Manchester Historical Society

\ » ■< >,'V. .y- THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1959 The Waathcr PACE rOURTEBl Average Dhily Net Prem Run lNaud;fpBt?r 1Et»ttins li^ralh For tho'Week Endod Fereoaot of 9. Westkor Bi Stay XSrC, 1C8C . FMr, not nmrh fibnago hi TTia annual alectiona of Hose 12,925 porat*tr«i tonight. iJtw SIM M , A b o u t T o h h Co. a of thJ »th School and utili­ drdny moaUy mtnmp wad n ties Distnrt Fire Department, Swim1, Pool at MHS Member of tho AmHt hot. High nonr fC. originally scheduled for last night, DRIVER EDUCATION CUSSES ■aroott of CtreolatloM Th» SUt,^ P««t rhlefu'Asjm of j baa been postponed to July IS, Effertlve 6oly 1st. 1C and 11-year-olds need take M hmits IUanche$ter~—A City 41 Villttge Chnrm the Px-thian Suter^will hold II* < Opens on Trial Basis classroom and only six' hoars behind the annual picnic "t, rS'jhian Cen-, plete course for MO^^iay as you go. New. classha start T ui^ No meeting df 'King I>avld tUlnaatned AdvdrtbMag on Png# l>) FIVE CENTS ter. Cheater, ^^Hfiaay at 12:J10 p nV. i Lodge. lOOF, Wirt he held tomor­ 4tey, June SC, 7 to » p,m., and Jnly 7. 7 to * p * . Enrollment VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 23.3 FOURTEEN PAGES—T\^ SECTION MANCHESTER, ^ONNh FRIDAY. JULY .3, 1959 ^Thoee altejHtuijf are asked to' brinu • row night. nex* meeting will The Indoor swimming pool at# ment has enlisted one life |3>ard, for maximum of 80 stadenta only. This c^ rso Includw pa.v- cho-physlcal analysis p^aa many 1C mm. Clma on driver eaa- their di*he.».jnd.T'it'<*0’ ’ he held pnxj'i'ly 10 at the cpUage Mancheater High School will be a woman, for doty at the high an amcle for the kitchen social.: of Rov^jtspinwa.l lii Union, opened to the public Monday on a ! school ppol. Requlremcnu cgll for A/i'twe in need of iransportatlon. trial basis. I a second life 'guard, t mait, and MORTLOOK’S DRIVINC SCHOOL mar call Martha Johnson. | lie. Rev. Ijiwrence F. Almond, R e c r e a t i o n Superintandent { Herdlc has said the opening haa CERTiriRD FOR DRIVER EDl’CATION Castro’s minister ,,pf the South Methodist Jamea F. Herdlc Jr. said today a not yet been filled. Anyone tptef- Ml C-7S08 Zton Evangrelical Lutheran Church, wll; 1 the presoher A ug.. week-long trial will determine the eated should contact Herdlc per­ Church n'm begin its summer 2 at ■ the closing seri’ice of the cost of supervlaion.' maintenance, sonally. Candidates must be certi­ schedule of aervices , Sunday by tooth sevion o.' the WillimanticJ and custodial work. If these coats fied life guards. ' No Cause for Fightj can be worked out, to the satis­ Military ha'-ing a service at Pam. instead Camp Meeting Assn The aummer-K faction of the Board of Education, of 10 a m ' This year. Sunday ssaembly will he held>dn the Camp Towyl Warmpri Used School niU be omitted Jn July as Ground Willimantic, from July 2.S , the Board will give permission to the Necreation Department to run n-ell a* in August. to Aug 2. ; London - Man.’ English bath­ a program of swimming all sum­ Hits Foe rooms employ 'towel warmers aa Mr. a n d ^ rs ! William R. Mc-| mer St the high school. CosU will The JJfflichester tromen Mrs part of the heating aystem. Mot MulletiT 11 Fxlmund St., and fhetr, be pald'by the Rec Department.' | water from the Imller la circulated Oars Oarnga*. 70 Concbrd Rd "Ae pool will be open from 1 to j Havana, July 8 OP)—Wide­ and Mrs Kalhenne Zabrovsky. .SO J daughter Mrs. F^lwln D Foster,; through tnen to w arn towela, Inforlns U.S. 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, | spread troop movements were Bell S t. are attending the sfhoot ! ,tS8 (Woodbridge .St. left this week considered neceseary in the chilly ' from Idlewild Airport for an e x -! aaid Herdlc. ! bathfoorna Of moat English homes. ‘ reported today in Cuba with luncheon n-orfeehop at the Culinary No swimming lessons will b e, OPEN ALL DAY lendert tour Of ■ the Britlah lalea. Inet.ltute of A- 'erica this wlbek i Fidel Ca«tro> government They Will make th'eir headquar-j given at the pool. > ■FIRE DAMAOES IXl'R SAtUROAY In Neiv Ha'-enj >trs. Camgan la The pool la being opened as an < showing concern over mount- dessert cook at Manchester High ters at the home of Mrs.Me-. East Haven, July 2 iJPi—A fire Nixofi, Herter Miillen’a brother, J. McReynoldi, I additional swimming facility to which started in a clothing locker 'ing counter-revolutionary ac­ Safety•/ o/ficials School, and Mrs Zabrovsk; works the present Salter's and l» 1 o b e j ■.X In the Washington School cafe­ Belfast, .Northern Ireland. | destroyed a building yesterday at tivity. ' i Hpllow pools. Us use was recom­ the Colony Beach Club, causing, Secret police aeired an arms Ready War on Both Sav Red teria. mended to the town this spring by j damages estimated at 110.000. No' 4ihotJVLt •=" cache in » iHavana auburb yeater-l •/ * Miss Carolyn M. Mann. 27 .I,en- a special subcommitlefe of the: one was Injured' at the private day. They arrested eight men In a I sen St,. Is one of OP gifted high Board of ^Directors which probed, (AND AS USUAL ON SUNDAY) school- instructors selected for a club on Long Island Sound, al­ case they described aa having "the j Friendlv, Firm the' town's outdoor swimming' 'Traffic Deaths summer institute in mathematics though 500 members were present most' Important counter revolu-i needs in a series of winter meet­ when the fire broke mil. Eighty FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OP:— Hovt Your Doctor which began this week st Bow- tlonary implication.*.’’ | ings. I csbtn lockers and their, contents Troop reinforcement* are re-, By THE .AHHtMT.^TKD PRESB W«.ahins:toh, Jul.y 3 (A*)— Coll In Your Proscription doln College. Brunawtek. Maine, were destroyed. • and w-ill' continue through Aug. 7. So far the Recreation Depart­ ^ Nativt Fresh Fruits and Yacstablas portedly moving into eastern I Traffic safety officials Soviet nppiity Premier Frol Dolivtrod. Within Tho She leaches mathemaliea at Cuba, where 41 person* have been across the nation mustered R,. Kozlov left today for k RHAM High .School. • Frssh Dairy Products _ arrested for acta of aabotage. and' ail their strength and inge­ ■siKhtseeing tour of the United Hour' Into western Cuba where gner-' nuity today to keep motorists • Bread, Coid Cuts, Soft Drinks^ rilla band* are operating in the States with the remark that * Advertisement— PRESCRIPTIONS L T. WOOD CO. mountains. u from killing themselves and ‘.‘there is nothing at all for Us . OAT OR NIUHT ICE PLANT Much of the unrest atem* from other persons over the Fourtl>-[ to fight about." PINE PHARMACY Visit Ashford Lake this week­ BY EXPERTS 61 BIS8ELL ST. n 276 OAKLANd ST. ■ the government's agrarian reform; of July holiday weekend. / | Knsinv. his diplomatic mlMtdn 6M CEXTER ST. end—26 miles east of Manchester g MANCHESTER pro.;ram breaking up big ealatea. | The National Safety CounclTpre- r to Washington completed "ith no —off Route 44. Tel MT 3-.S440. ARTHUR DRUB Mben‘Cru$hed-Blockn Among the eight men seized in I diclKi that .3.50 peiaors will die | easing of the I^st-VIfeat deadlock the Havana raid . were six police in traffic accidents dmipg the 54- over Berlin., took off at 7:32 a.m. described aa ''foimer military hour holiday period ^riun 6 p.in. In a chartered commercial alr^* men.’,’ T.he Implication wa.*' they local lime tonight to.rhidnighl .Sun- liner on a nonstop flight to Sacra- 1 9 5 7 served In the force* under former da v. nento. Calif. Starting a 10-day ^ B E S T B U V dictator Fulgenclo Batiita. The traffic dyilth toll for the 3- awing through a half-dozon cltiw, IN USED CARSI O L D S " 8 8 " Behind ' the plot, police aaid, President Eisenhower lakes a.close look at the 49-star flag which \Vill be ralaed over Philadelphia’s day .Itilv 4tl> weekend last year ] he planned to lunch with -Gaflfor* were ex-Sen. Rolando Maaferrer. .. Independence Hall July 4 and then taken to the state capitol in Alaska. The group at the W hite^ was 370. / .. ;.fiia'a Goy. Edmtind O. (Pat) Goo^hilds Married 45 Years the CONVERTIBLE now in kliami, Fla., arid Joae Ped- House Inspection yesterday, from left, Maj. Gen. A. T. .McNamara, qiiarternmster general; Without excepti^,' stale patrols , Brown. T)ien it waa on to San Mr. and Mrs.' William E. Good-.t t raza, a former general .who now Preaident:-Secretary of Interior P'red Seaton and Sen. Hugh Scojt. (RrPa). The Chief Executive mar.shaled all their manpower and.] F'l-anclsco for more sightseeing altd Radio, heater hydramat- child, .50 Olpolt Dr., were honored oat St, They are managing agents share* Batiata'a exile In' the Do­ presented the flag to Scott for the Philadelphia ceremony. tAP Photofax). ev er/ le.source st their command meeting* with local rttlxenry. ic, powef steering., power : today on >fie m'ca.sion of their 45th! for the Manchester GaVden Apart­ minican Republic. lo/keep an anticipated crushing ! Even as hr was waiting to board The upaurge of anti-Caatro ac­ _,\'^)luniP of traffic moving safely I the plane at National Airport, brakes. ' whitewall tire*, I wedding anniversary. A buffet sup-1 ments. leather interior. low They sre residing at thelc aiim- tivity during the paat month, with and freely. Kozlov rociilnued hia. talks with mileage, one ‘ owner. A per flrir shout 25 relslives and mer home on V'ernon Rd., Bolton { a raah of minor explo.aiona and In addtion to swarni* of patrol IU. S officials. His diaiXiaaions Registered Rocket I friends was held a, the home of Lake, until after l.,abor Day. acts of sabotage, has brought ■ a New 49-Star cara. ,the life-saving plana called during a 2''*-day visit t^the capt* . their son and dauchler-in-law, Mr, • government order decreeing the for the use of planes, electronic ;tsl produced nothing new on tha and Mrs. Theodore Goodchild, death aentence for counter-revo­ speed detection device.*, ‘‘ghost’’ i U. S.-Soviet atandoff on the Oor- lutionary acts. patrol cars strung along highways, I man crisis, Keeney Dr.v Bollor Lake. ^Rec Dances Set t o ^ y " r o c k e t i \ The unrest shook the revolution­ roadblocks to watch out for tired Kozlov., told Asat. Secretary of Among other family memhersj Electric 6i^in or otherwise incspscitated driv- I Slate I#vingatnn T; Merchant, who . ^ . 5w l 9 r W 5 . ' ary ai-med forces when Air Force r’ our bln llno-up of present for the celebration were | On Tennis Courts PINEHURST IS Checks cashed , , .Bun­ Commander Pedro Luis l,anz re­ was seeing the Red visitor off. that lalo-moflal ueoO ’’•toebal'' • DOWN Mr, and Mrs. David Bartlett of | signed. charging;. Communist in­ ______Washington, July 3 (A’l - - Elec- (t'onttnned on Page Three) both Russia and the United States East Hartford, and Mr. and. Mrs. I Low- Monthly. Payme'nts The second In the weekly series OPEN TONIGHT dles to your car. . Ice filtration of both the armed forces Th.ei a perpetual symbol of our patrio-1 trie brain machines that cost mil­ have great natural resources, and OLD8M OBILE8 1 Paul Olson of West Islip. L. 1. 1 Washington, July'3 '.'Pi made his remark sboqt there.be­ of Friday night dances conducted ■n and the government. tisni lions of dollars bore the brunt* of Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Olson are ; nation's new 49-atar flag comes ing nothing-to fight shout. by the Recreation Deparlnjeiit will AND FRIDAY NIGHT Cream haps furnished, , Prime' Minuatei Castro told a officially into existence ,-at one Secretary of the Interior Fred daughtera of the Goodchilc^s. Also i Afiain ice remind you that our meat depart­ television audience last night that the damage as a 4-hour firs dis- FBI NaLs Trio Their converaation, delved into 60 Otfwr MokM and MocMs to Choose From attending was another son and j be held tomorrow evening on the minute past midnight tonight. It Seaton will rai.se the new flag. niplcd normal activities in the Service Meat. . . . Self Diaz’laz ip.signauonresignation was■WHS a ,''tfgitor.- j take the place of the 48-atari Seaton, who helped,helped-, pul -MasAlaskan history. Kozlov sgid that early in his wife. Mr. and Mrs. William j Robertson Park Tennis Courts. till f — c l o s e d ment is service, .only meats that are pre­ World War II Stalin had been Goodchild Jr. of Agawam. Maas. In ' The children's dance for those o:18 act 'banner that lia.s .symbolized Amer-jslatehood legislation; t h r o u g h packed are factory trrapped Barons, Daisy a period of difflcilit inlemationaL , k'ongie.sa, wa.s asked by the VVIhue ■■oSTu,'. o,„ ,h, Jn %SV2 M illion forced Into the nonaggreseion i addition to their ‘'oui' Children, the j 12 years and under will begin at Service Grd^rics. heart of the Air Force alalislical ' treaty *he Soviet's signed with Hit­ 7:.3(> and end at 8:30. This will be Hams, Rath I'ac-pak Cold Cuts., all other relation■tations ‘ "t Designed'forDesigned for inclusion of AlaskaAlaska: Hoii.seHouse to. officiate at the Ft. Mc- Goodchilds have .six grandchildren. | ALL DAY JULY 4th Although Gastro did, not spell center but wa.*'limited to a rom- ler. He told Merchant that West MANCHESTER MOTORS The.v were marfied in St. Joseph's ' followed by a Teenage Record Hop as the 49th state, the new red. Henry ceremony. parativel.v aniall area of 'the huge meat cut K out, hia lengthy indictmeitl of Canada Theft Germany'ii,, ■ present rhancellor, Cathedral: Hartford. j for those iS years of age and over While and blue standard will be; Up in Philadelphia, at 11 .;a.m. building. Ihe nerve center of* the Konrad Adenauer, ’ would turn out "Selling and Serriclng OldsmbWles for Over Years" Manchester residents for many j from 8:30 to 10:30. ral.sed in colorful ceremonie.s at.Ft.! (EDTi lomoi'row, there will, be • (Continued on Page Six) U.S. Armed ' B'orcea. “ to be a bad leader. 618 WEST CENTER ST.-^RAY DWYER. I sed Car .Mgr,, years, they are real estate brokers Both dances will be under the If you are looking for a- McHenry in Baltimoie and at In- wiother ceremony at Independence Key personnel remained on Chicago. July 3 i>Re^A story of : "I think we cab agree mors land realtors. , Their office. Good-; supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ d^eaideuce Hall In Philadelphia, .r Hall. There, the first 49-slar flag' but most of the .30,000 mili- international hlghdlnance w'as un­ TEU MI 8-2411— OPEN EVEMJfC.S ert Neil. SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT oaall.v on older hletory than on re­ child Realtj', is located at 15 For-| try'Pinehiiret this weekend. . . You will And better qual- r: The Capitol building with its produced by the Army Quarter- r^i-y and civilian employe-s were folded hv the FBI yesterday In the cent history," said Merchant, add­ ttv meata which are statue of Freedom surrnounting; nia.'ster Depot in that city will be borne when the blaze affect- wake of'the »ne.*t of three men in ' r,-. MRS. iMARY ^HAW TAYLO ing : c * + >, West Germany the dame, and the glistening raised. It will-later be sent i°je d electrical and water supplies. connection with the theft'of $84 "We must take two or three daye ^ "FRESHER-SY-FAR" ^ White House g mile away itj the Ala.*ka to fly oyer the gtate capi- . yov million in CsnoiUCA.llCedlirikt...... to talk, because I bave not con­ Mr. (iormnn: Hotr't V * c Tics FavoVed [''fhation’a capital, also will hoist new tol and then be deposlLtfd'.'WJWi most of them, toda.v had already The FBI called the theft the big- , vinced you and you have not cob- Our meat manager 1* ready for a big aleak weekend, and flag*. Alaska state mii.seum. been declared a holiday. gesl burglary in the world. | vtneed 'm e." the traffic tituatinn at he will appreciate a call if you want an extra thick eteak Many other government build- The flag is the one used in the in the windowless, ground-leVei The bonds, plus cash and : The silver-haired. iW-year-old Shved for you. Juat aak for Charlie McCarthy . . ,. phone Bv Ben-Gurion Hngs will continue to fly the old 1 White Hoii.se ceremony on .Ian. 3 area where l;ie tire b irneu. tie jewelry, were taken May 3, 19.58 i Mrs. Taylor Retires Kremlin official was alt smiles as MI 3-4151.' * J, ! 48-star flag because hundreds aFe when President Eisenhower signed computing machine.* stood today from the Btockville Trust and Sav- j he formally bid farewell to the peo­ MANCHESTER the -corner of Main r l" ple'of Waahln^on and started off We will have plenty of Moriell'a ahankleaa. waalelea* _ , . . - 1 T 1 , * ,x>. i ...... still on- hand.— -It...... will be-- legal, the ■proclamation admitting “ like the hulks of charred packing ing* Cn.. Brorkville, Ont.. by a J ready-to-eah’ Ham* . . Pinehurat tender cure Cc-ned , Koveniment and fo r ; Alaska into tbe union. ! crate-s. Around them were shelf gang of safecrackers using blow­ on whst he haa jokingly called his anti KlitifUe Turn­ Beef , , . genuine Spring l.Amb Leg*. . . Israeli Premier pavid Ben-Gpilon private riUzens, to fly the old-style, The governors of the 13 original after shelf of fillh reels which had torches. "Communist Infiltration" of the Society Editor Po^ U.S.A.-' today called Western Germany banners until they wear out. ! stales have been asked- to head helti about 7.000 rolls of magnetic The FBI said men .seized yesler-I "part of the great alliance ealab- Kozlov's diplomatic piirsuita pike?” Alaska became the 4ftlh slate delegations of descendants of aign- tape - the "memory dk’lces k * .'’ *'! " ’ere involved in attempts ] BACON FRANKFURTS Ushed to safeguard democracy." to dispose of part of the loot. One wound up last night with a big re- PUBLIC MARKET last January, but under the law ' ers of the Declaration of Inde- f„,. fbe expensive machines, After .she was graduated from Lean aliced Misaisaippi Extra mild akinieaa , He declared it should not be of their schemes, said U.S, Asst. ' Mr*. Mary Shaw Taylor ha* re­ (:eption at the Soviet embassy, ‘The a new flag's, birthday must await -pendence to the Philadelphia ceie^ ^iome secret papers also were Robertson's Shorthand School In brand from Handy. Ilnked'Wilh Hitler's Germany. July, 4. , Havyaii Is 'e.xpecled to be- niony. ,\tty. James B. Parsoji*'. wa* to | tired after 36 year* a* society edi­ sum total: Neither Apierlcans nor 803-805 MAIN STREET burned, but Pentagon oftiri^ls said ^Hartford in 1892, she was em­ Special T.h, 59c Special Lb. OTTQ , Ben-Gurlon reiterated that he la come the .50tii state soon, but a! ’ The fir.sl new flag over the try to purcha.se' a European bank' tor of The Hu'ald. Russians budged sn inch on the mo.sl if not all the lo.st data can ployed as a stenographer with the Berlin :;ri*ia which haa deadlocked In favor of diplomatic ties with new ,50-star flag will not become capitol lieie will go up at 12:01 a* a clearing house. Her vti iment -became effective '/ bo replaced. at. tl.e elo'ae of bet slimmer vaca­ newspaper. It was then that Ml.ss For your cookoul ground meat*. Steak*. Chicken Leg,, Western Germany.. 'official until July'4. 1900. a.m.. but that at the While House Military and government of- Arrested were three Americans Mary Sullivan, a compositor, In- (Continned on Pngn 8lx) The premier spoke with the in- fh e last change in the flag was probably will not be raised until ■ among five persons named in a tion, which bega June 15. Broilers. Chicken Breast* and Franka . . come to Pine­ She joined the staff of the ne'vs-: terested her in "learning the case." hurat. We have Lean Chuck Ground in patty or bulk dependent new.spaper Yedioth; 1912. Then. In the adminis- sunrise. (Uontlniied on Page Tliree) supress^ indictment returned by a Aharonolh. which questioned him president-William Hnw- paper aa a w'"iter of women's j She learned to set type by the old form at 79c lb. . . Lean Round Qround. lb. 99c. . . Spe­ federal grand jury here June 30. club new* in A.pril 192.3 after hav-; hand method and to distribute in cial Lrcan Sirloin Patties $1.09 lb. In connection with sending arms to^„rd Taft, stars were added f o r ,------The other two are Canadians stilt type'cases. \\esl Germany. New Mexico admitted .Ian fi. and at Jarge. ■ Ing been a.'T-U*’ '’^ stenographer I ■ ' LEA.N IMPORTED and filling stenographic position*' In a reniini.scenf'e about those The Israeli parliament Wednea-1 Arizona, brought into the union Hit, Dragged by Auto Capluied yesterday were Sam days at The Herald, Mrs. Taylor Bulletins day approved the arms shipments . in several Arms. ' SLICED BOILED HAM ...... |b. $1.19 14 Mannabino, .53. New Kensington. ; vC'role;-'.'There waa just one phone by 57 to 55 vote*. But a .split ha* i At that time the change* hi the Pa.; Norman Rothman. 44. Surf- ' Her principal j'*'; originall.v wa* from the AP WIreb to write a Colu ,n called "This on the front, wall of the new build­ developed within Ben-Giirion's starry field ie*ulled in the familiar side. Fla., who Is under indictment ing on Hilliard St. It didn't ring | S coalition cabinet. 48-star flag with .six rows of eight in Pittsburgh for running guns to and That in Feminine Lore," and OPEN TONIGHT and FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. He has threatened to resign in star* each. ' to solicit advertising in conjiinc- often in those days, , and few | /7l.'TO CRASH KILIJ4 n V E „ I Accident Beneficial Cuba; and William Rabin, 52, Chi­ families had them in their homes.” | protest against the refusal of two The new 49-star flag being # tioii with that column. "Thi* and Spokane. 7Vnsb„ Jnly 8 tJD-— (CLOSER ALL DAY SATURDAY, 4th of JULY) cago. Slic left T;he Herald to become a cabinet ministers to go along raised, tomorrow has a field of Mannarino ' ■was arraigned in That" was the predeceasor of Five persona died todny when a public .stenographer in Hartford speeding automobile hit an nver* with the arms deal. aeveii staggered rows of seven Pittsburgh before U.S. Commis­ "The Inq'uirer," which ap/pears where she did work for law firms, The veteran prime minister is ■ stars each. It was designed to pro- sioner Alex McNaiighes- and freed Wednesday In The Herald. pas* abutment on the Spokon* Youngster in.surqnce firms, and manufactur-: Valley Freeway and hurst Itlfix;:" OUALITY expected to remain In power, vide for a 50th star without too on $5,000 bond. Duties Broadened •iers. For ten years she held a ateno- j HAMS for v^iir HOLIDAY WEEKEHD however, either by forming a new ^ radical a change. Is it not definite, Mrs. Ta.vlor[*r^ reporting and | flames. Immediate Identlllcattott- graphic positionwith the now de­ was impossible, but th* state • And Mr. Gorman govei-nment without the r e b e 11 however, w hat the new .50-star (ConUniied on Page Five) ••riting d'dles' soon broadened, funct Jewell Belting Co. of Hart­ Now the tinkle, of the ips jiatrol skid there were three wen KINGAN'S RELIABIJ'; . . SMALL. 1.EAN. CACiNED COIXINIAL FRANKS ministers or as the head of a flag will look like Garden. Grove Calif.. .Inly 3 however, and ad-'ertising was ' ford, She "a s the company’s first caretaker govei-nment until the Tlie first official raising' of the i.T; Two month.'; ago 4-,vear- cream vendor’s bell, the slam handled bv other*. » and two wometvJa U»e c*r. A (iw SWEET CUBE SMALL g o l d e n b r 'o w .n FULLY COOKED FOR YOUR PICNIC replies woman stenographer. In that day November parliamentary elec­ 49-.*lar embl'eni will take place old J. Byron Palter.'son dashed of the car door when his falser Mrs. Taylor's ftrsl working ac­ the field v/a* dominated by men.- |c. trolman -estimated the autoinu* BONELESS FIXLY hlle wgir going “ at lea^t 90 mile* COOKED SHOULDERS Cheest from: Grota & tions. at 12:01 am. lEDTl at Ft .Vtc- into the street, wa* hit by a ielurn.s from work, his moth­ quaintance with The Herald came First IVoman Clerk SMOKED Ben-Gurion said in his inter­ LE5' ■i'onies got the word. That was In has started making soilhds. and five pla es flgbt to control Caserl.b lais Juntas Tuesday > B ROILERS Redl-Tea Pint moie, where the last piace Red Sox morning. .An undetermined num­ TURKEYS With Center sf. open, : New York, July’ 3 ./Pi—The-.e Savannah. Ga. Right now he sounds like a forest flre . moving away fhoni • police Hunt Driver I were bonfire* and booming cannon, But no m atter when o«r where, ' meet the. Orioles tonight, said he ber of persona is missing. < DTiole or split CAPONS baby, but then he, has a lot Sierraville. Calit ■! hae-hriked to several prosperi* for thinga are hack to Regular Charcoal Chicago Tribune saya that (Jhief 111 Car Crash Death of time to make up foy.’’ the mahager berth, but Httrris did ' .SPEfJ) DRIVE NETS 43 normal at the comer toa.sta...... I ent.husjfl-sm'-and scorn for the | ,I-B no longer wear* the aid. . Justice Earl Warren blackballed ■’ Fresh From The Ocean I)% not name any name*. j -^-Hartford. July 8 i/Pi — State, 1 Great crowds roai'td "huzzas" in ’ hated King George III of Britain. ; It makes the sounds too loud ; an Invitation to Vice . President of Main and Middle New Ivipdon, July 3 Of) Two j public square and crowded hall. , Accdilnta of thejse activities in York, born in Ragland. Ala , in j police said to ^ y they have for him. But he's enjoying life i Nixon to join in the American Bar 1913, was a famous first baseman j !b lb Turnpike end you will ^ automobiles collided early today, ‘ it was a vast oiilpouring of hii- eacii of the colonie.* w»re;'published , Ason, meeting in London, in 1957.. mode 48 arresta oe speeding SEAFOODS Charcot! Lighter Fluid back In 1892 by Harper's Magazine ; 'B'.'l' never before wUh hia four during' his playing years and i charges so 'far- In a ' statewide .Most49‘ all size* killing .-me of hie drlyera. Police mail jubilation over one. of the brothers and a slater. His .... Fire causes an estimated And it easy to 'get in­ swung a mighty bat. ■ 69‘ pressed a search for the other .car | j;real advances in the freedom of In an artlcie-hy Charles D. Deshler C500,60Q ^{mnge In one of St. Pe- trmfflc - enforcemeiri- -crwchdown SAVE 10c i^N EVERY H GALLON OF THIS New SIZ ...r.'T . .79c father, Floyd, is a tool engi­ He Mill holds the major league FRESH to our parking lot.- Uia snd its driver. ■ man. They called it the "Derlara De.shler obviously tiad done a ; 1 that I egan at noon jrMterdoy. DBUCIOU& .. ■ ' neer. ' lersburgA largeat ahopping cen­ record for the^oat home riins bat- | Marvel Fluid . . , .-v29c Th* victim was identified by pq- tion of Independeiv)'."“ huge anyoMiu of ■ i e.sea I i'll to track ; ter* before being brought under The clamp down .va* ordered CHICKEN PARTS . . . Buy thn ports y« tlsys and weeks; There was great excitement In the Panchen Lama, saya the big No Herald Soon' the boy will undergo ' estates o f'T lb et’a lamas will be ‘ami sjls down with Harris and.i .to 32 today with the d ^ th of 38- REEF Weat, when. . you puah 39c the collision and to have been bad- M®***'- * ■" ; the town over the news, mojst of owner Tom Y.awkey. ' ' _ _ _'[ ' year-old Mi^. Marjorie Halee CHUCK KEP. frMhIy grtMiid . lb. 69c — A i:s o — 2 X : 5 9 c Frekh Baker.v— Ham- ly damaged. Tollce said they had: even.,the most remarkable j the people rejoiplng that we were, extensive t.esia to determine broken - up and the hojy men ToinorroM '"the button. . '.piece of ihe vehicle's headlight' of tidings traveled slowly in those ifree and Independent; but a few; exactly how much hearing I stripped of ancient privllegM. . . . Earlier, the ■; Boston Traveler. Smith In Memorial HospIfoL ^ burg and Frank' Rolls, 0 .Mrs. Smith died at 6:15 a-m-< Fresh Large Butter Fish. Always handy* to have on the shelf for summer tuna rim but no other .'.Lrace days. J ’hey moved only as fast as ! looking very sour over U .., (these j has gained. House DemoernU), headed by Boston Globe and Quincy (Moss.) Fancy Red Salmoil and aalada. ' .. " . , from Arnold, Rey- ' Lusby, who police said' waa in the swiftest horse and most de were Tories, or supporters of the Says- his mother, happily: Speaker Sam Rayburn.' of Texas Manchester Evening Patriot Ledger quoted. Higgin* as thus joining In death her huo- ■ TOP GRADE QUAUTY—vSLICED OR IN THE PIECE White solid albacbre. "W « had planned to enter saying he would become an aa- hand. James Russell Smith, 18. Fresh Halibut. , mond, Dugan, Wonder 'hia laie 20& or early 30a, hM a lermiried rider, and the most rapid crown). . . are mounting a eotinter-offeaalve Herald will not publish to­ MINCED HAM VEAL LOAF BOLOGNA mother. Mr*, Agne* Hanson, who ship under full sail.. "Tlie Declaration was .brought him- In a school for the'deaf against GOP efforts to label Dem­ aislant general. manager,^ ■ These their two sons, Wayne. 8, and 5 9 c STARKIST TUNA ...... 3 c o m $1.00 and Pepperidge Farm. morrow, Independence Day. Timothy, 4, aod her olster. 14- ■y ■ lives at 879’ x Main St., Worcester, And so, it wash’t until Adg. 16, lit September. But now we ocrat* in "on trol of Congrieaa' oa IfSM. 1776, that tha last of th* 13 Col- (CoattnuMi ea Pag* T w o ). may not hgve to." "big apmders.’’ (Centtaraed *■ Pag* Six) ? yewr-eld Barbara Ann Holeo. . ) ■•51' ■V - '1 A 'OH'! ■J

