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TUESDAT^^ M AY SI, IMO p a g e e ig h t e e n Hatirhfrtfr Ettrotng 15»r^ wsrs deadlocked May S, large^ on four caUgorlsa of the propos^ ARTHUR DHUB xriM Judith Rablnow, daughter Voting Heavy new contract. The four S” of Judge and Mrs. Jay K. Rublnow, wages, length of contract, major About Town 49 Pitkin St., took part recently medical coverage and paid vaca- FREE DELIVERY in the annual Tree Day event at On Contract DelU England Telephone , Co.,, he said, Introduced in Iceland, the Cen and Stratford and the Hamilton State ^eivs Tommy is a liorse. Some illnes.s of Miss Barbara Neill, di church parking lot at 10:30 a.m. the union’s executive board will tral Bank’s discount rate has pute that threatens to bnng rector. The museum will be open been raised from 7 per cent to 11, Standard Division .at Windsor time Monday night he either Tells About for the bus trip. meet to set a strike date. on strikes at seven United next Sunday afternoon. indications are that the mem the highest rate in Europe. Also, Aircraft Corp. plants in Con Locks and Broad Brook. In all, fell or walked down a stair the Interest rate for savings de some 33,000 workers are affected. way Into a basement under his Th^Mailmams will meet tonight bership will endorse a strike by a necticut has ended without a Roundup subatsAitlal margin. An informal posits has been boosted from 5 per stable. He won’ t leave. First Story ] at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. poUihg ‘of the union’s ■various lo- cent to 9. ■ . solution to the deadlock. • (Oontinned on P^^e And whether Tommy ap Lawirence Dunn, 8 Hartland Rd. G«(MV« Buimett, federal proves or not, the Anti-Cruel caYs during May showed the ma Hartford, June 1 Manchester—where the work fered by the Southrt-n New Eng relay point. By thcee minutes Just where the planes flew until AREA repose beneath this. humble Stone land Telephone Company for a the animal. There Is a lonely grave located lonely grave. , Summer Term Starts ers are represented by.the Inter later, eviry town except two or "You’ve got to come out after the fact.” ye last Remains, in memory of new contract. Manchester Grange will sponsor next to Boston Hill Rd. In An Captain Simon Smith of New Lon JUNE 27 Her aves avsseas loliss national Association of Machinists three small ones in the northeast here right away,” PekovsUy "These fUghU nave been eon- __this effort was unable to cause The vote was taken by mall and northwest sections of the state cried. “There's a horse in the ducted In the United SUte*. west a rummage sale Friday at 9:30 dover where 'a veteran of the don who after a series of kind and bpwL Stardll'v caa* May 25-27 with 6,900 votes being PINE LENOX Extended tuition plan. Write o either side to change Its poaltlon. had received the message, accord- cellar and he won’t come out.” ern Europe. Turkey and Japan, a.m. Members and friends who French and Indian Wars rests were iiseful labours, Publick and Do itnitteA Issilr rietssd. cast. A union spokesman said have articles for the sale may de mestic, Particular hazzards FOR RENT call for full information. No further meetings of mmiage- Ing to Giber. Society workers who went Hugh L. Dryden, deputy admin he fell. He Is not forgotten. ment and union in the North Ha-1 5,444 members voted to reject the to the seen said the animal PHARMACY liver them to Orange Hall Thurs hardships o f ye late Campayn 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectora ' Connecticut’s Oldest, $51.00 ThiB compares to the average istrator for the NatlonaJ Aero ven PAWA standoff have been apparently backed away from nautics and Space Administration day from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Those who Yesterday, as nas been his cus which ho Endured with uncom —aonnd or silent, also 35 mm, laeetronlc School (Continued on Page Nine) of 18 minutes in a maximum of 2VV E. CENTER ST. wish to have articles picked up tom 'for several years on Memorial mon Fortitude on his return home slide projecton. WELDON IR U I DO. scheduled. about 48 minutes Which was need a water trough, tumbled (NASA), said. may call Mrs. Nonnie HUding, 803 *Day, Andover Constable Alfred being Seised with ye Smallpox." ed to reach all towns under the through rotten boards cover- Dryden, In testimony to the Sen . 56 Union Place, Hartford Aatkartaed Osatar Ing a stairwell and ended up In TEL. M l V-ORVi Main St., or Mrs. James BEiker, Hunt decorated the 200-year-old Hie last few lines below his date WELDON DRUG CO. old fanout system. ate Forelgpi Relations Commltte*, JAckson 5-3466 the cellar. 1146 High S t grave of the veteran soldier, CaptA of death and age begin,” Death 901 Main St. TeL Ml S-8821 Ml MAIN 8Tr-aa 8-MBl During a real em^rgenej', such pictured the mission* a* Informa Simon Smith, who died of small leaves a Shining Mark, a Signal as an Impending enemy attack or The more romantic main tion-gathering for research work tain Tommy sashshayed down pox on his way home to New Jap Socialists Plan natural disaster, the fanoyt sys —not spj^g. stairs himself. , London Nov. 28, 1760. tem would be used to warn com He explained that NASA, In do Hunt decorated the grave with munities of appropriate action to At any rate. Tommy refuse* to come out. ing Its Job of research on Improv pink lady slippers, pines, daisies take ing aircraft development and op A/01V...CCT’s PROVIDER Family Plan and other wildflowers that grow in "The horse Is not suffering, j a the towns that did n ot. re erations, arranges to put Instru profusion in the fields and woods Move to Oust Kishi he^s Just in a heck of a spot,” For HOSPITAL-SURGICAL-MEDICAL, DISABILITY & DEATH BENEFITS ceive the message today, one had ments on planes, military *nd/^- nearby. supplied'a wrong telephone num observed Shaffer yesterday. Can Be Tailored To Meet Your Requirements and Budget! • According to the legend en That’s a man’s point of commercial. He said It has "co ber and In the others no one an operated with foreigpi govern graved on Capt. Smith’s stone he By DAY INOSHITA ^ 467-member house, have more than swered the phone. Giber said that view, of course. was ‘'cheerfully resigned to death enough strength to mainUin a Tommy has plenty, .of hay, ments and airlines by lending In • Tokyo,-June 1 it la difficult -hi some towns to, WE CANT BEGIN Nov: 28, 1760, in :•' 44th year of quorum -and keep, the body In ses- "fin'd swiTifeoire ■who iw-avallabU at, ..lots .of ..water _an.d j^ u g h strumentation.’’- “ ''"w inoo'Srw lS ___ _ iat party began gathering resig concrete ceiling gives nim " "NbW the' phttem • of operation TO TEU... his Age.” one telephone 24 hours a day. The story is that the’ townsfolk nations of I'ts members from the But Socialist party leaders bank only art inch of headroom, with 'the commercial airlines and « • CNIRitta tCmOVIDEA RAN A means of getUng around this • hW UIW RiMktM>lirteMisMl»rt.Dh- found him."on what is now Boston House of RepresenUtlves today In ed on the resignation to Intensify there’s space all around: vrith the millUry ha* been th* SUawrt. IMS •( SliM « IM n. Rtnr h W s ikart aAnrllsaiatat a gamble to deepen the crisis over welling antl-Kishi opinion and difficulty Is being studied. Giber “ Our biggest worry is pan •ame throughout," Dryden contin MYOUCMfllAaMlH«taaR-,;| Hill Rd.. where the fever had stricken him; that he died on the the new U.S.-Japan security pMt force the government to either ly- saill4 at Q MMiHl RnRttS- IlMtit tccMMi A are intended to put pressure on ents. Both were from Meriden. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SitiMIlt Ibllfltlll imial rUM s^rFiw PINE.PHARMACY “HERE’S THE HEW APPLIAHCE KlShl to either resign or dissolve The apprehen*on of the men rhira^o June 1 — Adlal E.«>ln Washington has been impaired The TexUle Wdrkers Union of Mamie Enters M Mkbwh m D radii RtiHUI A a •".» a ^ I _ K I# rtPsf HooTrnv^ " h« Nflid. 664 CENTER ST. the House and call new elections. culminated a whlrlwlniT'chase po Stevenson today outlined a 8-potnt if not destroyed," he said America, in a moVe unprecedented Dissolution would mein nullifi lice had. When locked In the lo De Gaulle Asks grand strategy for peace.” Stevenson proposed that the in labor circles In recent years, has Army Hospital cation of the low:er house ratifica Gursel Reveals cal Jail, they jammed the padlock He urged the United States to United States: called upon Democratic national THAT REALLY SAVES YOU tion of, the security pact, which with a piece of wood, requiring adopt such a program to "recover 1. Build up “deterrent power convention delegfates to nominate the Soclallatj and their allies have Trial Ordered police to break the lock prior to Accord Before the initiative in the Cold War” and a limited war capability with Sen. . John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) Washington, Juno 1 UP) — Mr*. vowed to defeat. taking them to Hartford County and "restore confidence In Ameri our NATO allies that does not de for president. Mamie Elsenhower entered Walter pend on the budget bureaucrats.” In backing Kennedy as a "down Notice Party Chairman Inejlro Asa- Jail. can leadership.” Reed Army Hospital yesterday for numa and his aides banked on the The 1952-1956 Democratic pres 2. Strengrthen the western alli- to earth, yet far-seeing Liberal treatment of an attack of acute' HOUSEWORK & MOHEY TOO!” For Menderes Summit Parley who can give our nation the dedi l will be away from my busl- emotional effect upon the people identlal nominee submitted a plan .Ance by "building a stronger po asthmatic bronchitis, the 'Whit* Extra Welfare Funds litical and economic community in cated leadership these critical times nees from now until Aug. 7, to force the premier’a hand. Peri, June 1 (fiV-President looking toward general and com- House announced today. ■ Ankara, Turkey. June 1 (/h— Hartford, June 1 (Jp)—The State the free world” and setting up an demand,” the union Ignored AFL- But some members of the S6- .u II!’ ,1. ^ 1.11#. imid last nlkht plete disarmament under interna- Doctors reported today that th* olallst party Itself called the move Turkey’s acting president, Lt. Gen. Welfare Department today was Atlantic, council. CIO policy against'bq^rsing any First Lady Is "as comfortable a* Former Cheney Mills For Em*rg«ney Work Cemal Gursel, says ousted Premier 3. Join , our Allies in a long- candidate before he is nominated. Hartford Road suicidal. The newspaper Yoml- handed $225,000 to meet what was ahe can be” under the clrcum- url warned It mlglit speed up a Adnan Menderes and his ministers described as "skyrocketing medi S r r r range aid progi'am for poor coun The union claima a memberehlp stances, press secretary James C, and Pine St. Coll ^ government change, but also would will stand trial and 'will be barred cal costs" for relief cases. tries. of 220,000 workers, mostly In New Hagerty told newsmen. 4. Make It plain that general Manchester, Conn. ^ u rt parliamentary politics even from political activity If an Inves The extra moneyTwas approved England, the mid-Atlantic states He added that ahe U fMllng bet tigation already under way shows and complete disarmament under FREE PARKING Monchester Heating more.” by .the State Finance Advisory and the South. ter than yesterday and he* 'rery, evidence, of misdeeds In office. international control la “ an Imper Leaders of some national unions, Parcel Pickup to All Kishi had to do.Jtp, ride out Committee, presided over by Gov all four powers. De OauUe *1^ in Stevenson, while making sug little fever. the storm was to alt tight and re But If they are found blameless, ative for all of us." ScUng as Individuals, have en Hagerty did not know whether rfind Plumbing Co. they will be free to run In the ernor Riblcoff. a TV-radio report to the French peace, also resumed 5. Show the world that freedom Your Car! fuse to either resign or dissolve Budget director Frederick A. dorsed various presidential candi President Elsenhower planned to elections Gursel has promised to naUon, France would be ready to atUck on the-Eisenhower ad- works In the United States in dates, but the action, of, the Textile 117 Birch St. the House. Members of his Lib hold, the military leader Installed Schuckman told the FAC that the play host again to a top level ^j^jg^r^tlon In the wake of the meeting needs for schooling, re visit the hospital todayi He said eral Democratic party affirmed department spent $761,000 in Workers Union yesterday In Chi Mrs. Elsenhower would remain un- OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY—10 A.M. to 10 P.M. the N E W ••• by last week’s coup against Men- sting. „ , .. collapse of the summit conference. search, health, housing smd all cago was the first such formal ac they will atand by him until the AJ^l to clear up medical bills. He Methodic diplomatic work Is “The effectiveness for leader- forths of public services.’ - Tel. M l 9-8778 or 9-8382 d'erea’ 10-year rule told. a ne'wa tion by a nation'Wide union. (ConUnoed on Page Btxteea) security treaty ratification la com- co|iference last night. said that was $232,000 more than worth more than tumifituous ^ present administration Stevenson, who has said he la pleted. the average bill* for the previous a standing vote estimated at Specials Tues, and Only! Gursel left no doubt of the mill change of public apceches or the * not seeking the Democratic nomi about 8 to' 1, the 1,200 conven Socialist apokesmen said the tary revolution’s feelings about four months, and $225,000 over ap feverish debates of delegates at nation but who has not ruled out a WALTIR B. KOHLS Socialist resignations probably propriations. tion delegates endorsed Kennedy’s the former government. the United NaUons.” he declared. draft, opened his speech—his sixth candidacy after union president CUT FROM YOUNG PLUMBING and HEATING OIL POWERED will be handed to House Speaker "These people were guilty In our Schuckman sajd the depart De .Gaiille was the last of the In seven weeks -b y calling the 204 MAPLE ST. Ichiro Klyoaae June 6 or 7. ment’s efforts to trim medical William Pollocik said he was not TENDER PORKERS . belief.” he' declared. Menderes, Big Four leaders to report on the News Tidbits summit fiasco a defeat fo<,^ the willing "to trust either iMlltlcal Biilletms But If public reaction to the So breakdown of the summit parley policies of both President, Eisen cialist step Is unfavorable, there I -(OoBtiniied ea Page Six)- Culled from AP Wires hower and So'vlet Premier Khrush party” to make a decision on se (OoBtlBiied «■ Page Thrps) here two weeks ago. lecting the candidate most desir from the AP W ire s Is a possibility that the party chev. BEST CENTER CUT leaden may decide to pigeonhole Despite the collapse of the talks, able to his union, he said, France la determined to "The Stalinist afctlon In Russia HOT WATER HEATER the realgnatlons. __ There Is po bh*noe that womeo "Jack Kennedy Is the m*n we tias been strengthened," he said. Some pollUcal reporten predict do.her part to seek an easing of want,” he said. ‘IH* I* l*ttorm coflP. doubt* about tiie appoinlment than with electricity. And the cost is less than half. they had become Independents. aid funds or whether any of the stnccjgMurphy was one of thoee the Heidble robber mounted Strike Averted firms were aid-subsidized, cient motive for refusing to open i^ttee Democ^aUc'' National Fleeing the sunken Liberal ship, Convention and will help draft the who Seconded the noininatton of REG. 89e LB. The new Korean government has at the summit discussion of ,the the bolters said they wanted to world’s affairs.” party’s civil rights plank. Held Far from Finished Vice President Richard 61. Nixon CERAMIC Washington. June 1 UP) — West promised to weed political' Influ at the Republioon National Con ern Union reached a contract "comply with the spirit of the It was too much, he added, for Twenty babies evaewated un- YOU SA VE' democratic revolution” which ences out of the U.S. aid program. vention in 1966. ■ ‘ FLOORING« agreement .with the Commercial With the collapse of the Liber Khrushchev to demand ■' public harmed from wing of CTilldren’a Telegraphers Union early today, a toppled Rhee’s government In late apologies from Washington Just MemoFlal Hospital in Chicago Washington, June 1 W — The.»“fantaslic” and •Miscriminatop^ 20c LB. als, the Democrats, headed by for question of submerged oil lands in They pledged- to ask the court to SIDES FLEET ADMIRAL RESILIENT few hours after the old contract April. mer Vice President John M. after Moscow had launched a new when boiler explodes In hospital’s It was obirtous they also hoped space ship which was pa,sslng 18 poWer ^ant. . • . Onetime matinee the Gulf of Mexico, which has be- reconsider the case, and <^ngress- Washington, June 1 (IP)—lira rap out. Chang, became the biggest party White Houm ennoonoed today PERMANENT MANCHESTER OIL The possibility of a strike was to escape responsibility for the In the assembly v.1th a total of 70 times a day over the West. idolYlamon Navarro plea^ Inno devlled the federal government men talked of new legislation next widespread corruption, election, cent to drunkMi driving charge. and gulf sUtee for 20 years, ap- yew to u { « t toe ^eewi^. that Vice Adm.j^oha H. Side* OOLORS that avG irtGd seats. A toUl of 114 members In While waiting for organized become cornmandec to chief HEAT association K. L. Hageman, chief negotiator rigging and police brutality of the. assembly are now independ peace, De Galle continued, France Myrna Loy, best known for her Marwl far from aettled today The oourU aUll myat ^clda. too, hannonize with most which the party has been accused. is determined to be ready to defend P® ------— *■ juat how the newly defined areaa of the Paolflo Fleet apon the rra for the CTU. said he expecterboth ents. movie portrayals as the Ideal wife, despite a new Supreme Court de tirement of Adm. Herbert u . In a Joint statement they said herself. are' to be measured decorating schemes W. G. GLENNEY CO partlM to sign the agreement on Some of the 84 remaining Lib ends her fourth marrlege with cision yesterday. The question of who own* the Hopwood Sept 1, PrealdeBt El- BANTLY OIL CO. 8S6 N. MAIN ST— TEL MI 9-6268 they saw no point In remaining In "That means first that she re There almost certainly will be PORK CHOPS and SPAGHEHI .ITiursday. In the meantime, the old erals also ire expected to Join the "quickie" divorce In Mexico... submerged lands was *ettled In eenhower sent to the Senato to DENT-PROOF 8SI MAIN ST.—TEL. MI 9-4596 eontract was extended. the party since It had lost Its Independent ranks to escape the mains an integral part of the At- First Negro graduate of Hall more years of litigation and per ALWAYS A FAMILY FAVORITE THOMAS MeCANN leadership and become completely 1954, vfrhen toe Supreme Court day the nominations of Side* to Only one thing held up the sign Liberal stigma In hope of being re High School, Little Rock, Ark., is haps further legislation by Con the rank of admiral while to Durable 6S0 CENTER ST.—TEL. MI 9-9181 MORIARTY BROS. paralyzed. (Continued on -Page Nine) upheld toe Submerged Lends Act ing, Hageman said, and that was elected. Effle Jones, who received her dlp- gress. of 1068. That law gave toe Juria- command of the fleet and too FIREPROOF WOImt HOWARD OIL CO. 801-816 CENTER ST.—TEL MI 8-6186 the required paper work. TTie "It is inevitable,” they *ald, Rhee founded the Liberal party lomao along with 214 white stu What the court decided yester dealgaatton of Hopwood to the 184 OAKLAND ST— TEL, MI 8-6896 that the party should dissolve it In .1952 and Increased Its assem diction to the states involved In MOfch or spot negotiators were too tired to do dents. day was toe seaward distance In rank of admiral oa the retired ^ 8 M & M OIL SERVICE self now." bly strength with each election. stead of toe federal governmenL 84S MAIN ST— TEL. MI 9-7540 any of It right away. Montgomery Urges Indiana Fire Marshal Jay L. which each state could claim the That law said the states should ilet Mde* b o w la direetor o f the THE L T. WOOD. CO. The final negotiating session, Many of the party leaders have Rhee quit as president of the party mineral rights. And this Is the wo^pona a y a t * m a evaluattoa NO WAXING necMsary— HUGO S. PEARSON I 61 BI8SELL ST— TEL. MI 8-1129 Foster says’he will ban privately, have their historic seaward boun- which began yesterday, did not end been arrested In connection with ahortly after the antl-goverhment way It decided It: group to the ofllco of the Bacto Easy to mahrtani u s PEARL ST.— TEL. Ml S-6076 students revolt which finally un Formosa for Reds erected scaffolds at future 500- darlM as of the time they Joined WHITING CORPORATION until the early hours today. the election rigging last March Texas and Florida boundaries tary of Defeuae. 1 that touched off the revolt against seated him. mlle races... Small aircraft crash the imlon, and this was the crux ZS4 BROAD ST— TEL MI 9-1166 Hftg^in&n 8&id the new contract extend three marine leagues from ECONOMICAL WYMAN OIL CO., INC. , Rhee’s regime. Since Rhee’s fall, London, June 1 (iP)—Field Mar es on takeoff from B3k 'River, of the argument. FOGARTY BROS., INCt 24 MAIN ST— T E L MI 8-1608 woiild ^ve most Western Union- A group o ' Liberals has been the ordinary low water mark, or ST. PAIM>y WINS INBRBY Ufatime floor nstaflOd quickly the opposition Democratic party, working to reorganize the party shal Viscount Montgomery came Idaho, kilUng four persona The court ruled Florida and 819 BROAD ST.—TEL. MI 9-4539 employes a 10 cent an hour wage Eugene Dennis, chairman of Com-^ about 1014 miles. But the bound EpMm. Ehglaad, Jaaa 1 »7— although in a numerical minority, under a new name—^the nejg Peo home from Red (Jhlna last night Texas had backed up historic HEARrS SLICED at lower costs . ^ Increase effective June 1 and an munist Party of United States, aries of Ijousiana. Mississippi and Brltiah-owaed 8 t Faddy, to the other five cent increase next Jan. 1. has dominated the assembly. ples or Republican Party. Bqt advocating that the Communists claim* to a 3-league (lO^-mlle) ELBERTA FREESTONE undergoes operation for lung can Alabfuna extend only three geo limit, but toe other* had not. oolors a t Sir Vlctw H ycn, HOMES, BUSINESS Walking and Wcycle messengers The Seoul prosecutor’*’ off Ice re moat Liberal assemblymen opposed be given Fbrmoea. But his sym graphic, or nautical, miles, or won the Ifllat ports today that 56 big Korean this Idea and decided to pull out. pathy lor Peiping’s aspiration* cer In Mt. Sinai HosplUl, , New Thia hit Louisiana pi^cularly Nd msTmiTioiis • were excepted. They would re about 3.45 land miles. Epaom Darby today. Sto companies contributed a total of The spector of counter-revolu did nob. extend to Hong Kong. York... Four Soviet servicemen hard. Many oil -well* there are ceive an increase of five cents an who drifted 49 days In north The decision was greeted with ard Broohe’a Aleamti, tratoafl to Sold and Installed..* hour effective June 1 but.no fur $9 Vi million to the campaign fund tion haunta the new government "Hong Kong is part of the Brit Joy by Texas and Florida officials. outside toe 3-mlle limit, and toua 1 Pacific before being picked up by revert to federal Jurisdiction. The Ireland, ftelahed ■■Bind to Iha PEACHES ther Increase next year. Rhee’s Liberal party amassed for of South Korea. ‘ ish empire.” declared the 72-year- Texas has some leased oil areas So far there Is no actual evi U.S. Navy have been- promoted, Interior Department haa been tirid of 17 g-yeawtida 4 TIMES MORE HOT WATER Hageman said new contract pro- the Mafch 156 presidential elec old military hero. "If anyone tried In toe Gulf. No oil has been dis TasB reports... Dr. Lul* Alva tion. dence of an organized plot to over to pinch Hong Kong, that would leasing this property and holding f i r m , r e d r i p e 'vlstons also Included: rado,' Peru’a minister of labor, covered yet off Florida but test A new hospltallzaUon plan paid The announcement said.. the throw acting President Huh mean war 7- war with a eapIUl toe revenue obtained la escrow. Chung. . onanknoasly eleoted preatdent of drilling* are being made. for by 0»e firm, an expansion of money wa* contributed as outright •W’." ^ But Oongreaamen and state of' A* of March 81, this amounted to Cello Pkgs. 1, gifts or in return, for promised But there are ■traag* atirrlngs. He added that Hong Kong annual eonferenee of InterInternational TOMATOES 2 25c the group Insurence program, Tbey p«^W y were p«^y r#-| Labor organiutlon peeting In o t the othw three statoe •COM alterations In Jbb elaaslft .-Ifoaiie from the government. a* > t a m e m s r l OiaH n d e g THW CBiSP ICEBERG ^ . FLOORS I Th* proseeutor’s office eeld la ' MI 3-0391 AT HALF THE a* rage Tw*). ladbt easM the Ome wen gtv«i LETTUCE 2 Hegds 25c ESTIMAT^gS *V’^V ’ ,v-
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN> WEDNESDAV, JUNE 1, 1960 FAOI.IWO ■ t . Guirsel Reveals Canadian Town Sheinwold on Bridge As You, Like It Trial Ordered Auto Wash Opent Tomorrow Saved front Fire By JUDITH AHEARN ■, '1 Gagnon. Que„ Juhe 1 (T)—Some DOUBDE OBPQNJBNT < For Menderes *7 4 JOOO fire fighters began ndop-up WrtH DEFENSIVE HAND East dealer We ran into a young .* * 4 ^ operations today to wipe out for- By A lf red Shetawold NortkfleothitiweUe who has been chosen a Fulbright Scholar. (OoBttnned from Bags One) [•washing process, augmented by eet-flwe that, einee Sunday, hw e] You m9st"ioi*>*Um®* double m N o ir r H H w tfort'* Mr- Auto ,W » * win^hand drying, polishing threatened toU mining to\vn 860 4 K 10 » 4 She is a senior at Smith College, will imponenf for lack of anything bet V I 10 7 4 ate Sunday, and plans to leave next week for President Celal Bayar and more apm Ito MW -^ r ^ | j ing, cleans a-Tar In about two min miles northeast of Montreal. ter do. When you have a strong m B m A Jit. tomorrow, «nd ^ • 8 6 n year of stuily at to* Sorbonne to >------than 100 of their associate# are ■ ■" ", A < \ utes. An automatic rnnwsy c k - Pumps and other equipment "defensive” hand, toere is no MMbioc d»y procMd* rles the car through the were alrllfled Into Gagnon,to help 4 Q 10 V Paris. The schedule she had out pre-school children free. being"held at the War College In ' to Manebestor Memorial virtue In making an offensive bid; west east lined seemed so hectic for toe next Gertrude Tyler’s_ ___ dance_ pupils of sprayers and blowers. The toe fire teams, whose job has been double toe enemy to see what your Ankara or on sui island In the Sea Hospital. 4 7 3 4A Q IS S five days, ws asked .her how toe are^ving their annual recital F?i; MANCHESTER SHOPPINS PARKADE Interior Is sprayed with an *lr r* ensed by drenching rains. , pertner thinks about defsndlng. of Marmara. donatian baa been a w M ^ d . freshant as a, flnlshin^touch, he managed to work In her gr^uauon toy a r e P.m. In the high ?chool ''M oord ln g to Loula W. WebMr, In Montreal, a spokesman for Only a fine player would ^ Gursel claimed that some of toe Quebec Cartier Mlhlng Qo. T W ’ :s i While preparing for W*® trip. auiUtorium. Art McKay’b orche^ president of Mr. Auto Wash, be car looks aild smells clean be elder doubling two diamonds with produced a red pamphlet put out tra Is playing, and tickets will be those under arrest. Including Men- said toe 85S women and children toe West hand. West dossn’t have muse It is the company» objMt cause AUIt sm U . clean,” Webber said by toe UB. EducaUonal Commto available at the door. deres, approved of the new pro to become "an Integral part 6f the airlifted there from Gagnon Mon a trump trick, but his penalty 4 4 2 alon for France; toe blbli for toe with certain pride. day will hot be returned until the Gerard ,Doudem Exhibit visional government. community.” - Mr. Auto Wash set up Its first double le very shrewd. Fulbright grantees. Gerard Doudera, formerly of Hospital authorities said the blase Is completely un9 Just keeping toe clothes ®l®^ toe opener for the Oakdalei Musi to his six trumpp. He cannot shut 8:00 costs more toere than here. An 8- cal TOeater In Wallingford Mon results of a probe Into suepectsd out toe Jack of diambiuls, and the misuse of funds by Mendere’s gov liftedv toe restriction* Menders* Mdnehester pmind laundromat load, washed day. His show Is a change from Ersoy, said an abortive attempt the plot and seised most of the ll opponents therefore collect a pen dried, costs $1.31. A toe scKedxiled "World of Susie ernment. weapons but a rounfhq) of sus c la m p -o n toe press. The month- H i alty of 800 points, less 100 hon "You will be astonished when was made after the coup to arm old curfew In Ankara also, has load In this country ls,about 8 86. Wong.’,’" . . . followers of Menderes, apparent pects is still going on. ors for South. East and West are The pamphlet continues It* i"- An art show at the University of you learn what they did,” said Life In Turkey 1* gradually re been llfte^and Istanbul’s, curfew glad to. get 700 points net espe MaJ. Ahmend Ylldlx. ly In a bid to rescue him; has been sh^tened by two hours. strucUon on medicines to b ^ g . Connecticut Is going on nw Ersoy said the army broke up turning to normal. TOe army has Ml 3-5161 cially since, left to their own de how to obtain a maid, toys to take through June 12 in the Fine Art* Another officer, MaJ. Kenan vices, they would have played the j Tolland County for children, buying or r®htlnK * Center. TOe show is made up of hand at a part score contract. TWO ’TOP h i t s : oer. schooU for children, and hous- student works, Including *culp- Even If the defense sUpa slight S LOWEST PRICES IN 5 YRS! Bart Laaeaater Kraie Bavaae fri gt ture, oils, water colors, graphics iTV Electric Qub ly, they should still collect 400 TO# last Item U a special prob and drawings, and is open to the points net. This would still be Aadrer Hepbara W’hSn It's lem, especially for those who live public from 8:30 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. better than a part score. »"The In Paris. The pamphlet cautions "Art In fOolunitola” 'Is to* title Openings Remain The light penalty double pays Over*' tJoforglven” ClaeBsacaM them It may take anywhere from of a new 40.page booklet put out big dividends when you can trust aaS Calar IF YOU LIKE THE STYLE, WE HAVE Tolland County boyi 'and jirla several weeks to several months to by the] Vlsuql Art* Section of toe your partner to accept the double la ealer lrJ*-S:U S;4S-7;W find an apartment, and then It Pan American Union. It tj^ e s I can >1111 •nroll In tha 4-H Tala- or take it out, depending on the Note! 1 complete show tonight probably won’t have ru.imlng hot toe Influence of Alejandro Crore- YOUR SIZE A N D - viaion Electrical Club sericfl cur- nature of hla hand. ■tartlng at 7 o’clock. Doors water, a .private bath, central gon on painting^ and of Edgar 1 rently appearing on Channel 3, Doily Queerton 8:80. ■ heating, or refrigeration. Negret on sculpture In Columbia. Partner opens with one spade, Introduction to the book la by SELF-PROPELLED ROTARY WTTC-TV 9:80 a.m., according to SUN'.: "Home From The HUT The studenU are met by mem :i •• and toe next player doubles. You bers of toe Fulbright Commission critic MarU Traba, and the price Albert G. Gray, County' 4-H Club when____ they______arrive and_ helped , to** Is 76 cent*. Agent orient themselves to toe country The American 8h*ke*pe*re Slgn-up In the County has been , EAST The checks from the Commis Festival In Stratford opens good to date, with a total of 42 sion are sent to the students on the Wednesday, June «, at 3 p.m. with 1 participating In the series. Mans- TEEN AGE ^Windso' first of toe month by registered toe prenfilere of "Twelfth Night 1 field and Vernon are the leading m sll.. ' starring Katharine Hepburn as graduation dress towns with 9 enrolled. Willlngton Any student may request ■Viola. ^ has 7, Coventry S,. Bolton 4, An DANCE rgodfatoer” or “godmother.” TOe dover 8, Hetrron 3 and Somew and '"parraln” pAirain or "marraine” ,marr«mc Is«a an ex- ot \ c6ol' while cotton G arden (^M arlt 1 Stafford 1 each. __ Mondwotar By following the series of TV Country Chib S’r.'":!. Princess Grace , -r' I programs, membpre will be able D o n 't was ended. Visiting Father , \ $17.98 to complete the three required Mfenber* and Invited Oneets The art student to whom we 22" (Miixt lillw wi^ projects for toe flret-year 4-H Eot thn DoisiM” were speaking, a girl with golden h Calar — Fl*a AND ITS A HOT ONE! p«sh-b«tton starter „ Club electrical program. nUDAY, JUNE 3 hair, blue eyes and an upturned Philadelphia, Juije 1 VPi— Full skirted dress With embroidered m id ^ f SALE 1 0 9 5 0 Club leader, Jim Culver, with 8 ip.M. to 12 iaka fiaaaa nose, twinkled when she came to cess Grace of Monaco arrived here [ and lace edged overtop with the look ^ a toe help of toe studio 4-H Club, •■CBT TOCO*" this part, saying she had thought PRICED 3VA hp.Bo)o-tlMe.SeH-VQQ88 will show member* how to make ’ Orrtiestra and Ref reehments of asking for a 26-y.ear-old single today to visit her father, Jolm B. make-believe bolero, short cap sleeves. White propstled-:-ye« W*’ | ^ y an electric motor, a flashlight and $1.00 Per Ooople "parraln.” Kelly, who underwent abdominal | only in sizes 7 to 18. guide. Swivel action several games. Membera may But the Great White Father In surgery. choose three o f toe six proJecU time of crisis wilt still be the Edu takes eotneri nhnbly. $• OOWM . The former Hollywood movie ^ III «5 DOWN derooiuitrated by leader Culver in cational Commission for France. actress citoie here by private lim order to qualify for a 4-H certlfl- 1st RUN—REG. PRICES Coining Up In Manchester ousine f f ^ New York. She hadf ♦ SplH-seeond starting: A Nw catq. ADULTS 75c ... "Please Don’t Eat the Daisies.” arrived tWi New York late last Home memibere will aleo have n-lth David Niven and Doris Day, night by plane. Her secretary | fun watching toe "Theater Fea turns of tho handle, roloase CHILDREN raEE opens tonight at the State Theater. accompanied .her'. Hiiii ture” that la a part of esuto pro With It Is "Escort We.st.”' with spring, ongino starfsl gram. New developments in the tnuanArenni a*a ionamo wauct* The Princess quickly alighted " Victor Mature and Elaine Stewart. frorn- the limousine and went im-1 use of electricity, such as sun bat TOe Outdoor Music Festiva.l Is Giont 3-HP engine fuppliei the power teries and nuclear energy, will be mediately into her Mainline home. Our Man In Havan a 'scheduled for Memorial Field She was dressed In an orange I . . , youA*tt guide Hi "Eoiy-od'|Oft" cut I demonatrated In toe theater. Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. The high I Any boy or girl who is at least school band and orchestra and straw hat, white suit, pale blue | ting helghtt for ony type lown, odjort- nine years of age, erven If be or she combined choirs will ' perform, coat and blue shoes. •ble hohdje for ony die operotor. In is not now a giember of a 4-H along with the Barnard band and Princess Grace’s father la du b, can join the TV Electrical Alec Guinness BoaMM some instrumentalists from toe prominent Philadelphia brick con set wheeli for do»e H ' tide trim. Club. To join and get the project tractor and chairman of the city’s I BnrilfBslIaniwnOlsn-EndeKov^ elementary schools. Proceeds .will manual, send your name, age, ad be used for a so:md shell for the Fairmount Park Commission. The dress and county on a postestfd to r Heel CostardBah* Wchardson-Jo « high school auditorium. ’Tlcket.s reason for the surgery Monday | r 4-H Electricity, WTTC-TV, Hart- T O P lat RUN OO-HIT ere a quarter for everyone, and was not disclosed. I ford 16, Connecticut. ROBERT TAYLOR—"KILLERS OF IKILIMANJARO”—Color 1 The TV series is presented ss FEA’TURE f i r s t EVERY WED. and THUR8, PRICED WITH OR BELOW THE DELUXE 1 9 " PUSH MODEL a part of the UnivereKy of Coh- necUcut, .Coopertttlve Extension (DTHER COMPACTS. The first compact aervlce, and toS county 4-H Club INVESTMENT PROBLEMS Eoty-te-maneuver. . . on program. with fine-car styling— Comet—iia the sdlout sensation Hil twme, in Hghl ipeh. Single Saltl 2 2 " Rotary Tiller STATEB Our offlos I* open Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 o’clock for i l l lever control for fort, jlow, coor conrealence. U you prefer, we will have one of our capable of the nation. Why? You can see the Best reason right •Hjvilvel Uwpricel i Russia Protests raglstered representative# . caU on you, at your convenience, to rtop. lo-tone muffler for M ist you. Whether your problem Involves one thousand or a here. But there’s much more. Comet offers lots o f quiet operation. 3-HP 3 HP Clinton ongino. . . 0 0 8 8 U.S. N-Test Plan million dollars, we have the facilities to render yop coinplete pli *5 D O W N kill! Briggi & Strotton engine. 0 New powsrixed* starter handy rocoR e t o r t a r . ^ ^ service. ^ "extras” as standard ey1^ comFort small nuclear explosions Would WaSPMGE-mBIM’M help toe Uplted States develop in luxury leather deluxe rotary small tactical nuclear weapons. 8. It believes toe program should P I I |C "Bsoort West"—^Victor be extended from two to at lewt .1 L w D Mature, Elaine ^tewart three years—on toe assumption Pthat toe length of toe moratorium His bh nuclear weapon testing would SUff. Thru "FLAME OVER-INDIA" 11 88 COMING . TUES. "18 FIGHTINO MEN” be lengthened a similar period. Rsg. 1 Tsarapkin made his objections 10IS.50 when the conference received re- poHs from lU scientific advisers, who have held 18 meetings since TtibieyeorloxiiryesowoctJipsiguMo-parts**d3H P yQ ) i Oita Sisattan 4-cyeta May 11 discussing proposals for a Comfy Slippers iiii! ■whew you purti handle testing program to develop meth ongkiadeoslho-worfcl Stops owd goos Euiay maHeoey- ods of detecting small underground ■ no dlgging-op ground down. roleoee ogoinl AAoone no rtoWwq In taagh MWta __E-A.-- S nuclear blasts. *. ' i::k i:I .tamiiM oomon. AS cawlwb ot yeor_|pHBrepi .Jy s s tear ■ e w w f, . ^ Agrsement on such a researen IN NEW ENGLAND, MERCURY program is one of toe key requlre- Iments for a nuclear test ban. BEVERLY BOLLI^JO BURTON SALES ARE UP 40% over the same ■ i 6,775 Priefits Teach DANCE STUDIO period a year ago. And here’s why: Mercury prices r Washington — The 2,401 Cato- now start helow the.deluxe low-price name V-8’s*! It’s serhin's shirtwaister ! I Mark 19-in. 1 olic high schools In the United States are staffed by 49,889 teach Presents L a lot hf^er-lorfdng, better-buik and b^r-riding, too. ers. Nun teachers total 29,684 and $ 1 7 .9 8 there are 6,776 priests, 6.342 lay If you’re buying a low-priced ear, get the better one men, 4,123 laywomen, 3,544 rell- 2.5 hp. deluxe rotary I glous brothers, and 401 ocholastics "A TRIBUTE TO — Mercury! wqowikj w pHcM Mo«t«w j-*>« Made, of 100% cotton with a dot embroidered also teaching, the National Catho stripe, fairly full skirt, a tiny collar and roll lic Welfare Conferenpe reports. ALASKA and HAWAII" up sleeves. Choice of gray or red dots on a THE BETTER CAR IN THE LDW-PRICED FIELD white ground . . . sizes 12 to 18. I i MANSF/BLD(r^ FRIDAY, JUNE 3 » 77M OPiM W ».* THUW., FM. m L f PjM. S A L E 5 9 ®^ ' /t*a SUtrUing! 8 :15 P,M. M ORoTUIt., tAff.; 10 AJM. ta « PJA. o* yoor MORI ARTY BROTHERS, Inc. Oor In o L liJ DOCK TO TMC WADDELk SCHOOL w H P r a CEHOIIS^DN J01.31SCiMia«. . _ MAHCHfSrat CONH. R * t o 2 « * . WflLI- ■■■?. - ll -| B = = = > 1^ B eS^sssa l i % E GIVE aWCORBSN STAMPS l i i inmDAY n iti thcrbdat o \ V ■ 1 ■ ■ t ■ FACE FIVB /• WEDNESDAY, -JUNE 1, 1960
