m of Connecticut, end Dr. Eugene School Entry to your door—thus making It at Feeding the Ego You’ll find vuB open Thureday M. Davis, representing the least easier for you, to move beck Into Russian Trade YMCA and the Connecticut In­ Full poUo Immimlaatieii will he Into town. evening! firdm 6K)0 to 9:00 p.m. •John L. Barry, 4M W. Middle stitute for the Blind, were nqulred for admiaaloB 't o Maar «>he to no good—and to brood over 4. Read the Encyclopedia Brl- among those attending a meet­ and Saturday! until noon. . t^ e ., has been named director of ehastsr sehooto In September. A r­ Hwr Tork y «» "ilddle* tannlca clear tbrougb. Anyone vdio (Oonttoind from Page One) himaslf, may be forced to try to the Manchester CSiamber o f Com- Hospital Notes ing Monday concerning eetab- •gwlT Do you **•! wortWoMT '*"He may be a pillar of the com­ does this always winds up with an halt the process. meroe’a new membership rela- lishment of a single charity thur H. HMng; ■uperintendent e€ almost .insufferablo sense of su­ Thta fooling to vory common to munity. He may never have gand. For some what psychologists csll "ego satis­ next year. Curtto has been the Those who have money — and Joyner, 27 Saulters Rd.; Mm. Di- who are '•waiting for their third thing about it. ' there are many highly paid Soviet opened Monday with an enroll­ reason women always feel better faction." He needs to build a bet­ superintendent of Wallingford Tomorrows life amoog tbs stu- Weerden, 470 Hartford Rd.; shot, but only for the ’ mlnlmuni ter opinion of himself, to regain If all else falls, there to one final people— resist such things. Many ment of more than 125 glrle after fussing at their husband. schools for 14 years and to the dents. " FURMTURE DEFARTIIEHT .Roy Hazlett, 69 Charter Oak St.; periiod required to elapse between It 1s the middle-aged man who a feeling of virtue and an apprecia­ solution. Immediate past president of the wait'for shipments from at>oard Donald Roberts, 117 Frances Dr.; Plane for the 2-week eeeaion In­ the second and third shots. Grow old. Then, at least, you — perhaps from C om m u n ist to more likely to get the feeling tion of his own worth. Connecticut Aasociatlon df Pub­ f o r John Wtonlewskl, Rockville Hotel, clude craft and nature projecte, How can a middle-aged man do won’t feel middle-aged. Czechoslovakia, which to years ( ------— ------u - lic School, Superintendents. He RocloviUe; Cynthia SwarU.t, «JOV-Cov­ hikes, cookouts, and badge activi­ this? If you have this problem, will come to Manchester in Oc- ahead of the USSR In quality Parked Cars Hit entry;, Robert Briggs, 12 Btrant consumer goods. Muscovites tip ties. Teachers Seek here are a few suggestions: U^er to faihlliarlse himself with S t All camp program plana are 1. Buy yourself an automatic 100 Clowns Ride the system before Illlng’s retire one another off when Shipments In Backup Crash a d m i t t e d TODAY: Carlart Rlv- under the guidance of the Camp back-patter. When you come home reach the stores, and rubles come YOUR BEST BUYS! am, 16 Church St. Council. The following glrla haire T o Gain Status ment. out of hiding. Foreign shipments D O N T "Twar™ from work, feeling low, you simply In Circus Parade Three late model esuw were BIRTHS YBS’TERDAY: A son 3)0en elected representatives, from still irfenty of wear left In sUnd In front of the machine. It are snapped up quickly, while — ftohiriiig — to Mr. and Mm. Marlon Springer, their respective unite: Unit f, Su­ As Professionals aboeo when brought here for pats you repeatedly on the shoul­ 17 Danish Scouts Russian manufactures go beg- heavily damaged yesterday after­ South Windsor: a daughter to Mr. san Ehnmerling, Mary Ellen Hal- expert repairing. der with a firm hand while a tape- More than 100 Manchester chil­ gring. noon as the result of an accident _and Mm. ^Jlaymond Lareau, 613 vor86n and Martha Vannart; UWt In Short, many a consumer to Allan L. Cone, 118 Bretton Rd., Open Mondays AU Day recorded voice booms In your ear, dren will be dressed as clowns and in front on the Masonic Temple Main S t 2, Lynn Ecabert. Gall Pfenning Arriving Today sick of rtioddy goods. He would to a member, of the Connectlcnt Closed Wednesday "You’re the greatest.. .You’re the ride In the circus motorcade Satur­ on E. Center St. DISCHARGED MONDAY: Mm. and Nancy Schulze; Unit 3,"Bar­ New Rotary President Education Assn, committee which Afternoons rather have quality goods’ than iCHESTS of BRAWERS greatest.. .You’re the greatest!” day as it wanders aroimd most of Police say John V. Aroson, 72, Helen Crocker, Newport. R.I.: bara Lynn^, Joanne Mikolowsky, to studying methods to,obtaln legal Seventeen Danish Girl Scouts mere money. On the books, oon- Cynthia' North and Mary Waltz; James S. Sheldon of 158 S. Lakewood Circle last ^ ^ t was In­ (You may not know just what the town’s main streets. >f^Hqllywood, Fla., was attempt­ Mrs. Phyllis McGeown, 51 West recognition of the jprofesslonal SAM YULYES you’re the greatest o f — hut It and three leaders arrived in New ahmer production to there, but It ing tdiback into a parking space St.; Nicholas Late, East Hartford; Unit 4, Ann Marie Prateon, Donna stalled president of the Manchester Rotary Club, p u t t in g prw- The children have made their York last night from Denmark to far from the quality the Soviet ident Harold (Hap) Crozier attechea the president a pin to Shw- status of teachers. "SHOE REPAIBINO should help just to know that even and struck a parked car belonging John Herlda, East Hartford; Ken­ Allen and Bonnie Ames; and Unit He is is teacher at Barnard Jun­ OF THE BETTER KIND” a paid machine thinks you’re the own costumes, to do their share In aboard the Gripsholm. ’The glrta, citizen to beginning to demand. neth Skinner, Windsor Lioclui; 5. Kathy Dunn, Shirley Dunn and don’a name teg- Installation of officers guests o< Manchester Senior The attitude apparenUy has to Edward D. Horowitz, 46, of weekly meeting at the Manchester Country Club, (Herald Pho­ ior High School. ZSOAK STREET greatest something or other, no advertising the Hunt Circus which Jolm L. B sn y Mm. Carol Palmer, 25 Elro St.; Nancy Kay. The committee of which he Is a scout ’Troop No. 1, were greeted been transmitted to the Kremlin. Hartford. game Bide as Watkins matter what). to coming Tuesday. Mm. Dorothy Makula and son. Directing the camp again this to by Pinto), ,j member has as Its chairman this morning by members of the Seeking remedies, however, to dif­ The Horowitz car In turn was filark R. Kravlta M. Ouci^lher Knwa 2. Confess to your wife you feel The parade will start at 10:30 pushed Into another parked car I Chamber and buaineaa and pro- East Hartford. summer Is Xliss Jean CarapbeU, Charles Paine, president of the local troop, wbo went to New ficult, since the remedlM often can executive director of the Manches­ a.m., and travel on Main St., E. belonging to Sophie M. Massolinl Ifisaalonal operations, both local DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: West Hartford Education Aasn. Center St., Woodbridge St.. N. York on chaMtgbed buses, be contrary to Communtot dogma. land national. In tosra. Miss Carol Verbarg, 26 Virginia ter Girl Scoute. She Is assisted Capltaliat-like measuTes have of Notch Rd., Bolton. The first step toward reeognltloa Main St., Main St., and W. Middle The girls Aiwe guests o f the John P. W let executive vice Rd.; Albert Zalkalna, 383 E. Cen­ by Mrs. Herbert J. McKinney. will be proposed. In tha coming Swedtoh-Amerlcan Line at a ship­ been an outgrowth of Premier There were no Injuries. Three recent graduatearof the 1960 T^ke. to the Manchester. Shopping Ipreeident of the Chamber, aays ter St.; Hyman Rabinowitz, WlUi- Dr. M. H. NeiU Educator Asks Boost term of the Legtolatuie to give The Aroson car had to be Nike News class at Manchester High School V Peu-kade. It will include modem board party this morning. They Nikita S. Khruriichev’s poldcles, Im ury’a buslnesa background mantlc; Jdrs. Mary Bagley, 78 teachers legal atatua ax "expert will come to Manchester later to­ and probably are among the many towed away. have joined the staff this year. and antique autos, and will have Patrolman William Cooke ar­ I equips him well for. the job. Lockwood St.; Benjamin Bolton, witnesses’’ in court oases arising in bands on floats. | day. factors that provoke aimoyance I Barry has held posts with the 43 Bisecll S t; Ignatz WlerzblCkl, Heads Clinic They are Mtoa Marion Creamer, rested Aroson on a charge of im­ A retirement paTAde was held at Miss Barbara Dunn, and Miss teachCr dismissal proceedings. ’The circus which the parade to The visitors, who range in age am ong hidebound, reactionary I Chevrolet Motor Corp., Chrysler 74 North St.; Mrs. Doreen Benson, Mt. Nebo Field yesterday after­ In Teacher Standards A more comprehensive recogni­ from 16 to 20, will participate In Stalinists In high places. proper backing and told him to Claire SaporitL Other staff mem­ advertising will give three per­ lOorp., Credit-America' Finance 27 Bates Rd.; Richard McKean, Dr. Mather H. Neill, 87 Boulder noon for CWO Daniel Barna. tion would give teachers the rs- many activities planned "fipr them appear In court Friday. I Corp., and. recently, the Fleet of bers who will be there during the formances on the Morgan Bradley Khrushchev has tried to follow There was no arreat or injury Kelly Rd., Vernon: Louis Magnani, Some 160 members of the vari­ ♦six teachers was sub-standard, or sponsibillty for standards o f prac­ by the Senior Scout Troop, In­ I America Corp., of Buffalo, N.Y., 27 N. School St.; Mrs. Georgena Rd., has been elected president of entire six weeks are Mra. Arlene By G. K. HODENFIELD Farm, Ellington Rd.. In South a line of persuasion, rather than In a 1-car accident on Main St., ous Nike units In the area took AP Edncatlon Writer lacked a fuU certificate. Today it’s tice and of admission to tha pro­ cluding a weekend of slght^seelng 'manufacturer of aluminum prod- Reichert, 103 Ridge St.; Mrs. Joan the Manchester Community Child Swanson, Mrs. , Lawrence Dunn Windsor at 1, 3:30 and 7 p.m. All coercion, in keeping the Soviet part in the battalion review In Bar- and Mra. Everett Kelsey. Attend­ only one In 18, despite the vastly fession. In New Thrit CSty, and a Danish near Grove, at 8:30 last night In Maple, Mahogany and Limed Oak l iKte. Barry came to Manchester M o rris se y and son, Stafford Los Angeles, June 29 UP) — The TORES of the proceeds will benefit the public in line. But persuasion Im­ Police say Frank C. Wtoneskl of Guidance Clinic, The second an­ na’s honor. ing four weeks ara Mra. Nelson increased teacher shortage. Festival with folk dancing. \ from New York City In 1945. and Springs; Mrs. M aiy Lawrence and Music was supplied by the West- teaching profession must raise Its Dutc Junior Museum. plies Incentives and rewards. The 100 Davis Ave., Rockville, struck nual meeting of the clinic Board Richmond and Mra. William Bing­ consumer Industry does not pro­ 4, i and f-Drawer fitylea . . . daughter, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mrs. over Air Force Base band. "In 1946, only 15 atatea required I field several aales positions with ham. Two-week staff members own. standards so high that In­ 'that an elemetnary school teacher duce quality sufficient for rewards a road barricade that was set up Lucy Szwed and son; Hebron: Mrs. of Directom was held last night. Barna entered the service from Bloodm obile O p ^ local auto dealers for a time. include Mrs. Russell Vennart. Mrs. competence can never get Into a have a' college degree. Today the nor can U without upsetting in front of aii area of tom up , Membership relations to a job Christine Beerw^th and son, 22 Three new directors were also Pennsylvania 20 yearn ago and nNE W M B AND IWUORS pavement.. Burke Rd., Rockville: Mm. Vir- elected to the board; Edson M. plans to settle down In Santa Fe, Manuel Margarido, Mrs. ICdwin classroom, a prominent edqcator number to 46. Soviet dogma. From '50 E-Z TERMS which has b^ n handled by a vol- Cook, Mrs. Charles Strom, Mrs. To 6:45 Tonight Wtoneskl was quoted by police g;inla Bousfield. and son, 48 S. Bailey. Mark R. Kravltz and M. N. M. said today. "W e have come a long way since The Soviet premier toon- may be. FREE DELIVERY : untary committee In the Chamber. William Livengood, Mra. Frank Dr. T. M. Stinnett aald, "our "GENERAL SPRAr says: as saying his. car was new and he *37 ; The new post • will call for work Adams St.; Mrs. Lucille LaDone Guenther Kraus. He has been fire control main­ tha war yaars. We aatlmate that if he is not now. In an xmeriviable Dr. Neill to the associate med­ Gates. Mrs. Robert Johns and Mrs. goals must be more than Just Blood Is being collected by the SHOP lA D lY , CIOSID A U DAY, M Y 4TH misjudged Its width when at­ with the Chamber’s membership and son, 17 Dougherty St.; Mrs. tenance officer at Battery A between 1940 and 1946, more than position BO far as hto popularity to tempting to pass the barricade. ical director of the Aetna U fe John Mortimer. higher salaries and more of this Red Croaa EHoodmoblle today, to LAWN PROBLEM^ hove you aoRimittea. ^ Lorraine Brunell and son. Box Mt. (Herculea), In Eaat Windsor. 600,000'persona drifted In and out mark the second half of tha 10th concerned. The process of social Insurance Co. and has been with and more of that. of teaching. Today, wo have ' confused? Coll me for EXPERT Rd. anniversary of the Manchester change that has been going on for WE ALSO STOCK UNFINISHED CHESTS DISCHARGED TODAY: Miss the clinic since Its beginning: Tomorrow will be the last day The profession muat do those much more stable profession.’’ years In the Soviet Union, haa things which wlU guarantee that program. •WHISKIES' ANALYSIS and FREE ESTI­ In flevsTBl Maes From Up Hilda Robinson. 131 Summit St.; Bailey to the retiring principal LL col. John J. Shultz Jr. will 100 Girls Needed Stinnett predicted that within The bollection station win ba been building -something similar command the 2nd Missile Battalion, a person who goes Into a claaa- MATE! G et SUMMER PROTEC­ I Shop Item Bids Mary BethMorrell, East Hartford; of Manchester H lj^ School and threa or four yaara accredited col­ open unto 6:46 pm. at tha emer­ to a middle-class — sober, IntelU Mm. Leona Bleu, 451 Parker St.; lives at 89 Tanner 8L Kravltz Is which haa its headquartem In Man­ room Is a competent teacher, and L T. WOOD GO. For Tobacco Jobs guarsmtee that an Incompetent leges and unlveraltlea will be turn­ gency entrance of Manchester Me­ ■a • !•££ UINDID % \ T IO N N O W ! gmt and eager to better itself Mrs. Elsie Darling, Thompsonville; chairman of the Town Develop­ chester. IC E P L A N T B Due ou July 13 person will not be allowed to ing out more than 90 per cent of morial Hospital. ! Briarcliti whiskiy bot"" 3.081 /I Relaxations, veering away from Miss Mary Johnston, Green Lodge ment Commission and a member He will go to Ft. McNair, near the new teachers. The accredited Mtoa Eva Johnson, publicity GArfield 9-5643 the police state since Stalin died, •1 BISSELL ST. FRK HIRNOL PARKING Convalescent Home; Mrs. Dorothy of the Lutz Junior Museum board. Washington, D. C.y to attend the Approximately 100 jobs for girls 86 n O O f - * OR MORI YEARS OLD-HALF GALLON 7.66 I I Tha town oducatlon office will age 14 and older are available in Stinnett, executiveaecretary achoola are those recognized by the chairman for tha program, said GENERAL SPRAY SERVICE OF hastened social change to a point Agnew, 322 Spring St.; Gustave He is assistant to the director of Industrial College of the Armed Cuhes-Criuhed-Blocks open h l^ at II a.m. July 13 on In­ ManchMter area tobacco flelda, of the National Oommlsalon on Nationsl Council for accreditation there was a ruah to donate blood ■ STORKS, BOX 128, S’TORRS, CONN. where It seemed to be getting out Chindmark, East Hartford; Dan­ the Shade Tobacco Growem Assn, Forces for 10 months. thto morning, hut predicted the dustrial arta toola and materials CoL Schultz haa been batteUon according to the Manchester em­ Teacher Eklucatlon and Profes- of Teacher Education. of hand. Khrushchev, In spits of for tha North End junior High iel McCreedy, Storm; Mm. Ann o f Windsor, and fives at 49 San­ alonal Standards, was Interviewed "The non accredited achoola are number of donori would dwindle Widham, Mlddleflald; Carol Ann eonunander since March 19, 1959. ployment office. About 50 similar as the temperateure rose. school. ford Rd. Major Frank V. Pechulls, pres­ at the dYmual convention of the going to lose their students— [Old Harvey SS 3 331 Hosklng, Wapping: Bonnie Mae Kraus operates hto own engi­ jobs are available In the Rock­ The critical period. In tha blood Invitations have been mailed to ent executive officer, will take ville area. National Education Assn. their clientele,’’ SUnnett said. 86 PROOF—4 OR MORE YEARS OLD—HALF GALLON •.•S ^ 28 vendors to bid on furnishing Donnelly, 49 'Waddell Rd.; Mrs. neering and drafting firm In South "It’s our job to weed out the "For instance, 19 atetea will supply program to already here, M FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ■ Helen Cartoon. 140>4 Charter Oak command until sometime in Sep­ Hiring for tobacco work began she said, with the advent o f hot 'i such equipment as drill presses, Windsor, and is chairman of the tember when the new battalion incompetents just as the medlcM no\V ' accept automatically any St.; Linda Frank, 18 Trotter St.; South Windsor PuWic Building last Thursday, with additional hir­ weather. The number of donors ^-RlNe-^FOOT d power saws, wood lathes, printing eonunander assigned by the army ing Monday. About 400 jobs were profession polices Its own field, graduate of. an aecreditaff school 8T., MANCHESTER >*I James Patulak. 42 Margaret Rd.; Commission. he said. "And, just as In medicine, usually decreases at the earns time '% presses and smaller tools to outfit will arrive. „ , open in both areas at the time, If a student to really aerioua the.school’s metal, electrical, wood Mrs. Joan Faulkner and son, Ell­ Dirsetom with «q»iring terms higher standards mean fewer In the number of accidents and conse­ Lynnbrook wSSm bSt 3>50 ington; Mrs. Joanne Brellas And but moat of the jobs open to boys' about making teaching a career, quent need for blood Increases. SWIM - POOL : and graphic arts shops. who were reelected are the Rev. Lt. Prank Curran, executive of­ competents. he will be sure to go to an ac son, 428 W. MlddJe^.Tpke.: Mm. James McCann, Dr. Neill, Mm. have been filled. ••We don’t have now the aanc % PROOF-*, 6 . 7 YEARS OLD-HALF GALLON t.M ARTHURS ■? B usiness M anner Douglas ficer of C Battery In taking a 4- Miss Hazel L Anderson, man­ credited school, elaa he wifi not be & Fierce said the-total estimate 1s Marla Bonlca and son, . 112 Nike Jay E. RuWnow and the Rev tions we need. Moat atetea require Circle; Mm. Nancy Pelletier -and week Hercules transition course at ager of the local office, said ad­ able to move from etete to state THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ' f about 823,600. Arnold Tozer. Ft. Bliss, Tex. three years of probationary’teach­ and follow hto profession. • ^ The new school behind the jiollce son. 302 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Mm. Ru'blnow was made presi­ ditional jobs will open up from ing, but after that It to virtuaUy 800 YEAB8 [James Stewart BOT 4.11 staUon on E. Middle Tpke. will Valda McLean and son, 68 Barry dent-elect; Adam Rhodes, , vice time to time as the season pro­ impossible to get rid of the bad "In this way the profeaaion It­ 942 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. Rd. M.Sgt. Wallace Marsden,. of gresses. self builds up its standards and PRESCRIPTION KCNTUCKY 8OURBON-100 PROOF apen in September. president; 'Hieodore Gurney, sec­ Headquarters Battery received hto teachers.” . £)frNR Size retary; and Alisa 8. Taylor, Girls fifing for jobs should bring Stinnett cited what ha called keeps incompetence out of the EXPERIENCE appointment as warxent officer yes­ birth certificates and social se­ field. Medldne did the same thing FREE DELIVERY treasurer, i terday. tremendous strides te* teaching SELF SERVICE S w i m CHECK YOUR NEEDS a t curity cards, she said. If appli­ profession has made since World to keep inemnpetenca out of that ARTHUR DRUO — SCOTCH W HiSKY — A 10-year veteran, Maraden has cants are without social security field. We must take a cue from gone up through the ranks from War II. cards, the employment office will "In 1946,’’ he aald, "one in every those who have been successful.’’ Kiwanis Seats private. provide cards for applicants to file for social security membership. T GLENCRINAN Capt. Michael J. Mclnerney has At present, tobacco work is pro­ returned to the Manchester Nike 86 IMPORTED FROM STH EVERYTH1NG»122 FAIRWAY RISLEY New President viding the only latge number of Site as Supply officer of the battal­ SCOTLAND BOT 4.31 job openings In a single occupa­ PROOF WOODWORKINO ion. tional field. Temporary and part □ Brills ^ Miami Bearii, Fla., June 29 i/P) He was stationed here previously □ Beach Bags . INCORPORATED time work to available, however, M l —Joseph O. Tally Jr., 39-year-old •for two years, and then was away according to Miss Anderson. Greatest House Paint Discovery in Thirty Years! attorney from Fayetteville, N.C., for a year before returning. DUNWOODIE □ Charsaliisr Lake St., Vernon t □Beach Towels was installed as president of Ki­ Mrs. Mclnerney stayed here OHAHtMAN NAMED 86 IMPORTED FROM STH M wanis International today. while her husband was away, and Norwalk, June 29 (/P) — Perkln- TeL Ml 9-4824 He succeeds Albert J. 'Tully, is a language teacher at the high PROOF SCOTLAND BOT □ C aaasilet Elmer Corp., Norwalk, has named □ Suataa Letioi Mobile. Ala., also an attorney. school. George A. Benlngton chairman of l y e U p i N S SPRINKLER Tully and .Tally traveled to He has one more year to go be­ NEW €P1PLUCITE‘ TR 5-1166 its executive^committee. He Is a geUier a good deal last year when fore retirement. 6 I2 V S Kmdak !ro**nlsr. SOAKER □Tharmes Jugs former vice president of Allied i h b h U k □ Oosmclict^ the North Carolina man was Chemical Corp. and a. former pres­ CHANGEABLE POPULACE 6 )v m Rain ★ CUSTOM KITCHENS president-elect and was familiar ident of the Mutual Chemical Co. MOnt □ Plates izing himself with the post. Alaska’s population now about of America. He has been a director HOUSE PAINT : RED CROWN □ Cocicrs ‘T g^iess It was a little confus 211,000, reached an all-time high of of Perkin-Elmer, a scientific In­ 233,000 In 1943. This was due to the 90 HALF mm - STH ^ CAMERA W M PAPER ★ COUNTER TOP SPECIALIST liig,’’ said Tally. "We’re both law- strument firm, since 1952. He will yem, both Souttoernem and the large number of military personnel PROOF GAL # a O O BOT W a W " t *p tC N IC □ Naiikiat □ Ou|m In the Territory during World War be senior adviser to the operating | 100 .Foot names have only one letter differ­ management. ^ r/fiS U n a TA»BLE ★ GENERAL WOODWORKING ence.” n . $SS.SOiltl Roll □ Rc|Mllcat □ laeulated Bagc ROBIN HOOD tlimit—I) l O O : ★ BUILDING MATERIALS □ Pieaie Spioois '^r7.36 S'; 3.04 8 I T M C H □ Pieaie Forhs ^ SACCHARIN P ic n ic □Beach Balls □ Pools POLO CLUB 98 p ia t e s CAMRA 1600 — □Swim Riags □ Swim Rafts . 85 HALF l i L 4TH M A O •i graiRlaMato p r o o f GAL / . l O BOT TENNIW BABOEt □ Palls □ Beach Toys BAG CARS EOR SALE RACKETT^I □ BugLItes □ Skewers The 4th of Jjily will soon be here and the summer will be in full swing. If you’re thinking of trading in your COAST/ TO COAST □ Tahlseloths □ Hot Bog Forks old car noyir is the ti|ne. Prices couldn’t be any lower. At For woods ntocco the present time we have about 40 good used cars to for every member of the family at marLOW prices 80 HALF choose from and let’s be honest, we’re anxious to sell G motoitry hoitooo □lee Treat Moldt . . Mariow*s hss eveey s4yle, eveiy rise, to m