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MANCHE8TEB BViCNINQ HERALD. MANgiESTER, ’stem had finesse and a play for the drop. It’s ♦ K 7 (ODBtlnnMl from P*k« One) ficiala Mid they won't venture $n dripping fast night, a fire, alarm park with Gen. WashingtonW »a pres­ perfect altendanc during the proved by the Town: Platmlng and all right to gueas If you’re a really ♦ A 8 2^ ' on, and. In many instances, ar­ class at the Church. Cbmmunlty 4%timate on the fire damage. Of- sent guards running through the Open WEST EAST by »n expree* rider, who wee et ent, patriots dashed to the-Battery school year 1958-59. according to Zoning Commlasion at an executiva fine guesser. Otherwise, It pays to rests Instead of warnings for traf­ House during the worship hour. « K J 8 4h Q 10 4 flclei eatimetee will have to wait building to a third floor location once fumiihed «iU » e freeh horee. and hauled down the king's statue. Janet Lee. Infant daughter of ■eaalon after a public hearing held play percentagea. fic law violations. Suparlntendent Of Schodla Royal West opened the queen of clubs, W 8 8 2 V n o 9 3 in an adjacent wing of the build­ end deepetched on hii wey to ?#ew It was broken up and Dent to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hull, Was until after a thorough . Inveatlga- O. Fisliar. The. highest enroUmant at the Waj^ilng Elementary School and deblarer won In dummy with ♦ J 4 0 3 2 Civic smd buslnesd'organizations ing. A Pentagon fire engine rushed T o rk " Utchfield, Conn., where towns­ recently baptised by the Rev. Mr. tlon whiyh'prohabl.v w-lll be com­ Wednesday niglit. ' • the ace. He led the king of dia­ 4kQJ 10 543 «KS7 Joined in to help stop the slaughter. ■ ta the area. But It waa oply a women converted It Into 42,0^8 of the system at aiiy one time Bradley. Aa drawn up In final form the The Decleretlon then wee reed monds from dummy, and West SOUTH pleted in about three days. false alarm. bullets'. They came in very handy ^ rln g the school year totaled services at the First Congrega­ regulations will become official The Alabama 'Trucking Assn, from en Improvieed plelform end played the Jack. Declarer con­ A 7 5 The Washington Post estimated In the yeaih to follow. 1,158. pupils. tional Chpreb this' month have ordinancea, since the commlasion ¥ A K Q I planned to operater a 20-vehIcie Ail Day "et the Cloee of the reedinR tnere- the loes at upward of $30 million EX-CHOREOGRAPHER DIE» New York's excitement also led T M 'llst of pupils attaining this been discontinued. The worship has the legal authority to establish tinued with a low trump from wee prolonjred cheering.*’ , ♦ A109 885.4 courtesy patrol on major highway! — about 200,000 to the bu(ldlng and Miami, Fla., July 3 (Ab -Alexan­ to another unusual developrnent. record follow; Wa.vne Depethy, hour will be resumed Aug. 3. such ordinances. The neW laws be­ dummy. .Elsewhere throiiRh the Colonics ♦ 9 during the weekend: The cars will the remainder to the IBM ma- der V. Gravtlov, 66, former chore­ All the debtors in city prison were Grade 1; Augaii Morrison. Grade The Rev. James R. MacArthur, come effective Monday. A t -this point, whkt was South’s the Decleretlon wee made nubile best play 7 should he finesse, or South West Norfh East carry sifrns reading "Safety Patrol, Chlnea which were leased by the ographer of the Metropolitan tumed out. 2; Cheryll rttrson,- Ronald Bige­ pastor, is on vacation for the Permlta Set Recerd I ♦ 2 4 2 « 3 « Courtesy, Alabama Council of Safe­ JULY 4th In much the saime manner, but^w'ith low, Nancy iC nr and Sandra should he play the ace of . A ir Force. Opera, New York, • and Covent even more fanfare. *BII!ltary units And while Savannah, Oa., was mopth. He and his family will be The total value of ell building 3 ♦ Pass 3 NT Pest ty Supervisors.” The cotmcil is a H o^, Grade S; Deborah Mills, .dUmonds 7 Dense smoke overcame about 401 Rarden“ ‘ Opera “ London, died paraded to fife end drum, riflemen last to get the wonderous news, In town during the better part of permits in June topped all past 4 ^ Pass 5 4k . Pass division of the trucking "busocla- it was every’ bit as resourceful (n Marfria Honeywell. Barbara Noble, the month. He will be available for records with a figure of $984,166, I f you’re looking at the East- firemen fighting the blaze. Nine of Wedneaday. fired volleys, rennona roared, the 6 4 All Pass 1 Linda Shafer and Barbara Gar- West cariis you can see that a tion.. them were affected aeriouily Oravllov waa a ballet dancer be- , leedlnR speakers of the day thund­ devising something d*fferent in emergency pastoral duties only.'' according to a report by Town En­ Opening lead — d|bQ American Legionnaires at 45 rlaon. Grade 4; Helen Libby, finesse will succeed. This is unim­ enough to need hoapital attention. fore he began creating dances. He ' ered from platforms and effigies of connection w’ith Its celebration. Firemen Plan Auction gineer and Building Inspector Wal­ points of entry into Iowa will hand After other appropriate ceve- Grade 6. '. ter H. Burnham. portant. You face this type of sit­ The cau.se of the fire aflll lan't waa the star of the Dtaghlleff PINE PHARMACY The/ North Coventry Volunteer out "slow down and live” pamph­ George III were burned. , - ' uation dozens of times each year. structure tempts you to I)ld, but known, but there w a s speculation Ballet RuMe in Russia and after j nonies, a.burial service was read Also, RussMl Dory, Carol Mc­ Fire Department will have an all­ Largely Instrumental In aettlng lets to motorists. The Iowa Out­ Accounts from those days also Do you guesa each time, or do you the distribution is mediocre and that It might have been touched off coming to the United States In 'or King George. Kinney, Timothy Murray, Charles day auction Aug. 29 at its fire­ the new record were the 66 permlta door Advertising Assn, posted 150 664 CENTER $T. mention with frequency that the have a rule to follow? your suit is poor. Give yourself a by defective wiring. 1928. formed his owm "Ballet Mnd- Popple. Louise Amer, Lairy Bige­ house. Donations are being sought. iastted to I. R. Stitch and Aesoct- billboards listing speed limits and Jo'yous citizenry repaired to .the ^ t h spade, or bolster up the suit T h e burned-out statistical c e n t e r 1 group and tmired the country low, Ronald King, Brenda Rose, Anyone needing pick-up service ates for the Pine Knob Homes de­ Finesse is Correct nearest tavern's after the cere­ warning of patrol planes and covered an estimated 400 aqulire with it. Hebron Donald Douvllle, Craig McKinney, has been asked to contact Michael velopment on, the Gulley property The finesse is Correct in such with the ten and nine, ahd you monies • There amid numerous end on Avery St. Two permits issued to situations, .unless you have a very would'open .the bidding. radar enforcement. feet. Officials aaid the area af­ resounding toasts the xrst of the Arthur Galinat, and Sharon Brig­ Treschuk, A, Harry W. Olsen Sr., The Atlanta Junior Chamber of ham, O-a ' 6; Roberta RanMn, and Aaro A. Aho or Roy Isham. Dr.V Robert V. Wlllisras, who is good reason not to finesse. (For ex­ (Copyright 1059, General fected-through water and smoke occasion was enhanced b.v en en­ Registrars Slate constructing offices on Ellington ample, If West dropped the queen Featuree Corp.) Commerce will repeat last year's damage and in fire-fighting opera­ tirely different type o f spirits. Williasn Patttshall; Joan Dewson, Ass«sr Applicants Notice highway coffee break stands to Daniel Storrs, George ’ Blberle. Rd., amounted to $44,000. o f diamonds on the floor you’d have tions to gain access to the blaze- Without doubt, the town of Caucus Sessions Applications for the position of A permit was also Issued, to LIONS ELECT slow down speediu^ motorists and covered the eq\iivalent o f about Janet Komer and Bonnie Granger, town assessor must be tumed In to a good I'eason not to finessL) Worcester. Mess., was the toasting Pleasant V a ll^ Realty for reno­ ^ e easiest'proof Is Just a mat­ New York, July 3 (A*)— Clgrencs wake up sleepy,-bnes. four square city blocks. That is champion of ell the Colonies. No Giade 7; and .YArginia Couch, John M. Stone, chairman of the vation of the Fiehman Bros, plant ter o f statistics! With four cards L. Sturm of Manawa, W is„ for­ Connecticut; which boasts the only' a fraction of the Pentagon's less than 24 of them wore record­ The registrars of voters. Harold Judith Amer, Daind Eaton, Anne Board of Finance, by Monday. In­ at Rt. S and Pleasant Vallsy Rd. outj West wiU have a singleton mally takes office today in Madi­ nation’s safest highways, adopted more than three million square fefet ed. in order. L. Gray, Republican, and Bella Warfel, Caro'” Charland, Donna cluded in the letter should be a to cost $30,000.. This work was JacK about six times out of a son Square Garden aa new presi­ e new safety slogan and It's ap­ of office apace. They began with "prosperity Schreier. Democratic, will hold a Kohier smd Chester Heckler, brief outline of qualifications and made necessary recently w)ien a hundred. He will have a. singleton dent of Lions International. plicable all. the time, not just this and perpetuity to the ITnited session this evening at the town Grade 8. ' full name, address and telephone week. The slogan Is "Drive Safely Following emergency regula­ m fire gutted the interior of the new queen in another six caa6s. And he Sturm, 51-year-oId produce deal­ A flag ceremony, with parenU and friends watching, brings to a close the first seaaion o f the Girl tions, Air ' Force personnel se­ States of America," proceeded clerkfs office^ for the purpose of Bhic Ohlund of Grade 6 was ab­ number of the applicant. building. — the Car Behind You May Be a overhauiing the caucus lists, mak­ sent but'o.ie-half day during the will have the doubleton queen-jack er, was nominated without opposi­ Scout day camp at Camp Merrie-Wood on Gardner St. The color sergeant let the flag down Ihe cured the area b}* locking up claasr with toasts to Qen George Wash­ Ail applicants will be Inter­ Total Income of the building de­ tion, yesterday during the conven­ Police Car." ington and every other American ing new enrollments and correcting school term. in about seven cases. pole and the color guard folded It the correct way. A program, based on the theme of the two ified material as soon as the fire viewed by the board at a special partment, largely from permlta and tion here. He succeeds Dudley L. I f refers to the use of unmarked m leader the celebrators could think the old ones. The session will be When West drops an honof, you W’eeks camping session, "International Friendship," preceded the closing ceremony. The second camp­ broke out. Security police were on One Day Absences ^ - meeting Tuesday at the Town Of­ fcea. Was $4,710.50 during June. Simms, 50, ’ textile merchant of state police cruisers, driven by of­ of. then took a hearty whack at from 6 to 11. can. win a finesse about 12 times. ing session w'ill begin next Monda,v. (Herald Photo by, Ofiara). hand while the blaze waa being A total Of 37 pupils were ab­ fice Building. Seek Candidates Charleston, W. Va. ficers In uniform bnt not wearing others in disfavor: 4-H Senior Camp Playing the ac6‘ will pay off only fought. m BLUEBERRY sent but one day during the school The office is up for appointment ■'democratic Town Cdtnmittee abodt seven’ times. The odds are hats, in a stepped-up campaign Giard and Pam Siegal, unit .1; "Sore eyes to all Tories, and a All 4-H members have received year, as follows: Thomas Nagerty, as of Sept. 1. Cfiialrman Harry J. Odium has an­ against traffic law violators. , Most of the destroyed .tape for information that the annual Tol­ about 12 to seven, and It’s foolish Mary Walz, Diane Duchalne and chestnut burr for an e.vestone." Wanda Crock ,t and Scott Roee. 4-H Fitnds Sought nounce*^ the appointment of a 4- Although it’s the nation’s third the IBM machines contained- per­ land County Senior 4-H Camp will to take the short end of the odds Janet Knight, unit 2; Kathy Falls, "Perpetual itching without the Grade 1; Susan Hillman, Steven The local 4-H Towm Committee man nominating committee to in­ smallest state, Connecticut gets a sonnel information. There- were a RIPPLE ICE CREAM # be held this summer on August when you can Just as easily take Scoijtt Camp Ends on T hem e Susan Pagani and Judith Rich­ benefit of scratching' to the eaa- OhUuid, Deborah Brink and David Is taking part In a fund raising terview catididates Interested in heavy flow of traffic ' between few rolls on military Installations mies of America," 2-8. Again this year it will be held the long end. mond. unit 3; and Daphne Hurd,. Miller, Grade 2; Gerald Major, program for the benefit of the running for local office in next DINE and DANCE ■ New York and New England. and operations. But a Pentagon at the Windham Countv 4-H Camp. Dally Question Ann Kwaah, Ann Zatkowski, Ro­ "George rejected, and liberty , Grade 3; E>rvid Cargo, Stephen fall's election. Every ’THURS.-FRI.-SAT. | "Ghost” police cars will be wait­ apokesman said none of the tape / homemaking building at the Tol­ As dealer, .you hold: Spades—A 1 Of International Friendship salie Keough, Connie Pickens and protected." ■ ' , in Abington. Melady, Grade 4; Jiidiyi-Ourtls land County Agricultural Center Those' named included State ing for the unwary driver on the is planned to give 9 6 3 2: Hearts— 7 5 4; Diamonds-- Susan Williams, unit 4. Deliciou.i Shady Glen Vanilla Ice Cream. R IPPLED At the conclusion of the 24 i camp and Brian Pender, Grade 5. In Rockville, Funds are being Senator and Town'Treasurer Fred New York State Thruway. State teenagers opportunity to live, work K 7; Clubs—A 6 2. What do you I OAK GRILL I toa.sts. the unnamed historian on . Also, Frank Libby, Ctdia Malloy, raised throughout the county in J. Doocy, Town Court -Judge Bene­ troopers two years ago began Following an intema.tional'V Unit 4B chose Germany and THROUGH A N D THROUGH with a tasty Blue­ and play in the out-of-doors with preach on "Christian Growth." say? so Oak St., Mancheater j the spot recorded (with tongue in the hope of getting this building dict Kupchunos, Deputy Sheriff parking unmanned patrol cars were dressed In Tyrolean costume*. Wn..DCAT STRIKES ENDING others of the same age group; to Theodore Carabelas, Karen ^bse, Morning worship service will be Answer; Pass. The high-card friendship theme for Its jamboree 5Iarlow's and other fine berry sauce, lt’8 a ta.8te delight! cheek?i; Lois Oergler, David Chappell, A l­ completed In time for use this Stanley A. Johnson, arid ‘ Court alongside the busy , highway in an T^ey presented "Ach Ja," a dance, Cleveland, July 8 — Re- "The greatest decency and good learn man.v new things, to build at 9:30 a.m. program, the fir.st session of Camp and a song, "Oh, How Lovely Is \ pdbllc Steel Corp., the 'nation's Main St. stores closed Mon-, vin Glldden. Gerald Reed, Ann summer, according to local offi­ Prosecutor George W. Stone., , On Sunday evening at 8 workers effort to out traffic fatalities. order was observed, and at a suit­ new friendships that will last long cials. The Committee has .gone on rec­ Merrie Wood, Manche.ster Girl the Evening.” third largeet steel' predMer, days during Jul.y and Au­ after the camping period is over. Wheelock, Rosemary Belardino at Wapping Community Church Authorities feel the mere sight of gust. Open Tuesda.v thru able time each man returned to The committee will sponsor a ord as favoring South Windsor as Scouts day camp, came to a close Unit 2 represented Japan, and said wildcat strikers were re­ The Senior camp is limited to and Roger Bell, Grade 6; Alan who will do follow-up work after a police car will cause a speeding Saturday. Thursdays till 9 his respective house." food .sale starting at 10 a.m, July location for one of the State Thursd.sy night at the camp site. the Scouts were dre.ssed in ki­ turning to work today "in good, 4-H club members who are 14 years Coviello. Linda Krlatoff, Faye the cisnsiis will meet in the church motorist to slow down. p.m. Everywhere all signs and In­ 11 at Treirftiltfy's store* in the Circuit Courts which became ef­ Parents and friends of the 127 monos and hand made coolie hats. numbers” ’ iuid some operations signia relating to George III were of age or over by July 1 of this Llndbom, Carol Siwek, Gloria Dii- sanctuary. Gov. David L. Lawrence of Pen' bord, Nancy Eaton, Walter Wana- south end of town and in- fVont of fective January, 1961. A t that time ■fhe Board of Finance of the NOW CLOSED nsylvania called out all state police campers gathered in the flag pole -They sang "Mena-sama" in Japa­ were being resumed in all de­ ripp^ asunder New York City year. Applications will be acceoted the Church Community House, or a state circuit court system wiH're- nese game, "Squirrels in a Tree.” partments. The walkout at Re­ scored s notable achievement in only from those who have er.Xoll- ■gel. Harriet Orabherr, Lee Beth Wapping Church will meet Tues­ to operate In 900 marked and un­ area as Miss Jean Campbell, camp Karaainaki, Grade 7; an| James Inside in event of rain, in the place the present local courts. day at S^-p.m. in the Ruth Crockett marked cars to curb speed. It was director, introdueed the staff of The jamboree closed with a final public Is In the last remaining this respect, but it hen it had great­ ment cards in the_ 4-H Club office. north end. A Democratic caucus to select an flag ceremony featuring "Taps" basic steel strike in a wave of er matenal to work with. The camp is loc'ated on a small Carabelaa, Carol Murdock. Danny room. e.stlmated that 300,000 vehicles adult counselors and program Wenner, Sandra Pattishall and . -All 4-Hers and friends of the election ticket'w ill be held during Chiimh Painting — would travel the Pennsylvania aides. Robert Hohwieler. the new sung in six different lan^ages. such wildcat acGont. that In­ EST O W In Batteiy Park, at the southern lake with adequate swimming fa­ program have been asked to aup- the week o f July 16. The exact date The color ceremony was guided by David Storri, Grade 8. Men at Fi>et Congregational T O ENLARGE Turnpike over the weekend. c^nip chairman, was also Intro­ volved about M.OOO workers. PHARMACY tip of Manhattan. , stood a huge cilities, but no boating. port this event, has not yCt been chosen. , * • . 1 Nola Forman, The men went out Wednesday w N Scout Badges < The claaarooma with the high­ Church are needed to paint the An army of 10,000 law enforcers duced. 459 Hartford Rd__ M l 9-9948 statue of the king on hoiseback. C AP Dance Lutheran Servioea Members of the staff for the following expiration of the Receiving their tenderfoot badg­ est percentage of attendance . for interior of the chilrch. They arc today patrolled Massachu.setts ' Miss Valerie Webrek acted asi It had been cast from lead. The Civil Air Patron Williman- Holy Communion will be cele­ first session included Miss Jean United Steelowrkers three-year OPEN ALL DAY’ “You ‘Can Taate The Quality" es this week at a Boy Scout Court the year, according to Supt. Fisher asked to report Tuesdays and RE-OPENING AUGUST I hlghwa.ys in an effort to cut down ma.ster of ceremonies. Each of the On the night of July 9. after the tlc Squadron, will hold a public brated «t Our Savior Lutheran Campbell, director: Mrs. Herbert contract and in disregard of a JULY 4th of Honor, were LJoyd Grant and were: Mrs. Eva Kingsbury's Grade Thursdays at 7 p.m. For further accidents during the busy July 4th units presented a .skit. song, or Declaration had been proclaimed dance at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Church Sunday morning during J. McKinney, assistant director; two-week extension which was Arno Mercier. Second class badges 7 with 95.26 per "cent; Mrs. Ber- Information contact Allyn Wad- WITH PRIVATE PARTY ROOM AND BANQUET ROOM weekend. » dance typical of the country they Stmglnttet Route* 6 A 44A Nathan Hale Community Center. the 10:15 worship, held at the and Mrs. Paul Bernard,. Mrs. a g re ^ to >n New York City, were received by Bruce Wark, nyce'i Grade 5 with 94.99 per cent; hams, Farnham Road. The patrol will continue around rcpiesented. i Dancing will be to recordings. Wapping Grammar School on Francis Conti, Mrs. EViwin Dough- Charles Beldcn and Jeff Alden. and Harold Sloat's Grade 6 with Catholio Masses the clock until early Monday In The best campers for the first Proceeds will go towsrd the pur­ Ayers Rd. The sermon theme Will ty, Mrs. Lawrence Dunn, Mrs. A T O rE _B K O l LAB PBirES—7tc George. A Iden received his fire- 94.99 per cent. Sunday Masses at St. Francis of what has been described as the .session were Susan Pagani. Judy chase of 2-way radios as well as be "Christians and their Doubts.” Harold Falls,' Mrs. Richard Hurd, manship merit badge. A ll were Two- Day Abaeacea furnishings for the squadron at Sunda.v School will be at 9. A nur Assisi Church will be said at 7, 8, most extensive highway safety Richmond, Shirley Dunn, Marilyn 9, 10:15 and 11;30 a.m. THE CLARK'S Mrs. Walter Joyner, Mrs. Anton presented by George Rose, scout­ the Windham Airport. , sery is provided for small chil­ drive in the state’s history. Cote. Kathleen Dunn and Ann Zat- A total of 49 pupils were absent ■Latawic, Miss Martha Leander, master. Rose was presented his two days, as follows: Joel Bois­ dren. There will be no youth soft- Some 1,500 crui.sers, radar units kowski. Manchester, E V e.n I n g Herald Mrs. Sarah Lupacchino,' Mrs. N el­ pioneer merit badge b.v. -Harvey vert and Dennis Hershman, Grade ■ ManchSkter Evening Herald ball game Sunday afternoon nor WILLIMANTIC and mobile radios will be in use The Peter Pan unit, nursery South Windsor correspondent El­ son Richmond, Mrs. Arlene Swan­ Ifthm Dean Marlin Lippincott, institutional represen­ 1; Edgar Boisvert, Bruce Gale, Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ will there be a men's softball game during the hdiMay weekend. school age children of the coun­ Ricliy NeUiin in more, telephone Mitchell 4-0614. son and Mrs. Rqbert Taylor,, tative: Pamela Tuttle, Edward Remmell, line IJttle, telephone Pilgrim due to the Fourth of July week­ 28 NORTH STREET Enforcement officers expect selors, were dressed a,s Pilgrims three million motorists to be using counselors. "RIO BRAVO" Lion and Webelos badges were Brian Hayea, Robert Shirshac and 2-6231. end. and presented a Thanksgiving skit. 10,000 A T JAZZ FETE Massachusetts' 22,000 miles of Program aides were Joan Ca- In T^halcnlAr also presented to John Rebillard Edwin Peterson, Grade 2; Veron­ ' Union Servioea Unit 4A represented Denmark, ba Newport. R. I., Jul.y 3 (/P)—The major roadways during the holiday. taldi, Jacky Cook. Charlene Cov­ AI and Arno Mercier from Cub Scout ica Remmell. Judflth Kennerson, During the month of July there presenting a skit with the " B e ll JallA Lnndon - John Karrvmnre Jr. sixth annual Newport Jazz fest-)|k, Massachusetts State Police ey. Joan Farr, Candace F e n n, Committee chairman Lvman Eddy. Reynold Michaud. Richard Gali­ will be Union Services with the Song” sung, in Danish - They ival opened last night with 10,000 ordered all patrol car operators to Nola Forman, Atm Frankovitch, "NIGHT OF THE Lloyd Grant alsd received his nat. Doria MacLachlan, Marsha First Congregational (3iurch and danced and sang to "Gustav's American Legion spectatora on hand. The greatest keep-blue-red dome beacons fla.sh- Virginia Hadfield, Lydia Jackie, QUARTER MOON" graduation certificate and a three Paradis and William Smyth III, Wapping Cdmm'unity Church with Toast" and, while singing "Thum- names in Jazz will perform ing day and night in an effort to Susan McKinne.v, Gail Mitchell, year pin. Grade 3; William Gorden, Lionel the Wapping Chnfch being host belina.” operated , ilttle puppets Fireworks Fund church. ITie Rev. R. Winthrop Nel­ through Sunday night at Pea­ keep drivers more alert. , Patricia Mitchell,-Patricia O’Brien. The Scouts also sent, a enrd to Jean. Pierrette Major, Barry Viel- made up of little dressCs on t(teir son will occupy the pulpit and body Park. Massachusetts troopers and those thumbs. Unit 4A won the "What's A ija Ozols. Joan Schelbenpflug, 8db.. "THE MATING GAME" Myer Frankel, young abn of Rep. lette. Robert Arendt, John Mltter- In other states were instructed also It Contest," Nancy Snow, Marilyn St. Pierre Mr.s. Carlman Frankel of Hebron, holzer and Kenneth Morgan, Grade Previous Balance 95.50 to watch for slow-driving road and Mr. Frankel. Myer Is under 4. hogs. Some authorities consider Unit 3 learned Spanish, display­ and Dolores York. Elizabeth C heney...... $ 10.00 ing their new skill by singing "Are, Members of the camp council, treatment for a broken leg at the Also, Stanford Nye, Janet Solen- John F. Tierney Funetal such drivers as hazardous as fast Newington Home for Crippled skl, Robert Adamcik, Betty Hill­ ones. You Sleeping" in Spanish and selected by the members of each Home ...... ;.$ 5.00 ★ SWIMMING ★ PICNICKING danced the Mexican Hat Dance. unit, were Elizabeth Cox, Kathy Children. man. Janet BaSaett and Judith Mr. and Mrs. Alden E. The California Department of Chappell, Grade 5; Ralph Glldden. Bailey ...... $ 2.00 Motor Vehicles ahnounced just Miuichnsier Evening Herald He- Jane Brand, Ra.vmOnd Bushey, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ^ ahead of the holiday that the driv­ I bron correspondent, Mias Susan B. Wayne Murray, Patricia Pierce. $112.50 er’s license of any one foinirted ! Pendleton, telephone ACademy RAINBOW CLUB of drun'Kon driving, incltiding first Kenneth McCaffrey, Ronald New­ EVERY DAY ! 8-S454. ; ‘ offenders, would be suspended EVERY man and James Normandin. Grade 6; Alex Csanyi, Susan Bigelow, ADMISSION SOc PER CARLOAD automatically for six montlis. Barbara Couch. William Ix>cke, flIR CONDITIONED NEW YORK FLOOR SHOW New' .York—Abou* 5.8 per cent Monday, 7:30 P.M.| IVazarenc School Carol Shirshac and Jay Gorden. r>S the nation's population belong Open Every Mon. Grade 7. and Jean Morris. Barbara PAG EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT to credit unions. The onl.v country ' Has Picnic Today Bickford, Richard Diehl. Robert STATE with a higher percentage of Uaj i ____ Miclette, Judith Carr and William SPERRY’S GLEN ONLY $3.00 MINIMUM PER COUPLE • OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. • total population as credit-union; BALLROOM Morgan. Grade 8. TOMORROW 2 P.M. i t VUUge SI.—Rockville ..The Church of the Nazarene ROUTE 85—BOLTON members Is Canada, w'here about '■ I SuViday School picnic is being held Catholic Masses DOORS OPEN 1:30 ROUTE 6-44A — BOLTON 13 per cent are members. I today, beginning at 4 p.m. at Sunday Masses at St. Mary's j Nazarene Park. Church will be at 7:30, 9:30, 10:30, and 11:30 a.m., and at St. Jo­ PHONE Ml 9-8023 I Members and friends are Invjt- seph's Church In Eagleville at \ EAST 1 ed to attend. Ice cream and bev- 8:30 a.m. j erage will be provided by the Sun­ Church Services FAIRWAY day School, and those attending The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, UNIVERSAL W i - d ^ ! should bring their own lunches. Holiclay Show T MtNuraa mtOM pastor, will use "What Must J Do WwewMANSFIELD mr »* -jip wHumsmfiS Custom Pre-engineered tAtT HAirrroa» This* will also be the concluding to Be Saved?” as his sermon topic day of daily Vacation Bible'School, during the 10 a.m. services Sunday BOB HOPE and A program A’ill be given by the FRANK SINATRA Itl llrivMn KlioMinff at the Second ^Congregational RHONDA FLEMING TONY CURTIS TER'*”!,''' Paul N>HnaaR la different departments .in the low­ Church. There will be a mirairy la Technicolor! XATAIJE. WOOD PHlLADELPillAN*’ er auditorium of the church, be­ Pita—la C'nIor»>V. Slaturf Jesse James” “Kinifs Go Forth’*' "BAXDIT or ZHOBI" ginning at 7 p.m. BOLTON NOTCH NOTICE — Rxtra;->Tontlr Onlv — GARAGE Routes 6 t u u i4 4 4 'THARCiF. AT FKATIIKR j Kuala Lumpur. Malaya — The ••••••••••• EX TR A! Zsa Zsa Gabor “Queen Prom Outer Space” RIVFB'^ { Federation of Malaya, sends the " yo u r tv FAVORITE! In Prraon—Tiny Rarnal ______IN CINEMASCOPE and COLOR!______TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ONLY The ISorth End Pharmacy tcill ohnerve the fol- Quintrt i United States every year more CLAYTON MOORE Free Ic«* Stirka—Frrr THE BIGGEST HOLIDAY SHOW IN TOWN .; than $200,000,000 worth of com- 1 IN COLOR! SUViDAY e M ONDAY o TUESDAY—COLOR! lou ing holiday ireekendhnurn: - / Uayridr«/ DANCE . . ■/"•. ■■ ' . I modities. The United Slates is one Sandra Dee "GIDGET’—Pat Wayne "YOUNG LAND" A Most Unusual •, IH t BEST AHEAD OE THE REST of Malaya’s largest customers. "THE LONE Tonight #! . RANGER"* and the Story— See It Tonight SATURDAY, JULY 4. 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. .SpoiiMred By A j JUST OMty 7 Bid flsiti ofFSM ’y»j« oi^r at uih:^U\ Manchester Girls' Cliib Z ' "LOST CITY OP GOLD" THERE ARE TWO OF US... SUNDAY, JULY 5, (and Sund^s throughout vette ^ 8 ’s unstinted praise. As got the best, mileage of .any full- AIR CONDIIIONED ONLY ONE OF HER, WHAT ARE . “Take a tip from the experts ... bonded linings for up to ’ 66% . vette ^ 8 ’s unstinted praise. As got the best, mileage of .any 7:30 to 11:39 • PLUS ★ 1— H J 4 /T* A D C TT T T ^Q n ^D A ^T T T ^ aisTAsize car, 9 22.38 9 Ofi nAslAdimiles nper A v g^lon—twek MAIN FEATURE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?" in their own' words . . . and from longer life. Just to prove what’s SPORTS GARS ILLUSTRATED 8:30 8 "COUNT'EM" 8 EAST HARTFORD I ^^^^^onnecticut July and August) 9 A.M. to 1 P.M« on-the-record facts and figures:' what, Chevy out-stopped both of y puts it: . _. surely the most with* Powerglide. EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT ’ Amoricon Logion m \ • . I SHOWING STATE HARRY BELAFONTE More than ever, Chevrolet gives the “ other two” in a N A S C A R t-^ wonderfully responsive jSngine Beet Trade-In '7 Homo / im\ COLOR DRIVE-IN ^U T E 5 Not Recommended For Children I 'you'more than any other of the conducted.iest of repeated stops available today at any price." NOW and SATURDAY LEONARD 8'fVEET 7 CARTOONS INGER STEVENS > leading low-priced three! More from highway speeds. Check in any N.A.D .A.t Guide PEATt RE TONIGHT 8:30—FEATI'RE SATURDAY 6:00-9:10 ' ALL CHILDREN 25e I MEL FERRER NORTH END PHARMACY * room to relax in, for instance.. Beet Ride ‘ . Book. Chevy used car prices last year averaged up to $128 higher f JUST ^S IT HAPPENED! I IntSOLC.tlEaUPraduelVn 4 DEPOT .SQUARE— FREE DELIVERY— MI 9-4585 A sampling of official dimensions Beat Style MOTOR TREND magazine call.s eported to A.M .A.* makes this than comparable models o f the \ntW OItlD,mnESII It ’s the only car o f the leading Chevy ”, . . the smoothest, most ■‘other two.” clear. Chevy front seat hip room,,, low-priced 3 that’s unmjstakably quiet, softest riding car in its Pork for o.ne thing, is up to 5.9 inches, modern in every line. "Iii .its price, class.” You'll be able'to tell *AuUmcMg JHenu/esturnre AamnsHem J k iS fe im im wider than comparable cars. Arid *fJ^'ntionel Anooimhon fer Sieek Car Chop PLUS‘2nd BIG ADVENTURE HIT price class," says PO PU LAR . this yourself, instantly, bnce'you AHvsncemnmt snd Reemreh WHITE ELEPHANT Chevy evefi offers more front SCIENCE magazine, “ a new take the wheel. tSstionnl AutomohiU DmUra^AMeeimtieB Hill UKAN'S OKiAHST ADVtNTUMi itOtMSl seat head room than all but one high in daring styling.” RESTAURANT of the M'ph-priced cars! Beet Economy 2SM BERLIN TPKE., BERLIN BoatrEuglnm ... .S ) , _ ...... TiEL. BEveriy 7-OMO T A R z A Bonl Brmkee -No^doubt about this rtw»rChev-^ ‘ Your Boat ED LaHOUSE Every motor magazine has given^ .rolet 6’s won their class in the LOST SAFARI Not only, bigger, but built with Chevrolet’s standard and Cor­ famous Mobilgas Economy Run. ratar time im eoLomi VISIT OUR DISPLAY PLUS BONUS BOB MICKEY MARILYN HOUDAY HIT HOPE'ROONEV'MAXWEa EXIT 49 T TONIGHT ONLY Open DAILY&SUNDAYS GARDEN CENTER THIRD FEATURE OFF I.IMIIS AT MIDNIGHT