tha aecbnd one by Powell to hit the -1- ■i stand* this fall. The other la a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCBD^TER, CONN., WEDNESDAY* JUNE 1, 1960 non-flctlon work, “The Farthest 1 Ndrth,” a Atbry of the Adolphus P A O B F O U R Yon Should Know... Greely expedition to the Arctic In 1881. ' , ' Powell wa* bom In .Brooklyn, Theodore Fowell N Y., Feb. 2, 1919, the son of the XicagueSets late David and Mary Barry Powell. SM'LiNG SEP^V'CE TV-Radip nocratio Director Theodore He attChded New York City _ a print of two car achools, and, In 1941, warn federal- Member Tea Make Dad Glad With Fatiier^s ised with th* Waahlngton. D, C., toons usbAJey th* Republican* In National Guard. He'verved on the ■> ffia BMUberahtp the Blaln#-0*yeland presidential West Coast, France, Germany and > Television •ampalgn of a^iwtury ago Austria, and was discharged a Mm ManehMttr Lm c u * at. Womwi staff sergeant In 1945. _ Man Into Space On* cartoon shw A ^w hat Ufs V - - V ToUrs wUl t » hdd Tuaidmy. Tales ot the VUtlng* In 1948 he was graduated from ■ T Day Gifts. Trom HOUSE’S would bo Uke under >h* Columbia University with a bache t « M 7. Early Show (In orpgress) 80 TwUfcht Theater (In prosresi) 40 i ^ r ^ ^ o W o w (C) 10. 13. 36 icrats, A workman out ofs,a Job lor of arts degree.^ Punch on tho poUo wlU m TV Mall Order oS The ■Millionaire J. stands In the middle of t MTved at the home of Mre. A- Count pf Monte Crtsto Hawaiian Eye *. w Four Children 8:80 rve Got aiSecret room near th* railroad tracks, »ie » . Dlakan, 54S Porter St., from 2 Cartoon Playbouae dining Uble is barren, a baby Previous to his present post with 6:38 Weather New* and Sports Trotting Races fr.... ------the Connecticut Department of to 4 p.m. Member* and prospw- 6:80 dapt. David Grief 10:00 Wed. Night Ft|hts, ^ |. screaming for food, and the rag Sports.' News A Weather United States Steel Hour 8. Education, he wa* public relation* A Whole Summer Wardrobe ttv* member* will be welcomed by This Is Your Life 10, 32, YOU^L HAVE MORE FUN IN A , gedy wife is pushing another Mrt. K. H. Phillip*, league pre*t- 6:45 Dou* Edwards director for the Massachusetts John Daly 10:80 People Are Funny child out the dbor In the direction Tuberculosis and Health League dent. 6:88 Barry Barents Not For Hire U M u h e r n d[I i d C o r wash and w tar of a factory, . GuesU will be women who have 7:00 Sbotuun Blade 110:45 Markham in Boston,in 1954, and a political Morte at Seven . ' Sports Comer' •The other cartoon show* w W science teacher at Johns Hopkins todlcated an intereat In the organ- After Dinner Movie U:00 Barry Barents . , MEN’S life would be like under ^ 5 . *«• For Missed’ and Women taation and member* who wl«h to TV Mall Order Weather. Sports A New* 8 MEN'S sims publicans. An exuberwtt busbMd in 1949. . ‘ News and Weather Big New* acquaint themselve* with me T:18 West Mass HlRhURhts is getting up from a banquet, the In 1946, he wss married to the 11:15 Jack Paar 10, 13. former Mis* 'Virginia Sheehan, and league’* plan* the coming HunUey-Brinkley World's Best Movie* BLAZER two children are preparing for Bradford'Bachrach Photo John Daly and the Hews. they have four children In their 7:60 Wagon fiain 10. 33. Starlight Movie school, a third child Is cooing In ^^^Ir*. Jerome Nathan, national Connecticut Report* 1:80 Jack Paar home at 279 Parker St., Christ- 2:30 Almanac COATS hl< highchalr, the wife 1* well oplftr, 10; Gregory, 7; Melissa, 5; rtaource chairman, will p iw n t a Engaged Be Our Guest , 2:50 News A Weather GUARANTEED TO PLEASE dressed, and the glimpse of the 8:00 U.S. Marshal 8. 1:00 News: Prayer 'ind Stephen, 3. ‘ SPARKLING brief review of the natonal The engagement of Miss Mar 8:80 Price Is Rlrtt .. (C) 10. 32. %vlth o u ts ta n d in a f* a tu r«B : other room In the apartment •jrenda. Mr*. Robert Stone, State The_ine nciBuxi—Nelson . FamilyxgAtinij Late News . I He^ Is a member of th# Flgit jorie Anne Bennett of Bast Hart •hows some book*, on a table and out everyone wanted to Unltanan Church In Hartford iT — - resource chairman, will review SEE SATUKOAT’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTINQ INIPIlfO. 67 a clean curtain at the window. ford to WUllam-David Boehm of 'Popeye. Am ong\th# organlgatjon* . _____ In item* on the State agenda. Mr*. Manchester Is announced by her James Tanl, local resource chmr-^ Powell enjoy* owning the oar ’•* Powell Is now the public tofo^ | t i ^ t lv e ” are tlTe Torch parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. toon*, becau*e they give an ^ u ^ matlon consultant and director of I ^ huslMSqmeri’B dlscutslon SU /^ER COTTONS man, will discuss the local agenda. Bennett, 89 Broad St., East Hart- ing glimpse of campaign tactic* . In the week following the tea, Radio 01 publlcaUons group; the.„pewSk^Gr*at Books orientation meetings on orgMiaa- Depar^ent of club In M*.hchest#rY^e Hartford Her fiance 1* the son of Mr. and (Thig Uitlng laohides only thoffi new* broadcaat* o f 10 or 15-mliiato ’^*ajPof’^'the message lUelf, he . tlontl procedures and study Item* On Wednesday WghU, he t*a«6S society of vi^Wch he Is Mr*. William Boehm, 577 Adams length. Some g^stlons "enrrj other diort newocMta). ■ay*. "That’* the Jtepubllcan idea a course In the hU^oiy a^^ctor^; and Recreation D^epart- ' of the Lieague will be held for new of heaven. A 2-room flat next to ------2-. St., Manchester. w n o —1089 clvlllMtlon at Lment ient softball and volleyball gitmes.gkmes. members. The bride-elect is a graduate of WDBO—1S6C the railroad tracks.” the University of Hartford. ■ Mrs. John A. Knowlton. mem I News. Weather A Sports East Hartford High School and 6:00 News. ZaUnaa I Album of the Day Among hi* other *ouvenlr* ot Powell considers himself a con- bership chairman, will be In ** 6:15 Art JobniOD past presidential campaigns are a Katharine Gibbs School In Boston, 6:45 UiweU Tbomu i Three Star Extra aervative, has been accused by a V ool Consumption Up of the tea. She will be assisted ^ Mass. She is employed as a sect 7:00 Amoa fP Andy _ , , 1 Dick Bartel . Lincolri button of 1860 and a himd- friend of being more conservative Mrs. Albert Schulae, h o s p l^ ty 7:80 Newa. Onnedy Tlmo 1 News _ book on the Uncoln campaign, retary In the engineejling depart ?;45 Bob and R » . > Public Service Program than Robert Taft. New ■York — Consutnptlon of . chairman, and, Mrs. Walter ment at Pratt and Whitney Air > Nlghtheat published for 'delegate*. 8:00------World . Tonight ) Washington at Boston (2nd game) “I believe In following the due wool throughout the world dur Schardt, program' chairman. 1:15 Husld 'fUl Powell has been Involved in gov ing 1966 climbed to a record 3,- craft, East Hartford. UiOO Newa ) News . procesaea of law,” he said. Mr. Boehm 1* a .graduate of 1 Sports Final ernment himself for many year*. , pound*, an increase of 13:10 Hualo nil Ona )> Radio' Moscow Kefauver Aide He has been Interested in sev 180 900,000 Manchester High School and the 1:00 Newa SUB Off 5 Starlight Serenad* eral projects on the Board, especi 12 per cent over, 1968. Textile mills Ward School of Electronics, Uni WHAT-416 While he was working toward In th# United States alone In hU master of arU degree at Johns ally the capital Improvements pro Girl Scout Notes versity of Hartford. He is an In 6:00 Bis .Ibow gram, the free polio clinics, aid to creased their use of apparel wool 6:SU J^_Daly 0 Financial Newa , Hopkins In Baltimore, Md., Inl94», structor with the high altitude 6:40 Big Show 5 Showdu* and Now* was a research assistant for the Child Guidance Clinic, and en by 23 per cent during 1960 com missile department at the U.S, 7:0U Ed P. Horgaa 0 FUlton Lewi* Sen. Estes Kefauver. HI* subject forcement of the rules and. regula pared -with a 21 per cent Increase The Brownie troop* of the north Army • Air Defensfe School at Ft. 7:15 Big Show 5 Evening Devotion* tion* of conducting public meet- for synthetic flbers. west neighborhood hSld their an 11:80 Public Affair* 0 Showcase and New# was the possibility of compelling Bliss, Tex. 13:00 Sign OR 5 Family Theater members of the presidential cabi nual pot luck supper recenUy at A wipter wedding Is planned at WPOP—H it 5 BaBehall Warmup Oommlttee Bypwiseid Waddell School. A total of 103 0 New York at BalUmore net to appear before the Hoiuie of St. James’ Episcopal Church In 6:00 N S W *. WsamsT On the Board, Powell has been rirls from Troop 94, Bucjtland. and iO. Showcase and N e^ Representatives once a week to an Glastonbury. 6:15 Conn. Ballrorsn 6 Music Beyond the Stnra swer question* on what they,were accused by some Director* of , DAILY TToops 36, 37, 98 and 100 from, 7:00 Ray Bomsr* to / SHOPPERS’ Waddell School attended with tho* 11:00 New* 15 Music Beyond the Stars >^66MUmtl doing. . both parties of being oversemp- behalf of Troop 76. accepted the 11:10 Ray Somers 15 World Ne^s. Slsn OfX The Idea of having such a ques- iiloua and sometimes impractical. SPECIAL 54c mothers. Special guest* were Miss 1:00 Delf TRaycee iMsnnE Ethel Robb, Mis* Jean Campbell, glrlg Into Intermediate Scouting. tlon period had been propoeed In He was dubbed a ‘'maverick” ear Mrs. Leland Carlson, Mr*. Wyant Mre. Elmer Swanson and Mrs. •very Congresa. prion to th* Cirtl lier In his term, and a committee ARTHUR'S Garrison, Mr*. Lawrence Dunn, Holdiworth Sharp, leader and co War. but had never been accepted. he headed waa bypassed by Mayor LUNCHEONETTE Mrs. Ralph Qraundln, Mr* Roger leader In Troop 100, were present The year Kefauver flrst present Ekigene T. Kelly after It advanc^ Bagley, Mr*. Malcolm Lismbert and ed with a-gift by Mrs. Malcolm ed th* Idea, 1644. was an election some proposals for settlin?: the the Rev. Ampld Tozer,' who led Lambert, neighborhood chairman. Manchester Country Club land the group In prayer. The girl* who flew up were ^ *^ t was stopped by a note from controversy. After supper, a fly-up ceremony Lynn Begin, Barbara Bolton, jCoventry Summer Camp MANY OTMER STYLES and MODELS Roosevelt tjhal he thought It might His underlying philosophy, de was held In the auditorium for 54 Roberta De Perno, Jackie Miller, be better hot to bring It up that spite his concern over the due Kathy Pemberton, Sherry Piroc, in all colors. Coats and waist length. Skes 86 to iSO. year," said Powell. It was Powell * girls from Troops 94. 98 and 100. (COVENTRY DAY SCHOOL, COVENTY) processes of law, is one of liberal Notice tjtermedlate* of Troop 76 con Mary SchulUe, Wendy Groot, Solid colors, checks, plaids, stripes and reversibles, Jbb to dig up new n«.terfal for interventioif by the government ducted the flag ceremony. Mem Cindy Thresher and Donna nireah- presentation. Into private organisations. I will ho away from my baal- ber* the Color Guard were er of Troop 94. Ha aarvad a* an tditori^l ra- He qualifies this IntervenUon Is Now Accepting Applications *7.95 T. *16 95 imm Nancy Clary, Mary lo u Frankem Those In Troop 98 were Diane search writer for "Fac'u*; Inc." In "if It 1* In the public interest. Ob from now until Atiff.. T. berger and Jane Wagner, with Bernard. Linda Bilverstone, Mary New York Chty In 1949. then went viously, It's In the public interest Dale McLean serving as mistress Jane Bum*. Lisa CSievaller, Kathy For ItsJTwenty-Second Big Season on to be the production superin to prevent communicable diseases 1 Fof Emorgancy W ork of arm*. Plano music for march Ceatary. Diane Duchesne, Mary LIFE tendent for television newsreels and Juvenile delinquency,” ing waa played by Barbara Dimn. Beth Kvart, Unda Malo, Susan on "Washington Closeup” and Government support for private C d l Intermediate Troop 69 presented Margarido, Peggy Margarldo, ★ TEN EXCITING WEEKS ★ "Dka Caiase" In 1951. groups was the subject of hi* play enUtled 'The Country Gullla Marrotte, Mary Ann Mon- SHORT This was where he picked up Manchostor Hooting a vHuihandum ar LIFE doctoral thesis at Columbia Uni Store." Girls who took part wore gell, Nancy Pagni, Trudl Quaanit- HoiwetMUik Riding—Private Swbnmtng Area—'Water th* experience which was to serve him In good stead on t'w.o tele- versity In 1958. Gale Relchenbach, Ann Rusaell, schkj, Linda Rlcuperb, Laurbte Woodoraft—Miniature Golf—Oreattvo Acttvlttea—Archery , Complete your, easud The title of the, thesis was cnmI Plumbing Co. Barbara Hamilton, Mary Jane Pbt- Rivers, Gal* Warren, Petrlna Wal MEN'S vlMon shows, ’•College C la s s r :^ lenberg, Barbara Hutchings, Jean AttUeHcs and Gamee—Red Oroea Swtanmink Instrocllon* SLEEVE wardro^ with a highetyle on Channel 8 and "Bye on Con "Education, Religion and Politics: ter, Mary FrancoUne, Cathy Lank A Stiuly of the Contemporary , 117 Birch St. ford, IJnda Garrison, (Pristine Wandydk, Linda Tester, Angela ■ Special Event*—Ovemlghta CONTINENTAL Style-leading 3-bntton flairl Popular 3-hutton necticut” on Channel 18. ^ Law, Louise Wutsch, Caroline Rodein and Sandra Cote. style, with narrow lapel% "College Classroom” was a aer Conflict over Public Services for Strom. Daryl Le May, Nancy Des- Those in Troop 100 were June coat, with narrow ie* of 14 show*, appearing twice Parochial Schbols In Connecticut. Tol. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALfe MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JPNE t, 1»M ■gtiiinli^r at 8 p.m. ’Their $1 , FAQ! fix - dent of Norman Adams, Ltd., im-- Bolton IstratUMjfes ataould be paldjtofa^ porters of English anti^es, first of tbe wokm wbo are State News in Boston and then in New^York SAVE ANY AMOUNT City. . ■ N ***1:^/* S d * ^ i h ^ team wiU open Kennedy\|Get8 His work for the Tenth Moun Us ssasori ot plsy In ths Manches tain Division stemmed from his ter Intermediate Lsague Sunday iiillll Roundup association earlier In the w ar with SAVE a n ytim e lepi thay win n*eet ths Naastff ... Support i|»ni the NaUonal Ski-Patrol. Since On Pentecost .aums .toaih St the Bolton school ill ready to serve you 1946 he was connected with a real I' \ ' , dlsm :^ at 2 pm. Following this lHiin (O ertiyw a friMM rags One) estate firm-here. We^M as near as Ihe A^wtiscost lorvlce of s ^ t , fMksrs of the Junior bsie^ ’ Textile Union mall box. Ask for JtaTe-By> ban pfolU’sm players vrtU meet Survivors include his- widow, mumUtn win be ebaanrad at Roltmi cosu have been largely w c e l^ BlaU Fonns. muiagers, coaches jmd' directors out by the “skyrocketing to- Irene T^mure Hurlbut; a daughter .OcngregaUonal Church Sunday at (OMiUiieed from P » « e <>■•> .jifrs. W alter Cole. Jr., of Stoning- In a softbaU game at the schiuoL neases In medical expanses. He j0:80 am. to recaWs nlna young said the latter appeared to be eat ton; two stepdaughters, Mrs. J. .Bnllstta Board •nj* union tho'icUon, «hort- Lnwrence ■ Barnard, Uie Nether Mopla intd ohurch memberahlp, 'United Methodist Church Is i Y ^ « r Sen. Humphrey ing up any medical savings being m ide on parts of the prograjn. lands AnUlles and Mrs. Harold Ths group has basn p r tp ^ n g bolding Its vacation- achool early In addition, the committee al- Topper, Bralnerd, Minn., a alster, for their entry into the chufch as Ihig year to avoid conflict with from the'Democratic prealdenU^ Wcated 158,813 to the department Mrs. John T. Blssell of Carmel, k claaa alnce laat January and family vacations. Sessions will l i S S «aid in «i convention epeech fdr *lx addition*! positions, 15 Cal., and seven llrandchlldren. The were voted Into the congregaWon start on July 5 and continue Adlai E. Stevenson is / tte OURBENT ANNUAL OIVIDEra, mors cars and other expenses. funeral will bfe Friday. ■ ^ at a apeclal meeting on M ay^5. through July 16 from 9 a.m. until ^ t e s t Intellectual political noon. one of the great s^hesmen Those to bfi received are Debo -ft * The Volunteer Fire Department for democracy throughout the 'DeMia Appeal* Nurses Complain ^ rah Bristol. WllUam CTark, Law renoe Duhalms. Frank Hagan, 8u^ will hold Us regular meeting to New Haven, June 1 ^ i i i i l I ini' HarUord, June 1 (/P)— State san Johnson, Richard Lewis, Janet night at 8 o’clock at the flrehbuse. , "^Kennedy 1* scheduled to_ go to Hamden dentist, whose license A -new movie on resuscitation will nurses associations and Individual SAVIMGS jiannlae, Frances PaggloU and l i Michigan tomorrow to huddle with y e s suspended after he was con be ihown. Chief Peter Maasollnl nurses around some parts o f th6 Roberts. (3ov. Mennen Williams, who victed of defrauding the State c i l i c / I v O i V l V has 'announced that all men Inter pil has been mentioned as a 1 ^ ° - Welfare Department, is appealing country have been “ harassed” by A .'S S O < I . V T 1 O M Children** D *y ServiooM . Vnltsd M etho^st and Bolton ested In acquiring a uniform iipli eratlc Aice presidential possibility the- suspension in Superior Court. doctor representatives of state Congrsgatlonal Churches havs set Should attend tonight’e session. ftjid who controls his states con- Drj,dfoseph S. Bell says the State medical societies since last August, i l < a top official of the American The Executive Committee of St: Dennil Commission^ in suspending ■ aMcwssTsa»s otassT riwawciat .iwaviTStiea June 12 aa Children’s Day. lijin ■ Nurses Association said here tO' A t United Methodist Church, George’s Episcopal i^hurch will |;!m '^ ^ e y '%\hU confer at WiUlwns his ^cense for six months, acted mget tonight at 8 o’clock at the liii house on Mackinac Island In ^ p - Illegally, arbitrarily, and Irregu day. /O O ZeAUUn ths 6:30 a.m. service will be Miss Helen V. Connors, associate planned^for nursery, kindergarten church. . , ^ uer Lake Huron, ^ larly. , CYO will meet at 7 o’clock to *T O e political "little siunnait executive'^ secretary of the, A N A ajid,.'''prima.ry, ...... departmenU ' and“ - The 87-year-old dentist was con- legislaUve unit, in New ,Ydrk City, night at St. Maurice Church hall. conference is expected tWMr families. ’The 11 a.m. serv- vlcted'Jn Superior Court-last De-| said this was brOught Oh by a A N A Ic# will he for Junior and junior Public Records. Michigan's 61-delegate votes at cember on a charge of padding the Warrantee Deeds:- Har'ry Good lit I support of the Forand Bill. high departments. the party's national convention in bills of welfare patients. Several win to Maurice and Willie Mae S i Angeles closer to the grasp First voted in 1958, the A N A A t B o lto n Congregational other dentists were also convicted. House of Delegates reaffirmed Morrow, Notch Rd.; John Laick to of 'the Massachusetts Church, where two church school In April, the dental commission support of the bill — which would Charles Zeppa, School Rd.; Robert Michigan's delegation sessions are held, the 9 and 10:30 Agnew to Rayniond E. and Pa to Williams as a presidential fa took away Dr. Bell’s license. pay hospital and medical bills for a,m. worship services that day will Dr. Bell, in a complaint filed social security recipients over 66 tricia M. Myette, Fernwood Dr.; vorlte son candidate. , , j . » hel.d for the group that regu- Edward and' Shirley Herrick to with superior Court yesterday, — in May, Loyalist Democrats.' staked a .rly' attends church school at that Frank C. and Marlene Gilnack, claim on five of Alabama s 11 said the commission acted “ in Miss Connors charged that last abuse of the discretion vested in hour. ''''' Keeney Dr.; Merrill and Faina electoral votes today and hoped to August Uie American Medical A s X- Yankee Htreet Fair 8et It and without dUe cause.” He Kevins to Albert and Mary Calvte, ' pressure them for th* party nom sociation called^ to Chicago, Its fo Time is getting ehort for obtain said the commission has denied Brookfield Rd.; Robert Kraetch- inee In the presidential election. T^p Wheels in Rotary headquarters, the presidents and ing tickets to the thicken barbecue mar to Rachel Kraetchmar, Cubles, rpj;;; him a hearing on the matter. executive secretaries of state med But defiant States Righters had to be served at the Yankee Street Dr. a tenacious grip on the ical societies all over the country. Fair Saturday. The Roy E. Jones Quitclaim Deeds; Grover Howe, six, and threatened to withhold S.D.Hurlhut - ’They were urged by AMA of barbecue ■will climax a day of fes Michael and George Mllsk to State ficials to try to get the nurses as them from the naUonal party « elections were held In Miami, Fla. (AP Photorax). ------Btonington, June 1 —Stephen tivity sponsored by Bolton Congre of Connecticut, Rt. 44A: htoble lil!:!! sociations and Indlvldu^ nurses in ^ It nominates a presidential c ^ d l Durant Hurlbut, who was In gational Church. Nettleblade . to AuguSu MaePad- date distasteful to the South. , worth Of saoh pint of blood was charge of World War n recruiting their home states to work from a Tickets for 5 and 6:30 p.m. sit den, Rosedale.. , expected outcome In a state where reversal of the national nurses ^ , Condemnation Certl.icates: State Uncounted returns from chosen to take seats at Los he campaigned but they ffld not. set at »25, the total Woodblood cou^iaocoU^tad | iur 5^*,'A nao ^assaj rm y ’sm Tenth ------Mountain tings of the meal are available organization position. IN THEIR NEW HOME of Connecticut against Samuri day's Democratic runoff prims.ry Angeles with the 39 who were On the Republican side-, Nixon bv the blood program would ^ DlvUlon» ^leddied unexpeeunexpectedly early from Mrs. Warren Potter. Mrs. A spokesman for the Connecti SUtham, James Roach «n d Robert held the final answer. Many of elected in the first primary. Each demonstrated that he 1s a strong c^se to $25 mlfliom {a today in his home here. He was ■niomas Johnson, who is in charge them' were in the delegates, and the national com The monetary worth of blood m cut Nuriies Association said there of waitresses for the event, ha.s an J. McKinney, Rt. 44A. mitteeman and commltteewoman, *rote getter. In a few of the pri 69. Loyalist stronghold of North Ala- maries, as an unopposed candidate, some states, however. Is much Mr. Hurlbut also had been had not been too much pressure nounced the list includes: Patty will have half a vote. more than $25 a pint. In neighbor brought to bear on nurses by doc Clark, Linda Clarke, Ruth Beck Advertisement; ' bama, but several SUtes he got more votes than President slstant headmaster of the Mor Lawn Mowers Sharpened and . counUes also were unreported. ^P r 1 m a r 1 e s in CaUfomia and ing states, blood obtailned' from tors in this state, but the situa with, Maxine Allison, Susan John Elsenhower did in 1956. ristown School, Morristown, N. J Repaired. Call Ed Griffin M I; With 10 seats oh the electoral South Dakota will wind up precon “ conjmerclal donors” is priced at tion has been much worse else son. Maryann Stone, Barbara Rob- college vention balloting next Tuesday, Nixon has already made it clear BERUBE 3-6785. ^ ______-t, at stake, Incomplete re- $50, in one and $75 in another,another. m’Ihat a t 1 t % 3 5 * he“ w « " : where. ■ erts, Karen Mortensen, Joyce Carl but will offer little Indication of he doesn’t think his delegate slate is the price paid by persons re- rro m ------son, Jane Ferry, June Ferry, Mar . tuma showed five States Rlghtem Manchester Evening H e ^ d Itol- the trend of the November presi will pile up as many votes among ceivlng transfusions in hospitals. WOODWORKING ond STORE HXTUNES CO. garet Roberts. Deborah Bristol, ' and five Loyalists leadmg the California Republicans ’Tuesday as ton correspondent, Doris M. D^Ital • Iiiil dential race. . j In Connecticut, no one who is a Judy Balch, Marie Sherwood, field for Democratic nomination Democrats will chalk up for a in, telephone Mitchell 8-6545. The n th place was filled in me The voting will be for delegate resident of the state pays for blood 69 WOODLAND ST^ Caroline Glenney, Edith Toomey slates a lre a d y substantially slate pledged to Gov. Edmund G. first primary May S. States Wght- he receives at any hospital. sjid PhyUls Converse. Young men pledged, rather than for individual (Pat) Brown as a favorite eon. ,er Bruce Henderson of Prairie. who will assist Include David aspirants for the office. South Dakota will choose on the Congratulations ^ MANCHESTER A la , was nominated without Over a span of 35 games, played Peace, Dick "Lewis, Alan Willey, Montgomery Urges Whether the outcome of a doien same day a Democratic slate which Bbb Spencer and Larry Duhalme. runoff. ___ Lhas been released but which still from 1890 to 1893, Yale’s football TO The States Kighters were sworn primaries In which presidential team scored-1,375 poinU and its • Baseball Nens Formosa for Reds] hopefuls participated will make normally pledged to Humphrey The second half of the Junior to withhold their votes from the despite his withdrawal from the opponents none. COMlhuEMENTS OF national party nominee if he is re any decisive imprint on the two SHOQR JEWELERS baseball program begins Friday nominating conventions remains to nomination contest. when Fiano Realty will meet (Continned on Page Tw o) pugnant to the "peaceful racial IN THEIR NEW LOCATION EDGAR BERUBE and SALEM N A S 9 ^ problems of the South- be tested. Sheridan Oil at the Bolton Dairy Kennedy captured strong sup hadn’t been mentioned In hla talks j They said that rather than vote Blood Donor Date STOP AT THE SIGN field on Rt. 85 at 6 p.m. with Premier Chou Ka-lal and oth for a hosUle candidate, they would port for the Democratic nomina The Sheridan team defeated M tion by sweeping the primaries in PLUMBING DONE BY and M Friday, 15-7, In the last er Red Chinese leaders. favor giving their support to an Hartford, June 1 (P) — Over the OF ECONOMY “ I believe there should bo one which he was entered. « game of the first round. Robert other Democrat sympathetic W; past decade, Connecticut people — China and not two,” the former But Kennedy's rivals, who Hills was starting pitcher for southern traditions. / when they needed it most — Jjave N A ’TO deputy commander told re TRE NEW HOME OF SHOOR JEWELERS V. ignored the primaries, say those PETERMAN'S Sheridan’s. He was . followed by Lioyallsts, on the other hand, received more thsm $25 million porters, "And that China results proved only that the Mas- Barry Sheridan and Bob Hutchin promised to support the national worth of a precious commodity. e PLUMHINO and HEATINO # one which haa Ito government in sachusetU Senator was more fa son. Billy Ursin caught. Stove party. Refusing to accept segrega It ’s blood. ■ SU MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Peiping. When I survey the pic vored by the voters In that limit Hinds started for M and M and tion as the real Issue, they argued This month the tenth anniver ture, It seems to m# that Formosa ed number of states than were op {'■ ^ was followed first by Steve Nl- that a division in party could ponents they said never were given sary of the Connecticut Regional should be part of China.” . serve only to benefit the Republi Red Cross Blood Program will be ehols and then by catcher Nprm Montgomery, who spent toroa a chance to win the prize. Where Nichols. Louts Dlmock took ^Ver cans in the presidenUal election. observed. days in Peiping, said he found the Kennedy faced opposition, most as catcher when Norm went In aa Meanwhile, returns In the elec- In its decade of operation; the Communists, “ new” China quite of It came from Humphrey and pitcher. ’The Sheridan team scored Uon of Democratic convention dele blood program will have collected preferable” to the countiy _whon Waynoe Morse (D-Ore.) 10 of their 15 runs in the first gates showed candidates favorable Johnson, Sen. Stuart Symington 857167 pints of blood by mobile Oeneralisaimo Chlang Kal-shok Inning. Warren DeMartln and Bob to Sons. Lyndon Johnson df TexM (D-Mol and supporters of Stevm- units and nearly 90,000 pints at lU-JVlO) fiaiu ------Btophena were umplret. hekded its govemmont and Richard B. Russell ot/ Georgia son dismiss Kennedy 8 Oregon pri hospitals. Best Wishes “They (the Communists) havs Broken down into money. If the Girls who are at least 10 years among the leaders. cleaned ths country up and thoy’V* C m ^eln m «e ■ s.iJate, were mary victory over them as the •Id and In Grade 6 or lower, should swopt away corruption and ba^J to report to ths echotd field tonight at n dlU and thars aro no Toddy Boys e c o n o m y To 6 pm. for practice. Grad# 7 though FREE PARKING NEXT TO TOP NOTCH ' (juTonllo doUnqusnU),’’ ho sald- h lfb school age girls report ORDER WHITE win DINNER JACKETS SHOOR JEWELERS THURSDAY, JUNE 2— 1 P.M. TO 9 P.M. FOB PROM NOW S h o o k ^auxfitltd/ ’S OPTICAL 85 E. CENTER ST.— BD 8-8678 Best Wishes N E X T T;0 C A V E T’S LOZIER DRYWALL CO. ★ ★ ★ Contact iJens Specialist 46V2 SUMMER ST., MANCHESTER Here, after months of planning in the New Home of SHOOK Prescriptions Accurately FlUed ELECTRICAL WORK Where the Prices Are Right JEWELERS. 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MANOHESTEB EVENmO h e r a l d ;' MAMCHESTEB. C O N N ^ ^ WgfiNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1860 F irst Blood PoiuMrs . gumptioniDuOn gvolvM»VVIT«I from*av#sa toe hi#hMt-- A Tho^t for Todv Scrap 6ver Tideland Oil p a g e e i g h t gtotS7 gg accuser, bring! laeaisIdeals oirf cuiimiui*common law j-—---- _Ju»tle« ----- Asktd to Givo Airste evW W ^ before to# court and auc- Ui«! toe roie of Itoget/Mi eWM Mid la Intended not as a aWsM fqr to# 0M«aoMd by tlw Maaeheeti FOR EXPERT 'ceeds in convincing the Jury that ^ CdmuB orOInBMMB IlU j Stevenson O utlines^^^^ guilty but as a protection for too o« Mancheeter blood donor* who WHEEL AU6NMENT-*WHEEL BA L^J^Q ppoteet. Mid thereby 4I#o retained IRanriirfitfr the-facts do not warrant a pre innocent. . , ______Isilsa v^v* to 'th* first Bloodmobll* Held Far from Finished RADIATOR REPAIRING AND ^CORING over hae been at sumption of Innocence, the pre This column Is written by toe •iMdcMddssi control It, aimed In Hobretws 12: 11 we road toes* unlU to viait to*, town In June COMPLETE B R A ^ SERVICE preeervlnu and holding to the baaic sumption is then said to be re State Bar Association of Connecti ___ pfsriM IfiSO are being asked to donate t o T m i u j butted, and the defendant is found cut to make you better Informed Words: ‘TNow obviously no chM- >1* -I COjCClSumiiiit Parley (Continued from Page One) samtoothed bmmdari*# p r o ja ^ g s E i r pollclea which have featured hli t^nlng .seems pleasant f t toA sWs " P B * " - * * *. *?* tola month aa part of the lOto six teagUMi at *om* polnU md re guilty. , V. and more fully aware of our lawsX , |w» Bfks»ss«s s*«^ anniversary celebration. own apM7 pf power In Rueala. We time: It Is III fact most unplfiASMit. treating to within three mile* of In our system, when a trial he^ -.(^oirilrasd frMB fhcsO M ) The BloodmobUe will be sU- 1308,448,176. Under to* Supreme * * '^ ^ 1 3 Bluell 'itre/t J think he 1» more In trouble with gins, the defendant sUnds presum Yet when it la all overjvo can set y f l l D O H M U G C O . Court ruling, unleas modlflofi *>y the mainland at other poInU.” > - u ti * (OMtliraed from Bags Ona) tioned at toe emergency room Black also said too controversy THuMArF‘'?eR05|)N i events than with factions, al- ed innocerit. When proper evidence that It has quie^ fi^uced the lantlc eitouMSA" he aald. '7h« law or later findings, this would CLARKEmTOR SALES entrance of Manchester Me will never be settled until 'it Is WAJLTBR R FERGUSON PrCsum^tion of Innocence • is produced; the defendant ia re fruit of real goodness in the char Btuart Symington of Mlsiourl are eant teatlng ^ ibown toe deep, go not to Ikmlslana but to toe fed tmbluheri thottgh there obviously would, be Open Foruitti acters of,1»B5sa who have accepted morial Hospital Friday. 10:45 settled the way Congress believes 801 BROAD S T R E E T — BO 9-2012 FourulPd October t. IM l _ quired to meet the charge. In de trying to make a partisan iMue Of solidarity of the woatgm P ^ ers. eral govenupobt- factions • anxious to exploit jthe termining a man's guilt or inno It In-'the right sp rit Bo take »Sj a.m. to 7 p.m„ and again on is right, and I ' ^ freih grip on life.” Stivanaon said Nixon would Ilk# gress vriU beUevo It right to award pubiiAb^ “ Eo"“r% « 'ifi* system oMO'stice,.we often speak sumption remains with ths accused temtnatlon to keep French forces In toe 10 yeara the Manchea- man said the amount in escrow In ?.r,?'»{V "M ”MAV).oMor Conn. « that the presumption does not end Friend, every link of toe chain to hush foreign policy debate Md these marginal lands we think he 1s trying to bring Rus of presumption of . innocence. Be until such time that the state can To the Editor;; independent of NATO control am) ,ter program has been In exist toe esse of Texas is relatively Florida and deny them to toe other a « M Mall M M ter.4 sian policy past these events with prove hint guilty beyond a reaxon- when the case for the prosecution We would like to M tenfT our of God’s providence fits into Its said Nixon had been a critic In toe at toe aame time hla demand for smaU but he gave no flgvme. cause the theory of presumption is closed: nor does it cease when Marendaz ence, 15,232 pints of blood have Gulf states.” the ideas of coexistence, rela^- of innocence underlies our system ib le doubt in a fair and Impartial thanks again to th^octm s, nurses own place. We may not see His an voIcg with thu United been 'donated Greatly oompUcatlhg toe altua- ' SV BSCRI RTION lUTES the defense rests, or even when the leading at the time. Not until ***“! don’t believe any member of SUtaa and W taln in determining ravabla jn Advance of democratic justice, we .should hearing. , , . and vDlunteer,,wtffkers who helped tion 1* the Question of where to ..I1S.50 tion, and continued negotiation The presumption of innocence la case Is submitted to the jury, in afterward .will you see toat your TRftVa UENOY to# 'opposlUon' today will debaee Rubbert Mart Planned ,O n« Y ear , . . .,wr'. • v ‘ ...... 7 75 know its actual extent and pur-1 its deliberation on the evtdenca, be western policy. ^ draw the line. Do you start along Mnnth«,.v...... < ...... , 3.9U with the West sUll--Xlive—or, at an Important rule of law, founded to bring-to the people of Man disappointments, hardships, and 18 Asylum St., Hartford toe national debate aa he did at a "That means," said De Gaulle, O.OOO employes Of to# company Three Months ...... <. 1.3t) poses. ■ comes convinced of his guilt. chester, protection against para crucial point during toe Korean toe mainland ahore, or do you Cue Mbntn ...... least, wlthoii}.,airy marked deterl upon the first principles of justice. trials are part of God's providence. "toat France, too. muat have her with 8,200 eligiblo to vote. Kuala Lumpur — The Gomrn- .. .» . Originally, presumptions were The presumption of innocenc^ lytic poliomyelitis, by their m - But the afterward la sure If you Teh CHapel 7-6857 WEB wheA he charged ft'^dent nuriear armament, elnce others measure from toe outermost la- Rtgulor liourt libt cpni|Milfiit tfeelcIV ...... 115 oration of Jiast-West relations as a It Is based on’experience and proh- Contract terms were not lands that lie off a sUte oooatT ment has decided that ths e«ta^ ^^..