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PAGE FlFiXRH Mi^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAjJCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.-CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960 f? B o n !< that gives you PLANNED S E C J R I i Y la spending the summer In C9iaahlra iss A luidar at OornsB tkilmeri- GAS HfAHNi» C h ili Using Tube of a givaa rituation within a Um- Best Frirad Bites W l* hU uncle end aunt. Dr. and gF-^i’^moeotty to Ited apace of a newspaper with­ Mrs. Harmon C. Leonard and fam­ 8<»bbatil and Blade, honorsiy P, STOLTZ out reflecting Us personal foel- military, and le a member and §lips Out^JDfowns Denver, June 29 (JT)—^Them Boys to Seek K ^ ily- treasurer of Sphinx Head, Iwm- higs, must be one of the many de­ was a look o f «tBut to der ths caption—^100 Sigiied Pe­ Tsssa, before returning borne. “The dog’s owner said she wouM WELDON DRUG CO. big fat paycheck on Friday. It la Implication Is not true. Actually, ing. 901 Mwiii Btireet—aa S-8S21 older son had arrived only a short few days It has been somewhat bor- titions. It was mported thait the John M)otcka, son of Mr. a try to make up for it by ^®tlng for tims sarller tor a vu*atl^rir usual Russell Leoiutrd, eon of Mr. and least $12^4 million worth of goods orderly manner. Respectfully youm, way of thinking and living. I ing evMite muet be a difllcuU tesk. Jamea E. Dougan Mra Kenneth S. liyoa of Root Rd. from Russia. I f Canada buys leas, have no desire to try and push my To describe accurately the facte Another example would un- CHILDREN'S BOOTERY Soviet purchases wlli be reduced CIRCUS DAY SPECIALS way of thinking down the other STORE HOURS; In proportion. man’s throat MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Monday, Tuesday, Saturday Liberal Sen. W. D. Euler of On­ Although I am by no means a 10 AJML to 6 PJM. tario, a former minister of trwle MANCHESTER PARKADE M U Wednesday, Thursday, Friday FREE PLASTIC PICNIC BAG M year man with the VAC, I have a M n RA and commerce, questioned whetoer been In their employ now for eight the full exchange would be pos- jream between tW A In ^last Hart­ rible. He noted that Canada last '/• To AmyoM Who Adds On, Opans ford and Hamilton’ Standard In CIRCUS BARGAIN ■^ar bought only $2,291,000 worth ' or Raepono A Cradit Account. Windsor Locks and as yet I have fronf the Soviet Union. Minimum $15—Ona Par Fomiiy not one word of complaint to speak Tickets On Sale Here For of for either division. I have .al­ Earlieit Library ways been treated very well and DAYS at SEARS wlU always be very grateful to tiiem for having mo on their pay­ HUNTS BROS. CIRCUS Earliest known library was in Babylonia and consisted of a col- roll. __ ^ ' JULY 5 Isctlon of clay tablets which were m s particular housewife ^leaks the books of Babylonian civiliza­ of the opinions "of your friends Wonderful Valuel Special Valual Girls' •ENERT LUTZ JR. MUSEUM wbsB you am seen eroaslng tee tion, dated from aa early iuu2,000 plekot Unas. My persooaL opinion Sw im Suits B.C. C i of this la '^ihat my friends, my Beautiful Dresses I eloaest friendi’as a matter of fact do not pay my rent nor feed my ehUdien and until such a time that 1.69 1.99 they do I WlU row my own boat. 2.99 4 to 6x 9 1o 14 X hav^ had the privilege to taUc to of the Indivldnals who am TWagnterent. collection Of fSmous maker* Quick drying cotton guarantead to koop ■tm out of woclc and It's my And- cotEona, aheem, seerauckem! Sizes 1 to their shape end color through<«t many tog that most of them am not out 3, 8 to 6x and 7 to 14. . a dip. because they Stocerely beUoye In the lasUas involved In this strike. * THE MANCHESTER PARKADE MERCHANTS They am out raemly because they to have too nmch pride to Mtther in> the guts to cross the Ulually 1.98 and 2.9JB nieket Une tor toar that aoau one SeoopI Girif' bay recognise thsm. If this kind ALLSTATE Cross Country Tires And THE MANCHESTER JAYCEES ef tbinkteg win flU the pay enve­ Skirt & Blouse Sets CiHs' Knit Shirt* ’ lope whan payday rolls around I say 'hurTsh" tor them. With Tyrex* GuorOnteed 20 Months rve been working eight houm a day right along and wlU continue Buy rite first fire at Hi* No TVade-in 1.99 .99 ARE PROU D TO SPONSOR to do so and bo oaUed a scab. It Price, get the 2imI fire, Hie ALL^ bl^ very Uttle lU effect on me— Imagine! Cool easy cam cotton skirts Sleeveless, colorful! Boat and V-neck In fact I learned to enjoy It STATE Cross Country for only each with Its own matching shirt in knit riilrte, elao collar etylea Slxea 8 to THE FAMOUS HUNT BROTHERS I say. three cheem for those who 6x and 7 to 14. BUY NOW ! have smartened up and mtismed . atzea 7 to 14. to work and to those who ROYAL INTERNATIONAL fdUow, and Td U ko^ add th ^ mom dieem for Martin Burke who Is the spacer for UAC and those Wonderful Value! FAMOUS MAKK who work with him. May they light Exciting Savings! this tbi»»g with never ending vigor 6.70x15 and not give one Uttle bit on the G irls' & Preleen Skirts In this strike. The whole TUBE-TYPE G irls' & Pi^een Blouses »h i"f makes no sense at aU on the BLAOKW AIX pert of the union. Eaeh, Flue Tax Smarten up boys, I wouldn’t go .99 r-" 1.99 so far as to say the company needs ALLSTATE ’ you but you surely need their pay TRIPLE g u a r a n t e e Dorena of blouses and ahlrta from fins Beautiful easy cam cotton aklrta. Bollda, NO TRADE-IN REQUIltED prints. Many otoem to chooea from. HJID. L lifetim e Ganrantes makem at half the price and leaa Girls’ 7 to 14, preteen 8 to 14. Sizes 7 to 14, preteen 6 to 14. sgainst aB deCeets to sasMiial le t Tire iiiil Vlcsra en Strike and vfotloiisnriiip pmvsted eu a m TYFK No Trade- 2nd Tim 2 TIrw To the Editor, treed wesr. In Sale Priee I have always held the beUef Price that when a person Is proud of an S. Tbae Servtoe GusnutoM ' ' 8oAK'' ' Wonderful ScoopI Preteen EXTENSION ^ ele they written they wlU sgafastaHtypeaolreedliesaids Tnbo-XYPO BlacR I 6 i i ~ r o jo o ^ Scoop! Girls' TUESDAY, JULY 5 sign their name. Oongratulati^ pmsstod en meudia toed. C70Z16 Tnbeleoe Black 22A5 II jOO 5845 ibo. William U Mercer. But who 6.70x15 $s.e5 1240' 55.95 2-pc Playsuits Jamaica ^ Shirt Set n Is U V .M .T S. Sstietoetloa Goarantoed Ttobe-ITPo White or your nooey back. AD adjust­ 6:70x16 Tubeleto White 1 ' 20.45 14.00 40.45 I f an honest poU worn taken of 1140 '88.46 non-strikers I think one would fliul ments am baaed eu the enrrent 7.50x14 Tubeless Black 2245 At BRADLEY FARM, Rtt. S and 30, South Windmr 14.00 4045 LADDERS their basic reason for mtumlng to price witoout tmde-in at time 7JI0X14 Tubeless White 26.45 1.99 2.99 < week was because money baa be­ o f retniB. Colorful cottons with contrasting knit come their “God," not fear of the joocxxscsoaaaoaacocn ai.f. PRICES PLUS FEDERAL TAX Smooth fitting Jamaica aborts expertly H-bomb. Alone the H-bomb can do ahlrta. A wonderful collection. Don’t For The Benefit Of paas up thla buy. Sizes 8 to 6k and 7 to tz^ore TDUE . li With our Ugh standard of Uvlng 1-ton trucks It is not an easy thing to moaU la­ wswaitMJeRW OF CONDITION! bor oondltiaos of 40 or SO yearn o 6 ply rated . . Rayon eord \ ago. Most of us have not had to long wearing. .99 1.39 3f ■ ■ ^------:------. , ■ ported and proceas4d. , Most of the prude now process­ Violinist^elled U.S. S ^ a r Bill ed for Cuba comes from Venezu­ ela. The official poaltlon of the i. (OaaUmied twBi Page Ona) oil companies is that they' have ONLY »1« DO W N W iLfc PUT TH IS obligatlona to their traditional h PRICE SALE regime would take over an Amerl- suppliers in this case Venezuela. Sues Orchestra Castro Is buying the crude oil can-ownad sugar mUI. from the Soviet Ui^on in exchange U.B.,lhterssts.own 88 sugar mills Baltimore, June 29 (/P)—A vlolln- tor Cuban stfgar. He contends in Cuba, but Castro made clear his AIR iet with the BalUmore Symphony ___ Jiriiamd D ryer Cuba can buy the Russian oil for SEARS threats e x tan dad to all other almost 81 a barrel under the Vert- FM-M Orcheat'ra, claiming she was knock­ American Interests In ^ b a . valued esuela price. MATTRESS ed down by a kettledrum, Is suing KOKHl'CK AND CO i at more than half a WlHon dollars. the Philadelphia Orchestra. Fun on the "W e’ll take and take until not Mrs. DoHy'TEE Academy of Music of Philadelphia they don’t understand that our how would you react If I said and the Lyric. ‘174 people have 'courage and suffi­ "well, that’s the old ball game?” ] ONLY $5 DOWN • AIX. WE ATHER ■■ • i, cient dignity to resist for what- and tried to get you to leave the R « 9 . $ 1 ,2 0 On Sears Easy Payment Plan sver time necessary, to resist un- park? Or say the score was 1-0 Mail Car- Fire U1 that empire of injustice, ex­ In the third inning, would ycAi be 1(>-Ib. eapiwity automatk wMher * ploitation and abuse falls to willing to start for home, quite BATHING Manlkina o f IndUns at New York City's 'Treedomland tJ.S.A.’’ satisfied that the game/waa In Out in Stamford i cycled — Normal for thorough WMhtag altn weapons which automatically apout lira on algnal aa a sound Earth.” Castro declared the sugar act the bag for our players? track fills the area with blood-curdling cries. k i k i of hta dirtiest denims and Deliyta fw was intended to submit Cuba to Well, If you’re the kind of fan M I V l FILM Grewiwich, June 29 (/P)— A Are extra - gentle care of your nngena. ft. the "whim of a foreign ruler.” who's seen too many games won CAPS broke out In a mall car of a New 8 Built-in filter for lint-free waahea. " I f he gets up< in the morning and lost In late innings, maybe Haven Railroad train today and Reg. 12.80. $129 with a bad humor, that day he can you’ll understand why older doc­ firemen battled the blaze for 80 N • determine the destiny of our na- tors aten't aa impreJaed as young­ mkkutes before extinguishing It. New Amusement Spot ; tlon,” Castro said. er colleagues by the first-inning • t-TEAR FRESH The mall car was In the Green Kemnore Dryer home run that's hit by a new wlch station at the time. "The formula they have Invent­ • GUARANTEED * drug. 60 Power was turned oft while fire­ ed is not only Immoral but treach­ Let me give you some exam­ men fought the blaze, but a rail­ With Foil Lnirth Control P mmI Combines History, Fm i erous,” he continued. "Treacher­ ples of what I mean. road spokesman said the fire was ous because they did not say how A t a recent symposium on anti­ not expected to disrupt commuter much sugar they were taking biotics, three new products were LIGGETT DRUG STORE Vfound some t^,lings had to be done aw4y. They did it with character­ schedules. By BERNARD GAVZER highly acclaimed. Between De- MANCHESTER PABRADE e W’. MHIDLE TPKE. AP Newsfeatnree Writer over.” istic Saxon cruelty . . . that Is The cause of the fire and the The raids by the Bronx kids, the clomycin, furaltadone and colli- extent of the damage were not New York UPi — When It comes to say they do not point out our stln. successful warfare was wager re-doing of ruins and wrecks and danger, they reserve the right to available immediately. to geography. New Yorkers sup- an authentic Maze which deatroyed on pneumonia, the venereal dls- do us harm In the magnitude they easea and a variety of infections poesdly think that West begins on one buUdlng proved to be minor ob- desire . . . o f kidneys, bladder, intestines, tha N en^ersey aide of the Hudson ztaclea and faUed to upaet plans to 117 officially open Freedomland June ■That is the policy of the Ameri­ skin, eyes and ears. ONLY $5 DOWN River aMTatretchas in a wasUland 19 to the expected 22,500 daily visi­ can government, the policy of a Now what troubled oldsters In government that haa aroused world the grandstand was the remem- I? ■' On Seara Baay Paynwnt Plan to an^eaals known as Hollywood. tors. The .' provincial, native New "W s designed and planned this antipathy, the policy of a govern­ bi;ance that most of these Infec- ment that cannot visit any Latin tlo^,*were supposed to have been [imagine! A modem, full-lew^ Torkei|may soon get an even more aa an entertainment center for the NO FICTITIOUS HIGH “LIST PRICES” lopsided noUon of the naUon's entire family," Wood aays. "There American nation without student alrAtoy' wiped out by earlier *trol panel on this family -size _ Kenm-t^ opposition, whose Vice President "mlnicle drugs". Apparently the want «OR* rOR VOUB Sesrs Sale Prices Are Sears Regular Low Prices . . R geography. will be no carnival ,or mklwaiy . Dryer with such a sensational k»w Just north of Manhattan, on fiavor to Freedomland. There are cannot visit any Latin American bugs had rallied in late innings. - ....Kiee VOOR ivi on c r a h t s WE ALSO SERVICE WHAT WE SE 1 take-home price. Features spaee-sa^^ what was mostly swampland, 80 no skill gamea or chances, no wild nation witliout being spat upon and The sulfas and penicillin, that cabinet, handy Load-A-Door aafetr acres have been shaped into an thrill ride# and no alcoholic bev­ stoned.” used to pitch shutouts against outline of the United States. With­ erages of any kind to be sold on the But along with his threat of gonococci, now were being knock­ J„t.n“l^ ‘ Y":rs’rA£t:d PHONE THIS STORE shut-off. in iU borders, New York is a hjuly 11. before you buy! braves and run off with their lolrtj g ReynoMi. New Haven, e VACATION e BOATING e RACING e $5 DOWN. $5 MONTH UHF . . . $117 . VIEWABLE cloths. . was arrested and charged , vrtth COOkiMS SURFACE "We Just never figured on such CHICKEN e S H.P., 4-cycle engine has ! ' reckless driving as the result of 1 CENT SALE Isf. $1 power to cut heavy grass. on Soon Ecny Poymonf’ Pkm 11-lnch (overall d ia g o n a l) a thing happening,” Wood says. an investigation Into an accident nuE "The wigs alone cost between $15 7x50 LUMINOUS For LIBBY screes ha# 148 sq. In. o f view- on Rt. 15 near Rt. 6 Saturday. 7x35 LUMINOUS OF THE SEA 5 8 e Nick-resistant blades gives a Flick-of^fingcr Aluminum aMe area. Tkere’s a world of and $20.” She was told by the SUt# DUTCH , , SWEET HEART Play-pretty magic Nor did Wood figure on the sort Chili smooth cut to any lawn. entertainment waiting for your Trooper who made the arrest to BINOCUURS BINOCUURS crepe and drip-dry Engine Controls Housing of trouble experienced with some be in t6wn court on July 18. j... a CASE a STRAPS , SOAP Afor SSe Concarne 15'/* Oz. oID# V cottons stand-«p e Height adjusts so you ean fam ily ^ . . enjoy sharp Unage workmen. Allowances were made a CASE a STRAPS CLEANSER T U N A , « . 35e A9P picture#, clear sound. Side con­ a COATED LEN S to wear, ■washing. cut from \\ to Inches. Touch the con­ Lightweight— for delays cKused by bad weather, e COATED LENS' trols, removable safety, glaae. e PRISMATIC Button shoulders. ^ makes it easier by late delivery of material, by ac­ e PRISMATTO e Hi-Lo handle— you adjust it trols for choke, Railroads Set Record Toddlers* 1 to t. fast, slow or. stop! to push! cidents and so on. Pint Psstan s hmladc prcdslea nUMtaMat to match your height "But when It came to creating Reff. $49.50. $<| A .97 Reg. $69.50. $ A | 9 7 BEADS O'BLEACH 41c MAZOLA OIL 36c to stons IssMT drass-ptotod grid. Little girls* 4-«X. Cleveland — American railroads ruins, such as Chicago at the time recorded the fewest passenger NOW l O NOW itol CopperiotM baked-OB enamel, stosl fire of the Great Fire of 1871, or the faUllties in their history in 1959. ghost towns of the.Old West," Wood howl..Firm support from T-shapod Only one fatality resulted from a I ' TH IS STORE O N LY says, "the workmen couldn't bring Gallon *1.95 tebnlar steel legt. Easy-roO wheals ahd trahi accident. Nine other pas­ M A Z O L A O IL themselves to paint or build any­ BLUE W H IT E thres. Just perfect fo r town partias. sengers lost their livM. in "train- ' - thing that looked really fire-ruined ' LlCflETTS PARKADE SHOPPING , ,i or weather-beaten, 'niey didn't service" accidents, such as those CHOCOLATE in which people attempt to board MnjDIF! TURNPIKE ROAD ? 'f. • seem to get the idea that we want­ SYRUP / 12 Oz. ed it to look bad, not good. So we or leave moving trains. LESTOIL Pint 37c B O SC O

LESTARE 49c K A R O SYRUP 24 Oz. 25c d e s i g n e d f 6 r FIG NEWTOJ^S 1 Lb. 35c Transistor Portable 49c NABISCO No Tools Needed to As^mble m o d e r^n t a s t e NUSOFT 20-in. Rotary Foldeway Grill Is , 'T Rake Grass ivith Own Carrying Case This Cirqd^ F^ced Fool. A .88 d-Transistors I W TAFFY Little Effort Power kfower $ • • e v r u n u su a l s«f«crton o f 9 Oz. Rog. 8.98. 0 8 8 Reg. 16.95i^ ! • * 39c KEEBLER TWIRLS 27c Plastic coated steel wire fence with heavy ExeeDent performance. Dnr- N IA G A R A ^"starch For Fan rake *'/,-HP ...... 3 9 ^ ^ 8 IgVGI llfG bDJC 0 0 0 o o o vinyl Rlaatie tank that.cUps^ to top of fence. Pac non-break pUstle cast. 19j^-ia. Ian sbspe bead. P65 gallon capacity. 8 ft x 18-ln. Drain fits Size 3x6xlVi-in. Om battery, up I Cocu only a Mttla aaore tbaa to aO-hrt. listening. 4 tr«lisia-| Won’t tear np lawn. Haa a hand mower. FiTa‘adjoat- gardeo hoae for emptying. LAUNDRY FOR THE SPICE OF YOUR LIFE amopth hardwood handle. doamto deobto oe griddle. tori. able entting heighta. i' LINIT STARCH 2 r.r 31c EHLERS Ouaramt— d toe a UfoHmm BLACK PEPPER THE WHOLE FAMILY NEW LIQUID 4 Oz. 49c The WTotation In modem taste - A e efesn, sweeping Hnes, LINIT STARCH DEAL 20c/ HAS FUN IN GRANTS \i Long-Wearing A e iraid to graceiol simpUcity. A e lo re ft# textured i^ a o e s - LARGE 8-FT. POOL is splendidly expressed in e w "Yeung Updetn"Artnn)*J Latex House |Paint weddiM *!"*•• srtirtiy in spedslly-liirdened gold — . .. J—.9_i__A-.------J ------MtAVtoMlgtotol COLLEGE INN PRODUCTS DIINCflN HINES LAYER CAKES Gives up to 5D% loRgeF' sfselnihe Artconed process — guaranteed 1 8 8 2-FIBCE SETS... for a lifetime. Befoco you ehoooe you must see i ^ASTER-MIX^^ life V than .regular hou»e CHICKEN BROTH ...... 2 For 35c I I Yellow, Spice, Fudge Marble, BLOUSE A JAMAICA SHOBTS our' unututl tislection. Frofh $8.00. 37c point. J'|0 I Burnt Sugar and White. AT ONE LOW PRICI ______C. stNieiCT lit TOMATO COCKTAIL 26 Or,. OrMM's XlKf ----- $ «■ » — ...I m 'S X x tn hoary gangs rinyl Ihiar aton08 ' HEINZ DILL PICKLES 31c ‘\y- .V 'i'.’.f Do.vn GfC.'i* C*' Flown on amoothly and easily and! 1 Aliaalawa for IjlilwaleM. l-tohtoar- dries in 80 .mJnutea C to be «p>i' sloM todetlm fw parlact toapsae- hUed avsn in duop'waatoar. nsJ 8s:tSts:.£*jir;s SHOOR TOto Wtoed dm. 80aT8-to M ton. iwa aenlrol.. 3-«(ay Iray, and drala. alaU bNaterlag, padllng. HEINZ TOMATO SOUP 4 » 4 9 t Jewelers MANCHESTER SHOFPINO PABRADE MONDAY, TUESDAY, SATURDAY M Y MADC Itoert to fc y ta f* ■ « * e f 1 HEINZ BABY FOODS A n r Ale $11 o u t OI$9lAT POt BW AItl AOP M A IN ST.. M ANCHCSTER MANCHESTER PARKADE 10 A M . to 6 P M . . .. d M . .4 ** Satisfaction ffiaranteed or your money back** WED.. XHVB8.. FRL—10 AM . to 8 PJI. ■ft ...... Ba.g-lS81...... **.•.-■>'• >>—1 ■■»".'■ »