Visit your local.authorized Chevrolet dealer and see how much more Chevy has to offer! CLOSED _1_------______....._...... ------• Saturday and Sunday JU LY 4 and 5 " CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. ■ ■ 'M'*: .,J PAGE rtV E HANCHE TER KVINQfO HERALD. lfAHCE T i;| , |OI« rRTDAY, JULY f r l d MANCHESTER EVENINJ3 HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JULY 8. 19B9 L O T 4I0U B 8 9 8 69 3 ! S lit k teOftw wuMd AdMMB h&p> ISA foUowing:' "Stau^ fast t X tMidInra la. tha liberty wherewith Jobless Claims p«ui ta ' b* pUytns th« rot* of Maurice Hill Norwich Celebration Opens Connecticut Ohrlet hath made us frsA and be 11 W ll » ((* 1 | R r a l b AchMon on U|o public Kono, and not ehtaagfad again with the yoke Here *n There Mrs. Taylor Retires DroptolfiOO^ ha ta ena wfiolcaitia an UOkinr o t boadege” (Onletlana 6:1). ^ Appointed 4-H ^ i n a Ha waa talkliif acaln the other Yankee Correlative peaseges (rem "Sci­ Sunday Hours ' ' — ■ day, at a forelKn poUcy eonfarenc* ence and Health with Key to the ConnecUeut’s two senators wlltaMlta OonneoUcut in the 1969 Jun­ 18-MonthlA}w By A. B . 0 . Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, State Leader ior Chamber pf Commerce contest up at Oolsala Unlveralty. Hli include the followmg (pJE kl4- WALTER E. TEDFORD Society Editor Post help launch Norwich’a TercanUn- " t^iU N G JilLY CNid AUGUST ONLY theme, once ac^n. wee that the S t Maty’e Egtsoopal Omreh t S t ta n a s a O. OMiMli vvill act as models. The queaUon of the RepubUcaa 16): "MorUle will some day da* ary celebration Sunday evening. The Tercentenary will wind up The total number bf claims for | BUaidiower 'admlnlatrallon la ne- Okuroh and Burk Sla. ■a*. M m r . Hastosau vast cert their freedom in the name off oovNTT RorroR , Maurice L. Hill, a district 4-H unemplojtment compansatlon last performance in the IMB aeaaton The Itov. Alfriid U WnH«ma, (Oonttaued from Page One) leader In . Michigan, haa been Senatora Preaeott Bush and with a ^ivlelon parade on Satur- glactlnK our defmae need* for the Inevitably haa to include a d|acui- Rsv. dsasss T. OfOmamU Almighty Ood." Thomas J. Dodd are to deliver ^ad- wsek at tha local office of toe KlRitor .. Revt dehs K .atoedilsld X named aUte 4-H Club leader at (lay afternoon. Fifty floats, (wo ■tats Employmsnt Security Divi­ aake of budsat economy. We need, Bion of the performance p p Repub< The Rev. PrsAMtt B#«efe dr., lev. deseph H. MeQsds Dhddy-O Thlet for YGung C«l6 flunday Bchbol, and a member of Youl* Pocketbook the University of Connecticut. dreaeea at 8 o’clook on the Nor dozen musical units and some t u i t a r aeaad OengrsgaMunul Chnreh wlch Free At^emy oampus be sion sank to an even l.OOti—-the 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Acheaon aald, to apend three bll- llcan State Chairman May. AMlatoat. the Women's Society. She served a# RyFAYEHEMLE President A. N. Jorgensen an­ 3.000 individuals will ta In the line 6S6 N. Mata AU fore the openingnlng presentation of lowest number recorded in more ^suHKauptiuN iu m llona a year more fo*" the Air Force, The young and penionabia May, Sunday Masse# a( •, t, 8, I, , Once upon A way bick there the tlret woman clerk of the church nounced Hill's appointment today. bf march. than a year and a half. PsfAbto In AMtne* who had hiade,."'i>oIlUcal hlatory Mtaietari AiweM W. T( for 10 y ean .. She ia a past presi­ I historical pageant. Other events during the week in­ tb ^ v e it more Je tankera and mla- Saturdily, Indepandenee Day: 10:M and U :M a.m.- eath of ’em. Strongsville. These countnea had aU the weak^^^ Dear Madame He succeeds Randolph \y. Whaples, For Senator uodd. the appear­ ’Yharc were 139 new claims for f RET with hie Burfirlae election to Con- 8 Am., Holy communion a t the dent of jh e Women's Benefit Assn., who retired Wednesday. clude: compensation made at the office ■ontb* BilHk three blUiona a year more greaa froih Hartford County in 6:89 Am., Morning worahlp. ser­ vines panting .and pawing cause the tK4 Manchuter Garden Club,- a Thle is being. wtitUn to a spe­ ance wlU be especially significant . A public luncheon on Monday Uontha main altar. St Bridgefa R.-a CtaN* mon: "Thoughts On Booton Com­ and all the grey matter. The weaksvilles couldn t rest in ^ « ir cial, a peculiar -segment of the JPrevlously Hill has been an as­ He le a native of Norwich end at­ for the last period. P# IftOEth for Ifle. Army, to *lve it 225,000 1050, "bnd who had made an ad- 7:80 a.m.. Holy communion. Rev. delm d. DeitMjr, Reater charter member and past presi­ sistant sUte 4-H Club leader in for fonnaer residents with Dr. Rob­ .Statewide, the number of Clalnrt ____ _ mon.” Supervised nursery during S a. ni.htf"L « Ih. cr.iy>.lr kepi copnmp ^J^«her dent of the Soroptlmiat Club, and population, one I hazard the cen­ tended grammar and secondary ert L. Johnson, president of Temple Oopy Vf»•••••••*•*• •••*** more iwiq. with more modemlaed ptffable run in hla 1960 defeat, 10 a.m., Holy communion (fam­ Rev. stantof R. HAStflle, wOrihlp aenrica. filed rose seasonally to 34,825 MEDICAL PHARMACY took am ..ArtAtncertain rl.Wrlaic u/h*nwhen be h* AVrilXlagreed about blasting with t-heir hardware, if one or the Gther tried an honorary member of the Ever sus men won't undercover whan achools in the city. He has main-, university, acting as master of m cH aicR 0 9 equlpment\a billion a year mort ily eervicc) with summer. Senior AaeMaet Ready Circle of King’s Daughters, they begin pstegorizlng us hext Ulned a close tie with friends In ceremonies for a speaking pro­ ■from 33,896 toe preceding week. !♦' to become state chairman of his Choir. ChUdrw’A Instruction end Rev. R. Hoaeev, As to muscle in on sny of lb's wesks-v- Last year at tola time, claims In­ 344 MAIN ST/-TEL Ml 9.7524 THK ABSOCIATEO PRKHB___ for the 5lavy,Jor submarines and .party. It was a risk which waa about how - bis visit to their the Manchester Green PTA, the fall. ' ^ the city 11 mw> dlap>tcliM cr^IMd le It M everybody, with the possible ex­ frieridship between them .and all Cosmopolitan Club. many of you there are in these to take part In the pageant. It ^ fbr young children and teenagers ■ ''.'j not oUlarwlM e r^ lta d <*•*>“ more for researc Memorial Chapel of tha Nativity. 11:80; In the Chapel at-6 end 10:IS Nike News weakavUlee - who’e She ha« long been activ* In the deal with eventa In the cltys 890 u d >1*0 til* loMl new* publl*li*4 b m ception of May hlmaelf. It was. a that jasf. But he had a plan. United States , — women with on T uesday:^ ...... ■ of r*pubUe>t)on o( *p*el>) The Elaenh(jvrtf\dmihlatraUon, Dally: Am. pinned the handle "Prince AhrMd/’* Manchester Republican Women’s years of existence. Special coe- Ail rWiU of risk which was dubloua both from 7 p.m, Evening prayer. on him after watching a V^entlno vHb asked one of the crew to talented husbands who faithfully Tributes by neighboring towns Police Arrests, dlipMon**•s l>*r*ta >r* >1*0 M**rr*d in refusing Co make W ae expend!- the point of view of May himself take him to the cigar Waster at Club and has handled the club’s return to them night after night ttimea have been secured for the on Wednesday with Lt. Gov. John turesj is betraying a/Comnlete lack Wednesdeye: Church ut the AiedmfMleu Thras ymiag men, one from flicker - found a puddle of black publicity for years. I participants who will ta perform­ I FullII **moe I cNaai el N. B. A and from that of the party. Manaheator, who aald they joined .Can^pral eo he- could see the via crowded subway and commu­ Dempsey presiding: ' .. fce/Ine 10 a.m., Hsly communiom . Adame St. usd Ihemaeen Rd. loot under his pad one day.. He In recent years Mrs. Taylor has ing on a 260-foot stage. The P*g- \T h e southern New England., ten- Parking meter Patrolman New­ U» MANCHt»TEB _ PubU*h*r* lt*m >*at*M*»: Jb* ot tmderalandlng df th«\present May, after his November de­ • Rev.'doecpb Farrell,' Raator the A!rmy with the epeolRe in­ called it his pad, 'cause Ws Daddy- cigars worked. They said, "Uke provided The Herald with an if- ter trains only to literally have eimt is being billed ae New Eng­ aETGHER SUSS CO. Nltehell . Tullti* H>tli«*n Special aamcy — N*u 'world, Acheson aaldr" feat. was considered to have a their pockets and their energies nls.^ournamenl. with competition ton F. Taggart was called-off the Cencordla EvangeUeat Lutheran Rev. fyancle T. Butler, Aeeisluat tent M PnanM O oM p^ I inatabiUty and ravbfutlon. They do' Rev. Pm I O. Kalaer. Paetor and 11:80 e-m. ^., Mhnchetter. ’ horn player up yonder. chester aa a big town, she recalled the Tercentenary queen and serve of breach of toe peace snd Intoxi­ #■ " aaaura** ao naaiiclal r**poa*lMlity lor e might have had. an assy time The Manchester youth Is Rich­ "Man, what a erSzy place.” Next the first tooth Suzy'a gained or as her escort at the Tercentenary with agricultural exhibits by mem­ ^ a —a AMSMA m nr>^a rtn Now this cat figured he gradu- vividly much of itr social and bers of the Orange/^-H clubs and cation. ~ trpo«T*pcioi atmaariBfl to not understand that the forces it becoming the party's next 8:30 Am., Church Soheol. St. Rarthotoneevr'a Church ard R, Krol, I8, son of Mr. and to Canaveral was vtoero the load­ geneological history and remained lost; with the applause your ball, scheduled for Cheteea Parade. NKW l a r g e r (tUARTERS . **rti**m«nta ^cr leadlna in>n«r moving around them do not yield caiT^date for governor. Aside lated with the strongsvlUes. ’cause ed cigars were etotod under­ committee work . nets you, with Future Farmers; " x */ Taggart reported an Oak St. r IB Hi* Ha— B**olna B*r>ld. 8:30 a.m., Servloe with holy Bnoklejr Sehoei A«ditecl«m> Mrs. Malcolm F. Adalr^ 144 Birch now he could buy hie own H-blas- aympathetic to those reader# with Guy Lombapdo’e orchestra will cafe owner oompIalned'Kajda had to moral homilies or to lectures on fronvswhat this meant to his per­ Rev. niWp Haaeey, Puetor ground zeroed in and loaded the contemplation of your next play at the ball. A veterans prograiVi on Saturday PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING - DUjMaf^>dir—1 p.m. aviday. thrift fpom 'Poor Richard's Alma-., elective^mndidaie was, to thA‘ prime cities. He asked If he might even listen when that man ' -of chael W. Bulman of Norwich, Msgr. Terrence P. Finnegan, a counter. The owner said he had • Brf Tue»day—1 p.ni Monday nac.’ They are Incapable of deal­ The Youth Choir will rehearse Sunday Masse* at. 6, 9:15 and ard Avila df Taunton, Mom., and itrongsvilles and perused: less hurried and more genteel age. told Kajda to leave but had to lock AUTO GLASS INSTAM-ED ^^TOr Wedneaday—1 p.ra ItiealUy. party, one of the fiw pieces^ ot following morning werehip service. 10:80 e.m. JooepH LeCoulfee of Windsor, Vt. just put the glim on the piace- waa sometimes the envy of staff yours speaks to you. Perhaps that England, will bring official greet­ major general and chief of chap­ T o t Ttiuraday—1 p.m. Wadneaday. ing with a world they do not un­ sound political currency it atemed "Look. Dad. I got s pile of black lains of toe U.S. Air Forffe; keep him from return- " For Friday—1day p.m.p.i TburafUy. Kret, a Manchester nativA took The crew didn't dig the , IdeA memtabs trained in newer achools. is why he talks to tne. — ings from the English community. —1 derstand." to have left after the 1658 de­ loot. Now I could ask the Reds* ’cause the place was out of bounds He will be guest at an official City Dally fventa Ihclude' a hobby wos found at another GLASS FURNITUEE TOPS -~ ForFoj-tojur^ir-r Saturday—! £_m p. m The Salvation Amy St. hlaariee R. c. Church baoie training at Ft. Dlx. N.J., re­ villM for a couple of shiny, loaded Used Pitman System Over and over he askai How hunter pearby, Taggart . Clanifled deadim*; ^ a get from this, however, an bacle. ^ Belton Center quested duty In the Hartford sec­ to Ahmeds as well as enlisted men, can I Interest my wife In money Council luncheon on Friday. show, tour# of ' historical homes, — day of cobnoatloe • 661 Main St. cigars, but maybe you don’t dig Mrs. Taylor took notes in Pit­ t church’ dlnnefs. and a Merchants said, n MIRRORS (Firtploe* and Doer) — » a ^ Inevitably ;^^-^her* could be no Rev. Bernard McOurk, Pnater tor, and was transferred to the but when he threatened to make man shorthand, a fact which pc- matters ? Boxing Boilt _ idea of how Achason undaraUmds escaping it — this phase of May’s Major and Mra. E. Walter Lamle, the plan. How about you and me a trip to Redsville with hla loot, Maurice L. Hill A New E n g ird light heavy Bureau shopping promotion on Kajda I# w n g held in lieu of tha ^ r l d . and how he would deal Oflleera In Charge local battery site Monday. , kicking this up the block awhile 7’* caaionally proved inconvenient I’m not' suggesting that you bond for y ^ r t appearance Mon Friday, July 3 career and this r#Ie of May as Masaee at 7, 8:80 and 10 a.m. they agreed. become a shrewd stock market op­ weight championship fight is Thursday and Friday. PICTURE FRAMING (oH typfs) Another new assignment to Bat­ The leader did some fast think­ when it might have been expedient Michigan, director of public rela­ scheduled Wednesday evening About 100,000 persons are ex day. with it. This, after 14 years of thl^ kind of an asset to his party Inside the underground missile to have another person tran­ erator, though heavens knows We Live Forward — had to be risked if he were to tery C. is M.Sgt. Edward J. Good­ ing and shot back; "Like swells- .pad. the soldlera were fading a tion# for the Michigan Livestock with Bobby Young of Providence, pected to visit the city during toe cold war, much of-It spent In fol­ 10:45 a.m., ’Holiness servlet, Snored Henrt Church win, who will take over the duties vllle. You flap ovisr here and we’ll' scribe them. The Pitman system is how your husband might applaud WINDOW and PLATE GLASS cross over to the organizational Ohnreh St« Verueu sergeant’s bet On his third roll. Exchange and a county 4-H Club R. I„ defending his reglwial celebration. ’* - When, on July 4, 1776. a group lowing the dlplonjatlc policies he special band and vocal music, ser­ of M.Sgt. Alba L. Bowen, who talk.” He hung up and then called now little used. you stopped by a brokerage of­ agent. crown .against Jimmy Monts of OONTBAOTORSj WE HAVE IN STOUR side of polltica. The first and mqat Rev. Ralph KMley, Paetor They were stuclf in the pad, ’cause Mrs. Taylor la the widow of fice — yes, many are located In low’s and \ other fine I of 56 men placed their algnaturea himself either administered or be­ obvious risk waa ^tAt, even if he mon by Msjor Lamle. was recently transferred to the St. his backfleld. they had to be close in case the The new state leader will super­ Hartford. The* fight is slated for Stockholm—Goran Fredrik Gor- ~M41b St. storM elmied 3fhn- 3 p.m., Hoapiltal visitation by Louis, Mo., area. Sergeant Good­ William J. Taylor who died in shopping center# — and inquired ansaon In 1858 became the. first to r to a do^mept beginning "when in queathed to the Elsenhower ad­ w«?e very good at tha organiza­ Maseha at 8, 9:80 and 11 e.m. "Crew,” he beamed, "we just blast-off word came in. When vise the 4-H program in Connecti­ ^elsea Parade. lys during July \ ^ d Au- MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS Mri. Elisaebto Wilson and Mrs. win is a veteran "bf 18 years of copped a coup. Ahmed’s winging Ahmed showed up the sergeant i943. Their, tons, Allan Shaw Tay­ how you might carefully build a cut. Through the program, spon­ A mammoth square dance la on produce steel on an industrial scale Z the course of human eventa" and ministration, la Acheson's formula tional aide of things, the atmos­ lor and Ruseell Blakely Taylor, nest egg for the future. ist. Open thni OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS phere of the role would corrode Major Lamitr m ilitary. service and has been in. When he iights, give him the made hia point and all the other sored by the agricultural extension tap Thursday evening and on Fri­ by means of the Bessemer process. *turday. T huiM a^ till 9 ; ending "w* mutually pledge to for America—that it ahouM pile 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service. S i Fraaeis e f Aaelal Chnreh swarded the -Silver Stsjc, Bronze and their families are Mancheater I’m not even hinting that you service at the University of Con­ day evening there will be a fash- Ilie steel company he founded is ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN seven and a hal billions more a his sheeni as potential elective can­ Sooth Windsor o)d go around.. Like roll out the soldier-cata were so busy trying swap membership in the Tuesday un. - each other our llVea, our fortunes, didate. There was also the running 7 p.m.. Park service, vocal and Star with Osk Leaf Cluster, ' the floor mat. Dig me?" to cover his pile, they dlBn’t sea residents. necticut, nearly 10,000 boys and ion show and bingo at the Parade still in operation and Us products year oh top of the biggest peace­ band music, Nathan Hals vocal Rov. Arthur d. Reflomun, Puator Commendation Ribbon and the Mrs. Taylor lives at 25 Edward bridge club for membership in an are world-famous. - and our sacred honour,” these men danger that, in the orgAnizational Rov. Atoymoud R. Tuskauehua The "yeasirs’’ dug him cool, and Ahmed walk over to a big red but­ girls and leaders are assisted an­ Girl competing for the title of time military spending in the na­ quartet, sermon by the Rev. H. Os­ Good Conduct Medal. He is cur­ 8t. with a siateT^ Miss Florence investment club — though you nually in gaining vocational, home, were fiukl Into an historic da- role, with the task of making finaT Amletaut Paetor Cadlllacced out to birdsville to ton. might do worse. I’m merely sug­ tion's history. This is how close decisions oh both strategy and' good Bennett of the North Meth­ rently competing In the First Re­ wait for their pal, Ahmed, to wing He gave the place a quick Shaw. \ social and leadership responsibility dslveneaa by a rara combination odist Church, gion Air Defense Command "Sol­ perusal and then put the finger on gesting that you lend a polite ear through a variety of projects and of tangible and Intangible events. wa hava come to peace via the patronage, he would alienate par­ Masica at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. in. and a bit of native' talent when he ty factions and Individuals and dier of the Year” edntest. Ser­ There was one thing the leader the button. Like something out of activities. Moat of their grievances were Acheson-Dullea diplomacy. This is geant Goodwin will become the shyly broaches the subject of to­ become a controversial figure Center Cutgregntlenal Ohnreh SI dahu’s Pelith Nntteasl and crew didn’t know. It seems H. G. Welles, a loaded cigar blast­ Hill was raised on a farm in real. But their intangible asplra- his hope for our tomorrow—that if Rev. OBRerd O, Slmpeeu, battery first eergeant ed out of the pad—straight for FBI Nabs Trio morrow. Union City, Mich., anfl earned his you to himself iiistead of the party’s OnthsUe Chnreh Ahmed had flipped his turban one I’m haunted by the husband W e FORI tloni would have survived If all we turn the arms race up another Minister Other new aisigneee are Spe- Redsville’s biggest city. , bachelor’s and master’s degrees fair-haired boy. ta Oahvay St. eialiat S.C. P*hiUp Maurice of day and had spent -some time In Within two hours, all of the who last Novemtar brought home big notch, we may sUlI be all M * v . Laurence S. Vincent, Rev. Walter A. Hyauko, Paster weirdsyille. While he was in the from Michigan State University. grtevancea had bean redrssaad. These risks, realized or not, Associate Paster Springfield. Mass., and Ret. Roger northern hemisphere was nothing In $8 V2 Milliob a carefully drawn will and all In­ He played a major role in aet- Hiey, or their ancestors, had come right. 11110 formula, more soldiers, were presumably worth while, and -Bean and Pvt. John Sloop. padded pad, he got the notion he but smokesvllle—Ahmed had pull­ ductions for how his wife might Meeees at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. liked watching things blow up. In ting up the 4-H Judging Contest at a to these Shores for Intangible rea- more misalleS, more planes, more the role of possible future candi­ 9:15, s.m.. Church service. Per- CWO Gerald F. Taber, of 8 Nike ed off hia biggest blast yet. The get along without him, should the International Dairy Show in mibmarines, is his answer to the date presumably worth sacrific­ fact, he put the blaat on his pad­ trouble Is. the Redsvllle's cigars Canada Theft tragedy strike. Yet his wife has acna. The location of these shores, mon, "Fivs Downs of the Running € S m m a m t% y BavMat Chnreh Chrcle, has been assigned duties ded pad and then the blast on his Chicago in 1953 and haa served as "change, instability and revolu­ ing, provided May achieved suc­ Man,” Mr. Vincent preaching! at 83rd Arty. Group headquarters aimed at Canaveral got Ahmed not, to date, gotten around to an assistant and advisor since. He and the unexplored eentineht ex­ cess in the organizational role. 8SS R. Center S I at the Aieen Daddy-0. This made him a King- u well as the sergeant who was tion” he notes in the world. It is 9:15 s.m., Nursery for young dehu R. Neuhert, Minister in New Britain. size Daddy-O. (Continued from Page One) reading these decumenta. has also been active in his church tending westward, provided tan­ To be the real Republican boss of childreji, kindergarten room, par­ SpeclaMet 4.C. Paul Zimmer­ nn his way st the time to setting I’m haunted by the. husband, the and in fraternal and civic societies. gible geographical raasona why, be­ apparently the way for us to chan­ Connecticut might not have been So Ahmed winged in and the a world record of 15 straight pass- father of thrta.small children, who ish house. 9:80 A»., Sunday Church School man was discharged from the crew.allowed him around. Theylj* When asked what he thought of The Hill.s and their five children ing here, they should be their orwn nel the change, cMitroI the Insta­ the orlginsd direction of the May service at Ft. Hamilton, N. .Y. Uie charges he shouted, "They’re haa been so stlbqced by his wife will live In Storrs. career, but was not to be sneezed for children, cradle roll through wined Ijim and dined him and; The moral of this story is; that he haa not hdd the energy to masters. There were, In the yeerS bility, and ride with the revolution. Calvary dinpel Qrtde .6. Specialist 4.C. Jesse Gamble of gave him * chance to tell all th e. When a crazy egt (Jlps, dig. Dad, phon.v” ^ . At, if it could begin to happen. Rochester, N. Y., won the "Soldier Rabin, a business consultant, draw up a will,'although he knows leading them up to their crucial And, while he urges such a for­ We would judge that the post- (AsaemMlee of Ood) 9:80 Am., Morning wetehip, cAts over a nationwide hookup dig. mula for ui, " Acheaon gives 8t Vernon SL - of the Quarter" award In recent waa free on bond at the time of full well of the cbnsequences decision, two influences upon them session verdict of the Republicans sermon tcfiic: "Blietere on Tour should he die. About Town the practical man’s contemptuous Kenneth L. Ouetafeen, Pastor Feet ” by The. Rev. John H. competition, diatinguishlng him­ his arrest in Miami on earlier coming from Europe, the King’s themselves' Is that the sheen of self as the outstanding soldier in most unusual. Linda Keeney; most charges he received $98,000 in stol­ I’m haunted, too, by a group of sneer for such laughable, pitiful the fair-haired candidate haa been Zendaian, .Tr., aaaintsMt minister. Miss Paula T, Ginsburg. 37 Etlea- soldiers, symbol of the rights of 6:45 s.m., Sunday School, clssess First Baptist Church, New Lm - all Cennecticut Air Defense colorful, Gary Benson: most deco­ en bonds. students I’ve just bid fareweH to the ruler, and the wild new phlloS' things as "moral homllleB," which rubbed off to some extent, but for all ages. rated, Debbie Smith; cutest, Still being sought are Rene Rob­ for the summer. The majonty beth Dr., sailed Tuesday for a 10 that it Would still be better If May don. ' Units. Playground ophlcal concepts of the rights of happens, of course, to be the scof­ 10:45 s.m.. Morning Woinhip. The following promotions In the Elouise Beautier. ert vid Giuseppe Cotronl, both of were husbandless and frlghtened> weeks vacation in Europe. went back to the Candidato role. Montreal. Three other men had Living for the most part in their man. fer's nfune for principles, ideals, 6:30 p.m.. Bus will leave for Emiwucl Lntheran Church battery were announced. Charter Oak, best tricycle, Jo We would judge that the same Charlton,.Maas., to attend evange'- Notes / Ann Saveridf; best bicycle,- De­ been seized last year in connection twilight years on fixed incomes, ^^orm an Daniels, Wesleyan Uni­ From this mixture, these .men and the Very moral laws by which poat-sesaion verdict sa^s that C. Henry Anderson, Pastor Specialist 4.C. Warren G. Ma­ versity athletic director and head listic meeting at the Aieembly ot Herman Frariohe, Intern loney to sergeant. borah Agostinelli; most original, with the bonds. they strained for any hint they brewed a revolution, ma urgent for civilization must survive, if It Is to May failed to make any real or Ood Camp. Vieitors are welcom^. The indictment aiharges that might glean on how to better footbah-coach, whO is also a mem­ convincing start toward real mas­ Speeialiata 3.C. Charles M. Linda Shuska: funniest. Michael ber of th^National Collegiate, Ath­ the philosophy which beckoned It survive at aM. A warm welcome awaits you at 9 a.nK, Divine worship, "Stan Wirth, June E. Dampier, Willard The second week of supervised Choman; prettiest. Renee Reale. Rabin put up aa aecurity more than m»ke ends meet in the face of a tery of the party's organizational tha chapel..Come and worship with playground activities at the Rec- Nathan Hale, best 2-wheelar, $138,000 vvorth of Canadian bonds dollar that is buying them less letic Assn, football rules commit- on as for the oppression which Pardon us, while we shudder, at dsrds of Rlghteousneas," Herman T. Hciipan and Lloyd O. A. Koep- jee, will be toe guest speaker at situation. us! pel. to Specialist 4.C. Earl Rudino; best small 2-wheeler, at- a Chicago bank in September of life's simple necessities each drove It. TTiey were daring, "rtiey the liihitatlon in Acheson’s think­ Both verdicts wOuld seem to add Frerichs, preaching. reation Depardlnent’s 10 play­ and October of 1958. It further the meeting of tjie Klwanis Club ing, at the formula he would give Pvls. Michael Doherty, Leonard grounds proved to be a busy and Ricky Rudino; best decorated tri­ year. , were radical. 'They believed In jus­ up to the conclusion that it was Zion Evnngelicnl LntlMrsn’ cycle, Debbie Geiittlcere, most charged him with fraud by wire in Madame, are you aware that Tuesday at 12:15 fhm. at the Man­ us for survival, and at th.e thought. a mistake for May to take the First Church ef .Christ Scientist L. Eller, Carroll G. Fisher. James popular week. Due to rain on Mon­ pledging $140,000 in stolen bonds chester Country Club. tice, and they were willing to tear Church Maaonic Temple Hombucklc, Robert W. Mlllier and original, Scott Willou|toby; pret­ that man of yours lunches at a Boctety down and try to pul it to­ Indeed, of what survival would be chairmanship in the first place,, (Missouri Syaodl Walter Twachtman .jo Private day evening, the special event tiest doll carriage, Rita Jacobs. to a Swiss bank. . sandwich shop — when he can't and that both he and the party scheduled was held the following The others were named aa -Rrin- use the. almighty expense account Manchester Auxiliary^<^lce are gether again in the effort to get it. like in a world which took Aqhe- , Coopor and H |fh At. II s.m. Sunday service and first clase. ' tly at 7:30 ind vdll end\ 000 In cash and $40.(H)0 in'jewelry. that the experiment is finished, into space, will long be remem­ subject an occupant to accelera­ \ Mounded In the dish, lightly Millions of dollars of pirate treas­ Chiurch tions of 18 to '20 g’a. But the astro­ balloon, Paul Benoil; crab. Larry at 8:30. This dance w-ill feature that the revolution is over. They ure are said to be hurried , on the Rev, Robert K. tamiip asrvice, Orbiting Barth legged, Edward Faber; *hoe kick, ested in partldipating are urged to kindness and aympathy, shown ui) dur­ tice to new ideas, to consider the vor would still sell Itself, even *n«tago by the paster, theme: What will be thf/' sequence for Sometime during 1961, when all J. Olbrya , go to the playground nearest to^ir ing oiJr recent bereavement. "Liberty.” human flight? Film experiment endM, ‘or to lose the were It all aeed. Q—Why was walking under ' s teete - at/ Caps . Canaveral, Fhi., Charter Oak. jelly begn. Richard home. Awards will ta presented to , August Schubert and family. No big-aize, big-MUing cars Ford ia built for people. That Fords are the iforld’e most ' It Is good to know that, as new 10:45 a.m., Children'a Church,. H ie first Step drobably will be have been cmnpleted, a manned the winners. All acroaa America folks have beautifuUy proportioned corf! eight of the etili ;Unreall*ed fruits ladder considered, to be wrong by 6 p.m... TSuth aervloa, to send a man tor a toort flight Shannon; balloon,.Donald Prevost; Mil for ao little. Fairlane 600 mean# Ford’s door opening' cleexlngt are m%de In the Con­ early Christiana? capeale wMI be'mounted on top of crab. Waller ■ Prows; 1-Legged. been flocking to the 69 ^ord. You can tell at a glancel of the philosophy which beckoned 7 p.m., Bvangelietie eerviee, involving about /five minutes of an Atla/ booeiter When the rocket Fords are priced up to $102.76 are wider,.. . Ford’s aeata ore necticut woods, trees bulldozed A—^Because .a ladder leaping Sharon Powers: shoe kick. Paul The major special event for this Why? No