-^incle enrv ... inferences based on human experi abiltty. and is not overcome by tells the juror that he is not, to be si'stance at the three public Anti' will firmly and faithfully follow Authorized Aflfenta For Au Truman, with having ‘lost 600. mll- hays It: toat bar means and her liahihent of a rubber exchange in result of the Paris debacle. ence ivhich over the years have jlort people to the Communists, If toe latter, toe sea,ward bound mere suspicion or conjecture prejudiced by certain circum polio” clinics. Their help wAs need Christ add cling close to Him. To Rail, Air and.Steamahlp > temtory depend Only upon herself: c lo ^ .. the Federation of Malaya 1b •*- ' Thus, in the middle of his hot been elevated to rules of law some stances, such as the backgrolind of ed and greatly appreciated. the chll«2,of God. toe afterwaTd , Stevenson asserted, Inferief, toat her destiny, while as- The executive board of the union ary line would slg and sag in and Host people are not criminals. We Lines out like toe graph of a major sentlal, and will give Its support test Paris tirade, he could pause times referred to as mandatory therefore assume that an accused the accused, his position as A At this time, we would also like of every ^disappointment of sor •True national unity will come aocUUd with her alUes, remains in will meet this afternoon to deter to enable the neceasary market or presumptions. One such mandatory person is likely to be innocent, and fendant In court, and the fact that to thank you very much for your row’ is blessing and good. We need only from courageous self scrutiny her own hands. It la obvious that mine a course of action, union of earthquake. . You’ll find us open thurtday and smile and say this was not a Manchester Agent and search for truth by Democrat The courtmajority did not ad ganization to be aet up. The fed presumption Is known as the 'pre he is regarded so until enough the accusation was made in the excellent coyerage of the clinics in only to learn to watt In patience. such an autonomy Involves a closer ficials said. , eration Is the world’s largest na flvgningg firom 6:(X) to 9:00 p.nL war, merely an incident. Thus, in sumption of innocence. first place. The juror must take HAROLD EELLS and Republicans alike,” Stevenson dress Itself to tola problem, and t, A/. . . . . - evidence is brought against him to our newspaper. aaaociaUon #f powers of the The union's former contract ex East Berlin, he could„ postpone,------in- TneThe presumpuuii,presumption, uiof innocence —of none of these consldertitlona into From ths "Dlal^-lUft” selections louUlana Atty. Gen. Jick OremU- tural-rubber producer. ;Sp-Ws herein aV« also rpflprvco invalidate Ihe presumption. I t is Tel. Ml ^*7442 western, world both In policy and pired April 80 but a clause In toat and Saturdays rnitfluoon. definitely, instead of sign, t h e ^ j, accused charged with a c^ime account when the trial starts. Very truly yours, ^ heard on MI S-2751 **"What we need is a grand strat- llon said "toat Is toe next-thing not the job of the accused to prove Nicholas A. Marzlalo, M,D. strptogy.*’ ______contract keep* toe old pact In ef FLAG DAT PROCLAIMED Full rorvice cllrnt of N E. A. Serv- threatened treaty of peacewith k , based Above all. we should never lose Submitted by Rev. K. EJnar Rssk mrv for PUGC6." we’ll have to lltlgaU.” - his innocence, but rather the duty sight of the fact that this pre- Director of Health Stevenson siud to* United fect until either side decide* to . Hartford, June 1 Gov. Abra East- Germany. Thus,^ when _the| the of the State to prove his guilt. It terminate it. Justice Black, who dissented In should, continue to bargata with State Phone Union the cases of Alabama, Mississippi ham Rlblcott has designated June fates provided him with a new | ------' ” 5:30-THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS the BovleU at sub-summit levels Jofeph J*7 Fboto Worker* In s«vcral Job claarifl- 14 aa rtag.Day. In hla proclama PUTNAM & CO, OB cations ar* members of toe Inde and Louisiana, said this: AUmbort N*w York Stock exchongo plane Incident. 1n which even nor 9 3 5 MAIN STREET-TEL. Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 T Q , and suggested ways to meet toe "The government concedes, h w - tion yesterday, the Governor ap nKc'i'l-ATlUNS ______Ruaaian challenge: , . , „ Engaged Turns Down Pact pendent imlon. A^trike would af pealed to the citizens of Connecti mal Soviet behavior might have in fect directly long*^ distance calls, evsr, that their boundaries extend 7t ta n ciHTR tr. • MAMCHwm • itii «*i a-iisi "We do not do It by Ju*t trying The eng!g*R'«Rt of Miss Janet (OoattBood from Page One) three miles beyond toe coast line cut to reaffirm the freedoms sym eluded a great play to try to com to stop or contain them,” he w d- information calls, calls made from bolized by "the fiag flying proudly L. Fracchla-to Michael D. S trafe telephone booths and repair and of their Islands—which may be as Jam oi T. Blair • iTobort H. Slarkol "otVer'^yesdlng m>tt« pel ug to deal with the Eaat Ger "We do It by competing with them beneath the skies throughout ur foreign policy. | Madeline Marglaon, Bast Hm i- actor, a phrase In whlcji the word ous and careful to keep East-W est Convenient payments quickly arranged. Potntlng to too dangers of nuclear ford: Mrs. DorU O iam ^rim , «e- preat modifies the word ham, not relations from any real breaking war.hemld; bron: Eric Rudaz. 6(2 Wlnjm 8U the word actor. The ham is seldom point and to keep the situation "Therefdre general and com- Mre. Cecilia Idzlak, *1 O rch ^ absent; we think Khrushchev cap such that it CAn relax toward pre plete disarmament under Inter-1 gt._ Rockville: H#rry Plotcher, able of ranging from a burlesque summit conditions, such as thgy national eontrol has become an Wapplng: Edmund Boyle, 98 B. Imperativ* for all of us — and w# Middle "Ipke. _ . he consider? comedy to a burlesque were,^ after time has permitted an should not hasltate to say so. BaRTHS YBBTERDAT: A son he considers tragedy. Since he end to his role of loud and indig "Ths administration is divided to Mr. and Mra Donald Ploree. seems to Impress some observers nant denouncer. OB disarmament and toe Presi Hazardville: a daughter to Mr. - with the apparent genulnenesi of We may be wrong, but it would dent has not resolved toe eon- land Mrs. John Havanec. A m a ^ : a daughter to Mr and Mre. John the emotions he portrays, perha^ be our theory that Khrushchev is fUeU and eatabUabed a elear po licy, oopoelally with regard to toe Carey, East Hartford. we should, afteT all, concede bins’ In charge of himself, and in leader p u r^ t of total disarmament and DWCHARGED YESTERDAY: some acting talent. But to us he ship in Russia, and that he is doing Double chest - toe stopping of nuclear testing. Patricia Raven, 98^ Is, in tny case, one who always his hammy best to weather, with On both too Russian# took toe Rockville: Guy TaUey. 44JWoneer thinks he knows what he is doing, his own ■ basic policies intact, if Initiative and got toe credit. Circle: 'Theodore Yarusewicz. ar N. Park St., Rockville: M ^ and one who is always In control bruised, a storm blown up by sur Double capacity 4 9 '^^ "I think we need a #peclal agen- «T#y imderLu.^. toe #ecretary______--of #tate------.MarUyn —...... —,Schmidt, Storrs: - „ ■ Robert of even his losses of temper, or his prise evenU. Curiously enough, charged with the great, complex 'Wallace, ThompsonviUe, . descenU into vulgarity as much as even In a period when his cheap Plenty of Rtorage space for two in this u d neglected task of peace and | Atigurta Benoit. W ow ^ r , he Is also In control of his baby- ness and loudness has^jjj^ncen- 38-inch 8-drawer chipat. The nutmeg rnapls disarmament which will be a sym Mrs. Claale Wilson, 24 Josieph S t; kissing. trated. Itself on President Eisen finish matches other pieces shown here. bol of our determination to load Thomas tbwery, Coventiy: toe world away from madness." Kuzmlckas. 176 Chestnut S t: ’^dd In our book, then, Khrushchev hower, a target dear to the Amer Indoor - Outdoor Kmetz, Stafford Sprlngis: Mra. has been acting his head off. This ican people,- almost every piece Bernice Gavlg and son, 58 MoUh- does not mean. howe%’er, that his of opinion or analysis, from Secre taln St., Rockville: Mrs. Nwey performsmee is -to be discounted, tary of State Herter on down, Chairs ’^^ Hospital Notes Pllver and son, Hemlock Dr., Ver 7 non; Mre. Donna Bogllsch and son, or taken lightly. To the contrary, seems to concede that the sur K.D. Vlsttiiig boot*: AfloHs X to 8 Windsor Locks: Mre. Doris lAn- it Is an ultimate test of his skill, vival and continued leadership of hardt and son, Waterbury. such as n Is, upon which a good .Khrushchev...... is- ,preferable------to any Watkins big, comfortable 30-inch p,m. Miatatalty X to 4 and 6:80 DfSCHARGEp 'TODAY: Infant to a pxn. CMIOPen’s Ward X to 7. many important things may de- conceivable alternatives. We damn shell chairs are as cool and com ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo An^rsm, him heartily, and still want him to fortable indoors as out. Two for Lawler Rd;, RockviUe; Francis pend. PBiSeOta Today: 189 , Blanchard, 23 Hoffman Rd.; Mrs. His acting has byen devoted, we make out. That Is our queer por $14.95. a d m i t t e d TBBTERDAY:►AY: ownenaro, en would say, to two objectives. tion of sanity, as he seems to have wWllUam , m » Brown, 19 Loctsrt St. Mrs. Hel#n TbvUa. »4 Flalknor Dr, One Is to make the necessarj’ his, underneath the ham. Pick any Colonial nutmeg GooTgo Scbifltx, 900 Union St,’ Mrs. Anna Derswlanka, 11 Denver demonstration, not only to his own- Chaise RobkvlU#' Mini. Maigaiwt Sadro- Rd.; Arnold Smart South Wind skiskl, 1X8 LydaU S t; Edward sor; Mrs. June Sperry, 41 »oenhc people, or his rivals at home, or A Sign In Algeria St., Vernon; Deborah Pikul, 84 toe leaders of China, but also to Bania, SB Essex at; Rin#tts Par- 1 0 9 5 pieces you need! adia, South Wlndwzr; Mrs. Eleanor Florence S t, Rockville; Catlwrtae Blue Cross is the known name In the hotpHal- himself, that he Is adequately de President de Gaulle has been Wblt#;'9B Mountain S t, Rockville: Kosciol, 29 Lyntaa St.; Mra. ^ r ia It doesn’t matter whether you are employed by fending and asserting the national handed back a few threads of- the Mre. Jaioba Vaden, 807 Henry Kneelend. WllUmantlc; Mrs. Ruth destiny he once seemed to follow a t.: Mrs. Plwllla Girard, Tlalcott- Viola, Wapplng: Mrs. J a ^ B u izotion field . . . dollar for dollar, benefit for dignity of Russia against the of cher and daughter. Cook Dr., Bol a big firm, small firm or unemployed or retired. fense that dignity suffered when so brlghUy in the Algerian situa Beds vUle R«l, Roikyllle; Mra, Mary Need a bed, a chest, a dresser? Choose ton. benefit, it’s the best prptecHon ovaikiblel Russian territory was violated. tion. He has scored something of a Tlemey, 78 CXwstout St.; M*n- /H doesn’t matter how old you are. If you are a This was a necessary an4 inevlt- victorj' in his obstinate effort to 2 4 - 5 0 from this Early American group, in Kble t a ^ for him, which was com bnlldSi middle ground in Algeria, nutmeg brown maple finish! Use the Connecticut resident you can “^et Blue Cross . plicated, as he went along trying to between toe French extremists bedside tables as living room lamp • NOMOTAM NOnnSKMIXAIMNAIIOH. tables, too! Beds in full or twin sizes. fulfill It, by the ultimate course of who revolfelKagainst him last win .'For your , honiG or Chests coverage just by completing and sending in 31-inch five-drawer chest is 45 inches American high behavior on the ter. and th4/Algerian rebels who cottage . . quality ‘Name Tke Colt Contest’ high. This 50-inch six-drawer double Issue, a behavior which ended revolt against all France. polished chrome 3 9 .9 5 the application below* DO IT TODAY! - \ up accepting responsibility for the 'This victory has come In the dresser is compl&te with tilting Jhir- that’s light as a ror! Bedside tables (17 x 14 inches) V Incident, proclaimifig our moral conduct and the result of elections feather! Chaise ad Crisp, cool Fiber Rugs rightness and thus leaving Khrush Dressers have a shelf and drawer. for 452 scats In toe departmental justments arc con HOW TO JOIN: Just eomplet* cmd maH oppHcofien fo Wot Ciroai. BaoiAli fd chev little alternative but to general councils of the country. cealed in arms. Dur strengthen, his abusive act. The elections were run honestly, able green 'with 79.50 1 9 9 5 Come on out Id d z Into «ff*ct August 1, 1960. Sgnrf no mormy. You wW rwihm ywir bM oflw yow In the opinion of most observers, which is reflected in the fact that 9 X 12 ft. -white Saran webr ;i Circle “S ” /Hanch ipppilieation hof been accepted. ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ Khrushchev over-played his role. where the appeal of toe Algerian bing. Fold com Night tables 13.95 YOUR CHOICE OF 2 PUNS waxing louder and, cheaper and j-gbe), for a boycott of the elec pactly. i’ ‘ . • and see our new colt. more abusive than was good for tlons was being heeded by the na ■ Af niir Hnv budget prices you can treat every room in him, and even starting a wave of tives themselves, the vote returns the cottoge to bri^^^^^ rugs. Built for hard Con^w open to ehil- MEMBERSHIP APPtICATION " j 5.95 wear; easy to clean; reversible for double Sclftoned orPLANpir sympathy back toward that Amer were very low. 'They were run by PLAN I APPLY FOR PARTICIPATION IN CONNtCTICUT R U I CROIS ican ,OTnduct which, on the surface French civilian authorities, with plaids and textured stripes in ^ ig e, green or ghaj , plaid 4^^en from 7 to 14. I at leMt, had precipitated the crisis. out the display of military .might also in gold. Allow. 3 days for delivery. First prize, one week One thing remains to he noted, and nationalistic slogans, which YOU GET THESE LIBERAL BENEFITS Dima PAY PIAN "A“ □ di»k t pay pu n •'i" □ I however; about the Khruahehev had distingi:lshed previous' e \ ^ Bunkette 8 X 10 feet • .17.50 at our Circle "S” (chKk one) - 1 27 Jv 54-inch .... 3.35 r. 29.50 A oratorical toughness. Ita very ex tlons in Algeria. 54 X 90-inch .... 9.35' 9 X 15 feet , 12 X 12 feet , .30.95' Day Camp^Entries |ol«i Ptom entHI# you to itiir^ (30) doyi of benriH* for *aeh Is-foHwit to w»S ,.rm. «A .o.dW»» to * • WAK *lHO UtOUtATWHl I j cess co\iid have had a certain in spite of the rebel urge to boy 6 X 9 f e e t ...... 12.95 •fiy oppiov*4 flonorol hoto^ No RmH on iMMibor oF otoMom par ymr, to* X ..38.50 planned . ahr^wripess in it. By | cott. whfch was very effective in ,6 X 12 f e e t ...... 16,95 4.2 15 feet must be ii^ y June iv-odmlidoe M ony liovtol wHhIn 60 dqylbeewldeiedieswedmtolwkAllearelUd imdmMto Ikrt .pplleoltoi, w«l i»l b. IWII to. doto .1 to. CWHtool. rf I shouting a.-^loud as he did, Khrush i .some Isolated locations, the general femily si*mbsf» fri wmo boMfitt. * , Membanhip Aureemont l«u*d to me. | chev not- only defended himself, in 15th. Special FREE turnout for the country averaged URTH his heraenal position which was ( lie per cent of the electorate.. .95 ea. Spechl sizes, too! “Covered W agon NAME ‘ DATE embarrassing because he had apon- Of the 452 seats, candidates 34 jtoiiib Dep Y*er Lost Nom*i-PRINT Plot N*m*-PRINT MIddto InWo! ■I sored Eisenhower before the- Rus Rides” «n June 4th PLAN "B” BENEFITS pledged to Ifack - de Gavdie s pro Stearn.s. and Foster ip- Any width listed, any length, to order! sian people, hut he also kept the gram of self-determination won expres.slon of indignation largely nerspring mattresses and 5th. Mole □ Pemole □ 298. attached to plywood pua COVHAOI. RMAROLKS OP OOff, an *1 BU ADDRESS. to himself.------The French extremisU, on the SlraMend N*. CNy end Z*m panels with tuck-in, provitod and bM*d by Ito ho^iHel during your bwwft f He whipped himself into a seem- (.^her hand, who w'anl no compro- space for bedding. ■nositMda, drsto^X-roy, labototory tsrvkM, osygMi and ■Nny aliiwti) Ing rfege... r . TV—He didAIJ ->^4 not, however, AV.At* mlse, won____ only1.. 87 seals. Twins only. U n HlOW; whip the Russian people^ into any These results represent, then, Twin Hollywood-headboard Indoor - Outdoor dining Husband or wH* end all UNMARRIED CHILDREN U N ^ popular turmoil. He made his own moderate but tangible success for 111 AOAVOPITeadMGnlMpIlpP! 19 YEARS of age to ^ Inelodtd undar your momborthlpi acting seem enough. de Gaulle's idea of drawing the Circle “S” Day Camp from June 27 to August 29th. Rates dwrgo'f** roast, msaii a ^ gamral Birth Date The vivid contrast is provided by Watkins rugged redwood barbecue Moslem population into the politi - 3 pcs. S30 a week (2 weeks minimum) $25jrweek for mope than nunlng aors. what when on in China. 'There, the group makes a rustic dining room as Ptnl Nome MIddI* Inhfal Month Y*ar cal process, of having them accept Beds 66. 2 weeka. Hot Aieal at noon. Transportation provided. Communist leadershi'p,,. which had j ?sponsihllity, and of establishing, well as a garden set. Stain or paint it I Hinbcmd Q 28 x«60-inch table; two benches. L *m to ride and care/or horses. Children from ages been working all along against a through the existence of this live Twin size Stearns and Foster box springs on CREDIT UP TO |12S provkisd for aodi hsiptol dap toraMto 1. » WH* n Remember summij, conferencei^relended, af and functioning central movement, legs, innerspring mattresses; attached to 28 7 to 14. chlMbirlh •Nor 8 awnlto huAond wnI vrif* MnibonMp. K.D. Ion - □ •Mollmanl leal* only u«HI ter the summit collapse, a sudden V conditions in which both the headboards to match bedroom furniture • Riding Instruction • Horseshoes CREOn UP TO |10 for ooch inMol vWt lolwipital anMrgtnqr 2. Doughlar p anger at EiRenhower for havmg P’rench and the Algeriaii extremes above! . • Arcfiery room vrimn ooro k rocolvod within 24 hoots *f ■eddsnt Son * □ ruined it, and organized . popular • Trail Riding will shrink'in strength and Influ- • C^vereiA. Wagmi R i^ ; .. Dodohlor □ JUNE 14 demonstrations in which millions • Volley BaU I. ,cncc unlit both have to accept • Bwimniing at Gay City State of people were invited to condemn ^.huc It is Without headboards | 55 • Cook-outs PtAN " I " RATE* Son □ year oppUaeMea today to Doughltr □ toad Eisenhowerr and the 'United States, Gaulle is patient; he is 4 .7 5 Park • Oyer-nights lndivlduoI«~«— .WJO pm mon 4. Same bedding as aboye fitted with ^ix > Badminton : .. 'Thereliave been no such scenes.in obstinate; he has a good token re- family 49,92 P®* smnlh Sob , □ CeMicflMt Ih it Craif legs. Low cost beds or living room ‘ RMorvation* Are limited—^Phond MI S-29S7 Doughlar p Russia aa yet, although -Russia suit. 22-inch Colonial brass - s. .. was toe nation aupposedly direct couches! . 6 SISWbItMyAviMt plated table lamps with TO I I PAID O UA ITIRIT ly offended by oUr spy plane and beige burlap ' shades. Maw ItoHMi CMaadiflBt 4apaii Second Cu*tomeiv Sk m h r e . BATf. our subsequent conduct. This is Use in, living rodm-or not because #uch demonstrations Bunk beds '*^ Tokyo Japan was toe second 4 4 bedroom. Buy ’em in CIRCLE (D RANCH could, not be easily ordered. largest Importer of United States goods last year, buying 8937,000,- pairs. Regularly $5.95. Th# inference present In this clr- 1A8T OT.,* ANDOVER, CONN^MI 1-2987 eunutancs l#*d# u# toward what 000 worth. 'That was far below toe 88.700.000;000 worth ImportoQ d «. With two Bimketta Baddinjr (Out- i t vr* wiink Khniahchav*# ##eond ob- by Canada. Japan’* 1959 exports 7„ ■ j«:tiv# to b#. W# think hi# acting, to the United SUtaa amonatad to * , . 0 to loM * h* ktotoaU baa mooopo- ^OiSJMO.OOO. • A' \ J?- p a g e e l e v e n »»■ MANCHESTER EVENING ^ R A L D , MANCgfflSTEB. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. I960 IMM. Construction Is la progress 1,850,000 Idled tong outjths loe ..atysW* to a on another 4,680 miles. Included in Francs last yaar sold $3,000,000 tion per hen climbed from IM a Frozen Jiiice Improved eentrlfuga. ' ■ 1JKM),000 tons mesa at Ibstr lavraat year to about 200. The 1969 per. the program are 4,860 bridges com Washingtoair—Dasplta start Stssl Importt Soar more chemical products abroad strike, the number of workar* to* P A O i m v level ainea 1988. capita oonsumpUoh waa five egg» Miami -r- A new procese f«r pleted and 4,704 underway. 14 jraart ago, li« waa em ploj^ at than she lmport*d. ^ rjob* Progress volved in Ameri^can workntop|torj« Pratt and -Wliltney Aircraft. Naw Yark—^A raoord of nearly h l^ e r than to 1968. concentrating frosen orange Jude# Monthly CD Test Bishop Lord Arrives France 4th in CStemicala J F a y B a c k T h ^ r t which began tft 1959 was Survivor# include two daugh 4,400,000 toria ( f ateel-mlU prod- Egg G>n8umption Rise* Is said to improve orange aroma. ^kington—Construction eon- lowest to postwar yw a - * 1 , 8 ^ O b i t u a r y ters, Mrs. Rita taoCann of Plaln- If you want "to add sUvera of . acts, valued at about $516,000,000, When th# Juice la concentrated to -hmctM have been completed cm New York—(NEAl—The last 000. The level waa lower In 1*5* Probe Told €2 Made •nie Ci\’ll Defense alarm sys ville and Mrs. Mary Pagan! of Fu n eral M ass Pnrla — The French chemical In garlic to beef you ara goijig te tem was tested shortly' after 2 ' ' Imported Into the United Chicago — Per capita consump the usual way by boiling oM«t* thoroughbred to win the Triple and 1957. The number of naw ^ p - Manchester; two sisters, Mim For Methodist Parley dustry, with axports worth 25 to pot roast, insert a small ■ sharp 5,968 miles of the national ayatsis pages,'5,900. waa less than In 1946, States last year. Both totals are tion o t sggs to the United States cess water, some aroma and fjsvor p.m. today. It was the monthly Catherine Navon and Miss NelUe 30 per cent more last year than to Crown of racing was ClUUon to A solemn pontifical requiem \ -more than 2^4 times the former totaled 3t>4 to 1959 compared with knife deep Into the meat at Intw- ara lost. The new pro<:ese^olvei of IntersUte and .1950 to'I'1^53, and 1955, 200 Weather^ Flights check of the alarm. W U et W ound Naven, both of Manchester, , and 1958, now rank# fourth to exports vals; poke garlic alivers Into the since the program atarted to July 1948. Mass will be celebrated by the Moat Blahop John records, set In 1968. Last year was a reco. A high of 402 to 1946. Dur freezing the fresh ju i e j ^ d spln- Persons who failed to hear eight grandchildren. __ _ —after the United Stotes, West slashed places. ^ ______■ the alarm are requested to no The funeiral will be held Friday Rev. John F. Hacket^,^ auxiliary dent Blnhop of Mothodm the flret elnce 1903 In which such ing tha same period egg produc imports exceeded exporte, which st Germany, and Great Britain. In there that they were operating tify CMvll Defense headquarters K ills B a rre tt at 8:45 a.ih. at the John F. *nerney Bishop of the Archdiocese of Hart Church In -th# 'Boston area, W* \ (0 «titlnn«d from P *f« On#) rived here this morning on the out of Turkey?" In the Municipal Building, Funeral Home, 219 W. ford, tomorrow at 10 a.m. at S t 824-828 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER At this point the testimony w m giving ithe location of t o ^ St., followed by a solemn high eve of the opening of the New • Ob»erviiUons extend throu^- censored heavily. .®ryden finely WllUmantlc Civil Defense Di James’ Church for the Rey. fltim- Bhgland Southern Conference at <«,t the world. At the present time where they were at the time the ■ rector Francis 4- Barrett, 43, for M.:## of riquiem at St J^es’ replied that it previously had been alarm was tested. Church at 9:30. Burial will be In ley E. Koleslnskla. South Methodist Church. TEL. M l 3-5161 we have Instruments on Pan merly of Manchester, died last Father KoIesinskU, who was In published that U2 flights were be St. Jamee’ Cemetery. Bishop Lord spent today at Ote Imeriran and TWA JeU whl^, of ing made from Adana, Turkey, and L night In WllUmantlc of a selMn- terned by the Communists In Aus LOW, LOW PRI c ES Friends may call at the funeral home* In Bolton, of th# K#v. H. K# conrse. go around the world ^ that was new. He said his feeling bullet wound, tria for five years, died yesterday Mousley, Norwich district super Atsvl]^, Japan to questions by Sen. 1 [^% at Gates and the Defense De- poUce In WilllmanUc said they home tonight from 7 .to 9 and *0- The Senate group at the age of 81 at Laurel Manor intendent. He will meet with manw OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 P.M. teneral Inquiry into the summit nTe^ansfield (2>-Mont), Dryden Lartment -had a very small role In L e r e not sure If the shooting waM morrow from 2 to 6 s-nd 7 to w R V W A D ._th» ilowTune of a Mike Mansfield (D-Mont), uryu'>M partment Convalescent Home after a long bem of the pres# and radio at a w A R D S rj N T O E fiasco. including the downing of « ld he believes all U2 planes are incident.” accidental or suicide. p.m. Illness. tro mny plane deep in If there -phey said a .22 caliber bullet dinner tonlj^t at • erounded. Fulbright was asked Frederick J. Orlpps The priest will lie In state In Bt Susannah Wesley hall. After din and Soyi(Viet Premier N'hita Khrush w«nsfleld was de- wss testimony as to whether wneiner 1 fired from a nnerifle Barrettdbucwi. had..... James' Church from 4 p.m. today chcv-s subsequent^ use oj^the i^i^ Rockville—Frederick J. Grippe ner, he wrlll hold a press confer In response to James G. Hagerty, President bought earlier yesterday pierced until the hour of the funeral to ence In preparation ter th# 4-day ilenl as a rea.son to draw leted by the (.wI a while NASA I Els'fenhower*s news secretary, dl-*|hl9 heart. His body was ^ound 59, of Manchester, N.H., formerly morrow. Burial will be in S t ?rom meeting with western heads of Rockville, dled^suddenly; yaa^er- regional conference. *'• W ^ ^ “i n « m L u to puVin^ 6:30 p.m. In the driveway Mary’s Cemetery, New Britain. Bishop Lord has been reported of state. made the "lanes and to men* on the U2 flight. of the Elks’ Lodge on |t. day while at woVk as a Kar^ner The Quleh Funeral Hbme, 225 Main TTie first U.S. word on the miM- la Pine Grove Cemetery In Man as a likely successor to Bishop CL ,„J"uVwas a" statement by NASA "instrument data “ I do not He said his understanding was | by Elk’s Club caterer, Gerard St, St. is In charge pf funeral ar BroiTil#y Oxnan, who if #xp#Ct#d Tavthavr\n‘ in advancrkiiowledjfe'advance knowledjfe'even e^ I that Hagerty, when q^-MHoned | Laurent, chester, N.H. rangements. to retire after a Jurisdictional that a weather plane based in Tur- nave m ” I u2, "merely told re- MH8 Graduate He . was bom , May 7, 1901, m Father Koleslnskls was bom In of the weather flight He was bom In Springfield, Conference to be held at American ifpv missinp. rN Rome Senators have questionedquesuoncu. porters to go aak NASA." Aylesbury. England, _ •«>« of the Laukuva, Lithuania, Oct. 22, 1878, Aft^r the session with that Maas., Feb. 28, l6l7, the son of late Joseph and Anna ( Groute Lhilverslty In Washington, D.C., whether CIA- has used NASA to "My understanding is and was ordained June 12, 1913 at June 15-19. The Rev. and Mrs. rhtrman J. William Fulbright Cripps, and...... had lived • In Ml^tanches- Kenrick Seminary, 111. He served p-Arki expre.ssed the opinion at Lawrence F. Almbhd of South ter for five years, moving there churches In Illinois most of Ills Church, the Rev. Mr. Mousley, from Ipswich, Mass. ^ life, and came to Manchester after AND Keynote Speaker and M. Philip Susag, Manchester ■ Ho was a member of St. An retirement to be near - relatives. general chairman for the District drew’s Episcopal Church In Man - He celebrated his 40th annl Democratic Congressman EUnillo of^air turbulence and other wj^th: Conference, are expected to at chester, N.H.. the National Assn, versary Mass Aug. 16, 1953, at St Q. Daddarlo will be the keynote tend the Washington conferencs. Si |Tit v/‘S>r.r T of Gardeners, and the North Shore Andrew’s Church- In New Britain. speaker at a meeting of Hartford voiced the viev;,' that us- gence acUvitles either "NASA made the statement ’’ Howard Works at 45 Cone St., He was visiting relatives' near and Tolland Coijty Democratic Guests St the dinner will be and Massachusetts Horticultural representatives from local and v.l.pn,..t ,‘h.' .M ; o, m o w Societies. He was a gardener at the end of World War H when he women in Manchester Saturday. fof spy ^a^cUvitl^rwas J'a rather^fitniments or operations Bowers St., The meeting, an Instruction ses area newspapers and radio sta Gore (D - Tenn) whether Hagerty would be invited Barreto lives at the Maxwell esUte, now Rockville was told to leave. He was seized by tion WINiF, district superintend Sen. Albert 1 Manchester. the Communist# *in the Red Zone sion for the leaders of Democratic dangerous undertaking. to testify. City HosplUl, for many years. ents, host ministers and their ytuch of the, questioning of brought out that NASA was un-| Barrett boiight the rifle, three of Austria and Interned as a dis Women's Club# from towns Jn the "We haven’t made any decision,” He leaves his wife, Mrs. Evelyn wivee, and msmtoers of the South Drvden centered o ^ 'h y this state- aware at the time of Us "cover 1 he said. "We can’t subpoena him boxes of shells, 10 targets and a Champagne Cripps; a son, Freder placed person for five years until two counties, will be held at the ?d 'He Wi rifle^'cleaning kit at a 'Winimantlc Community Y from 9 a.m. to 4 Mrthodlrt Church committee on me'nt was Issued; 'He was 9^*8- ews/story that------a ^ . *'*K*''^ . _ QfotP of.to Biuce iic since la a. he cunnucilbiai Is a confidential oct..iCbcaij secretary ick C. Cripps; two daughters. Miss he was able to return to this coun- public relatione. Stanley a rcle of tloned behind clo.sed. doors but i had been reached for the stare President, and I don’t know store earlier In the day. One theory p.m. Denise Mario Cripps of Manches try. , . the w e e s will prepare and eerve censoreij. transcript of his tesit Department to, usueissue whatever! he would come. He Jhay advanced by the police is that Survivors ■ Include two vsisters, Rep. Daddarid Will address the ter, and Mrs. Ellegra A. Osborne meeting at 9:30 a.m. About 80 the dinner. , mnny was given newsmen. statement was made on the p very well want to come If he can Barrett was examiningh .nxinonranv the rifle Mrs. Stepbana Strelchun and Mrs. and It discharged accidentally. of Topsfleld, Mass.; two brothers, women are expected. The conference will don’t believe we examined Into amlner ordered Barrette body re- and activity. The Information and Rockville Friday at 2 p.m. with Band> Orchestra training will be repeated to the opening of the cortference. had merely planned to answer re- Gore said the National Security that.” ^ I moved to Windham Community the Rev. James L Grant, rector, various town clubs In the two Council arrived at that decision, gut, he added, "I think It's a Memorial Hospital. It Is not ee^ porters' questions about the plafte. officiating. Burial will b i In Grove counties, she said. But he said that It was decided apparently at a meeting outside rather dangerous undertaking." tain whether or not there is to be StudenPL^aders Hill Cemetery. At the time of th# Manchester to Issue s statement rather than to Washington a few hours before He said that Dryden was' asked an autopsy. Friends may call at the Ladd meeting, there will b# thre#-simi Pu b lic R ecords have a "generaf free-for-all" pf NASA’s statement. about the extent to which NASA 1 Active In Elks Chosen atvMHS Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., lar gathering# elsewhere In the questioning by reporters. The council session was held knew It was being used as a covert Besides being ClvU. Defense dl tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. ^tate, each meeting attended by Warrantee Deede ■1 would Ilk. to emphasirc that outside Washington because of a for spying. rector^ Barrett wan executive e ^ - David Aknond will be the stu i«^c#entative# from two counties. William 8. and Ruth H. Davis th. text of that statement as Is Clvll Defense practice alert. "I don’t think most of them retary ott the Greater ’WllUmantlc dent' director of the .Mancheeter After Rep. Daddarlo’# talk, the to Aldon Yams, Inc., property sa sued was not cleared with the Dryden testified that “ eo far as (NASA officials) knew It,” Ful- oommurilty Chert, retiring presl- I High School Band In 19fi0-61, and morning workshop session will fea Constance Dr. CHA oc anyone else," Dryden said, vre were concerned the cover bright said. "This witness—he’s fig^t of the WllUmantlc Lions FaneraU Roberta Johns will be the ftudent ture an addreS# by State Rep. Wil Ruth B. Stevenson to Olullo and “although the Information In It, story was In effeqt as the result of had. long , experience—I think he club, an esquire In the WlUiman- director of the orchestra. liam Shea of MendOT. Mr#. M«ry Olga Verro, property at 29 Ridge SPC aA U C allfaH Ba -. tha answers to the questions that the collaboration with ClX. • • ■ knew a good deal about what was j.jg Elk’s Lodge, a member of the K. Brechlln of New BrltJ^, a ter Mrs. Xkifemls A. Gustafson Almond Is the son of the Rev. St. were contained within It were and,.we did nothing, we said noth- going on,” VFW, the American Legion and and Mrs. Lawrence Almond, 1208 mer county commissioner^^ -will Dwight R. and Ruth H. Phelpe rad w aad b arilalu '# i(at . '* cleared with the CIA and I am Ing contrary to the agreed on facts Fulbright said his feeling was gnd 8, the Knights of Co- 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Eu- Main ___ S t, ^and Is _a winner______of speftk during th# #ftemoon se#- to Wilfred J. and Mabel L. Chall- told by them, with State.” relatlng to the cover etory.” that the phony NASA statement jumbus, and the IMsabled Amerl- femia Aima Gustafson, I irfloiarsl^ donated toy "rie Her- 'four, property at 14 CTearvlew “Tou discussed all of the sub Dryden said the CIA Instructed "probably would not have pan Veterans. matack S t, were aid to Laurel Music Comp this A luncheon will be served to th# 10% Down I Q 8 8 stantive facts and statements In NASA to answer ^eetion# and made If It had b^ n submitted to .^gs chosen by the WiUbnan- afternoon at the W’atklns-West| participant# at the Y. Ter that with representatives of the told NASA this had be*n coordl- the State Department for approv- summer. Mrs. Vennard Is president of the Robert Q. fnd Juliet D. Baker an Words Torms I p tic Junior Chamber of Commerce Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Mi## John# 1# the dau^ter of to Otto and Hlz* Kleperia, prop CffiA?’’ Chairman Fulbright asked. nated with the State Department, al." as the "Outrtanding Cltlnen” In The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pas Hartford County Federation of "We asked for Information,” «xn agencies should recognise Mr. and Mr#. Robert John#, 250 Democratic Women’s Club#. erty at 179 Hawtlterne 8L "'That Is correct,” Dryden replied. WllUmantlc In 1969. tor of Emanuel Lutheran (Church, Greenwood Dr., and hae taken Fulbright asked .whether Dry Dryden said. “ The operation was the Importance of. clearin'^ George W. Miner'to, Theodore Hondsome 6-ft. picn’ie table plut 2 banchat, mode He was employed at Pratt and officiated. G. Albert Pearson was flute lesson# for five year#. .She den had ever been told that “ the not ours. We had no knowledge of statements respecting foreign pol- organist and soloist. R. SchueU, property at 87-59 from Mosonad lV4-Wi. thkti redwood. Traotad to the operation Itself.” icy with the State Department,^ Whitney Aircraft In East Hart take# part In the dance band and Cooper St. Department of State Miould be ford, and lived In Manchester prior Burial was In East Cemetery. M ed iators F a il defy bod waothor, tanaitas. Sh^Hy built to iaot consulted when statements affect NASA felt obliged to answerUg said, Bearers were Alfred Gustafson, the ’IBandoleer#,” and was a mem Qultdakn Deede ber of the All-«U te Orcheetra. ing our foreign policy are made." questions. Dryden went on, be- jn reply to complaints from re to entering the Army In World Richard" Moore, Oliver Gothberg, Edmund E. Haley to Virginia 8 poepia. Wad for’ eosud H.lii||![5lndaon or out.* cause the existence of Its weather porters about the heavy censorship War IL He served oversea# with Edward Johnson, FranX O’Keefe, Both leaders were elected dur V. Haley, property on Lyneee St. n • was told these statements ing the annual band and orcheS' On UAC Pact had been cleared by CIA with flight program had been known for gf Dryden’s testimony, Fulbright an artillery unit. and Herbert Johnson. Public Houelng Authority te State," Dryden replied. "I did not four years. said the committee "agreed with He was graduated from the Uni tra outing Memorial Day. (OonUnned from Page One) Manchester Housing Authority, Independently check that fact. Dryden was dismissed after more thg actions of the censors.” versity of (Connecticut In 1950, and Miss Mary HlUery portions of sewer lines with eeite- than two hours of testimony. | There was no release on tesU- became executive secretary of the iuG 8 MINISTBRS MEET menU and rights of way north of Why, Fulbright ariied, did The funeral of Mi## Mary Hll-1 Washington, June 1 (^F>—A Mediator# have NASA's statement say that . the Fulbright told reporters that mony yesterday by Allen W. community chest in WllUmantlc meet with spokesmen for Hartford Rd. lery, 231 Porter St., V a s held this Western Big Three rtrategy UE planes were being luied In Ja Secretary of Defense Thomas 8. Julies, director of the Central In- upon graduation. morning at the John F. Tlemey sides in the Hamilton Standard Executor's Deed Gates Jr. would be questioned to-UelHgence Agency (CIA), Survivor# meeting was arranged for late ,! Double-Duty Sofa Bed pan, Turkey and California. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center S t, dispute today and with those In ■nie eetate of E. Annie Hannon morrow. Today, Dulles was called before today following the second se "You Issuril this without check Besides his father, slrter and followed by a solemn high Mas#| the Slkoi'a'ty dispute 'Ihursday. to Irving Rlblooff and David Kot- ing It with the Secretary of State," FVlbright indicated he did not Uhe House Foreign Affair# Com- brother In Manchester, he leaves cret session of the Soothe*st The workers at all seven plants kln, property et 135-137-139 Main expect that Gates could tell much „,ittee. Before his appearance, CIA of requiem at St. James’ Chgrch. A#U Treaty Organization Fulbright said. "Why did you put his wife, Mrs. E ve'y", ^ i M t ^ The Rev. John F. Hannon wmsl are working without a contract 8L O from a famous manufaeturot agents searched the hearing room Barrett, an employe In the WllU (S l^ T O ). Socrotary of State to make sure there were no hid feelebrant, !. assisted by the Rev. Christian A. Herter Invtted whUe their leader# and msnsge- mantlc office of the Department J o ^ h H. McCann as deacon, and ment try to put together a new Saratoiga, opened to the echo den microphones. Britain’s Foreign Secretary Sel- of Civil War gunfire, features the Bv day tt i* sn ultra imsrt sofa that esn be sssily eonvsr+ad ^ o s roomy $5.00 down Chairman Thomas E. Morgan of Motor Vehicles; another sister, the Rev. Joseph Farrell as sub one. Mrs. Walter Murphy of Middle- deacon, Mrs. Jane Matcarone | wyn Uoyd and French Foreign The union members have au- two oldest stakes In the nation— bad which will sleep two. You’ll enjoy tha ilaalt modern **Y*'"9 on torms (D-Pa) told newsmen the commit Minister Maurice Couve de Mur- town; and several nieces and was organist and soloist. thorlzlid their leaders to call a th# Travers, first run In 1864, and trim lines tha^ sleeping comfort from its innarspring a ot^ etion . tee would maintain "absolute ae- vllle to the private meeting, for the Saratoga Cup, first run In recy” about Dulles’ testimony. nephews. , Burial was In St. James’ Ceme strike If all else falls, but no strike Uphoittarad 'with a fine quality nylon ^ ich / ' ' t Bhineral sei^ice# will be held at tery, with committal by Father | which detailed plan# were not 1865. The Senate group was unable to disclosed. date has been set. Ths handy bedding compartment can be used td store bedding, ate. get from Dulles ■ yesterday any the Elks’ Home In WllUmantlc Farrell assisted fey. Father Han explanation of what particular In Friday at 8:16 a.m. A funeral non. Bearer# were'Paul N. Hll-1 Choice of colors. formation the U2 sought on Its Mass will follow In St. Joseph’s lery, Paul D. Hlllery, Donald HiV flight Into Russia. Church, WllUmantlc, at 9. Burial lery. Frank Hlllery. Dr. Jdhn Bar Spoclal Spring Sov- will be In St. James’ Cemetery In ry and Morris Silversteln, .Manchester. ingt on aH your Mrs. Helen Maroney Friends may cqU at the Elks dacorating nafds 1 S ix A c cid e n ts Home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and The funeral of Mrs. Helen Maro- I WARDS tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ney. 64 Pleasant St., was held this MONT C. OMERV WAHD SALE! Folding aluminum/ p.m. Klllourey Bros, of Willlman- morning at the Jofen F. ’Tlemey j m m TIME! Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., O n T u e s d a y tlc are In charge of arrangements. followed by a solemn high Mass of Sardn plastic chalrf Mm. Sophie 8. McCormick requiem at St. James' Church. Between noon and midnight yes The Rev. James T. O’Connell terday, six accidents occurred In Mrs. Sojihle Strauss McCormick, was celebraint, assisted by the Rev. Manchester, twjce the number for 68, wife of Harry R. McCormick. Francis T. Butler as deacon, and the entire Memorial Day weekend. 130 Pine St., died this .morning the'Rev. Joseph McCann as sub Two arrests and^ne Injury re at Manchester Memorial Hospital deacon. Msgr. George Grady of Reg; 6.45 4 8 8 sulted. ' ^ after a long Illness. Hartford and the Rev. John F. The most serious accident oc Mrs. McCormick was bom In Hannon were seated In the sanctu CERTIFIED: SUPER Extra Special Value. . . curred at 8:30 p.m. on E. Middle Vernon. May 2. 1892, and had lived ary. Paul Chetelat was organist | Tpke., near Riverside Dr., Wheh in Manchester for 48 years. She and soloist. according to police; a car driven was a member of South Methodist Burial was In St, James Ceme "strong, yet lightweight aluminum and eolorfiH $5 .0 0 down by Robert W. McCabe Jr., 17, of Church. tery, with committal read by Fa ' HOUSE PAINT Hollywood bed outfit on torms 42 Hamlin St., struck the rear of a Surviving, besides her husband, ther O’Connell. Bearers wereNlch-1 100% Saran wabWttg won’t rait ar fade, aamplata- car driven by Benjamin B. Smyth, are a daughter, Mrs. Russell Brod olas LaPiano, Gustav Poetz, Rob V watarpraof, tea. Chalaa of turqudia ar yellow ' 37, of 27 Hilltop Dr. erick of Manchester; two sons, ert J. Belllo, James D. McKeough, Only Wards could bring you this aomplata bad outfit for thk prica. I Both cars were badly damaged. Robert C. McCormick of Man Wilfred Audet, and Clifford Moran. Yes for only 159.58 you raeaiva a plasHa aovarad headboard, Innarspring I Smyth was taken to Manches- chester, and Wilson S. McCormick BU Y N O W -SA V E U P TO 11 grabbing. Polds away compaa*ly.\ tisr Memorial Hospital by police of San FranclAco, Calif.; two sis matrass, box springs on lags. Mattrsw k aovarad wHh a heavy durable cruiser for treatment - of a neck ters, Mrs. Frank Drenzek and Mrs. ticking wfHi layers 0# foH aver ^ soil unit. strain and then discharged. Nettle SmltlT, both-of Vernon; two McCabe was arrested and brothers, Edward Strauss of Manr. N ew s T id b its Ritgulariy S J t charged with following too close, Chester, and Louis Strausa of Bos and Is due to appear In court Mon ton, Mass.; five grandchildren, and Culled from AP Wires day. one great-grandchild. .Gunnar B. Sandberg, 32, of Funeral service# will be held Mor# Crarfoii^Mora V- South Windsor, was arrested and Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes Tax appraisal shows William I charged with failure to drive In Funeral Home, 400 Main. St. The Woodward Jr., socialite sportepM Just Received. . . Special Group jValMf In MattresMS an established lane, as the result Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pastor killed‘in 1955 when his wife mis of a 1-car accident at 329 Birch of South Methodist Church, will took him ter * prowler, left a net Mt. Rd., at 10:15 p.m. , ■>’ eetate, of more than $89 million. I Police say Sandberg told them officiate. Burial will be In East S-pc. chromo and plastic dinotto sal# Cemetery. . . Arreet of four men and a RC^ S.9$ SINGLE 1 he fell asleep. FYiends may call at the funeral wotoan on charges of shooting up His car plowed about 40 feet front of building, housing semi $5.00 down 2 9 “ into a planted field of nursery home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. GALLON. WHITE and and Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 official newspaper RevoVuclpn m Large the dinette lat^ provides ample fasting and itoraga s ^ c s . an torms stock, owned by George J. Flynn, Havana announced by military In- | ^.m. Outstanding quality and fine construc No matter where you plan jeo spend your vaca'tion, you 11 cKuslng . considerable damage to vestlgators. COLORS, NOW 4.M ' Mad* «5va years of sarviaa wHh triple plated ahroma canstnieb^ the small trees. Sandberg was tion. 252 resilient steal coils ara cush enjoy reading about what’s going on. in your Old home The Rev. Glennon King, Albany, Chairs ara upholstfrad In fWta quality pUiiti*. S(*et from yaHow. rtid told to be In court Monday. Mrs. Shirley D. Boyle Mrs. iBhlriey Donovan Boyle, 89, Ga., candidate ter president of the • Final! liniaad ^1 ioned with wh'rta cotton sisal for raal town. In Wh*'" accidents, Robert Urlc- United States on Afro-AmerlCM or vay. Extra chair, are sale priced at $4.t8. many as you need chlo. 2S; 6f,78 Harlan Rd., knocked wife of Albert Boyle, 135 Summit • Sat! Htanium pigman! sleep comfort. full sixes. St., died early this morning at Unity “ Party, disputes NAAOF for use with or without tha table. some bricks' loose on a stone waH statement that radsl segregation a Fia!ii-!as!ad avar 25 yacrt owned by James Morrow, 313 Manchester Memorial Hospital af Spnice St. Damage to both car ter a long Illness. is dead In the South... Tornadoes roar o ^ Weet Texas while giant Latiing pretaction at low prica. HAVE “THE HERALD” and wall was light. She w as'bom in Hartford, Dec. Slight damage resulted to cars 19, 1920, daughter of Mrs. Arthur hall stones smash windows |n Mildaw-rasUtanti brilliant tail*' driven by Claude J- Cyr, 38, of Donovan Sr. rmd the late Arthur some towns and rain# of more claaning whita ^nd hntreut, foda* Hartford, and Richard. M. Com- Donovan. She had lived In Man than three Inches cause flood ratittant paital color,. Maximum SEHT TO YOU BY MAIL tois, 23, of South Windsor; when Chester for 18 year*. Mrs. Boyle ing In Bonham In north central ! hiding pewar j high coler ratantletv Ltw#tl Moa Evir their cars scraped together at vVas a member of South, Method Texas. Maintains uniform appaaranca. Center and Broad Sts., at 1:40 ist Church. Canplala 8-Pe. a ip and fill out this coupon. Mail to Circulation Department I p.m. Besides her mother and husband, Yanks Play Well along with your check or money order. A collision at Main and Forest she Is survived by a daughter. Miss BinkBed Ensemble Sts., at 2:30'p.m., caused moderate Donna Boyle of Manchester; .two brothers, Arthur Donovan Jr. of Harlech, Wales, June 1 (>P)—Four I CERTIFIED HOUSE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALS" damage to cars driven by David Americans a French vlcomteMc, Spacial Purchase! Deluxe Davidson, 42, of New Britain, and East Hartford, and James Dono 13 Bissell Bt., Manchester, Conn. van of Newington; two sisters, an Irish lass and tw9 Eqgllsh glris PAINTJJNDERCOAT ( William Belflore, 72, of 132 Char fight out the .quarter-finals of tne quality chaise lounge Please send "The Herald” to me, at the following vaca- | ter Oak St. . . ' Miss Mary Donovan and Mrs. Karl McGinnis, both of East Hartford. British Women’s open golf cham 69 ** tlon address: The final auto mishap occurred pionship today. Overshadowing the 10% down ( at 9:10 p.m., on Oak near Cot Funeral services will be held at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 whole tournament Is a on tar|ns tag'e St, Involving car# driven by American girl who many think hits Name | Main St., Friday at 1:30 p.m. The 1 0 % . down Patrick J. McCann, 41, of 30 Ash Rev. Percy Spurrier, associate the ball Just as far as the legen Outfit^coniists of bunk bod, Street “ | worth St., and Marlon I* Loeser fiastor of South Methodlat Church, dary Babe Zaharlas. a Spacial oils tad surfaca on terms two springs and mattrassas, I 65 Pearl St, The girl the British havetegged City and State • will officiate. Burial will be In • Oal. taalt up to MiO tq. ft. guard rail and ladder. Bads Damage was minor. Veterans Field In East Cemetery. "The Second Babe" is lo n j^ U in g I Spacial Salt (My home address Is . . I Friends may call at the funeral Joanne Gunderaon, the blonde belt arc made of solid hardwood V,8. BACKS ALLIES er from Kirkland, Wash. Sava ovar 17%1 Saali lha tur- SakTSS-l*. home tonight from 7 to 9 and to foea wHh tha corract beta for bait OoKna construction thwcoltokf. In msplo' finish. 4-drawar n 1 week 30c—□ , 2 weeks SOc—Q * weeks 90e | Washington, Juno V W — A morrow from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ■olid hardwood (d«ost, rich | 9x12 Ft. RnsD D 1 month 51.80— (Check length of Ume wanted) sp^esmau aeeorted today the h ig h s c o r e r s ^ houM, trim and ihuHar painting. •himlnum tubing from ^ f ^ ^ Rflkway Bsi I CHECK OB MONEY ORDER MUST I United Stetee will, live up to Ite WUllssa V . NaVen Fort Collins, Ctelo. (ff) — Chuck •m rest to tha padded o^ka amhions that « mapla finish...... M-85 Hard surfaaa fUar aavaringi are 4-patHlo« raUawag ha aa» ha aka ACXXIMPANY THIS ORDER , 1 defeiwe {dedgee to i^ o n e mep- 'WUllam Vincent Naven, TS, e< Newcomb and Larry Hoffiner, has-J luppartad w’lth^ rubbarixad hak fUMog for extra to alM»-4H*t. go 0 m 1m m t4Ni A L •oed by Soviet rocket threats. M N St. James St.,* died suddenly ketball start of ths Past sewon, State DepartmMt press officer coinfart. Msd « • *halto. at his home yeetertay aften>oon. ars th# flrtt Colorado State Uni-1 damp map. Owio* •! pq1l*l«fc .4 llnooln White .accused Soviet He wea bom In Coventry on varsity players In history to score PAINT NOW-PAY LATER ON EASY TERMS Marahal Rodin MaUnoveUy of 1,000 points to s toriag to ‘‘Intimidate govens- Etb. »r, 1884. Both playsd In th# Shtuis IK a n clfP fltp r E ittn tttg wfctoh am aheohitely Michael and BUan P ’Lssry Na-ven, bid bad Ibved to Blanehaster most Wast iJl-star gams to Kansas City ------■— ‘in eg M i Uto. « i < o » tm t tUrrnm m to VM. sp7 flsM ^ C
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A-\ WEDNESDAY, JUNE .1, 1*60 Page§ IS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, IWO lEuwtng lifralJi MA^^C^STER EVfeNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNm WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1960 Democrats ini No Rush Dispute on Pact^Ike Darling Farm Okayed, 21 Take Vows D24-S28 At Concordia To Fill Directorship JrP Socialis|s Plan MAIN Sir. Supermarket Denied H I ^ S U I Concordia Lutheran Church will Although Town Domocrets 8160,000 for a West Slda aanltgiy WARDS■ MV W A « O confirm 21 young people on Pente sewer. . ^ M O M V O O I WARDS cost Sunday, June 6. Thoee who are considering "several” candidates Bropoeed Projeefia M C3 N T G O M E R Y W A it D Builder TTmnk R. Wood la close to make their vow will form a pro for the director’s poet recenUy PowsU’a proposed ImproveJBSnte to beginning construction of roads Move to Oust cession at the 11 a.m. service Sun cated by T#d Cummings, there Include the storm drains. end drains on a portion of day. Other Improvements he Inclucw ' Darling Farm, off Keeney St. Following the laying on of hands, srllf he no exdted rush to push one are library ^qianalon, fSOO.OOOf which has been lying fallow for s (Oonttnned from Pm ® 0 “®> . Asahl, which haa been _ the newly confirmed will receive into focus ahead of normal party two awlmmihg pools, |90,000; a that Kishl resign, today urgeHsthe about three years. their first Holy Communion. The town garage, 875.000; and perma The Town Planning Commission procedures. '' Blaenbowcr’a arrival Jiine 19 on a premier to ask Washington ^ altar of the church will be banked DemocraUc Town Chairman nent pairing, 875,000. postpone Sisenhower’a visit or last night approved a 36-lot por In red and white fiowers and According to Powell, if the itata visit LOWEST PRICE tion of the 140-acre farm, leaving candles, Confirmands will be robed Steve Cavagnaro said today there All-time rWk permanent ham to U.8.- will probably ho no decision on a work la financed pver a l-jrear A apokeiman for the federation Wood one step away from begin Japaneee relations. in white and will carry prayer and candidate for a week or two. period, 8330,000 will have to ^ charged that a Conjmunlet-backed "What can be aocompUahed ning development on a rural zone service books, a gift to each from spent each year, end toe ^ “ basis. ’The Board of Directors now Ho said he foresees no special faction Inalde ^ e gorup "has toward furthering friendship If l o o f ^ the parish. meeUng of the DemocraUc Town mills (based on » J^OO "ilUion we must welcome the state guest refrigerator-freezer in WARDS history must give, final approval Those to be confirmed are Miss grand list) ^11 be 2.2 mllla each orders from the Kremlin to demon Shirley Bendell, Miss Carol Covill, Committee before the regular strate violently, and It Is not Im with lines of police offleers pro Meeting In executive session last meeting June 15 to consider night, the TPC considered four MUs Patricia D’Agostino, Miss ^*Here are PoweU’e figurae for possible that they wlU c r^ te tecting him and poeribly with successor. bloody riots such as on May Day rows of undesirable plaekrds being other applications, ' mil for zone Clare Fischer, CUrke FUcher, Jef carried ardimdf” the newspaper 105-LB. TRUE FREEZER changes. ^ frey Bush. Miss Joanne Frazel, Once a candidate la nominated " X ^ u r * ^ ? ^ . 1247.000 «id 1.6B low priras! 1952.” when one person was killed Richard Gees, Charles Hald, Mlaa for tho post, the Board of Direc asked. A zone change on Green Rd., and more than 1,000 persons were Jo Ann Haskell, Samuel Kotsch. tors will have to approve him as Injured. . ff M Ha own aopmrato atormga door, horn which would pave the way for con ”'*FHve years, $197,000 and 128 T^kyo buraed with rumors that a ahufkar lea cuba traya. struction of an AAP supermarket Frederick Kristoll and Ronald director by majority vote, either Klshl’s cabinet might order out there, was denied. McCann. In a regularly scheduled or a spe ’" s u years. 8164,000 and 1.1 troops to protect the President. Larson Attfending ’The other changes were tabled Also, Paul Quasnitschka, Miss cial meeUng. • The government reportedly can for further study. Beverly Rautenbarg, Miss Diane Cummings resigned his direc celed plana for Ehsenhower and Boy Scout Dinner I BIG 13 CU. FT. SIZE Approval of the section of the Sharp, Mias Karen Slbrinsz, Miss torship last Week because his Darling Fam comes after two and Joyce Stalger, Robert Jublnville, work has required that' he be out VFW Women Set Enaper, Friday, , " When the zone request was heard The committee, he Indicated, N II . development. of floor space, and will be con trict president. Mra 8tr«ter la The board and the TPC-discuss before the publfc laat weak, more wants to select a candidate re than fiO area residents oppoled the structed on a 15,000 square--^foot sponsibly and carefully., also active In the ed last week the po,wen the town Bite across from the Buckalnd Custer Music Supervisor Barracka Auxiliary and toe DAV Limited quantities may have in brining about the In change. Residents indicated they Formal conslderaUon of Cum didn’t want a large shopping cen School, leased to the government G>urt Cases Auxiliary. „ stallation of storm drains and Bucklania Postmaster fMin Ger- mings' resignation will be on the Those who wlU I enuu|(n lw ter In their area. THC G IR GIVING SEASON IS HERE; other facilltlea large enough to ich Said as far as he knows there Of U.S. Schools in Spain agenda of > , special Board of Di Streeter from toe MantoM^ handle a whole land contour cont area Itenw ’Tabled have been no bids received for the V Stanley Shamonla, no certain rectors meeting tonight. Auxiliary ire J m ® ratherithan a single miitbdmalon. Tabled for further dlscueelon construction work yet. TTie .meeting was called, howr Mrs. Laura Ecsbert, Mrs. LsicUle HERFS THE IDEAL G IR FOR EVERiYONE! ’The TPC indicatedJ' that,----- if a were; ' , , addreas, waa given a 30-day jail Arthur R. Custer of MknehesterOtioned at Torrejon Air Base, out ever, largely for the purpose of au The Buckland. post office at side of Madrid Hirto, and Mrs. Mary LeDuc. builder’s i^lans meet the regula 1. Alexander Jarvis' request for present occupies apace In Gerich’s lentence, to be suspended fitter will become muelc supervisor for thorizing bonds, notes, and signing tions, the commission has no a change of z<»e between Bldwell Custer also composes, and an or of contracts for the 8680,000 In NOW A at a rea l lo w PRICE: 88 garage and service station building four days are served, for violation the Air Force ecbools In Spain In chestra piece he has written will choice but to kpprove them. St. and Hartford Rd. The TPC U- on Tolland Tpke. ’The new building school renovations which Manches At an earlier meeting, a resi b l^ it until the commission can of probation. August. be played Dec. 5 by the Madrid ter voters approved In last week’s Janet Bieu Sent will be bJillt just east of the loca Doria A. Flke, 86, of French Rd., Philharmonic. It may also be play dent, Franklyn Parker, suggested diacusa plans for the area with Jar tion of the present office. For the past year, Custer haa referendum. that the town not adeept any de vis. When the Rt. 6 highway le Bolton, was given a 30-day sus been an Instrumental music ed at summer music festivals in /£’« a Tru^Cdd^sM only by Wards Spain. The work haa already been Directors will also consider au To Niantic Farm velopment for at least a year after built, the town wljl consider ex pended sentence and placed on pro teacher at the University of Se thorizing tho preparation of plans drains and roads had ’leefi .install tending Love Lane south to InUr- Extended Forecast played on a Spanish national rti bation for tlx months for obtain for a sewage treatment plant Janet C. Bleu, 24, of 96 C har^ $ 1 0 DOWN, $12 a month ed. Then, he said, the town would sect the new highway. The exten ville. dio network. south of W. Middle Tpke. and east We service what we sell know whether the facilities Would ing money under false pretenses Custer is the eon of Louis Cus The Custers plan to travel In Oak SL. waa aentenced to an Inde sion would bisect Jarvis’ lot. Windsor Locks, June 1 *JP> — (aix counts). of the Hockanum River. perform their function or not. He 2. A request to resohe the 19- ’The V.S. Weather Bureau at Brad ter, 98 Hawthorne St., and the late Europe this summer. Including finite term h i-th e Robert Flake, 60, of 80 Cottage Gertrude Custer. He graduated Tho plant—estimated at about State Farm for Women at NlanUc, PLUS.TAX suggested this plan would lead to acre Burr Comerp lot next to the ley Field Issued this 5-day fore St., was sentenced to 10 days In northern Italy, Vienna, Salzburg, 830,000—^would to tho low cost an economy. _ . Wilbur Croea Highway In Buck- cast for Connecticut today: from Manchester High School In Germany and France. for too fraudulent Issue of a chock. jail tor IntoxlcaUon. 1940B, served in the Navy Air swer to the 8160,000 West Side The denial of the Green Rd. zone land. The commlsalon wants to Temperatures In Connecticut, Ludmilla Smlltnleks, 81 Union sewer which the voters rejected. In Imposing sentence. Judge DOOR change, requeeted by West Hart noUfy'RSe SUte Highway Depart Thursday through Monday, will Corps, and, after World War II Simon Berfisteln took Into coiw Hss a full-sized ksybovd B SHELVES STORAGE ford developer John E. Hayes, was S t, waa fined 851, after, a long received his BS degree in music Hear' Powell Plan NOT A BIG CRISPER ment of the requested change be average 2 to 5 degrees above nor trial, for evading reaponalbllity. alderaUon the past record, which . . . a solid, dismast fraaa decided be<»use, the commlaalon cause ther^ are pliina for distant mal. At this time normal mean education from the University of The Directora will alsd taka up include a recent suicide attem pt Sturdy steel 2 ^ a g e doors felt, there are enough shopptag Frank T. Minor, 30, of Columbia, Connecticut in 1949 and his mas-1 Police Arrests tonight a “pay-aa-yov.-go” pro . . . a fine, fat, buaineaa- STRIPPED FuH-wktIh, hotdt future IncofT^ration of an Inter temperature at Hartford la 66 de waa fined 812 for failure to drive to and an uncontrolled emoUonal out ■deep enough ar€AJi iUTTOundlng the Green Rd. grees and ranges from a usual ter’s degfre«r from the University posal for capital Improvements burst In court this morning. Moriy a bushel —cH^utl to any change In the Burr Coraere area. the right. of Redlands in California. Prior to which Director Theodore Powell anvelop»«iaed raUtr... and MODEL 1 for Vt go lion area now. In the future, Town The Interchauge would link the dally high of 78 to a low of 54. Walter Izlkewlcz Jr-, 1'^, 8* It was brought out that, at toe o f fruits and iMighI that's oon- John Svelnyes. 49, of 166 Adams going to Spain, h® spent seven plans to submit. many other teaturea Pba CHECK THE eortons. highway to a peripheral highway At New Haven the usual range St., waa fined 810 for intoxication. Congress St., was e.rreated and SUta Farm, she would have to# f O'* O « N around Hartfoid. la from 72 to 63, and at Bridgeport years teaching in the Midwest. He cjiarged with speeding last night. The DemocraUc Director aald hie - O C% <■» AA Cft O O O «■» ■nart eanying oaaa at no vegetablesl Henry Hartman, 39, of 29 Walk taught music and directed^the uni financing schamea are baaed on the opportunity to receive mental help FEATURES! 8. The Town of Mancheater’a re-' from 78 to 64.' er SL, was fined 89 for passing a versity bands at the University of Police say he was exceeding the from doctors from too Norwich aztra aharga. You eonld g a s HEATING Wanner ’Thursday and Friday, posted speed limit on Center St. Republican "pay-as-you-go” slo ■\ m o o o o o o quest to resqne for Industry an stop sign. Kansas and University of Omaha, gan, and diallenged GOP Directors State Hospital. r 82-acre tract off Olcott St.' and cooler Saturday, warmer Sunday. Paul ®. Pelletier, 29, of Vernon, He has been summoned to ap An additional charge of breach luRP It' in your houw t» P . ^ d L T Z His new position will require to submit counter proposals for Love Lane. The application #sa Rainfall will average 1/2 to 1 was fined 83 for failure to carry pear In court Monday. of peace, resulting from toe suicide n i^ t... for only t down ,lnch with showers Friday and him to travel to the many Air discussion and comparison with CH 7-^651 simply "tabled for further study,' his license. Force schools through Spain, but bonding plans. attempt, on May 18, to which she and! aweek. without detailed dlsctisslon. again Sunday or Monday.. Robert J. Cratty, 163 Tanner St., he and his wife, the former Mari There wfira:21,208 refrigerators also pleaded guilty, was disposed AD 2-5946 In Austrian homej) in 1952 and On May 25, -voters rejected 8400, waa fined 82.50 for keeping an un lyn Emmons of Hartford, and their 000 in storm drain projects and the of with judgment suspended. FREE ESTIMATES licensed dog. son and two daughters will be sts 199,108 in 1959. SAL.ES. SERVICE. RENTALS and ONLY WARDS makes you this A 825 bond was forfeited by SUPPLIES ON BUSINESS MACHINES Ronald H. Daly. 26, of Arlington, — ALSO — Mass., when he failed to, appear OFFICE FURNITURE and EQUIPMENT Graduates Of 1960 in court to answer chargei of fol lO-POINT oirER on a featttre^lled lowing to close and following with ARE YOU TIRED JUST ARMVEO, MOSE high iMsm headlights. FREE PURNELL PARKING Robert D. C)wen, 20, of 83 OF Eadridge St., forfeited a |25 bond RAKINO GRASS when he failed to appear in court REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER to answer a charge of operating an unregistered motor vehicle. D R ESSES Charges of Intoxication and as- "E'VERVTHINO TOR THE FAMILY and HOME!" aaujt and battery against Harold MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MI 9-5221 H. Peterson, 46, of 27 Turnbull Rd., were nolled on the recommen , , •’%r NO ONE but Wards offers NO ONE but Whrds offers dation of Asst. Prosecutor Allan ind G O W N S Thomaa, who said It .was a domes tic aTfalr. all i/icae PERFORMANCE all these SERVICE FOR CLASS NIGHTS — PROMS Two cases were continued until June 20: Frank Ricclo, 26, o< New fancy being foot free in these < ^D U ATION and A U OCCASIONS Haven, charged with epeedlng, features and Raymond J. Mahoney, of Southwlck, Maas,, charged with &et,UlXTSA Strength of improper backing. ■ jj^ Automqtic defrost refrigerqtor with Cycle No charge far delivery. . . Wards will install ’Dvo cases were yet to be hfiajd WHITES your refrigerator right where you want it. SUN-FUN R ^P Cold cooling—temperqtures never vary. ^ at press time. Full 5-yeor guarontee on refrigerotion unit— Adjustable glide-^out shelves bring food right WmiAN FATAU.T INJURED m w r to you—no more reaching, spilling. plus satisfaction guarantee or money back. Norwich, June 1 — Mra. Twin porceloin criipers never rust—pack away No service worries I Words own trained ex-' 1 MILE PAST COVENTRY CENTER Yvonne Willett, 57, was fatally In \ ■ NOW E ^ P a peck of vegetames—k'eep them fresh. perts service every appliance we sell. DEPOT RD., COVENTRY jured yesterday when she fell | from her third atory apartment, 6 JO-15 lubMi | P ^ Autoipotie ice cube ejector gives you k# You con trust W ord prkes. No fictitious list O m WEDNESDAY NIGHTS apparently while hanging out 1 prices or artificially inflated values. Black, plus axclt* w l w cubes at a touch... store in special bln. clothes. ONIY Choke of either right or left bond door models Rust and stain-resistant titanioiti porcelain tax and any old tiro . dt no extra charge—90° .hinging,. ■Sir enamel interior—not painted. rau i»«ioifiH GIttSS-BMiGINGl TORO MOWER NA’nONW IDi GUARANTEE I Smun-WFEMniEI t t | Hsra'i Before Lones HappeMi iMture with La|ipeir the tops in economy priced nylon e Refrigeratdrateonveni^nt P dm er H andled drives tiros. A tire tullt wHh 100% DuPont ny edterTOBOyardmoMMe, NO AGE UMIT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS! 1 re-inforced eye level... tee! It outcuts every other A Lace-worked straw skimmers make youf lon cord for extra protection against . ' rotary, bags clippings, A HOSPITAL and SURGICAL. PLAN feet feel air-borne! Ceramic ring trim with e. 172 lb. freezer heloio -yaemnme «p lea iw l blowouts. ‘ Sure*Grip tread gives you tha Betf-Frimned Toro 21' GUARANTEED RENEWABLE ,FOR UFE straw fringe, gently pointed toe. $2.99^ the traction you need when you need it! -Whirlwind^-now youre house FOR ONLY with e lift-off engine! Fa-< B. Straw stretches to wrap a tanned foot In ' **Wind Tanner* de- sign’creates snper-vaeonni Solentlflcally designed to concentrate the comfort of Nanette CMuals. Cushkxi TU8I,TTFI SUCK AK CU8MON TUMinS SUCX tiiaft nsaons deaaer catting, the protection where you need It meet heel, California wedge. $ 2 ,9 9 U it srits .M s erks U it prlts Sela prtos paint—for extra years ■ cismpiBV* -keeiM toe eoet surprislngiy low . . . satli bsfors wHh bach bsfsrs wHh Power Handle Hfts e* to even for people who apply when C. Bands of straw held togalhar with cool' ■hs trafis-ln plHi trads-ln plst trads-ln pl«' trsda-ln phu •o e w 1 1 other Tnto woik* thej^re 70, 76, 80 or elder. \ sxths tax sxchs tax axclts tax axtif a tax mwad Ootne fat today for net, touched wHh a goldan flin t Cushion ------426.11 ■ ^ 20.60 UJR ------lE H ------" i r n r Why boy a regulor i4i6 lo io ' if iii of nil__toe plan Is guaranteed reuewahlej regardlees M hael.mld-hivtodge.- %2 .9 9 ^ 7-iA.ll • ■ lii6 ■' 19,tl szas I4 JI ■” of wear and point when for the ft„jj miiT- And even though you dinw “»»Mmum beneflte or aJA-U 1646 l i H $2 mar* • wliltawal a w o s i y ^ g " D. Nanette Adorables white shell with straps lnyaarBli*t sOihe price you con Only $10 Down, Ul, your prenlums cannot bo Increased on •“ eoSnon iAA-U liiA get Cormete’s ilT NMey Mff I f l * toe policy is In effect. Telephone our omce t ^ y or return toe eoupon and a bow to trim your vamp, low stacked below for full Information. seinferced houto heel. Narrow and Medium widths. $3.99. N O CASH DOW N v.w.i• -t: x- / V » V • ■■ ■ ; ■ \V 1 A t '. . ;:J . TV. 'T' ■ PA (S FIFTBEir -JIANCHESTIJR^B^NjNG HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONK„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, I960 - ' ■ l - l ' x ■ - . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,* MANCHESTER, C^NN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1960 'hundred* of people from gathering Pius POUBTBIN H e b ro n af'Hebron center m toe forenoon. The psiade through Hebron cen Rhee liberal^G oU apse, ter starifed^ after coming from - CONTINUING OURREGAL DAYS Gilead, at about 11:30. Traffic Deaths L egion |*osl All kinds ofX>r|rtnlzatlon* .turn ed out, following tiw color guards ielUng Flags with flags flying, wqtorans of Totall at 367 World Wars marching\tn uni lUMBER PR leftist "Young Guardians” would forms, the RHAM Hlgh"S(toool WONDERFUL QUm m , J u m \ UPi — A flMl (Omtlwiea fwHB One) like to Iwe Huh’* reform regime Anyone desiring to purchase Band playing lustily and looRmg new "50-*Ur^;U.S.- a r ^ U .S ...... flag* through tally ahowB that MT pcnona w«r« or R het'i midden flight ousted and new election* called Im fine In their new uniforms. Flrt killed In traffic aecMenti over the mediately, without waiting for pas the American Legion, may conUct depftiitacTits. from Andover in ad- WONDERFUL 8 ^ y hlemorial Day holiday. to Hedd^u Sunday. sage of a new constitutional P, John Perham, Amston Post ditlonlto toe local ones of Hebron The record for a S-day Memorial lit tin talk of anti-revolution amendment setting up. a premler- master, or David Porter, Hebron. and imston, majorettes stepping Day period la 371..8et In 1958, The and counter-revolution, elementa cabine't form of government re The Legion 1* selling the flags high, and twirling their wands, 11 fatalities also fell short of a pre sponsible to the national assembly. for the benefit of the Legion Post. moat commonly mentioned are; New colors for the post are need horseback riders adding to toe holiday estimate of 375 made by Rhee’a now dUcredlted liperw On May 30-31, students marched big time, children bearing flowers through the streets of Taegu and ed. the National Safety Coimcll. .party; ex-premler li«o''Bum Buka Club Meets for toe Soldiers’ graves, an im However, the over-all toll oc fMciit-llke "Blue Shirt” mov^ Seoul, shouting "Huh Chung, Re mense auto parade, 4-H Clubs, K m too nunV yew* •!<» U wm common pwcUee » sign! Huh Chung Resign!” The The HeGlAm Bridge club has "679 deaths. IncludtnK traffic and ment, now remirgent ^ renamed had an existence of I* year*. It Scouts, all In line, with pedestrians • those resulting from boa tl n g, the "National Independence speculation Is that either the following. Exercises took place the COM of building n iMwe “G u a r;d I a n s” or “Independence met at the home of Mrs. Everett drowning and miscellaneous acci League"; a new reputedly leftiat Porter recently. Winner* were on the new Soldiers’ -Park qn 1-he dents far surpassed the previous house could be bUichkmd for f r w $55M to group, the "Young Guardlana, of League” were behind the demon- strktlons, Ucltly supported by Mrs. Lyman Eddy, Mrs. C w l^n Greeri. / .- 8-day Memorial weekend record in every detail. Today that lame house if built on tt^y*! pncm the Republic”: aome wealthy con- Seybolt and Mrs. Floyd Fogil. Memory ^ w 'e r a ^ of 504 set In 1947. w o u ld ^ t betiredi $18,000 and $20,000. Part^of ■ervatlvea and perhape eome mm- those who stand to gain from what Every summer the club goes on Flowers on the' altar of St. Pe The safety council attributed they advocate. an outing. This year the membeni ter's Episcopal Church Sunday the lower than estimated traffic is due t6 infUtion. but the ENTIRE blame can not be oUeed '^W e'SeTto the eltuatlon 1« the The leftst "Guardians” In theory provlalonal govemmdnt'a Inveeih are Widely separated Ideologically will attend the-Summer theater m were ,'givcn by Warren Holbrook toll to special efforts by law en- there. We feel that the other culprit is Oakdale and have dinner at the In-memory of William and Wal ■ forcing agencies throughout the wtlon into the rig^g of from the rightist "Independence her dealer who has taken the jMib of l^ t JSl March 16 preeldentlal election League” and seem much weaker Oakdale Tavern in July. ’This event lace Holbrook. Following the serv In Our Shoe country and to constant safety a^eh triggered the April etudents numerically. But It has been sug Wtli close the parties for the sum; ice they were taken to Windham reminders made by newspapers gone on selling his produett as if we were Mill living mer, to be resumed next Septw- M'emorial Hospital for use ” In a and the broadcasting industry. revolt that toppled Rhee. gested that cither could attract S d buggy era. Extending indiscnmuiate credit So far the Investigation M m members of Rhee’s- disbanded ber. sick room, FAMOUS FOOTKINGS --MOC-ABOUTS-W. L. DOUGLAS For comparative purposes the strongarm antl-Communlst Youth ■ Cub Award* Sonamer Church Schedule ■ , Associated Press conducted , a sur- with the attendant higher icoMs have driven pricM >***^^^T lailed nine member* of Rhee « iMk 11-man cabinet, a rnlntater from Corp*- . . . The flrst 50th anniversary award The final echedille adopted for \-ey over a similar 7g-h0ur non- up. whether the cuMomer uses the credit and a prevlou* cabinet, two- former 'The acting president, taking to be presented to any Cub or the months of July and August holidav weekend period in mid- Ic is wrong to consider these services as free because that U prerident* of the Korean Recon- cognizance of these stirrings, told Scout In Hebron was awarded to and through Serpt. 4, be;rinnthg May. The toll then was 330. ^ atructlon Bank, one Bank of Korea the National Assembly he per Jackie London .Recently.. It was a July 3, at St. Peter’s Episcopal ^not the truth. There aint nothing free! You pay for free do», governor and a vice governor, two mitted Rhee's hush-hush flight to special anniversary award and was Church, Is: Holy Communion and SITIGERY »A \T» B.ABV presented by CUbmaster-Harvey Morning Prayer at 9 a.m., up to livery and free credit and you pay dmrly for . . former National Police director*, Hawaii partly to clear the air of JUST Philadelphia, June 1 —Just CASH LUMBER is ttking a fresh clean look at the diMH» the chief of the preeldentUl palace rumors that "an antirevolutionary Lipplncolt. and Including Seipt. 4. ’This will be a few hours after Ljmn Frey was police, the 13 member* of the Elec group of reckless people” wanted Also four Cub Scouts, at a re- change from toe former Com 325 ' bom eight days ago in a Scranton, hution of building materials. We feel that just as the Super tion Planning Committee, two for to use the former president. centiL ------Pack 28 - meeting received . munion service at 8 a.m. and ALL Pa., hospital with a blockage of Webelos badges. The boy* receiv . FAIRS Market is‘more efficient than the neighborhood groceiyr Mom mer provincial governor*,'a former Momin*w Prayer and , Church FAMOUS •• the esophagus, she was- brought mayor of Seoul and Rhee’* per- ing these award* were Gregory School at 10 fi.m. FOR THIS to St. Christopher's Hospital for Cash and Carry is more efficient than the conventional lumber ■onal bodyguard. Western Union Horton, Evetett Stone, Ralph Kin There will*be no church school MAKES SALE CaUldren for surgery. The probe also prompted tne ney and Howard Grant. This sessions following June 5, until The surgery was successful and dealer. Heres why . . . . m We at CASH LUMBER have built a saentifically d^f^ed resignation of lA. Gen. Song Yo- award is the highest In Cub Scout they are resumed in Seplem.ber. the pipes which connect the ‘F ttH , chan, the army chief of staff, who Strike Averted ing, and for cubs It is similar to The rector, the Rev. Gordon Wi •Bophagus with her stomach were Round, and Hold building with the lateM type of material handling M iupm^t took re«pon*lblllty for the army’* the'Eagle Scout badge of the Boy Weeman, will be on vacation }n opmed. 'Testerdsy the Infant and racks enabling us to give you the last word in e ffia « t di»* p«rt In the fraudulent voting. Two Scouts. The Cubs also received lion September. swallowed her first food fed High e^?noin*j;;th'"jJh:siT«d^s other top mlllUry commander* (Continued from Page One) badges. Entecialn Friends through her mouth. She was bot Srd'’oSer“"choTrs from 7 to 8 p.m. will ^ n ^ t a s ^ n d rtiell tribution of building materials, which will mean low priCM lot Wolf badges were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Horton also have resigned. tion, which the union estimated tle-fed milk by her father. for the high achool auditorium. Pre-school children will be admitted free, and tlckeU for every The Investigation U biting much Thomas Sylvester and Ralph Kin entertained a party o< about 16 of Her aliment was alymys fatal top tniality to you. would amount to an/ average li^ ney. Silver arrow pins w jnt to their family and friends at their one else will be a quarter. (Herald Photo by Pinto). deeper Into Korea’* former ruler* crease Of three cents an hour and heifoia 1W9 Here is our pledge to you — We intend t^, bring to yM than »eemed likely when the probe Raymond Brunell and Edward home on toe Hope Valley Rd., on more liberal vacations. O’Connor, and Jimmy Horton re Monday follow’lng toe Memorial BUY A PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE the____ top^ brands ot »l building materials and uve you up to 25%.- began. Undoubtedly It 1* causing The CTU bargaining committee those who feel they might he next ceived his denner's badge and Day program. TheitTI n C Y V Uare l^ noUV tricks—noMtvmm—MV halfas«»» W. truths—no ^ g gimmicks—no------i had been given autiiOrity to call sm am to *eek some way of eliminating Howard Grand his assistant den a strike any time after"tlie old ner’s badge. Majicheeter Evening Herald He Everything we sell will be represented as accurately as pOMblt the danger. contract expired. The CTU rep bron coireepondent Miss Susan Th^ reason we can sell such quality at such a low once is siniply Rhee’* name, before hi* depar » Memorial Parade ture, popped up repeatedly a* a resents 30,000 Western Union em ^ Somewhat lowering weather on B. Pendleton, teleqdione ACadeniy this ,•»- No aaleamrii, no credit losses, no clerical help and largt ployes. The firm’s New York em Memorial Day did not prevent 8-S454. GET ANOTHER ■ possible rallying point, for those ■pprehensiye of the investigation ployes are not Included. volume savings when we purchase. trend. At least on# high. ranking Originally, toe CTU had asked army olHcer, a former premier, an Increase of 2.5 cents an hour, numerous Liberal party members ’rile company offered a five cent VALUES and even some students con- raise this year with another five TO $19.95 cents next, year. PAIR FOR JUST. ferred with.the old man after he retired to private life. The CTU said Its employe* av OPENS TODAY ' Both the ultra rightist “National eraged *2.10 an hour under .toe Independence League” and the old contract. J.______^------I FAMOUS DUNHAM WED. JUNE 1st UGHT WEIGHT LEATHER 6 » « » * * * SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER $ * ) .99 WORK SPORT MI 9 -ISSZ SHOES w $10-95 * SHOES High and low styles and crepe or Neoprene soles. SHIRTS R«9 $9.9 5 ValuM Great buy fdr the workingman. The sport, shirt toason Is here and Regal has all toe types and color* you’ll presents want. All washable knd sanforized, of course. Buy CANVAS SHOES $ 3 several tomorrow at this fsolsrisg low price! the number Over 500 pairs. Regular $5.98. 10 styles to choose from. GIVEN WEYERHAEUSER BUILDING MATERIALS $ 1 . 7 7 WITH nmCNASE OF $5.M OR MORE (WHILE SUPPLY LASTS) WIlilMANTIC/ CONN. 3 for *5 GOLD BOUQUET DESIGN 1561 WEST MAIN ST. SPORT COATS ^ a I - - ON ROUTE 32 MER D E C O WA R E 1/8 mil# north of junction of reutai 6 and 32 • SHARKSKINS ^ * CORDS Across from tho Amaricon Scrow. • GABARDINES - * T h A n ^ e a c k * • SPRING RANNELS uictoh.'ln. w eoit CANISTER SET STOII HOURS 8.30 to 5 MON. thrs SAT. wash 'n wear suit in America » 1 . 0 0