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Mhks •risk Wmfc sC DAILY MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, M fo cHBSTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE t9, im _ Isnrn , __ I FAO« IIGHCTKH DAILY GBOMWORD PUtlLB MONTOOMBRY WARD COM­ loUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAlOB HOOFLB PANY has for sale the only Amert-1 g r a o iA L 54c ■17 BU6G8 BUNNY can mower chosen to be exhibited at the 1959 International Exposi­ MIND ARTHUR'S T ICUESSTHERTS' Bargains tion. It is the ’’OsTden Mark 21" luncheonette ONLY ONE PtACE TURNIN8 ■ , AMD IP ROTARY POWER MOWER, now Z CM READ IN TOTHE 889.88 (reg. 1129.60). The 4-cycM, SPORTS ------’2 “^ ( TKeRS'5 TWdj S K f,^ /lAV LAMD- I jflu n t jn g A w w id Listed by PEACE, M A30R,V^eM tT«w^;^i4,^^LS AW/SM0P|=^ UW6 StUi- Hirer horse-power "Briggs-StratUm’’ secnoM. VO 0^a^^<5l^^aA CHIMP CAIAT // «sS sLV ^ |2tL«D OM engine has a recoti starter plus SIRE? I'D all the built-in conveniences you UKETO < /^A M O .rT'^// Y O ) / ( ACCOUNT OP I'D,H/»BA better If Tp-s/^% J[COULD \V 'T‘^ AAST< could want for saving your time MANCHESTER CHSa^THE CHANCE OF WAUClMSy ZA TIMEX ' b » £ S ^ < < and energy. Your well-groomed BASEBALL cudcoafanDf WST MVWAKOEKi A u/Sm sMOOeiv^------A, w POT .to aUFA ^ lawn will be the envy of the neigh­ AND laM O N T SCORESl • s t« « // tX e ie let- IdOSCTSHS ■ --;------4> borhood. Perhaps you’d prefer the bakd^ n y y y ( tii^ mvseuf V FOUND A tcuihloo BRMSSritm BkV'Booket Tour Reputation ObUdron’s Playtogs on Sale Matqal Phnds 19-liich "Garden Mark" ROTARY Declare Your Independence Prfftty Topping! The PKE-FOURTH SPfKHAL For niaxiteum safety. Income 00 ( a «A R s u m Aa a hoataaa. Set a gala mood Decide today that YOU are run­ MOWER, now $69.88 (reg. $74.50) RUe GLEANINR . iM-BTfibl for your July 4th picnic or paUo at MARl-MAID’S, 691 Mate Street, and g r o w ^ you should check the quiet, powerful to do the Job faster ■ 3UD Jurlidictloa ning your house; It isn’t running adyaritage of MUTUAL FTTNDS I 15 HANNAWAY ST. RSM ^ UTUUBEi JOTowwdU* antertalnlng with PARTY ACCE8- you. Delegate some of the laundry brings you 20% OFF on PL.AY- with less vHork. This model has a WEAR FDR BOYS AND GULLS, available at your Now Yoric Stqck 14 ■iMilteNAiNto M g y BORIKB from HARRISON’S, 849 chores to MANCHESTER LAUN­ 2.6 horse-power "Briggs and Strat F o r With all of summer still hMore Exchange Member, SHE ARSON, tho$e who earm UKinUnc llAet _ ^ Main Street. Cute and eaaey U DROMAT, 660 Center Street, in ton" engine. ' eweiyww*. • KAlriMaQ •*22221i the "PIXIB WARE" line of cer­ the Jarvla Block. Individual, au­ tis, you’ll Want to round out their HAMMILL AND COMPANY, 913 for their rug** TJh Itaf. V*. ITl amic oervlng pieces. There are tomatic washers give your clothes waidrobea for the family vaca­ Main Street, Mitchell 3-1571. ‘cimnbeny Indtenne a- SSMiMaefljTle S^fe. W-BKS* L s I tions, the cemspinE sessions, the BY V. T. HAMLIN MSetitirntn BllBaaat. colorful, appealing Condiment Jars the private, professional care you 1 pkg. apple-flavored gelatin TCL. Ml 34M12 oeetnT' SoHaaa* and covered bowls for relishes, demand. Immediately you'll detect active summer ' months ahead. Delicious accompaniment for a I 1 cup hot water a l l e y OOP ItBuUt gift eAMyay 4 0 M ^ Now available are girls’ aborts summer fruit salad: Shape cream PICK UP AND DELTVEEY HOW PAR IS i NOT 100 ...... IN FACTITSHOULPNT/ Sirord ellles, mayonnaise for Russian a certain sparkle of wljlteness. 1 can (1 lb) Whole cranberry sauce WTREfiONNA t juer CANT/WMX AUNG. _ MORE THAN A 2i*ult***** MBom«ndila iresslng or French and Italian, |1 Make Ume for the Important and sots, also pedal purtiers and cheese Into small balls, then roll 2 tablespoons light brown sugu $0% CASH AND OABBT WITH ME,90^ tr% T H C yAN* ITEONLY SI AIM 4SUadala Di HAFIAimL FEW MINUTES MMlUtaiy laB.) each. Thrill your party hostess things this summer. Engage the sets plus BATHING SUITS. For In a mixture of finely chopped nuts 1 tablespoon vinegar rdISItS n o fV an'j / ^ . CONTACT I A MATTER OF 34Covtr 45TtBBHlts (pecans or walnuts) and green | M3URUFE POINT? ynMETILLOSCAR STWmM with a gift of PIXIE WARE from MANCHEISTER LAUNDROMAT teya are durable shorts also sets 1-4 6up seedless raisins PEPBvHM MDUIH WMWA MAICESWITH HARRISON’S. Stock up on big, as your part - time maid. and bathing suits. Wim the big olives. ITl ^m KfBOtA jjALKING! ■Uowanet 1-4 cup finely chopped almonds IK MACHINE StBuHUn r r r AVM Jiiyiiiiiiii generous BARBECUE NAPKINS hoUday weelo-end coming up, add 1-4 teaspoon garlic salt mouataltta n clevAly designed, 50c a package. Before eUrtlng on* a vacation quality sportswear that'is smartly ' a Refreshing Change STOP AT-THE SION r Scenery 1-4 teaspoon ginger ttBuMiandtp nr 1 Matching PLATES available. trip by car, take along several styled and tailored to |fIVe lots of % teaspoon red pepper S4Nitnral sleeves cut from old garments, wear all at 20% SAVINGS during Take advantage of the LOW OF ECONOMY IT SUMMER RATES by air to Nas­ 2934 Dissolve gelatin in hot water. ‘ul^BMA^SOR 86 Otero elite Old-fashioned dressing for slaw: then If It Is necessary for the dri­ this PRE-FOUltftH SALE. STHiTOMmrlas sau and Jamaica. Hotel rates are Chin until partially set. Combine THOUSWT Cream eeasoneir with salt and cay­ ver to make emergency car re­ . r r W A S A saitaUinettr irj also much lower at this time of remaining Ingredients and fold in­ COSP[Z>OVi^ enne and made sweet-sour with pairs, It is esay to slip these on I Romodellng: Make your plans to partially set gelatin. Pour In­ SSOttheev sugar and vinegar Don’t forget and hold them up with rubber land stick to them. Last-minute year. GLOBE TRAVEL la at your 4innlih bands to protect sleeves of coat or SERVICE. Call Mitchell 8-5707. to 1-quart mold. Chill until firm. the final touch—add some celery addition of a window, for exam­ Unmold on lettuce. ' “ 4 sn te shirt. ple, runs Into money. , 44 Oermaa rivet seeda. Cover fish fillets with a mush­ , 4SHenitr BY DICK TURNER Ever notice how relish trays are Use your gravy ladle when fill­ , If cookie and cracker boxes soon room sauce, tpp with buttered | /V) O N D A V Formal Wear on Short Notice C A R I^ V A L I 4SCher ing muffin pan cupa with batter REGAL MEN’S SHOP, 907 Main SSPlaythlag welcomed when they are offered I lose their wrappers in your house, ■ crumbsi;. umua ojiuand buoa ^ s* Inu. m a moderate...v for muffins or cup cakes. Usually Ido this; cut a hole in each box top oven until the fish Is done, These gay maldena are simple lo Street, U the name to remember MCoeptdoie In restaurants? You can dupli­ embroider In outline and cross- cate this pleasant pracUce at one scoop Is Just enough to fill the and tape over It a piece of trans-' Tvhen the occasion calls for FOR­ eatedhrStael stitch; and add a colorful note to e Tm vipatt horns. Fill the compartmenU of cup right. parent wrapping materiaL Keep Rust Away MAL WEAR. Here they have BY AL VERMEER a laay-suaan with cream-etyle cot­ With a can of “DE-RUSTQ” a set of towels for the kitchen everything for weddings, proms, sll nHttricel A New Departmeat Open* PRISCILLA'S POP NOPEl BUT HeS.A orUeblM tage cheese, eweet gherkins, pick­ You Wouldn’t Travel Without from JOHNSON PAINT CO. 723 formal events. Everything Is right MTtoeugb led beets, marinated onion rings. Enjoy FREE CUPS OF COFFE® n Spare Tire Main Street, you can spray or Pattern No. 2934 has hot-iron In stock. There Is no delay because HUMPPEDAIRE/ MSoep-neldns IT tomorrow (10 A. M. to 9 P. M.) Safeguard your trip further by brush on a quick-drying finish transfer for 7 designs; color chart nothing has to be sent sw sy for. at W A 'n cr'S , 935 Main St. an­ frame Snap Up the Fun I taking along an extra pair of that prevents rust, or stops rust stitch Illustrations. It is a convenience, a time-saver, 67 nouncing the opening o* U ^^!Er_ BYE OLASGES from ECONOMY To order, send 25c In coins to: a peace-of-mlnd assurance that ECONOMY •ICloy Capture on FILM all the happy clous, new FLOOR COVERING when It has begun. Spray It or DOWN IT oomlnge and goings at your houee OPmOAl^ 86 East Center S t brush on "DB-RUSTO.” It dries Anns Cabot, Manchester Evening everything fits Just right. No » DEPARTMENT on the lower Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMERI­ guesswork, , no depending Just on lleemaM this July'4th weekend. FALLOT’S street fioor. A blgger-thro-ever (Andre\^s Bldg.) Here the in’ minutes and comes in colors , tBagioa B’TUDIO, 70 East. C«nLer Street FRI0B8 ARE RIGHT. ______matching_ "John______Deere’ or “Allla CAS, NEW YORK 86. N.Y. measurements. You try on the stock of carpeting can now be dis­ For Ist-class mailing add 10c haa black and white, also co lo rs played from huge rolls for your Chalmers." If you are having rust tuxedd, the cut-away, the WHITE for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- DINNER JACKET. Bring In your f i l m s for your every need. Bring convenience In choosing. Count on using two cups of me­ damaging deteriation' on youri*'', ...... —— OPTICAL the exposed roll of films to FAL- dium cream sauce for a large caul- drainpipes, get "DE-RUSTO GAL- dress with Zone and Pattern Num^ best man, your usher, your ring 66 E. CENTER ST.—4 fl t-M 7t SHORT R IB 9 BY FRANK O'NEAL LO’TS STUDIO for DEVELOP- Cheese Topped Salad WlTHTHf Ntw I iflower. Thla vegetable dlah Is es- VO GRIP to preserve and refln-1 her. bearer, the father of the bride. All INO and NCTICB ’THE DIFFER­ a envelopes unflavored gelatine I pedally attractive If It Is sprinkled Ish them. White, grray, 'red. Have you , the ’60 Album con­ wUl be outfitted for the Important NEXT TO OAVBTB PAn-O-RAMA I with grated Cheddar cheese. taining many lovely designs and occasion to their complete satis­ ENCE. V4 cup cold water Contact Lens SpeekHiMt 1 6-ounce can frosen concentrate For your ahorta-slacks-sklrts 1 Barbecued Corned Beet free patterns? Only 25c a copy! faction. On a windy day take a Olive SnlmoB FllUng for Raspberry-Lemon punchy wardrobe for a busy summer. | **> ® pounds corned beef, 1 PretMripttros Aeooralaly rata* Where the Prieea Aia Right A 1-pound can salihon . 3 cans water Thriftv sevring so yoi?U want to ^ celery tope, 6 whole cloves, 6 Expert Shoe Repalm g ^ teaaporo dried basil 1/8 teaspoon salt Ublecloth and P»lle» medium potatws. cut In half; 6 J. W. HALE SHOE SERVICE The Inquirer jjUAStSSiSS- 1 teaspoon dried tarragon 1 8-ounce package cream cheese No. 8126 with i>att.O.Rania Patt-O-Rama Is small yeUowyellow onions, cut In half; does guaranteed work In making 1 tablespocm lemon Juice cup milk In sizes 10, 12. 14. 16, 18, 20. Bust 6 carrots, cut In 2-lnch pieces; 1 shoes look better, wear longer BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Frame nm t Dlploiro I medium ’ cabbage (about(abSut " iVi 1 1 cup finely chopp^ celery 1 cup sliced peaches, canned or 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, halter Now that the diploma haa been pou „^ ) 1 can (8 ounces) tomato LON G SAM top, 1% yards of 35-lnch; strapped Iw uu,^ WnMAW-X'lTHINK H cup chopped green olives **■'•** . . . * 1* earned, preserve It handsomely In ,auce. 3 tablespoons catsup, 2 tea- U»fC,SOH-OUR ^ iwfw»— ^ feesamrwour 1 cup raspberries or mixed fruit, top, IHj yards; bow-tied top, 2% REOISTRATION5 NOW BEING TAKEN CAm4r->TH>n»» % cup mayonnaise an atti^Uattraebve ve FRAIME from 'th the e ls;i^ ;V tch kitchen m *'b ou hoiinn.,t 5 u et.“ T a t«wtable-1 .- theV*! thick, heavy heeU on your out- 6weepiN»>wAV . r 10N45AM/VDU \ 'n « i e o n v f ^ f ~ t>raln and flake salmon Into a fresh, frozen or canned yards. TBDIFDRO ART OAiLLEJRY, 15 gpoonsloans brownDiw n sugar. i dated idiMs with fMhlonable S L m FOR THE NEXT THREE PERIOD^: m ir n S H M m v v S tvions wwn-DonCHWRB samhiN‘MO}m^ bowl. Add remaining Ingredients (4 cup chopped nuts To order, send 85c In coins to:— Oak Street. You’ll find' a choice Place corned beef In a kettle with HEELS.-You can be sure of q u ^ ty Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ ______^ •______I am<4 aaflsTVinO^ nmtwSS» \sMmnMt pemo'NBWMONlA?) AN^WsTOWBieri and toae lightly until mixed. Soften gelatine In cold water; selection of suitable enough ■ water barely to cover, materiais, and satisfying service. JULY 11 to 22; JULY 25 to AUGUST 8; AUGUST 8 9o It COHEAWyFKQK dissolve over hot water. Dilute ning Herald, 1160 AVE. o r AMERICAS. NEW YORK 84, N.Y. reasonaMe prices. about 1% quarts; add celery tops tuomhoc- turn / -H s p r ^THATPOORf f e c a n m s B B i Oet Tear Picnic Rolls punch with water; stir In gelatine. and cloves. Then bring to a boil, Marinated Aspangus LIMITED ENROLLMENT lA c x r Pick up enough oven-fresh Soften cream cheese with fork and For Ist-class mailing add 10c for reduce heat and let simmer until One No. 300 can California blend In mUk, then 1 cup of gela­ each pattern. Print Name, Addresa Sand the Interior of your cedar white asparagus, drained; vinegar, RegistraUons may be msdo at the Gamp m h? t e jy fc”— ' ROLLS for your picnic hotdogs cheat or cedar lined closets light-. beef is fork tender, about 2 to 3 Camp MI 9-8287; Osmp Secrotery JA 8-«t28 tine mixture. Pour Into 2-quart with Zone, Style No. and Slse. 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour, and hamburgo from the PINE lly if they have lost the cedar Remove beef from the PASTOY SHOP, 658 Center loaf pan smd chill until firm. Add Send 35c today for your copy of 1 ^ teaspoons salt, 1 tablespoon aroma. hroth_____ Bring broth to a boil and Street. Tuck Into your basket, raspberries and’ nuts to remain­ the Spring A Sumiper laaue of our add potatoes and onions and cook sugar, 1-8 teaspoon paprika, 2 egg ing gelatine mixture smd chill imtil complete pattern magazine Basic too. a boxful of PINE PASTRY Use a large discarded purse aa covered for 10 mlnutea. Next add yolks, well-beaten; 2 tablespoons Glen Horen Boys" Camp cookies, fruit bars, delicious coffee slightly thickened. Spoon over firm Fashion. I a first aid kit when traveling. Put the carrots and cabbage, cut into prepared mustard, 1 1-4 cups milk, ROUTE 85, SPERRY’S GLEN—BOLTON buns. FRESH FRUIT PIES are layer. ChiU for 2 hours. Unmold, 6 wedges, and let 4;ook for about 1-3 cup vinegar, 2 tablespoons slice and serve. Makes 8 to 10 serv­ In It first aid supplies that will 20 minutes or until tender. Mean- featurod. CLOSED JULY 4th. If That Frieadly BtiA promptly ■ take care of an emer­ melted butter. % «up crumbled ^ «. L Nt M Plan a summer picnic anytime on ings. whUe cut the corned beef Into CipiTiMkraMt Is Winging Tour Way gency. Roquefort chees* (about 4 •*rm btniMdl Mom'a houM otaanlng and Wa kapt m# short notice when you depend bn Look cool and attractive In 1/S-lnch slices. Mix tomato aauce, ounces). PINE PASTRY SHOP for tasty, You’ll Be Surprised catsup, kitchen bouquet and brown BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Jumpinc tUying out of har yin,^y* jmart MATERNITY . FASHIONS Be AUraettve All Bummer Clover asparagus with vinegar JU D D SAXO N casy-to-pack fare. How; cool and colorful your liv­ from BURTON’S, 841 Main Street. sugar together In a large skillet and and chill I hbur. Meanwhile, com­ OH, THEN YOU IIKE HIM... B ing room can look with fresh slip­ Even when the temperature add the corned beef slices. Heat in Aa LOT'lOT< - >—------______Mix snd match this fashionable soars, your hair will never have a bine flour, salt, sugar and paprika: taivB 1 Keep your home freeser In tip­ covers and draperies, custom-tail­ line of MATERNITY SEPA­ covered skillet untu meat is _____I-^VOORI BY ROURON ored for you by MANfBElSTER Ump “wilted” look If you Uke a thoroughly heated. add egg yolk and mustard and have AaNafn/wi St INSTlNaS AR top shape mechanically, and ob­ RATES; .the tidy skirts, the pants blend. Gradually add milk and xuNPatnwv^ ' RKSHT *ru0y^THROUSH./WR.SAItON. uCj serve all operating Instructions. UPHOLS-TERY COMPANY, One minute to dial Mitchell 3-8951, the s r S S f m ^ J i ^WTER MS 9RACWTI0N in proportioned lengths, the pret­ SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. 983 cook over low heat, stirring con­ o S ek onm nkhtt/ BUT WHO ARE >OU OONCERNEO ttm a Otherwise electricity bills can South Main Street. Why not have ty, perky tops begin at $3.99 Comfort and Beauty That Issts fiaosx-ePPiE OKMEf climb and climb, while motors run the work done while the family Is Main Street, for a PERMANENT For Year* stantly until thickened. Add 1-3 qumiA nr,MiaB SroKTS each, Washable, easy-care fabrics WAVE that leaves your hair radi­ overtlma on vacation. Mitchell 8;9521. If you’re making plans for cup vinegar, butter and cheese and •V- that need little ironing keep you ant, becomingly styled and so easy mix well; chill. Drain asparagus STATE looking fresh and dainty during WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING raison' Open An Day July 4th When making fudge, pour candy to care for. Top-notch beauty for your new home or your pres­ and serve with sauce. (If desired, Into buttered Ice-cube traya with­ the waiting months. Build your­ specialists here, who Uke their arrange asparagus on platter with For your convenience, PlNE- self a spirit-lifting wardrobe at ent one, take advantage of the LENOX PHARMACY, .299 East out the dividers. When candy la work and have a real talent for It, JUNE SALE at MANCHESTER other chilled, fresh vegetable and almost firm push the divider BURTON’S, your one^stop ahop- wlU serve you attentively. They vegetables which have been Center Street, will remain open all ping centM for MATERNITY CARPET CENTER. 311 Main St. day July 4th from 8 to 8 with about one eighth of an Inch Into ari. scissbr-wizards, knowing just A lush array of nigs and carpets cooked in consomme and chilled. top and the candy will be marked SLIPS, UNDERWEAR, F OKJN- how to snip and shape and thin rapt ^ ^ ^ needed supplies for making It a DATIONS and SLEEPWEAR. add a glamorous background for .’M-We a • 4**t •r»4, B-2 ^ for even cutting. your hair ao it frames your face For Outdoor Eating Fun grand holiday weekend. With BepeciallyBkpecially for the July 4th weekweek- pecomlMly. Bring your daughter your living. For a straight 13-step CHARCOAL BRIQUETS you can When you and your friends head BY JOHNNY HART Wear clean canvas gloves when end, the 2-pc DRBS.’' DRESS, $8.96,« . "has « | l n for ^a go<,icool pPIXIE ix iE CUT,CUT. perfect STAIRWAY you get can>et-cpsh- have - a ready-for-cooklng fire In ______pleated topped for summer. The shop Is delight-,'i^-insW lation for $36 w>"P for the wonderland of the great B. C. working on unfinished woodwork. a w^ite arnel pleated skirt topped jqj. summer. The shop Is delight- outdoors, everybody’s going to quick time, 5 lbs., 49c and the 10- with red or navy. Other coolol MA-MA I fujjy cxjN Dm O N ED for I Why delay. Another special brings Ib, bag'79c. They have the Smoke­ Prevents staining from perspira want to eat! NASSIFF ARMS 1 THeeeh NMM|MC> td iVa 6 o r IT ! V90 t e n u i t y d r e s s e s come with you thq "Homemakers’ Group” of BY ROY CRANE CeMBON B.C. less Oak Hickory Charcoal. Elim­ tlon. your comfort. Come In; refresh COMPANY, 1015 Main Street, has MVINC* A SPSacH I YbU SPEAK FOR MB ! matching HATS. yourself in this mountain-top cool- 34 colors (nylons, wools, blonds) B U Z Z s a w y e r tMlV WNBRVI0USt inate diahwashing with a supply ever3rthlng for your PICNIC AND BROADLOOM RUGS OuarfrerooTTHERa AND , ness. You’ll leave the ahop with a at one price of $10.60 per square iirrroM hour ui; money, port I*y of PAPER PLATES AND CUPS. Wash plastic pill bottles and yard for carpet-cushion, Installa­ CAMPING enjoyment. There are t«SCHM»6DVnTH use them as • ontainers for mus­ Two ways to serve ------Southern , ------eense of well-being that is good AND ^ •nnnitFToFPNAW A word! ritasT a lawyer anp_ •VST TALKtmiC! TUXl IT^ SIMPtC! Tou7I find a complete supply of tion-delivery. There are remnants portable grills rod folding camp b>mr» WAIT *->v«PRiNa you out tard, catsup and dressings you spoon bread—with butter, or with for you. WWR0U.roU0WlNS y * ■** soothing LOnONS snd SUNTAN rod cash rod carry items at 60 per stoves to prepare foods quickly. APUNECnaSH AT CREAMS to prevOTt painful take on a picnic. . butter and syrup. Choose plain . ------Portable ice coolers keep foods rod butter when the bread accom- Fantryshelf soup *or ■ r a ' cent savings. Colonial BRAIDED WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING KSYVrtST. losncKTOfirrHER, burns. Slip on a BATTIING RUGS are Invitingly tagged. There beverages appetlzingly fresh. CAP befdnre dipping Into the aalt Clotted for Vacation, July 11-Aug. 1 panics poultry or fish; offer but- Creamstyle conr added to There are lanterns, air mattresses WILROSE DRESS SHOP, 601 ter and syrup when the bread trtn white sauce rod flavored with is a 20 per cent discount now on wa,ter, to protect your hair. Shade SUMMER RUGS. Shop with con­ plus swimming equipment. "S A H" your eyes with a smart VISOR Main Street, will be closed for makes Its appearance on a brunch a suspicion of grated onion, MANCHESTER fidence here at “CONNECTI­ GREEN STAMPS. SPORTS HAT. Pick up a roomy, vacation, July 11 to Augrust 1. Be menu with bacon or ham. 1 ^ 1| cause all' new fall merchandise CUT’S FINEST , CARPETING waterproof BEACH BAG to tote Cover a hole in a window screen CARPET CENTER > will be arriving then, SUMMER tenderloin slice the meat cross­ SPECIALTY SHOP." seaalde equipment and accessor­ Youngsters.Uke this simple dish: 'With mosquito netting, applying ••CONNECTICUT'S COMPLETE CARPET SPECIALTY SHOP" ies. For the kiddles, big, bouncy d r e s s e s , s p o r t s w e a r , and wise, flatten the slices, then roll two coats of shellac for an effec­ OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 9 PJ^ FOUNDATION GARMENTS now Silver the whites of hard cooked them in seasoned flour. Fry in When pro broiling meat, you BEACH BALLS, 98c apd Infiatable eggs rod add them to a cream tive patch. ' A»r tubes spell "fun." Stock up on In stock are substantially R & butter, browning first then cover­ need only to add enough fat to —...... T1 311 MAIN STREET DUCED. The summer Is young sauce. 'Spoon the mixture over ing the pro to finish cooking the coat the skillet and keep the meat FILM (both black and white, also toast rod garnish by pressing the Light, coating of paste wax on BUDGET FLAN— Ml 3.S103 BY DICK CAVALLl color) for capturing” July 4th ac- Add to your wardrobe now and meat. from sticking. MORTY MEEKLE SAVE, during the store-wide clear­ lu..d-cooked egg yolks, through a garden tools helps prevent rust HAWB YOU BEEN BLA0BIN0 tl-vltlea wherever you are. You’ll fine sieve so they have a mimosa­ and dirt sticks less easily. GO NO TO XWDNOBRIF'meOLO find here a supply of soft drinks, ance of summer apparel before Cotton Housedreases 2 for $5 Here Is Why OOYIrTIAINAGOOD ABOUT THE 9C0BEIMA0E0N like effect 1THINKIU.«0 CALL THE BO^-9 THAT INTEaWENX TWT Ice cream, and picnic snacks. vacation. Beginning Saturday, July 2, it’s You’ll enjoy “MARTINIZING” BY LANK LEONARD TOTHtBA^-eflAW. ANOTBJUHIM MOODTOQR/...IWiMr TO HIT HIM UP R3B Vl^THRCAY? MKHWni the annual cotton-pickin’ time at ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING MICKEY FINN OA-M-E TOMORROW HOURefi+CHC? MONTGOMERY WARD COM­ service at 20 East Center St. Once A R-AH-9-e. j ' AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR f'ITTINO PLEASURE ^ Ht MAMTS TO aiM T , MOTNCR? TOHAVf PANY when you scoop up an arm­ you see the risfreshlng change saM ful of smart cool QOTTON THBM A new HOME V p W T ? ? ^ . ^ ' klTTLE ------your garments imdergo, rod how —A aw suapmse Foa aapwowep DRESSES priced 2/$5. Look fresh llko-new they can look again you’ll Loph vohaVt up at WARNER.*S INC DAY THtOLPAMN [C ^: rod dainty around the clock, make MARTINIZING your fa­ through the sizzling summer vorite dry cleaner. All work Is months ahead ro d right Into au­ done on the premises to give you V tumn. The fashionable batik prints efficient, thorough service with go shopping, or visiting without no lost time. Your back ig^hardly apology. Of quality percale, styled turned and capable hands go to with flair rod dash, these are es­ o b i m h work rene-wlng your garments rod pecially for you who like to look home accessories. Get acquainted like a honey at home. Rich earth- with their TWO HOXUl SHIRT tones, druM tle black >rod white SERVICE plant at 299 West Mid­ prints, wrapped,'With-a big patent dle 'Tpke. rod* see how Inexpensive­ r - . k N c w ! . . . The first strapless that really leather belt rod frosted with an ly they can relieve you of the keeps you cool and always stays $ C *95 ^ LESLIE TURNER undercollar of snowy white. Slip CAPTAIN EASY Into a breeze-inviting eyelet chore of laundering and steam up! “Tomorrow” strapless.. . just DRESS, slebveless, scoop-neck rod ironing SHIRT’S. The shirts are only 2/$5, regularly $2.79. Try on compactly folded to stay crisply Front—so cool Back ' ■■secure BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY the one In a BORDER P R m T ac­ fresh In a travelcase or In the lxM>k what’e in front — eo cooll MR. ABERNATHY drawer. You don’t have to own a Airy elastic mesh around each cup 7 THERE ISNTASOUL V 7) centing the hem rod neckline; $OMEONEMUSTHA>^ 7 ' w n some with shiny buttons marching gushing oil well to afford satisfy­ makes Tomorrow’ the coolest, f HAAA^THAa5^ I AROUND FOR. M U E S l J ing'"MARTINIZING” DRY lightest-reeling strapless you’ve » ^ ^ a 1 BTRANeEI/Wr 1 filDLENfT WHILE VC WHO up rod down. A complete size range 1s in stock, 14H to 24H also CLEANING SERVICE. eVer worn. Foam-lined contour\|i^ • • \ PORTABLE WERBWAIMNOINTHE COULD 12- 20. cups give beautiful shaping. ;/«\ M M O K HEWE One way to beat the summer OONB AAeStNG! Top a slice of chilled pineapple heat.ie to buy some lightweight Look what’s In back—so secure! IT? with a ecoop of strawberry Ice mesh Rirdles. Another way Is to Ventilated band of cotton-flocked cream. Sauce' with sugared buy a combination garter-belt rod latex means ‘Tomorrow hugs you strawberriea, using whole straw- proty. girdle which offers some, comfortably, never slips. Back berriee for the garnish. but not much support. can't budge, so front won’t slip! Stays up always! Feel Dsisy-Fresh Apply a coat of paste wax to -■i You’ll want “to pack into your the underside of s rubber sink i 16-08: ‘Tomorrow’‘-strapless to ®®®l «®tton |rith vacation luggage a few extra cool, mat to prevent it from sticking to contour cups and latex back that always stays cotton BRAS from GLAZIER’S the dralnbqard. ; up PhUtt or packaged. White. CORSHTT SHOP, 631 Main Street. jlLoup ■'•- 9K*9 ••.•t*a*«a****VV* WrindjM % ».*4tt*ai*e •» JE F F COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN^ They pamper your budget, while providing enough refreshing Be fitted here thla week for cool oosafort aad BY WILSON SCRUGGS ...TEACH 'EM i stay-put fit In your new ‘Tomorrow strapieea. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE TO INSULT A changes to keep you looking and tlwNoreoNOreOlMO B*fl< TO aiT6 FlANt*RS£tXL66C LA0V/...F0UR feeling tip-top for a carefree vaca ( tm TWtOOOH COItfDRMlHO TO THE tion. Marendaz ^STAMOMDS OF VOUR aTRA-SMOOp! ' > NOT ec0OA16 TD OR A CDIMncy OUB tOUIKSE HUNDRED-FIVE new ““ young Warner'f X'M LEAVlH6-R««000/ SUIW-TKAMOIIIUIEP «M06 SET.' I UTAKO. X'J HUNDRED Heat beater blades of an olec TRAVEL ARENCY trio mhnr la hot water a fow 18 Asylan St., I^artford CUSTOM FUTED aad aKRYlOB FROB iBlmites feefero atteo^^tliig to mix oold ahorteoliig with your mixor. TeL CHspd 7-5857 A uthorized A gen ts F or AH _ it TIiMiBg Over 1% RaU, Air and Steamship . CORSET SHOP ;Mt the mirohaas o f a L ines ~ lOLDING COMPANY .991 stock. DotaUod Infofmatloo re­ HsBehester A cen t garding this company may be ML) had by writing TOBURN AND HAROLD BELLS MXDDUBBRioOK, INC. 889 Main TeL N lt-744t LICE Btraat or oalUng MZtcball 8-il05<'