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j - ■iiiWNWg 0-*% w . » * ■ * . ' j ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONH FRIDAY. JULY 3. 1959 ^ FAGB^BVIN • H PA6S 811 IIAKCHESTER EVENING HEEALDt UANCHESTEB. CONN. FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1959 CaUsmbtm No Cause for Fight, RockviUe-V ernon Obituary Fireworks Display Tuition C^eck Sent ‘Selfish Interests’ Charged ^ By School Board AT FORMER CHENEY MILLS, ^oel O. Oran! A t Mt. Neho Field ' Koslov informs U.S. 1^1 Clark. Grant, 118 Washing­ Ttw second o f th* saoilHuiaual To Zone Change Opponents ton Si.,- died at MancJiMtef Me­ tuition payment* to th* town of HARTFORD RD. and PINE ST. morial Holnltal this afternoon. He Kundreds of Manchester ’Tesl-8 displays »r * "unusual and ^ter- / ri^i^y ‘^peacafil copxlatence" m Windham for Oolunjbla'o high (OwiHnniKd fmin »^ir*« On^) -was bom 74'years ago In South dents. .hav# a— lre a ^ ...-t-"hit .u-the road” rifle.*' Petersen is general chair- a foundation Sf world ptogreaa. . Town officials who are oppoalhg^lt is uhidersthod they will be pre- man of the fireworks show. •chool Btudanta, 886,871^2, waa Me haa already, found the basis Windsor, the son of the lat* W il­ for the seashore, the roountaliui (hfi noW'recMied Oc*n- proposed toning changts withoat sented to the Zoning Cwnmlssion lard W. and Rhoda Moultfin Grant. Cost of the show, which win tor this'thaw in the Cold War, he and the other places people tradl- approved for payment by th* « v « ponf^rttire of (orflffn signifying that they spaak as In­ at the public hearing set for Mon­ He was educated' In. Wapplng tionaUy head for on the long start at dusk, U about $1,800, and Xkmrd Of Education at Its regular Plenty Of Free Parking said. In deep deaire • shown by day at 8 p.ip. » t the Vernon Ele­ schools, and. attended t)l*. Morse eoncdlion boxes fo r donation* to tier*. American citizen* as w”*!! as Rus­ dividuals and not officials ware ac­ Fourth of July weekend. • meeting held thia week. mentary School on the proposed Business College. He was formerly dsfray the cost will he mounted at ' Vice Preelrlent Nixon h«tl one sians for pAare. He advocated Others, however, unwilling th Other billa In th* amount, of cused today of using their, publt^ changea a.tobacco raiser, but fo r the pMt cope with the crowded highways, the entrances to M t.'Nebo Field. $319.35 were also approvad and $ELF-$ERVIGE DEPT. STORE Wore t5-miniite private chat with greater trade and exrhangea of office to advance their personal in­ Signatures of home ownef-s who- 39 years he had been the j^ensnJ have chosen to remain at home Ah aerial bomb will be releaeed Mrs. George E. Peters, secretary, visits between Ih* two countries aa the ChTnmunist ^1e1tor. "Me i* a terests. agree that the lot and house sizes superintendent of the •warehouse, and.relax, to watch or participate at 8 p.m. to Indicate If the show waa authorized to transfer from aids to friendship.. mailer at being fh««in.v." Nixon Charles H. Browh, chairman of should be increased are being ob­ and farms of the U B, Haas Tobac­ in lo ^ a^rta activities, or to jive will go on as scheduled, Should on* account to another in order to On the other han1ng to hts Manchester, War "reside not In ouy country.” an official should make it clear Voters wishing to enroll with a belong^ to the Wapplng Congre­ Past Commander Earl Petersen it’s going to be an ideal Fourth of -. place next September. Thia will Mass., honne for a holiday weekend. An5 he denounced as slander "ac­ Engaged that he Is speaking at a private th- political party may do so at the gational Chtlrch and to the Wap­ promised, for some of the planned July weekend. necessitate ststt-tlng a little ehrlier "Certainly there waa nothing too cusation* that the Soviet govenp dividual if this is th* case. Ttown Clerk’s office today from 6 plng Grange.”' each (lay and closing a little later. ment Is seeking to tmlssh g new The engagement of Miss Anne "Anyone who is a contractor and \profitahle In the conversation we Burr to Robert Charles Czeplel 1* to 9 p,m. The Registrars of Voter* He la survived by hia wife,' Ce- Only a matter of minutM, It Is re­ hail yesterday; nothing new In It." war. that we have aggressive as­ builds roads would definitely prof­ aiinounced by her.parents, Mr. and are holding a aeasion for this pur­ clle Sadd Grant; two sons, Buel C. ported. This will allow for two ex­ Heiliyr said. pirations." it by having more houses built in pose. Mra.vCharleis S. Burr, 102 Adelaide Jr. of Manchester iuid Miles W. of Way Cleared for Oistrict tra study periods which w ill be of AnO'from the report* he had re­ A t the temporarily recessed the community Brown said. Anyone desiring to change his Bloomfield; one daughter, Mrs. considerable value to students who ceived of-Jior.lov:* nationwide tele­ Geneva forWgn minister confer­ Rd. The same would be true. Brown party affiliation may also do so Her fiance Is the aftn of Mr. and Frank Wilson, East Hartland; take several extra-curritnila heti-vi- cast >-estetMay. Herter said, there ence. w>hlch» reconvenes .Tuly 13. continued, of "anyone who has a tonight, but he will not' be eligible eight grandchildren and ’four To Relocate Sewer Main ties, glxrlng them an opportunity to seemed to be nothtijg In that that the United States, Britain and Mr*. Peter H. Czeplel of Old Say-' milk route, an amusement park to participate in a caucus of'-'Ihe brook. great-grandchildren. , - get In some study In school time. he hadn't hearihsfrnm the Soviets France saw Soviet demand* as de­ and large acreage convertible to party which he changes to, for a Appointments Miss Burr was graduated from Funeral service* "Will be held The final deed granting the fith^move the old pipe, wMch, they ' In six fniitlesa weeko at Geneva. signed to bring Communist-en­ house lots." period of six months. from the 'W «ppbig Community Th* meeting reap^nted medi­ The IT.S. forelgrr affairs chief the Northfleld School for GIrl.s and said, presented a potentlaj health circled West Berlin within the Iron Also, "a surveyor would definite­ Voters who have changed the'lr Church. Monday at 2:30 p.m'. Burial School and Utilities District nec­ cal advisor Dr. W. C. Halnaworth left the door open fo>. a further is. at present attending the School hazard. The^ district for Several Curtain. Kozlov pictured the con­ ly profit” -by having more lots In name or address should notify one will'bh In the Wapplng Cemetery. essary right of. way to relocate a for another year. Mr*. Lucius W. ' .'-U s of' Nursing at Slmmon.s College. years would' not give the guataqi- disevission with Kozlov l^ he wants tinued Allied occupation of the the town to survey. Brown added. of the Registrars, George Maharan Robinson Jr. was also reappointed one before he leaves the c'ountry. Boston. Mr. Czeplel was graduated ■'. Friend* may cal! at the Holmes sewer main which has caused h v d tee and waited for hesidenta td city as endangering peace. "A ll these people have a finan­ or Albert Tennstedt. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Sun­ enumerator for the annuiil enu­ Kozlov aatrt that If he decide*^ to In the rJasB of 19.19 from Wes­ feeling for eight years Is on Its grant right of-way. Kozlov turned politician during cial interest in the thing," Brown District Veterans Meeting - day from 2:30 to 5 p.m. and from meration o f children from birth see Herter again h^ will annpuitce a quirk hour of sightseeing leyan University, where he Wfas a concluded. He was apparently re­ The Fourth district Veterans of way to the town, clerk’* office to- The problem became practically through 16. Ix-"^ ^ it. His present ■ Bchedtile calla for member of Beta Theta PI ft'ater- 7 to 9. p.m. assured of solution March 31 when through the American capital yes­ ferring to officials who have sign­ World War I-will meet Monday at day. . The Board reiterated > Its policy no further time in Washington. nlty. He plans to attend the Whar­ ed petitions against the changes 8 pjn. at the V FW Home, East St. the present board of directors, terday afternoon. Mrs. Anne A. Parker The deed, (brawn by District regarding th* use of th* school Kozlov's 'coazft-to-coaat telecast T%* .lO-ycar-old deputy aped in * ton School of Finance, Philadel­ or who have s^ken against them, A large attendance Is expected many of whom were Unfamiliar Mi'.s. Anne Ashworth Parker, 30 Counael Atty. John D. LaBelle and and Its faciliUea and has issued —a speech t Warfiington news­ siren-led motorcade to a suburban phia, Pa., in the fall. but he did not mention any names. from the district, which compri.sea with the problem, aaid the dis­ Academy St., died at Hartford signed by Albert E. Kvart, 27 the following statement: men plus anev."era to six questions shopping center In I ’ yattsvllle, No definite date has b?en set The Zoning Commlsalon is pro­ barracks In Wlllimantic, Danile- trict would remove the old pipe Hospital this morning after a long Hartland Rd., is the last of four "Financial resp(»alblliti*B for carefufrv Screened by tho" Soviets Md., w’here he patted babies' heads for the wedding. posing the increases In lot and son. Putnam. Moosup and Rock­ and leave the bank "better than It illness. She was the widow of which will enable district directors damage done aa a result of us* of — shaped tip as Hls rnain public and shook hands like an avid office house sizee in an attempt , to con­ ville. Final plans will be made for la now.” Fred H, Parker, former head of to advertise for bids to replace the the building facilities or grounds, / I address .n this country. He spoke seeker. trol the density of poioulation. the Department Convention to be will be assumed by the Individual the water system serving the main. Asked Guarantees .... Ir ‘R siian. which an interpreter After a awing thboiigh a super' Brown de-ilared. Opponents con­ Treld in two weeks. • In subsequent meetings, the di­ or organization ilslng them.” All southern part of town for many District President David J. translatld into BngUsh. market, he quipped: "Y ou ran find tend that the Increeses will atop District Commander - Rudolph rectors- and residents Ironed out organizations using the school will IT.P. officials said the public everything on this plant with one Ixiilding, or limit It to $18,000 years; Marks said now that the final deed C astro’s S/ihmetske invites aH veterans of Is signed, wheels will be set In mo­ proposal* for the relocation job, be so Informed, by letter, utterance matched what Kozlov exception: "Why don't'you have a dwellings end up.'. She had been a resident of Man­ World War I to attend and become tion to advertise for bid* as soon as but were stalled until today by the Snperintesidesit OrsE Beporte aaid in prlvete conversationa to tennis court?" "Our research,” he said, refer­ acquainted with huddles of other chester for a number of years. fact Kvart had not signeil. Kvart George El. Gralf. state- superin­ rVesident iSisenhower and sithera He was all smiles as he poSad ring to a roce:.. study msule by the She was a past president of the possible. barracks In the District. The three other residents who had originally waqted guarantees tendent, informed the Board that the past two days.'’ for pictures with one surprised Coinnission, "was to bring out 8t. John’s Serx-k-es Daughters of St. George and a from the district,: including a $1,000 tmder the National Defense Aw txvo handi­ Gal. COOLER Castro said it was curious that ing after the old pipe is removed. Made by American Thennos 'A Highland Water Plans pace. Brown said, "There is a Convalescent Home, Manchester; home from 7 to 9 o'clock Sunday Quick advertisement of bids has empowered by voters to allocate capped ohildron - itsvolved. Mias $4,o6o for-the job. But the uaual American newt agencies had the grave sickneas in this town that Lena Horn, RFD 1; Mrs. Richard night. been made possible by vote of dis­ ExrangeMne 'CSiurch has been the stalemate wa*. reached and the R«9 . $9.9 S Volua story of the reaimation a day be­ no one seems to realiae. The tax Magdefrau and son, Glenwood trict residents at tha-annual meet­ teacher fo r this program and Is BRAZIER Reg, 7.95 A proposed sanltaiy sewer andfrerty owners In advance of the pub- piottire is getting out o f line be­ Rd.. Ellington. Ekigene Pothier, 8 ing June 24. Voters empowered the money went for other uses. The expected to continue next year. lie hearing, fore the Cubaii press got H. - district charter limits the allocation AdjustaUa Cooking Livtis waf>r main for Highland St. will cause of H , . , I f a person has Maple Avv., Broad Brook; Geof­ Principal Reports He acciued Diaz of lif^ciency district to allocatt 'a maximum of of special funds to use within the Another fact expected to enter pneumonia, he w-ant* the doctor frey Stone, 67 Cfant Ave. Fiinerfila George Patros^ ^ n o ip a l re-, he discussed by Ihe Board of Di­ and nepotism.' claiming he operat'* $3,500 for the irelpcatton job. fiscal year for which they are For hot or ceM dHnk$ into the Directors' discussion is to tell him so." Trunk' IJne ported on I* activities -within the rectors Tuesday at a meeting at that Builder Frank Gambolati is ed the Air Force for his family's voted. Noting that the Zoning Oom- Vernon and Talrottxllle news Is Deborah M. Maektis Need for relocating the pipe 1* school. He said the banking pro­ S pm. in the MunicipaJ BuildiRg. proposing a 24-lot subdivision north benefit. handled through The Herald's DiaZ. Jaatio said, gaveifhe sec­ miasion wanti to increase house The funeral of Deborah Marie the result of years of erosion gram estabUahed the highest A public hearing is set' on the off HIgmand St. Rockville Bureau, 7 IV. Main St., ond hlgl'est job In the air arm to and lot sizes in. the B zone. Brown Mackas, infant daughter of Mr. which has left the pipe exposed. .1 6 0 5 Church Organ Finil amount o f deposits mad* during Martin said this could call for telephone TRemont 5-3136, \ FIBERGLAS proposal for. July 21. his twin brother Marcos, whom pointed out th%t tJhs zone was set and Mrs. George A. Mackas of The pipe is a trunk line which the' five years the program has In full, ‘the proposal includes a application of both the- front foot up adjoining the city because it takes sewage from the neighbor­ Santa Fe, N. M. - - The firart been carried on. A total o f 133 and acreage assesment measure­ the prime minister labeled as a Wethersfield and the gra-nddaugh- 6-inch main for Highland. St., a "known confident o f Anierican was felt that houses 'Jiere might Tower Looks Like Ship ter o f Atty. and Mrs. Ernest Biron hood of Manchester Memorial diurch obgan to be used in the children deposited $2,116.70. The ments to provide equity. get city water and sewnge. Since sanitary sewer, and a water punqp police." of Manchester, was held at 10 Hospital and transports It dia United States was ca;-ried in an school's petty cash fund spent CANNED ICE station at Highland and Gardner Castro, declared that if Diaz, this w-as not davwhped, the 100- Stuttgart, Germany. — A new o'clock this morning at the Walter onally northwest across W. Middle ox-drawn cart' rom Mexico City $46.44 jring the year, leaving a INSULATED Sta. The'pump station and water Hoad Work Progresses who has gone into hiding, is foot frontage kxts may be foimd to 695-foot concrete television tower N: Leclerc Funeral Home. The Rev. Tpke., Broad St., Hartland Rd. and to the Indian pueblo of San Felipe balano* o f $2.73' line were first proposed hy the caught he will face a military be too small if a second disposal in Stuttgart presents an appear­ John J. Bowler of Corpus Christ! Bolton, Horton Sts. and Carroll ir. New Mexico in 1605. Fray Cris­ The activity fund, into which town In 19.17, and have been rec­ Washington —: A t the start of tribunal. field is needed for individual sep­ ance somewhat like the mast and Church, Wethersfield, officiated. Rd. to the district filter plant on tobal de Qiiinones, a. Franciscan all- money coming into th* aelMxri tic tanks, he said. goes, had receipts of $1,866.25 of KMb. bog Kingsford ommended in a-'recent report on 19.19, construction was underway . Documents which the ex-Alr lookout on,an old sailing ship. The Burial was in Mt. St. Benedict Hilliard St. As It passes north of friar, used the orf^n in hia mission BAGS the town water s.vstem by the on 3,571 miles of the Interstate 'The proposed Increewe to 126- "lookout” near the top is a barrel­ cemetery. Hartland Rd., it lies on the edge church and trained an Indian choir xvhich $1,202 xvas spent. The bal­ Rag.’ATe Vdut ekoreoal briqiiots 1c Force chief left .behind. Castro foot frontages in this zone is a N.e^v York City engineering firm Highway System at an estimated shaped structure of four stories of a bank scooped out by builder to sing. ance on hand la $164.46. said, sounded like propaganda return to the size ail lota were up w)rii obovo grim Rog.$1.69 vohit. Rod. Muo or grooo ploid. o f Buck, Seifert and Jost. cost of 2.33 billion dollars. _Since hdusing a restaurant, studio, con­ JAPS DROP CROWLEY CASE Alexander Jarvis in 1951 to make The hot lunch funds -which had from the Dominican Republic and to^ March, 1957 w^hen multiple zon­ The report called for integration July 1, 19.16. construction ' con­ the "Rosa Blanca” -Society, an an­ trol rooms, . and transmitting Tok.vo, Jiil.v 3 (/P)— tlairanese level back yards for the four NEW KERALA ITNREST a balaiMO o f $486.60 at the and of of the M idland system, bought by ing was adopted, he -pointed out. May stood at $438.28 at the end tracts have been completed on ti-Castro organization in the Unit­ equipment. prosecutors decided today not to houses there. Bombay, India, July 8 (/T>— Replying to a criticism made by of June. A check still due front the town in 19.17, with the munici­ another 3,159 miles at; a ettst of ed States. ' • appeal the acquittal of .Joseph Rain and snow during the inter Kerala state police fired on antt- pal system. Arthur F. Huntington, town p'- 2 5 * $944,000,000. Included in the pro­ OLMEDO WIMBLEDON CHA.MP P. Crowley of New Haven, veiling years have eroded the bank rommiinist demonstrators In the State -will bring this amount Pressure Too I,ow Castro disclaimed Diaz' charges building inspector. Brown said he gram are 3,758 bridges underway Wimbledon, England, July 3 Conn., free of cliarges'that *he and left the pipe exposed. Trivandrum tnda.x', killing a up even higher, he sakL Rog. 49e Volut of communism In the Air Force by himself designed more than $2% Bids w ill be sought for milk and Water and Sewer Superintend­ and 2,087 completed. , stating that Russia was to o , far t/P>—Alex Olmedn, Peruvian fatall.v beat his brother-in-law The four residents on whose xx'oman and Injuring five other -xi million worth of custom-built oil for the coming year's supply, ent Fred Thrall says the small- away from Cuba to exert any in­ star of the U.S. Duvis Clip In a Tokyo hotel, l^ndej^ Japan­ property the pipe is exposed have persons, according to reliable re­ diameter water line now serving houses and so Is In a.s good a posi­ team, established himself as the ese law permuting appeals in been after the district to relocate ports reaching here. The report* before the next meeting. A t that fluence. tion to discuss residential design the Highland St. property owmers Fire Fighting, Planes world's No, I amateur tennis ac4|Uittals, tlier prosecution liad the pipe aince that time. eaid- the agitation against the, time a study will be made on the In an obvious reference to the as any builder In town. Hunting- does not maintain enough pres­ United States, he expressed a de­ pla.ver today by smashing Aus­ until liext Monday to appeal the Until this spring, however, Communist gox'ernment of the possible departmentalization at ton believed that the members of sure, for^fi re protection and some­ Edmonton, Alberta (/Pi—In the sire that other nations "that ex­ tralia's Rod Laver 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 x-erdict handed dovx'n by.Hie dis­ neither district nor residents could state has been stepped irp. The Horace W. Porter School. the commission had no experience times. not enough for consumer fight again.vt forest fires this year, ploit us” were equally distant. .for the Wimbleilon champiun- trict court June 22. Croxxle.v has get together. The residents hhld shooting xvas In Bhimapalli Requests have come to the board In building, and felt they should BOYS' and use In some places! For storage, aircraft of the Alberta Forest Referring to his recent troubles shlp.~ returned to the United States. out for a. district guarantee to re- suburb. from the CABE and the Connecti­ WOOD FRAME. HEAVY "TROPICAL ROYAL" CHARCOAL the Highland ay.stem has g res- Service will each be equipped with with the Dominican Republic, Cas­ consult more with members of the cut Kindergarten Association. GIRLS' building trades. DUCK FABRIC WOVEN erx'oir fed by a Highland Park two 45-g^Ion tanka which can be tro said intervention on Cuban ter­ CABE seeks k nomination for th* LOW OXFORD \ spray via a pump at the rear of filled witn water while the plane ritory by the Organization of Brown also objected to a state­ "board member of th* year."' Th* STARTER the Case Brothers paper mill. The is taking off from a lake or river, American States would not be al­ ment by John McKeown. a builder GKA plans a meeting in the New BACK REST RATTAN CHAIR reservoir. Thrall said; dropped to be sprayed on blazes. lowed. circulating petitions against the Haven area in September and SNEAKERS Varnished for Ixing Wear drastically in storage last month changes, jBrown said the Zonliig xvants a representative to attend Rog. $i;98 for the first time Iri hla memory Commission la not responsible for to discuss kindergarten problems. Reg. $10.i; and a temporary' one at Keene.v St. inform the voters of prospectivs He said otfier"savings could re­ The Red Sox currently are in candidates,” she' said. The next Volut BERNZ.O-MATIQ WICKER sult from having the proposed main- last • place in the American Meed money jnseting of the town committee pul in while the Highway Depart­ League, 9ta games out of first . will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in SINGLE BURNER ment reshapes the poad, whjeh has place. They lost their fifth game Yeomans Hall. Th* RepublWan PICNIC ■ high crown. in a row last night at Washing- now-to buy caucus la scheduled for July 13. General-Manager Richard Mar-1 ton „ Holiday Sokedule A-BOTTLl CARRIER STOVE Un .told To\tai Directors this week ' managerial aituaUon Tomorroxv from 9:30 a.m. uqtll BASKET that the roaiLc''Id also be widened I building to a climax .1 p.m. ths Recreation Council “ KING” SIZE COKE Rog. $12.95 Value — and possibly given permanent i Wednesday when Harris joined a b o a t? ^ ■ponsored Track and Field Jam* Reg. $2^95 Vglue -paving—in connection \41th the-in- j I*’ ® I®*m in Washington. But 24 boree fo r the youth of the toxvn on Btallatinn-.Martin u-ariti. niesh ■ hmir.a pasaen--hcfnpe he met—pri-. — Hutchlns-Field; sailboat race* ar* the town's permanent paving storm ' vately with Higgins, while ru scheduled on Columbia Lake.from ■ewer, and sanitary sever, pro-',mors of an impending firingij Se^ your convenient Connecticut Bank' 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. grams., ' . - V l t l S B spread ever more widel.v. and Trust Company office now f On Sunday at St. Columba’s Estliiiatys Being Mailed . Finally last night, according to Catholic Church. 8:30 and a 10 With Every Con of Up to dale cost esiirnates oh the the piiblished reports in Boston, o'clock morning Mass and' at Co- project^ would be mailed to prop- If you yen for a yacht, or merely yearn to sit in the Harris and Higgins met forxllnner- stern of a snappy little outboard or sailboat of your ' lumbla Congregational Church Houso and Gordon RAID and stayed closeted pqst midnight. very own, you don’t have to letidack of ready cash /( Paradise of'Pines in Famous morningXwOrshIp at 10 a.m. It xvas at this confereifce that the keep you and your family away from th* fun atpd re­ .. Chpice Full Size Building reported new post for H^:gina was laxation of boating. Woodstock Valley, Cohn. Manchester Evening Herald News Tidbits created and offered to the man Simply borrovir the money you’ll need from your Lots tdow Available Oolumbln eorreapondent Mrs, Don­ who took over the managerial job nearest CB&T office. A Connecticut Bank and Trust ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy Gulled from AI* Wires , in 1955. Company loan can be arranged promptly, with pay­ 8-8435. 'w - ments spread o v e r^ ^ u c h as two years, if you wish.' EXCELLENT FU LL SIZE The precise nature of Higgins’ I.ife insurance coverffig- the unpaid balance of the i new duties was not disclosed. loan isS providedpr free. ★ BOATING A FISHING ic SWIMMING Ixjuia ,Sat(jimo Armstrong, buck In 1955 the Sox finished fourth BUILDINCLOTS ' RAY-O-VAO CAMPER’S , CAPE COD 8 FT, DIAMETER VINYL home after a '(xr.it xxlth pneumonia The Connecticul.Badk and Trust Company is always PORTABLE 30"x72" • as they did in 1956. They wound tip happy to lend money for any worthwhile purpose. in Italy eayj he "never felt hettcri! In third place in both *87 and. '68. Jjjcally owned and operated.'This is your assurance of a FROM...... Aad O K N 4Hi at JULY UNTERN FENDING POOL . . . Two youngsters left by their In the two seasons prior to H ig­ Up OUTDOOR DRILL AIR MATTRESS Complete xvlth heavy duty parents to icml fireix-orks stand gins’ regime the club had finished safe placf to Buy, Build and Live. Approximately ( 30) 8 volt kzttory. Painted white, 8 ft; sections. 15" HIGH fll Kalispell, Mont., kilbd y«-stcr- in fourth place. AT TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD Foldii flat and with pillow. day, wh(ifi a fl,re and explosion miles from Manchester. A fter his playing years with the P and J At« Into Electronically denioliKhca the wfKiden atructure. Tiger* and the Red'Sox, where he \tm welded seams, Pleanant, xxasiii xveather for the was instrumental in xvinnlng the own carry 'Fourth of July over much of th'e A m# M /tw __ Tn/lssi# Wilbur Cross Parkway eadjt to exit 105. lIow signs to Union, then ' launlnated league pennant In 1946, York had 9 LIVE case* nation forecast by the Weather (xwsching and spme' managerial ex­ Us* CMnaeNeuI Bank. SArSaK BACw T c! take Route 198 thru Bigelow H o W St to Route 171, Turn left on Vinyl. 5 ' 1 . 0 0 12.88 Bureau,-wilh temperatures In the perience, He la part Indian. W€HE ,EASY TO REACH Route ,17L Watch fog signs. ' East between 70’s and 80’*. . He managed the Griffin Club of AND TRUST COMPANF b a it Regj $4.95 Value Reg. $3.95 Value Reg'. $8.95 VWue Reg. 34« to . Value Rog. $24.95 Vaiuo Btrlke of municipal employes the Middle Atlantic League in 1949. 26 Oirieea Serving 18 Conneotiout ConununlHea ihrMtens to forre caneellatlon' of and the Youngstoxxrn of the Oeor- 893 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER K least two major events In the OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 10 AJd. to DARK iissrsucssT. gla-Alabama League in |951. He NORTH BRANCH—IS N. llAlN ST. ^ ffprwlch Tarcanleaary calsbraUon. waa aoaeh for Marap^ in th* n. " i •f r-... 4 a PA G E N ! N * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1959 UtAWCHBSTEB ' EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY,,JULY 8, 1959 PAGB SIGHT Rear-End Crash $1,113J 2 3 Low Brings Warning OUR SUMMER SCHEDULE Two women were Injured, but BOTH MANCHESTER OFFICES OF not eerlouily, in a 2-ear c.raah on For J^unipr High Main 8 i » t ft o'clock laat night, Tki CoRRMticut Balk and Trail Go. police reported, and one of' theih was given a yrltten warning for Will Bo Th#' Wtdh«inii »ni1 May Co. of^altemata f it r . » ventllatinif inattentive driving. Mrs. Dorothy F. MacArdle, of Hartforrt. with • bid of $l.llS,t25, avatem. The laat alternate which waa re­ 224 Porter St, suffered bniiees on CLOSED SATURDAYS BUSINESS tho apparent low bidder yea- jected waa the omiaalon o f paint- her nose and left arm, police said. DIRECTORY lerday fo r tha North Knd junior Ittr in the claaarooma. Mrs. Loretta M. Adams, of. IS THURSDAY EVENING HdUBS WILL hlph arhool. The company prom­ IlIioR objected th the propbaed Cambridge St., complained of c o n t in u e a s u s u a l (6 to 8 P.M.) ^ ised to build the arhool In .12.1 omiaaion of paintinft. aaying. "The pain In her back. children are required to be In thla Neither lady asked for medical Main Offlre 898 Main St.—North Branch 16 N. Main S t da>-a from the date the contract la building for (lve,pr aix houra a day. 'aid, police said. Mrs. MacArdle MEMBER F.D.I.C. aljrned. which would mean the It ahoxild be mhde attractive." waa ^ven the written warning.. pUatlMir s' aet of tables of ex- M A iB H E ST IR tended lOouranoe data which waa arhool could open In September .Paint Claaarooma According 'to poHce, Mrs. Mac­ MR. LESLIE, Hair Stylist, Board of Education member Wll- MANCHESTER publlohad In two volumaa arid aeld IhfiO. Ardle drove Into the rear of a car JUtm E. Buckley aupported Illing'a driven eouUi on Main St. by Al­ to mofnbef compariiM nf the U fe Business Bodies Offlea Managam*nt>-Aa*n. It lo Last nlftht. th e ' Building Com­ stand, adding, " I f » > don’t paint bert L. Adamh. Mrs. Adams' hue AUTO PARTS mittee accepted the Wadhama and it in the beginning, the walla will band. The Adams, car waa stopped atm widely used. • has been added to our staff May Co. hid. and acceplatfce from never Oe painted." in a line of traffic near Birch 2.'0 BRC)ALi SI the Board of Bducalton la experl- The Building Committee agreed St., police aaid. Mrs. MacArdle hit Inereaae Paynanta ed a^. a meetinjf T\ieaday at <;30 with the education members, and CHUlOB VARIETY Ahram At Vnnr ,8erv1ea For Wednesday the Savlnf* Bank t*f the car, she told police, after tak­ Manchester, and other mutual sav­ p.m ! voted to paint'the claaarooma. The ing her attention from the Toad QUALITY o MAOiaNE 8R’ e was postponed. INOURPORATBD _ 7 A.M. to t P.8L more than 20 p «r cent of the grose premlum*"pald by policyholders. J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY fRESS The WadhaAia and May Co. Jtist The Board of Directors will con­ FOR RENT K COUPON GOOD FRIDAY-SATTURDAV-SITNDAY I JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, sider the bids at its regular meet­ ONLY, JULY 8, 4 and 6. I xSUNDAVS, 7 A.M. to S P.M. In addition, the Interest rate on completed the double w-ing addi­ 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projeetorn gonnecttcut c o k e , 9 East Middle Tpke. ing Tuesday, and ia expected to PIIBL OIL. RANGE OIL dividends left to eccumulate will GLASS CO. tion to Manchester Memorial Hos­ Rottner Sisters Touring Europe —sound o> silent, also 88 mni. be Increased from th* current rate 81 niMell Ml tf-TStt 1 Telephone MI 3-5727 pital for <1,405,806. By coinci­ accept the Wadhama and May bid. 619 Brand 8L—Tel. Ml 9-4889 Speclnllalng In ^ o Hnest eoM Start Work July IS " . slide projertora. 8H per rent to 4 per cent. ' - i dence, the same architect. Victor Pictured against a background of Windsor Caatle. England, are Miss Carol Rottner (left) and her enta and meats In towu. Frld of Ebbets, FVld and Prentice, The purchase of the bonds to alster Deanne, daughters of Atty. and Mra John S. G. Rottner, 483 E. Center St. The ^ rls left finance the total <1.5 million coat WELDON DRUG CO. JOINS STAB n . l B designed both buildinga. the United States on a tour of Europe early In June and visited the royal residence, located al}out of the school will be put up for 20 miles from Ix>ndon, on June 17. They plan to return home Aug. 19. Their sister, Barbara, 901 Main St. Tel. 6H S-6821 Mrs. Winona McLeod of .South “One Call Doe* It All" Wadhams and May also built St. 'I'' Coventry, .Spencer Corsetier* for ABC APPLIANCE Mary's Episcopal Church, and the bid Jtily 15. leave! tomorrow on the 8S Independence for a tour of Europe, returning Sept. 2. She will meet her Your Best DRY CLEANING ! The construction Itself Is sched­ sisters in Madrid. Spain, for a few days. . JOYCE this area, has received word from Buckley School. Flower Shop. Inn Buy On the horrie . office In New iHsven The subconUactors for Wad- uled to start July 13 on the E. Combination and I.AI'NDERING i REPAIRS* Middle Tpke. site. If the Board of Important Notice that her "flne aale* record" last Branebo* At: 1 hams and May will be the Peer­ game in the UtUa’’ League will be copal Church. Further Informa­ iM Church SU. Ml 9-0791 Windows nnd year has won her^ memberahlp In 21 Map!* St.^1 9-1575 less Woodworking Co. for interior Education and the Board of Direc­ Andot^fi.r Fisher’s vs. Holainglon’s at 6:30 tion may be obtained by calling Doors, Window the Spencer Star* Club. 18 UAH ST. 1 mtllwork; the John Boyle Co. for tors approve the project Tueaday. the Rev. Douglas F. Pimm of Awiilngs, "Door The Building ^Committee also at the elementary school Aeld. 801 HARTFORD RD ' REPAIRS ON— painting; Otto Bpatein for phimb- Poiiy Teom Piays Tomorrow Hebron. o FUNERAL DESIGNS Gitnoples, plans to hold a special meeting l^ake Group Sets . . . To give dur employes a well deserved Acquire* Dealer*hlp 249 N. MAIN ST. ! Ing; K. R. Graham for heating. The lAter-towi American league The counselors for the trip will e WEOUINU BOUttUETS lalonsle Window Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the Mu­ Carlo* R. Sie*e of .59 Birch St. GRILLS. ELECTRIC IRONS. ventKatlng and oil burners; and team, famlHarly knOwm as the be Warren Holbrook of Amaton • riA IK A L arkanuement R and Doors rOASTBRS, PERCOLATORS, Mltchfell raeetric Co. for electrical nicipal Building to consider hiring Blue Gill Contest iwst, we will be-'CLOSED oH ^ay Monday receritly acquired a dealership for NEW SYSTEM Pony team, will play at Colchea- Lake, Gardner Q. Shorey of Heb­ FOR HOSfB and HOSPITAL Wllknit Guaranteed Hosiery prod­ VACUUM CLEANERS. HEAT­ work. a clerk of the works for the proj­ t at 2 p.m. toi. orrow. Those who ron and the -Itev. Mr. Ptmm. E-Z Terms s Free Estimates ucts in this area. Wllknit features LAUNDRY ERS, PANS, SEWING MA­ The bid security waa put up by ect. A contest designed to eliminate during July and August. • Gorangea « hav* been following the Pony Cetnniunion Service Planned TEL. Ml S-2886 a complete line of hosiery* for the DRY CLEANERS CHINES. the Hartford Accident and Indem­ blue gills from Andover Lake is league games expe- tha' thla will l^ e Rev. Wi.lard E. Thomen will nity Co. for 10 per cent of the base Heme Specialties Co. entire family. Main Plant: 44 Harrtaoii 8 L ' one of the highlights of the be one of the best. This prediction prissent a i.en.ion meditation, . . . For service, please cod Tuesday, when Phone MI 9-7788 All work guaronfood hid. schedule planned by the Andover is l.ai,ed on results of the Arst Bob Brown and Charlie Prtiigle other companies which bid on Alert Boys Find "Walking in the Lord’s 'TVay,” at Lake Property Owners’ Assn. game of the aeason for the local the comnnmloi. service at 10 a.m. 89 PURNELL PLACE lbs project in the order of amo»int (A L P O A ) for the summer season. wen be open our regular hours, inclucKng were Anderaon-Falroaks, <1,170,- PoM'er Line DoMn team in which Colchester took the Sunday in the First Oongregratlon- Patrick Welch, chairman of the Nicholas Pencheff of Williams Oil Service explains the •’Weathertron,” a unit heaU 000 with completion In 460 days: game, t.i2, in a well-matched al Church. which homes A LPO A entertainment committee, battle. Plans are now being completed Wednesdw. Thursday and Friday nights tIH whM H*« em * a* without burning fuel, cools "Without using water, and operate* on air and electricity alone. The A.. F. Peaselee, . OPEN DAILY Discoimi Prices Hartford National Bank and Trust SATURDAY NIGHTS^ ‘'Pencheff explained . that the a year ok), so he considers Moa- 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. N(Md vacation cash? It’i aasy at A-B-C t o AldniUium Roll Up Awnings '"Weathertron,’' however, also re­ CALL THE MONEY NUMBER Mitchell S-4168 For the balance of the year he ■ N • 166 m id d le t u r n p ik e , w e s t a VimitLM»_IIM!!4aI_: _ verses the process and, through —^ ,988 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ------'the use'of cblla', a coippressor, fanr will work part-dime-at Watkins; e x t r a • Sterm Doom , Regarding future plans. Borst m e . M O H IY LOANS FROM <25 to <600 ’ " • Combination Windows - and. freon gas, pumpi. heat from B e r u h e ^ s ■ A loan of SKM.OO coat* <20.60 when promptly repmld In 12 eon- -MAEtY Mjni , said he and Mrs. Borst would like the outdoors Into the house. _ Mr. and Mrg,. Cheater Howard of •ecqtive monthly Instailmenta 0f_JULO.O5 each. HaumaiMeBClieBter Manchester. Awning Co. ..