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* -.1 \ PAGE SEVENTEEN \ *■ HANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)Ny., WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 1. 1^60 ^ 1 ’ • , ' 1 <■ J- $2.10 for mala doga and .fpxy^ theft o f ^ atereophonlc phono- one up the atepe were releMsd un .V der $100 bondj^and booked :foe females; for unispayed feijiale grai>h. doga the fee U $5.35. Office hours fof New En^lond Wedthcr e y e i n g H E R A I^ MiWCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDATT, 3T Jm 1. 196e_ Cidumhia ' South Windsor He was placed under $5,0OT Monday Town Court appearahee. MANCHESTER a The youths claimed they didn’t at the Town Hall are 9 a.m. to mra lUiwin. helped fight ths bond /pending an appearance m 4:15 p.m. dally, and 9 a.m. to-noon TMOm «XTBEM dell School for the Town Court June 6. know who the owner of the vehicle frame and brick o^ontol home Ing, at which officers will bsf^rtsct- blase. Bishop to Confirm Finance Unit PoUce aay Champagne broke In was, and intended It aa a prank. on Saturdays. with 3-car garagg. The house in- -Walker's Arrast was ths result RADIO BATtERIES The owner and Jurgelaa didn't kp* Emanuel Will Biiy D is t r ic t S e t s . edf because H provldM ^ tto r FRESH — AIX xVPES to the home of Walter Stariknok Manchester Evening, H e r a 1 d cludea three bedrooms, two and a parking than Hollister 8L, tram* of combined effort of Olastoh- Sixty Youngsters on Strong Rd. He waa selling predate the Joke. ' HI BcchvUle-Vernon half baths, an enclosed sunporch bury, Manchester and Stats Po B u d g e t Ite m s "If this were allowed to con South Windsor correspondent. El tional location of the meeting. magazine aubscriptlons In the area more Burnham, telephone Mitchell Second Parsonage and study, ahd a laundry, room 2.5 M iU T a x The petiUonert cMitanded HpU lice Investigators from, the State Potterton's About 60 young people wUl W and allegedly broke Into toe homi tinue," aaid toe constable,’* I’d equipped With washer and EXP ANl>S sonage was approved by the con which has an extra lot at the elde Charles Mahan, deputy prosecu In St. Columba’e Roman Catholic The phonograph wm recovered toe inside of the place for a race night. Eighth District Directors Hartford, Juno 1 UP) — Expan gregation of Bhnanuel Lutheran of tha' horuse, also has an artesian tor d four children. ■ITie district had „choseh Wad- from Eastern Nazarene College, Armand Champagne Jr., 30, of . Dog IJcenae Renewals ^ " Sdongs to T.F Raay wd C^ The new parsonage is a 7-room port. Collins of Columbia, cottage and lowed In the Ten Pin Bowl alleys Potterfan's which publishes the lot on Columbia Lake shores; Bes Quincy. Mass., with »■ major in Hartford was arrested yesterday on Rt. 6, Town Constable Charles Dog relicenaing or licensing which the alderman is part dwi»- sie Koenigsberg to Walter and philosophy. A 1966 graduate of by -State Police and charged with deadline is June 30, reminds Town 130 Center St.—Cor. Church breaking and entering and larceny Jurgelaa decided Sunday. A group Advertise ill The Herald—It Pays Francis L. Parlowskt of New. Manchester High School, he seyed of East Hartford youths carrying Clerk Charles N. Ehies. The fee la jk . ______' — Sunline:^ headed by Louis P York, buildings and acreage on as president of toe Evangelistic of $170 In connection with the Fltsgerald, claims it lioonard's Bridge Rd.; Arthur G. A«m., and was elected to "Who s the land along with the ■board ^and Ruth E. Schuh to John F. and Who Among Students in Ameri walk" business block nearly a Vlrjrinla J. Brown of Chaplin, can Colleges” during his senior year ago. A civil action has been WASH house and lot on Whitney Rd.; year. Mr. Swain plans to attend bending for five years between Promoted Elizabeth C. Falk to Francis A. the Nazarene Theological Sern- the Radys and former owners _of. , th« nusl- and Mxrion’C. Ryan of 21 Seldon inary in Kafteas Oityi Mo*i *n land in question. Louis Lavltt Horace B. " “" I St;, Willlmantlc. orchard and lot September. '______. For The June Bride on Hennequln Rd.; and^Jack and itod Theodom Scheitlln. „*« Development ^ e ^ ^ e i U of frltiicHy sEfvlce. People from eost of tlio nver, up-to>riie«mimito. automatic auto washing wvice j» 1^ Fitzgerald said today he hopes Hartford National Bank and Trwt Tillle M. Ogushwit? of 117 Ivan Hill to Doris B. Ogushwltz, a lot friends. Among the atopa will be to provoke the Radys Into seeking c a has been appointed «to “ • Now, Hie first In Mr. Auto Wosli’s We$t Middle Turnpike, near the Porfcode. Now everyono in East Hortford, Colorado. She likeS to fish Md- an Injunction against the bulldos- gj,tant vice president. H In Sleepy Hollow section. catedeoted oit BroodBroad Street in Manchester, between****^®*® Center ^ ^ ^ oH the towns______comprising Grooter fiawntM’ Manchester,Manehoster. wlH have oH the won- Colonel Peabody has promised her mg action in order -o get the court nounced today by Hartford Na Field Trip some salmon fishing. Enroute case settled. Last week he had a president Ostrom E ndw . Miss Sarah Bombria and Miss home, she will take a train.across all l/fbrand-new! CrA#AC*' not used, ------not open'stock,^ not fIon/samples! ff stUl In tree cut down immediately adja- i^esimed Is a graduate of Yale Gkntonbui^f^^rath Windsor, Wash* locollv owned and monoged, has becemo the best known auto wash^iw- M a^ Lou Keables. fourth grade cent to the Leader* building^with unlveraity and Peterhouse College, derful Mr. AutoTWo^h seryicfiS available to them. Mr. Auto Wash, y _ ^ ^ ____ ^ «« oda WnilMrefield teachers in Horace W. Porter the northern route stopping off at the same intent, but the Eadys 1 England. - For many School, and their 37 puupils took Glacier Park. original cartons! bu^with no downpayment-wifh established credit! Nctv Arrival took no action. I years Learned worked for Cheney a field trip today In conilectlon Block Entrance Bros., Inc. becoming vice pres- In HorNord. n w th>WethtrsfieW tawnHne. with a unit of study on conserva A son. Jonathan Peter, was bom low monthly budget terms! don’t miss tMs outstanding special buy! Today, however, the Radyi park-1 j^ent suid, general plant m anlier u re n u e tion which they are completing. to Mr. and Mra. Francla Knight of j] aad twoLWW cars across — the--- entrance I 1954. He—w JOlUedJoined Harttord Na- They visited Pine Acres Farm In Collins Rd., Sunday, at Windham to block the bulldozing and fUllng tjcnal In 1959. ^ Hampton end the Natchaug State Community Memorial Hoapltal. Sorry, due to limited quantities no mail or phone orders. opeVaUons. Police CapL Peter J. Laatned to vlco president <* Forest. They made the trip by Mrs. Knight is the former Gloria I Dowgewicz' ordered the c w I Bughneii Memorial, a corporator of school bus, leaving the school Smith. ■ The couple has one other i moved after the 1-hour parMng Hartford Hoapltal. and a trustee of about 9:15 and returning about son and a daughter. | HmltiJITUb expired,WJVt/aawvs, and— ---^ the ’I _ _ . _a^ u ,e ‘Wadsworth Atheneurii. 2:45. ' Carrier Delcgato oovered to TiMvant: prevent furtiicr DATK" I Ho vw_ «ilives__ ui. with his wife atmtr 30 For- Orado Newspaper o Raymond E. Lyman, rural mail MOST SERVICE-FREE AUTOMATIC __Jng. The Radye compiled with th' ,est St in Manchester. They have Ths first edition of "Our nm es” carrier. Is a delegate the State police order. two children a echoo) paper printed by the sixth Rural Mail Carrier’! to Aasn. con-1 Alderman Rady said his Iten ______grade students under Mrs. Ethel vention to be held in Newtown this would seek protactloEi of Ha proi^ Br-Rhant, made its appearance in coming weekend. He represents | riehu a re # ™ 1*J OJ the school this week. the Tolland County Rural Mail The 8-page edition is completely Carrier's Aa.sn. Mrs. Lyman will A arel.. am printed by hand. Its first page is accompany him and attend a ban most attractively arranged and quet in Hawley Manor Inn Saturr porior Court In January, but ^ Notes printed. Its headings are "All In a day nteht. This wUl be the eve- ^ Year" "Casualtle!," and "Keeping ning given over to speakers and 11 up with the Times ”. On the pages enterUinment. A Memorial aerv-1 Atty B w S^ J. Ackerman, Sun- Henry, 15 Walnut St. •^that follow one. finds puzzles. ice Sunday morning will proceed j Hne^treasurer, to representing hto Frederick, 46 Burke M.; Marlene Jokes, original stories and poems. busineaa acasion with election of WlAYTAO S m . * Smodley, 17 Market S t Book Reports and the editorial officers. Both the men and the 1 Bmillne posted $2,600 bond to- Discharged yesterday: Fr^er- page. , Ladies Auxiliary hold theit il 4ay to InsimTuie city Against dam- Ick Meyer, 134 Vernon Ave., Don- Robert Fletcher, editor and nual meetings at thus time. Jj ■jra to the stdEwralk In .cutting the 1 aid Phelps, Pioneer Trailer Park, WASHERS & Thomas Card, a reporter did the Gets Degree - I ^ b in g to make a driveway. The | SouthJUW8 Windsor. I hand work on the front page. Admitted today: Edvrin Nelson, | Mies Mary McCarthy, daughter/ bond was posted In anticipation of Andrea' Stannard is co-editor. of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M<^!l8U'thy | Council approval Monday, Adrian Ave., Ellington. Reporters are Susan Carlson, Jack of Whitney'Rd., receiyed a bach- i r The proposed parking, area Green, George Johnson, Clifford elor of arts degree after majoring i DRYERS Vernon aaid TaloottvIUe news Is would provide apace for 125 cars I Lafleur, Richard Robinson, Rob in child study at commencement | and make It easier to rent the ^ e handled tbrongh The Herald’s ert Hicking. Russell Olson, Alice exercises of Saiht Joseph College, - vacant storee In the bustaeSs block RookvUIe Borean, 8 W. Main SL, { Bell, Fletcher, and (Jardi Chairmen aeaiby, Fltagwrald said. telephone TRemont S-31S6, Andrea Stannard, Elaine Bisson West Hartford today. | John Card. Gary Tettelbach. Co- Miss McCarthy has been active ] Mayor Flaherty eald the parking in Child Study Clubs and toe i area would beoe beneficialnenenciai to the city1 _ _ chairmen are Barbara Bell. Gary /' Steinman, Jane Forbes, Maureen Athletic Assn, of which -she waa 1 CO M PU m T JLUYOMATM Sr'” 'Jd"S;ra^ M a m ie E n t e r s 'Mulhem and Linda Merritt. vice president In her Junior year. Center Shopping Plaza was ■«-1 * -1 The issue Includes stories by She has signed a contract with ] pected to "save the center of the Jan# Forbes and Kqren Him the town of Wethersfield to teach M W MAYTAa WA®Hm® city.” but said It would not do so Ariny Hospital Barbara Pell, Russell Olson and in their school system next year. unless something was done for the TOMORROW Andrea .Stannard contributed • limited qwnlily *e leE a(rtiis leek-bnHem pikel other end of toe business secUcto. poems. , , Manchreter Evening Herald Co «nd stor6 In th® block Jut® b®®n (Oonttaine^ (ram Page On»> Gary Tettelbach, George John lumbia rorreepondenf Mra. Don ------J eyde eeledien contrail ald B. Tuttle, telephone ACadeoiy fabricinwMng ampty sines W. T. Grant moved to son, Maureen MulhSrn, Susan C^rl Gyrefoem wMWng, imeWve Bnl ramewerl the Plaza more than a year ago, An treatment for "a shprt while" ANOTHER MODERN. COMPLETE AUTO WASH PLANT ON son, Tom Card. Robert Kletcher 8-.34S.5. ixcept for a brief period when an —^presumably, only a few days. snd Jack Green compiled the • Top leedingl • Temperature eelectorl otherjicr aiuiastore wasvmm to there w~.-. , Mrs. Blsenhower, 68, has had year's events. Gary Steinman It’s Sikkim for Orchicla The parking nw w»uld to U ,ch attacks before. Hagerty said, John Car'd,. Robert Kicking. Rich e Water 1^1 eenirall e Swirl-away drabiingl srd Robinson and Clifford lAfleur Gangtcdt, Sikkim — The great • Complel^/WNemalkl • Spina dampJryl 5?„?i'Sra"5S!fre!.^ - .-re a. -rent worked out' Jokes epu number est variety of orchids anj'where ; 4i^y^ 71tscr®r&ld i®id. * . ^ on®. luzzles and Christo|(her Albair in the world is grown in ^kkim, - At Its last meeting the City urs. Etoenhower’s asthmatic at- BRO/^> STREET landled the book reporU. a small,'semiautonomous country Council agreed to cooperate wlto tacks have not previously been* Mrs. Brehant said the paper In tha^ eastern Hlmalayis. Its anyone who wanted, to provide off- (juKrtmeed by toe White House, deal# solely with the activities neighbors are India, "nbet, Nepal, Street parking at hto own expeiUHi. | ^t a flower show recently It Between West Middle Turnpike and Center St. Within her classroom. There was and Bhutan. Tibetans regard Sik City’s I^ihtinc Featured reported that she suffered so much offered that It Is going to kim as a sacred place. : Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. and U ^^^ „ aUergy to rose*. Hie NEXT TO THE POST OPHCE . . . NEAR THE PARKADf be necessary, to K«t out a second Captain Peter J. Dowgewlcz have ^ j t ^ House did not confirm tolq. addition before school closes so been asked to speak on ths citys j„ the sbven years she has been that no young person shall be MoroComfortWooring lighting program at an Edtoem In the White House, the First] disappointed. Electrical Institute in Atlantic Lady had had no major lllne Lieevee for Alaska- She has suffered from minor colds j Mr*. Mildred G. Peabody of FALSE TEETH Easy Credit at Your Service City, N. J. Tuesday, ■ Here u a pleasant waj W oeercrone RockvUle has semi-code Ugnt- or sore throats. ^ Sleepy Hollow Rd., left this past loose plate discomfort. PAST^KTH, Jug, which means a light on every She underwent « major artinent to another. Plants ■tlllHHitWt GRADUATE COURSES Hartford, Jime' 1 dP) — Henry Reading*'in the Elementary wUl also be distributed to all ohU- School Reading in Elementary School tiren through the second grade. H. Pierce Jr., has resigned as Con- INTERIOR SHAMPOOING nectlcut’e bank commissioner to Music In the Elementary Arithmetic in the |31ementary Bfstbodlet Women InstaU become executive -vice p r e s ld ^ «m School Sch(X)l Officers of toe Women’s Society Contemporai-y Problems In Art in the Elementary School for Christian Servlte at Vernon the Union and New Haven TVust ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED Education Seminar in Research In the Methodist Church were Installed Co., at New Haven. Classical Mythology Elementary School pooenUy*enuy. 1 Piwee, 51, bSik cor^iesi^r Chemistry . American Folk Huslc They are: Mrs. Doris Madden, for five years, said yesterday toM !" So fw ■ fc rs American History Biology and Man ■resident; Mrs. Beverly Henneasy, he had resigned to accept a c l^ - Economic Problems of Modern vtoe president; Mrs. Nancy Small, 1 icnging Job In the banking field in A$k About Our Special Rate$ •undergraduate Life gaeretaiy; Mrs. June McGuire, New Haven. , COURSES treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Spark- The announcement of his new floclal Studies In the Elemen jnea, secretary of promotion; position, effective a'bout Aug. 1. tary School UNDERGRADT M ra Anna Tyler, secretary of mls- was made today by bank president OPEN DAILY 8 A.M.-5.-30 PM. Tests and Measurements In CX3URSES Eonary education and service, and Edward M. Galllsrd, who said toe WASH RA TES Education Language Arts in the EHemen- •ecreta'ry df supply;. Mrs. Mary appointment was, made to ."add Children’s Literature tary School Frmch, secretary of spiritual life; SUNDAYS "8 AM.-2:00 PM. • General Math I ' ■ further strength and depth to our j $ 2 .0 0 p e r w a s h Humnn Growth and Develop- Creative Activities for Chil Mrs. Doris Cahoone, secretary of top management team." 1 dren ptorature and publication; and Gov. Abraham Rlblcoff, in a let-1 $ 8L4)0 f o r 5 w a s h e s (se w e $ 2 .0 0 ) Special *Vroblem.s in Art Edu General Math II Mra. Audrey Lyman, ministry of ter accepting the resignation, told Physical Science I cation (Waterford) Music Education Workshop OPEN Pierce “Tou have served the poo* $18,00 for 12 wm hee (senro $6.00) (jurrirulum Development in SBiwhkt i canb Auulvemary pie fit Connecticut with outetand- (Waterford) • The Bmblsm Club will obserrs Elementary Sch()ol Child Psychology (Waterford) Its SSrd annivenary June 8 wlto a to g ^ t^ 'l^ 'e Governor mdd| Yooriy wash contracts avallaMo. (Waterford) he iirae accepting toe r^gnation Introduction to Anthropology g U l i t o S P I L natered buffet at the Elka Home Bodal History of America (Mystic) kt «:80 p.m. A business meeting “with deep regret.’’ (Net Proceeds on opening day to he donated Spocid rotos to Root ownor8, liveriet. (Mystic) arm be held at 8 p.m., followed by Pierce, who lives In Clinton, was first selectman there jin two! ' UNDSRGKAOUATE COURSES S tertplnment to Include a hat June 37-Auguet 8 ^ ntest. terms. He,,.wae vice prtofdent of | to Manchester Hospital by Mr* Auto W ash/ Raiabow Olris -to lustall toe Cllqton Bank before hla ap-| Vndam Britiita and American Poets . SAT. 9 A.M. te 7 P.M. polntment as oommlselcmer. BMory of Modern European Life and InetltuHona ~ A seint-puUip ceranumy wtU be American History (Evening classes) I mM aatnz$u5riit 8 pm. at the Ma- Foe Information write: Director of Sununer Seealon 445 HARTFORD ROAD- Near McKEE •tmtsila tor the laataUatkm TO PRESS .TEST BAN roe miormauon wiUlmanUc State CoUege WaeWEigtnu, June 1 (AV-Brit* «g offiewu og BodcvlQe AammUy, WllUmantic, Connecticut. S ^ a r «g Rainbow tar Girls. ain’s FOreigu Secretary Betsryn MANCHESTER ' Btephanle Bellinger, Junior lAoyd said today tiiat Biittah - ML AUTO WASfcBROAD — aaot worthy advleor, will be toe American negotiations Intend to offloor.ty pw k Stoadlly on to their sueot iii*« ftti-n MonltoB wm be la------at wltii ”— V worOqr oMaar, and aradoar tests.
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} a ■ J PAGE NlNBTnSN ' / X MANCHIOTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNI»DAY, JUNE 1. 1960 For Th* Malron MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUtlBSTER. OONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1960 tH f H ouse OF FASHION fAOB HOHTEIEN DAILY CROW WORD PUZZLI loUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 5ALES-5ERV(cT ^ C o WFBIlr tOIwi BDGGS. BUNNY Bargains e y e g l a s s HEARING ^ > -^ '1 \vVjfcUJPtTWt«T 3AK» U, Sporti tnd Sporttm«n AIDS «PGNP 'we'K j -Ati*COMUCOOT Listed by uirer ___ ' -irX---— AtN SfWWN' WTWtlf-^#W\H MXr C t M M ciCW OP/\P * CONTACT LENS SFBClAUSt. HCUBflJ AOBO^ MAftMBwarf ■TW«m OU(W«/tMATC0«TM» W /W » j^ y /^/VPUH P1M6BM.5AK».i 1 t V o U ^ 1S5L fWiAKl wmr 6«T KlHMyAgTCKS^ I iPJoWViHBBBYOO . ioMStar, BOWH I ^ A WlHPUHTLtKBHIMKAWlHPUHr LlKB A —r-jT^TV '\ CAM ------6ST AUnTUB F pTMchar. 1 lu ilin OPTICAL STYLE BAR /(AeHWBTOW*co»wuHrn<^i^N^eHA£»TOW*CO»WUHrtY'-‘- 't JL V Acrioti PORtrA painter Ml S-1191 i 4ShiM June Is Busting Out Travel Light; Travel Far 7W MAIN STREET iB T IF X PUSHSD HIM UHOGR ; a r in t 3 Individual! Take a trip anywhere, but let A StBAMAOUER TH' aUFV ^ •portimui SAlplna plant Gunrd PrMsloua Byeeight The Gift That Keeps en Giving Cat-Tales! The month is dotted with wed- WOJUtjVcnSMBA - '- ^ BCSONOMY o p t ic a l , 55 Blast The gmduatlon milestone may I dings, graduations and Father's your travel companion be an UnwtbaU 4 Ban Franeiico Amel-Jersey DRESS from BUR POLOMlDAl^ pwiUoBi ballplayar, Conter Street (in the Andrews be relived again Day. SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT UlaBln* BNoblaaaan 34 Oirt'a nama 40 Outmoded Bldg.) Invites you to bring yow CAMERA from ’TOE F A I A ^ 1 SHOP, on toe main floor of Wat TON’S, 841 Main Street. You’ll a r 35 Buitlan rlvar 41 Modtm doctor’s prescripUon, here to be S’TUDIO, 70 East kins, has distinctive Items of rare rive at your destination as fresh (prefix) • Buaclan dty and wrinkle-free as when you start m 14 Burrowing TKnow (poaL) SIBteyclapart maaaui* •xncUngly filled. The PRICES an ideal gift for GRADUATION or I beauty and usefulness. Stainless anlmel 3 Xntartaln 37 Kind ot 43 Box a r e RIGHT. An up-to-date se for FA-THER’S DAY because it steel TRAYS come In new designs. ed. Suds it like a hanky; leave II Bern BPraacrlbed pottery 43Prod ^ lection of . EYEGLASS FRAMES provides many happy hours^ often Colored GLASSWARE FROM your iron at home! A JERSEY II Orcbldf 38 Greek latter 44 Organ part offers you n wide choice, at prices leading to an absorbing, profitable SWE2DEN is exquisite. Hand- DRESS from BURTON’S drips dry BY V. T. HAMLIN amount 4«Kip . hobby. A wide selection of models ready to yrear. Prices start at II SUteh end 10 Wing-abaped 31 War god that please. I decorated TOLE lamps, fruit A LLEY OOP EUlt 31 Xmliaary 47Dlacord available for snapping clear pic I trays, and a tea caddy are display $10.99 and come in sires for the ANDlHBSHMAieVN vwwfloesoN w 11 Dlforder goddaaa A MAN VWOSE CUXK iSflTH WHW , ™ PLACE SO Xmplorert IT Kind 33 Anoint pianuta in the house? Add them tures Indofors or out may be fo^dJ ed In Early American designs and Mlssey and Junior. What an array CHMtBGB..MLTHOUeHMS ' on TH'OUTSIDE:^ 31 Damp 38 Grinding astrlkaa UghOg at prices for every level of Inter thosei with an anUque overtone. of styles to choose; Shirtwaist, BfaiUAMTAND PVNAMIC APPEARS TO BE GO^ON IS rablc talltr UNayiKab.) , instead of the usual walnuU to ______ALDAY9 RUNNINfi . INSIDE^. S3 Identical ^ S3 Got tip deviea est BrinR your exposed films here You'll enjoy browsing In this sleeveless, scoop necklines, with HM/E PASSED SINCE AS EVERi POC . 34 Billiard Waldorf salad. t lr de^loplng andNOTICE THE twlnkline shop. Do see the fine s ^ jackets or without. Anywhere you BNT -ng SAME man! BACKMMa»P. J 5 e i 1 DHaBERTWONMUS .equipment r " 1.' r r r r IT IT d if f e r e n c e . 1 lection^of IMPORTED GREETTING wsnder, you’ll be well dressed with drank OF f * ! ' 34 Braxilian atata 9 Step Into Sumener Fashionably CARDS, for all occasions. Itime to enjoy your vacation In THE W^W X EY STAnUtn IT" IT" L - GUSTAFSON’S SHOE STORE. If you haven’t a garlic criisher, stead of hovering over your ward OOF BBOUfiHT garment r 705 Main Street, has "Alratep' place peeled garlic cloves on a cut- Formal Wear on Short NoUce robe. Glorioua colors. FROM THE ■ 30 Baltlmora nr i r SUMMER SHOES with the magic ting hoard with a Httlq.salt; bring REGAL MEN’S SHOP, 907 Main PDUNTWN beicliaU . Innersole that pampers busy feet. Moving Into a Neiy Ilome? __ OFHOJTH the heavy blade of a chopping Street, Is the name to remember ^ T T H E r player nr Here Is hlgh-fashlon for all your knife (or a small cleaver) down when ti\'i occailon calls for FOR- Let MANCHESTER CARPET ^ dlNUSCLUB. ^ W l l d aia Important summer occaslona CENTER, 308 Main Street, Install on the garlic, then mince. Alternat Lm a L w e a r . Here they have your WALL^Td-WALL CARPET , M m . c OF COURSE «_ / 34 Orated (graduation, weddlnga) in addi ing will do the trick. ^ I everything for ■ weddings, proms, BROADLOOM RUGS gS L ^latlva tion to superb fit and cool com formal events. Everything Is right ING and you’ll enljoy your new fort even on blistering pavamenU. home even moi«. If your budget Is 8369 Hill II AND > * SSBaMball'i Benutltnl and Becoming I In stock. There Is no delay be- strained In connection with mov- 34-S3 There are all manner of styl^ to Membrial Day officially ushsn I cause nothing’ has to be sent away B vilC K TURI^B Boaen and take you everywhere in the hwi you'll be glad to know that CARNIVAL Imith in the sm mer season. What could for. It is a convenience, a tlme- right now you can get here C ^ - wim iw NSW WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING •*i heights you prefer and exact width saver, a peace-of-mlnd assurance " I •T Yawn be nicer \w lth summer clothes I pim N G AND mSTALLA-nON M n-O -M M A y you require. that everything fits just right. No MOratIt Mton than a WHijras AND UNDKRCT/SHION for 310.50 This graceful afternoon style i40Wan a nretty pastel onesfrom JANETS guesswork, no depending on meas- per square yard. There are 6 car BY AL VERMEER HAT SHOP, 9«8 Main St. For that 1 urements alone. You try on the does wonders for the^ .slightly /VlANCHESTER IdlBarerago Attenttoai Bridee-fa»-be peting groups from which larger figure. Flattering and ver PR ISC IL L A ’S PO P ’43 Bombay t h e n u t m e g g if t s h o p w June wedding o- your " e n c h ^ ^ tuxedo, the cut-away, the WHITE choose: All-wool tweed In 10 colors, I I DON'T ' eveninn’’ you’ll want n MA’TCH- DINNER JACKET. Bring in your satile, It can be made several PO P S O h « WILL TOU VOTE P O (0 aaaport Tolland Tpke. (opposite Howard also 100% "Dupont” NYLON in a CARPET CENTER HIM, HOLLYHOCKTJ E V E N K N O W . 4l8eatterad Johnson’s) invites you to pick up S tg e v W n g b a g - a n d best man, your usher, ydur ring hard twist for exceptional ways. ___ . "CONNECnCtlX'S COMPLETE CARPET SPECIALTY SHOP' OAM^ MPy BROTHER “ j s i t i o n o n :------43 Gave GLOVES. If you are^^ooklng for bearer, the father of toe bride. All No. 8369 wlto Patt-O-Rama to M USH+ POR iRESTRICTiVE your FMIE COPY of the "Gift Then there is "Wilton” scroll In 5 In sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 9 PYL PRESIDENT t h a t s M fil CanstMlatlOQ Jieglgter” Ijooklet. the orderly way ■‘something borrowed, something will be outfitted for the Important coldrs plus “Axminster” textiles B3fraa blue” you’ll find gift-box^, berib-1 1 occasion to their complete satis- 50, 52. Bust 38 to 64. Size 38, 40 1! d i f f i c u l t ^ to keep track of shower and wed and "Bigelow” tweeds. Start bust, 4% yards of 35-lnoh; % yard 311 MAIN STREET QUESTION, UWinga tr\ ST boned BRIDAL GARTERS here. 1 faction. that dream now since there is NO MCbeetbent ding gifts. When a wedding Invl- contrast. . BUDGET PLAN ----- Ml 3-5103 PRISGILLA j Utlon comes winging your way m o n e y dow n and you have up .MCouniel Eggs should' be at room tem '••A '.J: _ •On My Honori to 3 YEARS TO PAY. To order, send 35c In coins to anW er it ’THE NUIMBX! GIFT perature when you add them to a The Official Boy Scout Depart Sue Burnett. The Manchester Ev^ SHOP way. You’ll find a choice cake or coOkle mixture. If you are __ 2451 ment on the downstairs ning Herald. 1150 AVE. W assortment of trays, salad bowls. For seven days of toe week Lsunb Chops with Roquefort AMERICAS, NEW YORK 34, N. © i l BY FRANK O’NEAL dolhg last-minute baking, you can C. E. HOUSE A SON has V-NECK « loin, rib or shoulder lamb SHORT R IB 9 rlsasWare, that will serve as a life warm the eggs by placing them in seven pretty cat^tele designs! SCOUT SHIRTS, for summer, so Ye THEVfVTASAiXO/ERM6R| time reminder of your good Brighten the towel rack,with this cool and comfortable. SCOUT chops For Ist-class mailing add 10c for warm water for a brief period be pretty set embroidered In simple 3 ounces Roquefort cheese each pattern. Print Name, - Ad UBAD ANh CARRIED HER wishes. fore cracking. SHORTS to team with KNEE stltchss. SOCKS are Just toe thing for va 2 tablespoons cream dress, with Zone, Style No. and Off to *rrtElR UAPSR! Nutritlon-consdoiuiT Serve your Pattern No. 3451 has hot-iron yyw drops Worcestershire sauce Size. . Cream butter with a favorite cationing at any one of the Boy Salt and pepper Send 35c today for your copy of family a deesert of fruits that of herb and use this on fish you are transfer for 7 designs; etltch Hius- Scout Clamps. Here, in this well- fer vlUmln C — oranges, straw tratlons; color chart. stocked department, you’ll find Have chops cut 1 to 2 Inches toe Spring A Summer Iksue of our broiling. Dust with paprika as the thick. Set regulator for broiling. complete patterii magazine Basic berries and pineapple. fish finish cooking. To order, send 26c in coins to:— CAMPING SUPPLIES AND «•! Anne Cabot, The Manchester EQXnPMENT, the sleeping bags, Place chops on broiler rack and Fashion. BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS 4,, Congmtalatlona Be.the Belle of the BeMh Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. DF outdoor cooking utensils plus toe insert pan and rarck so that toe LONG SAM on 15tk Anniveraary BATHING SUITS at CAMPUS a m h u c a b , n e w y o b k m . n .y . required reading materials for pro tops of 1-inch thick chops are 2 Honor the Graduate HARRISON’S. 849 Main Street, jxmiORS, 950 Main St., for toe For let-class mailing add 10c gressing In rank. inches and the 2-lnch chops are 3 Spell out your graduation wishes commemorates 15 years in busi Pre-teen, size 10-14 and the Junior for each pwttem. Print Name. Ad inches from the heat. on a luscious CAKE, professtonal- 0 ness with a store-wide sale^__ An Miss, alze 9-15, embody everything dress wlto Zone and Pattern Num- To be sure that yo«r home Is Broil first side until browned, Iv baked and deebrated at PINE / -J "Inland" 8-cup COFFEE BOTTLE you’ve always tVanted in swim ber. ^ , well-equipped for minor **"'*^* about 8 minutes. Season and turn. PASTRY SHOP, 658 Center «forlno matter how hard I tryl ft. size with a 105-lb. freezer stor will transform and update a worn, You Love. . . . for InfMlod end noiMnfomtod houtM — old homos, now honwo end BY KEN IBALP and JERRY BRONDFIELP age capacity. There are 3 adjust saggingsagfging divan or lounge enrnrchair Intomiu i prettiest graduates this ' iMutes under conotruetion. Aok oo for dotalls about our 3S.OOO damsge JUDD SAXON able sliding shelves, a porcelain a piece of furniture vou’ll be proud jouid very well be wearing Buarantaad protection on qualified bulldlnge and eontenfe — only amen I A N O a t a m o r e IMPOSINS HOME IN interior plus storage space bullt- and happv with. WHILE YOU’RE the lovely DRESSES annual coat IXPWT StfAm OF TERMITE DAMME. Daicrlptlra folder on raqoo»t THE SUBURBS. ------into both doors. A 310 deposit de AWAY ON VACATION, have fuml- GRADUATION just lifted ------— ^ BUNNY, YOU BY ROUSON livers this "Red Carpet”- REFRIG- tur* smartly upholstered, sl*P- out of their tissue \vrappings at misht enjoy the country LITTLE SPORTS CLUB MORE THIS SUMMER. I, / ERATOR-F R E E Z E R to your covered or restyled with no incon- wiLROSE DRESS SHOP, 601 % 589 New Park Ave. I HEAR THEY'VE HIREP A . ' home. It to not a stripped down venlence to family. Step Into this street. With a deep hem In Mancheeter f?ARTICULARLY HANPSOMB 7 ^ \ model. If your present refrigerator spacious shop. Choose from the and full skirt thev DACRON J L West Hertford 10, Coim. - ADsmt 3-9178 M I 9-5301 NEW LIFESUARD.' 1960 decorator fabrics, allowing one in •allinfiT. do take advantage of this VOILE is feminine without being <; - Sp S l PRICE of 3248.88, with day delivery. The job will be done too fussy, to live In all summer. a money-back guarantee. The sup In a careful, unhurried way to be You'll find a complete size range ply Is limited. ready for you the day you get 5-15, 10-20 and 12^-2444. tagged back home. Call Mitchell 9-9521y $14.98 to $24.98. Should you have Acclaimed America*$ Entertain the Easy Way something in mind that you do not \ June is dotted with ready-made Summer Camp# Are Opening Up see in the store, Mrs. Kronlck will “Capr ^t«T leeK'w Cvp. “ FineBt Rug Cleaning Plant Soon you’ll be packing the 4-/ Tu.Ww « t rh **■*■ occasions for entertaining: Gradua scout the New York markets per ir S WONDERFUL! tions, Weddings. Fathers BY JOHNNY H^RT The olsMialiig operaaon to bat ooe ef the many Importaiit etepe to Leavitt's exrfuMye Triple Serve fully-cooked BARBECUED CAMPING APPAREL FOR BOYS | Just what you Wanted. CHICKEN or SOUTHERN FRIED B. C. Otoaneliig Proceea tor mgs. AND GIRLS. You’ll flhd all man what a c h ic k e n from LYNN PO U p ner of clothing for sun and rain, Enjoy Modem Dry-Cleaning TRY FARMS STORE in the Park- for warm and chilly days. Rugged "MARTINlZlNG” toe ONE BY ROY CRANE ade now open Sundays for your shorts, slacks, Jeans with comfort HOUR DRY CLEANING service A / h / i BUZZ SAWYER convenience. All the work is done able Jersey tops forlor boysuoyii «»ieare in■■■ » a i at 20 East Center iie w if i^ , , tWUa Tw«XwVOU Slf, for you. Just slice and serve. nlentiful assortment "of colors and open all summer from 7 to 7 Mon MR.RMmMX.1 ^ X ourr HirrsNED to hsar sizes Coordinated summer outfits day through Saturday . NIQHTINGALeAND the BLANKET SPEpiAL contin Get Perfect Result# iMAONeMBenNO ues through June. Your clew, Spruce up your lawn furniture. hamper by enlisting, the aid of | MICKEY FINN MeerAA/ loiBBmmeuR/ WUJUAM0EMNIN09 TWO-HOUR SHIRT BERVICE, fq fine cotton broadcloth SHERIPP—I-I WAS FRIWJO eRYAN. 1 .sweet-smelling BLANKET, ao kit Protect and beautify agings, that rofahuJts thapo after SHEXL FROtABLV _ AND THE H EST O P ^ JUST THINKING—SHE AUePET ten-soft, will be returned to you in beach umbrellas with "SETFAST 299 West Middle Tpke. (near toe VUntlT TO SPEND THE THE TOMORROWS? COULD STAY AT MY NOME/ Parkadel. The DRIVE-IN ■WIN-| countfstt foundering. NK3HT IN THERE _ WE c e r t a in l y (fo m m zB t, a "Kordite” STORAGE BAG to CANVAS PAINT from JOHNSON , ------smooth-flowing WITH HIM—auT WHAT CAN'T LET HER STAY stay dust-free and moth-pntof tm- PAINT CO. 72S Main Street. It’s DOIV PROVIDES ABOUT TOAAORROW? AT THAT SHACK/ tlltil coldcow weatherweatner returns.reiums. Makeaio.no - a 1 g„ easy, thrifty way to bring | service, molehill out of your mountain of jg^^j canvas back to life. Another laundry this4-Uib summer;BiiTvtmor* 1<»flet 1__Af t^.^gt* l« *fnT Aproduct T .TOOT’S’* I s ’’TALBOT S’’ Pretty and easy cake decora CHESTER l a u n d r o m a t do It. FABRIC (HLOR, $2,99 that let# tion: faked pumw ■ _____ I clal service, (make up, last minute Update Your Shoe# combing) on your wedding day. one of toe attractive styles: Side drape, bloomer typo, boy-cuff^ in J W HALE SHOE SERVICE Pertiap# all you need is a HAIR- cotton, orlon, nylon.. Tnere Is’n t | jS- wiil modernize toe #h6e# you are CUT, ehaped and molded beqom- and fashion to enhance your fig b o o k TOUR APPOINT- ure. Add a TERRY ROBE, $2.98. o W -at^ ^ ^ X them here. Plat- MENT NOW and toe b«uty time eoft and absorbent. Just toe thing X ' form aolea can ho removed. BUM, you reeerve cannot be taken from CORSET SHOP ■> V."* ' TRIM wmiTT-q will replace your you. Reserve a beauty time for to slip avee-a wet suit. thick, heavy heeie. The new man-1 Motoar, too. Bha’ll look aa pretty «B1 M A W B *.—M I « F i iS e S r^ re Invltea your ao-land-proud m * e to « tW. tmee-a- The Inquirerl i t a j t f o t o r quwtanoa. ^ .... Ufattoa day. MItcheU M951.