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V u > A ^ Siderowf, a former amateur^ Another former d bu c^ lM , Continue Role as Spoilers and Clim Norwalk. June 29 (/P)—Medalist Ted Lencoyk oif Indian HlU, alao tltHst, won' the State Open last Fresno, Calif. Medina, pstrone of Hubbard Heights reached the 'quartor-finais with BBO SOFTBALL today tawets former Utllst Dick. year over the Shorehfiven (Splf Scoring in clusters, of. two’s in 140. Fresno, knocked out Oscar (31ub couiAe, the scene of the cur­ two* cloM triumph*. Ho dofoutod Ortegon, 140^4, Freano, 6. Siderowf In the semi-finals of the poio Zaecagnino o i WoUiontfold tha first and fourth innings and rent pifiy. . ' Phoenix. Ariz. — Herman Mar­ State Amateur Golf Tournament. on the 19th, and squsefisd by Ron-, Death Knell Sounded then adding an lnsurap(:e run lA . Petrone whs aucceesful In two Petrone won In tha monung ques. 118. Stockton, Calif, out­ against H. D. Sloat of Race Brook, aid Smith Jr. of Manchester 2 the sixth, the Teacher! remained rounds of match play yesterday and 1. Smith beat Don , Hansen, Capture Five undefeated with a 5-2 victory over pointed Manuel Ellas, 116V4, 3 and 1, and defeated R. T. Quig­ Phoenix, 15. J and Is part of a field of eight iiw- Walllngfbrd, In the fiiat round, Finaat last night at Mt. Nebo. It vlvlng golfers out of which will ley of the Innis Arden 4 and 3 In ta n d in ^ For Continental Loop was the eighth straight' triumph Bacraihento, Calif.—Paolo Rosl, the afternoon., ' 4 and 2. ' emerge the successor to Pat Maz- Straight; A’s l56%. New York .and Joey Lopes, Siderowf scored easy victories The two semifinal matches win for the all-winning Ts'achera. zarella of Pequabuck, laat year s be held this afternoon and the Bob Clifford, Bill Dowd and Dave 135, Sacramento, Drew, 10. K. S. Rosa of Race Brook fi and New York. June 29 (/P)— Has the death knell sound^^ fw champion. Mazzarella was defeat­ 6a^d ! S r w i u S ^ ^ i ^ W a w n c^ «nal round tomor . Dooman had two bits each for the S.lt Lake Ctty, Jun. '2. Detroit — Henfy Hank vs. Vic­ ed by ShTile Dyson of Aiperlcan tor Zalazar Bout Postponed to Lose to Yanks Milwaukee 5, Chicago 3. th^Continental League? Or is * bweb*” ^oundiM^f^thw of . Teachers. Phil Hyde's first Inning — T he world middleweight promoters. Norman Rhlh- He whippedWhipped the great Sugarman Btwss 1-up In the first round. 6 and 4. • Ifow- AMERICAN UBAOVE homer gave the Teachers a lead The promotaii, Norman Rhth Thursday,’ Ratal. Today’s Results CincinnaU 10, St. Louis 4. President Branch Rickey and Bill JJ title— NBA verBipn— is fit child of Syrficuie, N.Y., find the In 15 rounds In 1957. And while they never again relinquished : Carmen, fighting moat of the dU- New York, June 29 (/P)— New York 5, Kansas City 2 ’ the Ckiritinental League, were mapping their plans today in Bill Calhoun and Car! l,orentzen stake tonight when chfimpion Intermountaln Boxing Cleveland 3, Baltimore 2 (11) w L Pet. GB pect 18,000 or more to pay 5100,- tance with an eye awolleq the zUe The Washington Senators, the face of the most discouraging^» both had two .hits .for Flnast. The Gene Fullmer of Utah tangles Washington 2. (Chicago 1 (14) Pittsburgh 41 24 .631 — 000 or more. The TV right! went ef a large goose egg, lost In the winning when no one exp^ted blow to hit the league yet ting players and going Into 1 ^ - loss sqapped a three-game Flnast with challenger Carmen Ba- Detroit 10, Boston 1 Milwaukee 37 25 .597 2H ness. The majors have been fight­ for another $100,000. 1958 rematdi. It waa an exhausted theni to, suddenly are sixth- Pet. OB San F j^clsi 36 31 .537 6 The Senate last night killed a winning streak. silio of New York. Robiheon who had to be carried . ^ W. L. hill to open major league rosters ing us with the strongest weaj^n Fullmer, from nearby Jordan- place spoilers in the American New York . .38 25 .603 Cincinnati . 32 34 .485 9^ Teachers ...... 200 201 x—5-12-0 The fight,;, a >ematch Tema of their from the ring that Mgrch night In to an unrestricted draft. This was theg have—delay. Time Is the Flnast ...... 001 000 1-2-10-2 gets 40 per cent of the gate and Baltimore .. . 41 20 .586 Vi St. Louis .. 32 35 .478 10. brawl In San Francisco lakt Aug Chicago. l>eague pennant race with the key to the success of the Con­ thing that Is hitting us In every Danielson and DlBattisto; Haw­ TV, Baztlio 80 per cent. their longest surcess streak of the Cleveland .. .36 31 ^571 2 Los Angeles .30 35 .462 11 28, Is scheduled for 16 rounds In Neither principal U regarded M Outside ef the rlM, incidentally, . . 36 3 .537 4 Philadelphia .28 39 .418 14 tinental League which had hoped direction. __ thorne and Kalley. _ both Carmen and Fullmer are as Besson. Chicago .... "It must be obvious to all now Derks Field. the cream-puff, scholarly type ef Camilo Detroit .... .32 32 .500' Chicago .. .25 38 .397 15 to start operations next year. mild, friendly and genUemfinly as Their two pitching aces, what always has been clear to mfc ALUMNl t£AGUE It will be televised nationally boxer. Neither is fgr rem ov^ are Washing^n ..30 84 .460 iV i Today’s Games "It waa a bad blow,” admitted over the ABC network, etartlng at they are hfitchet-men Inside the Pascual and Pedro Ramos, .304 13 that they (the majors) don’t want Behind Jim Coleman’s four-hit from the old back aUey echool, al­ nursing Injuries, putting the pres- Kansas. (Jity .26 40 San Francisco (McCdrmick 9-3) Shea. "But we still haven’t given 10 p.m., with Utah and portions ropes .338 17 us in organised baseball and are pitching. Fire A Police whipped though Fullmer .croeaed up Car­ sTire on second liner.s and relievers, Boston ..22 43 at Pittsburgh (Misell 4-4), 8;15 up. We’ve got to consider our plans of Wyoming screened out. men with orthodox lefts and rifhU BasUto mads no pre-fight pro- Today’s Games doing everything possible hlnd- Nassiff' Aims, 9-2, last night at and slugger Harmon Killebrew pirn. s little longer before we decide and a dazh of footwork ill the mlMi axeept to say uiis "wui be a Kansas City (Herbert 8-7) at P what course to follow.” er us. . ^ Charter Oak. Coleman fanned six The NBA Utle Is recognized al still Is hobbled. But they've, won Milwaukee (Buhl 8-3 and Bru most everywhere but 'l(i New original elaah. '-'V different fight" New York (Coates 8-0) The bill would have made play­ "I don’t believe they’d dare sue ' and walked three on his way to Fulmer eiutomarily makes no five in a row. net 1-0 or Jay 1-2) at Chicago the victory. York and Massachusetts. Paul A referee and two judgaa will Cleveland (Stlgman 3-4) at Bal­ (Anderson 2-4 and Ellsworth 3-5), ers owned by the major leagues us if we raided them for players. predictions, either. '' THIS WEEK After knocking Baltimore out of They know they wouldn’t hsvs a Big Dave Carlson enjoyed a per­ Pender is the two-sUte champion 'score the match on the 10 point first place with a S-2, ' 10-lnning timore (Walker 2-0). 8 p. m. (2) 1 p.m. subject to unrestricted draft once "BUt 1 remember Aug. 25. That Chicago (Shaw 7-7 or Score 1-3) leg to stand on." fect night at the plate getting a there. per round syefem. derision Monday night, the Sena­ Cincinnati (Hook 6-6) at St, s year except for 40 on each club’s Fullmer haa aoveral thlnga waa the toughest fight of my at Washington (CTevenger 1-4), ^ e top brass In the majors was ' homer, dotable and single in three ' Fullmer, at 28 a veteran of ring career’ end this one won’ t be any tors stayed at it with a 2-1, 14-in- Louis (Sadeckl 1-3) 9 p.m. roster. It would apply to players warfare since 1951, le favored to working for him. Me la younger, 8:05 p. m. Los Angeles (Koufax 2-8 and with four years’ service in the pleased with the death of the hill. times at bat.' Jim McGehan' added eaeier," he said. ONLY ning victory over Chicago’s fourth bigger, and fighting In hla own Detroit (Bunnlng 6-4) at Boston Would Have Hurt BoMi two singles to the victors’ cause. win at odds of 7-5 of 8-5 to one This middleweight division has plare White Sox last night. Ray Drysdale 4-10) at Philadelphia minors. backyard. (Monbouquette 6-7) (Conley 3-3 and Roberts 4-7), (2) OonSdent ef Passage "It was a bad piece of legis­ Ray Janeck and' Bill Martens in the light betting known here. been k busy one In the past de­ Moore and Chuck Stobbs, who won Thursday’s Schedule each hit a double for Nassiff's. In New York the odds favored There la concern from even It, gave Washington's relief corps 6 p.m. lation." said Commissioner Ford cade. No leie than six guys have Chicago at Washington, 8:05 Rickey and Shea were confident Frick. "It would have hurt' the Fire A Police .. .068 100 2—9-7-2 Fullmer, 12-5. Baslllo'e deepest admirera that he a .string of 7 2/3 shutout innings in Thursday’s Schedule the bill would be passed. It wss occupied the top plaee, and for Cleveland at Baltimore 8 p. m. Continental League as well asi the Nassiff Arms .. .000 020 0—2-4-3 He handed the gallant old Ba- may have reached the end of the Rebtaison, BaaUlo and^ Fullmer It the streak. Kansas O ty at New York, 2 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, debsted more than a rsonth and Goteman and Richard; Brannlck, alllo, now 33. his' first knockout. line. He waa hardly the fighter The New York Yankees padded 8:05 p.m. considerable acrimony developed National and American Leagues." has been almost a r4v61vlng door p. m. Said National League President Bycholskt (6) and Hence. Carmen was never counted out agalnat. Gene who wrecked Tony their lead to a half-game with a Detroit at Boston, 1:30 p. m, San Francisco at Pittsburi^, between the Continental bigwigs De Marco and Johnny ifixton and affair. NUMBER ONE — Jim Warren Giles: but the match waa stopped in the Save now on the same tiros 8-2 victory over the Kansas City NAtlONAL. UlAGDE 8:15 p.m. and major league brass during the INTERMEDIATE IjJLAGUE A's while Cleveland handed Balti­ Tuesdays’ Results Milwaukee at Chicago, 2 p.m. Contes developed to »uqh- long hours of testimony. "Naturally. I’m pleased that the bin In the form It was preeentsd Exploding for 14 base hits and more a second straight loss, 3-2 in Pittsburgh 7, San Francisco 7. Only games scheduled., an extent this spring that Six weeks ago. Shea said that taking advantage of four Red 11 innings on Johnny Temple's he became the Yankees’ the Continental League had only was not passed." Observed Amerlean tragus 'Ember errors, the Intermediates I More Demanding home run. Detroit belted Boston, top pitcher. , two choices if the hill failed to go trimmed Bolton 11-3, at the West through — declare war or quit President Joe Cronin: . . "We perUIhly are gratified at Side Oval last night. , Now York—(NEA) —Gerry 1960 JULIO’S HAPPY—Julio Becquer’s eyes light up like a A t that time he qald: ,DaVe Msrcello had a perfect .SENATORS 2. WHITE SOX'l — "The la the only hope the the support of the Senators who Prlddy, who spent 12 y * « “ neon sign, as the Washington first baseman clowns in bin three, oiie a triple, to pace the vic­ a major league inflelder, do- that The Senators, who have won 11 of Continental League has of get­ voted to kill the bill.” ■ the Senators’ dressing room in Washington last night. Trouble-Luck^ Major Loaguo tors at the plate. Paul Quay, two elfirea profesalotml golf mental­ 26 one-run decisions in their 64 Becquer hit a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in l^th for two and two RBI’s and John ly more demanding. games, got this one without a hit Connelly, two for four and three In the 14 th inning. They beat re­ inning against Chicago, to drive in winning run to defeat Prlddy, who at 40 launched 3-T CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION runs scored, also sparkled for the n pro golf earoer but haa yet liever Turk Down (1-1) on Julio the Sox, 2-1. It was the fifth straight victory for the AMERICAN LEAGUE winners. 9 Becquer's sacrifice fly after three Batting—Runnels, Boston, .335 Dick Metz Goes to Scotland to aoiau In the money, eaya, Senators, their longest win string of the season. (AP Bucs Not Sure Ed Douebetts hurled a five-hitter «You have to eonoentrate eon- walks loaded the bases. A double Minoso, Chicago, .831; Gentile, to get credit for the triumph. Dick by Pete Whleenant and Reno Ber- Photofax) ______Baltimore. .329; Marls, New York, Btantly. tM boseboU, there are As Champ After -Year Wait Lewis’ two hlU and Joe Sapazian's mriy two or three timee la a THE WORLD'S FIRST toia’i single scored their other run New York, June 29 (;P)— Eithe«fthe Pittsburgh Pirates aw 323; Smith, Chicago, 821. 30 two-run double were batting stick- In the fourth off starter Prank Runs—Mantle, New York. 57; [ game where the preeenre le ea; runninsT into trouble, or they're running in luck, which iw t outs for the losers. I like when the heaee are full Bauma^n^ • as contradictory as it sounds. Manager Danny MurtAUgh has Maris. New York, 45; Mlnoao. Chi­ Intermediates ^jJM8T540 x 11-14-1 TURNPIKE-PROVED TIRES The White Sooc, who had won Legion Travels to Hartford, New York — (NBA) — Dick I far the If yea strike out, gone with three of his top four starting pitchers in the past cago and Alllswi, Washington, 48; Metz should be nursing a grudge Red Embers . /?T00l 002 0 3- 5-4 the next tellerw mny eeme four in a row, tied It with an un­ Douebetts And Marcello; Soma, three games and hasn’t won any^- . Woodling, Baltimore and Kubek, and rightfully so. throegh with a hit end feOce earned run in the seventh off start­ New York, 40. Pellerln ..(3), VManeggia (4) and er Hal Woodeshlck. Moore, who Roger Macaione Tops Hitters of them. But the Bucs have lost lowed the Dodgers only three Not a grudge against a person, wUl forget your fallare. i only one game off their lead. Runs Batted In—Maris, New Maneggla, CSowles (4). "la golf, aobody can help came on In the 10th' against his hits for his firct victory and com York, 58; Gentile, Baltimore, 49; but against fate; For fate has former mates, and Stobbe (5-2) al­ After 'Vem Law and Bob Friend plete gams in the majors. kept Metz, the I960 PGA Seniors I yon. U yon do. eolU'ethlng d o n e o n e s t a n d in g s 4>agamat South Windsor last were beaten in a doubleheader loes Hansen, Baltimora and Minoso, TWIUGHT LEAGUE wrong, you have to correct It lowed the only two hits over the Wednesday, is the likely mound Chicago, 47; Skowron, f l e v York Champion, from a desire to com­ Spruce St. Market defeated Me Pet. to Chicago's Cubs Sunday, south­ pete in the British Open and [ yenni^, •. .If jeu eea. last four frames. choice for Manchester which holds GIANTS 7. PIRATES 7 — The and Lemon, Washington, 43. Intoah Boat, 10-3, in the first gAme [ "Ten have to play your own TUBELESS West Hartford 1.000 paw Harvey Haddlx was chased Ryder Cup Play o f the .Twilight League last night .800 down fifth place In the standings in a four-run first Inning last third place Giants never trailed Hits—Minoso. (Jhlcago, 85; Run­ I foal balls." YANKS 5, A ’S 8—A t)iree-run Bristol ...... On July 3. the affable Metz will at Memorial Field. The Mar­ .600 with two wins in five sUrts. Hart­ night. But the, Pirates three times but had to scrap for the tie in the nels, Boston. 84; Smith, Chicago, eighth, clicking a 2-2 tie, gave the Hartford ...... ninth to stay within six games of play at Gleneaglee in Prestwick, keteer’s Jumped on Dick Gauthier SIZE 6.70x15 .600 ford, deadlocked with South Wind­ battled from behind and came off 81; Gardner, Washington, 78; Yankees their 16th victory in the South Windsor Pittsburgh. The Pirates tied it on Scotland, for the Teacher Inter­ for six run? in the first inning and .500 sor for third place with a 3-2 rec­ with a 7-7 tie against San Fran­ Breeding, Baltimore, 76. last 20 decisions as Bob 'Turley Wethersfield . ord, will probably counter with two Walks and Roberto Clemen' national Trophy, emblem of the never trailed; Ken Irish pitched a OR .400 cisco in a rain-interrupted game Doubles—Dollar, CSiicago and Worhj- Senior ProfeWHonat Golf (5-1) won his fifth in a row. Bob Manchester .. Ralph Marone. Both are right­ te’s RBI single against Stu Mil Skowron, New York, 17; Slebem, fine g;ame for the winners strik­ .000 ended by curfew after nine In­ Champiomihip. ^ 7.50x14 Cerv. batting for Turley, broke the Southington .. handers. ler and Jack Sanford before San Kansas CTty and Allison, Wash­ ing out 11 and walking four. tie with a checked-swing double off Plalnville .... .000 Roger Macaione is still the lead­ nings. ford retired three In a row with Since 1929, Metz has been try­ Jim. O’Brien came on in the Second place Milwaukee moved ington, 16; Runnels, Boston and jGOLFI BLACKWALL southpaw Bud Daley (10-4), who ing Manchester batsman with a the bases loaded, fanning pinch ing to get to the British Open— second Inning for the Boatmen to within 2V4 games of the leaders Maris, New York, 15. an ambition he will realize imme­ now has lost two straight after Scrambling for a berth In the .444 record. Other regulars over hitter Hal Smith for the final Home Runs—Maris, New York, finish the game striklhg out 10 No. 22— Right H«nd nine consecutive victories. Mickey first division of Zone One, Man­ .300 are Kelley 333 and outfielder with a comeback, 5-8 victory over diately after the Teacher Trophy and walking' just one batter.' The the Cubs. Cincinnati Jumped past out. 22; Mantle, New York and Lemon, Mantle hit his 17th home run for chester’s Junior Legion baseball Dave White .308. The Giants, getUng triples by match—but a near fatal automo­ big sticks for the MarkeU were Br JIMMY DEBtABET St. Louis into fourth place by clob­ Washington, 17; Held, Cleveland, bile accident and World War II the Yanks and Norm Slebern tag­ team journeys to Hartford tonight. Most convenient entrance to use Felipe Alou and Andre Rodgers In Don Mozzer, a single and a hom­ The right hand la placed- on the ged his ninth for the A's. It w'as bering the Cards 10-4. And sev­ 13; Maxwell, Detroit, 12. kept him from It. 1 Game time for the Keney Park con­ to get to the Keney Park baseball the first-inning, also blew 5-3 and Pitdilng—Coates, New York, er, Al Freiheit, a single and e club at ah ahgle identical to the KanssLS City's ninth straight loss enth place PhiladelplUa made it But there is no grudge, only First time we’ve ever offered this test will be 6:15. diamond is the one adjacent to 6-5 leads. Rocky Nelson drove In 8-0, 1.000; Brown Baltimore, 6-2, double. Frank Butkus, a double SPINNAKER FLYING— The 53-foot Ondine trudgielfi one formed by the club and the at Yankee Stadium. Weaver High School at the end of eight out of 10 with a 2-0 job on the verve and eagerness of a re­ and Irish, a homer. Tom Kelley, author of the per­ iios Angeles as Dallas Green al­ four runs for rtttsburgh, tagging .750; Estrada, Baltimore and left hand. fect no hit, no-run performance Woodland St. ■tarter Sam Jones for a three-run cruit, In Metz’s words as he re­ ■^b Calder led McIntosh with aloDF in a light breeze. S. A. Long’s yawl partiinpat^ m Perry, Cleveland. 8-3. .727; B. called the circumstances of 1936 The litUe finger of the right INDIANS 8. ORIOLES homer in the first. The game will two singles and Bob McIntosh the 635-mite race from Newport to Bermuda with little hand la snug agein$t the fore­ Daley. Kansas City, 10-4, .714. when Ws golf career seemed ed time only. • Temple's second home run of the be replayed. ‘ Strikeouts — Bunnlng, Detroit, homered ita a loalng cause. Ap- luck. ______finger of the left. The right season hung the loss on reliever doomed. 