--.Window* 4n ."tha home using tho- to . retire _ 1ft St ,_Fet«ribikg^^ — -IPypowrlter Service------WE PAY FOR YOUR HOUDAY WEEKEND FLANUMLCOIIE TO — T98"WttST^^:eBNTER RT. heat pumps need never be opened Mrs. Borst, a registered nurse, Silver Springs, Md. and their 47fr Middle Tpke. E. Tet^hOM Ml 0-SQ91 and 'householders are unaffected has been on the Manchester Me­ daughteqrs, Caro! and Virginia, are MancHeecer Mltchfll 3-7843 ROtabUabod 1949 morial Hosipital staff for ot-er 20 spending a 2-week vacation with HIGHEST PRICES PREFERRED FINANCE by sudden drops or rises In tem­ Tj^writere and Office Rage, 'MdtRla perature because pf the two years. his mother, Mrs. Ernest Howai For Paper. JVVOObLAND GARDENS Bolton Notch. Machinee Repaired,''Serviced Connecticut's Largest Goroge Display “ watchdog” thermostat*. Filter* * and Scrap Iron At Seminar Church Note* Renteia ' TramplanttA Annual Flowering Plants SPECIAL 50c doi. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD!— OUR LOWEST PRICES In the ^uct system which circu­ CALL UR De l iv e r t o lates the warm or cool air prevent" James Siegal of 54 Stephen St. Is United ' Methodist Church will We Handle Stationery Along ASTERS CLROME ZINNIAS No Payments Jlll^ November '59! dust, Pencheff sajd, and can be a in New York City attending a sem­ hold Us first worship service on the With Office Machine SnppUea inar on advanced life Insurance summer schedule Sunday. A single OSTRINSKY AOERATUM DWARF DAHLIAS MARIGOLDS 1 Va-Cor Garage inciudea: . 2-Cor Goroge epeblal boon to asthma or hay fe­ Your Mall List A* Doaired AIXYSSUM VERBENA SALVi A; Red, Blue e Waterproof paper ‘ ■ r ■ . * ver sufferers, .for the-.«nly exter­ subjects at the home office of;;the service at 10 a.m. will be held. The Dealers In Waete Materials ' -BALSAM PETUNIAS. Single, PORTULACA • Your choice of siding nal air coming into the house en­ HomeJ.,lfe Insurance Co. Siegal la Rev, Carlton T- 'Daley has chosen A. 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Morrow He has been a lifelong rerident of a Custom Built Complete on your Oimtion on edorT to uoof... bow to do i«^ Simon's home, which ha* flre- the Hartford area. Church .In the Civil Defense shel­ KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. ter at the school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Troflsplanted V*g«tabl« PkinH— TomaPots. P«pp«rs, Eggplant, Celery, Late CALL U l tor (xpdrt blip on your Mxt pslntini'tob.' placSs, buildings which use the will assume new administrative 1 EDWARD A. OONKUN, P»eoldent ^ No Down Payment— S Yeorsjto Pay-~F]rst Payment October .1959 heating purtipe do not need to have duties. Notes Anniversary Masses will be celebrated at 7, Cabbage, Late Caulifibwer, Late Broccoli and Late Brussels Sprouts...... DISPLAY OPEN MONDAY THROUGH HATURDAY 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. chlmneya. . Assistant Cashier Harry J. Dee- Francis. R. McCollum of 4ltJ 8:30, and 10 a.m. at 81. Maurice 427.HAR'i'FORD RD.—TEL. Ml S-dlOO—-Next to NomuMito 40c doK. Fertiliier, Lime, Sprays, Insecticides, Peat Moss. ' SUNDAY 1 P.M. to a P.M. , Bealdea the Weathertion, the Si­ gan of the Head Office Discount Porter St., manager of the policy Church by the Rev. Bernard L. Mc- Send Now For Free Brochure mone’ have Incorporated many Department will become manager loan department at tha Connectir Qurk. ^ IcOMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING BUY WITH a s s u r a n c e and SA’nSFACTION AT other Ideas Into their home. One at Colchester. He lives at 128 cut Mutukl U fe Insurance Co., ob­ 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER PHON.^ Ml 9-4501 of these ia an electrical system, Bratton Rd. served. his 35th anniversary with CLEAN USED CARS . BODY W O R KS PHILLIPS GARAGES : BOY-THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK described by an electrician a* the Morrow joined the First Nation­ the (jompany thla week. ' “most cqmplete I ’ve ever seen.” al Bank of Manchseter and be­ McCollum joined the Connecti­ . o Pull stuck ol standard and Blue Streak Ignition parts.- o Adeo WOODLAND GARDENS ' Call Collect N e w Britain, VAlIej)’ 8-3561 168 WOODLAND STREET OPEN DAILY TILL 9:00 P.M. came manager of its Colchester cut Mutual following his gradua-, dore W. (jhandler Jr. ia pastor. brake linings InaUlled in all popular nsodela. o Flreet4»e and MANCHESTER, CONN. JOHN J. ZAFADRA PHONE Sn 8-4874 2091 Berlin Tampike, Berlin. Conn.—1 Vj Mil^ From Meriden Line * Gets New Post office in 1M7. First National tion from Manchester High School' Goodyear Urea. Rfwaps In all popular alaea. * A eumpleta Safe­ Jphn F. Stevens, 633 Woodbridge merged with Hartford National in in 1924. He has been with tha pol­ PAINTS St„ has been named assistant May. icy loan deparijnent since 1927. ty Inspection F i ^ e Full tins iff Taxaeo p^n eta. plant ettfinser at Hamilton Btand- A natlvs of West PaWlst, Vt., In 1941, ha completsd th* com- V

MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRID AY. JU LY 8. 19R 9 iPAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FR ID AY, JU LY 3, 198» PAGBIBN _ . \ DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w i t h MAJOR BOOFLE Herald Angle] (P U T !) I CWM'T PULL S k \ Answtr to Proviotit Punlo Snaps Legion Victory at Six, 6-5 ^9UX ,4LC ^. VJ*KKlj By Earl Yogt\ TMPC TrevtITalk y t w / T IJWUST 85«?( Tv fcAU ONf^ ,eA\1ST------FUMES.'l ^ ') TMi OfTWre < N O t O O V Binnltoto In the oevem or's O up AROUNPJi H I M 60f S 6 e f t x i ? VtOZK A c a o s i vawH ' Ctotf T ou iM m en t ec the llen ch ea- [ CAMPER*, you ^ AFTEt?tc»s x UKUKK?NC? m P P *^ FASTE(?rA'»lC|C tM OOwtrjr Club ere W elly Citation for Doc, t o alleckV^ HR HELPLESS THAM A CONCReTE I — ^ Ktw IH a m it PercFelt ehd ley D eiteFere. The Maxwell’s Bat Hot, H A R i; To*k iKawBEnna S BHBH THE 60m > T fACK \S collaca le tt^ to e form er tennis pleyer Ex-Army Lfridder 'i ASAC CA1FAL5S CC AS A£ A T>)DIME l i t STORE.Aiv«0e. tSouth W ho team ed v/ttb hie couein, Tritt In Sixth ^ Big /KOOSECALL/^ .AoMtietii . IFormnar' soOntir 4iy«diclly X M tlePere, to rin the tow n ttUe W etherpfUild, England, i n 194« e n d 1S4S . . . Q i i e l i f ^ g Tigers Come Alive • SwiM d<7 ■ wigh Aotaa to round, for the d u b C iluunploiM nip J u l y 3 (/P)— M fiJ. Felix Blow ^ Oval ISCoDfums Ouldo’a wait at the O ou ntry C lub w ill be heig (D oc) Blanchard, a great I I Sul a y I Baby's ,—i ------L MTDBrtrd ths TW aatan MPHni-ahaped 411IIonifBC thie w eeken d.' D efen d in g cham pion N ew Y ork, July 3 {/P>— D etroit’* in jured T igerR h ave h ob­ pow er run n er on a football A ll frood th in g* hfivfl to Hanltpharo 21 SpanUb aervles L et T*«T y w tu com pete w ith the \ field, h as w on a citation fo r •bsltsnd lids gtntlaman 42 Wound bled back in to th ird place, juR t tw o gam e* abort o f th e A m e r­ cortF tn *n ond and laat n igh t 11 Malt bsEsraft country (ab.) t o w 8l eiueliders in the chem plon- bra v ery fo r p ilotin g a b u rn ­ • Bundlas ItForsworda covorli^ th ip fligh t . . . S atu rd ay a. ETag ican League lead. A n d C harlie M axw ell'* bat h a* been th eir the M anchester Am ericR n L e­ I I Basts a drum 2lClrds aunaleal D ay tourn ey for m en..w ill be held ing plane aw ay from an ilCDDtlnus • Dash c r u t c h . gion J u n ior* *a w th eir p erfect IsN m d a city 20Ceraalr quality and Sunday, atarting at no^n, a A t the moment the Tigers are cause of the Injury lisL -T,Apeto, E n glish village. BY V. T. H A M LIN lOUihtfsMet I I Sign of todiae 441nsteta 1959 record *h attered by B ey- a l l e y O O P . I I Capo M 'xed SeoLch Foureom e w ill be without outflelders Al Kallne and subbing for Bolling, was lost last; 11 YufoslsT city ITPromifs U Jawith 40 FTtposliloB T h e incident th at saved I w »y Post, N o. 260; o f E H z a - I JUST CfcNT BS- THEMK. HEA.VBN YEAHrWELLNO BH? WMY.HWNOW. liralMhoods •tn ged at the O ou ntiy CUIb. Johnny Oroth and tnflelders Frank night, turning an ankle while nln-1 ; beth, N. J.. at Ufe Wert Sid* Oval, \OU-TWO ARK ALL THANKS TMXI . WHATEVER CAN YOU lO lb th aad vaatnumt 47 DiractioB' • • • • the tow n w as tw o week* Lievs HB HM» 14 ------Basin Boiling and Ted. Lepcio. Pitcher ning the bases. 6-5. It was a spine tingtor from w sm t; r thought THBV aPNT/ y* MBAN »V THATr , 23 I I Calm 4SCotoM ago and cam e to ligh t .ves- AMywiNanj In Surop* MoUonlcaa ~ It wan too bad that laat nlght’e Jim Bunning hopes to come back • * • I DO wrm 1VU.T THOSe FELLOWS 24 Com moal 40 Lateral parti 50 Tratr|l |ulds start to hnish and a crowd o f 400 tllMipateh line American I.egton sport* pro­ today. Yet they’ve w'on three In a A’s $, INDIANB 4>-Ont of four terday w ith the, presenta­ I (vas treated to a fine ejchlMtion mob ooMiNie WERE eOlMG 10 row and fpiir of their last flve-^^-r. b e - UP HERE/ h LYMCH YOU' .-r * ■VnntKwrot motion, a baseball game between Cleveland errors gav* the A’a ths tion o f th e d ecoration to th e ' tween two of the stroHgeit Legion 10 Claim II Manclietter and New Jeraev, and Maxwril'a been the big, man clincher In a two-run fifth whan tteams. In their rival state*. 1 r"r r r r r r r In all fotir succaases. form er W est Point i:ri'd 11 Woman n WMtltt staged at the beautiful Bill Tuttle hit an RBI triple and star, w h o is operation * of­ Excepit for a iuiclde aqueese advlaar V new dtonKUd at the high school. He ripped a two-run homer as scored himself on Jim Baxes' relay ••K. r ficer fo r th e th T actical btmt that misfired Into a dmihla- tdC itrln It would have given the Town o f Detroit returned to the A n t divi­ error. Joe DeMaestrt homerad for 77 I p4ay in the bottom o f the alxtll MaasaehuMtti r r sion last Sunday. T\iesday he hit the A’s. Ray Herbert (5-7) won jt F igh ter Squadron of- the -=ycca^ ‘ O ’ n t r Manchester Im exrelleiit oppor­ inning. Mancheater - oqld have UPSET 15 Bs sorry tunity to “ show -off” Ite beaeball a home run and scored twice as the with Johnny Kiick*' relief help. U .S . A ir F orce. come out of the fray with no nmra* IILovor r r BT 'ngera beat Kanaas City. Wednes­ y .OflAB P facilities > t the new school. I..egion Gary Bell i6-8) was the loser. Blanch ard w as approach­ than a tie Instead, the Silk Tonni- 'O.' ITOraataat. officials attempted earlier in the day hs had two hits and scored the Woody Held homered for the In­ I ers of Ootc’’ tVhltey Johnaoh nOw amount r Tu winning rtm In a 5-4 decision over M aeaeen to get pemNsalon to use dians. , in g the A ir Force ^ t e here I sport a glittering six and oha veon S lU f Ir o M ths A ’s. in a S u p er S abre F 100D j e t woman r V the new Held hut were Informed i and loss record. New Jemey has s that the seasonal fee would be How Doea Ingeniar Throw Hi* Right? Jpet Like Thie! And last night he scored twice ORIOIJEM • I, • Y A• N K S I — Tlis ' I figh ter w hen fire w arning I now rolled lyp eight rtralght tM- 40 Pathor ' r and best the second place Chicago Orioles beat Don Larsen |6-3| fo r' ?•! CARIUVAL BY DICK TURNER 41’Motiiar ^ r F $200. The iI.«gion, thanks to Matt ligh t flash ed. umphe. P L MortorL} and the Legion Booster White Sox 9-7 with his 18th homer the first time in 12 decision* since 41Dys —a grind-slam in the eighth in­ i It waa a three-run. two-out, r r Club, has been able to meet aor> Sept. 5, 1955, although they man­ N orm al procedure w ould 4«Hilliway □ ning. three and two count boner by foundatUm r IT mal operaUng expenses but an ad­ aged oUly rive hits. They scored h ave been to parachu te out ahortstop . Bobby Halleek In the r Mr □ The Johansson Story...No. 5 'That White Sox loss left first all their nins on three hits In the P K IS l'lL LA ’S PO P BY AL VERM EER ilSoaaonInc P ditional $200 is not available .for place Cleveland with a ont-gams of th e plan e, th e A ir F orce bottom o f the aixth off reUever fin a oa ii F the Held. As a result, the Legion first two innings. Bob Nieman fol-1 Steve McAdam that apelled the 1 ^ lead despite a 6-4 defeat at Kansas lowed Gene Woodling's two-out said, but B lanch ard saw be­ UBbktr itako i has played Its home games at City, Bill Detroit closed In as Bs'l- difference. The beepectacled New NOppootd' r r IT' ITr either Mt. Nebo or the Oval. The single with his ninth home run in low a Sussex V illage w ith Jersey inflelder kuhed into an out­ L timorc took fourth place b; . skid­ the first, and winning pitcher J*rry 14 Compast point P attraction last night' was an ex­ children playing in the ride pitch that war. well tagged. r w No Different as Champion, ding Nsw York from third to fifth, Walker i6-3i drove in the other , MCkMd Quoini cellent oner the weather was good streets and m others push­ It ep41t the left and rightfieldeni V' beating the Yankees, S.-l. with a two-out bloop single In the and tiie crowd Mgger than most at and rolled over Hill St. and r r w Last place' Boston, with Man­ second. Walker gave up six hits, in g baby carriages. Crttrjtr MMoxlean Tw i League games when Manehes- onto a lawn for an automatic ager Mika Higgins reported on the losing his shutout in the fifth on I The Air Force s a i d laborw r T te r .w ^ the center of baseball ao- homer. The three runa * n »»A a STSalnta (ab.) r way out, lost Its fifth in a row, 6-3 Hec Lopez' homer. But he struck B lan ch ard realized an aban ­ MMJ. tivto. The Legion, perhaps, Pleasant, Patient as Ever at Washington in 10 innings. 4-3 Manoheeter lead and gave th* ahonidn't feel too badly as not out 10. getting Mickey Mantle doned plane could plunge • • • three times In a row. weli-coached in'vaders e 6-4 work­ es'MI neighborhood children <«n (fault of a Seriea) 6 A return flght with PaltersonAtereat tn It and ao will want to TIGERS t. WHITE SOX 7— • • • • in to th e village, decided to ing edge going into the last two W e l L use tile flpid at the high school. frames. S H O R T R I B S BY FRANK O’NEAL New York. July 3 uPi- -How doos flguras to bring him cloae to a mil­ oatch flah." Maxwell's homer, off reliever Turk SEN.4TOR.S A, RED SOX stay w ith th e blazin g craft t h a t ' s t h * . ■ * • • lion dollars. He made about $230,- Before the Patterson flght, h Lown. gave the Tigers a 9-2 lead Jim Lemon doubled home ths ty­ and m ade a p erfect lan din g. Manchester got winging off to it fcsl to b« hsavyweight champion a greet start agalnat Johiuiy Cop. w a v I t Meet attractive weekend slate of the world? 000 for the flrat flght, although it's was believed he had about 1300,- that waa Just enough. The White ing run In the eighth for.Waahlng- s « « m s ! •at Bllington'^^ldfe-e will Include a Firem en extinguished the WHh one out. Chuck Stomond \'H'6m6 A lECTORE tO NIfiH T, "It's the same. I feel no different. being held in escrow to guarantee 000 Invested in his bualneaa. Sox chased winnei- Don Moaai ton, then broke It up with a thrcc- ON 1M6 E V llS chicken barbecue from 3 to 7. the return bout. He is a clothes model on th* (7-3) in a five-run ninth triggered ruh homer in the 10th off reliever fire. B lanch ard escaped un­ tripled to leftfleid and then Pat Only there are more lntsr\'iewa and Mietretta found a >». T^l. ■ N o 'apecial golf Is planned Satur­ said a feu' days after 'he. knocked since he won the title by knocking feet. '<4 inch and weighs 196 runa in the third against loser Bob Hyde his fiiirt victory. Rookie Bob \ Thanks to a balk by starter day, but on Sunday a Monkey out. Floyd Patterson to win box­ out Archie-Moore Nov. 30, 1056. pounds. He h«a a huge wardrobe. Shaw (6-3t, scoring two on Niel Allison hit. his 21st homer for the Tony Falcetta, New Jersey, broke L O N G S A M BY A L C APP .and BO B LU BBE R S Toiifnanient la new twiat. certain­ ing’s most prised crown. That's in about 2(4 years. "IJkes Sports Oars Chrisley's home run. Nats, who swept the three-game ly) achaduled. AI Jarvis and It was Cffirisley'e second in tw-o set. Msrty Keough and''Jackie into the ecoring coliunn in the Theres been no outward change J'ohsnsson places moat of his His hobbies include golfing, third. 7HA7S H * a .'/7HAT« fwer yoo-»oo. praxidlcs- j orchestra w'ill supply mueic for in Johansson.aince,he won the title. earnings into his construction and swimming, Ashing, and driving days since returning to the lineup Jensen homered for the Red Sox The home club upped its edge . dancing . . . Pool at the new club, He's been pl*asant and patient as earth-moving firm. fast sports cars. despite an .018 batting average be runs. to 4-1. ip the fourUi on Wes F e n - .■ auparvised by Tommy Kelley and ever. Ingo was noaeried at 17 and di­ S t o w "When I first made good money ler's single, a walk to Larry FisuBC ry w T . Lorraine Genovesi. la open daily In the ring, the handsome, blue- vorced at 18. He has a daughter. in. boxing 1 found that I pay most Lovett. Paul Sartor's alngle for one PRAX (TILES I from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also, eve­ e.ved Viking showed he had 'the Jsan, by that merriage. She and of it In taxes," said Ingo. "Now I run and then Skip Mar*h douMed nings after 8. depending on the killer instinct that made Joe Louis her mother live dose to the Jo­ — ... Leaks in Defense ' ' put my monsy Into equipment for ALUMNI LDAOUE onto the road in rightfield for the weather. famous as the Brown Bomber. hansson home so that she can visit • • • my bualnsls.. Under Swedish tax Don Ollha pltchsd a two-hItter second run. 'Sol W H AT*; TH AT i "H e spits ice, when he's in the her father often. I I'M rou. Moe Morhardt made his debut In laws, m.v invastmsnt gets paid out as Pontieelli's upsnded Bantly Oil ring.” '^said A m e r ic a n Trainer in four or five years.” His command of Bngksh (Amsr- Ceatiy Miaplay . T O D <5 W iTrt \T ? ’ i ( OP H erganited baseball leal week as a 4-1 laat night at Kecnay St. Field Whltey Bimstein. “ There's ice in The son of a humble atonsoutter ican version) to good. Braves Get 10 Boots Two New Jersey runa to the fifth late Inning aubetitute In leftfleld while Dan Taylor gave up Just ■on Stimond'a error with two ouLa his veins.” and laborer, Jssm Johsmason, Ingo "I learned it by vvatc .Ing Am er­ for Forth Worth in the iVlpIn A one hit as ths Elks blanked Naa- V In public, Ingo is warm and af­ has a healUiy resqiect for the ican movies Ivirth Swedish sub­ on an attempted fortoplay a f sec­ American Amq. The local playar ■iff Arma 3-0 St Charter Oak fable. He la the new aperta idol of k-xvner. He ta one o f aix children titles," said Johanaaon. "M y vlalta. ond proved costly. did not-hat In a lS-4 win over Den­ In Half Dozen Games Park. the world. Handsome as a model, and at 15 quit school to make a here helped me to improve, too." Down 4-3 going into the aixth, T JL Rif. 03. r ver at Fort Worth. Managed by Deapite giving up,. 10 walks, with a striking resemblance to the kroner or tw'o His fiancee, atiraotive, 22-y4ar- ths visitors unloaded for three 7; Lou Klein, former major league Oliha was hslped out of stveral Charles Lindbergh of 1927 flight to He made 1' the hard way, too. old Birgit Lundgren, accompanied N ew Y ork, Jul.v 3 {/P)— N o R ed Schoendienst, no Johnny runa. as Cop and Murray singled Inflelder, Fort Worth Is pacing the Jams by excellent fielding by hla Paris fame, Johanaaon may go into working on street conatructlon him and his famriy to the U.8. before Halleek unloaded. McAdam "Jin t about the timo I got eo I could read Freddie like Western Division of the .A.A. In- Logan , n o pa.voff pow er of late and alm ost no lead. T h at’* -teammates. Don. who lsft,.10 run­ the movies before long. gania and on the docks. Whan he Almost daily now, he has bean cams on with runners on second J U D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BR O NDFIELD ^ book. Daddy banned him at our house!” oideutally, two of the top three hit­ the tale of M ilw au kee’s bid for a third straigh t N ation al ners stranded, atruck out nine. Hot for Movies vcntiu-ed into hoMneas, he went ari The story by the Record said- NewcOmbe won his eighth in. a row. three Cub runs and Al Dark and. pitched^ five-hit ball, Danny Renn Time Is not official until an umpire Kanaas City 32 40 .444 8 Grand Blanc. „ . „ — . Ii po a e rbi MMK'IY MEEKI.E BY DICK CAV ALLi also "Rudy York or Del Baker, Dale* Long each hit two-run hom-^' banged' out a single, double and Murray. Jb ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 1) ■ honors the .request of a player, Boston .... r.... 3i 42 .425 9t* The Hebert brothers and-Brad­ quite likely the latter, will tripie in four at bats and Dick Kaxalonif. rf. p ..., 4 0 0 .1 0 (i O o^oc • IWONDERJFTHE roa 7-4, REDS 6-8—New­ r'tbacka and one tie Renn, who M BaLCMANCES/ _ _ I^ NECKLACE rSHElL BE --ond And appeals to'umpire. Can Boston at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. Masebtrier (5) 19,000." Warren Spajip started for the comb# (9-4J beat th(| Phils with lifted hie average to a nifty .455 JERRIBLY EMBARRASSED.' umpire call out runner? Apewer 1* - Harshman (2-7) Vs. F is h e r ab r b po a e rb( Longest Course,,, , Bravea and allowed only three hits 8 six-hitter and homered for the (10,^22). received fine batting sup­ 8ylvnt»r. rf cf , 4 ft 0 0 0 0 0 ? no. Once a .ball Is hit out at the (0-1).: in - his seven innings— yet trailed clincher in the sixth. Gus Bell port from Chick Gagnon. Jim Saimond. t t ...... 0 1 0 park the ball is dead, it dees not National League That's the top prize in this 72- Mlatrctta. lb cf 0 0 2 come alive again until tl^ pitcher hole event being contested over th# 8-1. Two walks, errors by Mantilla drove in four Red runs with a Moriarty anu A dy Maneggia, Fcablcr. 3b ...... 3 3-3100 Yesterday's Results and O’Brien and sliiglcs by Ramon homer and a ’ double. Ruben each with (Wo hits. Avery. ■ r ...... 0 1 5 1 0 1. gets into pitching position on the longest course the touring pros Smith, rf ...... 0 n 0 0 0 0 'm ound and the umpire calls Chicago'10, San Francisco 4. play, all year. By Sunday’s final Mejiaa and'winning pitcher. Vern Gomez (1-6) waerthe loser. In the Moriarty’s ...... 20u 002 x-10-11-0 |,oveii. lb ...... 10 310 0 // Philadelphia 7-4. Cincinnati 6-8. “ ‘Ptoy.’’ Then the ball may be re- round. Warwick Hills wil) be INTERNATIONAL I.EAGIJE Law gave the Pirates'three runs in opener. Gene Freese hit a grand- P A W A ...... 010 cot 0- 2- 6-7 Minor, r ...... 0 0 i 0 0 o Sartor. 2b ...... 0 10 3 11 ^ toyed to a defensive player, the Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukse 3, (lOi. pla.ved at its moat terrifying length Pagani Caterers came up' with the second. ! slam homer as the Phils scored McDonough.] and AJemany; Cor­ AJ Lo* Angeles 4, St. Louis 0. Marah. If ...... 0 3 1 0 0 .1 — 7,280 yards. Par is 36-36- -72. their second win in 14 starts, last Law (9-5) gave up seven hits five in the third and Don Cardwell bet. Drew 131* and Lunt. Falreit*. p ..... 0 0 1 0 0 0 A missed base tagged and an appeal W L Pet. G.B. niMe. Then an umpire can render Last year Bill Casper Jr., pulled night at Verplanck Field, edging end went all the, way. The Braves (2-5) won hiii first since May 25. RECn'EATION LEAGUE McAdam. p ...... 0 0 1 0 1 0 n decision. Milwaukee ... 42 32 .588 - Ansaldi’s 6-5 o'n the fine hitting scored - on Spahn's single and H erb ' (jfandall scored the wln- C APTA IN . EA SY BY LESLIE TURNER San Francisco 43 34 .888 >4 down top money with a 285 total, with relief help. Jim Brosnan i3-4i 37 5 to 31 to to to only three strokes better than. par. Of Matty Reiser (tw o singles) and Mathews’ triple in the third, then Ipst it hing run ' ith one out tr the bot-1n *w'J ersey' 001 033 0—0 Ixia Angeles .... 44 35 .557 tom of the aeventh imitne laat “ • "‘^heater • . • • . 200 30i o -s 5I.5IW0R-THBN TURN LIFT AT THE THANKS TO THAT BABI'5 TKpACMHLY. -- Official fight film* cf the Inge- Pittsburgh...... 40 18 .513 4 He carded a first round 71 yester­ Ritchie Hansen (tw o singles). AND TO THE HELP O' TH05E ROVIMITIC Shop Reals fanned 11 batters while mght as toe Poet Office nippol the „n®'iiaXrk * M R. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK R IDG EW AY ' -c". m -.iTu i-.-U o iW T WU-l BUTYOU'RITOOLWB'. - mar Johansson-Floyd Patterson Chicago ...... 38 37 50f 4>4 day, faltering to a 38 on the back »IECe'!S ElOPEMWlTlJ SPANIARDS, SHB HAS A LONA HEAP, side after coming into the I5th giving up seven hits, including a Police Department 10-9 at Mt. j — :------:------— (------START TO PICKER FOR THAT PAINTWAl 'YOfld's heavyweight champion- St. Louis '...... 35 40 .467 7>4 irSABEAUnPUL S0SH.TH06E VVOODS ARE -enip bout will be shown again to- hole four,under par,.__ home run to Gary Gentllcorc. Nebo. The k»era had deadlocked; ALW AVS POM AklOMlO r ' " Cincinnati ...... 84 42 .447 9 the count, with five "nine orf five DAY. I THINId’LL MMA THIS ROAD . rm ght and 'Saturday ■ at .the Man- Philadelphia .... 28 46 .378 14 Such name performers as Lloyd Pagiin i's'...... 081 020-6-8-5 British Open Missing American A W F 1 1 U .Y DENSE/ ARBsJT FIN D M V i DCTRIVARCINb I IS (3ETTINS WORSE! hits in the top of the seventh. ' ESTOW I I Dj-i\ta-In . . 't Team of Kv Today’s Games Mangrum, Tommy Bolt,and St*n i Ansaldl’s ...... 000 302-5-7-2 TAKE A HIKE IN YOU AFRAdP VO U'a SET^ WAYBAOC CAdTLEf Buck Bj'cholsdl and EhmJe Noske j PH A R M A C Y II : Keith, Stillman Keith, Art Knofla, Ixpi Angelas at St. Ix>uis. 2:30 Leonard zoomed to the dangerous­ I Reals and Hans#n; Sapienza and THE FOREST. LOST? For First Time in 30 Years each had three singles ki four 459W Hartford Rdc—MI f-$$46 w y Conyers, Leon Browne and p.m,- Koufax (5-1) va Bridges ly high 70s. and more than 30 I Burr. .. . ______DI- ULOx,------. ------aUa.L'ter.a.wer«-$0-.oF-worse...... p— -N.A-T40NA-i3-LEA'4«iE------trips. fo^ttM. -BluecoatSr— ----- —------OPE.V A LL DAY— ---- — "OP K.eftWla....fo*^*®6d.-the—-ginning Poet Office . ...030 231 l-^10cI3-4 : JU LY 4th r ® in the Kiwanis Chib San Francisco at Chicago, 8 p.m.. The Herbert bo.va are seeking The Medics backed Ra.v E)PP' Muirfield, ScotlancI, July 3 ------— ■ -. —.— ^ (2-6). « tournament competition, walked onetime sheriff in the. Louisiana :Orove last night wk Bucklev Field, over this year," Charles Roe, sec- home with top honors at Ellington MilM’SUkse at Pittsburgh. 8:15 Bayou country, turned on hot back- ftippman walked four batters and retar.v oif the British' Professional - Wage. His net score of 70 topped p.m.—Pizarro (1-1) vs Friend (8- nine putters to earn a tie With the struck out seven while teammate Golfers' Aasn. aald. early-finishing Bradley. )) . brother W alt Ferguson by one 10). . . „ Gary Heard collected three safe- "And they won't come until the 30-MINUTE FREE Record—Setting 82 tiee in five at bats.^ Bill Troy > / 9n e s * / Lwyu.arFstoR. ^/etroke, Kesrns was third vi^th a 73 championship is changed from in the Calloway handicap scoring. ..Bradley had been In the club­ rapped out a single and home run mid-summer to September. The INSTALUTION T - d in a.losing cause. Eleven errors J E F F C O B B BY PETE HOFFM AN - . _ • » * house for hours when Jay rogred Americans haf# 4oo many valu-| LONDOn THE STORY OF M ARTHA W AYNE BY W ILSON SCRUGGS Olad lu see that Ted WTIIlams Sport Schpdiulp home with a record.,setling 32., figured prominently in the . win­ able tout'haments at home at this, /4/ / M e A i4 -s Md Stan Muslal have been namisd Coming in with the tail end of the ner's scoring total] lime, of the year." i MOW, MRS. WLVN6, VOU RUM UPSTAIRff ^ • ii«o their respective league squads field was his t r u m p e t-playing Medics ...... 770 033 -20-10- 3 Fred Bullock, 40-.vear-old Brit-1 WATERFORD _ Today ' ‘ Garden Grove ..000 051— 6- 4-11 AMP PUT ON «OME a P SLACKS DADWt for Tuesday’s All-Star baseball brother,* 1967 PQA champ, and iah profeasiQn&l who plays . only I-Awyera vs. Aceto. 6—Verplanck. Rippman and Kunz; Hurley and HAVIWG ONE OF HIS INFORMAL BAREKUE game In Pittsburgh. Despite- the Lionel fired a closing 33 to make it occasionally in big-time golf, led Parkade vs. SuHLvai), 6-r?Waddell. a three-way deadlock. Troy. DIMMERS/ low aver^ es of both—both of the field at the 36-hole mark with .M orlar'y va. Gree’n Manor, 6— Included in Jay's assortment of AMERICAN LEAGUE 68-70—138. That, was two strokes 'vhom are no doubt playing to Buckley, “ . ." birdies was s 60-foot wedge shot, Manchester (jptical scored early better than the total of Flory Van thPIr last season— it Just wouldn’t Sunday, July 5 \ SPEED BOVVi he holed out fronv behind a' trap. . / be right not to ha»e two of the to nip Police A Fire 5-4 in a.fast Donck of Belgium, and three bet­ -Legion vs. NIantic. 2:10—Nebo. Desorlbing himself' as "a guy who ter than the total of Arnold Stick- all-time greats passed np. An AU- fnoving gakne laat hljght at Wad­ putts acarsd," Jay said hit first ley, Reg Knight and Michael Bo- 5ERT C0UER5 Atar game wUhou.L Ted and Stan dell Field.' Bruce Cappa record­ round putting was hla best 'in nallack of England. - Defending QREAT ^BOMBER’’ aid MIDGET SHOW tveuld, he like munching on a hot ed 15 strikoouta and chipped In S «ri«fl M o v ie i months. He t o o k a putting'lesson champion Peter Xhomaon trailed *• dog- without muatard v . . Rocky with a single and dqubla for the T O M 6 H T 8 : 3 0 from Jack Burke during'* practice victors. Teammate and catcKer Bullock by 10 strokes. ■ Marciano |um Indicate that he'll HUGE RREWOKKS DISPLAY— KIDS FREE - World Scries of 1958 baseball round here. ' Tom Lodge garnered two single. a rlpg comeback and» Rncky TRIPLE^ fllip will be IhownYfopday night at Bradley is a 28-year-old Texan Carl Hohenthal homered for PAF. TI^I ' Grarinno clalnns In a national URADAY’A FIGHT 9:15 It the Kacey Home 1o Kaccy who Joined the tour for Jthe first Optical ...... 320 OOx—5-5-2 I>os Angeles—Danny Valdes, SATURDAY NIGHT, l|G STOCK tA R SHOVT niagi^ciiie piece that he could beat STO RESm members and their friends. The tims in February- He missed the P 6t F ...... 101 110—4-4-4 I24Vi, Los Angeles, outpointad DOUBLE fAY-OFFS TO WINNERS OF FEATUiSE RACIES :.:aay o f dem buma who now bold regular meeting will prqeeed the money in his .first eevsn events but Cappa and Lodge;'ConatanUne Bobby Cervantes, 127 V*, Mexico Adalta $1.18—CBUdren fiOe-^FREE PARKINO ^'baxtot MUa. (Ml Ma i n ■*,—Ml s-«t!ti film, Jack Stephens reports. hss improved steadily. and Rautanbarf. City, 10.