ai - 1 \ PAO* TWtottT-Oldi matJCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JUN^ 1. 1 9 ^ It’s a Natural ‘Advice to Golfing Wives Call ’Em the Baby Birds or Kiddie Korps 'TOE T ech It’s s natural, Yankees irersua the Red Sox. And Don’t Let Hubby Teach You Herald Angle Sunday at Yankee Stadium t’s a doubleheader to boot! • j New York (ff)*^M ybur buaband The Mamihester Knights Y o u n g Pitchers Pace Leading EARL YOST Fail to offers to teach you to play goK. of Columbus have 60 tickets don’t take him up on it. He could •pwta Editor left for Sunday’s bargain be your biggest handicap. (8; lost it, giving up two hits in hit bill. Richy Jarvis reports Hie kind of offer could break up dosen walks and. 10 runs In his last d d u h 1 • ami Walker’s two-out It was the fifth victory In six seven Innings. Andy Carey hom Notee from the Pro Baseball Scene By FRANK CUNE the tickets are in desirable your happy home or at least put a New York, June 1. (/P)— You five apjHsrances, iibverlng just single. ered for the A’S first run, in the damper on It That’s the advice of games for the Orioles (who also \ * • • Havin^iailed t6 qualify for the state schoolboy baseball locations, near third base in can call ’em the Baby Birds or four Inntn^.- sixth, and they got the winner in Gubbing opposing pitching for IQ hits in 27 official at golf pro Ed Furgol, who explains: have won nine of their last 11 and WHIYE s o x 6, INDIANS 4— tournament'Tor only the s^ond tiine in the the mezzanine. .Cost of the the Kiddie Korps, but what The..Yahkees finished with four The White Sox broke their losing the seventh on a walk, a sacrifice bats for the week, Gene Johnson.of Manchester ^ o k ^ 71 "If he does attempt to teach you 15 of the last 20) and It gave them hits," all off Walker. He struck out string at four and reclaimed third and a pair of Infield outs. Hall, a and rained q u N f ycfiterday’s game with ticket includes round.trip golf, the lessons could put sp much those Baltimore Oriole pitch a two-game edge over Cleveland. Pittsburgh castofll, had a two-hit pointsnninfii oh his battinsrbattlng_ average and now boastsCoasts a .302 mark baseball tepin has only one game left before ringing seven, fanning six of the first nine place from New York, 3'A games points on ni8 oaiung ..1,:-^ baseman has fare to Grand Central Sta restiwlnt on your game that you ers are doing to the rest of Chicago’s defending champion behind Baltimore. A two-run hom shutout until Sandy Amoros hit a will not be a good golfer anywAV- batters, and faced only 18 through pinch home run in the eighth. It tion; New York. the American League these White Sox shook their.slump and ed by Gene -Freese tied it 2-all in three homers among his 16 base hits. ■“» “ T their..... first. tournament start Satur ■ Every lesson could end . in anger beat the second place Indians, 6-i. six frames. The Yankees broke was Hall’s first three-hitter in the . Train leaves Hartford days is spelled mur-DUR. the fourth oft loser Gary Bell (5-3) Morhardt went four for 21 and saw his bat mark skid to Thursday afternoon Ooieh Tom day, Wethersfield may employ and tears.” Kansas City spilled Detroit, 2-1, through on Mickey Mantle’s lead- and A1 Smltlx’s solo homer trig majors. , , , 1 Kelley’s IndlSns play hoH to several moundsmen in an effort to Sunday moraing at 8 Women have known for years . A ' l . - . The five kid hurlcrs — Steve behind the three-hit pitching of .265 with Lancaater In the Class A^ tournament-bound Wethersfleiii'- At off double and a single by Roger gered a winning, three-run sixth. Eastern League. Johnson is with get them all'in shape for tourna o’clock. Return trip starts that they shouldn’t let their hus Barber, Chuck Estrada, Jack Fish Dick Hall. Boston escaped the cel BED SOX 6, SENATORS 1— Memorial Field. Game time wlH bands teach them to drive cars, Maris in the seventh. Walker left Billy Pierce (4-2) was the winner, the Braves’ farm club In Three Bye ment play. at 8 :30 from Grand Central. er, Milt Pappas and' Jerry Walker lar while plunking Washington In, with 2 1/3 innings of/shutout re Boston Manager Billy Jurges re be 3:16. Ed points ou t but many times after giving up his fourth walk, to ceived a vote of confidence from League. Lancaster la operated by Because Conard qualified Tickets are available at —all barely old enough to vote, defeating the Senators, 5-1. lief by Russ Kemmerer. Jim Pier- the Chicago Cuba. Morhardt may The Indians wUl be seeking to for' the tournament, their g;ame they’ll let their husbands teach • • ♦ Mantle, leading oft the. ninth. An club owner Tpw Yawkey a few them golf because they feel It is have packed away 16 of the front error sent Mantle to third and he sail, fined $250 by AL President be seen in action Friday night t knock off the vlelUng Eagles for with Hw Indians hes been can the Kacey Home, Len Yost’s ORIOLES 8, YANKS * - The Joe Cronin for his Memorial Day minutes before game Ume and the one way to become a part of his ' ' "-f ' flying Birds’ 2!) victories. scored as Yogi Berra hit into a Red Sox then chipped in with their Springfield.. Manager Jeff Koelsch a two-fold puifiose. At the present celled ta has the Cheney Tech at jewelry shop and Ed Pa- »y«r ****■ way for ninth-inning relief by the second on rookie Ron Hansen .a hits. Southpaw Pete Burnside (2-1) la would welcome any newcomer Conard la upset by Hall, then Golf Schedule To Extend Streak the game. Says he: how proficient she becomes be ney. Duren, now has given up a { her,” he explains. Barber, also 21. ’ ■ t florlarty’s play at Seymour Sun Wethersfield can tie Conard for The Indians’ triangulAr gblf ‘T’d like to see a woman on the Ed ta rougher on men when he cause most women don’t have that day and return home Sunday Jun the league crown. match with Bristol Central .end Witli Sonny Ray executive body of the U.S. Golf ta teaching them "becauae they ex kind of power behind the swing, lie 12 to play Naugatuck In Stat- Loss Started Downfall Hall at the Country Club w m Assn. I don’t know why t(iey don’t pect it” but/Sl^aye talk* sofuy to says. It is better too. that they teague games. The Matt Morlartj TTie other reason the Indians postponed after the boys played Chicago, June 1 Iff) —Willie plug for It. •Their associations women. . don’t compete ta men’s tourna sponsor^ club opens lU ments. would like to pin a lota on Weth four holes and the rains came. Faetrand, unbeaten In three fights around the country should get to TM bA Mistake League eUte Tueedey. June . ersfield is a more personal one. It will be replayed today with gether for representation. Women Ed, who ha« been teaching golf against Hamilton Standard at Col. Women hit from the top but Late in AgrU the l ^ l e e handed Coach Larry Perry’s charges, thle year, it a 2-1 favorite in a are sticklersgtlcklers for rules, once theyiney otherwise are likely to have a for 15 years, ta atatated by hla pret AMERICAN LEAGUE Park in Hartford. the Indians their first loss of the still in contention for the OCIL light-hfeavyweight bout tonight ^ gatne, and* It would be ben- smoother ball than men ts 8 rule, ty wUe, Helen, A former niodel. year in extra innings and that title, trying to trim Hall In par vlrlth Chicago’* Bonny Ray. eficlal to have them on a commit he point out, but juet about every Last season they combined their Batting Based on 70 or more at talenU at a Montauck, N. Y., golf bats)—Runnels, Boston, .851; Her Ancient Clubs was the Start of Manchester’s ticular. For it was Hall that upset The 10-roupder in Chicago Sta tee.” woman makes the mtatako the Indians last month, dium will be televieed (ABC, 10 chib where Kd taught golf and zog, Kansas a ty . .342; Berra. New Manchaitar Country Club la the downfall. If you’re going out for golf this ing too much with hor Wpa. Thoitl Belt and broke a 43-match winning p.m.) and scored under the, flve- season, Ed offers these sugges ta little danger (tiie’U b« a beUlsr Helen ran the shop. York, .326; Gentile, Baltlmoro and proud pcaseasor of an ancient set b i l l b r o w n Bonior righthander Pat Mlstret- ‘ ' Tl^ four smiling faces belong to members, of the high-flying Ori- Maris, New York, .322. I ta wlU ^rfhably get the pitching streafc that the local echoolboy point-must syetebu tions: \\ HO l5 UP NO\N . — ine , iri tbo Ameriran League to two games over , 4' i f golf clubs, the gift of Ray Goa golfers had going for them. It’s a boxer ve. puncher affair. NATIONAL l e a g u e Phils tagged the loss on Lew Bur launch a home and home basket essignnwnt for the Indiatu. With 1. Ohooae a goU ps«feasloiMl ta' New York, June 1 (/P)— .loaded in the 11th for the Pirates. Runs—Mantle, New York, 88; lee. Tha clubs Included a putter, Pastrano, who now lives ta Miami atsad of your hosbaad as i Tuesday’e Results dette (3-2), working in relief, Minoso, Chicago. 28; Brandt and Jigger, maehle, m ldlrdn^d woods. ball eerlee next oeaaon. A natural It was Pittsburgh’s fourth would be for the two rival ochooU Beach, Fla., a l{^ begtanlng his teacher. Philadelphia 12, Milwaukee 7. What’s with the San Francis while handing Milwaukee a fourth Woodling, Baltimore, 27; McDoug- Goalee eald the clubs wireuaed on over $50,000 straight victory and 14th In the straight defeat. Bobby Del Greco to get together hi baseball. career in New Orleans, Is A danc * t. Drees eomfortably so you eaa Palmer^s Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 3 (11). co Giants? Don’t they know ald. New York, 24. the Oxford - Golf Club ^e^ree, ing, bobbing batUer with lltUe make proper use ot the olub faclU- ■ ■ ■ ■ < Chicago 9, San Francisco 1. they’re back home, where all laat 19 -games. Elroy Face (4-3) and Pancho Herrera each drove in Runs Batted In—Marls, Nrw which opened In Mancheeter In three runs for Philadelphia. Del punching power. tiee. (Many women got all dreeaed Dunedin, Fla., June 1 (P) — Golf Los Angeles 8, St. Louis 3. won his fourth In a row with two York, 30; Hansen, Baltimore. 29; 1894. The' local club, located on Off ibe Cuff Stratford, Southington, that good pitching is supposed Greco’s two-run single was the liay, rusty after only one etart up like ballet dancers to go to a er Arnold Palmer has pushed his W. L. Pet. G.B. to really pay off? They won innings of shutout relief, leaving Minoso, Chicago and Lemon, Wash? property now knbwn ae Memorial ^ d d le Pellagrinl, former major this year, has scored 14 knockouts golf coarse.) .27 14 .659 — the' bases loaded In the 10th and clincher in the eighth, which Her ington, 28; Gentile, Bsltlmore, ^ eld, wae one of the first In the leagiie Inflelder, handles the B o ^ n winnings for the season over the Pittsburgh .. i4 of their first 19 games at sp.^k- rera capped with hla second tri in winning 17 fights. He haS been 8. Forgot about yourself when .26 16 .619 I'A 11th. He - escaped by getting Smith, Chicago and Skowron, New United States and la reported to College^ benebell team which will beaten nine timea and haa six you take leeaons. If you are eelf- $50,000 mark. San Francisco ing new Candlestick, Park. But ple; Rookie Chris Short (2-0) Griswold Top Ranked Cincinnati . .22 20 ,6’24 5>A now the Chicago Cubs have taken Frank Robinson on a ihort-to- York, 26. have been the first golf course In meet UCoim Friday a fte rp i^ at draws, the last being with Al WU- oonsclous because someone ta The PGA weekly standings re- Yawkey Fed Up with Writers won it in relief. . CoAnectlciit;. .Bob Vinton of Man- 1 o'clock at AIC Park, Springfield, watchtag you, ira put reetrlctlona Milwaukee .. 16 16 .500 6 two of three there, knocking out horfte - to - first doubleplay and • • • Hl'u—Lump#, Kansas City,?. 48; liams in El Paso, Tex., April 16. lessed yesterday ahowed Palmer, Loa Angeles—Tommy FMds, Los Angeles . ;..2 0 21 .488 7 three of the Giants’ top pitchers striking out Tony Gonzales in the Minoeo, Chicago, 48; Runnels, Bos? ehester placed third in the one Mast., in a Dlitrict 1 NCAA pley-f The railhga; Pastrano haa only seven defeats on your phystaal a l^ ty . You must 205, Loe Angeles, outpointed DODOER.S 8, CARDS 8 - A Ue- mile run laat weekend at the IC4A off . . En route to'^the Govemor'i Wallingford, June 1 (ff)—Unde-f who splays out of Ugonler, Pa„ St. Louis • • ...1 8 22 .450 8 and dropping them Iti games be- 10th, then retired Gus Bell on a feated Stratford. High, defending CEAM A—1. Stratford, 2. Ham and haa been kayoed only once. walk before you can run. 17>e golf Franklyn Haynes, 182H, 1®« ...1 4 21 .400,10 )iind the National league leading liner to second In the 11th. breaking cases-Ioaded home 1 7 ’ track meet at Vlllanove, Pe. Vin Cup golf championship at the Man He haa 34 victories and three ■wing ta a functional movement, with $50,200 earned in 17. tourna Angeles, 10. Chicago ...... chester Country Club, Jlmniy Gor baseball champion of the Connecti den, 8. Conard, 4. Norwich, 5 And Hints He May Move Sox Philadelphia ...1 4 27 .341 13 Pittsburgh Pirates. Two walks and a bunt single by by Norm Sherry, his first T S ^uC fe^L oU ar. Chicago. XS. ton is a senior at Georgetown Uni draws. He defeated Jerry Luedee but It often embarraasee women. ments. He grabbed first place In Stockton, Calif.—Benny Casing. league alam, won it for ^ e i 2; Kubek, versity. He'trailed Dick Engle- don had to defeat his b roth eft^ y , cut Interscholastic Athletic Con Naugatuik, 6. Milford, 7. Wethers After jarring the Giants out of Dick Groat, who had five of the ference, has been picked as the In Miami Beach Jan, 20, stopped 4. If your t e ^ e r doesn’t make five of the events and finished in 121, Stockton,, knocked out Frenk- TODAY’S GAMES ers in the sixth against Ron Kline Buddin, Boston and l»rlnk of Penn State and Mark the game enJoyaUe, find a new In Chicago (Ellsworth 2-1) at San a share of the lead with a split Bucs’ 13 hits, set up Cal McLish field, 8. Sacreu Heart. Schools not George Kartallan in ilx rounds at the top five in 10 others. ie Duarte, 121, Sonora, Mexico, 8. to. There’s an innuendo there (2-4). Stan Williams (3-0)^struck Washington,>10. MUIlln of Harvard.. .Bobby Lowe Augusta, Ga., April 9 and t<»k a structor, one who puts you In the London, England—Dave Chain- reporters gently at ftret, then not j Francisco (Jones 5-4), 4:30. in a Memorial Day doubleheader, (2-4) . for the loss. McLish was qualifying are Stamford, Crosby, Dow Flnsterwald o f Tequasta, Boston, June 1 (/P)— Boston think you all understand.” , out eight, but ".J Triples—Fox, Chicago, 4; Han of Brown 'Unlveralty, the same local basketball player vrith Nas-|tOumey West Haven, Falrfieie Prep, Dari 10*round de^ilon from Alonzo right frame of mind. ley, 138 London, knocked out so gently. Veteran writers agreed it was Milwaukee (Buhl 3-2) at Phila the Cubs won 9-1 last night the sixth of eight Redleg pitchers, ’The CIAC Baseball Committee Fla. is a far away second with Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey a One-game total that tied the NL ning homers by Bill White and I Baltimore. Aparicio, Chicago, lad who upset Johnny Kelley in slff’e, will take over next fall as en, Greenwich, Torrlngton and Johnson In Louisville May 6. 6. Ask questions if one occurs to $30,100 gAniered in 15 events. Paul Armstead, 133H> Ange ‘^ o w many of you guys think a veiled threat to move the team. delphia (Owens 2-5), 7. against southpaw Johnny Antonel- director of athleUcs and bwket- seeded Stratford first in Class A is so fed up with the treat you’re qualified to managie a ball U. The Pirates, meanwhile, defeat- record. 1716 Pirates also loaded Ken Boyer and needed Larry Sher- Kansas City and Mantle the Five Mile Road Race in Man Windham, Pastrano la rated the No. 8 you. No nmtter how trivial it Next comes Ken Venturi of Palo les, 8. Later, ■ however, Yawkey said Cincinnati (Purkey 3-1) at ry's relief help for the victory. It I Howard, New York, 3. chester laat Thanksgiving morn ball coach at East Windsor High . . (Liarge Schools) yeeUrday /while light -heavy contenderr by the Na seeme, it may settle a dota)t that ment his team is getting from club?" he' demanded. Pittsburgh (Friend 5-2), 8:15. ed Cincinnati 4-3 in 11 Innings at the baaes without scoring in the drawing up ,tha schedules for the CLASS B— 1. Southington, 2. Alto, Calif., vrith $29,000 won ta he has ho present plans to move was White s sixth home run^ thirf Runs—Marls. New York, ing, won the 3,000 meter steep Faithful correspondentcorresponoeni, Charlie u ur»wmg up —- tional Boxing Assn, and No. 8 by wUI let you hit the boll weU ta- OHDBOH LEAGUE VTANMNOS local sports writers he has There were no volunteers. St. Louis (Sadeckl 0-2) at Los Pittsburgh. 10th and wound up leaving 14 on Hurlburt reports VlUanova, spark- competition. Hamden and Conard North Haven, 3. Housatonic Re 12 tournaments. or sell the club. in two games, and Boyer’s 12 th. U j. Le„,on, Washington, 10; Held, lechase In record time. gional, 4. Stonington, 5. Glaston Ring Magazine. etead of pooriy. W. U Pet. He fixed one reporter with a 'That’s for the future to de Angeles (Koufax 1-5), 11. Last place Philadelphia cut base. The Reds stranded 12. ■ e • • ed. during the second_____J half ot the ef U7..»West Ua-tfnrriHartford were rated as Others Leaders: Jerry Barber, f dropped a hint he may move Boyer, the major league '**ulB lins, Lutherville, Md., $18,500; end liberty Mutual ...... 1 2 Yawkey snapped. wav out as manager. Chicago and Plersall. Cleveland. 5; ter his game with Bllington High season NCAA spot in District 2. and Griswold was rated highest In fighter, Ray won each time has sought your help. He can’t re Com. Baptist .0 1 AOO seventh place team. And he later '■’Phis Ms a final statement and seven defeats at spacious Candle-1 was canceled due to wet grounds. • • • dsse C (Small Schools). New Haven, 5. VaUey Regional, 3. sist thinking of you as an employe. BUI Casper Jr., Apple Valley, AOO qualified his remarks about mov He expre.ased a belief in the AMERICAN LEAGUE stick, got this one on a pair of Stephens, Boston, Fernandes, D^, Regional Swen of IVlnated, 1, St. CaUf., $18,000. Nike .0 2 freedom of the press, then added; an expression of confidence in our Neither Ellington nor Cheney could Eight teams were picked for the A woman Isn’t that way. She likes ing the club. Tuesday’s Results doubles by Jerry Kindall, good for troit and Msjitle, New York 4. End of the Line bracket In each dlvUlon. Play wUl Anthony, 8. Masuk. Not qualifying manager," they said. Pitching based on five or get together on a new date and the He made a surprise appearance "Sometimes it goes beyond the Chicago 6, Cleveland 4. three runs, and homers, by Ernie game was scratched from the Buddy Krebs, local etock car Stsrt June 4 In West Haven, New are Berlin, Plainfield, Suffleld, Cluney Succumbs, bounds of human dignity and Kansas City 2, Detroit 1. Banks and Bob Will. Banks sock decisions)—Coates, New York, 6-0, race driver, hit the jackpot last Guilford, Morgan, Cheney Tech, In the press room atop FenWay Larry Cutright; rookie catcher hooka. Five seniors with the Rang i Britain. Middletown, New London, Park Just before last hight’s reason. I don’t put up with it. I Baltimore 3, New York 2. ed his 10th in the first inning off 1000- Barber, Baltimore. Staley, Saturday night at Rlvetalde Park Durham, Ellington, Bloomfield, on the Philadelphia Phillies ros (Chicago and Hall. Kansas City, 6M, ers'who will be making their final land WaUrbury. Tha finals will Ex-Sports Writer Boaton-Wajthingtpn gam#. Yawkey don’t have to. Just remember I’ve Boston J5, 'Washington 1. Antonelli, now 3-2 with his second ■taft W day against Hartford Tech when he roared across the finish eome on June 11. and East Hampton. got the last word. I always have ter, was the battery mate of Balti ' W. L. Pet. G.B, straight defeat. Banks also had a .833; Estrada, Baltimore, 4-1, .800. llnd first to take the checkewd dropped several hints he may move more pitcher Milk Pappas at at the Oval will be catcher Jim the team If the writers don’t quit the last word. I’ve got an ace In Baltimore .. .625 triple and double. flag ta the lOO-lap feature. The Watetbury, Jude 1 (IP)—John Cooley pigh School in Detroit. .583 NATIONAL l e a g u e Mon cleco and Boyer, S t Loula, 4. 850 purse lest night at the annual G LEN N ErS Shop. and repeatedly raising and lowering outstretched arms. Home Rune—Boyer, St. Loula, thing. 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Company loan available. $6.99—2for$134K> low prices. 703 MAIN ST.—PHONE MI 3 -4 m s ^ R PROMPT FREE DE14VERT Tonlffht 9:00 $7.99—2for$1bOO Exclusive Flip-Top cleaning. No wonder Norelco If you feel qualified to operate thia eixeeUent gidnf $9,991-2 for S19JOO *2.95 is the world’s largest-gelling shaver. . arnnina eura burinesa ‘ YANKEES AK AteVTOUfi E8SY TERMS Con JA 2-B231 lM i»9 l>oy LARSEN'S HARBWARE CO., INC. PETERMAN’S laudal vs. MEN'S SHOf D l IC U HARDWARE PLUMBING am C O . V Or Ml t-8692 Aft»r 6 P*M. GeeMir Mata awl BIn Ii W 84 DEPOT SQUAREr-PHONB _MI HORTH D lw ldn COMPANY BALTIMORE MANCHESTER 788 Mata Bt.. Maneheater GLENNEV 244 MAIN STREET
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1, I960 Thoms Supporte HooMfi for Sale 72 Holuies folr Sal* 72 H ou m v fo r Mtl|i Submarine Sunk PAGE TWENTY-TWO Mifslcsl InstruawnU B8 ApBrtwfiHt*—PlatB— L o c a l Stocks Pn«l Bnd PMd 49-A CUSTOM BUILT Gamholatl ranch; SOUTH WINDSOR — Price drae- j Blue Cross Drive BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Tenements 63 80-82 PORTER ST. Exceptionally BOLt 6 n —Four room ranch ■ with THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW sparkling clean, to one of Man Ucally reduced for quick fsle. Im For Rescue Drill Rouaeliold Services SEE THE naw KtoamSn large two-family, now vacant, ex- 2-car garage, acre of land, $10,900. mediate occupancy! Oversized 6% 1 stSfnBTJAiarr guaUtv’ standing orgaii, two keyboards with percus- 4% ROOM heated apartmenti hot chester’s finest neighborhoods. tluetatioas Fnnilalied by The Connecticut Blue Oo** ta* Offered 13-A hay (Timothy, Alfalfa and cloved celleht condltttm. Priced right for J. D. Realty, 470 Main St. XQ room ranch, carport, large comer Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, June 1 C?m«lO»i906ANBVi^ slro, $995. Dubaldo M « lc ^ t a r , water, IlghU, ^ rk tog . 244 Burn- ConsisU of six rooms, 18x24 foot Cobnra • Mlddlebrook, loa. di'viduAl enrollment c a m p a ig n * for sale. Reasonable. Call Ml quick sale. Ml 9-8229, 9-6. 8-6129, . living room , garage, 100x300 lot, one year old. $1,400 down as (JP) — A U.8, 'submartoe we* de TV SERVICE — Potterton'* lOI ^ ETWIP lETHHf y - % 186 W. Middle Tpk*. Ml 9-8908. aide Avenue, East Hartford. C*ll sumes 8% % mortgSge. Goodchlld- which opened Tueeday, drew etroj* S eI M« LIKE r i m 9-0771. JA 8-6628 after 6. wooded lot R. F. Dlmock Co., MI liberately sunk off the Island of Baak Bteeks makes. Highest quality guaranteed 4 CAROL DRIVE - RockrUlS, 111.- GLASTONBURYrr-164 Mlnnechaug Bartlett Realty. Realtors. BU Bid Asked support today from Bdwarf work and parts, over *7 years ex 'foos. news 660. 6 room ranch, large ttvlng Drive. Buslnesa venture necessi 9-6245 or Barbara Woods, XO Maul, to Hawaii, on May 10. Thoms, administrator o f l l anchato. STAMP COULD Wearing Apparel— Pnrs 87 GENERAL RENTAL agency— We 9-0989, xn 3-7925. (Jonh. Bank and Trust perience. Fam-iu- for service since Garden— Farm— Dairy room, oabtoet kitchen, I bed tates owner to sell his 6% room 9-7702. The Navy to the announcement ter Memorial HospitaL He pototoA 1931. raone Ml 9-4S87 for best SEUTMlCe A6 specialize In rentals of all kinds. rooms, l% % , toiidrtgage can he ranch, high on a.hill with a beau- LOljGE DRIVE — 6 room cape.f,4 yesterday eald It w#* the first time Co...... 89% 62% Products BO MOTORCYCLE Jacket, to good con f . D, Realty, MI 8-5129, evenings, BOLTON—ThU Cape Cod U a out this enrollment campaign wffl Mrvlce. MAiN’PAPSM assumed. MarionI E. Roberiaon, tlhil view and loads of privacy; bedrooms, fireplace. Immaculate In U.S. naval history that , an un Hartford National advertising dition, $15. Kelly Road, Rout# S, x n 8-1637. 470 Main St. treasure you will -always cherish, Bank and Trust <3d. 84% 86% be open to every Connecticut real- m '/T iM E Broker, MI 8-5968. Living room with fireplace and condition. Overiooking lake, close manned submarine was sunk and dent, regardless of age, health HAROLD A so ils. Rubbish remov NATIVE ASPARAGUS — Fresh Vernon Trailer Park. bookcases, dining room, three ^ rooms, 1% baths, 8 or four salvaged for the purpose of train Fire insnranoe Companies VOU’ttE SHORT ROCKVILLE—8% room apartment, Itedrooms, one acre of land, brand center. St. James’ Parish. Price status or place of employment. al, . cellars- and ..''2,“ ’*?.; a picked dally, 8 bunches B9e, 12 SOUTH WINDSOR -C uitom built large bedrooms, 1% baths, seven only $1$,600. Goodchlld-Bartlett Aetna F i t e ...... ,.<. 72 75 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMEOT DEPT. HOURS Ashen, papers all rubbish. Harold bunches $2; crate ofr24 bunches modern, residential location, shop executive 74 foot ranch with 10 new, priced at only $16,800. R. F. ing. , In' endorsing the Blue Croat canto Wanted—To Buy 88 ping, churches at walking dis double closeU. knotty pine kitch Dlmock Co,, xn 9-5245 or Barbara Realty, Realtors, BU 9-0989, Xn The submartoe rescue veeeel Hartford Fir# N w .. 65% 48% paign, Thoma called It "a fine op- 8 s15 A.M. to 4i30 PAl. Hoar, llfl 9-4084 > $8.89. Now taking orders for frees- acres of land, 2-car g t r v e , 1% en with dinette, laundry area, tance. All utUitles furnished. In Woods, xn 9-7702. 8-7925. * U8S Oreenls't sank the submarine. National Fire ...... 145 153 portimlty for Connecticut people Ing Or canning. Farmer’s Market, WE BUT, SELL pt trad# antiqua baths, enclosed shower. HJgh ele built-in hutch, stove, oven, dish As soon as the hulk MttlSd on the DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Coin- E. Jtldtorpedo room PubUo CtUiUes 7 p p e 4 ^ Md r e p o r t ERBORS In Ome for *>»•“ «** WANTED—Old Sliver thlmUes, THREE ROOM apartment. Ga $15,500. Remodeled, 4 bedroom years, and that there would prob wait. Mm Iow’s. Reaity, 470 Main St., Ml 8-5129. six room ranch, over 1400 sq. ft., 3-6454. hatch, and entered the submarine. Cohn. Light A.Power 21% 23% ably not be another for many APPE^^ MO for only ONE Incorrect or omltte^ UP (M-MICE AS t o m a t o usable condition. Ml 8t6281. rage, $70. Write Box X, Herald. home to top condition, two'-haths, , pepper,'lettuce planU; fireplace, full basement with ga Houser for sale 72 Deep Bca divers performed salvage HUd. Electric Ught . 60% 63% months. For this reason, he strong i s r a - « ». ^ a VINQ of Bums moth holes MAMV PAPERS.' also salvia, ,.- Smnla, calendula, rage almost 1% acres wooded new oil burner, full basement, ga 1 WANTED — Standard ping-pong FIVE ROOMS, secoiTd floor" Main PORTER STREET Section, 4 bed rage, patio, close to. High, Junior work. No further appraisal of the Hartford Gas-^Co- 42% 45% ly urged all Connecticut resident* InMrtion. E rror, which do not leMen and tom clothing, hosiery rundf 'THEN VOU CAN'T marigold, .straw flower, and pe room colonial, fireplace, aluminum land' For appointment call owner, K 4 r ^ ^ ^ not he corrected b j^ e jo o »» Insertion. table; wooden Venetian blind 66% Street, '$|6 monthly. Call Xtl 3-2785 ANDOVER CENTER High and Bowers Schools. Warren operation was given. Southern New England who are not already members of hr dbags repaired, tipper re- ONt'EM A#iV.' tunias,. 86c dosen, 8 dozen $1. Al- storms, hot water heat, attached xn 9-8760; 44% placemev, umbrellas repalreo, wayp - open. PontlcelU’s Green- width. MI 8-5894. before o p.m. E. Howland, Realtor, Xn 3-1108. The operation Is part of a pro Telephone .'...... 42% Blue Cross to join now. garage, pnly $17,900. Carlton W. gram designed to keep. aubmarine Mr. thoma cited Blue Cross for men’s shirt iHars reversed and hpdse, 488 North Main Street. WANTED—Approximately 80-46 ft. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. MANCHESTER — CXistoln huUt, $9,000 full price for this 7 room Manufactartng Companies SOUR CXHJPERATION W n X [ j j | J ^ | 3 . 2 7 1 1 replaced. Marlow’s LlUl® Mend I'-i ROOMS, hi!at, hot water, tile home, Stone fireplace, heatalalor, JERRY FAY’S LISTINGS rescue vessels up to date with the ilsA ef^ce to the Connecticut com- used stockade fencing, must be bath and -shower, stove and re oversize 6 room Cape, on bus line, Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 65% 68' BE appreciated i ^ i U l ^ ing Shop. '______• *08 CHOICE BEARDED IRIS. Private PORTER BTREBT Section—7 room shrubbed lot, with shade - trees. large *creened-ln porch, S-c8r base Na'vy’s modern submarine fleet. -rtfunlty over the past 23 years. He HiCHMQUO to, illectlon. Many award winners, reasonable. Also, household furni frigerator, second floor, centra! lo ment garage. 2 rooms unfinished. BOLTON The Navy named the sunken Associated Spring . . 19% IV said that during these years to ALL MAKES Of TV, radio and ture, braided or hooked rugs, cation. parking. Available June 1. colonial home, den, full dining One-car garage, ameslte drive, V?. -ivepings 6:30-8:80 and Saturday city water,:-sewer, and sidewalks. Near store and church. Ideal for submarine a* the ex-USS Tinoaa Bristol Brass ...... 10 which Blue Cross has grown from home electronic equipment e* •------qishes and glassvyare. Ml 4-1021. , $66. Call MI 3-6396. room large kitchen, living ropm Route 86. five minutes from Automobiles for Sale morning only. 12 Winter St. 15x24 with fireplace. Built-in book; Priced for quick sale. Phllbrlck children. which sank 22 enemy vessels and Dunham B u s h ...... ” a handful of aubacriberii Into a Lost and Found pertly repaired with a 90-day downtown Xtoqchester. seven room damaged 12 others during 'World Em-Hart ...... 61 M statewide organization of more guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the cases; second floor, three bed Agency, xn 9-8464. bungalow, completely modern, two- OLDSMOBILE 1957 S 88 Holiday, .■■l.AMl iTSTl Rooms Without Board 89 THREE ROOM' furnished apart rooms and bath. Den may be used LAWRENCE F. FIANO War.II- Fafnlr Bearing-'. >. - • 55 68 than l,2od,000 members, the non l o s t —L ady’s white gold two door> excellent condition, Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046. MANCHESTER VICINITY*- Price car garage, beautiful flowers, Landers Froty a a rk 15 17 profit plan'for hoepltal care haa lUy of'P arkad e on May Household Goods ment. Call MI 9-3562 after 6- as fourth bedroom. One-car at MI 3-2766 shrubbery, ti«es. and landscaping 11,400 miles. MI,9-50B1 after 8. ATTRACnVELT furnished rooms, tached garage, $17,900. Phllbrlck just reduced. Large, beautiful N. B,.Machine 18 20 "done more than help Its members Reward. lift S-1280 8-9 p.m . Paul P. Fiano xn 8-0458 2>4 acres. Reduced to $18,800. North and Judd W I 18 20 ALL KINDS of sterilized Used fur complete light housekeeping fa. EXTRA LARGE three room heated Agency, MI 9-8484. executive, type 3 bedroom custom pay hospital bills. It has also con Building-Contracting 14 : Articles For Sale 45 apartment Manchester - Bolton built ranch, stainlwes* steel.built- Ed. Crawford ’ MI 9-4410 Slate Seeking Rogers Corp. (B) . . . 28 31 tributed greatly toward improv ITICE IS HEREBY glVen than 1956 MERCEDES-BENZ, 190 8.L. Painting—pap erin g 21 Help Wanted— Male 36 niture for every room f most of It cilitles. Prices *s low as $10 week MANCHESTER tss Book No. E 2166, issued by ly. Central. Children accepted — town line, second floor stove, re MANCHESTER ROAD. Glaston Ins, fireplace, bookcases, paneling. Stanley Works New 17% 19% ing the financial stability, of our r e m o d e l in g bathrooms, addi retinlibed. Also appliances spark TW'O FAMILIES Thk Savings Bank of Manchester MI 8-14472. " \ GREEN m a n o r Constmctlon limited. 14 Arch St., Mrs. Dorsey. frigerator, Venetian blinds, extra bury,' facing the golf course, 6 1% baths, attached garage, semi Prison Gugrds, Terry Steam ...... 38 42 community hospitals. tions, rec rooms, porches, all types EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, two-Bulter, ling clean and tested. New maple Linnmore Drive—C!ape Cod, six has been lost and application has company, Inc. Three experienced" MAN’S SAMSON den set. Bronze/brass dinette and closet, laundry In basement. Beat room Cape, breezeway garage, circle drive., nearly one acre lot Manchester^-8 duplex With all finished room* with recreation Veeder R oot ...... 49% 52% "With the help of Bhi# CrOa*, ' of^carpentry and painting. Call MI decorating, ceilings, floors, paper tap, used twice, $ iO 8-7024. ATTRACTIVELY furnished room the hospitals have been able to im- beenSjiade to said bank for pay hanging. Clean workmanship. Free bmsh painters, for Inside and-Out chrome kitchen set. Viscose rugs, of everything, $110 per month. nice lot. Priced for quick sale. J: Xfany, many'more extras.' For full utilities. Asking $15,000. And 4-8 room, detached garage, also sun Interviews Set The above quotations are not to ment of^ the amount of deposit. luto Driving School 7-A 9-4291, side—steady work. Call pfter 8 for gentleman, private entrance, Shown by appointment, 'Tel. MI D Realty, <70 Main St.. MI 3-5129. particular* call the Ellsworth Mit house, trees and shrubbery, excel Ds conitrued an actual markets. pi'ove both the quality and -quan- estimates. No Job too small. John MAHOGANY MOTOROLA braided rugs, beds and mat- kitchen privileges and parking. flat With all utilities, large glaased- p.m. Mr. Doyle, Me 8-2918. ';msse8. 80-40% off on nw^ tomit- 3-5983. ten Agency, Realtor*, MI 3-8930 or In porch on a tremendous lot for lent condition. Asking $16,800. tlty of services to patients.” 3 LARSON'S, Connecticut’s first li ALL TYPES of carpentry work Verfallle, MI 3-2521. containing 8 speed phonotoapaphT- . Inquire 167 Maple Street.______The State Personnel Depart During the 23 years of Its eat- done. Alterations, dormers, roof tt^-^ edtt terms arranged, (^en XtANCHESTER —Low down pay xn 9-5524.- only $14,900. Both conveniently lo A^ouncementa censed driving school trained — WANTED—Dependable, sober, sto AM-FM radio and 17” T-V. Excel -IMMACULATE five ro6*n duplex ment assumes mortgage, custom ment Will Interview applicants ielence, Connecticut Blue Croe# haa ings. porches, finish upstairs, base lent condition. $50. MI 3-2217 ^ J u ^ a y s till B. LeBlanc Imr- with two enclosed porches and cated. Certified and approved Is now of- Private Instructions 28 gie man for dally farm chorea. nltiire HoSpltiU, 195 South St, split level. 7 Urge rooms. 1% XIANCHESTER—Union St. New JERRY FAY AGENCY June 8 at the Stole Employment Students Produce paid a total of more than a quar fei^ng classroom and behind ments and garages, etc. Call MI TWO s in g l e ROOMS—Men pre •paclou* yard. Garage, oil heat, Service Office at the Elk’s Home. 9 PHILCO BENbiX 16 1b. WMh. » c ; Good wages, board, room. Phone SPECIAL SALE—Picnic tables at RockvUle, TR 5-2171. baths, bullt-lns, patio, picturesque two-family duplex 8-5, two bed LAWRENCE F. FIANO ter of a billion dollars to the hoa- dry 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- wheel Instmctlon for teenagers. 