97; Pascual, Washington, 91; Bell. proxUnatfily 29 people were on 'hand’s fingers are close together Gordon Jones (1-1) as the Orioles Man Who Built the Milwaukee Braves^ Empire ' ‘T seemed to be ‘snake bit’ as Bind'tn Mi tnssfi th e'ne# look In BRAVES 5, CUBS 8—Wes Cov­ Cleveland, 86; Wynn, Chicago, 63; far as- England was concerned," l and ...... — ...... General Manager Quinn came to while Stan, Musial rapped a pair man’s. Oncinnati, 17; Groat, PltUburgh what really hurt was that I was Gary Sullivan pitched a two-hlt- going aU the way for the triumph. He commented wryly ’ after pion Max Faulkner and South the banks of the Schuykill with the Last Nighfs Fights of doubles and a single for five stolen Bases—Mays, San Fran- and Cunningham, St. Louis, 16. on the Ryder Cup team . and ter and struck out nine in going Itwllcally, the opposing jiitcher wards; American Roberto D1 Vicenso— claco, 18; Pinson, Cincinnati, 16; minor league touch and the men hits In his last eight trips. waa scheduled to play that "I don't tlUnk I over played In Palmer used British balls. who scouted for the Braves in • • • Triples—Bruton, Milwaukee, 7; all the way for the triumph. Sul­ Young got the only hit off Cyr. Taylor, Philadelphia, 13: Wills, Los Angeles — Ray Riojas, Pinson, Cincinnati and Kirkland, year. I made the Ryder team Young scattered seven hits with a •wind like that, but I was not hit­ Palmer said hU father is flying Los Angeles, 11; Ashbum, Chicago Boston and Milwaukee. The quick PHILS 2, DODGERS 0—Green, livan algo homered to aid his own 137 ;4, Fort Worth, Tex., knocked San Francisco, 6; Will, Chicago, In 1938 and ’41 but the war can­ cause while Joe Cataldi had a Buddy Duplin and Steve Brady ting the ball properly..! had no from the U.S. to watch him p ^ and Blaslngame, San Francisco, 10, result is an exciUng young <|lub out Jimmy Hornsby, 137V4, Los 24, a 6-foot-5 righthander up from celed out for me then, too.” practice before the round and I which has rekindled Interest. ^ Herrera, Philadelphia, Skinner and double and single to pace Norman’s each oofiectlng a pair. One of In the championship. g o o d e a i i Ahgeles, 10. Buffalo, walked three and struck For Metz, father of three chil­ have been flying* and motoring "He Is flying over either on Sat­ /V Hoak, Pittsburgh snd White, St. six-hit attack. Brady’s b?se knocks was a two Stars of Future Halifax, N. S. — Lennis Sparks, out three while allowing the Louis. 5. dren, playing as a senior is a new bagger. .^J' since I left Dublin.” . urday or Sunday,” said Arnold. Before even a Philadelphian Mike Gilbert and John Savlno DAILY 146V4, Halifax, outpointed Larry Dodgers only a third-imping tingle Home Runs—Banks, Chicago, career. had (the only hits for Aceto’s. Ponticelil's ...... 001 001 0—2-7-1 Reenalne Ooafldent “ He has never played at St. An­ SHOPPERS’ could say scrapple, Quinn had four Wright, 146, Brooklyn. N. Y.. 10. by Don Demeter, a dbuble by 21; Boyer, St. Louis, 19; Aaron, Has the game changed In his Bantly Ddl ...; .000 001 O—1-1-1 But he waa confident about hit drews and oni this trip ha will he of the finest young outfielders the Norman's ...... 300 003—6-6-8 MOW! EEOFLE RIDE ON OOOOYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER WNO SPECIAL Charlie Neal in the fourth and Milwaukee, 17; Mathews, Milwau­ four "golf generations” as a tour­ ?kceto’s ...... 400 010— 6-2-2 ' and hapienpa, Ashley (4); prospects In nex.t WMk’a open. a epectator.” ' foxiest of baseball foragem ever ninth-inning single by Norm Lar kee. 16; Cepeda, San Francisco, 15. ing pro since 1929? Tbimg and Halstead. saw. Their names are Ken Wal­ BENEFIT GRID GAME Sullivan and White; Benson, ker. Stan Williams (6-2). beaten Fetching—Law, Pittsburgh, 11-3, ■ "It’s the same- gfnle,” he Gilbert (6) and Gilbert, Benson ARTHUR'S ters, Tony Gonzalez, Tony Curry Fairfield, Conn,, (B — The New on the road for the first time since .786; McCormick, San Francisco, said, "Only the number of pros KEN W.VLTEBS (6). LCNCHEON|MTE and Johnny Callison. York Football Giants will train losing at Philadelphia In July, 9-3, .750; Williams, Los Angeles, on the totir and the equipment here at Fairfield University be AMERICAN LEAGUE •The first chance he got. which who plugged the hole ,at second 1958, gave up a flrst-lnnlng run on 6-2, .750; Burdette and Buhl, Mil­ hag changed. Sarazen still swings Scoring early and often. A rm y | Senate Kills Bill for Year IIICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE was on the second day of the seas­ ginning Aug. 24 for their exhibition the same way and there ts certain­ Sport Schedule OOODYEAR SERVICE STORE base that has been there longer game in New Haven’s Yale Bowl consecutive doubles by Tony Gon­ waukee, 8-3, .727. A Navy (11-3) trounced Optldal on, Quinn brought in Gene Mauch, than the oldest inhabitant can re­ zalez and Tony Taylor, Pancho Strikeouts-Drysdale, Los An­ ly nothing wrong with hig swing. 295 BROAD ST— MI 3-5179 against the Detroit Lions on Sept. If golfers today would remember Style Bar (4-10) by 15-1 laat night On Unrestricted Player Draft the progressive manager from At­ member. I Herrera then tagged the Dodger geles, 113; Friend, Pittsburgh, 95; at Waddell Field. The win en­ Today 713 MAIN 5T— Ml 9-9523 lanta. 11. The game will be known as the that they juat have to change their Gonzalez. 23, started off hitting Albie Booth Memorial Boys’ C3ub righthander for his ninth homer Koufax, Los Angeles, 85; Podres abled Army A Navy to creep a . 'Tel^hono va. Gus’e, 6:16, Nebo. ■These' outfielders and Tony Tay­ and a 20-game Kit streak in the and Williams, Los Angeles and equipment they would laat longer. E. WANDELL 380 for the Reds and Quinn had game. Booth was a former Yale Add To Playing life half-gaihe ahead o t idle Police A ’ Legion at Hartford, 6:15, Keeney Washington, June. 29 (ff)—The^they couldn’t get help from Con­ M aid M SHELL SERVICE lor at second base give me my to wait until he cooled off before star. seventh. Jonea,' San Franclaco, 78. Fire in the standings. Perk.’ , HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER kind of. a ball club?’ says Mauch, Golf carts will add to the play­ Senate has killed for this year a gress. . RhUTE a ROLTON he could talk Gabe Paul into tak­ ing life of golfers and probably Bill Carney pitched a four-hitter Nike vs. Baptist, 6:15, Charter The legislation originally was de­ MDODUITWO FINOEBS 342 E. CENTER 5T^-MI.9-8187 Building paraphrasing' Leo Durocher, then ing the seasoned perforin ers, to notch the victory. He fanned Oak. ' ' bill eadling for an unrestricted signed to provide limited exemp- Middle Two Flngerz of the New , York Giants. 'They double the number of players, but Wally J^ost and Harry Anderson, don’t think for a minute that nine. CameM also homered while Clark’s vs. Man.- Auto., 6:15, player draft in major league base­ tlens____ from" the antitrust etatutei have arms and legs and, together and'FVed Hopke, in exchange for Bob Ward ana ‘Tony. Kaatauskas ilem orlal Field. ball to give the propoeed third Finally, the thumb of the left I Contractor with Pancho Herrera at first base, scooters or carts will Improve the for the big four pro team sports, to EG ER’S AMOCO STATION the Cubanola and Lee Walls. Vinton i^yes Olympic Berth, each had .two hits for the victors. A A I ve. NasMff, 6:15, lyeet major league a boost. assure that all were treated alike;- l)and U encased in a pocket form- JADK’S ATUNTIC know how to handle a bat. You piiy-, Winners had only six hits but took ^ by the placement of the rlglit ^ 8 9 MAIN ST— Ml 3-1477- R«sidMHal*Cofflm«rciai con do more things with players Walters contend.^ he was kept "The pros today ar® much bet ■We. ■ . ■The measure also had sought to Baseball Is exempt under .su­ advantage of 10 walks. . Pontlcelll’e r t . Bantly, 6:16, preme court ruUngi, but the court forefinger and thumb. 7 N MAIN ST.— Ml M » 2 like that.” buried In the Detroit chain. Mauch, tjr than when I started because spell out limited exemptions from As for as the over-all gripping AltBratioRS>R«metfdinq tiriev play so much- more; Danny Lodge had hqlf of the Charter Oak. - the antitruit laws for pnrfeeeional has held professional football sub­ The last time one looked the who as the Minneapolis manager Hamilton vi. Moriarty’i, 6, Colt pressure Is oeneemed, the hands saw a great deal of the bespec­ Finalist irt 5,000 Meter Run ‘The heWsguyg work at It all foui hits off Carney, a triple and baseball, ^<^tball, basketball and ject. to the -laws. The,'jitatui of JIM’S ATLANTIU STATION “ Business Built On Phillies had two hitters In the Na­ the time. And look at the purses single. , Park, Hartford. basH.etbair«in' ■ Worth last season, calls him the OpUcal ...... 000 100— 1-4-2 ? , Morlarty’a vs. Riley’s ,: 6, • Colt By a 73-12 vote last night, the arma • 2 M W. MlSDLE TPHE— Ml T-S302 and Curry. , ' complete ballplayer. If Callison winner with $11,000 and look what Senate sent the bill back to Its antitrust shd monopoly mb- Full Insurance Coverage Of the four’ young flychasers, By EARL YOST (Arnold) Palmer has done in three Carney and Pilkonis;' DroMak, Park, Hartford. bpnimitt^ added the plejer dh(ft only Curry, a line-drive hitting for­ comes back on two sound knees, Connoly (2), Angotta (6) and No. Ends vs. Mals, 6tl5, Nebo. Judiciary Comnjlttee, which may NEXT: The grip jast before Ow | mmths; something like 160,000. consider new legislation along -proposal 'fo r baseball ;oiuy', a f w BUHRER’S SHEU SKRVIOE TeL Ml 4-0450 mer cricket player from the Ba­ he could be the slickest of the lot. Jantke, Dulka (5), .Briggs (6). Man. auto vs. Meintoeh, 6:15, bocluwlng. Built Like Boxer Just one year ago, Pete Close and Bob Vinton had com­ "Most of the guys can’t get to similar lines next year. testimemy by ConlJnentaVs bac]ctfrs OUVA’S ESSO After^5;00 P.M. hamas, came out of the Philadel­ pleted fine track seasona with St. John’s University in B r^ k - the.British Open because they can’’ NATIONAL LEAGUE Memorial Field. that the American and National *53 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8128 phia chain. The others were ob­ Pancho Herrera, six-three, 210 Although outhlt nine to five, Ponticelil’s vs. Bantly, 6:16, The bill never had too bright a 411 HARieORDaO— MI9-»22» ' 82 BALDWIN ROAD and constructed like a heavy­ yn and Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. Both take the time." Leagues were hoarding moat of the tained in trades, as wss Taylor, The Teacher Trophy match' Is Manchester Auto Parts (2-12) nip­ Ctiarter Oak. future, and had seen^ed headed for available supply of player talenf in Ellington Ridge weight prize fighter, led the In­ local men, f^irmer teammates at Manchester High, were in not the end for the relaxed "New ped Nassiff Arms (3-11) by 8-7 Fire ft Police vs. Nassiff’s, 6:1S, a dead end In the House even If the a monopoUetlc "coneplracy.” KEN’S OARAOE ternational League in home runs top shape and/pointing to berths^ Orleans veteran who goes on to last night at Buckley Field. Mike Senate had passed It. Tuesday Night Sweeps and runs batted-in. He opened the Keeney St. „ DON W ia iS OARAGE on the isep ^ n lted States Olym­ Calif., plus the winners and nine the British, French, Dutch and Davis’ single in the last of the Optical vs. Sears, 6, Waddell. Just where the Bill’s collapse Low tpross — Pete Nektenia 89. ANDOVER— n 24227 campaign at second ba.se, but pic team.yOose graduated a year other top performers in the recent German Opens, all played In July. sixth drove in’ the winning run. • Man. Auto vs. Medics, 6, Buck- leaves the propoeed new Conti­ f Tuesday’i Homers Lew not — Andy Ferreira 41-7- It MAIN ST— Ml MS31 switched to first when Ed Bouchpe ago and''oefore Summer was over All-Service championships will "I was a long time getting there.” Mike McCarthy struck out 10 nental League’s effort! to win ac­ $4. went to the Cubs in the,JPst^r -ley* ceptance Into big league baseball QUARTER MIDGET RACES entered the Marine Corps,, Close, a compete for births on the Olympic Metz concluded. I’m going to make batters in going all the way for the Norman’i vs. Paganl’s, 6, Ver- (SoMon Total la Banathseeo) Lodlea Day TONY’S ATUNTIO SERVIOE deal. "" senior last year, graduated earlier squad. The first three men to^place the moat of it.” victory. remains to be seen. M ae Holes, Odd Holoe, The Phils have excellent young planok. Bill Shea, founder of the Conti­ AMBRIOAN UtAOmi BILL MARKHAM SUHOCO STATION this month and haa been on the In each .event Saturday w lir auto­ Ted Blakeslee, with three hits, Friday, July 1 -Handianp 4EE CENTER ST— Ml M IE I At Til* N«w pitchers in home-grown Chris West Coast for the past two weeks nental league, said the Senate ac­ Mantle, Yaiil(eeo. (lT>. Low gross — Dora Kellmer 28. , matically gain Olympic positions HARTACK GETS DOUBLE and John Cervinl, with two. led Moriarty*8 vs. Valeo, 6, Colt Slebem. A*» (•). ’’ , , ’ 329 E. CENTER ST— Ml 9-80B7 Short and Dallas Green and getting'ready for his bid with Un­ Nassiff’s at the plate. Bruce Bamp^- tion was' a "Seyere blow, but .we Low Nat — BUlle Marlow 2617-1 Johnny Buzhardt, the latter ob­ cle Sam’s track and field team. Close, now a Marine lieutenant Elmont, .N.Y. (/P)—Jockey Bill Park, Hartford.. - • are not finished." . Cash, Tigers (U). CoiNMCtieut Voll«y Quortwr Midq«t Ann. Arana ton stroked a homer for the losers. Green Manor ■vs. Man. Trust, stationed at Quantico. Va., quali­ Hartack fa r ^ better than the 3- Spokesmen for organized ,base- 1 tained from the Cubs. They pos- Vinton, a sandy haired, long Man. A u t o ...... 204 Oil—8*5-2 FUareik, OrtOlee'IS), ■.. . ' Fewest putts' — Bea Keith 16, | DICK’S ATLANTIC STATION .sess two promising catchers. Clay fied for Saturday’s meet In the year-olds -who sought this year's 6:15, Charter Oak. ball on the othe^ hand, expressed Temple, Indfams \%h . .... • . , HARTFORD ROAD SERVIGENTER HiWord St. and N#w State Highway striding harrier, placed sixth in the 1,600 meters. More than 75,000 Nassiff Arms ...... 130 300— Htfd. Natlonal vs. Elks, 8:16, Dora Kellmer 15. 2U HARTEORD RO— M M 2M Dalrymple, picked up in the draft, 5,000 meter run a week ago at triple crown of ittcing.. The lead­ McCarthy and MqAlplne, B a rto satisfaction, ‘a t was a bad piece of ' N A n O N A t LEAOUk , spectators are expected to view the ing rider won the Kentucky Derby Keeney St. ' ' ^ , - 270 HARTFORD RD— Ml 3-2408 and Jimmie Coker. Berkeley. Calif.. In the National, (4); Higgins and Smyth, Cervinl legislation which would hurt th9 Horrofo, FUUleo (t ). ’ ’ The Phillies even have highly events this weekend on the West with Venetian Way, was out of Army ft Navy v|. SulUvan s, 6, Contta\en^^. a i well «» Bailey, Bade (7). Hden Reynoldi Second TONIMT aid SATURDAY MUHT al 7:30 Collegiate Athletic Assn. Track ( ). regarded kids to trade. First base and Field Championahlpi and earn- C oa st' the money with that eoU in the 8 WaddeU. , can League and NatlDwd'.League, OoringtoB, Brave# (6). RUniH’S FLYim A SEimOE YYhlls an undergraduata at Prsalmss's but %en the Belmont Nassifffi Yii Green Manor, 6, said Ford Frick, cpmmlaslanir .(tf Helsn Rsjmolds captured second I Htan — S M t — KaTURES man Fred Hopke, a itlckout In the •d a apot In the pre-Olympte trlaU Triples—i;sx. Chicago, 6: Apn- l^TOOd,Flood, Oariltnals (8). m SW O RTH sad LASSO 118 CENTER ST— Ml 9-827f Eaatem League last year, want to Qeofgstaiwn,. Vinton hslptd the with CeHle Ash. Bally Aehe, win Buckley. ' ^ basebalL Joq CMWn, p p e s l^ t of Oranmyaa. Ctadlaala place lienors in

' 9 - \ PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, B1ANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY. JPNE < » Lots tor Ssl* 78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl D, MANClfeSTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, > I960 Houses for Sals 72 Honsyfbr 13alo '7 2 Howes tor . ^ 0 72 ^Jl^iBes for . 72 -4- f A846. COPY CLOSING TIME CLASHED ADVT. be eatlafied. Trade In your old mj- Knotty Pine Paneling 14c ft. poeea^UlUes. Tongren, Broker,>IC roome,-i% baths. New Ml burner. ing driving achool. Three ahllled SAMUEL A M H «T HARTFORD (XyrTAGE ON beach for rent, July x a 8-9821. The ft. F. Dlmock Co., x a 0-8245, location, full price *15,900; m w Y MONDAT Thni FRID AI >0:80 A.M.— BATU ROAT 0 AJI. courteoua matnictora. Claah room ddne. Parte end eervlce. We PAT ’N TOTE Xttin St., *18.000. ' eharpen and repair meet all hand 2-11. 2 bedrooms, living room, Barbara Woods', XO 9-7702, Jo- more from *4.700 up. Call„-''the SuborlMUi for Sale f$ Inatruetlona for 16, IT year olda. CH 7-OTO adults. Avattable July 1. XO kitchen, bath. Clinton, Conn. *100 XIANCHESTER—Six n oih single hanna Evans, Xu 9-5958. Ellsworth Mitten Agency,'^ Real Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director and power lawn mowere Ml NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. Sec It Day Or Night 3-7590 or XO 1-8470. CAPE OPBBATION WILL Tlia| 3-2711 T*YPEWRITERS and office ma stove, twin beds, spring and mat- Wanted to Rent 68 rage, assumo 4 \ % mortgage, priced Cape Cod with garage, llv- JACK LAPPEN AGENCY S Realtor MI 3-1153 BB APPBECIATED WIOI IT tI <9 I a tached Beats, 80” wide top. 6 foot, thru Saturday. Thursday eve­ treas, Bendix automatic washer, PI 2-7811.______beauUful yard, big kitchen, alumi­ chines—repairs, sales, ^(frvics and *18.80, 8 loot. *16.80; 2” lumber. ning*. 129 Spruce St. xn 9-4887. *101 monthly, *17,900. Carlton W. ing room 12x34, beautifully land- ___ * t a num siding, wringer type washer. XO 9-8977 w a n t e d t o rent, Owee bedroom Hutchins, xa 9-5183. BCap^ lot, near buses, school and.j SUMMER SPECIALS rentals. XD 9-8477. Delivered Msembled. W. Zinker, THREE ROOM apartment, heat, single house or apartment with Wanted— Real Estfite 7 i Ml 0 5444. After 5. hot water, ztove, refrlgerotOL Bo­ shopping. Selling for *13.700. Call RANCH Automobiles for Sale TAXnOR TREE removal, land garage. No children, no pets. Up XIAN<3HESTER — 6 room ranch The R. F. Dlmock Co., Xa 9-5245. 81 DURANT ST.—5 room cape Lost and Pound Garden— Farm— Dairy rage, spacioua grounds, x a 9-6229. x a 81x rooma with full baaement on IF YOU WISH personal serrica. cleared, firewood IW, Insured SALT WATER rod* and salt water K E m f s to *130. Needed by Aug. ' fireplace, garage, 1% baths. Ton Barbain Wooda. MI 9-7702, Jo­ with full ahed dormer, has a Products 50 9-6. . j______gren, broker, x a 8-9831. half acr# lot. Twin-steed bedrooms, call Joseph A. Barth Broker. XQ NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that FOR A GOOD Call Paul A. Ellison, M l 8-8742. reels and miscellaneous salt water 9-4968. hanna Ehmns, x a 9-5988. nice set of awnings, aluminum NEW AND USED FOR RENT—Three room apart­ and cloth that go with the house dining room and large living room 9-0320. Pane Book No. M531. issued by tackle, xn 8-6998. 789 E. Middle PICK YOUR own strawberriea. 25c WANTED—Three bedroom sinade VERNON—Large 8 room Cape, ga­ SECOND CAR C08MA APPLIANCE SERVICE. ment, 16 Francis St., East Hart­ V—MANCHESTER—six room Co­ as well as storm window# and with fireplace. The Savings Bank of Manchester Repairs all make refrigerators, Tpke.' a quart, Birch Mountain Road. P, home in good comUtlon, nice rage and breezeway, 1% acres, ARE YOU CONSIDERING haa been lost and application has ^ APPLIANCE - FURNITURE ford. Adults only. *68 monthly. lonial, 1% baths, extra large liv­ • doors. This very clean cape 1* freezers, washing machlnea, ry- Robotto. neighborhood, 2 children, ages 11 horse stable. Tongren, broker, XO ing roonl, formal dining room, one priced for a fast sale. Owner haa CAPE SELLING YOUR been made to aaid bank for pay­ LOOK THESE OVER Courses and Classes 27 Help wanted— Male S6 Phone x a 8-7028.______and 6. x a 9-2972. 3-6321. era, ranges, oil and gas burners. Roofing— Siding 16 MACHINIST’S tool chest, like new. STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, BARGAINS car garage, screened In rear purchased another home. Imme­ Six finished rooma, lovely lot In PROPERTY? ment of the ajmount of deposit. Xa 9-0888.' All work guaranteed. U.S., CIVIL SERVICE tests! Men- EXPERIENCED PI 2-6480. 25c a quart. Bring your own con­ SIX ROOM duplex, hot water, excellent condition, very reason­ furniture or appliances. We are 9-1428. 618-920 CENTER STREET property nice lot. Priced for quick sale, Evans, XO 9-5968. also buy property for cash. between 1:80-4 ;S0 or any time ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. appointed, ^ ou sands of joba open. able. xn 9-9868. headquarters for Frigldalre and with dellcioualy cool well water Member Multiple Usting. 53 Pontiac $225 Experience usually unnecessary- Plesipant working conditions, with excellent Income. Priced for D. Realty, 470 Mato St„ XO 8-8129.1 vj_ r o CKLEDGE RAN<3B—Three All houses have a garage and FOUND—Beagle, black, brown and Saturday or Sunday, XD 8-4880. wringer' washers and vacuum THREE LARGE rooms and IH quick aato J. D. Realty, 470 Main (plenty deep) to go vrtth It? This 53 Pontiac $275 Free information on Jobs, salaries, company benefit*. Apply In person. Household Goods 61 room* now avalteMe. Heat, hot charming 6 room, 1V4 bath cape manicured lawn. We consider theae- STANLEY BRAY, Realtor white, female. Call Lee Fracchia, aONDER’B TV Service—Motorola NEED TIRES? eleanerii. Your furniture 1* worth Street, Xu 8-5129. VERNON—Custom designed zlx bedrooms, '*rce COUGHLIN ROOFmO Company, requirements. Write today! Lln- water, modern kitchena with room ranch, 18x24 paneled living tog area '"’•to btolt-lM, is immaculate and really haa homea the beat avaUabl# and Dog Warden, MI 8-8S9*.______52; Studebaker $150 and Phllco factory service. HI-FI, Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt, col^ Service, Pekin 71. minola. K F & D Manufacturing Co. XIETAL CLOTHES cloaet, *18; monev toward the purchase of new recommend you see them, BRAE-BURN REALTY No down payment. Terms to suit furniture. stoves and refrigoral<” v> Uto baths room with fireplace, 8 twin size 7 claas to It. Because the owner la phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, 834 CHARTER OAK ST. gas stovs, good condition, *28. XU f o u n d —Black puppy male. C ^ 54 Hudson $150 you. No budget charge. and showers, parkring, *90 and *95 Farm and Land for Sale 71 bedroonu, formal dining room, £^*2^ maintaining two homes he wants u' Ml 8-6273 Lee Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI St. XO 9-1489. galvanized or copper gutters and 3-2018. REFRIGERA’TORS per month. Ctell x a 8-8899. MTHTnlo hath nartlallv flnlBhedl F. Dlmock (3o„ Xa9-M4B, Barbara a real speedy sale. You’ve got to 51 Studebaker $100 leaders. XP 8-7707.______^ Bonds—Storks Mortgages SI PART TIME aervlee station at­ COLE’S DISCOUNT ceramic bath, partially finished BELFIORE AGENCY SELLIN(X—BUYING—TradingT Ws 8-SS64. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make tendant. Few evenings and week­ BOLTON AND VICINITY recreation room with fireplace, Woods, x a 9-7702, Johanna Evana, see It Inside to appreciate It. We )\ 62 Buick $150 Three Room* of Furniture Chooee from 2 Frigldalres. l G.E. FOUR ROOM flat, second floor. x a 9-8868. won’t aell it^to you, It will sell offer you free confidential In* cars, amplifiera, phonographs a RAY’S R O O F m a CO„..ahlngla and MORTGAGES—If you need money ends. Experience preferred. Call STA-nON and a Croalev Shelvador. Used re­ Building Lots many ftoe featuna. Must be seen. Can be seen at 190 Charter Oak Acresge Itaelf. Reduced. MI 8-5121 spectlona and arrange all finane* Announcementa changers. Over 47 years total t built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ we are In a position to finance before 8. MI 9-8198. FROM MODEL HOME frigerator price, start at St, between 4-7. Price *20,900. Paul J. Comntl, Vn—XIANCHESTER—Near Keeney 436 Center Street Farm* l ^ f r o m start to finish. XOttM BRUNNER’S perience. 90 days guarantee on all tor work; roof, chimney repairs. second mortgages in any amounts, $39.95 x a 8-8863. Street School. Baautlful L shaped I goUTH WINDSOR—*2,500. That’a WUl work hand and glove with FHILOO-BENDIX 16 lb. waab, 36c; work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-4887. Ray Hagenow, xn 9-2214; Ray WANTED—Route salesman. Steady FIVE ROOXI8 near atorea. Raason- Term* to suit your needs. J. D. CAST IRON heating boller^ an be Cost Over $700 BEAUTIFUL ROCKLEDGE— Cus­ ranch, 3H years young, extra all it takes to assume the you. Member Multiple Listing dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- Tour LARK Dealer Jackson MI 8-8328. Realty. 470 Main St., Xn S-8120. work, salary and commission. Ap­ One only new 1999 Frlgldaire at aUe. Newly ronovated. Improve­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO , Lots tor Salt 73 CONNIE’S ’TV and Radio Service, ply In person. New System Laun­ used for steam or hot water. Com­ x a 8-2769 tom built 85' foot rambling ranch large living room with fireplace, mortgOKc on this real nice split Service. Call the Blteworth XQtten eentor, * Maple St., ncroaa from plete with oil burner. Call Johnson NEVER BEEN USED a Mg dtecount for Quick clearance. ments. Middleraged only. Sea- three twln-ateed bedrooma, large bi Talcottvllla available all hours Satisfaction dry, Harrison St. Paul P. F^ano Xa 8-0458 now nearing completion. Oppor­ level. Wall to wall carpeting H TWO CftOICE lota in AA zone, o learn machlnel needed by tubes, origlnaUy *9. You remove 139 Bissell St. ______storm v^dow# and doors. BuUt-ln —:------V------— ------standard transmission. Very good television, service. Ml 9-4841. expanding printing firm In the Sacrificing complete bedroom, BOX MOUNTAIN Drive, Veroon— ter work, clilmneya cleaned re­ age with a\14 room duplex cape from present location for *2.50 Choose from 1 quality wringer ’ ’Fabulous 400” oven and range. 79 BALDWIN RD.—This one has VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In condlUon, Any reasonsble offer Hartford area. Pleasant working complete living room and kitchen FOUR ROOM fiat for rent on West INICE e ROOM Colonial with fire­ 2 fireplaces. 7 closets. % bath off WELCOME Beautiful lot, 150x209, *1,800. J. D. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and paired. Aluminum aiding. 10 rsuich which Is licensed as a fos­ each. Walking • Bros., Inc., 935 tyrpe washers. l Blackstone. 1 place, Btest Xllddle Turnpike, me stymied. It’S custom buUt my own home shop. Forty y e m accepted. XU 9-9958. years’ experience. Free eatl- conditions, excellent- wages and decorator furniture from model dis­ Speed Queen. Lots of service left. Side, garage, hot water, stove and master bedrobm, addiUitial full Realty Xa 8-5129, 470 Main St repaired. Free plog-up and de­ ter children’s home. Excellent In Main St., x a 8-5171. play home. We will give you free *14,900. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., Yes, you are always welcome to baths, plaster, walls, two A b o u t T o w n facTjry experience. All makes, mates. CaU Bowley, XQ 8-6891, XQ come plus. J. D. Realty, 470 Main benefits are available to the man Priced at refrigerator. Young couple or two bath and shower. No sense to low rates, free estimates, free 1987 CHEVROLET, 4-door, 9 cyl­ livery. All work guarsmteed. Sales, delivery and free storage up to one xa 8-8129. ln#i>ect our listings In the Man­ porches, fireplace, attached ga­ 8-0783. St., XH 8-9129. who can meet our qualifications. TOOL AND equipment rental*. $29.95 adults preferred, xn 9-0482. talking .any Inore about this house. chester area. Just call our office rage and is really a marvelous pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, inder sedan, heater, defroeter, full service parts and rental equip­ For appointment please contact year. This la it! Excluaive.* J. D. Realty, LAKE LOT tor sale In Coventry. jgr. and M rs.. Alfred J. Burns, ment. L A M Equipment Co., Sales and service. AP Equipment, 160-83 PORTER ST. Exceptionally and a qualified Jarvis repreaente- home. Everyone that drives by JA 8-S40*. price *1078. No payments till HERALD PAPER route for sale. 80 Gazette-News Press, 1128 Main 945 Center St., XO 9-2053. Open I THREE R(X>M apartment, all fur­ x a 8-8129.______Xg 8-7876.______East Hartford, and formerly of September. Brunner’s, your Lark Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bruno NORMAN’S RANGES nished. automatic washer, garage. ge two-famlly, now vacant, ex Uve will be happy to make an ap­ stops but no one sees the Inside Manchester, Invite their friends to Heating and Plumbing 17 customers. Vicinity Church and Street, East Hartford, Conn., or evenings. BLBCraOLUX (R) Special dealer In Talcottvllle. Open eve­ Moske, xn 8-0771. If no answer 443 Hartford Road One enlv Norge electric range. TR 9-T902. TR 5-4814. celfent condition. Priced right for BOLTON LAKE—4 room picture pointment to ahow you all Qrpea of which Is exceptionally large and THREE B ZONE lots With city attend an open house at the British Center Sts. XH 9-2139. rail JA 8-2194. quick sa l^ X a 0-8339, 0-8, homes, both new and used. water. Union St. Manchester, World's lightest weight heavy nings till 9. call Al Laska, TI^ 8-7909 esUect PLUXIBINO AND heating - re­ Before you buy furniture any- Efficient teble ton Only book ranch, oil heat, exceUent clean. It’s selling below appraisal American Club, 75 Maple ,St., on duty cleaner. Two-tone color. I TWO FRONT room furntebed apart­ but It won’t be given away, *2,500 each, xa 9-8495. M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv­ modeling InstaUattons, repairs. c o m COLLECrnON for sale. MI where-—ehop at Norman’s, $35 4 CAROL DftTVB - RockvlUe, *18, condition, lakefront privileges. *8,500—Coventry Lake U the Ideal Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. rtie Complete *89.78. Call Electrolux, DE CORMIER MOTORS, All work guaranteed 28 years ex­ Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— 8-0737. ments. Heated, kitchen set. refrig-1 650. 6 room ranch, large living Only *8,500. Monthly payments you’d like a *20,000 home or couple 'Will celebrate their 50th ice-residential, commercial. In Used eleetric motors removed erator, bedroom . set and gas place to spend the summer. See would even care to make a sen MI 8-9809 after « p m. SAYS, perience. 24-hour service. Call Male or Female 37 KENMORE automatic washing ma­ room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed' *69. GoodchUd-BarUett Realty, BOLTON—Two large adjoining tote. wedding anniversary at the open dustrial. Attics, cellars, yards, in LEGAL SECRETARY for small of­ from washers range. Gas. electricity free. Apply | this 8-bedroom, year 'round home Bible offer, you must see thl# one, ’THESE FINE CARS ARE Eari VanCamp, Xn 9-4749. chine with suds saver, *80 cash. rooma', morteage can be Realtors, xa 8-7925 any time. on 8 apaclous lots. Tongren, b r o k ^ M I 8-9821.^ house. ; WANTED — Riders from North cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn fice. Typing and shorthand essen­ Call x a 9-4825. 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. Call now, don’t wait. Manchester to vicinity of State PRICED TO SELL AND AT THE mowing. Light ttucking. MI 9-9787, TEACHERS Boats and Acceaaorlea 46 $3 assumed. Marion E. Robertetm, COVENTRY — Over-size 8 room tial. Write Box B. Herald. Broker, Ml 8-8958. *lS,900-*2,900 down wUl enable SOUTH WINDSOR — Excluaive Mrs. Rlehard Relcfaenbadl, Capitol, 8-4 summer hours. Xn BEST OF BANK TERM S..” 1 pair blond* end tables I FOUR ROOM apartment. Ineluding ranch, 4 ^ % assumable mortt 184 VERNON ST.—9 rooms with ALL TYPES screens repaired with Millinery Dressmaking 19 WATERFRONT instructor with COLLEGE STUDENTS heat, hot water, gas for cooking, you to assume a low interest V.A. new oil unit In this older home Lake StiMt area, beautiful wood­ treasurer o f ttie XIanchestsr 9-4084. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: 1990 WEST BEND outboard motors. RUGS—NEVER USED. 9x1*. *80. $5 *17,828. 29 AUBURN ROAD —Liv­ gage. Large lot. Tongren, broker, mortgage when you buy tlite cua­ ed lot, one 'With pond.* Esther Alcoa screenings. New screens current certificate. Must be 21 See our display. One full year 9x15, *38. BU 9-9955. electric refrigerator and gas stove. x a 8.9821. It has- an old fashioned pantry -YWOA, aeoompanled a group of BUXIXtER STUDENT needs ride to made up. 447 Main Street or call HOUSEWIVES ing room, fireplace, formal din­ tom built 6 room Cape Cod home on Schwarz, XO 8-0154. -Seven toeswean representing the 1957 Rambler 4-door Sedan ALTERATIONS made quickly and years old for girls’ day camp for guarantee. C. J. Morrison Paint, Cover vour kitchen with Call x a 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. with old fashioned large rooms, Storrs In morning and return x n 9-4833 for free pick-up. ing room, large calslnet kitchen, DUPLEX RANCK^4-t, In nice lo­ St. John St. Attached garage. Deep Hartford County "YWCA to tbs Radio and heater. Our original efficiently. XH 9-5655. month of July In South Glaston­ C!o., 885 Center St. ___ Quality Vinvl. easily cleaned three bedrooms, two-car garage. Something you don't see today, A ZONE LOT in Bowers, North Jr, around noon. Call Ml 9-8090. Intangible Sale—All leads tor- DINING ROOM table' and buffet. ****"i^ ROOXI apartment. Including cation nice lot. Priced for quick landsciqied lot. Many extras. Y-Teen Sumner Omfersnes being sale. Very nice. HI-FI COST too much? Buy a kit. bury. Call Mrs. Skudra, JA 2-0163 nlshed. Call East Hartford BU now for 9xlfjk' ”hentncludlng labor water, gSs for cooking, irlon E. Robertson, broker, xa large rooms. The front porch can High area, aU uUUttez. Onl; Only $345 Down from' 9-5 or Mrs. Grady, CH 6-5584 12 FOOT BARBOUR runabout, 82” Make me an offer, x a 9-8398. sale, ^ cellen t financing. J. D. *18.900—Lovely picture book co- eaiSly be screened In to make it *2,000 . terms available. R. held thte week at Sarah Ln'wranoo PASSENGERS wanted. Hartford Expert advice on your need*. Free 9-0090 or Rockville TR 5-9152.« beam, good conditlcri, *180, After 324.B5 ' electric - ...... refrigerator and gaa stove. 3-6953. Realty, 470 Main St., XQ 8-8139. K l 1966 Rambler 4-Door Station estimates and reasonable rates on ALTERA’nONS at home. Xa 8-0979. after 9 p.m. ______lonlal near Verplanck School and cozy these warm summer nights. Brokerick, Broker, Xa 9-1278, College In ^ronxvlHe, N.Y. and return. 8-8. Covering Travel 11:80 a.iri. x a 9-104*. SACRIFICE, like new 80” gas Call x a 9-7737 from 6-7 p.m. XIANCHESTER — 4-room nmch A real deep lot makes this home •rs to railroad station arpa. XU Wagon construction. We repair aU make* AVON PRESENTS a challenge to range; Combination Easy washer- . Special qn new Women’s Friend SIX ROOM Oarrteon Colonial, buUtlMW awlmmlng pool. 6 huge rooms Call xn 8-0204 now. Sitaattons Wanted— wringer type washers — *80 FOR RENT—AvaiUbls July 2 — tyite home, central beat, city util­ 1960, fireplace, convenient central acreened to sunporch 1 car ga real attractive at *18,900. 9-9188. Nicely equipped. Low | original women with spare time who need NEW AND USED boats motors dryer. Shetland floor ..sferubber, ities, exceUent lot, on bus line. Female ^ 38 and mlscellaneoue houseware, two lowanee for vour old washer to­ large clean a ^ room furnished location, assume mortgage, *W.63 rage, terraced lot. Quick occupan- jjjll LAKE—A home away mileage. Our original sale. TOWN AND COUNTRY amesitfr- Moving—'Trucking— extra money. If you take pride In and trailers. H. O. Schulze, Inc., *9,900. Other itetliigs. .Phllbrick West Road. Route 88. Ellington. maple chests. PI 2-T418 at any ward one of these guaranteed new aoartment. Including all utUities. monthly, onW *14,900. Cterlton W, | cy. Aatomfrt>Des tor Sal* 4 Only $395 Down amesite driveways and aprons. Storage 20 your ability to organize your SECRETARIAL Services—take dic­ Agqncy, xa 0-8464. from home'. Better read thte ad. household, why, not apply that time. ft ' Wakheni. Two adults preferred. Call XU Hutchins, x a 9-8132.______.^^odhUl Helghts-Only 4 homes] 4 room log cabin cottage, fully 1955 Rambler 4 Door Station Specialists in patching driveways. tation in your office. Transcribe 18 FOOT RUNABOUT boat, -eS” KEITH’S 9-9608. OLDER CARS mechanic# spe­ No job too small. CH 7-1701. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ ability to selling AVON? You will at home Neat, prompt work. Xn *12,600—SDC room cape, full base­ 74 RICHARD ROAD — A substen- left In present section In Manches- equipped, screened in y front Wagon ing Coinpany. Local and long dia- beam, speedometer. steering 8 CU. FT. G.E. refrigerator, excel­ 1115 XIAIN STREET porch, refrigewttor, stove, pots, cials. fbdt y AmU cars, always enjoy watching the dollars roll In 9-8760. ment, comUnati windows and tial nine room hom# designed tor teris finest new home commu^ty. Nicely equipped Including over­ BOOKKEEPING—Payroll services. tance moving packing and stor­ as your sales go up. Interviews ar­ wheel and tilt trailer. Used very lent condition Call after 9. Ml Oppoette Old Hioh School doors, ameslte drive, shade trees, pans, toilet, sink, shower, hot a g o ^ selection. Look behind our little Make me an offer, xa 9-7900. JA 8-2359. 129 COPPER HHX. ST.—8 room the large family, 4 bedrooms, TV j See the * bedroom ranch wiui drive and new tires. A one owner Complete or partial business serv­ age. Regular service throughout ranged In your home at your con­ SCHOOL G IR U looking for baby x a 8-4159 30 daya occoan cy. Marion E. water heater, space heater. How- offlee. Douglas Motors. 838 Main. car .. economy plus In this fine 3-4885. duplex, after 8:80 p.m. MI 8-2284. room, two-car attached garage, ceramic tiled hath and built In ices for the small businessman at New Ebigland States and Florida, venience. Call CH 7'4137. sitting Joba for mornings and REFRIGERATOR Servel, 8 cubic Roberteon. Broker. XO 3-5988. utility room, and level lot 90x200, G.E. oven and stoVe for only au"d just spent the weekend there NEED A CAR and had your credit wagon. reasonable rates. Tel. Xa 9-8736. xa 8-6563. ROCKVILLE - - Large two-room I with all his children and wife and afternoons. Call MI 9-2293. TEN FOOT PRAXI, excellent con­ ft. excellent condition, bargain at g r a y f l o w e r e d 9x12 wool rug, 5-5 FLAT, exceptionally fine condi­ vrithln walking distance to Porter *16,900. irs turned down? Short on down pay Only $295 Down MATURE WOMAN, mpther’s help­ they really enjoyed themselves *35. xa 9-9893. *20. Can x a 9-9849. beautifully furnished apartment in | Street School. Quick sale price ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? SUPERIOR PAVING CO.—Ameslte AUSTIN A. CHAXtBERS Co. Local er, live in. State salary desired. RELIABLE, experienced high dition. Antique percussion pistol residential zone. Adults only. Tel. tion, near school, bus, shopping, Also available, ouUtandIng gar­ FMvate beach. 39 miles from 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan churches. Carlton W. Hutchins, Xu *29,500. Robert J. Smith, Ihc., XO Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ driveways Constructed, resur­ moving, packing, storage. Low References required. Write Box D, school sophomore desires super­ 60 cal. xn 3-0076. TR 5-5689. rison colonial with breezeway and] town. Look at the price. *4,600, V8 rate on Io m distance moves to 9-5241. las, get the lowdown on the low­ faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced, Herald. vision of children M summer re- COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD furni­ BABY WASHINO machine, Wringer 9-81 3 2 . ______garage. standard shift, all new tires. A x a 3-1080. 48 states. XCT 8-6187. 8 FOOT Hydroplane, flberglas FOUR R(X)M apartment, bath, est down and smallest payments Burt. iiitsrzv-Bt. MO ...... ture for sale. Xn 9-7285. - type, *28. x n 84J809. ______WOODLAND STREET—Six room 126 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, North— JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY VACATION TIME! showpiece. EXPERIENCED paint, wheel and accessories. Xa second floor, automatic hot water, anywhere. Not a small loan or XIANCHES’TIR Package Delivery ity and activity during vacation single, hot water heat, overateed A custom built six room Colonial finance company plan. ' Douglas Only $275 Down SEWING MACHINE period. XllS 3-0713. 8-7542 or 87 Edmund St. i^ er 9. KELVINATOR refrigerator, apart­ near Main St. x a 8-9872. JARVIS REALTY CO. x a 9-4806 x a 4-1894 XO 4-0149 RUBBISH REMOVAL from cellars Light trucking and package dellv one-car garage, nice lot. Only home designed tor comfortable Realtors — Appraisers — Insurers Motora. 888 Main St. 1955 Rambler 4 Door Sedan HOTPOINT electric range, good ment size Glenwood gas stove, and living, large, modern kitchen, I and garages, xa 3-0167, ery. Refrigerators, washer* and Operators and Trainees - r condition, *28. Xa 9-1869. FIVE ROOM heated apartment, in­ *12,300. S. A. Beechler, Realtor, 8 BI8SE1X, BT. Very nice. Radio, heater, Hydra- stove moiruig specialty. Folding other mteceUaneous Items. Xa x a 3-9999. paneled Uvtog room, 1% hatha, x a 9 -1300 WANTED -> Clean used cars. We matte. New tires. Situations Wanted-—Male 39 Building Materials 47 S-86S4. cluding 8 bedrooms, refrigerator, Offlee x a 8-4112 PHILCO recommended service on chairs for rent. XD ^-&nS3. Apply FOR SALE)—Bendlx automatic dry­ stove. On Main St. MI 9-5507. $100. two-car attached garage, and buy, trade down or trade any­ MANCHESTER — Salt Box—large PI 2-8311 BOLTON—4 bedrooma and an of thing. Douglas Motora. 833 Main. Only $195 Down radios, television at Satellite Elec­ ODD JOBS done — lawns mowed, -it er three years old, In good condi­ Shaded lot 90x168. Priced In the j Evenings MI 8-7847 tronic Service, 195 School St. Also, MANCHESTER MODES. Inc. USED BUILDljta material for THREE ROOM ^artment, heat, living rOdm with fireplace, dining mid-twenties. Robert J. Smith, flee 1800 square feet, 8 room cape 1958 Ford 4 Door Station dogs washed, errands run, etc. tion, *85. Call x a 9-7297. Wsnted—^To Bay 58 Ion Route 8. Ideal for professional 1069 • PLYMOUTH Fury, 2-door guaranteed service on all other Painting— Papering 21 Pine Street, Manchester Age 12. xn 3-2522. sale, 2x3s land up. sheathing, stor­ etove, and vi'aahlng machine. Near room, modern kitchen, two spa­ inc., xa 9-5241. | HOWLAND OFFERS Wagon cious bedrooms with bath on sec­ man or. large family heeds, hardtop, fully equipped, excellent A loaded one owner wagon. makes. See our special do-lt-your age bins, shelving, work benches, WB BUY, 8EL1. or trade nnttQuo Parkade. *85 monthly. Xa 3-9802. PAINTING AND paperhanging. GIRLS AGE 14 and up for super­ two complete bathroom sets, two ond floor. Forced hot water heat, LODGE DRIVE—8 room cape ad-j Manchester — Six room brick baths, large living room with fire- condition. Phone XH,,9-838S. Priced to aell. Immaculate through­ self department. Open July 4. Good clean worRinansnlp at rea­ and oaed furniture, china, srlass, vised tobacco work. No experience Dogs— Bird*— Pets 41 kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden aUver. picture frames and old brepzeWay and Jfar^e. *15,900. jacent C enter Springs park,, oil hot Cape Cod, central location, high on place, stone veneer front, basement 1006 WILLY8 station wagon, heat­ out. sonable rates. SO' years In Man- required. Transportation fur­ kitchen cabinets, two hot water THREE ROOM apartment. *55. xa Other Itennings. Phllbrick Agency, water heat, 4 bedrooms, Price a hill l>4 baths, garage, terrace, garage. .Needs redecorating. Ame- cheater. Raymond Flake. XO APPROX. 6S ACRES coins, old doUs end guns, bobby er, good tires, motor. Full price Only $445 Down Houseliold Services nished. Openings available In Man­ furnaces, modem radiators, com ecAectiana, attic cmitenta or whole 9-5229, 9-8. x a 9-8464. *14,900. Ctoddehlld-Bartlett Realty, abundance of shade treea, and an gite drive, nicely landscaped. Price $450. Brunner’s, your Lark dealer 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan Offered 13-A 9-9237. chester and Rockville. Bring birth HOXfES WANTED for cute klttena. plete windows, inchiding frame, Win sell all or In part. Front­ estates. Furniture Repair Service, Realtora, XO 8-7935, any time. | extra building lot included. Eve. | re1'- for eervlce since Kosciuszko Hall, 1 Vernon Ave FOR OFFICE or business priced. Eve. Bill Boles, XB'9-9858. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting call xa 9-2393. T Main St. near Onter, 8 rooms, 80x200. Marion E. Robertson, hall. Living room, dining . Toom, glaased-ln porch on a tremendous in Talcottvllle. XD 8-5191. 1954 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan 1931. Phone MI 9-4837 for best and paperbanging. Wallpaper hue, Rockville, 9:80-8:80, OOXCFORTABLB room for a gen ­ Manchester—Six room ftanch, ga­ AKC REGISTERED miniature - " . '9----— ■ tleman, aeparate entrance, park­ ground floor, plenlty at parking. Broker, XO 8-6988. fireplace. Master bedroom! bath. lot for only *14.900. Both conven­ Fully equipped and very clean service. hooka. Guaranteed workmanship. French Poodle#, brown. Call TR rage, newly redecorated Inside 1969 LARK 4-door, 9 cylinder, with OPPORTUNITY for aggressive per ing. xn |-1619 or xn 9-2981. MI 9-5229, 9-5. Bedroom or den. Kitchen. Second good 5% mortgage, close to bus iently located. . \ throughout. Reasonable rates. Fully insured. 