• f ■ .;-t ■ A t - to • llANCmSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTElt. OONN„ FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1959 IIANGHESTER EVENINO iftjRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, PRIDAV, iJtJLY 8. 1988 PAGE THXBTBEN FAGS IWKLVl Hooiehold GomUi 51 Sumiiior Honea tar Roat 67 liloliaci far Sal# 72 Haosca far Salt 72 Hauaea far Salt 72 Hoomb for 8«lo 72 LotoforSd* 73 Waatdd—>Raal Batotg 77 Motorcyclflk—-BierciM 11 I'HBRE OlIGHTA RE A LkW BY FAGALY and RHORTEN Bdkta and Aewaaoriaa 41 63 VERNON STREET West-3 loth 12 FOOT BARBOUR runabout, 14 refrigerators — Frigidaire, OOLUXUHA LAKE -—Small water­ XIANCHEaTER>r-gpedal this week BOLTON (All Stone) MANCHESTER tmjJina TOUR h o m s t rer front cottagsYor rqnt. July And only. Beautiful'tour room home, 113x186. Total price, $2,oor»r~gi|ti h.p. ■ Bvinrude motor. ManJT Phllco, OE and other famoua THRBC ROOM apartment with prompt, efflcMnt, oourteoan Mrv- GIRL'S ii8" ENGLISH bike, like makea. Factory tebuUt. Ouaran- heat and hot water. Middle-aged August. Plione XU 9-0752, MI NEW LISTING — Bowers School all city utUttiea. Steam heat, oil. * 5% room Ranch Bush HIH Ro«(i on property. Cali Xfl 9-8393, ive and appraising without oMiga> new condition, $80. CaU Ml 9-6481. axtraa, $326. 88 Server SW Ml 8-3693. CLASSIFIED 9-9860 after 4 p.m. teed in working order..Gaa and couple, "no chUdren. MI 9-2849, area—0 finished roofoa. flam Cod. Aluminum aldiiig nice wooded * 3 !tono fireplaces Ons y)Mr old split level (Holly­ tion call g. A. Baachiar. Haaltor, electric. All types. AU alsea. skCrl- :------r Shed dormere, complete'! re- lot. Full price $10(600. 'ttort way * Plastorod walls MANCHXISTER Gardner St, lOOx Ml S-6189 or Wealey ft, gmtaL Aa* wood type), g rooms, iMi baths, 300. Building lot. Aakiiig $ ^ er ONE AMBBBURY iklff. One 7H flce prices. Norman’s, 445 Hart­ NICE 8 bedroom apartmeht, lUT*. LAKEl-r 4 room cot- modeled kitchen, attachM garage, out. New large four room ranch, * Built in appliances large lot, traffic free. tO minutes soctatea. XQ MO0B. XCambar Mflltt. EwiliMs Senices Offered 13 ford Road,. Manchester. Open airy, heat furnished. Refrigergtar tags, modern - conveniencea.------Call. iMg^caped lot. R. r! excellent construction. Many, * Aluminum combinations beet offer Lawrence F. Fiano, pie Listing Service.,. h.p. Elgin motor, ran laaa than 30 PI 2-7688 ^ to aircraft. Reasonable occupancy. Broker Ml 3-2766. ADVERTISING hours, One Maatercraft trailer. nights ’til 9. Sat. ’til 7. l*hone Ml and stove if desired, or fumialied. Dimock Co., Realtor, XO 9-8346, many extraa, one acre land. Build­ * Large acreenedrlh porch ELBOnUCAL work by Walt Zsma- MI -3-6804. Can be seen at 48 1-1628'. Addlts. Call. MI 8-5M7.______Of Robert Murdock, Xtl 8-6473, er moving out ot state. A buy at * Basement garage. BUY — SELL — TRADE nak. Prompt •efficient sendee S-lt VERNON CLASSIFIED ADVKRtlSBMBNl DEPT. HOURS Riverside Dr. Wanted ta Rent 68 Barbara Woods, Ml *-7702. $12,800. • Many more, buys like •' Over 2 acres' land Box M,t. Driv« CLEARED lakefront lot, middle Want to sen your propait yf Guaranteed workmanship. Ml DUNCAN PHYFE mahogany din­ t h r e e ROOM apartment, steam the ones listed above'from $0000 * High elevation Greenwood, Ine., will buy tor aO 8:1S AJM. to 4:30 PAl. heat, not water, stove, refrigera­ Nice 5 room ranch on \K acres lUte, Bolton, xn 3-1733. 9 4 tn . FOR SALE-34 ft. Chris Craft ex- ing room set. ImmacUlte condi­ WANTED—Five or 6 room modem n and up. Cal) the Elleworth XUtten * $8,700 assumes monsy saving cash, or work out a trade. Qoielf prese cruiser. Many extras, Tel. tion, $86. MI 9-9387. tor. kitchen aOt. Can MI 0-6914 Agency..Realtors. XU $-0930. present mortgage. of wooded lot, basement study with RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- house in Mancfierter. Call ' XU ihany buUt-ln bookcaees, and fire­ aepon aaaured. Can and gat put COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Ml 8-1738. «Jter 6. ______8-7167 days. NEW RANCB^—Choice location. daat, no obligation. cars. amplifiers, phonographs and SAVE UP TO 50% ON Built-in atove and oven, comer dre- $12,600—Attractive 0 room Cape, LAWRENCE F. FIANO place. Favorable FHA financing Snbnrban for Sale 75 MOWD A f Wct WtlPAt lom AJL—8AT0KDAT > AJt changers Over 47 years total ex with small down liayment. Price GREENWOOD, INC. 13V4 FOOT Kmg Craft runabout MANCHESTER placa, attached garage, covered aluminum atorms, amesite drive, perlence 90 days guarantee on all boat, upbolatered. Windahleld, SIMMONS FACTORY large trees, near bus, shopping BR0KER6 x a 3-3710 $17,300. Ml 8-1577 PLEASE READ YOUR AD Farm and Land far Sale.„71 patio. 830JOO. R. F .^ m o e V Oo., NEW RANCH ACRES work. Potterton's. Ml 9-4887. running lighta bow and atern, SAMPLES 8-4 ROOM APARTMENTS Realtor, XO 0-6345, or Barbara and school. Clarlton W. Hutchins, Paul p. Fiano XU 3-048* XU 9-8132. STORRS «Waat takMi v im po— m I • WANTED—Chain saw work, trees trailer and 14 h.p, Evliirude BOLTON—Approximately 8%>acrea Woods, M 9-7703i Robert Murdock, One of the nlceat rancli homee we motor. MI 9-3081. Hide-a-beds sofa beds, singlt of land with 660’ frontage. Ideal Xtl 8-0473. MANCHESTER TCBlMeB. ItM advorOMr ahoold t«id kts M Um ilRrn m8 1 DAY IT cut. Reaisonable rates. Cali PI have had for eale. Called a "Dan­ and full size mattresses. We furnish heat, hot water,, gaa location. Reasonable. S.. A. Beech- Bundy Lane ish Ranch." Real choice. Only two APPEARS m M BKFOBT ERRUBS I» Una for tha aaxl teaar 9-7688 between 1 ;30 to 4:30 or any NEW 8BBAGO outboard, wind­ LOSS SALE TO SEITLB Charming 7 room home, $)4 Hospital Notes Ho*. Ika BaraM la reapooalMa tor aalp ONE lacMiraa* or ooritM time Saturday and Sunday. Mahogany China Cabinets. ISO. for cooking, refrigerators, stove, ler. Realtor, XU-8-6909. m (Custom Built) bedrooma and one bath, but there shield and convertible top, trailer. 3-plece parlor zet, $30. , storage space. $83 to $94. baths iwo-car-garage on acre Is plenty ol living space Full dry iMrrHirr * " aay adaortlawnaat and tfeea oaljr ta tka axtaot of • At wholesale price. Must be sold ROCKIJaxiE—N*w 6'room ranch. * Catge 7 room, 0 finished cape lot. Short walk to University. «aiake Rood” laaerttaa. Errors whieh do aot lesiAa lha Mtaa of HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov­ Hotpoint refrigerator, $88, ESTATE iMWement, two-car attached ga- Vlaittag Hnarai Adults 1 t o 8 al-Paper and ashes. Call MI by July 16. Call MI 3-4428. Kelvlnator refrigerator. Tel. XU 0-7737 9 to 12 nooh. Houses for Sale 72 IH baths, attached faraga va n * Ffreplace rage. p.m.: Maternity 3 to 8 and 6tM to : wtO aot ka oarteetod bp ‘naaka (ood** lasarMna large living room, $18,900 R. F. * Plastered walls Moulton Road 9-4084. ' Kelvlnator 80’’ electric range. 4-8-0 ROOM—Homes for sale. Location excellent, $8 minutes to 8 p.m.; Children's Want—4 6a 7 Both like ne’V. ■ to 7 p.m. Tel. XU 6-4071 or Dimock Oo., Realtor, XO 'i-87’6, * Formal dining room Distinctive log lodge. year Location ia prime. Situated way p.m. QONDER TV Sales and Service. Diamonda— Watctic TR 6-8917 Starting price $11,500 and up. For or Robert Murdock, XU 3 0473. Bar­ Harttord. Fine old rural colonial. * 13x34 Living room around living, in a wooded setting back from the road on a (our acre *°**BE*!uS«KJiATEI> O io l M l 3 -2 7 1 1 Servicing TV. auto, home, nl-fl. 48 further details call Charles Les- bara Wooda, xn 0-7702. Dining room, breakfast room, * City utilities • about 'WO acrea, 7 rooms, 1 bath, plot on Route 85 in Bolton. Jew eliT WATKINS perance, XO 9-7620. try, 15x80’ living room,i master bed; Patlenta Today: 187 Quarter ot century of satisfied * Near 8t. James’ fiehool and garage. Quick occupancy. 10 min­ Lota of privacy. garden area, ADIWITTED YES'TERbAY^ Alex­ service. Ml 9-1488, MI 3-3781. ! LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re USED FURNITURE . AVAILABLE NOW ______I v room, two double bedrooms and Main St. shopping utes walk to University. Ideal set­ etc, Thie ia a new home, bull) by Loot and FOand Aatomobllcs for Salt 4 7 ROOM Colonial, 1% baths, ga- nursery, teen dorm. Paneling, 8 ander Caranetio, Talcottvllle'; Chrl mUn, adjusts watehaa vrjmiX)y EXCHANGE New $H room apartment in resi­ * Only $18,000 up for proljessor or students. •and for Uir preeAnt owners, liut Ogren. 35 Pioneer, Circle; lira. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Reasonable pricks. Open dilly rage, steam heat, good -onditlon. m i f f CAPE COD—Shed dormer— fireplaces, beamed ceiling. 1 1/8 NEED A CAR and had your credit dential area in Rockville. Kitchen Owner. XO 8-0731. due to a change of plans, they Rosalie Johnson, 269 Hlllatown lo st—Pair ot glassaa in blue available all hours. Satisfaction ,‘niursday evenings. 139 Spruce 18 OAK ^STREET appliances, heat and built-in TV overeised 24x30. Near jware acres, giant shade trees, view, ^LAWRENCE F. FIANO COVENTRY ^ are unable to move in. The asking leather case. Reward. Call MI turned down? Short on down pay­ -stone walls. 10 minutes to lake Rd.; Roger Elsemore. 98 EasexSt.; guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1816 Street. .Ml 9-4S9T. antenna furnished. Near recreation 6% ROOM Cape Cod, shed tormer •echool — complete four. $10,400 price la 125,000, and wa think it #-T78S. - ■ ment? Had a repoaaesslonT Don't Open Thursday evenings untn • (first deposit holds). R. F. privUeges. %-miIe to shopping, idl BROKERS MT 8-3766 Mrs. Filomena Krol, 80 Homaatsad give up! See Douglas Motors, get area with tennia court and swim­ tile bath, fireplace, qpen ptal - Silver Street "" la worth it. , St.; Mrs. Xllnna DowdlM, 29 TAMKIR TREE Removal— land Closed Mondays ming pool. 16 minutes from Hart­ Dlmock Oo. Realtor. Ml 8-8248. conveniences. Buyer mijat have Paul P. Fiano XU 8-0488 LOST—Five j»a r old parakeet with the lowdown on the lowest down cleared, firewood cut. insured; case. Hot water oil heat, facrea Beautiful old Colonial 1743. Me- Spring St., Rock'ville; John racAdn- Garden—Farm— Dairy ford bridge ^ Wilbur Cross High­ Urn room porch. Shade treee, Barbara Wooda XU 9-7703 • R^ob- good credit and earning of $8,000 ;-----T .— : tlculotuily restored and moderfiUed. leg band No. Ss. Reward. Call and smallest payments anj^here Call 8C 3-8743, Paul A. Ellison. ert Murdock Ml 8-0473. to $10,000 net for comfort. Down VERNON (Manchester Line) T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor son. South Coventry; Jamas .MI S-3M1. Not a amall loan of finance com Products 50 Wanted—To Boy 58 way. Ml 9-4824 good condition. Qiariea Iiesper- Paneling, wide floor boards, trim, Maynes, Talcottvllle Rd., Veraon; payment'required, $875. PI 3-6336 mantles. Flv« working *ireplaces. pany olan. Douglas Motors, S83 M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ ance. XU 9-7630. any time,' * 6 room Ranch MI 3-1577 Mra. Anne Welles. Wapplng; Mre LOST OR STRAYED -3-year-old Main 6t. ice. Full time. Residential, com­ D6g8~Blrds~-Pete 4i THREE ROOM apartment, heat, In short all authentic features of a koofing— Siding 16 Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 CHERRIES for pie or freezing. WANTED TO BUY . QUAUTY BUILT — 6H room * Expandable attic Rose Hlncka, Wapplng wo^'R-d,, female Dalmatian, black a ^ mercial. Induatrlal. Attics cellars, ■ atove, refrigerator, hot water. $90. * Beautiful etohe fireplace fine home of the period. 7 rooms, ANDOVBIR—New 8 room iranch, Rock.ville: laija Ozola, 60 Cham­ white, with hamees and l e a ^ 302 New Bolton Rd., MI 3-7804. Good uaed reaalabts fumiturai xn 9-5229 from 9-5-p.m. ranch, full basement with flre- tULUilDE MANOR. Vernon — TRANSPORTATION yards, lawn mowing high grass ROOriNO. SIDINO, tialntlng. Car­ IMPROVE TOUR CREDIT - A MINJATURE poddies, 8 weeks old, also amaU upright and Miteet Choose Your own high wuode<* lot. X(AN<7HESTER—4 room ranch. * Basement garage 3 baths, 2-car garage, out . build­ basement garage. Beach and lake ber* St.; Donald Oirtls, Ellington; FMnder pleaae contact the Dog multitude of monthly pa 'ments place, plastered walls, full insu­ centraUy located, hew aluminum ings, bam, coops. Beautifully land­ cut. fnclnerator barrels. MI fl-9767. pentry. Alterations and additions. solid black, AKC registered, MI pianos. ONE ROOM furnished apartment For your new Ranch, Split or Co­ * Near parkway privileges. P. V, Tongren, Brok­ Kenneth Gronlund, Brandy St., Warden, MI 8-86M. She anawere SPECIALS CeUlrigs. Workmanship Guaran­ may be lumped into one second 3-0147, lation, fireplace in living room, Biding, "eity water and sewerage. * Asking $14,900. scaped grounds, about 45 acraa. FLOOR SANDING and rettnishlng. Household Goods 51 air-conditioned;. Marlow’s, 867 cerXmlc tile bath, built-in'oven lonial. R F. Dimock Co., Pisaltor, er. xn 3-6331. Bolton. to the name of Birdie. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 769 Autumn mortgage with payments of only Watkins iJsed Furniture XU 9-8345, or Barbara Woods, MT Price $11;000. Philbrick Agency, For appointment to inspect or ADMITTED TODAY; Mra. Drtte 1960 Chevrolet—4-door, radio and Specialising in old floors. MI St. MI 9-4860. $22.25 for each $1,000 -you need. Main St. and range, hatchway, all city M I g.8484.-( further information pleaae phone LOST—Class ring. High School SALE 1-9 Of f oo waunaper. Wall Exchange 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Ml r 0472. LAWRENCE F. FIANO R(3CKVTLLE — 5-year old 8' room Messier, 133 W. Center S t heAter $176. 9-6780. Dial CH 6-8867 and ask Frank Articles For Sale 45 tilea 4o a tUa, KenUie, from 7o utilities, amesite drive. Near split level, 4 bedrooms,' heated 1980. IniUala J.H.W. Globe Hollow. 1950 Ford, 4-door, radio and heat 15 Oak Street MANCHESTER ^ Main Street bus line. Immediate EAST c e n t e r St., six room b i r t h s YESTERDAY: A aim Burke or Mrs. Carter hovr. Con­ aaph. Green Paint and WaUpaper, VII BROKERS XU 3-3760 . Stephen Rose MI 3-7308 recreation room. - fireolace, to Mr. and Mra. Roland Dupont 79 Reward. MI 9-2700. er $85. REUPHOLSTERYr slip covers and necticut Mortgage Exchange, IS TOP SOIL—Pdkaibly the ele nest GREEN MANOR occupancy. Charles Lesperance, home, oil hot water beat, garages, draperies custom made. Free es­ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A at the Green. screened in aundeck, city con­ Cottage St.; a daughter to sir. aiid 1961 Chrysler, 4-door Windsor $135. Lewis St., Hartford. and most fertile delivered (n this WE BUY and seU antique and used GARDENS MI 9-7620. COVENTRY—4% room ranch with nice family home, only $15,200. Paul P. Fiano XU 3-0458 veniences ' excellent condition, LOST—BLUE^ and white parakeet, timates. Open evenings fo - your furniture, china, glaas, -diver, pic­ ______I ______Carlton W. Hutchiru, Xfl 0-5133. J. WATSON BEACH & CO. Mrs. Richard Carlson, 118 Parle answers to fiame "Butchy” . Vi­ 1988 Ford, 4-door V-8, radio and ROOFING—Specialising rf pairing I area this year. Place your -rder. A GOOD SELECTION of aterilized carport, beautifully landacavsd lot, 830.5(X). George J. Coleman TR . heater, $185. convenience P A M Upho'stery Leonard L. Gtgllo A Sons, Bolton reflnished used furniture for ture frames, grins, sttlo or itents, On West Middle Turnpike SPLIT L£VEL — 7 rooms, 1*4 St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kennetli cinity of West Middle Tpke. Call Shops, 107 Main St. MI 9-6324. roofs of all kinds. New roou, gut baths, recreation room, laundry amesite' drive, perfect condition. OUTSTANDING BUYS 6-4710 or TR 8-4048. Haaen, Enfield; a daughter to Xtr. 1968 Hudson Jet, 4-dodr, radio and Help IV anted— Female 35 Call MI S-7083. every room All kinds of appli­ whole esUtes. Furniture refln- Just off the Parkway R. F. Dimock CJo., Realtor. XO SPACE — L O T ^ f I t T” JA 2-2115 MI 9-6041. ter work, chlmneya cleaned r i- Ished and repaired. Furtnture Re­ room, garage, comblnaUon win­ and Xirs. Richard Rloux, Elling­ heater, $395. paired. Aluminum siding. 80 ances, sparkling clean, no chips. 9-5248. $14,800 — Immaculate * room TOLLAND-80 acre farm for sale. 1948 Mercury Club Coupe, clean, POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob pair Service and Salea, Taleott- t>i-4>.t room apartments are dows, amesite. drive, city water Four beautiful bedrooms and COLONIAL — Seven room older House in good condition. Barii and ton. PASS BOOK No. 87S9, Savings De­ MORTEN3EN TV. SpeciaUsed RCA years’ , experience. Free esti­ SEC?RETARY—Local law office. Come in and compare quality and bath on second floor. Living room, Cape, 8 Or 4 bedrooms, ceramic $136. Shorthand and typing required. sen, Yazoo and Snappins TurUe prices. Open 9-9. LeRlanc Furni­ vlUe. MI 8-7449. now renting for July occupancy. and sewerage, large Ipt. This home on Vernon Street. Modem chicken coop. Good land for build­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: partment of the Connecticut Bank television, aervlee. Ml 9-4841. mates. Call Howley, MI 3-6861, Ml Reel and rotary. Aleo ridmg mow­ home is in excellent condition. v r a dining room, kitchen and den or bath, tile kitchen, aluirinum kitchen with dishwasher. Down­ Chriatlne Baxter, 70 Porter S t; A Tnjst Co., N. Main St. office. 1951 Plymouth, 3-door, radio and 3-0763. Excellent working conditions. 39 ture Hospital, 195 South St., RENTAL OFFICE; APT. 45 storms, amesite drive, may assume er or de'veloper. More adjoining heater, $166. ers. Parts and service. Capitol Rockville. TR 6-2174. Charles Lesperance, Xfl 9-7620. UNDER'CONSTRUCrnON. lew another bedroom or first floor. stairs bedroom and full tile bath. land available. (^11 P V. Ton- John Comtois, 68 Strickland S t ; Application made for payment. FLOOR SANDING a specialty. hour week. Write Box F. Herald. Front porch, garage, garden apace large U4% mortgage. SkiUed workmanship. Andy Se- Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ Rooms Without Board 59 room ranch, baaement garage, 3 bedrooma on. second floor. Im­ gren. Broker. XO 8-6331. Barbara and plane Welaa, 9t ~ ...... chester. MI 3-7958. " GREEN MANOR BEAUTIFUL—6 room ranch, 1% and trees. FHA value $16,000. Sell­ mediate occupancy. Price $16,300. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Sec Tom Shea bula, MI 9-8919. ELECTRIC STOVE, $76. Electric 'Choice location, built-in sto-c and $16,500—Vemon-Manchester line, Spruce St; Harold Momnaon, El­ Pass Book No. 47804, Issued by Heating and PInmhing 17 EXPERIENCED SEWING dryer, $76. Refrigerator. $26. MI ROOM WITH kitchen privileges.. CONSTRUCTION CO. baths, enclosed breezeway with oven, ceramic tile bath, amesite ing price $15,300. Earle S. Rohan, Realtor. XQ (COVENTRY— Four rooms and lington; Carl Joy, 23 Jarvla Rd.; LOOKING—For a TV set *oi- your Centrally located. Babies ac­ 2-car garage, amesite drive, oil new 6-room Risnch, built-in oven 8-7483. The Savings Bank of Manchester HERMAN MOTORS, INC. METRO APPLIANCE S e n ic e - 3-0096. Manchester Shopping Parkade drive, completely landscaped lot. Call and range, birch cabinets, formica bath, enclosed porch; 2-car garage Mra. Rosa LaShay, 34 Cornell St.; has been lost and application has Repairs all makes of refrigera­ S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ MACHINE Op e r a t o r s cottage or patio. We have several cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch 8t. Manchester, Connecticut heat, baseboard radiation ap­ unfiniahed, amesite drive. Under Mark Ballard, 31 Gardner S t; (Plymouth Dealer) proximately 1% acre lot, large $18,000. R. r . Dlihock Co., Realtor, counters, 19x14 living room with MANCTIESTER GREEN - Excel­ been made to said bank for pay^ tors, freezers, washing 'Tii chines, ing contractor. New Installations, reconditioned sets available. CaU WESTINGHOUSK r e fr ig e r a t o r . xn 9-5246. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor $5,000. Low down payment. Own­ Mrs, Marjorie Rothwell, Howard ' Modem TV Service. MI 3-8185, 4 CLEAN, comfortable room for^en-i' shade trees Priced at a low fig­ fireplace, city water, t20xl60 lot. lent custom built ,8 room Cape ment^of the amount of deposit. 58 Windsor Ave., Rockville, Conn. dryers, range oil, gaa burners. alteration work and reualr work. AND t r a in e e s Good condition, Reasonable. MI Phone MI 8-1181 or MI 9-3424 MI 9-1642______er will carry mortgage. Pi 3-8086, Rd.. Bolton; Sandra Jackwm, SSA Ml 9-8808. Hills St. 3-0517. tleman. 2 Pearl St. Call MI 9-9195 ure of $16,800. Cihariea I^aper- Cod. Large 34’ living room; Din­ MI 9-0888. All work-gedreoma hoops with a purchase of a water­ Middle Turiiplke. MI 9-3477. York. Ml 3-6883. hot water heaters, sinks, tubs, Smoking Stand, Hassock, and Pic­ Business Locations mer, fireplace, insulated, vopen $7,072, net $5,808. * Formal dining room Wanted— Real Eatate 77 son. Hilltop Dr., RockvJUe; Mr*, Main St. between Hartford Rd, windows^ inside and outside doors. necting living room. Also ‘ single staircase, knotty pine recreation drive, attached garage, full price 9-5132. melon at the'Farmei^s Market, tures. A Charming Bedroom Suite room. In quiet home to refined ' for Rent 64 $11,900. R. F. Dlmock Co. Realtor, * Basement garage Roberta Seavey and adh, 133rEld- 919 E. Middle Tuke.. acroea from LAWN MOWERS sharpeneo re­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local and North Main St. Excellent Other 'plumbing and electrical room, hot water 'oil heat, com­ 1937 BUtCSC. Good condition. CaU ^ moving, packing, storage. Low earning opportunity for women with a Sealy Posturepedic Mattress gentleman. Central. MI 9-7410. MI 9-5245, Robert Murdock. Ml 343 SUX(XnT ST.—Custom built 8 Also many buslnsss opportunities * Aluminum combinations ARE YOU CONSIDByjNG ridge S t; Mrs. Hqzel Vegiard and Shady Glen. MT 9-0474. ______paired. All work guaranteec Free articles. Open daily 3:30-8:30 and Matching Box Spring. Pillows, STORE FOR RENT, excellent lo- bination windows and doora, room frame brick veneer. 1)4 available. ' ., 8ELL1NO YOUR PROPERTY? Ml 9-0937. long dis who have 2-3 hours spare time a p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. or porch, shade trees, amesite 8- 6472, or Barbara Woods, MI * 1 acre on high elevation daughUr, 12 AMda I>r.: Mral Bar- • pick-up and delivery. We also Rugs, Boudoir Lamps, Dresser Set catlm SOO square ft., air-condi­ 9- 7702. stories, living room, dining room, * 82,700 asaumes money saving We will appraise your p.'jpertv sharpen axes, scissors, chisels, 48 states. MI 8-8187. day. We train you. Call today. CH call, MI 9-2392. Yard at Stock drive, good conditlon.> Priced for For more details call bara Leister and son. Hebron; PeraomOs 8 FOR SALE—9-paaaenger 1964 Ford 6-1658. and Pictures. A Complete Kitchen ROOM FOR RENT. Call Ml 8-687L tioned optional.' Tel. MI 3-1191. kitchen, 2 -bedrooms, >:eramic mortgage free and witbout any ot^aUon. Mrs. Elizabeth Cnrwford and son, CkMintry Squire station wagon. planer blades and knives. T-nino MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. Place, off North Main St. with a Gorgeous Dinette Set, Frost quick sale. Charles ' Lesperance, bath, open porch, full basement Wa also buy property for cash. Moske. Ml 8-0771. - OOXIXtBiRCIAL business or offlcs xn 9-7620. ^ , XIX Moodua. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In Price *900. Tel. Ml 9-3882. Light trucking and package deUv- EAST HARTFORD —Experienced Free Refrigerator. Combination Lot 109x150. Immediate occupan­ PAUL J. CORRENTI LAWRENCE F. FIANO Member Multiple Uating ' Range, Vacuum ' Cleaner, Dinner space for rent. Up to $500 square my own home khop. FVirt? vears VACUUM cleaners bought, sold, re­ ery. Refrigerators, waahers 'ind bookkeeper. Good opportunity fpr PHILCO AIR conditioner. Like FIVE ROOM RANCH — With ga- BOLTON—Center Rd., — Ranch, cy. Marian Robertson; Broker, BROKERS xn 3-2786 S T A G E Y BRAY, Realfor CADILLAC—1949 Model 82. Private Set, Silverware Set. Linoleum and Apartments— Flats— feet. Will rib-divide. Main Street. IH baths, garage, beautifully land­ xn 3-S953 fa i^ iy experience,.Au m uea, low paired. Hoover factory trained stove moving specialty. Folding the right girl. Call JA 8-4169. new, $100. Value $390. MI 8-6139. Located neat Onter. Plenty of rage. 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile MI 3-5363 Paul P. Fiano xn 3-0468 BRAE-BURN REALTY Train Kill* Woman rates, tree estimates, free pickup .owner. Inveetigate. 101 Hamlin chairs for rent. MI 9-0753. Kitchen Cabinets. If Needed an Tenements 63 scaped lot. $19,600, R. F. Dlmock xa 84373. St. - mechanic. MI 9-3651,. after 6- parking. Phone MI 9-6229 or MI bath. Amesite drive, large lot. 'To SIX ROOM Colonial, Eaat Middle and delivery, Mr. kdler, JA SUMMER SALE—On fertile stone- Extra Maple Bedroom is Available appreci)nder*ljned PBRLBY A. TROWblY The audden atop flattenad the THOMAS HARRISON - Painting SALESMAN — For men’s clothing If you have no means of trans­ full cellar and 1)4 baths. 61 Alice $11,500—8 rooms, off S. M ^ St. end GEORGE H. GOULD, under th* train's wheels. , LINCOLN CAPRI-rl954, Black and Offered 13-A automatic washer garage. Call windows. $110 monthly. Cell after tion windows and doorq, city sew­ nrm name ot PRINT-MART COM­ and decorating. Equippei; and store. Experienced or wil! train PICNIC t a b l e s —8 foot *19!95, 8 portation, I’ll send my auto for 6, MI 9-1680 or MI 9-3549. 99 Sum­ MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co­ Drive. A real buy in a choice $18,900—6 room's,' Green ,8t. The woman was identified as white. Good conation. MI 8-8847 Traflera €-A MI S-2785 5, MI 9-9801. erage and water, amesite drive, lonial, H i baths, breezeway. two- MUST SELL UNIQUE PANY- and doing buitneia at Suneet fully insured for large and small high school graduate. Mr. Clare, foot *22.95, 29 ” wide tops, 10” you. No obligation. mer St large lot. One owner. Immediate neighborhood. XU 3-0095. $13,900—6 rdom cape. Trebbe Dr. Street. Mancheiter, Connecticut, haa Mrs. Alice Horan of 223 Whitfield' after < p m.______■ DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP (Com­ seats. Braced, bolted 2” western car attached garage. Built-ins. Im­ been dissolved by mutual conaent at 1968 PEERLESS Mainllner. Excel­ pany doora and windows, custom Jobs. Workflianship guaranteed Harmac's, 946 Main St. A—L - B—E—R—T—’S THREE ROOM apartment with occupancy. 4 'i% . mortgage may CAPE COD $142100—Cape on Hyde St. of July 3. 1D59 SL with reasonable prices. Call MI- fir or western spruge! W. J. AIR-CONDITIONED 3-room office mediate occupancy $22,000 R. E. MANCHESTER—3 acres of com­ $16,900—Brick cApe, Mather St. BElFORE YOU BUY a uaed car lent condition. Owner moving. work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- 43-46 ALLYN ST . HARTFORD stove ,ind refrigerator. Also 4 and be assumed. Charles Lesperance. mercial or industrial land. 4 room A)1 debt due to and owing by the Best cash offer. MI i-1358. -3-4884. EXPERIENCED tool makers and Zlnker, MI 9-5444, TR 5-1665. 5 roojn apartments. Call MI 3-2068. 100%. Main Street location. Park­ Dlmock Co.. Realtor. MI 3-1)248. $20.000—(Colonial on Henry St. ■aid Ute firm will be paid byPE RLEY see Gorman Motor Salea. 'Rulck lima^tlc HA 3-1198. machinist. Apply E. A. Patten Co., Open Nights Till 8 p.m. XO 9-7620. house i.n premises.'Price $11,900. In desirable neighborhood. New York — At present the Sat. 6 p.m. ing. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 34' pine paneled livtog room $20,50()-^eat ranch, Vernon St. A. TROMBLY Who gill continue the Sales and Service. 988 Main ELCAR “ 45-10" 3 bedroom, skylite EXTERIOR and interior painting. 303 Wetherell S't. Ml 9-0701. PORCELAIN SINK 51’ with left XUI Philbrick Agency, XU 9-6464. biwlneaa al the aame place and under atomic-energy indua^ in ths Street MI 9-4671. Open evenings. PLAT FINISH Holland window CLEAN bedroom and kitchen, FOUR ROOMS, plus 3 -infinished, with fireplace. Exposed beams, $23,500--Spllt level, Lake St. the aame firm name. United States emplojrs about 180,- roof, colored appliances, rug and CeUings reflnished. Paperhanging. hand drain AH one piece. Ex­ furnished, heat, gas, lights. One ahades. made to measure. AU full basement, city utilities fire­ WEST SIDE—New listing. Two- $9,200—CUTE 2 bedroom ranch, liookshelves and cupboard. Dated at Hartford. Connecticut, thia 000. It Is estimated that withhi 10 storms, $4,000. Only $6^ down. metal Venetian blinds a new Wallpaper books. Estlmatee given. tremely reasonable. Cedar chest, NORGE AUTOMATIC washer. In person. MI 9-3081. Suburban tor Rent , 66 TWO-FAMILIES 2nd day of July. 196*. ~ ■ WANTE3) — Clean uaed cart. We $6. Mahogany arm chair. Call MI place, hot water oil heat, com­ family, 4-4 duplex, 3 twin-size bed- aluminum storms, amesite d^ve, Pine Sunroom off living room. years It 'will require a million buy, trade down or trade any­ Beautiful park. Jensen's. Inc. (al­ tow price. Keys made whUa you FuUy covered by Insurance. CaU Situations Wanted— excellent condition. 88 Wells St. bination windows qnd Joors, roll- $14,900 -4 and 4, Walnut St. . PERLEY A. TROMBLY, 9-7782 between 4-9 p.m. rooma, excellent location. Handy large trees. Carlton ’(V. Hutchins, Family sized kitchen with many GEORGE H. GOULD. workers. thing. Douglaa Motora, 888 'fain. ways reliable). Rolling Hills, wait. Marlow’s. Edward R. Price. MI 9-lons. Female 38 up'aw.nings, house and attic fully $20,000—5 and 5, brick, Ridgefield COMPLETE unit of dishwasher, FOUR ROOM tenement, hot water NICE 8 ROOM apartment, shower to bua, church and shopping, "ood MI 9-5132. cabinets. Full dining roo^. 2 or Route 44-A, Mansfield, GA 9-4479. 20" ROTARY mower, self-propelled insulated, deep lot. nicely land­ 8, bedrooms, 2 pariried. Well St. OLDESt C a r s , meehanlca spe- WEAVING of bums, moth holes PAINTER and paperhaiiger, deco­ disposal, sink and counter. Very and parking space, Tel. MI 9-25311. and bath. Tr 5-5923. investment property. Priced to sell. rating. Good clean Job, reasonable HIGH SCHOOL girl would like $99.95 ireg. $139.95. discontinued scaped, many shade-trees, excel­ $18,200. R F. DImoqk Co.. Realt , NINE ROOM house. Revenue from landscaped, shrubbed a n d $11,700—5 famllv. Adams St.. dala, fixit yourself cars, always 1987 DETROITER Mobile Home. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, baby aitting Job by day or hour. good condition. Only $150. May be 48x10, 2 bedrooms. On landscaped price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after rfiodel). Marlow's. 867 Main St. FIVE ROOM apartment, hot air lent bondition, quick -occupancy. xn 9-5245, or Barbara Woods, MI 5 furnished rooms, $80 weekly. 