9-5981. COLLEGE MATH major wishes to evenings. Cioventry, PI 2-6658. ferred. MI 9-0722. electric hot water. No children, no landscaping, many axtrae. Carlton rooms, bath, living room, kltlchen MI 3-7029 N. Park St., Rockville, for correc ‘Cardinal’ Covers pitals for care provided to more tached seaU, 30” wide top, 6 tt pete. Rental $80. Inquire 842 xn 8-2768 center, 9 Maple St., across from Ml 9-6075. ■ ' BIDWELL HOME Improvement tutor students In math and Eng $17.95, 8 ft. $20.95. Rugged con CHAMBERS FURIIITUKF 1 PLEASANT LARGE cleen room W. Hutchins, xn 9-5182. dining room. Open for Inspection tion officers at Wethersfield State than 2% million Blue Cross mem First National Stor.. Open *4 Ck). Alterations, additions ga- lish. MI 9-0846 after 5:00. Adams St. Sundav 2-6, Archambault, Build- Paul P. Fiano XU 8-0468 SPECIAL Prison. bers. PREPARE FOR driver’s test; PAINTER — Experienced, Call Btructlon of 2x10” lumber, zinc for gentleman, $7 weekly. Central Each of the 800 copies of the hours. N • ragfis. Roofing an'* aiding exports. plated bolts. King size 34” wide ^ / SALES location. Private entrance. Free DUPLEX—Five large rooms, ex- OFF EAST, CENTER ST. Spacious ers, Xtl 8-1440 and XIU 8-4298. Ed Crawford Xn 9-4410 Moderil 6 room ranch with full A representative of the State In commenting upon the cur Ages 16 to 60.' Driving and class after 5. MI 8-1420. ten room home, flv* up, five down, Personnel Department will be at spring Iseue of Wesleyan Unlver- room. Three Instmctors. No whit Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Bonds— Stocks Mort^gi^ 31 top available. Extra special 6 ft parking, ^ 3-8914.______. _ eellent condition, choice nelghbor- basement on large well landscaped rent Blue Cross individual enroll Unexcelled workmanship. Easy 80S E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE two-car garage, new GE burner MANCHESTER — Special IBuy) COVENTRY LAKE lot. 8 twin sized bedrooms, garage, the home between 10 and 11 a.m. elty’s literary magaslne, “The ment, Mr. Thoms said that It waa Peraonals ing. Manchester Driving Acade EXPERIENCED man for cleaning SO” top, $14.95. Delivered and as ho<^, furnace. $85 monthly. Call budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR MORTGAGES—If you need money, and 'spotting. Modem machinery. sembled. W. Zinker, MI 9-6444. comfortable room for a gen- after 8 or Weekends. XH 9-5627, forced hot water, economical to Mitten—Nice home plus Income big living room with fireplace. An that day. Cardins^” published this week, “a particularly fine example ot my. P- 2-7249. tieman, separate ttitfance, perk heat, all extras, nicely landscaped. live rent free. Full price $10,500 Opportunity knocks! Imagine for 5-9109. we are In a position to finance Steady work. Apply New System NEW FURNITURE exceptional value for only $18,500 The campaign is being empha-, had a different cover, all produced Blue (Jroaa community eeovlce;" VACUUM CLEANERS repaired to MORTLOCK’S Manchester's lead 21” PENNSYLVANIA riding lawn ing. MI 8-1616 or MI 9-2Ml.^ Priced $18,000 Call Catherine V. Two-famlly — Central. Three-car only $10,900—a large 8 room cape sired In northern Connecticut, since It was being conducted with my own home shop. Forty y*®** ANY KIND carpentry and cabl • second mortgages In any amounts. Laundry, 44 ’Harrlsoq St. with full basement, oil hot water BELFIORE AGENCY Ing driving school. Three skilled Terms to suit your needs. J. D. mower, one year old, excellent visit our Baby’s Department fqr Business Locations O’Leary, Real Estate, xn 3-6530. garage, $15,800. Beautiful 7 room since upon completion of the new by grade school artieto. out pge or employment reetrlo- facfJiry experience. All makes net work done. Honest and relia AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. Local condlUon, $100. MI 9;2210. Dutch Colonial, priced low to set heat, generous size rooms. Income MI 3-5121 Editor Hugh N. Dyer, a Wash courteous Instmctors. Class rooni Realty. 470 Main St., Ml 8-5129. good buys on quality high chairs, for Rent 64 EIGHT ROOMS—Can be used as from' water supply, on % acre lot. medium security 'prison et Enfield, tions. low Yates, free jJ**' Instructions for 16, 17 year olds. ble workmanship. Call Roscoe man preferred with experience. Apartments— Flati-^ tie estate. $16,900. Three bedroom all prison authorities will work Previous Individual enrollment*, plektm and delivery. Mr. Miller, Thompson, MI 8-1895 for esti training chairs, playpens, cribs, one or two-famUy. New gas heat Assume $70.10 monthly or new ington, Id.C., Junior, signed up the Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director HOMEOWNERS — Who will pay Apply Ai Sherman, Center Motor WE DON’T MEET PRICES— carriages, crib mattresses, etc. Tenement*______M IG R OFFICE or business use. split, a steal at $18,200. Many Lots for Salo 73 there. he explained, have usually limited JA 8-6409. ______mates. er. storm windows, large lot. Call more—all price ranges. Cal! the financinf available. entire student body of a XUddle- of Driver Education. MI 9-7398. your monthly mortgage when Sales, 461 Main St., MI 3-2107. Furniture for the entire home at j Mato St near Center, 8 room*, Correction officers offer an op town grade school as cover artiste enrollment to pereons under age 60 you’re sick or hurt? Why not let WE BEAT THEM!' FOR RENT—Why look furtharT nd floor, plcnlty of parking. MI 3-6304. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real t h r e e B ZONE lota with city ELECTROLUX (Reg.) S ocial W, F. DION Construction Company. savings. groun LAWRENCE F. FIANO portunity for men Interested in a for th* leeue. He wanted a spring who worked for firms with leas us pay when you're disabled. $100 SALES MANAGER needed—21 or We have new 8% room, haat^ MI 9 -15229, 9*5. $10,500 6 ROOM ranch, aluminum tors, xn 8-6930 or xn 9-5524. water. Union St. Manchester, than five employe*., World’s lightest weight heavy Alterations, additions, garages, over to msmage new local branch 750x14 Whitewalls f 14.95 apartments to residential area oc career with the State. A. continu theme for the Issue and fait “some duty cleaner. Two-tone color Garage—Service—Storage 10 formica counters, roofing siding, monthly mortgage can be Insured Open lQ-6 storms, ameslte drive, 200’ front MI 8-2766 $2iS00 each. XO 9-6496. ous training program under the for as little as 75c a Iveek. Act office. Will supervise sales person RockvUle Just 16 minutes from KAIN STREET—Buildta^or com- ST. JAMES FARISH wonderful childhood Insights Complete $69.75. Call, Electrolux, painting. Pliuis drawn. Ml 8-0895. All sizes at .lowest prices. age, view, Carlton H. Hutchins, State personnel system provideb There are about 3,500 mueeumi now! Feel secure. The George nel In direct sAles work. Will MI 8-5187 Hartford by WUbur Cross High* marclal buslne** or offlee use. Paul P. Fiano m 8-0498 BUnJDING LOT—Off Porter St., to would he preferable to the work MI 8-6806 after 4 p.m. ___ ^ TWO CAR spaces for rent back of be established with ^^a large Exchange and tax weyt rateben appliances furaished. WUI eubdlvlde XD 9-5229. 9-5. xn 9-5182. Beautiful 6 room Garrison Co a desirable location. Call PhUbriek opportunities for promotion to posi of a far-out undergraduate artist. In the United States today, oom- NOW IS THE TIME to have those Goodman Agency. JA 2-0271. BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN property, 180 Center St. Call MI national corqpany. Position offers xn 9-4824, t R 6-1166.______MANCHESTER — 4-room ranch lonial, brand new, 1% ceramic tile Ed. Crawford xn 9-4410 Agency, xn 9-8464, tions of greater responsibility. He received permission from Wil pkred to 600 to 1933. 8-2457. 9-8 only. extra rooms added; also all, kinds TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! C»XO*LETELY redecorated and Correction officers are entitled Automobiles for Sale ^ of concrete work and carpenter opportunity for advancement and type hdme, central heat, city util baths, all plastered walls, fireplace liam Martin, principal of the Cen Business Opportunities 32 financial security. Apply Keystone COLE’S DISCOUNT 1, 2, or 8 YEARS TO PAT! THREE OR FOUR room apart* modernized building with air con Easily finaheed. BOLTON—4 bedrooms and an of- TWO CHOKTE lots to AA zone, one to all benefits under the State work. For free estimates, call MI ditioning and private parking for ities. excellent lot, on bus line. tral School, to ship 800 blank, Company, 843 Main Street, Room STATION .‘‘SUPER DELUXE” ments Including heat, hot water, $9,900. Other liftings, .Phllbrlck flee. 1800 square feet, 8 room heavily wooded. Also one to Rock' merit system, including annual pay OLDER CARS, mechanics spa 9-0279 Jutras * Son. CORNER NEIGHBORHOOD store 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE gas for cooking, electric refrigera* lease.- Building contalnr Rent 65 cious bedroom* with bath on sec St. 8 spacious room* down, ? Manchester High School leaders. Ml 8-7707. BOX REPAIR business. Includ COLLEGE STUDENT desires sum TOLLAND—Beautiful 70 foot ranch ASHFORD iiLAKE Center Street, Mancheeter, Con Clerk Typist $2,784.60-13.421.60 Separate lakeside camp for Days call MI 9-8879, after 6 MI xn 9-4408, 261 W. Center No Obligation bedroom set. k itc h e n ft. r e ^ * ond floor. Forced hot water heat, treme;pdou* bedroom* on 2nd floor. boys and girts. 160 soenio c h a in sa w work — Trees cut. ing equipment. Operated part- mer position, math and typing with 8 foot ceilings. Living room Offers' Choice Building necticut. RAY’S ROOPINQ CO., shingle and A T P p* P T I erator, gat range, electricity, beat breezewav and garage, $15,900. Ceramic tiled bath. Attached ga Senior Clerk Typist acres. Exortlent faciiitiea. Rid 9-9419^______^ ______Reasonable rates. Call PI S-7558 time. Call 8-9 a.m. If possible. MI ability. MI 9-0848 after 5:00, FOUR ROOM duplex with garage. 14x18 with white brick fireplace, Lots For Sale Richard Martin $3,230.60-$4.068.60 built-in roofs, gutter and conduc CLOTHESLINE poles InstaUed and Other listings. Phllbrlck Agency, rage. Fine lot, fen c^ and expertly General Manager' ing, swimming, sailing, athlet G.M.C. WALK IN, 6 cylinder, 9 foot between 1:80-4:30 or any time 9-5045. reset. Used chain saw. Good farm 48-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD xi^Tst iS Adults preferred. Tel. MI 9-2186. raised hearth buUt-ln bookcases, '36 miles east of Manchest'er Clerk Stenographer tor work; roof, chimney repairs. XU 9-8464. planted. Assume V.A. mortgage Advt. Nd. 86 W ics, tennis, riflery, dances, mn- body, excellent condition, good Saturday or Sunday.______IRONING DONE In my home. XII loam. XU 9-1353, Open Mon. thru Fri. till 8 P.M. f knotty pine paneling. Dining room Pay Us a visit $2,912.00-18,640.00 Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214; Ray Free transporUtton to our Main ______BEAUTIFUL 8 room single house ha* knotty pine paneling. 8 twin with only $2,900 and save. slc, art, dramatics, woodcraft, tires. M rte an Offer. Ml 9-09M. Jackson MI 8-8326. NOW IS YOUR 9-6582. PRINCETON School, Immaculate Senior (Jlerk Stenographer FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshtag. r o with sun parlor, cedar closet, also camping trips. Social pix>- Store in Waterhuiw, "Connecticut’s •jyfQ OM furnished front size bedrooms. Extra large bath 6 room cape, 1% baths, bullt-lns, $16.900—A lovelv 6% room Co ARTHUR A. KNOFLA $3,421.60-14.240.60 Specializing to old floors. Ml OPPORTUNITY DOUBLE SWING. Air-ride, and Largest Furniture Store." | ^ent. Heated. Kitchen set, hhd- 9 attic rooms, bath and lavatory, room. 8 closeU. Full basement gram* for older boys and girie. 9-6750. ______■ fireplace, shed dormer, trees, only lonial with detached garage <» MI 8-5440 MI 9-5938 N O 'n C E Part Time Clerk Typists and Totortog if dealred. water 1967 THUNDERBIRD, good condi Situations Wanted— Male 39 separate slide, $10. Call XO 8-8291 room set, refrigerator, ga* range. large basement with shower. with 2 steel beam*. Family room Falrvlew St, 8 bedrooms. 1% baths Clerk Stenographers tion. May be seen at 24 Mato St Roofing and Chimnejrs vT6-A MOVING—Miscellaneous furniture, Beautifully landscaped with out 24x26. 2-car basement garage. Lo $18,500. Carlton W. Hutchins, XII Position Vacancy skltog. Catalogue, TYPEWRITERS and office ma Operate Your Own Business • Electricity and gas furnished free. 9-5182. Custom built In 1950. An excellent Resort Property for Sale 74 ■rairty-five hour week, 9:00 a.m. BOOKKEEPING—Payroll — Tax gas stove, rugs. TV Snd other | L w rent. Apply 10 Depot Square, side coffee house. Immediate oc cated 2% miles from Wilbur Cross 1989 CHEVROLET coupe, 1987 chines—rMalrs, sales, service and R(X)FIN0 — Specializing repairing Boats and Accessories 46 articles. Xfl 9-4690. family home. .4%% mortgage may Account and Record Clerk to 5:00 P.M,; paid holidays, paid 8. STEVEN SUTTON Gulf has modem service staUon Services, evenings and weekends Apartment 4. cupancy. Rent $190 monthly. Call Highway, 18 miles from Hartford, OFFERS INVITED—Large 8 room be assumed. sick leave and vacations, pension Chevrolet floor transmission. Call rentals. Ml 9-8477. roofs of all kinds. New roofs gut Rockville TR 9-3388 or TR 5-5128 ON BEAUTIFUL $8075.80—$3803.80 7 Haekinatack S t; Bfaneheeter for lease in Rockville. Two-bay by responsible, married, family 18 miles from Manchester. Beauti ranch, fireplace, garage, radiant and social security. Ftaofie MI 8-0806 after 6:89, Ml 9-2700. ter work, chimneys cleaned re man desiring to earn extra In CANADIAN BUILT Weymouth 19- GOOD Condition one-year old- re NEW FIVE room rent. second fully landscaped surroundings. $17,200—South St., B SIX ROOM duplex one block from Very low ' taxes, lo t 150x700, address of this modern white stuc STAFFORDVILLE LAKE 1947 FORD oh*-ton platlorin trpck years’ experience. Free esti and Hale Street. Rockville, For In 50 h.p. electric, fully equipped machine, stove, table with four *r«hi St., two blocks from Center. sen, Realtor, xn 8-2453. leave and vacations, pension and and Information apply to General television, service. Ml 9-4641, formation .write Box Y, Herald, or any time. $110 per month. XO 8-6205. spring fed bubbling brook. $23,900. CO ranch home. 6 rooms, 2 twin jllariageris Office, Municipal Bulld- with water pUmp attached. MI mates. Call Howley, XO 3-5361, MI Call MI 9-6023 between 9 a.m. chairs, ' bedroom set, parlor set. Children accepted but no small J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., Xn Cottage 25x41, lakeifliora front soclal security benefits. , — , call after'6, Mr. Brigham, Middle- Call between 4-6. Xn 8-8565. XIANCHESTER- FOUR bedroom sized bedrooms, 1% baths, enclosed For application, 'Job description lig, 41 Center Street, Manchester, 9-8498 after 8.______LAWN MOWERS, all types sharp 8-0768. and 2 p.m. HEATED FIVE room apartment, children. $90 monthly. Available 3-5129. breezeway and 2-car garage, Easy age with dock, private beach. Cot' town, Diamond 7-8616. Dogs—Birds— Pets 41 third floor, centrally located, near Immediately, xn 8-7029 after 5 Colonial, In good condition, steam tage needs some ftolehtog. Halt and Information apply, to OenaralU^onnecticut or the Connecticut 1957 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, • ened and repaired. Called for and I960 WEST BEND otitboard motors. heat, attractively- la n d s c^ d lot. to maintain and easy to heat. Over delivered, O. Snow, Ml 8-4581, bus line, xn 9-7269 after 4 p.m. p.m. • USED ANSALDI hour drive from Mancheeter. Manager's Office. Municipal Build- State Employment Office, 806 cylinder, ?tiuidard shift. One own Heating and Plumbing 17 WANTED—Homes for two cute See our display. One full year 21” SYLVANIA consede T-V, $88. one-car garage. See this excep $1,000 worth of shruba on glorious Main Street, Manchester, Connect! ORMAT NEW P U It O i l Help Wanted— Female 35 green lawn. Must be seen to ap Priced for quick sale. dng, 61 Center Street, Manchester, er Excellent condition. No trades. GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola part angora kittens housebroken. gutu'ahtee, C. J. Morrison Paint x n 9-2772. TWO 8-ROOM Apartment*. New Built Home tional value before you buy. Connecticut. cut. $1,095,. Xn. 8-8181. PLUXDBINO AND heating - re Co., 885 Center St. buUdlng. All utilttie* furnlahed, Sabnrtian for Rent 66 $J6,900. Phllbrlck Agency, MI preciate extras. Applications must be ta the Man DfVflOPMINTf and Phllco factory service. Hl-Fl, WAITRESS for part-time. work, XU 3-1816. ■ 24” G.E. T-V, all channels, new L ike Applications must be In th* Man modeling Installations, repairs. *tove ‘ and refrigerator Included. FIVE ROOM RANCH—Full base 9-8464. J. D , REALTY ager’s office by 6:00 P.M. Tuesday, 1986 FORD COUNTRY Squire, 9 henos and auto radios. 214 Spruce Days only. Good pay plus tips. picture tube, $95. Kelvlnator auto COVENTRY — Unfurnished four $18,600—Modem ranch home an ager's Office by 6:00 P.M., Tues All work guaranteed 25 years ex WANTED—Good home for dog. Building Materials 47 One vacant and one available ment. tWo fireplaces, ceramic tile June 7, 1960. passenger station wagon. Excel tt. MI 9-1486. Experienced woman preferred; matic washer. $75. Both excellent room apartment, second floor, LUXURY c a pe :—8 or 4 bedroom*, Brent Rd In Woodhlll Heights, xn 8-5129 day, June 7, 1960. perience. 24-hour service. Call Part beagle, female, five months June ,1. Call XH 8-2049 for Infor bath, hot water oil heat, full In 4'TO Main Street. Advt. No. 189 lent condition, $1,260. MI 9-0178. COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart tlarl VanCamp, XO 9-4749. Apply In person. Brass Key. old. Free. Kelly Road,, Route 8, USED BUILDINO material for working condition. Xn 9-0710. nicely decorated. Suitable family recreation room, wall to wall car bedroom's'/ 1% baths. 14x28 living Advt. No. 189 mation. et three Call WilUm antic HA sulation, city water and sewerage, room and family sized kitchen XQLE LONG D e ^ Mountain Lake. R. Wolcott on automatic washers, TWO EXPERIENCED Saleswom Vernon Trailer Park. sale, 2x8s and up, sheathing, stor ameslte drive, combination win peting, garage and workshop, on lOLD APARTMENT SIZE ga* •to.ve, THREE ROOMS and bath, kitchen 8-8911 bu* line. Reduced to $16,900, Clif Beautiful grounds. Full basement. Approximately 12 miles southeast dryers and electric ranges, MI Millinery PressmaldnFTg en to sell business men new ad age bins, shelving, work benches, Wlnthrop mahogany desk, solid dows and doors. Ten day* occu-i 9-6678.^______two complete bathroom sets, two cabinets, redecorated, heated, hot ford Hansen, Realtor, MI 8-2498. Carport. Only 8 years olcj.^,?-,. Manchester. Over 400 wooded THE vertising package. Average com Live Stock— Vehicles 42 rock maple rocker. All In excel pancy. Priced at only $16,400. acres. Ideal reservoir. Fisher mission $100 weekly. Call for ap bitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden water.. Inquire 245 N- Main St., $18,900—Stately 6 room'<3olonlal l e t a n experienced electronics ALTERA'nONS madfc quickly and lent condition. Call after 6 p.m. Manchester, 9 a.m.-6;30 p.m. Call Sommer RomeH for Rent 67 CHARLES LESPERANCE 5-5 E*LAT, exceptionally fine condi man's paradise. Sold to settle-es 1959 WHITE pointment, XO 9-9534. ■ kitchen cabinets, two hot water Saturday. XII 8-0073. on Olcott St. Close to school, shop CADILLAC technician asaemble your elec efficiently. XO 9-5555. furnaces, modem radiators, com' JA 6-0574. COTTAGE AT Black Point Beach MI 9-7620 tion, near schooj, bus. shopping, tate. Call New London, ' Gibson tronic kits. I do reliable, guaran JERSEY COW for sale. 718 North churches. Carlton'W. Hutchins, ML ping and trans^rtation. Huge 8''8192. For Lease 'Traded A BAKERY SALESGIRL, Hour* plete windows, including, frame, Three Rooms of Furniture d u b July 80-August 18. Mrs. ceramic tiled bath. Screened porch, teed w'ork at reasonable rates. Movtng— Trucking— Main St. Calling. and aluminum storm windows, APARTMENTS furnished one and SOLID SEVEN rObto Colonial home 9-9182. am .-8 p.m. Good wages. Expert two rooms, private baths, utilities. Harry W. Price, 10 Wes(. Rd., In excellent location. Large fire- tremendous bedrooms. One-car ga 1952 CADDIE Phone MI 3-0204 week days be ence preferred. Apply in per .doors, and plumbing supplies. Rockville, Conn. TR 5-4485.______Suburban for Sale 75 Black with special premier tires. tween 8:80-7 p.m. Storage 20 FROM m o d e l ' HOME Adults. Free parking. Depot placed living room with built-to DELMONT STREET—6 room two- rage. Awnings, storm windows. son. . Parkade Bakery, Manches Articles For Sale 45 Choman House Wrecking, open Many extras. MODERN 3-BAY Electric windows power steering. daily "3:30 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or Square. Tel. Mr. Keith, XH 9-8191. LAKE CHAFFEE—Lakefront cot bookcases,, spacious dining room story house. Excellent condition. NEW AND only $9,500. 6 room LAWN MOWERS sharpened and' AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- ter Shopping Parkade. Cost Over ^700 den or fourth bedroom, family Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real HydramaUc drive. 4-door sedan. moving, packing, storage. Low HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or call xn 9-2392. tage, sleeps 6, fireplace, boat, Extra Special. Custom , built 7- ranch, spacious modem kitchen, Just next to new. Driven ily repaired. Free picK-up and de EXCELLENT position open for ex frozen, SOc doz. 246 Avery'Street, T V , shower, all electric kitchen. sized kitchen. Second floor three ty, 470 Main Street, MI 3-6129. 100x100 lot. South Coventry. Clif livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, rate on Iom distance moves to NEVER BEEN USED SIX ROOM duplex, centrally -kv good-sized bedroom* and bath. room ranch just over Manchester 49,000 miles. 48 etatei. XO 8-5187.______erienced sales person. Surrey’s Wapptog. xn 4-0604. ^ WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST June-September. MI 9-0710. line on Cider Mill Rd. In Bolton, 3 ford Hansen, Realtor, ,Xn S-2453. sendee' parts and rental equip EIngerie, 739 Main Street. Sale Price $388 rated. AdulU. Box W, Herald. One-car garage attached. $17,900. WEST SIDE Shell Service Station ment. L i M Equipment Co., Extra building lot available. Cath large bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath ELLINGTON—$3,000 down buys 5 Priced For A MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- LOAM—SAND—stone — Gravel — Celling Tile 10c Sq. Ft COTTAGE AT Mlsquamicut Beach, Choice Cape Cod, five tastefully and lavatory. Formal dining room. Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bruno Ing Company. Local and long dis experienced woman to baby Fill and Ameslte. For prompt de Pay Only $4 Week Rhode Island. All electric kitchen, erine V . O'Leary, Real Estate, xn room ranch, 4% mortgage, $86 ‘ Quick Sale Mahogany Paneling, V- Groove decorated rooms, pine paneled All mahoganv trim. Spacious liv monthly. No bank closing costs. so WINOSOI^ AVE.. ROCKVILLE. CONN. Moske, XO 8-0771. If no answer tance moving, packing and stor sit occasionally for four children livery call Ml 8-8603. Walter P- 14c Sq; Ft. by the week or month. MI 9-5856. 3-8530. $799 call Al Laaka. TR 5-7609 collect basement, aluminum,storms, dou ing rrom and huge family room. City' utilities, oil heat, fireplace. age. -Regular service throughout MI 3-5625 after 6. Miller, Trucking. Sacrificing complete bedroom, ble garage, splendid location. And X 1x6 Hemlock Paneling 12c' Sq. Ft. complete living room and kl.tchen MANCHESTER—Two-famlly house Nearly 1 acre of landscaped Clifford Hansen, Realtor, XU TRAININO PROGRAM and FINANCIAL ‘ BRUNNER’S CHAIN LINK and welded wire New England States and Florida. 68 in excellent .condition. Separate the price Is right! grounds. If you are looking for Ml 8-6563. SEWING MACHINE operators, day ^Qp SOIL—possibly the cleanest Western Framing, truck loads decorator furnltUre from model’dis Reduced Wanted to Rent S-2453. TOUR LARK DEALER fencing Installed. Estimates. XO shin, 8-4:80 p.m. Night shift 5-10 m,dand mmost ' fertile available any- $108 per XC’ play home. We will give you free heating units, oil fired, three-car more than Just another raqch home ^ ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Wa n t e d t o r e n t with option to NORTH END In Talcottvllle . 3-2694. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. p.m. Experience preferred. Apply ^here Prom f delivery., Call 8d A 16d Common Nalls delivery and free storage up to one Wm $10,900 garage, good location. Phllbrlck be sure to see this. Waiited— Rea! Estate 77 Open Eve. TUI t Ught trucking and package deliv Kaklar Toy Company, 60 Hilliard Leonard L. Giglio, Bolton, xn , $10.50 per Keg buy 8 year or more' leMe with Agency, XII 9-8484. Year old ranch, five rooms, built- BEAUTIFUL STONE walls In yeer. SIX ROOM option. Will pay $100 monthly, sin in appliances, baseboard heat, JARVIS REALTY CO. Cdl MR. C^kRNEY BU 9.1J5?1 stalled (gr^ttKe). Also garden, ter ery.. Refrigerators, washers and Street. 8-7088. No. 1 Oak Flooring $189 per M’ VERNON—9 room > home on bus ARE YOU CONSIDERING stove moving specialty. Folding NO'R MAN'S gle home, three or four bedrooms, walk-oqt basement. Small 'cash Realtors - Appraisers - Insurors 1955 FORD customllne 6, $495. Call race and retaining walls. Reason YEAR ’ROUND Income; If you POWER LAWN MOWERS-rJacob- Disappearing Stairway* $23.95 ea. IMMACULATE CAPE ' school district. Manchester, for. line. Asking $10.0<», Tongren, assumes mortgage. Only $18,990. 283 E. CENTER ST. Xtl 8-4112 SELLING, YOUR PI 2-6422 after 4 p.m. ____ able prices. Call MI 8-2457 between chairs for rent. Ml 9-0762. 443 Hartford Road on 130 by 159 wooded lo t Full Broker. 113 Main St., Xn 8-8321. EVENINGS Ml 9^9067 need money, you can earri It as sen, Bolens, Toro and Ariens. S61f- 4x8 Plyscord $89 P«r executive family by July 11 XIJ Xtl 3-7847 xn 2-8311 PROPER'TY’ 9 and 6 only. an Avon Representative In your propelled, push or riding. 18 to 30 Before you buv furniture any shed dormer. (Jwner transferred 9-8800. ROBERT B. ANDERSON Painting— Papering Built-In Ironing Boarda $10.95 Each where—,*hop at Norman’*. 29 AUBURN ROAD—living room, neighborhood. As lit^e M 8 hours inches. Ask for demonstration and —wants quick sale. If you want BOLTON—Beautiful large 7 room We will eatimate value of your M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv Twin Casements $42 )Each a home better than new (etbrm fireplace, formal dining room, AGENCY EXTERIOR AND Interior palptlng. dally will earn you up to $30 a be satisfied. Trade to your old ma ______enamel split level six months old. 150x428 property without ohljgation. We ice—.residential, commercial, In week. Call now for Interview to FOUR BUR!^ER white windows, corner cablneta to Apartment Bnfldingfi large cabinet kitchen, throe bed also buy property for cash. Helps koap your dustrial. Attics, cellars, yards, in Free estimates. Very reasonable chine. Parts and service. We PAY 'N TOTE Glenwood gas stove; 17” Alr-Klhg JA 8-0139 lot. Bullt-lns, all formica kitchen. your home. We give complete A dining room, large'kitchen, fire for Sale • 69 rooms, two-car garage, , many Member Multiple Listing. cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn rates. Call Xn 8-0494. sharpen and repair most all hand TV set. 'Call after 5 XH 9-0988> beautlfut tree*. Marion E. Robert Excellent neighborhood. ■ Arm burnar clean as H . 818,900 training. Call CH 7-4137. and power lawn mowers xn place, cloeete to bath)—CALL 108 AVONDALE RD. — Attractive mowing. Light trucking. MI 9-975^ NOBODY—BUT NOBODY 8 K APARTMENTS In business son. broker, MI 3-5953. strong k Chamberlain. BU 9-6476 Xfanebester Green PAINTINO. AND paperbangli«. 8-7958. (Japlttq Equipment C o.,.88 ELECTRIC RANGE 40’ Kalama- TODAY. red Cape with six finished rooms, Mr. Belaaky, Xn S-0987. * STANLEY BRAY, Realtor heats your homo I Section Qood clean workmansnlp at rea- e x e c u t iv e SECRETARY, exper. Main St.______. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL $85. xn aone. Gross Income $4,000 yearly. fireplace, open stairway, garage, ALL TYPES screens repaired with lenced only. Pleasant working con zoo. all new controls,. Excellent return oh small Invest- E. CENTER ST.—Colonial home, BRAE-BURN REAL’TY 'Lovely 8-room ranch, Alcoa screenings. New screens aonable rates. SO years Jn Man 9-6781. j a c k j . l a f p e n near bus and Bowers School. Nice 12 CENTERFIELD ST.—Four room RT-98 W the most eomplately ditions, modern office. Apply Iona TOP SOIL, flU ahd gravel for sale, NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. went. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., six large rooms and sun parlor, Ml 3-6273 '60 MERCURYS an good size rooms, made up. 447 Main Street or call chester. • Raymond Flska. Ml / Agency— 9-48®fi condition. Lovely patio overlook Cape,"garage with ameslt* drive. effective fuel d l additive ta um Manufacturing Company, Regent xn 8-6712. Woodrow Clifford^ 829 XC 8-6129.______, two-car garage, excellent condi attoched garage, open xn 9-4533 for free pick-up. 9-9237,, 881 s t a t e 'STREET — ------j . j Evea. m 4-1804, MI f - r t i i tion. Owner, XD 8-7444. Ing birch trees. Asking $15,200. Full basement with recreation SELUNO—BUYING—TradtagT We today. TUe helpe your oO pordi, featuring many St!,, Manchesur. Woodland St. Elva ly ier Realtor, XD 9-4469, XH EXTEHIOR AND Interior painting NORTH HAVEN, CONN. KeHcl H e r a lc l A a v s . TWO BRAND new 4% room* 2-fam- room. Secluded lot with shade offer you free confidentiSLl' In All Models To burner ddlver more deen, de- extras. Latge well RUBBISH REMOVAL Service. At companion for VERNON—New Sb^-Room Ranch, 9-9901, xn 9-5051. trees. Call Owner MI 9-6548 or XD tics, cellars, and storage rooms and paperhangtog. Wallpaper m id d l e -a g e d SEE THE 1960 Wheel Horse riding fly house*, one ha* buUt-toe. Con spections and arrange all financ pendeble heat. You get w I landscaped 1^, Exoel- widow. Live Separate living mower. A P Equipment, 948 Cen CHestnut 8-2147 venient location. Excellent financ .near Lake Street School. Must 9-4829. ing from start to .finish. Mitten cleaned. Also yards cleaned., Rea* books. Guaranteed workmanship. to. sell. $1,500 to assume mortgage. MANCHESTER—8 room ranch, Choose From miuffl service, too. All designed I lent location. Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. quarters. For toteirview' write Box ter Street, Xn 9-2052. Open eve- ing. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., will work hand and glove with to make home heeting easy. sonable. Xn 3-2605. Dtamonto— Wateftf Call Owner, MI 8-0291. Evenings years old, can be used as a 4 or 5 COLONIAL—22 Bowers St., two McCa r t h y Fast and courteous service. Leo A, Herald.______Ings and weekends. xn 8-5129. bedroom home, 2 full baths, one you. Member Multiple Listing ENTERPRISES LAWNS MOWED—Job or seasonal Jewelry 48 6-9. large bedrooms, living room, dto' Sendee. Call the Ellsworth Mitten J. Pelletier. Ml 9-6828. HOXIE AND garden, tool and equip car garage, forced hot water heat. Choice of Colors and Equipment Realtors contract. Special rates for large WANTED MANCHESTER—For $13,900. Bet ing room, kitchen, paneled ,den Agency, Realtors. MI. 8-6930. { ^ ) Help Wante^Malt 36 ment rentals. Lawn and garden LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelerw^re- Business Property for .Sale 70 Shown by appointment only. with jalousie windows. Aluminum Call today for Bob Murdock lawns. For free estimates, call MI EXTERIOR and Interior patottog pairs, adjusts watches expertly. ter than new six-room Cape with $19,900. Phllbrlck Agency, MI MI 9-4576 3-1751, 84:80 p.m. Ceilings refinlshed. Paperhanging- APPRENTICE interested In learn fertilizer, mower engine, rephlr- siding and storms, beautifully LISTINGS NEEDED for all type* ing. AP Equipment, 945 Center Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday 918-620 CENTER STREET property one-Car •' garage, fireplace, new 9-8464. of homes. For prompt, courteous High Trades-Low Prices^ 3 MI S-8472 Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ing retail business. Full time only. furnace, new hot water heater, shrubbed lot, close to schools. Of Mobilhoat ims. RUBBISH removal weekly and by Fully covered by Insurance. Call St. Ml 9-2052. Open evenings and thru Saturday, Thursday eve ' Linotype - Intertype with excellent Income. Priced for fers Invited, xn 9-5051 after 6 service, call • Cieszynaki'-Felber Apply In person. Tots 'n Teens, nings. 129 Spruce St xn 9-4887, quick sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Main attractively decorated, near bus, BOLTON—(Justom 6 room ranch, the load. Also cellar,' attic and Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. weekends. arUetlc stonework, hug* porch p.m. . . Agency, Art or Ann Felber. Ml Inc. 956 Main Si., Manchester. Street, MI 8-5129.______shopping euid schools. 30-day oc- 3-1409, or Xlargaret Cleszynskl, XD PB. We have a limited number of COMET yard cleaning, Tel. XH 8-8429. cupancy. Alice Clampet, Real breezeway, two-car garage. laqd MANCHESTER -'-Three bedroom 9-4291. Wagons and Sedans for Immediate Delivery! tor, xn 9-4543 or XH 8-7367. scaped, seasonably priced. Carlton Cape excellent condition, very WE GIVE iMT Operator " Ronses for 8atg>*t* 72 W. Hutchins. Xa 9-5182. I 1 central location, taxes and heating SELLING YOUR home la our bual- GREEN STAMPS MANCHESTER— Off . East Center extremely reasonable. XU 9-4194. nesa. Imniediate cash buyers. SEPTIC TANKS » SEPTIC TANKS ^ I and C • $11,900—6 room cape, f^Wlfelnum St 6 room home, excellent condi MANCHESTER — Delightful Colo AND CLEANED and INSTALLED siding, fireplace, hot water heat, nial, built by Rosadtto, 6 rooms, 1% Paul J. CorrenU Agency. XU tion. Large spacious rooms. NYLES DRIVEr-7 room split, ga 3-5363 any time. Now Ayailable — Rockyille • SEWERS TREE REMOVAL dormers, garage, trero, Screened porch. 2-car garage, baths, formal dining room, extra MODERN PART-TIME mortgage, Carlton-W. Hutchtai, rage, recreation room, 1% hatha, *• PLUCGED SEWEBS m a c h in e c l e a n e d $16,000. Phllbrlck Agency, MI large living room, nice yard with IS YOU WISH personal aarvlca, call MORIARTY PLANTING XT 96132. ______fireplace. Helling for $17,200. R. double lot wen landscaped, full MORIARTY BROTHERS ^ N#wly iUmocM*d Three-Room ^Aportments 9-8464. ______^ cellar, $18,990. Goodchlld-BarUett Joseph A. Barth. Broker. XQ TV SERVICE • INSTALLATION F. Dlmock Co. XO 9-5245 or 9-0820.* Dinett^ living Room, Bedroom and Ylle Bath MmUim CIm6mI BUILDINO LOTS and HEW 6 ROOM ranch, buUt-to stove ANfJIENT HOXIE by a burbling Realty, Realtore, BU 9-0939, XD ••(XJldET-—UWOOtN—lOaiOORY-— New Appilaaoea Furnished 405 CENTER STREET DAY W ORK fireplace, garage, cellar, 176 foot Johaipia Evans, M l 9-5653. BROTHERS SepUe TUika, Dry Welle, fcw er SPECIALIST LAND CUSABED brook. $9,900. New heating, new 8 -7 9 2 5 .______WANTED—% to on# acre of land tin— inetaUed—Cellar Water* frontage trees. Only $16,9W. Carl- BOLTON—Excellent buy. 6% room CONTINENTAL—HNOLISH FORD" •U gf-nra DeDan Per MoaUi. Ideal for Benior rtttzetiB, HOURS: plumblii, newly decorated, new VERNON—6% room ranch, car for building resldenca. Must be proofing Doao. ton W. ,,Hutchlns, XO 9-5182. fawne. Five room* down plu* 3 ranch. $16,700. Two-car garage to Ml 3-5135 Seheel Teacliera, eta. Dally 8:S0.BJn.-6:S0 pjn. RiMNoncriil* P riM Apply In person^ momingt port, • fireplace, ftxiilt-tos, $14,T7B. high and dry, not too leolated lo- Ml t-BISB T1ianid*y and Fridiqr till 9 Towi H i OouRtry NICE 9 BOOM Colonial with flre- partly flhlahed upi. Drive by 868 basement. 150x200 lot. well lantj.