6-4735. > Ma N[CHESTER vicinity—Six room overdrive'. Gives extra mileage up HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov- son. Promotional work. Your own floor: two twin-sized b^room s. and shopping, *15.500. Eve. Ray to SO miles per gallon. All equipped Only $175 Down Fast and courteous service. Leo 0 SEPTIC TANKS LARGE ROOM, completely funi' HALL FOR RENT, 40x80. Oak St. oversized c^ie, full shed dormer, ANDOVER CENTER—*8,600 full ad, cellars and attlca cleaned. hours. No experience needed GREAT DANE pup, 10 months old, Screened porch. Fenced, hedged Holcombe, XO 4-1139. cost *2,500 new. It’s yours for 1957 Plymouth 2 Door Station J. Pelletier. Xa 9-6336. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and INSTALLED tehed, with complete UgXt honae- Present dance studio. CaU after large kitchen with adjoining utility yard for privacy. Garage. H. B. price for this 7 nwm home, Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold Hartford-Manchester area.. Com fem ale,, tan. good breed and Manchener—Seven, room home, *1,488 wrlth new car warranty. You Wagon Hoar, xa 9-4084. ^ AND^ keeping and swimming pool privi­ 8 p.m. JA 7-1872. room. Reduced for quick sale. 8. Grady, broker, r a 3-8009. stone fireplace, heatalator, ^ large EXTERIOR and Interior painting, iqisslon. Satellite, 165 School St. papers, reasonable, x a 8-1378 after A. Beechler, Realtor, Ml 3-6069. delightful 1)4 acre lot, large bam, screened-in porch, 8-car baaement can't go Wrong on this one. No One owner. Standard shift, radio ■nanring. • SEWERS leges. Xa 9-4776. , DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com-j Ceilings refinished. Paperhanring 8. MAIN STREET—Building for com­ ROCKVILLE — 4-family, 4 rooms Ideal comfortable country atmo­ garage, 2 rooms unfinished. Near payments till Sfeptember. Brun­ and heater. fSean as a whistle. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. PLU60ED SEWEKS m a c h in e c l e a n e d MANCHESTER— FOUR bedroom sphere. ner’s, your Lark dealer in Talcott- panv doors and windows, custom ..Help Wanted— Male KOOXIS AND cabins, aU conven- mercial business or office use. each apartment, 6 garages, cen­ store and church. Ideal for chll Only $395 Down work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- Fully covered by Insurance. Call iencea, free parking. Scrantonte Will subdivide. XO 9-5229, 9-5 Colonial, In good condition, steam tral location Income *216 month­ dren. ville. Open eve till 9. i^dward R. Price. XO 9-1003. FOR SALE—Toy Terrier, 4 montha • INSTALLATION WARREN E. HOWLAND THIS WEEK’S VERY limdntlc HA 3-1199. PART-TIME MAN for cleaning and Maehiss GIsaiisi XCptel, 160 ToUand l^ike. MI 9-0828 heat, attractively landscaped lot, ly Price *14,900. Louis Goldfarb, old x a 9-3201. LARGE STORE at 36’ Btrob Bt> one-car garage. See this excep­ Realtor. Xa 8-1108 COVENTRY LAKE—*10,500. A 1959 NEW LARK V-8 ' Station maintenance work. Apj^ly in per­ Septib Tanka, Dry W ella,^w er SPECIALIST between 5-7.______Realtor, TR 6-7095. 576 Main Street SPECIALS: FLAT FINISH Hcdland window EXTERIOR HOUSE Painting Serv­ Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St tional value befofe you buy. large 6 room cape with lull base wagon with automatic drive, heat ice. Fre^ estimatee. Fully In­ son at the State Theater. ijm— bntelled—Oenwr Water­ Manchester, Conn. •r, defroster, all chrome trim, 19.56 Volkswagen shades made to measure. All Articles For Sale ^5 proofing Donou A NICE LARGE room, private Near Main St. Parking. *16,900. Phllbrick Agency, Xa ■VERNON-Richard Road—An at­ 'ment, oil hot water heat, generous Clean as a whip, .but .. low gear m etal' Venetian bllnde at a new sured. Quality workmanship guar- home, aeml-private bath, 9-8494. tractive 6H room ranch home with stee rooms. Income from water many other extras. This wagon is AXIBrnOUS married man with Town and OouBtry CENTRALLY located to Manches ANDERSON’S brand -new. Never run. Never noisy, but look. lot/ price. Key# made‘while you anteed. Edward Yeomans PI HOXIE XIADE ravioli, fresh or lent location. Garage available, xa 1% baths, fun ceUar, hullt-ln oven, supply, on 14 acre lot. Assume No matter where you plan to spend your vacation, you’ll 2-8002. car Fuller Brush sales work, ter 400 square feet of office space *10,600 5 ROOM ranch, aluminum registered. New -car warranty. Full price $595 wait. .Xtarlow’s, full or part-time. Mancheater-East frozen, 80c doz. 248 Avery Street, McKinney bros. 9-4999. combination windows, and paneled *70.10 monthly or new financing enjoy reading about what’s going on in your old home*' Wapplng.-x a 4 -0 6 0 4 .______Drainage Ca* (with additlMial adjoining SMce Btorma, ameslte drive, 200’ front­ AA A VALUES Factory list 12,955.85, Your price 1958 Fiat Multipla Station EXTERIOR AND interior painting, Hartford area. Ml 9-0090. living room. Handy to new school, r ' available. town. ' WEAVING of Bums moth holes S«w*raqM Disposal Co. WANTI3>—Refined gentleman also avaUable) including private age, view .' Carlton H. Hutchins, rural atmosphere, just a short dls *2,285. No payments till Septem­ decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- CXOTHESLINE poles Installed and M l 9 ^ 1 4 3 lavatory in air conditioned build­ North End—Only *18,900 ber. Brunner’s, yqur Lark dealer yVagon and tom clothing, hosiery runs, IS0-1S2 Pearl St.—Xn 8-8808 occupy nicely furntebed room xa 9-8182. tance from Bfilbnr Cross Highway Verv nice, fully equipped. Un­ h: dbags repaired, zipper re­ hanging. Clean- workmanship. reset. Used chain saw. Good farm quiet home near Center. F ing avwable Immediately. Ample Year old ranch, 8 rooms, huUt-ln LAWRENCE F. FIANO In 'Talcottvllle. Free estimates. No job too small. TENOR SAXOPHONE plamr want­ ST JAMES PARISH—Beautiful 6 Priced at *16,900. Robert J. Smith uign arid oven. Walkout bsuiement. beatable at only placement. umbrellas repaired, ed for refck ’n roll band. PI 2-7881. loam, xa 9-L353. parking.' Xa 9-7410. par'Mng. Box E, Herald. ■ Ihc. x a 9-5241. 1997 FORD V-8, ,4-door station Full price $795 men’s shirt >IlarS reversed and John Verfaille, Xa 8-2521. room Oarrteon Colonial, brand S m ^ cash assumes mortgage. MI 3-2766 replaced. Mariow’a Little Mend­ PLEASANT, Cl e a n room near new ceramic tile hatha, all HAVE “THE HERALD” wagon, Fordomatlc, radio, heater, LOADED AND priced for a quick 77 Harlan Street—Only *14,500 1955 Packard 2 Door Hardtop. WALLPAPER REMOVED, *7.60 bath for gentleman. Parking. 64 Rooses far Rent 65 plaster^ walls, fireplace. Easily Paul P. Fiano x a 8-0458 new fSLCtory motor, not rebuilt. ing Shop. per room. Ceilings painted, *8.50 sale. Over 1500 sq. feet in this Stx room cape, lovely wooded lot, Very clean. High S t r e e t , ______financed. J. D. Realty, 470 Main ranch, mahogany paneled living Very clean, next to new. Drive It per room, labor and materials. Xa FOU9 ROOM single dwelling, heat, spic and span throughout Ed. Cratvlord x a 9-4410 I today at BrunneVs, acroes from Fully equipped and fully powered. ALL XIAKEB of TV, radio and St. xa 3-5129. room with fireplace, 114 hatha, ga A top value at home electronic equipment ex­ 9-9158. hot water, gaa stove, carpette, 8 Vlttner’s Gardens In Talcottville. Apartment»--Plat*— blocks from State Theater. Adults ANCaENT HOXIE by a burbling rage, 90x180 well landscaped lot. South Windsor-Only *17,900 ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod—4 rooms SEHT TO YOU DY MAIL pertly repaired with a 90-day Full price $445 only. Call XO 8-5879, between 6-8. brook, *9,900. New heating, new Value at a low, low price of only Splendid split level, 6% rooms, finished, 2 aemi-flniahed, located 1988 PLYMOUTH 2-door, radio, guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the Tenetaients 63 *17,900. Truly magnificent. Call attached garage, half acre tot. As­ Thi.s Week’s Two for One Deal Mancbeeter TV. Xn ^1049. Coanes and Classes 27 plumbing, newly decorated, oii quiet street, large'landscaped heater, standard shift. One 9 cylin­ 1992 Rambler Wagon and a 1952 SEVEN ROOXIB, five-ear garage. now. Paul J. Oorrentl, XO 8-8868. sumable 0.1, mortgage. yard, many varieties of trees, CUp and BU ottt this coupon. XIaU to* Circulation DsfartSMUt der, one V-8. Both very clean, new POUR ROOM garden apartment, new Jawns. ^ v e romna down plus Buick 4-Door Sedan. You’ll like It? ELECTRONICS offers well-paying East Center Street, *125 a month, 8 partly fintehed up. Call Frank Parochial School district and along with yourr wheck e or money order. paint. Take your choice. Priced clean, well maintained building, XIANCHESTER—For *13,200. Six CaU any tima. IRONING DONE in my home. Xa poalUonB to technicians and atrv- hsat hot water, stove, refrigera­ x a 9-0218 between 6-8. Burke, CH 6-8*97, to arrange in­ near new public school. Handy to | for a 'quick sale. Brunner’s your Full price $195 Icemen. ” Learn-by«lolng” —train OPEN HOUSE room Cape, oil heat, one-car ga­ 9-8697. t e u d parking, *116. XO 8-1809, spection. ______bus and shopping. Low down pay­ Lark dealer In Talcottvllle. Open These and Many More Fine Value* now at OonnecUcut’a Oldest Elec­ VERNON—Five room ranch for rage, wooded lot, all city utilitiee ROBERT B. ANDERSON I MANCHESTERHSISTER EVENING HERALD I AD 9-1299. ment to qualified buyer. John H. evenings. at , tronics School. Day and , evening rent with option to buy, BuUt-to *500 DOWN G.I., spilt level, three Alice Clampet, Realtor, XD 9-4548, Lappen Inc Xa 9-5261, M l 9-7445, 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. claaaea Summer term starts June oven and range, *180 monthly. JA MI 3-7357. JA 8-0139 Please send “The Herald"'to me at the^oUowing vaca* 1991 FORD V-8, 4 door sedan, auto­ PE CORMIER MOTOR Baildinc-Contnetlne 14 POR BENT-Why look further? bedrooms, bulIt-ins, 26 toot rec xn 3-5219. I 27. Free catalog. New England If you are interested in going 8-9964. tion address: ‘“ 1 matic-drive, heater, defroster, all SALES. INC. W# have new 8% room, heat^ room, 125 foot frontage, *16,760. ALL TYPES of carpentry work Technical Institute, 89 Union PL, apartments in residential area of Carlton W. Hutchins, XO 9-6132. VERNON—Near Parkway, shop MANCHESTER—234 Union St. (^MPACTT 2 bedroom ranch, cool, Mack, very clean, *1788, full price. MANCHESTER’S OWN RAXIBLER FIVE ROOM Bhufle^salt box. Very Open House Saturday and Sunday, DEAU3R done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ Hartford, Conn. Phone JA 5-8409. gockvUle Just XB minutes J^m ping, good schools. Two new, com' (shaded yard, central location, j Name No payments till September. Brun­ ings. porches, finish upstairs, base­ good condition. Limited number of BOLTON—Custom 8 room ranch, pletsly finished split levels. Over noon to dark. 3 attractive models. near bus and shopping. Ideal home ner’s In Talcottville. 24 MAPLE ST.. MANCHESTER Hartford by Wilbur Cross Hlgb ments and garages, etc. Call XQ into business ter yourseif way. Kitchen appliances furnished, children accepted. Next to Lake artistlo stonework, huge porch, 1480 sq. ft. of living area, seven 5 room ranches, 8 bedrooms, large for the newlyweds or the retiring 1959 CHEVROLET V-8, standard 9-5981. « x a 9-4824, TR ^1169. . Street School. Lake Street on Box breezeway, two-car garage land­ rooms, 1% baths. Only *16,800 and kitchens with birch, cabinets and couple. Fairly priced at *13,600. Street - I MERCURY 1958, 4 door, black, Read Herald Advs.^ Mountain, 3% miles from Main automatic transmission, power shift. 2-door with radio and beat­ scaped, reasonably priced. Carlton available under FHA commitment formica counters, ceramic tiled See It early. John H. Lappen. Inc. | BipWELL HOXIE improvement come to our ^ Street, XIanchester. *90 monthly, W. Hutebina, Xa 9-B132. with . minimum down payment. bathrooms with vanity and colored- 9-6261, x a 3-6219, Xa 9-7445. r steering, radio, heater, Immacu­ er, low mileage. No payments till I City and State September. Brunner’s on the Man- Co. Alterations, additions ga­ t h r e e r o o m apartment, heat x a 8-7039 after 5 p.m. Call R. F. Broderick, Broket, XO fixtures, oil hot water heat, full late. Professional man’s car, rages'. Roofing an>* siding exMrte. SECLUDEHJ among trees, six room «*1,4S0. Firm, x a 8-7868. chester-Vemon town line In Tal- WARNING and hot water, *70. Tel, x a 8*2068, 9-12tB or TR 6-4078. ceUar, stoned terrace porch, INVESTMENT PROPERTY — 3 Aluminum clapboards a specialty. NEWLY DEGORATED —4 room ranch. buUt-in stove, garage, huge *18,990. With basement garage, cott-ville.,.. The Electors of the Vernon Fire house for rent or option to buy, family, 5-6-4. good Income, one 6 My home address is Unexcelled workmanship. Easy TEStEE AND FOUR room apart­ lot, excellent condition, only SO. WINDSOR. West Road— Five *14,490. Schwartz Real. Estate, room apt. vacant. Redecorating 1959 DE SOTO, glittering gold, budget terms. MI 9-9495 or TR District are hereby warned that a O P E N H O U S E ments, furnished or unfurnished, *110 monthly. Lease required. Box *15,900. Cterlton W. Hutchins, xa room ranch, attached garage. Just 1958 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent con­ XILS Realtor. During the week necessary, central location. CaU | special meeting will be held.In the K, Herald.'N ______• a a * a a a dition. PI 2-7290. hardtop In showroom condition, 5-0109 parking, garage, adults. Pleasant 9-5132, like new. A. J, Buckley, Coventry. caU AD 8-1241, CH 2-2866, Xa and we’ll bring the key. John H. From To Vernon Elementary School, 'vemon. location, xn 8-6M9. ______completisly .powered, Including LAKEVIBW t e r r a c e , South Oov. PI 2-7982, 3-9454, lappen, Inc., XO 9-5261, XO 9-7445, 1957 FORD CUSTOM 4-door, ex­ hi-fi phonograph and stereo radio. W. F. DION Construction Company. Conn, bn Tuesday, July 5, 1960 BUCKLEY AREA — Unusual Capo 1 week SOo—□ 8 week# 8(»—g 8 weeks 8M Alterations, additions, garages, from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. for the pur­ Thurs. Night, June 30th, 6 to 9 P.M. r e a d y f o b occupancy—Now 8 entry—Year ’round 4 room single of five rooms, first Boor, two nice. SOUTH WINDSOR—Lovely 8 bed­ XCf 8-5219. 1 month *1 JO— (Check limgtb o f time wanted) cellent condition, *750. Call owner Custom interior. MUst be seen. on large tot, doss to lake, *76 per LARGE SIXK room ranch, port*, B x a 9-1912. •' “ Financing available. Call XU formica counters, roofing siding, pose of voting upon the adoption room apartment with ceramic file W fintehed room# second floor. baaement nursge, woodsa 1% room ranch, 1% baths, 18 foot CHECK OR MONEY PRDftft XIU8T painting. Plana drawn, m 8-0898. ahnut vour oDDortunities in the Service Station Busineas. This is bath. Mllt-ln oven and stove, moOthT x a M698. Hot water oU heat Full basement f i v e r o o m Cap# Cod plua one ACCOXIPATTY ‘THlS ORDER 9-1450 after 6. of a charter for the consolidated acre lot For appointment Xa kitchen, stovs. large U vte room, unfinished, full shed dormer, plus 1967 PONTIAC station w ago< new. Town of Vernon including the Ver­ S i S S t . M j r r .t ~ ^ r . . . quiet neighborhood, *138. xa VA% mortgt«s may be assumed. 7 closets, basement, 4%% mort­ . KIND of earpantry and caM Asking *15,500. Madeline Smith, 8-8790. two front dormers, plastered HydramaUc, radio, taaatcL vetY 'Trailers non Flro Dtetrict and the elty of M878. ____ Sonuner Bomes for Rent 67 gage, *14,780. x a 4-0004. walla, full insulation, tile oath, hot clMn. Solid all through. M v s it 6-A : work dona. Honaat iaiH roll*- RciiresentatiTes will b* oei hieation * t nie Realtor, x a S-1642. __ I workmanship. Call Roaoos Rockville as on flla In tha effiea c h e e r f u l — SUNNY — Thrss 7 ROOM SpUt Level, 8 bedrooms, water oil heat, garage, ameslte and yeu'n biro it. No paymants till l a k e s id e c o t t a g e , Hot water, ROCSCVnXE—A-I nelghbortiood lo­ niompaoii. XO 1-1898 for eatl< of tha town eleric In tha town of large rooms, hsat and hot w^er, 9 NORMAN ST.—Here 1s an Ideal 1% baths, roo room, wril land drive, combination windows and JianrliPBler iEwnitig ?l|ipraUi September. Brunasr’s, yeur Lark CAXIP TRAILER lie Vernon. *40 weekly, *75 moqthly. PI 2-9313, scaped grounds. Neatest house cation, Close to schools and Autumn St. mates. centrally located, x a 9-1683 Eve- home for the retired couple, doors. Excellent .condition. City dsalar hi Taleottvtils. Dated at Vernon, Conn, thte 99 SHELL SERVICE STATION after 2:80. _____ we’v# seen, early occupancy pos- ohurohss, 8 room bouse on lot nings Ad 3-4793. room bungalow with excellent TBxUO with garage and water and sewerage. Quiet neigh­ Roonna-4lldlnK I# day of Jtma 1!KU>, Donald B. Lover- garden space but littls lawn to Blhle. A real value at m,B00..CsU borhood Well landscape^! tot. Anto Drivlnr School 7-A In, Edwin C. Tuxbury, Francis S. 50 Windsor Ave., Rockville, Conn. ANDOVER—New 8 room aMul- A N D O V E R L A K E - Waterfront, I now to tonwot. John H. houss. xiany nles fsatorsa, *18,800. 19M FORD pick-up, needs repair. rooms, large soroensd poreh, ^ maintain. Property Is now vacant Louis O^dfsrb, Rsaltor, TR H ^ Cbaries Lesperanee, XQ EARLY’S DRIVINO Sqhool-dass- CONNECTICUT VaUey Oonctnie- Rupprecht, John P. McKeown, and i^eed for quick sals at *8,800. ine. xa 8-mi, xn. 8-7MB, xa PI 9-9480. Francte J. McNulty, John R. Wil- itaodwm convenlencss. Avalla^ »4M0. room and road instruction. Stand­ boo—Roofing carpentry, gutters, ^ Thursday Ni 9 ht# June 30th, 6 to 9 P.M* U thiaagli MKiep, x a Robsn J. 6®i». 4 ard andand' automatic, dual-control all klndaInds o f aiding, ■■ ap^aUaa tai llama. 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The Waat^r t e( D. a. W«B*k« WEDNSSDi^, JUNE’W, IteO ATorace Dali; Net Presa R ub F«Mr tha Week Ikided Wens, bomid, few IMO W !toTT4rofV* ^imtrlTifatc^r Eufttin^ ^ifraUi eewiiaf, beaniwbia fair toalgbt. U iw «i^ nor. wuBi. lee# humid 13,125 PrtdBF* a e ^ 'Member et

- \ Hartford, June 30 (A*)— Ne­ OPEN gotiations at Underwood Corp, T» were slated for a showdown today as the i old contract ter­ THURSDAY minates at midnight. Reports are that both m an#^ In U.S. e ray ment and representatlv## of In­ ternational Association of Mschin- UNTIL WITH MJ. ists, District 28, hrve nin Into dlf- flculties In their Ulks, which got underway May 2$. PUROHASES Joseph V. Cronin, bu#inea# rep­ Castro Seen 9PJ«. resentative for District 26, re­ Democrat Leading D e p lo re s ported today that a mas# meeting of member# of four lodge# Involved Grabbing Last^ la scheduled for Bushnell Memorisl at 10 a. m., Friday. Member# Will North Dakota Vote P re ssu re vote approval or rejection of man­ Big U.S. Firm agement’s final offer, and will take a Strike vote if rejected. Some 2,- Havana, June 30 {/P)— Fidel Fsren N D June 30 (fP)— tclosely by both parties as a poa- 400 worker# are Involved. 1-argO, N. U., June ou (/rj 'mdicator of Mldweat fanh For Raise r:? Negotiation# were due to res­ Castro’s regime early today Democratic Rep. Quentin Bur­ sentiment in a presidential election Safe ume at the StaUer Hilton today at replaced its communications dick hung on to his tiny lead Washington, June 80 — 3 p. m. following an all-night ses­ ministeHn a move apparently year. - today with only a handful of It wasn’t until late yesterday, President Eisenhexwer today sion , beginning Wednesday eve­ signaling further harassment ning. precincts remaining to be almost 24 hours after the polls vetoed a bill to raise the pay find possibly seizure of the closed, that Burdick forged Into a Tonlght'a deadline ■ is the result counted in jthe special North of V million federal em­ Cuban Electric Co., the largest slim lead — a margin tha:t nar­ / 2 MEN'S .of an extension agreed to by the Dakota senatorial election. ployes . by iy per cent. He union, from June 13. Present talks remaining Ameriqan _ invest­ rowed slightly a# the vote-count­ 2 With only 17 precincts atin out. ing ended, for the night. Davis had called the measure “indefensi­ WATER REPELLENT cover both regular pact items such ment in Cuba. virtually all of them in sparsely- as wages, fringe benefit# and non-' led in the early going by as much b le ^ any light.” OUR ENTIRE STOCK With a marathon cabinet ses­ populated western areas, Burdick 8# 8,000 votes. economic provisions, and pensions^ sion sUll in progress after IS (However.However, Elsenhower'Elsenhower left the normally decided under a separate held a 810-vote lead oter Repub­ Burdick, 52. a freshman Con­ door open for a smaUer hike— hours. President Osvaldo DorUcos lican Gov. John Davis, who led for what he termed, “a modest in­ agreement. Any normal contract snnouncled the resignation of Com­ gressman who became North ALL WEATHER agreed - would be retroactive to nearly 24 hours In the vote count­ Dakota's first Democratic rep­ crease reasonably commensurato OF FAMOUS MAKE munications Minister Enrique Ol- June 14 and any new pension ing of one of North Dakota's most resentative in 1958, flew back to with the percentage rise" In th# — agreement retroactive'to Dec. 31, tuskl and hia replacement by Tteul dramatic eleition races. coet of Hiring since the last gen­ Curbelo Morales, a virtual un­ tVeshington last night. He said he 1959. ^ - Reports from IS more precincts would vot# today to override the eral pay Increase. Democratio- Trouble in talks, it was reported, known.