55 shaded lot with stone wails. ' BOLTON a g o ^ selection. Look b^ind our handbags repaired tipper re­ Experienced. Call MI 9-5513. seen Monday through Friday be­ Charles Lesperance. XO 9-7620. Clinton St office. Dougles Motora, 388 Mam. lot. $3,600. MI 4-1635. placement, umbrellas "epalred, 5. fore 4 :30 p.m. 61 Steep Hollow heat, electric hot water, disposal, 0-7702. Robert Murdock. Ml S-6472. Walking distance to schools and $15,900—Ranch, Brookfield St. shopping. Owner. MI 9-1710. $19,000—4 bedroom. Weetview Dr. men’s shirt collars'reversed and HIGH SCHOOL senior willing to Lane. j kitchen cabinets, 4 clothes closets. MANCHESTER—Vacant 3 bedroom MANCJHESTER—New 8 ••oom split 1961 CHEVROLET suburban, car­ ANY PAINTING—Interior and ex­ ABC OIL SPACE heater heats 5 E S T O W Oarage^Beautiful yard and lots of FOUR ROOM Cape plus 2 unfin­ Large lakefront eatate ??? CAPE PRICE-COLONIAL SIZE replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- terior. Superior work. I,ow prices baby sit for family at beach or rooms adequately. MI 3-7668. PHARMACY Cape near schools, shopping and ished. All city utilities, full base­ ranch, 2 full baths, built-in oven ryall. Extra seiits for » passen­ Auto Driving School 7>A. tpg Shop.______home. MI 9-9401. FOR SALE—30" Glenwood gas w N room. Adults preferred. Stafford, •bus. Hot water Jieat, fireplace, ga­ Estimates, no obligation. Ml range, 9 cubic foot Weatinghouse | 469 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9948 OV 4-3602. ment, oil heat, amesife drive, and range, • finished i-ecreatlon - ASHFORD T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor gers. Good condition. MI 9-7876. - WESTINGHOUSE automatic fan rage, spacious yard. If you are room, 2-car garage. Convenient PREPARE FOR driver’s teeT: TV SERVICE — Potterton’e. all 9-4871. refrigerator. MI 9-0818. 1 OPEN ALL DAY combination windows, awnings. Ages 18 tb 60. Driving and class­ for rbom or window, slightly used. ROCKVILLE — 14 Laurel St7 Well not afraid of doing a little paint Excellent condition throughout. location to shopping and schools. Do it yourself. Fix up this N. MI 3-1577 makes. Highest quality guaranteed EXTERIOR house painting special­ Situ-dtions Wanted— Male .39 MI 9-6487 after 6 p.m. JULY 4th Job, this house can be bought Ekig. farmhouse. Country living. room. Three instructions. No wait­ work and parts, over 47 vear’s ex- 1957 EA^Y SPIN Dry washing ma- j furnished 8 room apartment. In­ Priced at onl^ $11,900. Charles $20,900. Down payment required, 1953 PACKARD ing.. Manchester Driving Acade­ ists. Call for free estimates. Fully right. Mice Clampet, Realtor. XO $2,090. Philbrick Agen^. XU Some acreage. 9 rooms. Lake . perlence. Famous for sendee since COLLEGE STUDENT. Do odd ONE BEDROOM set suitable for chine. Excellent condition, $90. I Sun Tan Littion quire 24 Grove St., Apt. 9. Lesperance, Xu 9-7620. Standard Shift. Clean my. PI 2-7249. insured. Workmanship gntaranteed. MI 3-2889. 1 9-4543 or Mr. Johnson. MI 3-7387. 9-8464. privileges. Will finance. TODAY’S VALUE 1931. Phone MI 9-4637 'or best PI 2-8002. Jobs, lawns, gardens. Driverls li­ camp.. Also antique table, bench Other listings available. servtc.e. COVENTRY LAKE - Two year- 1957 DE SOTO MORTLOdCB Maacheitor'i lead- cense. Free to travel. Ml 9-9125. saw and work table. MI 9-7119. ~r.— — 'round cottages. Good -nveatment BOWERS SCHOOL ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Realtor Move right in! Brick. 6 room. 2 tng driving scheoi. Three ekUied. EXTERIOR and interior painting. MI 3-5440 or xn 9-5938 bath home. Hot water heat. Plas­ 2-Door Hardtop $1695 MXSON, oarpenter and nainter de­ MOVIE CAMERA, 8 mm. Four[ Classic For Summer property. *8,500 for the 2. Call courteous instructor*. Class room Bnildlns—Contracting 14 No Job too small. Reasonable Marian E. Robertson, Broker. XO Six room Cape Cod, in excellent tered walls. Garage. Large lot. rates. Call Ml 3-8729. sires work. $2.25 per hour. Tel-. speed record changer. Call M I ' Don't Forget Embroidery! MANCHESTER, Alton St. —Excel­ Instructlcms for 16, 16. 17 year C7H 6-8161 nights only. 3-5953, reridential area. A possible 4 bed­ Near bus. Only $295 down olda Telephone Ur. Mortlock, ANY KIND of cam ntry and cabi­ 3-0858. • I Here's What You Get room ^ home with fireplace, hot lent 6’A room, 8 bedroom home. net work done. Honest and relia- PAINTING AND paperhanging. Director of Driver 6klueatioif: EXPERIENCED meat cutter would BEDROOM SET.portable sewing | 28 HORTON RD.—Six room Gape, water oil heat, ceramic tiath, taste­ Convenient to all achpole. shopping H. B. GRADY. Broker - 1958 EDSEL . ble workmanship. Call Roscoe First class work. Available now. 4 bedrooms, large kitchen with and bua line. Shown by appo&it- r^Ml 0-7S9S. \ Thompson, MI 8-1895 tor esti­ Fullv insured. Call after 4 p.m. like Job wholesale or retail. Full machine, art pieces. Best offer fully decorated Interior recently MI 3-8009 9 Passenger Station Wagon or part-time. Box'N, Herald. taken. MT 9-4267. - I When You List Your qxtras, corner lot with parklike painted exterior, upstairg bedroom* ment only. Phone MI 3-(|^73. Brae- lARSON'S Ccnnectleut's tlret li­ mates MI 9-6326. yardr City utilities. Near school have built-in air conditioner. Priced Burn Realty Just like New, Save censed driving echocq rained. .. BIDWBLL HOME Improvement i PAINTING AND paperhanging. COPPER TUBING anti fittings, j church and shopping. Call owner. for immediate sale. Certified and approved, !a e the 11th day of. sewerage.' area, ready for your choice of you very much. The above notice Is published in PLUCKED SEWERS yards of ^;inch. To order, send ning Herald/- I15U AVE. OF colors, wallpaper,' etc. eled fireplace, wall, family size John H. Lappen, Inc. M l 0-4409 35c in coins'toi Sue Burnett Man­ Near Uuckley School. Aluminum Jul,v 1959, at 2 o’clock in the af­ ONLY sdeordsnee ' with Fodsfal. Isw. JR. MI 0-6301 WlUlam E. Beifiore AMERICAS. NEW -YORK 36, N.Y. ternoon, to satiafy said Warrant *1 2 ,7 1 )0 Hartford National Bank and Trust kitchen 'with dinette area, tiled MaelHne Gleaned chester Evening Herald 1150 AVE. storms' and screens. Screened -in 8 room ranch, 1 car garage, bath, finished family room in BERKELEY Agency John S. BisseU For Ist-class mailing add 10c for petip. Fireplace, . cesamlc tile and Elxecution and my fees there­ Company is continuing and will Ml 0-0700 OF AMiauCAH NEW YORK 86, each pattern. Print Name,- Address neat throughout. Lot 100x150. THE WILUAM L RELHORE A6ENCY tun basement. Located on .Ash­ SepUe Tasks,' Dry Wells, Sewer Jarvt* Reialty Co. PI 2-0328 N.y. bath. No agents. Reduced to aell. on, the following described' prop­ continue at. the same locations the MI 8-4113 with zone and Pattern Number. -Call xn 9-8878. lARVIS REALTY 00. B o ffM land St-i just a short walk to ^ e s ln»Uile4—Cellar Wate^ PAINTING and Real Estate .Center erty, to Witt , Also, some lots and acreage la V: A. W. E. Btdfiore former buainesa of the Firc^t Na­ pniofiBg Dose. SP6RT . McKInne.v Brothers For lat-class mailing add 10c Quilt'Books Available: Flower One 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-door, tional Bank of Manchester, hmvlng all facillUea. East Hartford, Conn. OFFICE PHONES: town and suburban. 358 Main Street Ml 3-5121 PAPER HANGING Elsie MeVer ' Inc. tor each pattern. Print Name'Ad­ Quilts QlOl; Grandmother’s Patch- ROCKVILLE-A ap^______radio am} heater. MI 8-4118—MI. *-1800 purchssed its assets snd'assumed 60 MUe* Per bfaioo--^1748 Ml 9-6634 ' . J A 8-6634 e 811 S-OlHiO dress , with Zone, Style No. and work Q102; All-Year Q103; Young center of town conaiating ot 8, 5^ 5 MtKINNEY BROS. TELEPHONE ■tze. JDated at Bolton, Conn. Chia 37th EVEifINOS CALL: Membera; MkPblieetor Btord o t R eclton its deposits and ther IlabUitlea. JARVIS REALTY QOs Folk’s Q104; Covered Wagon QIOS. Slid 3 i-ooms. Good Income and re­ day of June 19!)9. John 8. G. RoUAer Immediate DeUvery , Hen Ostrlnsky Arthur A. Knofla Stanley .Bray Send 35c , now for the new Mre. Wagner. HI 8-1988 JOHN H. LAFPEN, Ine: XlMiAeator Multiple Llating Seivice MI 3-4113—MI 6-1300 Sawarogt Diiposgl Ca. Ml 3-8440 ' Pattern pieces, directions for 13 pair. Price la 820,900. For- more Janiee G. Haseett, Mrs. Megonlgle. PI 8-8811 i Georgs C. Leasnsr Ml 9-3266 ' on 6-8160 Ml 8-0278 Spring k. Summer '89 issue of opr' quilts In each of QlOl, Q103, Q103, MI 9-8361 Naackestor Chamber ef Comoiene MI g-1666—MI S«1647 ltO-133 Pearl SL—30 6-6806- information call Philbrick Agen­ Chief Deputy Sheriff, Mr. Werbner, Ml 8-7841 MI 9-S886-^XIl( 8-831* \ Uquldatlng Agents Pattern magazine Raslc Fashion. Q105; 10 In QlOi. Each Book 60c. cy, MI 0-8484. ; / Tolland County l V' / FRTPAY, JITLY 8, 1959 PACK roURTEBN jltanrl|(iat?r lEv^nitt^ Iff raid V Speed Crackdown Due Barrett Wins L T. WOOD CO. About T o m u No Herald Hcitrd Alone Main Street ICE PLANT Richtnl N. Johnson, son of Mr*. Ll Tdylor Heads Eastern Coast Guard 81 MS8ELL ST. Aare* O Johnson. 88 Unnmors’ j And on Some of Maneheeler't Sid* Street*, Too Tomorrow 0r,. has boon namsd to lh« IhirilJ- AeddemyTrip Zuhce-Crunhed-Blockn tsrm honor roll «t Stats Toi hnlral i Thf Manchester Ev^ming Traffic Division ori Holiday InsUtuts., NV'v Bntsin. Hs Did 1'ou 8 a j—1* rant*? •-sklnnlnj hi* knee* Ha ran towijrrt Herald will not .publish t,d- «cJil*\ed htjrh honors. ✓ , william F. Barrett ill. 18. son The counjfstsr who claimsd * Ihs, small fipjrs who stood m th* ^ n r^ ow , ln d fp «n rtcn (C D a y : Btat# Dollc# Lt*. H*rry_jraylor .r .^A « i,,i«t, 'dtms (lom firsmsn to compsnaste; dlslsnrs, tsar* strsaming: from hi* of Mr. and Mr*. ’William F. Barrett Ths Mary Ch^ns^ and ."hi^lon ^ ' -■ of Stafford Bpringa barracks and Jr., of 9.5 Washington St., haa been Ivihrirles wUI hs closed svsr>- Sat Inmorrnu P"'"* " ShiirkiJs Vikions of hioksn arm*. Tlbs *nd .. . .hinkiii' Albert Kimball of Hartford bar- selected to visit the Coast Guard ■ CHARGE YOUR nrday. hsgtnnlnA • df takin' a trip tomorrow. „ rsporlsd in The Herald. | whatnot raced tSoiifh Dad'* imag. .thinkin, raejur will direct the State's high- ’Academy in New London during i fJirotish Pspt. S. the academy's activity week, A u g .; PRESCRIPTIONS HERE ____ Ths hlaini was phoned In by I Inatlon Th# brief diaruaaion ended after 'ay safety patrol efforts over the Hreathlssa, he knelt down to .5 to 8. Manchester Av a TKS will hold U . Oriftln *aid Booth Carolj .J.ulv Fourth weekend. Barrett, who will enter the soothe the hoy. . was a nlde stats. iLt. Taylor, who resides in Ando­ th,ir nionthly hiislnoss msstInK Ss flund h« did "Money, baddy, mbnsy * gone.” senior class at Manchestet^ High ■'ll aho' if.” waa th# latlt heard. ver, will head the ea.stem division School this fall, will be sponsored { m m P I N E AmcDcan cfuh Ws.ghmp in wn" 's ths rl^hl coins (or a pay Ths yoimgfler pointed a pudgy Lsrpy S. Olspn, ap-'Amateur Ta- snd Lt. Kimball, the'western divi­ finger at the Iron bars of s aewsr. pperalor and-^tembe) of the I by Flotilla 95 of the Coast Guard PHARMAOT he from 7 to 8 ocloclc The bn*rd ' to Mrs, Shiirkua. sion. Theyi w.ere temporarily de- i Auxiliary In Kaat Hartford. grating, arross th* road from the Gii,b. explained , tached from their baiT*cka,-c6m- , I .T J Monday hoys. It wag a Ire cream trurk. Barrett was selected after atern nlpht at 8,0 clock at th" home of,, ..oungslsr who rectivsd a ihe altuaJlfllT w aa probably the re-1 m*nda Wednesday by State Police I competition over 11 other youths : Mrf ' May McLoughlin,\fasT s^aafwWItM 4.17,. C Sumu m * ~. . . sidl ^ - d f ''ahoiT akip," • term «p- Commlaatoner I.aio J. Miilcahy. 664 CENTER ST. dime from Aa.sistant Kirs Chief Yearly Ritual pUadOo the reflection of radio ■ hailing from Hartford. Norwich, mil St. The move was one of the first j Fisher'* Island, N. Y,, and Watch Scdrick Straiighan and relumed It Apparently gnin*' atudents aU-daves off the Ionosphere, ft I# in thft new comrnisaioner'a aweep- to the i>oy whose coin paid for the J-usual,for low-power slationa; to j Hill, R. I. The final competition was Atty. and Mrs. 'W. ban d Keith Manchester Glastonbury and ihg changes Ih the, Stale Police held Ih S^aybroqk. call Hartford High Schools have as beam a signal up to_ the lono- Department. Gov. Rlblcoff haa or-c wi)l be the host and hostess at the i i Barrett is one of a numbw. of adua-v sphere, a charged layer ranging dered a crackdown on speeders^ Lutz Junlor.Muaeum Sunday after-,! ^tnught Short much- pride' in their ’ candidates selected from the Third ve lack nfYfi'om 85 to 200 miles, above the and drunk driver* In an effort la noon from 3 to S o'clock lion dates as they Coast Guard District W hich ex­ I When the Ice Cream vendor's earth's nurface. he said. curb highway . acctdenla which consirie-,aiion' fuji-^h* feelirgS of tends from Maina to New Jersey A T1. r, 1.. i.'. •’ ..riWapon atopa down the street these Meanwhile, "d^t. Griffin has been have been on the increase in the tho.«* who piafer their nature and covers part of New York ^ e Flockville Lmblem Club wTll' gomeftimes hot. sometimes slimmer chuckling over the recent contact. past few month*. I Slate. Barrett represents Division hold its annual picnic " ednesday j reaction of most parents V " 1 ' Settling back in his chair, he said. The move comes Just before the, night at 6 o clock at the Elks Home ; jg 'jf, nimp into the broom closet I ■ T h m u h the paint bru.sli-wield- "I could almn.st smell the fried 9—the Connecticut Valley and ad­ antir.a ,of these students. Sev­ .year’s seconfl major holiday week­ in Rocks-ille. A card party will hc.l,^,, ,,,p vnuncsters clean him o f j , chicken and candled yams."’' - end. Many persons will take td the jacent shore point* in the 12- eral of the rocks at scenic Bolton Lt. Harry Taylor held In the afternoon, beginning at ■ gn |^)g change highways tomorrow and Saturday dlvision district. LIFE 3 o'clock. A ll planning to aticnd ronsider then the plight of'bne Notch hsve recently been covered Definition* for a long weekend. Traffic is ex- The Coast Guard Academy ar­ are asked to call Mrs. Ro.se A'al- fgihrr. ln«l.illcd on a ladder with crude. multPcolored |etisvs,L At the Joint meetlnjf of the peeled to be heavy on all astale la le ,5HfetydivislohunderformerCPm- range.* for qualified studenls to luzzi by Tuesday. j pamting the side hoiiae, and numcraUr thi;ee and four feet Bnaid of Kd 'ca'bn .I '*’ * ' i road.s. i missioner Edwrtrd J. Hickev. In visit the campus each year during high. , when that small lyhfle truck with irig Coinmitlce last night, Harry i,(. Taylor aaid all regular .Stale j 1940 and IBiSi Lt, Taylor attoncied the summer, and various auxiliary' 1st Lt. Philip Jobert. career of- j ,),, tmklv hclUd^'-c in alghi Perhaps the- enthli.siaim of the Howroyd. ciiaui.ia.i. u. v it. •'.Policemen assigned to barracks ; the Traffic In.slitute at Northwest- units around the country sponsor fleer in the regular armi- stationed Vi-om nri>dfrri> appeared .S-yc«r- rock painters might be dimmed committee, explained that lhe,| win be on traffic duty over the i ern Cnivcrsily. The first course One candidate each. IM L E StROHAN/iBEHT at F t Richardson. Anchorage. - r,m rwim^r one son. palm out- somewhat If they hei.ame Involved Wadhams and May' Co. had been i holida.v. In addition the Stale Po- ; la.slcd three weeks, and in 1948 1 According to Coast Guard of- AJaska, spenL the past five day* n\rpXri^<^. MfgitmiRBlHUDMtl/OHiBm In * paini removing chore under the apparent low bidder on the lice Auxiliary and the State Motor he attended a 6-monlh course '.ficials. the visit gives both the 1 with, hia parerjta. Mr. and Mis o ” * v. ITaddv, for Ire State Police snpervl.«ion. North End junior high school. 'Vehicle in.apeetors will be ori duly ,iinfl'’r a fcllow.slilp. j academy and the interested stud-j m n m i / ■ / «/ / Marcel Jobert, 722 Center St . af;v^rcam,s7 " iie hcsccrhcd The Wadhams and Ma.v bid was to assist the regulars. Lt. Taylor said he did not'know , ents the chance to look each other j ter compleUng a 2-monlhs to i^ ^ f , nld'man was raughi There Rough, Ah Say! Ria • - • t l . 113.125: the next lowest bid The lieutenant said he will put : how long he would be detached I over. The academy sets up formid- ! special duty at H Bcnmne. Ca, ^ digging deep. I able schola.stic and phy.sical re- | waa JI,149.000. ‘ 10 unmarked State Police cara on . from his bai rack command. While "Hello. Middletown 7" qnirements on which to ba.se the His wnf*. son and daugjitef- remain- , dropped a roiiple of coins into General Manager Richard Msr- i the highwa.vs iff his division. They lie is under special assignment, hi.s The question, asked ir, « voice .selections. Each division names one ed in Alaska. ^ ------j ,h. g„,g,^ ':"'f''''b,iddv ' "-'Ih th* flat, d.awling ar- tin. had aiipcrvised the bid open-, will move about the eastern paH barracks is temporarily in com­ candidate and an alternate for the I mg. ing. aaid Howroyd. ^ of the^state. especially at sectinrs mancl of Dct. Sgt. Albert w ! Boh- AdvfrtiacmejiV^ ^ I int-^»ci haru »n hu ,«outh. ov^r Activity week trip. ------,nne.1 one. too too ’ He turned hack to his , ^iWay radio\nd shattered the Howroyd was a^io.it to H'’’ '- where'the largest number of traf- man. The allernatc candidate is James VisisiL^Ashfni'il Ijik e this wrek- paint and the lad legged it np the lie the joint meeting, when he fle accidents have occurred. I Lt. Taylpr urged drivers this Afternoon ralnl of the Manchester Wall, of Fi.sher a Island. WATKINS- endr-^26^ 6 miles easteai of .Manchester road. turned aside to ask. 'l.s .. bid , Lt, Taylor is considered one of weekend to slay alert behind the police atalion. Barrett, according to his par­ o« Route 44; TcL MI 3-5440. j Father was aware the Icc ci'eam opening, or a bid letting?” | Ihe department’s top highway : wheel. "Most people who have ever LI. Ra.vmond F. Griffin, on diil.v ent.*,' has shown great interest in , vyagon mot’cd . from doonvav to Architect Victor Frid lookeiJi safety experts. . ! had an accident, or, . have come doniwav. hut hc^waa unconcerned j at the^ time, adjusted his, glasses^ the Coast Guard,Academy in re-r WEST As a sergeant before he took j clo.«e to experiencing one know until he waa brnnghl up sharp by flipped *" ' on■“ th* ‘transmitter snd at the list of bid prices and said cent .years, l^ r will he among the .piercing scream and anhse-j barked. "No. This is Manchester, •'It's a blood letting.” command of the Stafford Spi ings , how important being alert can be,” LAWN MOWER barracks, he headed an eastern lie said. roughly 12.5 mgh school students Funeral Service qiicn't cries of a child, his child. in-t-Whal’s your position ?" ‘ , I from the United Stale.s who will be . SHARPENING mortal pain. I ''South Ca'lina." came the reply. _ , Assuming . I treated to the academ.y tour. The ORMOND J. IVEST. Director He leapt from I he ladder, apill- "You sav thta is Mancheatuh ?" I* .own /"’ .A |3 ! ■'“ ’ B Part*, and Urn Skinner's academy feeds, houses and other­ 142 EAST CEN'I'ER ST. AND c mg paint, dropping the brush ai^ ” 5>s. .i.that's . r . .-.-i..rigdil.” Clerk a office, which'"1 " "' waa""" JtelUFf;'', Aji'AF r illt a m n ilH III ; Welding Co. m "Bolton. From Brad- wise provides for the students Mitchell 9-7198 '•Waal. you'll do. Ah’ll talk to "'>fh dog owmers trying to beat the | ^ ^ : ley Field, tliev w ill .re flown by while they aie there. ENGINE SERVICE vou-all.” luly 1 license deadline, w'atched as I 1 O M a i l M o l l d a V USAF aircraft to Grenier. Lt FACTORY ACTHORIZr.D 1' It was the flrst time, in Griffin's * appro.ched th. | ______. j ,,.«cren Rllis, tran.sportation of. SERVICE DEALER ficer of the local squadron, will E ST O W I recollection, ihst Smith Caroliha •■Male or *payed female?” »h* ■ C*pt. Thomas F. Walsh, com .Marlow's and other 'fine Manclinslrr’s Oldest Biigg* A Stratton and Clinton drive the hiis. I w PH A B M A rV N had been picked up on the police aakTld antomaticall.>' as they halt- n ander of the .Janoheoter Squad- .5fain St. stores closed Mon­ wilh Fine*! Fac1lit.es. TR .5-1174 * larlipiradio. 'T'K Thea *RESCRIPTION with the Dixie caller *bout five a little tune from "My Fair Lady.’’ minutes. cheater, N.H. DELIVERY lyrics by General Manager Richard They are Gall Joyce Doucette. — It turned out Ihe man was a po- M ^tin. Donna Jay Farris, Noreen A. PINE PHARMACY lire ■ officer making a routine •rae songW called, "With a Little ; Leber. Breta J. Raymond and 'broadcast when he lealized he was K,xtia viisn. I Kathleen A. Rook, the female rep- I being received in distant Con- It concerns the back door on the ; reaentatives; gnd Ricimrd .Lee •necticiil. And he made capital of municipal hnilding. and tell* of I cordler, Richard Joseph Sartor. the -situation while he could. A how somebody forgot to a am it to I , Govang. Kenneth W. Ccit- burst of sialic .swept sws.v the RANGE OPEN ALL DAY overcome the door, .sticky tend-: j, g,.^^. name of his town when he an­ encik The door was found ajar one , Fxlward A.-Deming, w o SATURDAY nounced It . , • , J - II i Erne.st U Kearns, Clvde E. Raiis- rUEL OIL BINGO '■Whal'a, the wesinun like?” he A memo was sent around to all ’ chenbaC' Ir Richard Miekewics, employes warning them SATURDAY, JULY 4 asked. that a David'K. B, janks and James'J. GASOLINE Griffin checked the outdoor little extra push” ws* needed on Kerrigan Jr., the male cadets. AT THE thermometer. "Ninet.v-two de- ' the door. Now employes go out th* 4th,of JULY The cadeta will leave Monday grees. : back door si night smging. (AND AS USUAL ON SUNDAY) ARMY and NAVY "Man that's h ot" was the re-! Isn’t that loverly? nom ing at 5:3o from the Ameri- c* n. Legion Home. T h e.v will - be BANTLY OIL ply. 'TTiought Ah’d check ’cause I Anon able to travel as far as Bradley c n 'I l 'i M . INC, FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF:— Field in" their newly overhauled and freshly painted bus. thank.* 111 '1 \i\'sim :i;i ^ Native Fresh Fruits and Vegetables to the volunteef^ servicer of 01- TEL. Mitchell 9-45V5 lie'a Auto Body. Nichols-Man- * Fresh Dairy Products ohenter Tire Inc., Parker St. Used H U C K V IL L E T R 5-3271 Amesifie Drives * Bread, Gold Cuts, Soft Drinks 276 OAKLAND ST. BY PtMvlJjCUld HOLIDAY WEEKEND PEROTS MANCHESTER THE t i n lilt- 1^ .1 I h w .1 y CO. SPECIAL! Where All Gardening Needs Are Satisfied Thomas Colla Ml 9.5224 JA 2.5750 Thursday thru Saturday Only 10 lb. Bag Charcoal Briquets 29c e ^ N o t ic e ^ WILL BE *e With Grease Job and Oil Change THE FOLLOWING PAINT, CLOSED Choicest Meats In Town! KELLY’S SUNOCO STATION WALLPAPER and HARDWARE WE WILL BE OPEN 947. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER—M I 9-8161 Saturday and Sunday STORES WILL BE JULY 4 and 5 4th of JULY! FOR BROILING—PLUMP, SWEET and Jl'ICY SPLIT CORMSH THESE FINE MAIN ST. STORES I WATERMELON GAMEHENS AND MANY OTHERS CLOSED LYNN'S BAKE SHOPPE C c W I L L B E TEl.. Ml’ .i-.'>99fi ' ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS 183 NORTH .MAIN ST.—-AT DEPOT SQUARP: ea.

■ PLENTY OF. FREE TARRING jYT THE .SQV.ARE T HIGHLAND PARK MARKET DURING JULY and AUGUST St7 HIGHLA.VD ST., MANCHESTER M I S-4S78 CleOSED OPEN 4th OF JULY T ILL 2 P .M ._ , e-PPEN SUNDAY AS USUAL • E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. MONDAYS 728 MAIN. ST— MANf^HKSTr.R HOT DOG Purin^July and Aa MANCHESTER WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. 249 BROAD ST.-i-MAXf'HKSTKR or HAMBURG 4. ' ' , OPEN TUESDAYS Thro^SATURDAYS C. J. MORRISON, PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. Doc. ROLLS Reg. 4de OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 9 P.M. 88.5 CENTER ST.—MANCHESTER I PAUL'S PAINT and WALLPAPER SUPPLY e NOTICE e BLAIR'S • JANET'S 84.5 MAIN .ST— MAXCHESTER ^ LAYER CAKES 787 MAIN HT. 917 MAIN ST. IDEAL FOR THE FMCMC, OPEN ALL DAY BURTON'S SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CC>. REGULAR 69f. .SPECIAL ...... 65c • LEONARD'S SHOES, JULY 4th 84I .M AIN 8T. Inc. . f. . 981 .5IAIN ST.— MANCHESTER 881 MAI.N ST. J. W. HALE codp? > V .. 045 MAIN ST. BARREn PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. Baker's Dozen PINE LENOX PHARMACY • MARLOW ’S, Inc. .581 BROAD ST— .MANCHESTER 861 .5I.5I.N ST. . --- C. E. HOUSE & SON, 299 E. CENTER STREET \ ■ On All Donuts Inc, REGAL MEN'S SHOP BLISH HARDWARE CO. 058 MAIN ST. 907 .5IAIN ST. 798 M A IN 's Tj—MANCHESTER 't ALji'AVS FRESH IN OUR REF'RIGERATOBS - HARMAQ'S MRN'R and PREPS • WlLLTON’S GIFT , LARSEN'S -HARDWARE, Inc. CREAM PUFFS • ECLAIRS ' SHORT CAKE 046 MAIN ST. SHOP ‘ 84 DEPOT SQl'ARF— 5IANCHESTER - 984 M A IN ST. OPEN DAII.Y 8 A.M. fo 8 P.M.— FRIDAY 8 A.M. to'« P.M. HARRISON'S MANCHESTER PLUMBING and SUfPlY 00. CARDS and GIFTS • LAND b>ASHION 877 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER - SI'NDAJ 8 A.M..,fo 4 P.M— TIAiSED MONDAYS 849 MAIN ST. 888 MAIN ST.

/ W I V 1 * iJ I TV Week

^ VM>BO liVgKT WEEK,—Atfc «IOHT» RBtUEKVEBt ■. » . DICIUNSOM A W , I | * .’ V ' mer schoolteacher, and Jerry's fother, Norman Mathers, a cotinr pelor in the Van N i^ pubUo lo School system, Mrs. MaUiers says; I My* rJistyt'.''"Tony Ml* "We’ve bpth reslstied the tempU- » Mfiae iwM teWks, V 1 gst tion to take over Jerry'g taaehttig. M be half as good M M M TB M ily .Setries bsMuse we feef thla 'Wdtild JUst piol^jr : good." Aft* Tphy ■*>■ make it hardar on his regular, praudly; "Jetry Is hmrntaig-hs'd- teachers. But I'll sdniit-ws do help gotag to bs ocM of ths b*M ...” mrt.m. m o r a r d s . him once in s while when his • 'And so H j* that the Uvoly w*H4l M’U be able to beat the average bomswork hss him temporarily of two y«r ig boya unwindiiic tm . It‘« almoat m if they were', real player hia age.” dumped.” W th e n .” ai^re Wormen- Tolcar/ the With Jeny, ifa Jaat the oppoeite, beyond the seop* of the TV eSM* dHMotor' of - I'o BMVer,” but hla yet undeveloped akill at Jerry MatheTa wae first 'diScdv- e(*, pforides the clue to Uw r«*t> ■eyiilT family jectes on AB&TV. sred' in IMS at the aM o ia ysar; Quality transferred to ttat aporta haa worked to the ahow’a when a saleSlady.'^Nutiini: on his lie waa teikinr.'^Out^erry Rl'ath- advantage. It haa foatered a na­ soreen qaAlfred Hitchcock, who signed matters can sometimes be a better him for the role o£ Shirley Mae- T h m guide than a parent’s faulty Laina'a son in "The Trouble With memory.' Harry.”, CcwmeeHeuf B d w I c Jerry's Interest in scouting la In. ttie onse oi HpH.ywood-bom fuip TMiBr cDMPwnr^ typical of his many schoolboy ac­ Tony Dow, he was direiHJy in pro­ tivities. After a couple of hours in ducers' Hne of vision for twelve front of the television cameras years before flnoli.y being die- iNsiMfriiitNEy each ipornlng, followed by the re­ covered by one of his neighbors ^ t a m k quired portion of schoolwork, Jerry is free to return home in mid-af­ actor BUI Bryant. ELECTRONICS ternoon and spend the rest of the Talents Revealed In Teat day with his neighborhood pals Making two unsucceaaful piiots LABORATORIES playing baseball, football or en­ gave Mm .valuable ex;rerience, in addHton to recognition by di­ gage In some other pastime. tm tvxr hsil 277 BROAD "About the only exception to rectors and prodt'.cers, so that this routine is Cub Scout night,” when a talented.^newcomer was says Mrs. Mathers. "Jerry has the needed for the Beaver serice, Tony usual youngster's enthusiasm for was called in to try out for the Now—^you exn write checks En{«y TV scouting and he really looks forr part of Wa!ly and landed the role xgxinst credit instead of your Hewid iIm Horn*! ward to the meetings of his pack." ^ An avid enthuaiaet of aqrfboard bank balance, and yon can Home entertainment la - Jerry, who would quickly scorn the .riding, skin cMviot; and' swimming, always hsYe a siibatantiid where you want It when Fauntleroy clothes and chauffered as well ss othe, snorts, he's suc­ fund of money-in-thh-bank to yea want It with a IMf limousines once common among ceeded in getting Jerry interested, buy anything yea want at any hylvaaia Portable TV! child stars, is given opiy the usual too. Right now. Tony is giving in- time! Stop aeon at STANEK’S schoolboy allowance which Js structions' to' Jwry, on ths art of and aeleet the model yon usually spent as rapidly as any diving. “An expwt-in the, water, want. ’ Open Thursdaya other boy’s on such things as kite says Tokar. "Tony divan and ahttl t. string and comic books. 'swims with grace of a Mai. He Mrs. Mathers sums It up. “Jerry Is paUemtty starting Jerry on sim­ Ml 3-1171 ple dives and ,later plans to teach \ :. \ ( ) I ■ > - \ M ^ \ N M . \ I < I la a normal boy. As the first pom doesn't have anything to do with In any family. Jerry has problems, them.” -him more coiinf -Hcated turns and but they're the usual ones found Help with Homework ftipe." By now, Jerry haa succeed­ in any similar family. His career Although his. motlier is a for­ ed in overcoming fear of the high- FOR PREFERRED REAL ESTATE and mSURANCE SERVICE SATURDAY tsion P R O G R A M 7:M rerrjr Maasa . - A ^ M arkbaas 4d Starrinx. Raymond Biirr and Bar- Fiaanclal genius Nicky Schuler Tr«e tilRry iMira Hals. Parry Mason ia oallad I ..'Is found snol to death ip the JARVIS REALTY COi VRCle Al .into ths "Caaa of ths Vagabond study of h is New York apartment Shade When fliitariaF W»ttRm CHAMBERS o# t:l* Lm Dersehsr'a Warmas W. M fshltas. ims t "High W all". Rohart Taylor and Mevkag... Televiaions At 3;W nasrball >t. N S:M Rraaaar S. 4t Audrey Totler ■ (flan Franoisce GUmIs A 3t. thiward Binna awS Jamaa Brod- W srld 'a B e s t M >vtaa Packing... Reasenable Prices I.nuia Cardinals) aridi plav tha laadine - rolsn. (Double Feature) "TaM iee Dow- Sterage... 1;M Msvla If "I.OBI1 Shark”. A CoBlidenUal- die Dandy" James Cagney aaS "Jukf ntrl'' RfloaM Itsanaa and Snuad slaka-oul of a loan idiark Joan I.AaHa and “Come Live WHk AIX WORK OVARANTEBD Ann flhsrMan opsratton gulasd Id raapsetabllHy M s" James Btaarart ang Hedy 4:SS Mi«ka<4s la Alrlsa IS ralasn ths husathm at sfkaiHtr lA m a n r. . prscincl policamaa. a'rs vicIHdwd ar lAla Bhaw M IlisrsacbbrsS Ba*s sf Iks grattara "Centennial Summer" Coraat Blark fladdla M, M WHda. . TRAILER VAN 8ERVIOB 4;M nsnsjra ‘niaB4ar t Co-atarrlag Prtsr Brack and Rus- I Nows ■ S Fsaiars film S asU Johnson-CuHiana undertakes I Nows "Hills of Homs" Kdmund Owsnn. ths dafsnss at a yaunc man whh ePantarw PHaa: '^8 aad JansI Lsisk has., hean arrsatM on maplelon j s s BM E. MIDDLE TPKE. fsa ralaska <• of murder. "House af Draoula" I Ohauey OaaSM Cassasa M I.nwr*nss WaBUMksw f. St Mid f,ionaI Atwell 7 m g-glBT mt BMd. CM T-14M 4:N Wmthsrvaa* *• Mari* At Mtoa It GhatNa Vhna M • ;SS Ika Thiraa Isas— J "The untaithftti'' Ana ShsHdau 1. Nows nnd Wanthsr > ■gt. rraetaa al Mro Yataa • -IS and lAW Ayr ) N a R s . • Alka kv SsS. l,a****M flaHaji- •;M Bass Ann. W« Tfavsl ». ft siaN 5 PaladIn-iRichard Boone) baeoases ASvsnIsr* Ssrial J{ Involved In tke BroaaoUon of a Baack ra*4r ** prise fight in a mlnifig town, and, I VIEW|M»inte | AUTO S:IS Carissa Caralaal •» hecause af a graninx rherlff finds WeSeN (iM ails VWs “ • hn has' to fight ths RrHIah hsav.v- SEIVICE TraaMa WMk Falkas U wslghl champion in a nodiuarter- Br DOTE la RirOPOB fsifa OaBU M askfM bout seder lAndna prise BARRE GUILD nisi •• ring iMloa. IdiMqr Rotw kad Mtutta Wright Ray Btraater aad BW Ornat, "Advaalarsa Afloat Cinaarrae. CHv M. M ^ ’ <^ii|pnoMPn Btagal loaean *• . Georgs Montgnmerr ' slam. moetvBd xiXiOlgdM from Rodgers MONUMENTS I,a4e Manas# •* "Oimarroa RoHday''. Beth Pur- nnd Hammerstdlii, coiBpo(Nirs, ax- Idd W. MMdU Tpke. 