- c3lty. to the vicinity of Bolton, M1-31B CoMor St. scaped. Armstrong 'k Chamber- Only $500 down. GoodchUd-Bartlett M l CBNTIR STv Ml 9-5033 placa,' East Middle Turnpike, Adame Street and then call me at Coventry, or Mancheeter. Write C d l RALPH LIPMAN, AqnA McKinney bros. ■/ WWDKBSDAT, JUKI 1, IMO Bloodmobile Visits Manchester Hospital Tomorrow-10:45 a. m. to 7p. m. fA Q l TWlWTT-iroUR Ptm iflygBter E tufritlttg I; same aftenwon, and DsnlSl Pin In BridgMort, aooordlng to ftsB; Aa^svaning of social nmaa will Ailing Will Open berg. TOO company's main stort .The Weather to, 6, of 109 Center St, cut his ForecaeT of D. S. Weather Bttreaa be held at the K of C Rome PM- Pistol^ Snake left knee about 2:30 p.m, on glass Is on Asylum St. In Hartford. R E . WANDELL hrethge Daily Net Preaa Run AboutTow n day at 8 p.m. . Branch in Town There are eight branches. ■ For the Week Ended Memorial Day. 4 Fair end mUd tonight. Low near Building May 28tb, 1960 Ttm Tlrwir Club will hold lt« Margaret Meacham, 9, of 152 Members of Daughters of Idber- Add to m i The Ailing Rubber Co. of Hart ee. Friday warm, eeattored aftor- •aHatl tttdlw in«tat dinner-dftOM. ty, No. 126, who plan'to attend a Loomis St, cut her left foot on RANGE glass the same day about 4:45 (Contractor noon and evfBiac ehewera. High ffthwdiy mt Um clubhouse, Braih' house party at the home of the ford expects to open a branch 13,120 aM PL Dtimar will be served at Of Mishaps j).nt . . • store in Manchester In space,fo>^* areond SO. Worthy mistress, Mrs. WllUsm iUEl OIL Member o t the Audit 7 tfclock, and there will be danc- Smith, In Rockville, should meet Barbara Sherman, 6, of Hublard merly occupied by Shoor Jewelers R«sMMiriaUC«miiMKlai ln|f from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets Dr., Vernon, received a small B^pnan o f OIrcUlatlen Manchestet City of VUlage Charm at Orange Hall Friday at 7:80 A pistol shot, a swallowed quar at 977 Main SL Arthur B. Sten- GASOLINE j^lternttow-Remedelliig \ ______- - - for members and friends are p.m. Transportation will be pro ter, a snake and a great deal of scratch on her left leg when she berg, manager, said the branch avaUsUa from the clubhouse was bitten by a small snake (Olaaeifled Advertleing ea fiafe 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS vided. broken glass sent a slew of persons will prbbabljr open next week. “BosincsB Built Oh MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1960 stssrard. to the emergency room at Man around 3:30 p.m. (TWENTY PAGES^ Ailing is mainly a sporting Customer Satofaetion’* VOL. LXXIX, NO. 207 The sewing g^Toup of Bhnanuel chester Memorial Hospital over Two-yeai;-old Guy Talley, 44 Pi goods store,. according to Sten- BANTLY OIL 5 P v t Ccmrad R. Therrault, son Lutheran Church Women will the Memorial Day weekend. oneer Circle, cut the Inside of hla berg, but also carries general pur Full liwuranca Coverafa o f Ur. and Mrs. Benoit Beaulieu, meet in the youth room tomorrow "Edward Calles, 19. o Lawler mouth about 4:40 p.m. Memorial pose Items and rubber goods. In INt'. LoomU S t. has completed at 10 a.m. All women of ELOW, Rd„ Rockville, received a bruise Day. He had been marching cluding matting and ralnweSr. ; ’ I 'I \ I \ - 1 !ti;i: I tel. MI 4-0450 baste training at Parris Island and who are Interested In a. sewing over his left eye, Sunday, when a around holding a flag, and fell The qtore’s lease Is for five Alter 5:00 PJI. State News will receive further training at blank-cartridge pistol was acci with It. He waa admitted ,to the years, he said. TEL. Mitchell 9-45V5 Khrushchev Claims project, are welcome. Members dentally discharged by him. The 82 BALDWIN ROAD Camp IjeJefune.'N. C, should bring lunch: coffee will be hospital, where his condition is re The branch soon to open In Man incident was reported to the Ver chester was formerly established ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 served. ported as good. Roundup Aides Agreed Ike to Take non Town Constable. The Alplna Society will meet to James Belhiimeur, 7, of 22 Co a ^ night at 7:30 at the Italian Amer Miss Brenda M. Hills has been lumbus St., nwallbwed a quarter U.S. Aims Not Ideas ican Cnub on ESdrldge St. to con elected to the Liberal faction at around 1:50 p.m. Sunday. He was New Haven, June 2 {JF)— clude activities for the season. Central Connecticut State College Wins Scholarship discharged after his parents were The bargaining committee for and will represent It In the Con advised on treatment. Southern New England Tele necticut Interscholastic Legisla Miss Elaine Marie Sweeney, Also Injured Sunday was Karl Of American People ture. She Is the daughter of Mr. eighth grade student at St. James’ Newgebauer, 31, of Wethersfield, phone Co. workers will meet and Mrs.'Willard B. Hills, 1652 School, has been awarded a partial who had a fish hook removed from with management representa onsi Manchester Rd-i* Glastonbury. 2-year scholarship to Mt. St. Jo his scalp In the afternoon. « tives at 10 a.m. tomorrow in SCREENS seph Academy in West Hartford. Roger Caouette, 21, of 69 Pleas another effort to avert a "CriUcsl Baading’ will be the The scholarship was awarded by ant St., "Joan Caouette, 19, and 8-t r a c k AtiUMUrtlM Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies Zieigh Ann Caouette, 2 months, of democratic .tr^lttlons of the strike. ' COMBINATION topic of Dr. Albert Burice, tele Khrushchev has written four American nation, traditions of U the meeting Is unproductive, | 1 vision commentator, at the an of Columbus, of which Mrs, the same address were examined For the JUNE BRIDE from our Thomas Wilke is scholarship com and discharged after an auto acci Democratic leaders that the Washington and Jefferson. Lincoln the unioh bargaining committee O nual luncheon meeting of the Con and Franklin D. Roosevelt." wUl probably set the date for a , V ^ Didn’t Plan necticut Association for Reading mittee chairman. dent Sunday at 11 p.m. HOUSEWARES D E P T ^ w e r store level present U .S. government fol The winner is the daughter Of Broken glass waa responsible for The premier's letter, dated May walkout by about 9,000 members o WINDOWS Research at the Carriage Drive lows a "doctrine of aggres- 30, was made public by Senate Inn in Hamden Saturday at 11 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sweeney 13 stitches In the right hand of MODERN "STEF-A-UGHT" Jill Ferguson, 6, of 736 Avery St., gion and provocation” which Democratic Leader., .Lyndon B. ?hone ' J O H H S O H ’ S c e i l a.m. - * . Jr„ 130 Walker St. The 14-year- To old girl, who has four brothers and who put her hand through a etorm FLOOR LAMPS ...... $15.98 to $22.95 ‘*vrss not created by the Johnson of Texas, one of th» lead The committee was authorised | ■95 three sisters, was honored for her window around 2:15 p.m. Memorial AJtnerican people.” ers who wrote him just as the sum yesterday by the union’s executive j .VALUE An adult Information course'Will mit conference was collapsing in board to set a strike date. The lln; Early Test meet at Zion Evangelical Luther excellent academic standing. Day. PLANTER BRASS Khrushchev wrote that the Judges for the scholarship Walter Miller. 24, of 61 Mill St., Soviet Union .will carry forward Paris May 10. ' ■ board took the action after the! U2 .FUghts an Church tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. TABLE LAMPS ...... $9,95 Johnson told the Senate, in mak Installation Optional award were ^he Rev. Philip Hus cut his left elbow 6n glass the with a policy of ♦peaceful coex union memberahip rejected con-j ny ASSOCIATED PRESS istence^ but declared: ing public the letter, that he re travel term, offered by the com-, y Kennedy (D- A Yirfior, or memorial service, sey, ■ pastor of St. Bartholomew’s NINE PIECE CADOY SET ...... $3.75 garded it as an "arrogant denial Washingiton, June 2 (/F>— p ^ s h ; Atty. John Shea, and Miss will be held at Temple Beth Shol- Inehidlng eight glaeaea (Sea Horse design) plus brass earrier. •The' present government of the of the facts." Rejection came on a 5,444 to.Mflss) find Lyndon B. Johnson Patricia Campbell, a teacher at USA, unfortunately, has shown I Secretary of Defense Thom as HOME om tomorrow at 10 a.m. DAILY The Senator noted that Kbrdlh- Bower’s elementary school. that It seeks not to Improve the 1,263 mail vote, announced yester- (D-Tex) appear to be making S. Crates disclosed today th a t SHOPPERS' PYRGX HONEYMOON Chev in the letter renewed his day. Terms offered by the com- Headwav toward narrowing SPECIALTIES The annual dinner meeting and relations between our two coun charge that the United States had [U.S. military forces are now SPECIAL 54c 4-CUP CARAFE with CANDLE WARMER . $2.95 tries but to destroy those positive pany were not disclosed. down the field for the Demo- election of officers of the Chamln- Royal Black Preceptory, Nd.' 18, td r^ o e d the summit meeting. engaged in a communications 88 PUBNEIX. PLACE Ideal for serving coffee, tea, hot chocolate and h o i sauces. reaults which were achieved in ade Musical Club will bo held Mon will meet Friday night In Orange Johson said thla statement came cratic piMidential nomlna- alert, exercise. MI 8-28M day at 6:30 p.m. at Windsor ftoviet-American relations within Ing without a contract since April I Hall at 7:30. ARTHUR'S from a num "who walked out of 30, when the old pact expired. The tion Gates said that the exer* House In Windsor. LUNCHEONETTE the last year and especially as a Paris after refusing to negotiate Although It Is not a 2-man race result of our meeting and talks old contract contained a clause I cisev,8imilar to the one he or The ways and means committee with President Eisenhower dxir- on the basic Issues of war and keeping the pact in effect until as yet, the two Senators are tight of St. Bridget’s Rosary Society peace.” ening their lines on delegates in dered from Paris on the e've Ing my visit to the Unltei^ States either side decides to end it. of the summit conference. will mrieet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ‘The only thing that was ’tor Workers in several job classifi preparation for a head-on battle In last AeptenUier. the early balloting at the July lo s the church hall to complete plans “ We know, however, that U»e pedoed’ at the summit conference cations ■ would » be involved In a I started at 11 o’clock last for a strawberry feetival on June Was any confidence that the free Angeles convention. night "and it is gmng on for MANCHBSTER FROM OUR doctrine of aggression and pro strike. This would affect long No politician is counting either 17. vocation now proclaimed by the (Centinned on Page Ten) distance telephone calls. Informa Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo) or I several days.” GLEN HAVEN DAY CAMP| AND BELMONT government of the USA waa not tion calls, telephone booth calls, DOMESTIC DEPT. Adlai E. Stevenson, twice the par and i-epair and lnst4 llation serv FOR BOYS MAIN FLOOR, REAR , ty’s nominee, out of the gunning. Washington. June 2 (ff)— Personal Notices RUG GLEANING GO. ices. Local calls would continue But at best the litter two appear Secretary of Defense 'thomas through automatic switchboards. likely to have to wait for any S. Gates Jr. testified today CHATHAM 3-SCASON A union spokesman has termed Kennedy-Johnson deadlock before Now Accepting Reservations 15 HANNAWAY ST. Court Curbs Powers that so far as he knows there Card of Thanks FLORAL PATTERN BLANKETS...... SS.49 the length of a new contract as they can make their move. l i m it e d e n r o l l m e n t W* wish to thank all of our neish- For those tpho care the major impasse in the contract Johnson, the Senate Democratic was never any discussion in ARTS and CRAFTS bora, friends and relatives for the OtHER CHATHAM 8 SEASON BLANKETS . ...86.98 to 88.98 talks. He said the company of leader, got a national boost yes the administration of suspend BWIMMINO many acta of kindness and sympathy for their rugs. Ten numbers hi these beantifnl Manicete, fered a 3-year pact which rules terday when the Scrlpps-Howard DIVINO ARCHERY ^own us is our recent bereavement Of Top Hof fa Monitor ing spy plane flights over We especially thank all those who out future negotiations on fringe newspapers endorsed him as "the l i f e -8AVINO KICKSALL Russia as the date, Tor the SOFTBALL sent the. beautiful floral tributes and TEL. Ml 3-0012 benefits. The union W’ants a one- ablest and strongest Democrat ROWING loaned the use of cars, members of the I DAINTY 100% DACRON HIXED Paris summit con;Krence ap CAMP-OUTS VOLLEYBALL K of C. also membe.rs of Anderson- Washington. June 2 OPH-Theathat actions by the monitors must year contract. available" for the presidency. Shea V.F.W. Auxiliary. PICK UP AND DEUVERT $7.90 Johnson could count no new con FiSHINO WOOD g a m e s ROSEBUD PATTERN PUFFSy. be taken by a majority vote proached. y / Family of Daniel J. Sullivan 80% CASH AND CARRY U.8. Court of Appeals today curbed vention support from this but Its In a closed door session with the LIMITED ENROLLMENT Dorothy • Ivan Faulkner. Light and warm as down; iwersible, too. Colors: Pliik, yoOow, the powers of the cblet of three TTiis means that O’Donoghue Tell Him, Someone cannot act alone pending a final influence on undecided delegates Senate Fbrel®* Relations com bine and white. court-appointed monitors in his Bridgeport, June 2 (JTi—Albert might be considerable mittee, Gates/also: campaign to clean up the Team- disposition of the case. It eventual ly will be set,, down for argument Palumbo. Scarborough, N.Y., Kennedy, endorsed by the Textile 1. Related that top level admin AT NO EXTRA CHARGE- ■ters Union. raised a question today. Workers Union of America, Hnter- istration officials unanimously felt 10O% PURE WHITE IMPORTED By a 2-1 vote the Appellate Court and final decision. . ir TRANSPORTATION (wltiiin rsdhu of 8 mUM of camp) Judge Wilber K. Miller dissent-, A cap and gown he had rented I that President Eisenhower should held that chalrrnan Martin F. (Continued on Page Eleven) take responsltaUity for the spy 1 GOOSE DOWN BED PILLOWS...... $9,98 M . ed, arguing that the union had to wear at, UnlVerslty of Bridge tfATFRlATA FOR ARTS and CRAFTS O'Donoghue cannot act Independ port graduation exerclies on Sun I flights after Soviet Premier Nikita Here's AAMvely Twosome A lasting gift of years of comfort. Other Bed PlUows 88.99 to ently of the two other monitor* in made no showing of injury as a day had been stolen from his ruShchev made' a great issue of if r e m e d ia l READINO INSTRUCTIONS directing a Teamster* reform pro- reiult of the autoority informally RISLEY I $7.98 each. parked car. downing of a spy plane May 1 •* INDIVIDUAL INSURANCE COVERAGE ON EACH CAMBER ffTftin. delegated to O’Donoghue by Judge 1 torpedoed the summit meet- WHITE LACB^TRETCH GLOVES ..... $3.00 pr. A t the *ame time, by a 3-0 vote, 'W hy?' asked the puazled Ps,- 2 Boys, 14,12, Letts. lumbo. I ing. • STAFF MEMBERS • WOODWORKINfi I SCRANTON and 9UAKER LACE th* court set aside an order by 1 2. Defended spiritedly the nrili-' JDOAGS___ . .. . V. $2.98 to $5.98 U.8. District Judge F. Dlckln*on (OoNtiwMd Ml Pag* NtaM) jrd, - resident -btahop of the Methodist INCORPORATED 1 TABLE CLOTHS ...... $4.90 to $18.96 2 Steal Airplane An hiatQrte gavel was presented to Bisbop John.W*nl*Y tary alert fiaJasued from Pasis as GEORGE MITCHELL AR T Q U IM B Y Soft^dnarshmallow leather Pi»» Tax Letts firing Lawrence T. Smith as Seek Bank Post Church in the Bo*ton_____ area, by M. PhlBp Susag, general c: irman of the 120tii eession ef the New the summit seOaion was collapsing. B.S. U-Oonn, MA- B. S. U-Oonn. All shies in white and natural. representativ* of dlasklimt Team- Hartford, June 2 OP)—Former Lt. England Southern Conference' which oi^ned this morning it Souto M elodist C^urch._ Gates argued it'was proper, pru Lake St., Vernon GLOVES *8 HANDBAGS^Mal^ Floor At Entranoe star* on the monitor board. ' Gov. William T. Carroll is inter Bpilngfleld CoUega China Reds Battle Die ifi Crackup w af made from the "old Methodist elm ” on the Thomw S ^ c e r farm, S t. w^^^ dent and “absolute^. essentiaL" GEORGE KRAUSE The court, bolding that lotta fol ested in the‘ post of state banje Methodist sermon was preached by the Rev. George Robert^, a circuit rider, in the spring or 17w. 3. Disclosed the XT2 flights over Tel. MI 9-4824 BATES "CANDLELIGHT' DAMASK SCTS lowed Improper jwoceduree in re conimlssioner. being vacated July Waterfront Dlrcotcr (Herald Photo by Oflara). the Soviet Unlrni had produced a ED LENINGHAM (Twenty years of moving Smith, left the door open Tibetan Guerrillas 1 by Henry H. Pierce Jr. Pomona. Calif., June 2 (A^ — wide range of ‘Mtal information,” 54"x54'' CLOTH with 4 NAPKINS...... $5.98 tor him to try again—but by a Carroll, who also served a* state Sprtngfleld Ooliege waterfront experience) TR 5-1166 Two young brothers who had read ^ > 1 » / -g-a w I including locauonalocations oro f missueamissiles mnuand Toiletries, Etc. 54"x72" CLOTH with 6 NAPKINS...... $8.98 ' more formal pttxedure. (NOTE)—Aaaocisktod Pro** o*r- treasurer and later as mayor of a book telling how to fly stole a JUNIOR COUNSELORS There wae no Immedlete com rMpondeat Henry 8./Br*driwr I* lV>rrington,i came to the state cap- plane today and flew it for 10 min- ] MAIN f l o o r 64"xB4" CLOTH with 8 NAPKINS ...... S12-9B ment from O’Donoghue, pending a Latnolic Foies oS?. * BOB HAMILL—Senior Maiioheeter High Stdiool CUSTOM KITCHENS on a trip to Bhutaa. Himatayaa itol W edneed^ afternoon to toM utes. Then they crashed to their ' ^ s While Gates testified in * secret BILLY SKOOG— Senior Windham H l^ School Save 98c on the famUy slie Oolgate’s Dental Citym ....Site S6"x108" CLOTH with 12 NAPKINS------$18.98 eloee etudy of the court declrion*., Ungdmn between India and Tibet. his bat into the ring. deaths In a screaming power dive. Methodists LaunCi Lustrous rayon damask that washes and Irons Hke a handker O'Donoghue for eome time has de Carroll ha*\ banking back The light plane exploded and Guard spaired of what he felt waa his in TUs dfepatch, dated May $7, was Baeltae—the family antlseptiio—Large 8 os: Imttle wlrii chief. ' . brought out by mule, the oaly ground. serving for 26 years with burned on impact. It just missed men. Addreaa all Inquiries to:— ★ COUNTER TOP SPECIALIST 81.10 ability to pursue the monitor re the Brooikn Bank in Torrlngton. sprayer form objective because of the legal traaaportattoB available. a group of houses, plunging He left there In 1900 aa vice presi straight into the ground at Emer 120th Conferenci Battle Police (Ooaftaiaed an Page Ten) GLEN HAVEN BOYS' DAY CAMP Special get acquainted offer. 30c off and free dispenser wHh BUCILLA "FLORAL CASCADE" tangle raised by the Teanmtere. dent. l o c a t e d a t SPERRY’S GLEN—ROUTE 85 ir GENERAL WOODWORKING LetU had Informally authorlred By HENRY *. BRAOSHEB son Junior High School. Petmassage. Regular $1.59. N o w ...... $1.29 PRINTED BATHROOM ENSEMBLE Governor Ribicirff tokl reporters Just three weeks ago, police Warsaw, Poland J'Une 2 OP)— P. O. BOX 18, MANCHESTER, CONN. ODonogtaue pereonnally to direct Pare, Bhutan OP) Sever* fight today he does not expect to name ^ (>r Call Camp Secretary at JA 8-0922 activities of lawyers employed by ing between Tibetan guerrilla* and said, the youngsters tried to steal Roman Catholics and police bat -Cashmere Bouquet Talc for summer daintiness In three Dress up the bathroom elegantly wUh this stunning matched a successor to Pierce, who re^ an airplane at the same field from The business of the 120th annual®petent in all fields of his minis A BUILDING MATERIALS ensemblei Pink, blue, yellow. him to dig up evidence In an effort Oiinese Communists ha* occurred signed to join a New Haven hank, the Rev. Mr. Mousley insisted. tled throughout Monday in tha b r o c h u r e s m a il e d o n REQUEST sice s ...... *6®’ recently In South Central Tibet. which they took off just after mid convention of New England South' to oust James R. Hoffa as pres for a week or so. . ern Conference of Methodists got , The Rev. Mr. Mousley urgrid Biilletins Truckloads of Chinese dead have night today. They said then they provincial capital of Zlelona Gora •Free—^New Jergen’s Moisture Cream with Jergen’s Lotion BATH TOWELS...... $1^ ident of the Teamsters. Also being considered for the post underway this morning with re the conference ,board to be content in a clash eet off by government 'IWo judges. Henry W. Edger- been brought by night into “would die trjlng” to fly — a grim from the AP Wires $1.18 value. Only ...... • .64c HAND TOWELS...... 99^ . Is Deputy State Treasurer Philip prophecy which came true. ports from superintendents o f the to remain policy groups, leavin; atten^ts to take over a church 1 ton and Charles Fahy, held that Gyantae, southwest of Lhasa. The administration to the superintend FACE CLOTHS ...... H«wes, Avon. He is a former ex TTie vlOtlms, called chronic run conference’s three districts. building for a community center. Playtax Swim Cihm in a variety of colors and styles for the court order under which the ecutive secretary to the late Gov The reports came in the first dents and the pastors It was the second such outbreak nNGERTlP TOWELS...... ^ 49e monitorshlp waa set up'provided (CoatiBned eo Page Ten) aways by police, were James A. "EveVy time an outside experl b a c k f o o d c o l o r c u r b rfilldren and a d u lts...... $^-55 and up ernor Wilbur L. Cross, He served McDonald. 14, and Thomas L. Mc hours of the 4rday' session at South in the Polish- provinces ■within five Waehtngton, June 2 ory—fl h h as' state administrator for the Methodist Church. They followed steps In," he said, "the pastor 1 weeks.' UD CO VERS...... S I.96 Donald, 12. weakened.” Howe Oommeroe Oonuriittoe •Save SOe with doable bonus offer on blennen’s Dew Spray U.S. Treasury Department’s war Their small brown dog was kill the memorial service honoring Church sources said Stefan voted today to outlaw food, ooa- Deodorant ...... ^...... CHENILLE BATH M ATS ...... $3.98 bond campaign. - ed with them. Methodists who have died during While acknowledging benefi Cardinal Wyazinskl, head of the- metio and drug color* when WINDOW CURTAINS...... $5.98 But ^ot Tonight on Broadway Deacriptions of the crash varied. the past year. '' from outside study, the auperln-1 church in Poland, met today with laboratory teata *h»w tiiey can •Sun Thn Lotion and Cream—^Bronctan, Sun.Fluff, Sea and Record Threatened Police Lt. D. F. Archer said the The Rev. Harvey K. Mousley, tendent asserted that experts leave his bishops and other advisers as oMHio cenoer lii test siUmals or^ SU, Sun Bath, ete; ...... "P boy at the controls apparently superintendent of the Norwich Dis behind frustrations, partly because nows of the neiw religious out humans. A similar pnddMtion al Hartford, June 2 UP) — A 60 there is not personnel to carry out ]>er cent Increase in traffic deaths "g;unned it wide, open" aa it nosed trict which includes Manchester break spread through Warsaw. It ready applies to food additive •Free New Molsturiklng Cleanser with purchase of tamow The Show Must Go On, toward the grounej. A witness said and surrounding to'wns, issued a the ideal programs they set up. was assumed the Zielona Gora In approving a bUl ex tending the Moon Drops MoUtnre Balm. A $4.76 valne f o r ...... $8.00 in the state’s six largest cities is The Rev. J. Manley Shaw of the threatening the Connecticut high it soimded as though the single call for more stress on the fun'Ct Uicident waa discussed. anU-eanoer provision to color engfine sputtered just before the tipns of individual pastorates with New Bedford District reported Zlelona Gora, a city of 60.000,. additives, the committee beat •Federal Tax. way safety program. progress — for some churches •The State Safety^ Commission fatol dive. Officials said the plane a minimum of reliance on special before 1945 waa the German town down efforto to p « m it setting of They Used to Declaim hit with great force. ists from outside the local church. spectacular progress”—in Stew of Ginienberg, In . Lower Silesia tolm nces that would allow i n f a n t and TOT SHOP underscored that point today in ardship. prodding officials of cities - and The boys were listed as run The minister must become com- After Poland took It over In 1946, questionable color* to bo need in ^^^Maln Floor, Rear aways by their father on Tuesday. " 'i However, the Rev. Mr. Shaw in it was settled by deeply religious limited quantities. Committee larger towns to souped-up efforts dicated he feels there is too much New York, June 2 (P>—Broad-® tells us these stoppages will to combat thit upward urban traf On their earlier flying attempt Poles from the eastern territories diaagieeoMt over tills had oease.' tendency,'to be lax in giving. way stage shows. New York’s fic death trend. they were caught by deputies as taken over by the Soviet Union. stalled approval of the contro The unloi) said it was directing they taxied a light plane down the Jesus did hot ask how little he prime tourist attraction, face their Although the first five months News Tidbits could give,” the superintendent Roman Catholic aources gave versial bUl for more than aweek. actors to report fcF .work at all of this year has recorded an over runway at Cable Air Field in near this account of the clash: first blackout tonight in 41 year*. theaters tonight half an hour be by Claremont. Juvenile authorities said. all drop in traffic fatalities of 9 Culled from AP Wires In reference to evangelism, he Local authorities attempted to 2 TRAPPED IN fiO ^ No last-minut* solution appeared fore curtain time. If the play per cent—80 this year as against handled the matter. Biatone, B. C., Juipe 2 (/P)— likely In a bitter contract dispute houses are closed, an E}quity (Oontinned ea Page Twelve) The Blow, pataartaUag effort to spokesman said, the actor* will (Continued on Page Nine) (Ooatinued on Page Ten) between Actors Equity Assn, and (Continued on Page Two) ■rhe creeun of Cuba’s Air Force leacli a pair o f brotoera. producers. consider it a ’lockout." in an oM, a)ialidoned gold n iiie Closing of "The Tenth. Man” including most of Us Jet pilots has As an omen of things to come the been airested in a purge ordered oMittnued today. Reecuers mp- curtain already waa down at the waa in line with Equity’s announc puentW believed tbe reecue Booth Theater for an indefinite ed plan ^ to close ' one show at a by Armed Force*- Minister Raul Oastro, Informed sources say . operation would take longer Mriod. niere- the cast of “The time—for one night at a time-- Cut and Bruised^ Tomfhy Saved Baptist Meeting Seeks Mrs.. Nina Kbnishchev, wife of the twin the 10 hours first estimated Tenth Man” faUed to appear for unlesa new contract demands are Utie last night. Tappings b e ^ last night’s performance, attend met. The old 3-year contract ex soviet premier, entertains 20 Mianil, Fla., ,woman at tea in Moscow to laat night led rescue crews to be- ing an equity' meeting Instead. pired at midnight Tuesday. Ne- For More Unglamorous Living Uevs the, eotoodied men were Producers, joined as the League g;otiatioiu far past the deadline day. To Put Down Rebellion stiU safe. The pair was idcnttM of New York Iheater*, called ^it a failed to etid in any agreement. Crudely made bomb left at home ss Percy McDonald, 51, and hi* strike and retaliated by serving The greatest stumbling block Chicago, June 2 (A’l-r-You could,aequipmeht, several polke^.and of Mrs. Frances Tate, 25, 'Nash brother Pat, 45, both of Coqult- jjardly buy the services involved 7 squad cars, several Civil Defense ville, Tenn., explodes, blasting off A committee, headed by the “^ le e p y2>or*' notice that performance of all has been the, union’s demand for By GEORGE.CORNELL < lam, & C. lAows wlU be suspended tonight. a pension plan. In rescuing Tommy from his pre rescue unit trucks, an assortment both her hands , . . Boris Paster (AP ReUglon Writer) Rev. Dr. Henry Coulter of Bill They contend they are bargaining The producers have said that If dicament. of construction crew men, a tow nak burled today in his native Rns- Rochester, N. Y., June 2 UP> — ings, Mont., came up last night MAMIE IMPBOVINO''*’' as a unit and that a strike against the unlop closed one show for one Maybe Julius Pekofeky couldn’t truck, a winch and block and aia, which he refused to lisave even Leaders of the American Baptist with a plan for some concessions Washington, June X (XV^loe- one la a strike sigainst all. performance, all Broadway plays have bought those services, maybe tackle unit. when reviled as tfKltor after .win Convention strove today to pacify to the dissenters, but the denomi f>rS t\y one Tommy spent lihost of Tuesday tors report that Mrs. Mamie El in The producers said also that a would close. he wouldn’t. | ning Nobel Prize for Literature. , rebellion in the ranks, and at the nation’s policy - making general senhower is “responding to $1 mUUon damage suit would be After performances of eight Tommy couldn’t have bought his and yestteday placidly munching Dominic, Troyli, 14, is held by same time maintain brotherly ties council sent it back for redraft hay an^ drinking water. treatment and coining along filed against equity. The union says plays laat night, cast members way out of his trouble. It looked New York Oty Police after telling With Protestantism at large. ing. quite well’* In Walter Reed Ar> a shutdown of all shows will be a said, they were notified that their like he didn’t want to get out of A tarpaulin was stretched them he stabbed mother fatally A t issue was the denomination’s The predominant view seemed around his midsection ajid attach my Hospital, the White Hooea lockout. shows were being suspended until it, anyway. because she was too strict. . . . long-standing affiliation with the to be that the recommendation ed to a hoist. It slipped and any; announced today. Mrs. Etoen- The 22 shows currently running further notice. But, Tommy the Horse, whether Federal government approves first National Council of Churches. should strongly reaffirin» ties with hower-waa hoepitallaed Tneeday lovely Ship’n Shore* embroidered batiste OB the White Way have a nightly The actors said suspensions were he enjoyed his fling into the pub way. Tommy refused to cooperate.' step In proposed experiment in With an estimated 10,000 Bap- the Interdominational council even COnON and DACRON KNIT RUUOVER Tommy remained in the cellar. with acute asthmatic bronchitis. audience capacity o f 27,000. announced at “The Best , Man,” lic’s eye or not, is once more a pay-televlslbn in Hartford area. ‘ tlata massing for Ihe opening to- though special provisions are She may remain to the boepMal •Ihe last general theater strike “ Five Finger Exercise.” "West Workers covered Tommy with ah night of their annual convention, made to cominit to this relation a romantic blouse, cool as night air... PAJAMA $2.50 boney fidey member of the dimln asbestos blanket and others widen Russian trawler British papers over the weekend, preen eene* waa in 1919 when Equity won rec Side Story,” “Take Me Along," ishlng horsey set that pulls a say has been spying In Scottish delegates from First Baptist ship only those cdhgregationa de tary Jamee C. Btogeetjr eald. Easy-wear, easy-care cottoii and Dacron® polywtef ognition as the aictors’ bargaining "Once Upon a Mattress,” “ D:iel of ed the opening above -.him. When Church of Wichita, Kan., pressed with exquisite eyelet embroidery and fruit anfi vegetable cart. the groundside workers encorm- Hebrides lands 21-year-old woman siring it. . knit 2-piece pajama with frothy lace framing a circu agent.. Angeles," ."Sound of Music,” and Tommy’s troubles started Mon crew member In Stornoway, Scot a demand that connections with The li*-million-member denom HUNT ’HOT RUDQEBS’ A blackout will not affect off- "La Plume de ma Tante." tered metal and concrete, acetelyne the council be repudiated. lar yoke that'e gripper-cloaed in back. The neck ana day when he fell down a etairway torches and pneumatic drills were land, for hospital tireatment for ap Inatlon includes 6,240 churohe# In Hartford, Juae X- UB — State scooped bateau neckline. White and soft B ix^ w a y ahowa, the City Center Off-Broadway houses, road (or walked down) or fell through pendicitis. . . . Former Louisiana They accused the council- of left- 42 states. Ponce Oonmusloner Lee J. >inl« claiticized ileeve wear a self-ruffled frill... ^ e full- shows and summer theaters are used to en lace the opening. or fummer stock theaters which rotted boards into an unused, Governor Earl Long la recovering wing tendenclas, citing supiport for Underscoring the Issue was the eehy eanounoed today that the length pant boaeU an encaeed all-elMtic waiit. hta- eperate under separate Equity not affected In the dispute. The With the opening above Tommy In New Orleans after undergoing auch things as more foreign aid, pastels. . . In fine 100% combed cotton. empty Wine cellar. The first floor, now enlarged, a Civil Defense truck Baptist emphasis on the independ department’s water eafety p*p chtnc wMhiblc dryaWe • • • no ironlnj ncfded* eontraots. Motion picture houses ^ a g u e originally said shutdowns now Is used aa a stable. surgery for undlaclosed ailment. disarmament agreements and fed ence of each congregation and would apply to road shows, but re pulled up. From its rear a winch trol ha* been expanded to ge; Aqua or pink In ai*ea 1-8 yra. are not involved. Pekofsky, his owner, found him Prime Minister Harold Macmil eral aid to education. each member. after tbe “ bet rudders’* *«. O im i Seven shows now on national versed Its position last night. Also dropped a block and tackle above They challenged Its rights to Sizes 28 to 38... 3 . 9 8 Tuesday, and when his own ef Tommy. A sling was stretched lan declared today Britain must Even national denominational necticuVs waters. “The’tieMto (our Were exempted last night not involved Is the New York City hold to “a clear ahd aettled line apeak for Baptists on such^ aub- machinery baaicitily is considered Center Theater, which operates forts' to free Tommy failed calle4 around Tommy’s midsection again. slty for a stop-gap ■■■■•«■■• from being shuttered along with of action, with friends’’ in future only a tool for doing joint j(AaA under a special Equity contract. the Anti-Cruelty Society for help. Slowly, inch by inch he waa ^*"Hundreds of other bhurchea he said, “ waa aeep la • Free Parkinsf Rear Of Our 8U>r* Broadway ahows. J. J. Shaffer, managing direc hoisted out of the cellar. When he bargaining with Soviet Union It has no binding reli^ous author eanea at tha tiaaberdt I F tj r t h e r negotiation* were Equity, with a membership of Rock 'n' RoU alnger Chuck Berry have this same feelliig," said a about 11,000. has 1,0()0 members tor of the society, looked over the emerged, a cheeb,went up from>the pamphlet released by the group on ity. /and Bear accidento etija w . OeSf-,- • We Give Green Stamp* scheduled In the contract imi>asse, situation and decided, Tommy ossem bl^ workers and onlookers. acquitted by federal court Jury on The 4,200 - member Wichita neetient water*. "Y eto . centering around a pension plan, working bn Broadway. Shutclowns two charges of tranaporting wom the eve of the 5-day convention. we have expanded the Mato also mean no work for 5,000 atage- might be enticed out Of the cellar His cuts and'bruises treated by After three troubled days of pre Church, one of the community’s • Charge Accounts Invited but both sldea^ appeared gloomy. with hay and other horse goodies. a veterinarian, the 12 year old an across state lines fo r immoral largest, has voted to withhold its Ho* Water Safety I Late last night the League said hands, electricians, musicians and liminary huddles seeking to set CORP. None worked. Tommy was taken to another purposes..Washington Poat says previous'.$38,000 annual allocation eome 109 boata. Yhi JW.HAU • Open 6 Days A l^eek; notices will be posted on bulletin others in allied stage trades. tle tl)e dispute, inclfiding sessions father of Thomas G. Power, pilot renmlBB the eama -to |a Although Paddy Chayefsky’a So engineers were called. They stable. Said Pekofsky: with WlchiU rbpresenUtives. to'the national body, so long as it MANCHRSTER COHN* Thursdays till 9 P-M- v boards of all 22 Broadway houses looked over the problem and de- ‘TU give him a few days rest, of U2 spy plane. Is reported to the ‘hot ladder** an th* ^ laforating casts: The Tenth Manl’ sold out'for have received an inritatton from church leaders Stai were strug- d d ^ ,10 call: ■» but I canrt pull the cart by my- gUnc And * wdution. ^CoBUBMd m Pag* Xwelvax CORNBt MAIN and OAK STREETS *T*roduetlons are suspended and m U, oo he'U go back to work ■OOB.” Sovlat autlioriUas to ylalt h is s a a . ^ «C I XOBMIB saapeiktod uotil BiuRjr (C—Uane* *• B | fo MIm ), rour'plscM •< ire 4e]
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