* today upped Burdick's lead aliglxty leaders In Congress are planning, OltuskI at a news conference president’s veto of the pay In­ FOUNDATIONS center around .working condition from the 569-vote advantage he crease bill for postal wokrers. however, on attempt to override provisions included in the present two weeks ago accused the electric carried after last night’s tabula­ “I'ni not very sure of this one,” the Pterident’s veto of the 7% per COATS contract. The management has company—which comes under his tion. BurdicK #aid of the state election. cent measure. sought to eliminate some of these. ministry’s ji^risdiction—of sabo­ With 2,297 of 2;314 precincts "I want to ^ee all the figures." | The Some with eip-out washable orlon lining. taging the revolution because it The ttate canvkMlng board mult I on an overriding attempt tomor ^ Sizes 86 to 46. Regular, longs, shorts. ■Sif',m' ^'-i . However, in New York Wednes­ refused to carry out an expansion coimted-the unofficial total show­ day at the corl><>*'»tion’# annual ed: meet within 20 days of the efec- roW. j /.V t Twills, poplins and wash ’n wear dacron atockholders’ meeting (where mer­ program after Castro govern­ Uon to compile final figures audited Eisenhower “Po'w, ment cut its rates a third. But in­ Burdlck-+104.007. and cotton. Checks, plaids and solid ger of Underwood and Olivetti Davis—103.397. by county canvassing boards. Until agaiMt what he intensive Corp. of America was overwhelm­ formed sources said the regime But the contest, no matter how then, neither man can ask for a and xmconeeMed poUtl^ pressure colors. ingly approved), president Ugo felt Oltuski had not been aggrea- ‘ exerted on Congress in behalf of aive enough in hia appMcStion of it turned out in the unofficial Burdick said he hasn't even the bill by posUl workers Mdtoeir Galassi said he expects the com­ counting, appeared almost certain thought about a ^recount; Davis leaders, apparently officios of va- WERE 19.95. pany and the AFLr-CIO union to revolutionary policies. to wind up with the state can­ Valued at 3300 million, the elec­ U10UBHU > 'rious postal workera unions. reach an agreement today. He said vassing board for a verdict. He said such activities have far that management is “more inter­ tric company is half owned by It wa# an election scrutinized (Contkiaed on Page Three) the American and Foreign Power exceeded a proper exercise of the BRAND NEW FAMOUS MAKE * CerteH * GircHes * Ira ested in production at this time right of petition. than disexWoh. *hd will seek the Co. Oltoaki’s replacement also could "Were such pressure tactics sur­ •y w ch famous makers os: earliest possible agreement with rounding the passage of this bill, the union In order to go ahead.' be a preliminary to formal confis­ Will Boycott Convention 9 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Velkommen tU,Amerika cation of the 9125 million Cuban and apparently further intended in the event of Its veto, widely e NEMO th# tiniveraal vrecUng ymterday when Manchester # Senior Girl ScouU met their Telephone Co., in which the U.S, ware 2.95 lo 7*50 *H,^wa# tlx# x™v _ _ m iL. fHfv Hsnne Rasmussen and Mary Anne Aronin> Contract Extended known to tho American people, e PBACnCAL FRObT 8 o 0 ^ gudM* #board th# Gripdholm In N w T o r t O ty. International Telephone and Tele­ the Presldent'sold, "their indigna­ droton, JuB# 30 (Hy—Thm current graph C o. owns 65 per cent of the tion and outrage In SU its power W ERE 24.95 and 28.95. e PROatOSB contract betwewx th Blectric Boat stock. But Castro representatives Truman to Explain U an alumna of Senior^P r JfetuS# l4g. would be quickly felt — Md right? • f o b m f i t plan# to train a# a chemicai engineer. Division of General Dynamlce have been in - complete control of ly so." e MAIDENFORM M. Photo by OflaraV / ______Oon>. and the Metal Trade# Council the telephone company since The AFL-<3IO Oovenunent Em­ 3 9 C 9 9 « l New London county which wa# March 4, 1959, and the laK U.S. ployes Oxunctl said federal' em­ ^jPOSSARJO Efr to have expired nUdnlght tonigbt< aacseutive was ousted la st Feb- Decision Saturday ployes were "shocked and griev­ has been extended for 10 calendar n iw y- \- ously disappointed" at the news dta Arrives days. RetaUaUng 'for the pending of the veto. U.S. Seen Renewing The extension agr##m«ttt w u U.S. eongrenatoiial Mil to brim Los Kidta end woven petteme. solid color# end fanelee, mU by very femou# name By WUXIAM F. ABBOSAST ♦and doesn’t want to go to One of the unions making up tbA r##rhfit yesterday at the request OUba’a^uota of augar aalea to the Angeles and fight a losing Imttle. cxnmcll, the National Federation o f makeie. Blsee and 14 to 17. ^ Vienna, Gets of federal and stote. mediator# In United States, the Castro regime Washington, June 80 (F) — Sup­ 2. Thst Truman suspects a Post O ffice caerkSrtOccuBad Elsm - the hope of bringinf the negoUa- stepped tq> its oampaign againat porters 6f Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson ’’deaf’ between Symington en d howar______of trying_ _ to thwart the will Te^ts of N-Weapons tor# to ap Amicable settlement «f American inyastmaiU 'by taking hoped today Harry S- Troman Kennedy, and wonts to be nolj,f Congress and bowing to pres- REG. 50c EACH. RUBBER STAIR TREADS. O . 1 O A A would change his mind about boy­ ' REG. 1.00 to 1.65 LADIES’ NYLON HOSIERY. ^ OTr Reception the contract dispute. over all operations yesterday port of it. The possible deal, sug- sures himself. ^ „ x,. REG. 4.00-5.00 MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS AND O i Q _ ^ 00 Brown rubber with safety tread grooves...... For I • W W Earlier yesterday the union' the American-owned Texaco Oil cotting the Democratic national gested by a strong bdeker of Sym- j, Clin# House, president of the Full fashioned and seamless...... Mm Prs. w t / convention and would pubUcly an­ WALK SHORTS. Entire etock of f amone makes, ’lo a m M. HIOHTOWBB Oment of a «lft««Oon system <30., including ita 896 million re­ ington, would give Symtagton a union, said "Shomefffi pressures Vienna, June SO (A V -N 1 k 11 a finery at Santiago. TTie oil com nounce his support of the Texan. REG. 10.95 METAL UTILITY TABLE. T TO Xhriubchev arrived in neutral By JOHN „ . o SloCld ju^W^ cove^in'g them company ^ e in the cabinet if Kennedy have been brought to b w m tbm REG. 8.00 LADIES’ RAYON TAFFETA SLIPS. | Washington, June 30 U-S- sufficient. pany indicated its claims for the They were known to be trytog to becomes president. Presumably, administration in an effort to rob REG. to 1.95 end 16.95 MEN’S SLACKS. Extension eUrd and electric outlet...... • • • * • — Axiatrin for • ».day state visit to­ officials sre beginning to talk in the treaty. . Electric Boat Tuesday offered properties seized may total 860 persuade the former President to a Assorted colors. Sizes 32 to 44...... "•A " ■ ! day and get a cool reception. Ex­ about a possible resumption of nu­ Washington officials said today roeonsider his decision, announced the Missouri Senator would AH etyles, colors, sizes. tees* #eeeeeei e e t e e e 9 0 U 8 .9 0 cept for a small contingent of <3om- the Metal Trades Oouncil across million. named secretary of defense, a po- 1 ate bread-and-butter pay raise they REG. 69c to 2.98 FAMOUS MAKE DUST MOPS. .. ^ T - | " Q T clear weapons testa if Nikita the Russian walkout from the dis­ the board wage increase's amount­ Texaco, along -with Bsao Stand yesterday, to withdraw os a con­ have earned." munlats the response was apathe- armament conference coi(ld be du­ vention delegate from Missouri sltlon to which he waa aspiring REG. 89c LADIES’ RAYON TRICOT PANTIES. Choice of our entire stock...... - T # V To Mom a . Khrushchev wrecks the nuclear ing to 12 cents an hour, plus other ard o f New Jeirsey, the other since his eervice os secretary of In his veto meesage, Eisenhower tie. test ban negotiations at Geneva. plicated in the nuclear test talks, benefits, ovir a two year period. American rtglnery in Cuba, and and to stay away from the Lo# said: Briefs and leg band styl«s. Extra sizes 9 and 1 0 ...... V About 6,000 parsons ware at the The Sortet premier’s action in but they were by no means certain “We -feel it is insufficient," said Angeles sesBioni. the Air Force. REG. 3.00 100 FT. HANK OF CLOTOES LINE. ^ |/| Bovlet War Memorial as Khrush- bulling Communist bloc delegates that it would. the union’s' publicity committee, (CsatiMHd e* Page Three) Truman himself gave na immedi­ 3. That Truman has personal (Oeotinned on Foge Tea) MEWS FAMOUS CARTER WORK CLOTHES ebtv*a motorcade swiept Into the out of the dlssrmamefit confer­ Unless Khrushchev has dis­ which has been negotiating srith ate explanation. Sen. Stuart Sym­ reasons for not wanting to go to REG. 1.98 WHIMSEY AND CLIP HATS. OTr AND SASH CORD...... • • • ...... center of the city from the airport. carded all caution, they said, he Los Angeles- IhlB theory was dis­ ence. siso S t Genevs, has ted to the company along with interna' ington of Missouri, who has had Veils and clip styles. Six colors...... r* ^ ^ ^ Most of the crowd Juft a ^ ^ apecuUUon thst he may also up­ must consider the price he would Truman’s active support, insisted counted by Truman’s decision to 3 REG. 1.39 to 1.98 THEMOS BOTTLE LINERS. Q f t m 1 A Q stared. A small knot o f about 200 tional representatives. REG. 5.95 CARPENTER OVERALLS. set the test ban talks. have to pay in an indignant world The negotiating commlttoe of the Trum'en still is backing him,ond he hold a news conference. He 1y d - eeeeeeee* Auati^n Communists sent up a Gain Reportec Heavy duty, double knee. Sizes 36 to 50. . 10 oz., 1 pt. and 1 qt. sizes...... W V To I Such acUon by Khurshchev opinion union waa authorized by a 7,000 to Is “running hard os a candidate.” ly would summon newsmen from REG. 2.98 BEACH TOWELS. 36” x 72” SIZE. TIT thin cheer but Khrushchev may not The price relates particularly to workers on June 28 But supporters of Sen. John F. fa r and wide for a jxereonsl an- BiiUetiiis have heard or scan them. They would at least force President the possible resumption of actual ^ ^ strike any. time after to- REG. 4 PAINTERS’ OVERALLS. REG. 2.98 MAGGIE PAN SILVER CLEANER. | O Q Eisenhower to take a serious look In liAC Talks Kennedy of Mssaschuaetts read in­ noxmeement, but might for a ma­ from tho AP Wires wers lined lip on the far side of the testing of new nuclear weapons. .y if the contract demands - - wer# to Truman’s announcement a pos­ jor politlool atatement. Slice 86 to 50...... Preserves and protect* natural luster...... ■ »>oF m atreet as he sped by in a closed car. at -the U.S. moratorium on weap­ By ending the negotiations at sible collapse 'of Symington’s REG. 2.98 to 5.98 LADIES’ FAMOUS MAKE. ^ ^ Some cxiatomers at sidewalk on# te#Ung which ha# been In force Bol met. . ^ 4. That Truman is dissatisfied 1ft Geneva, Khrushchev would des- The union hs# demand#d n p«ck- With 2 UnWhs candidacy and a big boost for their with the manner in which Na­ REG. 8.95 DAIRY MEN’S OVERALLS, Blouses. Dressy and tailored. Short and long sleeve. A # w 5 8 To -W , ■ W tables of nsarby coffee houses •ince October 1958. , ■Iroy the basis upon which all three SEN ATE FOB RECESS REG. 4.98 DETECTO BATHROOM SCALES. O C Q hopes ef a first-ballot nomination tional Cffialrmon Paul M. Butler Washington, Jane 80 (F)—The lightweight pin check. Sizes 36 to SO...... didn't bother to look up from their The United SUte#, Britain and nuclear powers have refrained (Continned on Fag# Eight) for Kennedy. newsp^xera as the Russian motor-r Russia are negotiating at Geneva from testing explosions and would Hartford, Jime 80 —Manage' has organized the convention and Seewte voted today to srijoom Short of a clarification of his wonts to dissociate himaelf from REG. 8.49 DAIRY MEN’S JACKETS. REG. 1.98 to 7.98 LADIES’ SUMMER JACKETS. 1 OQ 5 5ft cade pulled up In front of the Im­ for a treaty which woxjl*! impba# therefore put himself lii the posi­ 6ient-union cbntmt talks in the Coagress Saturday for the poUO- motives by 'Drumen himself at a it. His Saturday press confer­ eol coaventtons oad return to Lightweight pin check. Sizes 36 to^48...... Boleros and blouses...... ■ # policed test moratorium on this REG. 9.00 to 19.95 MEN’S THOROGOOD a f V J | ^ O I F SUITS, G PERS. Sizes 7 to 15...... To «# (Oeattooed ea Page Tkirteea) even on those, pending develop senger car oMHdea kend an wHh n ChlnlsU. tions. But Speoker Sam Ray­ 3-14 oz. and 2 fuU qt. sizes...... And V 7 W country’s over-ail military posi­ beer touefc on Rt. 121 near Brewa- WORK SHOES. Heavy duty foT outdoor work. ■##▼ # To I A e w M Further hinU of consistent pro burn (D-Tex) sold the recero -T tion in relation to Russia. ter, N. Y ___Crowell-CoUIer Pub­ plan would be approved. ;He sold REG. 3.99 to 7.98 GIRLS’ DRESSES. H Q Q O AQ They say testing is needed for lishing Co., says it Is baying con­ grros In other talks between UAC REG. 1.39 to 1.59 W EAREVER SAUCE PAN. Q Q r officials and rmrsaentatives of the Baudouin Proclaims the House probMxly would ifto REG. 2.00 to 8.50 MEN’S PIONEER BELTS AND SUSPENDERS. Special group, broken sizes...... To « P # ^ y nuclear weapons development and trol « t MadMUlna Co., fourth on It Saturday. Ryan in Russia^-^ contend this country should not be United Auto Wbrlcera were forth­ Fins kathera. and clastic...... • • > largest publishing concern in the denied the advantages of testing n ation .. .M on tiw a 100 emugglert coming. i^OBSKY GETS ORDER REG. 3.98 to 7.98 GIRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES. O l O f t f t O REG. 3.95 WEAREVER 3-WAY GRIDDLE. ^ for a very long period without the have been klUed during 20-month An lAM spokeamon, who didn’t East Hartford. June SO Entire stock. Sizes 7 to 14...... I ▼ To ■ — Mm T w b r o t h e r . But WlDlmn L. est internal challenge 'facing unite the nation. , . B. 1. Present plan#. It woo under­ Tenged the Negro to -meet him out­ make some alow progress toward mors od'vanced' than the negotia­ cialmed the ind^xendent Republic The Jubilant crowds broke Complete with so’ wester hat. Sizes 8 to 14...... Byna, on » retnra visit to Moscow, agreement on a treaty. catholic Church. -■ tions of the lAM and company. of Congo, ending 80 years of Bel- stood, call for Elsenhower to go fo o d the theme of equality going side. There the NegrdVwas way­ through police lines to _ swarm to the New England reeort area If Khrushchev put an end to all Houae pasape and #endo to Senate No one, however, wouI4 o e glsn rulo over the vest colony fat REG. 2.98 to 3.98 PRE-TEEN SUMMER O f t T f t 10 aeor In some ^noee.) laid by a group of Russian stU' around the king's cor os he ar­ about July 7. Ae In 1967 and dents. The beating landed-him in, prospects for progress he would comproniiae ^9,996,608,000 defense eoffid, say today if or when any Central Africa whl«* was his rived at Notre Dome Cathedral for REG. to 29.95 BOYS’ SUITS, JUST 12. BLOUSES. Short and roU-np sleeves. Sizes 7 to 16. A # < 9 # To j ■ ^ undercut thi basis for the mora­ appropriatloh bill . . . Trustees of great-gxyd uncle’s .personal do­ 19W Elsenhower will moke hie By WHXlAM L. BTAN a hospital. agreements iroxUd bs reached. a To Deum • service preceding headquortere at tho Naval Bsse Sizes 4 to 6 only...... , The incident may have been more torium. Then those in the gov­ lawenis International ore winding A new participant from the main. the proclamation of independence. LAWH CARE SUPPLIES (AF News Analyst) ernment who favor continuing the up business msttera for the civic "Tour task Is immense and you at Newport. He expocte to plV Moscow Unlvendty today la of a student brawl..^than actual lAM come into the talks Wednes­ Shouts of "Ifice le rol” greeted the a lot of ' golf at tho Newport racial antagonism. But Ht had an group’s 45th oaniial convention be­ day, Atty. Plato Papixs, union _e the first to realize itr" bespectacled monarch. R e 4. 24.95 to 27.50 STUDENTS’ SPORT COATS. R^G. 2.98 BOVUNG ALL PURPOSE PLANT FOOD. tpiintng the young people who (Continued on Page Fifteen) ing held in Miami Bench . . . Baudouin Md the new leaden cf Country Club conroe. will guide Sovietidestinies a gen­ effect upon otheif foreign students. counsel fiom international heod- Both the West and' Oommunlsta Sizes 35 to 40...... 50 1b. bag...... Indeed, it affected their attitude f jghtBing eets fire to distillery naartan In Washington. tile nation one-4hird the size of cheered the new nation. But de- eration hence. And it is produc­ warehouse in Owensboro, "Ky., de- BlBiqOf^ VISITS WIFE „ PICNIC SUPPLIES toward the new “People’s BTiend He joined Fred H. Ooooley, the United States. sidte tha rejoicing, the path ahead Hartford, June 80 UP—Govoanor / REG. 4.50 PURE STEAMED BONE MEAL. . ing what, to many westerners, ap­ atroyi^ storage building and 80,- gisnerol vice president for Nerw •The prtoeipel dangers whl^* waa fiUed vrith g ra v e ' uncerta^- REG. 18.95 to 32.50 BOYS’ HUSKY JIND JUNIOR SUITS. pears to h# a generaticoi of snobs, ship University’* annotmeed by Japan to €ret Role BUxtoeft upon hk rotam from Reg:. 30c DO*. Paper Flat*#, | 1 C Soviet Nikita S. Khrushchev. 000 barrels of whiskey valued at EngUyiii# wtKx has, been in on talks threaten you ore: The inexperience Ues. R«K. 9.98 Cornet Cooler#, 50 lb. bag...... ^ n ils ap^as to the students of 12,150,000. in eelf-govornment of the popu­ Montana this momhig vMted ^ JUST 34. 8” #l*e do*. 1 ^ This sch^, scheduled to open sinoe the Mgtnnlng, sad they now Fabulously rich'in minerals, the wife nt toe Hartford HooplM JUBt S ...... Orcat Ruaalan nationality, from In Air Warning Net ^Enlisted man’s wife, Mrs. Thom­ Mltke ujx tns lAM team., lations, the tribal rivalries which vast territory lying astride the / REG. 2.25 50 LB. BAG OF AGRICO PLANT FOOD. «| 0 ^ the huge central Soviet state In the fMl, m to be for African, where the imderwent eorgery 10 Reg. 10c Do*. Paper Plate#, Asian and Latin American stu­ as A. Box, jolts Navy by giving 'Wherther separate agi*ements have done so mudh evU in.the past equator is pitifully poor in native days ago. He tixld his m « H j^ REG. 25.50 to 32.50 BOYS’ CORTLEY AND Beg. 1.10 StainloM Steel 5% nitrogen, 10% phos. acid, 5% potash...... Whose Russians dominate th e Tokyo, June 30 (F) — A major would be worked out between and whlch-must not, at any «xst, odministratora and educated per­ Siendwlch Grill# . 6” # l*e'...... r dents up to the age o f 36. It will blttb to triplets in Mamphls, Tenn. press Mxnferenee be found M rs. NORTH COOL SUITS...... many other nationalities making offer free tuition and dqrmotories, step toward placing part of the Instead e f eoqxected q iM rvp Iete.. management and the XIAW and rssums. and the attrooUon which sona. (^ y a doaen held ixosts in Beg, S9o Self-Starting REG. 4.25 CADWElI AND JONES HI-ORGANIC O 17 xtp the 16-repuUic Soviet Union, RIMooH “ a lot better.” «fihe wn* living allowances and wee travel Five nndergrvnnd expleeioae ohoke lAM Is not known. The two union foreign powen ready to take ad- the old colonial setup. MiUlonf B itting np and, hopes to eom* Briquet#, |8 oc. box . FERTILIZER. 10-6-4 fprmula, 50 lb. bag...... 0 . 1 / 'often, say foreign graduate stu- West’s Pacific air warning system vaatagA of the least vteeknsss view independence as something REG. 32.50 to 39.95 STUDENTS’ SUITS. Reg. 7|ik) Barbecue Tool# to and from Moscow. Plans aye to downtown Cleveland lost night... otrgsnltiattons hove Joined so fo r homo Boon,” he eoM. dento s t u d ^ g in Moscow xmdor open w l^ an enrollment of 500, to under Japanese control wa# an­ Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New in a “unity" program for contract may exeroisa on certain regions. msglo that overnight Is going to Beg. 4.49 Stalnlea# Steel. REG. 6.75 HART’S FINIS CRAB GRASS ELIMINATOR. ^ ^ 0 •icebange arrangements, there la nounced today ■ by the U.S. Alr- As thektaig spoke liislde tiia still give them em ythlhg their Belgian Sizes 34 to 40...... Reg. lio Hot Drink Paper Table Flatware, 34-po. #et .. be expanded to 5,000 in three years. York Is called to oourt as dsfense talk otrotegy. However, the two FOUNDATION BBOKE more than a UIjA racial arro- Hie school 'Will be eijtlrely sep­ Force. • ■ • • ■ laifinshed. Paloos of the Nation rulers enjoyed. Cup#, Pack of 5 0 ...... 50 Ib. bag. Japan’s three air defense control witness for Manhattan boroujsb have recently been using different, Now York, June 80 (IP)—An gance In the RUMlldan student's arate from Moscow,^university’s tactics. The UAlW has Jurisdiction (Falois de la Nation), thousands Premier Patrick Lumumhs, a official of the Notional Fbondn* REG. 12.95 to 14.95 BOYS’ SPORT COATS. Reg. 1.10-1.47 Ceramic Pepper centers covering the entire. na^ president Hulan Jack. form er postal fclerk educated in and Salt Shaker# ...... pr. student body, with separate facul­ Organized labor, still stauncbly St plants in lower Connecticut ahd on thousands of Congolese, many tion sold today the ojMnolsatteB Junior sizes 6 to 11...... » • • • • • • • Reg. 79c U ly Water Cup#. 100 ^kquently a foreign visitor ties and separate facilities'. And it tion, will be transferred from V.S. the lAM at plants in the Hartford of- them droroed In colorful native Belgian schools In the Congo, to Japanese supervision tomiorfow. oriented to Democratic Party, emerges at 34 as one of the worid’a k rirtnollr broke. OrigtanBy Beg. 4.98 to 11.95 Barbecue notes hi# Russian colleague ridi­ is arousing some resentment area. gSrt), moseed outside to celebrate eet. op to oosshni bifentOe pan* 1.89 the U.S. 5th Air Force said. gives high praise to top Bepab-, youngest national leaders. The tall, Beg. 1.19 Uly Waxed Cold on u s* 18}^” , 18” JA 9 REG. 4.98 ZINK DIPPED TRASH BARRELS. culing a Mongol or some other among foreign students who say Uc^-Secretary of Labor James P. 1AM members put on tiwo de to­ their new independence. H ie burst olyois, the feundotiou for onto , REG. 16J>0 to 21.50 BOYS’ SPORT COATS. Q Drink Cup#, 1 0 0 ...... aqd Z 4” sice# to swarthy - complexioned student they feel it will be a means of Official# said the move still leaves ons tr# tion# yesterday, one a "#pon- ef firscrackers competed wtth the slender premier' launche: his i«- 4*e*>^e*««eeeeeeeei the top echelon of the waniing Mitdiell.. .Levi S. McDonald of gime with good-wishes from tho etnl yeoro hao been asOlvo ta Large 20 gal. size. ... 3 .9 9 from Soviet Central Asia. And isolating them from the Russian toaeous” ptokettng of the atoto ata askiting guns. -. other areas e f atofUnsI g-Ft. Redwood Pienle Ikbii# 90*** setup in Japim — the combat Oregon City, Ore. Is convicted for President Joseph K a s a v i^ outaldo but besot by laternsl squab­ Beg. S8e Do#, rw etm Piste#, go^p about one incident Involv­ students. Already some are calling second tine .of dynonltlng tracks capitol, caOUng for the retuin 10” sise...... dos. and Beach Set ...... 0 9 ing a student from Africa has as- it "Apartheid University.” operations center outside T okyo- ■xaeUag after the king,-praised bling among tribal loaders and pfc REG. 8.29 to 8.95 G^VANIZED GARBAGE T thst baulsd for Portland’s two (3<^arnor Ribteoff to furthsr to' Uticol leaders, and evaa threats of tor e f 2 2 9 '"2 7 9 li ■umed inroportions df a scandal About 1,500 foreign students are under U.S. control. Some two teroeds on ths heals toMs wen BelgimB for' "not oppooing the 50% OFF MEN'S FAMOUS MAKE TOPCOA're CANS. 26 qt., 32 qt. and 36 qt. mzes...... dozen radar stations, which rslay atruek daily newspapers.;FBI an' siBSasleB. The Incident occurred some stud:^n^ in Moscow. The great ma­ nonness nam ader e f Mxtti aot proeeadlag Writ The aovsnunr, eurrent of history.” . CHOICE OF ENTIBE STOCK . .. ^ ‘ f numths ago at a xmivendty dance, jority. are from Aaln and the Mid' warning of intruding planes to the Ths rotund Bttls p e U ti^ lsj^ in stafim heldito ef County vho.U BwoUMrogo waa In JaU for | foreign etudenUr^Ut tWs way: Trust Cfc inTflBksi*, N. T. .« 0). ALL SALES AND CARRY - NO PHONE OR MAI L ORDERS PLEASE! Negro, to donee (Ooattaoed ea Page JPoarX ^ (Ooatinaed on Fage Mlae)

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