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Cl f i A o i i n v o ijiAV^fteiint iDHtimw HiftALb.'R^ IVbY'lf MM fk ftlrn iiiM SUNDAY Television PROGRAM \ l e - l i w TUESD AY Television PROGRAM an InteraatioeM plot afaiaat n msaws-kasssm ' - ' *'* * CnrM»nfcw <*oa «tW Baaakall gaatakaard " man> life whan ha alacovera , „ IIol*rr«K» •! «b« Air amu n o Tiray deolloea k pkrty tavKatiob Mairr ■apott a] that tha cargo ha haa baen .hired rix im r w r GLlISS «NY •XOM Is A llaelM^’. Dowriks fraOi her eiaosatatk fa favor af ‘^aw m u H 'a rmmitr” U i to traneport fa human. Bvaratt “ * 1 F^rtamks .Jr .1^ Ptsnoak Dak. altkadlng k hlgli ochool fUneUdh S h i n e k _ 5 * " * * ^ AM^ar jNawA roainra Fllta ! Bloane, Henry Brandon, fdatured. Yhk Bask TliU !• Tfco.Uf* AtJr^r______OleAtMl — MkKROES ynp with a smeom^lklng li-ykar-old ITTia K r Knlfa", Jkck ralanca Mpycrirk I. M ______."miifiMiii • ' « !»da.»»»r Oo Parado BL I 4:kk iV o V F Adveakara boy. FaaMra . Bret Maverick (Jamea Garner) w » swcMMUiRBa— Q|jkgg rvmsmmm fplen TtaM g. gg T te BM Iotah ■ * '* * £ t***!2 ■*••• VaadM tiamara liW FlECTflONICS T te fArirtoRkrra falla back on hia va«t knowle^ka The Barly Mm v gg Starring ChOck OanBork with d:U Oariaoa Kaardaa * of flow- to xhape odAa and mantpii- ~ News "It Happened In Flatbuxh. Frank . .. «rl»aMrt j _ ------* 7i9k Asseriraa /I, tgsad Johnny Crawford. Lheaui McCatai LABORATORIES l iU Wkat'a Vaor TraaMof 4tM Ooa (laag^madlaa late figurea lo regain >4.000 tak­ Haatra andi Kalhym Grayson. boooraeo Involved In a "Duel of f:LrCIHON!CS l.«oaard l>a VlaM . . i Rayar BappHa 1 en from him during a "Rollday . „ Brwsklaak D i m TwHfgbl Theater kl Honor" when North Fwrk riiffiawr »;M Tka Laat Word t. W a f Hollow Rock"' ■:W IU|i Bkehards . UonRihl Wk Bald Calaia" lim it a Tialiing Italian eminti Ckrlaliaa M lra ra. A aarlaai daalinc wHh lha rxctt- liM Rd.Aalllvan , t. M J’JJ'SfP*"*" Baagasea LAfiORATOHlES I „ „ Till* •• Tka Ufa aaanr aoaaaaalal ay# aL .. ttkg News •ikk News aad Weather M Movie At Nine U 277 BROAD I IkrM Lama Pula Etr Paat inf world of word* and tha lSnR> Oueeta: The Ames Brolhera. yocal MANCHEST*^it _ _ Annabetta and John Sullon "A lr Force," Faya Bmeroon and IJali *lanfuac*» with Dr. Borxon group: Palachou, French alnglng ktkd n*t Fas Te - fTii d:kk Weedy .Weedaeeknr f ohn Oarfteld ‘ I "A INffarmt Drummar". T.. Evana aa h m and mooprator and atar: Alan King, comedian: Ford •ikk Feakara PRoi Keleare FletienTiMatov l i n ia I* Oar PaMk ^ i 277 BROAD — aa^M WMWUPR.._ •uiPllBt Jokm MBMMk .Brown. and Hines, comedy team; Ivry Big Pleinra •:1 k 'oataro |t. DavM 'nmraau - daclarad hla pilr* OuPiC oanpllata* Orodcho Marx. Ottll^ Israeli, vloUnlat: Pinky MOTOR SAi FS Bemgtr Bseaa ♦iM Weather. News Mad tperts SfoHlght Playbeaao 9, kk m •oiiH DPcUrAtt^ of In d a p ^ . comPdJan; and BumpII laynaa, and Perky, puppet acl; and Helen Carteaa Tlse* S STAi«K Fint * July 4. ]M6. -voim oMMMoniuc o b a u m t «:9k Fepeye "Leliere From Cairo" starring ^ n a id fiff editor or Harpar'a Halpin, ainger. ■ • . . . . ry Yaae# , News Bcag Ann Todd. The etory'donctwna a F o r . , . TIiIp !■ TIm Aqomoo M m sin e t iN Fate Kelley'e Bfsee It, M f : l* Oagkahi Kaogatew (W iQ Di'lYliift Tim * ■air.. Ohlhhease woman who i* tormented by let­ — aakaot «ba dwarla t william He.vnolda atara. "The 10- 512 WEST CENTER STREET 9i9k The nreejHsege. Pheae Taor Aaawea ter* written by her hushtuid be­ tv • BJIDIO • Aim > Ita va Baal* . )• Bar Tacet". Kelly and hla Big ■ n s - iB ii k:k( News fore hi* .death In, a plane acoi- ” ¥m T I u m **! . . . . •’ rfc* U$a aa . ^ gatardayMaNaeO *■ i f Seven learn that George I.upo haa M.kk News aad Waaihar* dont. RADtOO • PORTABLlB WiM Look Cp And U r * • M f : t l Pfoe iiuK NaMaa i, S aold the fattmua apeakeaay and H ih BtllMi Ry b y whkB RaHa^iia aarira '..And Ail That ■^h,Re Hl- . CeaM y tNyle. DBA Bob (hMamlng* Show 19, 9k RADIOS • H l-n O u^l: Oodfrpy ,P. BchroMt. who they are out of a Job. ae m Flaybea## t iH llgarta Wbon gen Murray learns that yh« M0*y Mm perlhet fh- JkaA Firat of a fourwpaH sorlaa ^ r«alcn«d laat 'BMarday aa moni- Lawmaa I. U H:kk Bm Leveasea ghew 7:kk WhMyMtda 9 Bob Is responelbl* for keeping hi* dtrotad to aaamintnd lha dta- ioT. appnlntpd to aupervlap the BkpGtwi mt £' T thBklaiar • M A R IN R Jurbinr raliiaa of lodav'a routh. "Safety-Tesied Traoear* Raak U Vaa Ra^^JjflNIea stwwglrta out late at nitbl. -be A n ia Radiw OMNMVNIOATIOKS MtlviUpa of the Teamaiora Vnlm. 0:00 TV*lhaa»er *! „ Wb# Da Vaa TraskT Mevia A T ie7 ea " i|t Irlra to talk him Into gelling mar­ Kril’ Slrkiand acta aa bMiera of FaHh % With Ronnld .Rpagan •• progrAin ll:kk I Leya Immp ^ e a r " DunM Bergnian and ried. ■ iBotBlted b y ' ' m r A N I W ^ EQDirMiciinr Jnlrd jMnel dlaeupaloa^ On "TbP •ub^rvlpor. Joan Crawford iitara Tb* Price fe BHht 99, Mathias TTIrman TIm Naked City » A H ngppri bkrvtM tHyBri- Ik«y,^ta»d I ^ M?* Panol lip In "And One Wan Igoyal.'* Th« Used Cars** .. Of UI* ^ Webster —Lekel News t t Up gun violence erupts oii New ohidoff Tl^ Bay. Jatnoa W. fden- .jlcjmia concprnp a woman who la U iM Tap Dollar New#- aad Waatber M. kk York Clly streets In "No More Sjjft Rdbpft ronula fl^yoa phWkPd ao apvprpiy by a orupl CaaeeatraMea CtgAaia David Grief ft Rumbles starring James Fran: U :M Kra^Oa N»w Tatk j TV-radlo nMdUOPr and crlti^ oppm vo cp Faltk Ear Tadar t buaband that aha I hor I . Cover Merjr 7:11 Dei^ae Bdwards, News Wiki clacus. Tile Lean ■aaMp \ 9 TV \Bhaw ^ »f. M . „ Ladlra’ Day l^ b l Mepa te Ppaiee" It Aibly WIIHaaes I, kk Oaaa.oi> m ? Daffy'a Vavpra II » \ \ I . I • - \ ! I • i \ ■elaaaa Tkaalar * (Ontorl Rlarilng. ianrt Blair and lt:kk I.OV* Of Ur* New* Guests: Janis Paige. IMdIe m Thie la The Aaawer M John Raitt -Ouppta: Opprat(c ao- Tie Ta* Deogb 7:tk>aea Franeteee Beat 9 Hodges. J.ohnny Carson and .. . Sacrad Saar* M f t i t CeaRapat • 4i tliU Uriaa Waid 4$ prano Dorothy Kfrxtpn and eomp- 33C North ... 4*»k»». Bear# Dragark tt. 9k vibraharpist Peter'Appleyard and ;“rha niiman Brain/* An acttMl dian Alan Young. Conlry Oravea. 19:9k SMrek For Teorarrea Starring Jhek Webb knd . Ben - hi* quartet The Peter - Oenaro II :M Paaiara Tkraa . t, at ^am o|>erailoa on a humnn r# H .4ft fte ftft n M E M M o m a n ^ M EEN PHARMACY Rducatlon aarlaa. with .Jamak Main .St. ne-Game Woraaap Alexaninow.— „A 1 man I* auap^ed of doiKera amf Jack Kane and hla tetlant la ahown In Johoa Opaa Bad ' It * Paalamime k|alB~' i. kk' havlni___ ng Ibeatenm his wife fo death. orchestra will be featured. OHARLRMS A . B A R 0 A T O . Ifac^draw- aa ntodaralor. flaov tfophina ITnivprally tidRpItFI. Idawuiaa ' 4i ' 'nm OaMInglUs^^ ItagaHaet (Premiere). »•'< t»auaa for a' W GtW cM il — DclM gftlY B.S., BlHlmi. tMlt Baltimorp. Md.. In thla. roporf on f :M Alfred Hitrhparli ,FrPMaUs S. 49 Td. An-gUar BaeebM Q Tom "Sugarfoot" Brehraier (Will) imvtd Niven Shew i tt. tk •xair ;hf doiat. raflactlon on tha man a npwppt knowlpdap of the ■'Tea Time” ro-rtarrlnx Margaret BUILDING MATERIALS 1:4 J Nrwa Hutchins acta as legal eagle In "ThE Good Dftdd” .’ A iTfiwiipgpor Saraaaity for mind. Eric Spxarpld la boat. MI 9-5253 E f c K I D f y Solittida. and will axamlna Uia tePixbton and Mareha Hunt. Itip Masle Blag* ' have a 'nnlorfoiui ouflaw sign a Yolumnlst (Keefe Braaaelle) rlMS: MHOUR VIplerv Al 'Hta 1 "otnor woman" In a lovr trL DIverca Heariag document palernitv of a teenage hi* life (n interview a "cop-klll«?‘ TiHiiaa and tha danirara of aoll- ifppt The Fre»« I 9 angle threatenp to tixe the wlfp’a LUT^dBER FUEL l:kk Oar Mia* _ ____ N*vtii(f Ortir ’ Nfgfct RnMM*KC«Miy CMI - appraclatm* aoHtuda. ~ “ ■ B r ^ a TOy In "Ysmoa Groaelng" who la being hunted by the enlire Oueat: limmaa B. Murray. Oon- damaging letter to her secret hoy l:kk At Tk* TFerM 'Taras „ „ ilaeKensle’s Balder* kk polloe force. OrdliMtry M I S-40M Baa# 'TtM.-riawa a aullant to the t^olnt Conarpaalonal friend to.blArkmall her in giving NEW H O C I^ OPEN DAH.V 7:9* A.M. MONDAY Tliru SATTMIAV ‘ _ TV Halt Order kt T v Preaeet* - t. t t Paaanat' m iMOBdry Hcrvlbk Commlltep on Atomic'Rnpra^ her hurband a divorce, OPEN irNTH. 5 P.M. MONDAY l>ra THURSDAY - . HaS^Raar Film M t : lt rHhen Seldler g A mine cave-ln trope Helen Arch­ FKiE DCLIVEHY .. . . ? " T.* Adaaalara jg Wiprifr of rerhlae i nivorre Oihirl $ .- Nkevc Caayea Yt. 9# er and her eon Steven In >fa Ijine . . ■ IIII b "Baat of tha. Radman*'' Roharl Beacae i 9 CMneetleat Bandakoad k Byan and Claira Traror I«aretla 7'oang Rhaw tt. ftft BIChard. Willie 19 t:9k To Ten The Tralk 9. M ]k;kt WerM’a Best Movie* f IB Fllleai fterviea tt "In The Good Old Siimmeiilme” . Who Yea Traekt gg dimmie Badger* Shew 79, 99 "Amaxing Mr. Clllterhouse." Rd. Oeatev RL ifatrrtk HMy. I*.at 5***‘ ^ *■ -Ef'M Paaaa ■ W C'ket Hantlev > 99 A wife (Miaa Young) heglna to .*:kk Raager Aady g tCoIoM featuring .Budd.v Morrnw O. Robinson and Humphrey Bo- !»:m Jr*"'.'.?'''' '• *'»»l'Robert Young Betwoen Oak oohI B lrrk ) Ilia Nanal.tn- Paaaldy helna^Tlmmv win a aorolT ppe- j- anneara op- Brother, in "One" 11:18 Fealoee-Fllm S hy the Audubon junior p«>alte her husband in "Face of Ameriraa Baadekaa# gg - Lot** Travel ' |g "Black Angel" Dan Duryea and Art Needlework RappHro' m . Ml 3-S179 Oral • Boharta Club. , the Dend " Frank Tcoveiov atara. M k Fealar* Film 9 t:kk Peek’s Bad Girl g. kk Frep bwtmeMoas NimHamna'a Ctab ■ "Homeward Borne". Undo IHr- Peter l.s>rre . Twnat%*wXlx Mea %, 4$ Rundav NIte Movie . -tt-. Warring Wendel Corey. Marsha Jack Pear Skew - 9k Free Parktop ’ "t t**' Wank MltHreatem Hayrlde ‘ ~ tt M Pattcrna.V Van .Heflin and nell end Ttlchard Dik Hum and Fatly McCormack. 11:9k Jock Poor Skew " jg • . . 'Mllwaukoa at Phlladalnhlai Movie At 7 19- FJvereft Sioane. Pepeye Theater g ig Eager lo he accepted b.r a "ma- New* 89 M COTTAGE ST.— MI 8-tf88 Mhaaaa. Oaaan af lha JaaRla "Trooadern” . Roaomary f^anP and R O R E R T J . ^ Teenavlll* ^ |g TrIfr Bf Hipt w^«f I.atc ghow 8i INCORPORATED hire and aoplilsticaled*' crowd. 17:48 New* 9 M HOVH SERVICE Ralnh Morxaii "Cry of the Oily** Victor Mature 1t;8k New* and Weather I SfL romho4 Featare ~ f:IM RiMpfiHll 99 Rea, Hunt p 49 I 7:M That'* Mv Bey 4i t1:ftft Rnaday Newa RneHat 8 REAL AMIULANCE Sinrrinx Fdd»o Maveoff and fea- S;R#a aa PlRNobuM ’ *• Faahinirton) Newa'and Weather 9, SERVICE tiirlnx Oil Rif atton Jr,'. ' and Newa 49 ESTATE w SMITH ''INSURANHMITllS MINCE lRl4" • INSURANCE IT’S Rod Sox ▼». Baltlmnro Rochelle H u d a n n. ‘‘Jarrin’ Forty Tjite Show .ftft W EDNESDAY TGfc»isfon PROGRAM OF MANCHESTER OrloloRl SSS M AIN STREET, OROIJND F1.,OOR— MI.B-SMl I’artalii Ttmo JackV’ wife valid nelxhbor trv lo "The Orof»k«>d Road” Kklmtind keen Jack from altendlnx Oie l^we and Irene Hervev . „ Adveatara Serial Box Rachels." A hard-hilling ^Yttnkpo Dordio DiuhIv* Jam ^ tnlllallon oeremdblea at hla old 11:1ft Feature Film 8 • Agrtenltnrn) Baperg • :9t Mlekey Monae Oah TEL Ml 341350 m mm «nd Joan *T.r^dle Npaahih Contaa A 89 drama showing how racketeers Covey's ' z:M 19 • xotlexe fraternity when they "Topper’*. Oary Grant and. Oo»- Rarly Shaw gg and syndicates terrorise Ihe learn that Junior haa not been atance. Bepnett I Sacred Meort "Green Graes of Wyomihg" Burl ^AcroHR Iho PacJHr**. Humphrr^v niedxed Today oounlri 's JDke box-Industry. The RCSTAUkANT - Bo^nrl and Mary Aator. World*« Best Movlea f . 'Merniag Semlaar Ivea story'lx based on the-findings of IN MANCHEMTER S:M Now* Raa FraarUee Beal 9 *'Tlie Big llouae *. Wnllace Beerv 7:U TwIUghl ThfsUer gg Sen. John L. McGJellan's racket* 99 RNHnlelea tt. t i 17:99 Ndwk ftft i B S E s g a T ' Town Crier - •^ncore" Glynis John* and Kay 4ri# Orlrnt Kxaro«« tt N «r * Investigation rbmmittee. „ Why Not Take Her 0«« Frataro Walter Able la boat. ‘"Hie Fllxht" HUM Newa and Weather ft **Manchester*» Oldest 7:tk Walsh Saf^eFur 99 atvrrina Ai»die Murphy. A free-' lt:Mi Moment of Medltottoa .9 Preftle la Ssaee Jl:48 Newt aed Weather Ig This I* Year Life tt, 9# To Dinner For A Owngef Wx PlHare 4# lance pilot heoomea Involved In I :S9 Newa g Finaneial Institution** Breakfoek ’dSH, 9:49 Pepeye Theater g Wednesday Night Boxing 9. 89 ctirMar0ser^dMarO ^ Or¥earm waeas a» Hap BIchard* World Banlamweiglit Cliampinn- JUHT A8K HER— ^ p la in Rangareo Strikes ’N Spares Ig ship Bniil between champion AL Storage dSIkP.ftkiie JOrMwf.emmaedkkBlkdWeer New* Late Matinee U i^nse Hallml of France vs Jose S E E R iHAT HHE SAYS! It'* Fna T* Bednoe 9 :tt Weatker. News aad Sparta 9 Becerra of Mexico, 16-round con­ ■ONDED PICK-UP Open ^ Until Featare Film «:9 t News Beat 19 test, - ' Call M l S-1413 fo r RenervnMaBS Tkl* I* Oar Fatih ^ Clabhedse 99 M ONDAY Television PROGRAM .9:48 New* ~t, 99 Mike Wallace It Bamper Beam PIJCNTY OF PARKING Cartoen Time New* and Weather 9 Feolnlre 44 4k t:IS'Herret RIerm Eg son. R-C.N.^: imrratcft hU hl»> Current annuiil dividmd 4:88 Spert* ag "Crash Dive" Tyrone Power ami "A T 4ft E: CENTER 8T. Fisher • :M Agrirallsral Bep-H *’^ " ' * 1 t:gg Kdge ef Night 9 fork* (rip from the Allanllc Oc^Ati. Im aey Toaes 9:99 npaaihb C«ara« 99 Cowaly/Twlr 99. gg * * u 3 % % ; 5 P.M. 7:94 African Patrol 9 Dana Andrews J: » Sgerni Heart • g to thf Pacific via fho NtA-ihwrfit- M Y CLEANSERS, liK. 4 Clwb h«ks* l i Ig PAKAge. Th "The Killer la Ia>hee*'. Joaeidi euccccYlod in mAklnx the perilous nipted scrvi.ck * A.M. to 8 P.M. Boagh Be Ml 99. S Roland and Helen Gilbert Ik;k8 Weather; News aad Spavin 9 E U I ED'C AMOCO News g Cnfton -nfld Dhrtnda Fleming Trtanrte PUyheaea g Weather—Leoal Newa 99 7:9k f.o«»k sad l..«ara g (rip. Jack Douglae, hoirt, • Rarly loite Shew 89 ■sFli-EIV d SERVICE Pope.ye Theater g, kk 9:99 Froijillcr :4k Hewa aa lecmmon. A haraciied gitnnmii al- New* 9k Ted Steele Shew 19 FR IE N D S A T Adveature Reriea gg tcmplA (o dominate a nmaporoUA dl?"* '• Mthl *i--97r Jt New* osd Weather 9k ! ' i 5 U"* *'■" BcAac* at ktgk Mirhey Mewae Clwb g. St .. eatlle (own hut mcM« with op* ^ Way IM Ufa 7:9k .Decoy 9 GREEN RTAMP8 ■ * E T T L E k:kk Eralare Klim g Karly Rbew gg I Tap Dollar 9 Wagoa Train tt, 99 Rig New* It Tbia la f)ar KaHh g )Aition from a woman. (Bf'anoti tVhm Downtown "Ia>ye la News'• Loretta Young rcmlerc).. WILLIS Gorago Casceatraliaa 99 gg Starring Ward Bond and Robert 11:18 Featare Film I SftS M A IN ST,— M I 8-1477 Remper Reem Jg Twilight Theater ■ a# P «l«r fJuan ftft. ft9 0 6 11 Cover Story ' Z Horton. "The Juan Ortega Story", "The Bribe". Roberl Taylor and Monday, duly 6 flarleea' Tim* gg •RlKht lo the HeArt” . Hrenda. CraigP S(*'VciiA. "Bdic Ffiuifl A SPECIALISTS IN Cempaaa S After seeing his father lynchM a Ava Partlner . .. Taare a# . .. i ' ’’’*’' *"'* Jo'’''!* Allen Jr. ' Corpac.” Edle itsola Albrlghl) W H E E L A L IG N M E N T wsd I jU r* Of Ufe g as yoimg Mexl?an (Dean Slockkwell) ' |i B-4381— 18 M A IN S T - M A N C H E S T E R It fleald Be Tea 99, gg Masic far a Sammer Nlxht A 89 l:kk Rendllnea ' 9 have a FREE citp o f cof­ Deagh Bd N| ^ n k:9S Weather, News aad Sparta 9 Mavie At NIae iH Paalemim* t)ols I kg S Special guests; Rose Bamplon. instead (if repeats? „ Trlengle Playhease g k:gk Pepeye Thraler g "Allotment Wlve«". Kay Francie [ 5 ^ Okiding Ughk ' *•' g Lucille Kaller. Melissa Hayden " ' lk:lg Ram l.evenaen Skew S . ag and Andre Bgleysky. —r' News Beat Ig 9:.--MDTUAL VUNDS '-----re...Tbeoteg , ' A 49 » „ Ji?** ^ r m Mhew M .,He«ri of yirmnla.". Janet Haul- ^cckwad . M 9:kk The HI- Paveff ”■ g 9t9g Fattier Knewa* Beet 9 kg <• .■ 5ir Roberr Lowery. SMMAIN STEEBr nx. Ml S-IlM „ Feadwre . i t WE CAu. FOk AND DBjves nEtenmoNS Voppp Dr Maloae gg gg ■Rohert VourfT-snd Jane Wvalt Beat Hkkles g Pfrrt mmw fk:M Theotev by Bo.------her family thinks “ Deep Valley", Dana Aodrews "Sound of Violence". "Tha Jobe Ard^ry In Flowers 5 : ^ * '" ’ 1 ’, ' ^ * M ,;be la bojne played Mr a .aucker. .. .. J®'"'’" J " ■'(?*" Night" *:*•- ■ J b ' .Star Playheaae ak^ , Mar.-mret enntinnes In help, a Mnidy n ^ lv arrtVMl tn towp. Faepi Thrm B a.^ tg 9k A n ExpoMw TMura M i i Ml 9-9814 ^neec.(em Haadataad g J^i-a "» WeRa Farg* 97 9# I, ,, 2!"" ^ Newiber ft - ---- , 69S Main .St. Rrh^rtom stars In -"The U ;U Featwa Film . *a 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE Blebard WilUa ig Gminferfelters". Ilardle travels t)» GLOBE ‘ T W ieig , Who O* Vow TraatT u ;Tlrand CeSral Murder" Van 7 BEAUrnrUL DnSPEATB ..Atkk Pop«».p ApdV '- 3 Bl Paoo on a hunch tbof a croiip Heflin and Patricia OoM Phone M I 9-R268 of coiipterfeltera of llrells fiirgo Jack Poar ' gg. ^ t h OcJ'^Baeaaeaees M gg iMtml cliccks Is operating there. ll.lk Jack Paar f»*w S HIAViL SfRWCE ^*'^9 Am-rlc-a napdMaad g .19 Bam doarae.y K SS T lie ln A b D and H A L L CO ., Inc. Kathy. Oadf ray News n g n U R iu c Y The Threw Steegew "The L"hr»u>or SAlla the ■ C a ­ M UNION mr. — BOCMVlLUi nuck ■ OoJmnodore Owen Roberk- MAIN 9 T .^ .n L , M l 8-87«7-Af|tF 8 VJI.. M I f^WSt memiHMM, M1E8808 M 4 C B ITill ST., Miiftw Mowditsitr Charge PI b m r-- 1»AGE POUR MANCHESTER'EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONH^ iTRfDAY, JULY 8, 19W ------5;:------L-: 'j ^et^visiojt P R O G R v roo IhS^pSfiSa ruaa la w ia ia a Y a a ra , J / “5 ..r .1 - j '•■'.‘An ot _yjol«nca" Van HofHn j Ja m « a U re g o ry a ta ra . .-•Vnmpapa Tkaatar 8, 44 J a ffe e S to rY " . TM atoi . Taaaerllla U n ia H lg g an a . a B m o k l iC Pirat 8kae . « w h # , rpecUi/lird .H i APnW VMlMMb ■; "Oiie Sunday AftmOan"-'llafinia t n ic k lo a d i o f w h lik e y . . „ •t»M CrtPr •, .. l^^nd^anipPMAa ^ T k a g r a l M c C a y i . *v ** ( \ ’ f K 0 M/ 0 P e p ln o g rtJi M a M la U n t' w han C ra n d p a M cC o y - d rc ld a a th n t 1 0 ; ' d t j ' . dftia g e n iMaaay Ad*aa4ara ** h a r r r i t lim e C a ll* fo r lo m r te m ­ ;i’^RA ■ea .Btoanra* p o ra ry h e lp In " T k r N e h R lre d OiMahi «.a ite M » H a n d ." W a lle r B r 4n n » n a la r a . Kewi *s Pea T ., .-*‘4^Vn* Broara" Ckarloa Boyer 8:88 IMafc -P aw e D . P re w n ta I w m O ra p ■// BROA:; ■ and 'ymnUar lotiaa ' ' T k a n le r _ .8 ~ eler. nia i Tkaatar 88 D ic k P o w e ll it a r a in ' n w S c k f; J . Om . iloliMwIIrn a Taar". Baadotph fo ld ” it o r jf o f ■ to w n ’o IW l ■. .. ■•4. Praataa Poataa , ye n p e d h ce a p k ln a t a k e m t ftU Sava M i Wealbaa:. . M lit t le m a il w ho h aa ab of a n ------t;ta BpaBlakarry Baaad t one o f the c o m m u n lly ’a ., le a o liif •aH« U iH Uaene. , ' „ B a c k a la r P a t k a r ** 8:tB Baart and .Saerte S ta rr in g Jo k n P o ra y lfc e . ' Tb rnH S? Ml f.1124 8:88-1 a n d th e T e e n a g e S ire n . K 4n y M W Neva Baat U B u n e re fro m a M v e r r obae o f mgs Je a lo u a y o v e r a new g ir l a t aeb eol w ho la eo aald e re d " a lln k y ' a n a SteeMre JlaM 8:48 aar%rA«-r. Naan - 8. 88s aophlaticaled. STANfK S^VICIf „ Wta D. rie TnMtr Naara aad Waatbar A L a a r a I t T a B a a v a r 8. 88 Matiaa Mpaal t l B e a r e r au ccu m b tn g to a d a ra bP AH w «irk taMjr gmmnmtm4 8:88 Sparki 48 k ia p a l t .a r r y . am okea a p ip e w ith Tiaa A Par, Par tM lar Tatar 8 ;unexpected rra o lta In ’ I w e P Ip a ’ • SfSUP Mata Traaaar 8 S ta re B a r b a r a Blllingeley and Maneitest^^ C^mstmtTsUtm Matla At faraa 18 H u g h B e a u m o n t. , . MmI TIir Bkm»9 ‘‘Strabla Mr. arerory." BdmiMd M a rla A t N Ia e „ U L o w e a n■" d . J * e aMl n Rodrara. , " R o a rin g T w e n tte a " . Ja a a a a C a g ­ MbIii Offiet W aelber—Caeal N aw a n e y an d H u m p h re y B o g a rt. »:W fjM. Of Ufe N aw a a a d I n a M : ' 88. as 8:88 P ia y k o B M 88 , _ ' 8. 88 Tie Tae DeMh , P B a a a f d a lf r ^ M :____ — " B e re n A g a in a t th e W a ll . T h 8 Aaraea Tha SanM ' T iM D e a r ln a Bdwarda.NSrwa '48 documentaiw produptton a t tk a East Bnuick ., UiM aaaTBb Par. T a a e m w ot b e h in d th e S t . ValenUne'a M»1 H Cm M Be Tae N aw a W g a y m aa a a o re o f th e AI C a n a a a . Pealaaalaia M e • 1t8A .H r . a a d M ra . N a rtk 8 g an g in C h ic a g o . P a u l I ,a m b e rt. •eoefy Car* M T br flaMlac U «M T b a OaHfaraiaaa 88 ^nnle -Patrick, • • —Neadon - —Booth. West Bnneli M Nawa S t a r iin p D to k O oew iia. "A O Ir l otbcrr, ratkBdto Mama BUa. 'N a m e d S a m " . W a y n a la io d rd in II !!«««•■ Strmt «e. hi fw li, back, Ai Baeia iTMi BMir Ir a e k iM dow n th e d e a d ly B a n ­ Stara Dennir Morgan 'Safety trm U , . . jTMi lf.*la MaitoM d a n a u a o r b y one o f t h e ir s u r r l r - Deiweit''. Denni® tape and___ -bUi__ iM k p n t t f ''Uantlemen at Raart" In p - r ic t im r . a n tS -y ra r- o ld C t r l. Atarf conceive and commit a dar­ nom.ro ing burglnry to eave a jnan'e f n m « T « n r IMrare# Beariac H^ray PalrM 81 reputation. / M(l« with MM M Oar Mlaa BroMa I Film FPsllfal Beagh Bldere t. II •f Mir espwt ;*e Aa T ii. WarM Tania t. aa tiM D«epm^r BrM« i. M lot. KirhV tJan Merlin) leaves his hiUr^b’*. Taaaar ' a SUrrlnc Spring Byington ^ U i companione to visit a cousin.and Nawa at Harry MArgan. Lily Ruskin and runs into a plot aimed at taking Tkia la Tk. IJfa u Ppta, Porter. "paln...... r' a beautiful over a local freight line In :ta Praror n plcturp oif life In the Marine Corpa “ Hired Gun * at Pm Battar or Par Waraa t. aa to got Pete's sponging hrother-fn- ' Vos Bet V4»«T laHe SC. M BOLAND aaaa Par A Bar n . M law to leave town. Flight • MARLOVrS 3ar la rear! a. M Wka Payii? s, tt. 9$ Jadge Bvy Beaa 88 OIL COMPANY M Haaaa Partr A *few panel quU Ahow. starring Masqaerade Farty St. 9# OMITMllMltly In |h« OMtM' Tka f'aori at Hamai aiatiaea Mike Wallace aa emcee, and Sir (Colof) 369 CENTER ST. •f the Hhepplnr tUstrlet. redrlc Hardwlcke. CeJeate Holm Weather. Hparts aad News 8 ^ ■ «ala Siaraa Ska«. t' It and Oene Klavnn ae nanelletn. F.aiiy l«a(e Shew 88 Tel. Ml 3-6320 "Country tienllemen". I*Ha Lee SCI Hntai St.—T el. M l »-8 M l S:aa nr. Iladaaa*. darral Aaaraal 8 Sarra' 8. 58 Yaaarnr. Mafnaa It. tt When Rancher Don Tomaa YorlM and Oleen and Johnson 24-Hour Burner Service Baal n r Clark I. 88 he'eda the advice of hia head World's Rest Movies • ^1 8Ur PlapbaaM 'a vapuero. f^azaru. and forbldii the “ When l.adies Meet” . Oreer Oar- Ml Itil.;, Nji, , i;i|; . J 8:8a Tka V c ^ a t la- Yaara ----- T: 4a marriage of hi* Indian aervant. son and Joan Craw/ord Pram Tkaia Baala It. 8t Romaldo. to Buena, a girl In­ 11:88 News. Weather aad Sports S ('aaaartlral Raadalaad • debted'to Don Diego, the. couple Ted Hteele Show 18 W e tijvf lii[i!i- Him* stamps tarhard WUHa 18 take niattere • Into their own Rig News SI Wka Da Vaa Treat n hande, in "The Runaways". Ouv ■News and Weather 88 OPTICAL t:aa Baarar Aadjr 'f Wnilame etare. Fealare 48 48 Trala Or raaeraararaa' 88.- 88 Bale the Berard 18 “ Green Grass of Wyoming’* Peg­ STYLE BAR Amrrlcaa Raadalaiid 8 88 t:l8 Yaacv Derringer S. 4g gy Cummings apd tYiarles robum N iekoh T i p r ?atky Ciadtray 18 Starring Jock Mahoney. Rogue 11:15 Featare Film S 743 MAIN ST. ka Tkraa Btaaeaa 44 Donovan and 1.rady Oharitv plot “ The Dark Past" William Holden MoNcliMtm’ l i n C i Ih c. 4:18 HrarrI Rtarm 44 to Inundation of the 'Ity of New JaCh Paar Hhew 88 4:88 Pdca Of Nlckt 8 Orleann in order to nave . the 11:88 Jaek Paar Shew It Coiwpl»»t Opt. Scrvic* Caaaly P air- 88,88 lady’a estate from deTaatation News 88 ^G O O D Y E A R Clak Ifaaaa 18 : IS the MiAalalaippl River 18:45 News I Ooataet I m m Speeinttnta Aaarrirna Baadataad 4t . Yeachea flood stage. 11:58 News aad Weather 8 NYLON TIRES Ml 3 -m i F R ID A Y Television PROGRAM FfaMrt m ItouBfi St. Chaakal Clak Bea.e 18 18 Ariwiiu 1 uin Tryon alar, with m . . m 3-5179 Agrlputtara Bapaft Amarlraa BaadMaad 48 Rohan Middlaton.. Harry Carey ^111 t.i: \ Spaaiah Caaiwa (:M Paaiara Pllm s Jr. other.. Taxaa John', eruuda Rarrad Heart ••"Storm Fear" Cornel Wild* and ngain.t miilaw Frank Darla Taday » Jean Wallace > reaclie. it. deci.ir. point In this /// Maralag Sakaiaar Papaya Tkaatar 8 aplaoda. ■ 1:M Tawa Prlar Taaa.yllla |g Hanry Morgan Skew IS Serfe Fur <111. tIF. A T Nawi Pirat Shaw - t t f.lbarara U 1:88 tladarataadlag Oar HwfA. "Two Sacoml.", Bdward fl. Rob- t:S8 I Larr I.scy 48 BnuiklaM Time ' ^ inron and Pra.toirFo.lar Co-Marring l.ucillr Ball and Deal Storage Hap Blrhard* Bay Bagar. Jp Amaz. ■'Tha Nursery School." Captaia Kaagaraa Bln Tin TIa 48 I.uc.r tnil. up a fight againat send­ BONDEb PICK-UP wtM hent jrMir hww fer lit Nawa (; N MUrkay Naaw Clab 1. 38 ing, l.illle Ricky lo a nur.arr Ita Paa Ta Badaca Rarly Rkaw gg HCho.-il, In.l.ting to Ricky Sr., that thMi Mijr ether kareer Peatara Pllm "Manila Calling." Floyd Nolan the child would be nxposad to all Thla U Oar PalHi aiid Camla Iduidiii v- kind, of dikaaffa. Fisher .M- type ef tael. Bampar Baam Twilighl Tkaatar '1 8 Markkam 8 Cartaaa Caralral "ScmnatliIng for tha Boy." VIrian Itharinak Raima. 88 D8Y CUANSm s, lae. Iiet Va P re v e Itt Vaam»f Taaaa Blalna and'Phil Sllrar. 8:88 Tka n i l ftllrars Rkaw 8, 48 CaptPM Kaaaaiaa ■ |4I Naw. aad Waatbar IS “ Bllko an^ lha Chaplain” . Sgl. SSS BROAD ST.—MI •.Till Tka Tkraa Staagaa i 8:88 Papaya Tkaatar ■ Bilko doe. the Impomibla -- he Mr. Adam, apd Bra Ufa Of Bllay U at* a chaplain thrown Into Jail. ¥fHITIN« CORP. Oa Tka Oa . __ Imta MaHaM 88 SI-Bqaad 88 88 Daagh Ba Ml Weathar. Nawa sad Hp.rta 8 Starring I.rf:a Marrin.' "Tha PKan- S4 HOVR SRRVKIB 2S4 MOAO S». Triaagla Pfaykaaaa Si88 Naw. Bast |8 tom Raiders". Ballinger pom. aa Traarara Maat Clabhaa.a 88 a Haw. Starring Brte Flaming with CItal aUrs Rmatd Reagan. An Army "Down ArtanUna W ar."' Mp% Biaga J^"S*?.**'* “ Roman ^ officer ta dourl-martialad and 2 ™ S '‘ A ^ D on A p ie ^ . At Mama WMh Utti endiM .'' Trail bom and hta ram­ charged with daaertlon whan ha II:U PautUfU PHm M a ria ______rod. Towdy Yata. find a boy la found wandering aimldasly' In "Wanda BorabaliaM". Jaau "Maat Boatan BlaoUa ppMtni- armad wHh Roman oandlaa who lha da.art after the fori he com- _ Saab Paar Sbaw Morris *2} •’®"* “>« Pmlrie, mandad la wiped out by Indiana. :88 daab Taar Sbaw E. A. Johnson Btraraa Baarlaa npdJJIaMrar hr has Had nboui 11 Snnaal Mrip 8 88 Nlwa Oar Mlaa BraM. lurking atlendian) :I8 Nawa aad Waatbar |Ma lU i ^ . Btoa. ' . 88. 88 i88 News ' Aa Tka Waa4A Taras S. 88 - "Tba Stlra Portar Story." (Ba- ®YfP»»). la accused of PAINT CO. cdirtnal nagllgenca In aa pula T M M am M - MIS-4M1 Jt*'"’ frlwida aakg blm to craah which mars the beauty M praracit Sar husband., from Mtling • fwtnar film atar. bi "RU and . ABBWfirs ti8C Prayar h HMn. ■ Efren SImbalt.t Jr. stars. 8:88 Par BaMar Or Par W « 18:88 TAa I J a r » g M ra s tn r^ Of Bla TIs.Tlw 8.>a 1. ‘ChsvatiBu and Kimra. Xamad f t S f *' m . >e i* k ro b b e r Aadaraoa and c ^ . i p LL” -J?* Trofaaalonal for IniHgii TMhM. i i i cluttir inie 8:18 Baaaa PpHp M a B U to a i’ a g un d e a tro y s S a lt «ue*t Casa ."araa whraenf ba- T«a Oawl af Bamaa' 5!l*T • “TJ’' 4"«-AP«irax odma auapacta whan a suara con I. Tha oeldhrttjr ptijrs • somaaiM .a'" Mei Meata. rh.O. Beg. Plwita. o ttU aW * b ro th e r H a l. man turn, up dead. ia Ml wha la In hki M nrles. Praprletar Osla Maras taaw l^ralaada Of Sparta gg 88 t. Th* WnrM R«fug»e Taiw. 8:88 Tko Big TapaM c m r triDB g. «aTX a‘|m £^^ 4. Dragiiat. It ghnwad pepeste durlM Junn! IMBJVntT JsrwdS- >taye?'of'lforflSS’.' ' L r 8.88%p%JSrtrr.M, ■wl4ht D. Blttmh«w«r S S a M V W a rolrad In a murder, compileatad An Th«rF -a = ft ^ Wba Bs J ^ T r a a l * M v Lhtv rn^m S psrticlpgtlfi(. 4m RewM 4:88 Baagar AaSy K ’ w S L “ "'**25* ehnmctar. Shal- _«. Rmr gnd. Ruddy; Mcfwir Tram. Or Oaasaaaaaaaa IXMdy: The OhlldfMi’g Thantta s&Tsssi.’sa,*""- — 18:48 fftfld ;. Maylaa g (Doublft Fvftturf!) "It HaimmAma iMva Saturday eoloresMd. (N 90. iSiS. 9-4541 If* Fjratik Mn«tn*An<| TV). . til Math St Maacheater 4:88 IMga Of 8Hgh4 £ ^ Siaitjssrsisis 7. Mnuricu JBv b m aa ProMura. g j j m ^ n r a n d . M.rMmH t. PwiUnu rradurieka. TIN our* twwondent. ' HOW STRONG IS YOUR INVE$TMENT PORTFOLIO JohgH. We feel thut you miarht prodt by havtnr one of ;jur mepertenced inveutmeiit-apectaliatu examine : «»P8»r U meet y«»ur pufstaul sad ruuppiBIaa your p re ^ t portfolio. v*—— obJuc.Uveu, wa wid tuil you ^ |8ISUtOlt5 IUEAUQIt59i^ YOur p^ftllo i^ lreai ru-allmpneit^ wiT’grfll. . 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VOL. LXXVIIL NO. 234 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONNi. MONDAY, JULY 6, 1»5* tdaaaU M AUvaHMag aa Faga IS) PRICE nV E CENTS Rivals Barred Nuptia^lfl Repeated U.S, Highway Deaths For Photographs By Ben-Gurion Huntington, N. T., July 8 'I —Mr. and' Mra. Roland Recover Far Under Estimate; In New Regime ' Bari ' wera matried May IS, ' but yeaterday they did It aU over again. Jerusalem, July 6 Is­ Tha original weddtiig rael was finding it difficult to­ turea were ato|en from the DT'Owning^ Iijcrease day to form a new gfovern- photographer before they ment in the wake of David could be developed. Rb th« caterera for the wedding offer­ By TUB AMOCIATBO PftigM »flve montJ* tt»la yalS- .avaragad 92 Ren-Curion's resignation as ed to foot the bill for a re­ Traffir ...... S1I a day. ^ prime minister. He quit last take. Draandnga ...... IIS Plaaaant waa.thar lurad milUona night after a 10-day row over The same mlnlateir. wedding MiacaUanaotN...... M of naraona to the hlghwaya, sale of Israeli arma to Ger­ attendants and guests. took beaches and resorts. The National many. part, and the wedding and re­ N Total MS Safety Council, which before the ception were repeated with holiday had estimated a traffic President lehak Ben-Evi began preliminary’talka with parliamen- the exception of the actual Rabbit Also death toll o; 360, said some 46 ceremony. Traffic deaths over the In­ million oars were on the highways Utry factions on the formation of This time a apeclal deputy dependence Day weekend were during the weekend, abut 6 mil­ a rjgime to replace the 16-mem­ sheriff followed the photog­ far under the pre-holiday esti­ lion more than the normal mim- ber coalition government that, as rapher hack to his studio. In Rocket, mate of 350 but the Nation’s Is customary, is staying .on as a (ConUnned on Page Nine) caretaker government until a~new over-all violent deaths" hit a one is formed. staggering toll. But Ben-Gurion refused to sit Soviet Says Drownlnga took a helwy loll a ^ . with the caretaker i government, Saar Zone with trafflc and other aootdeht One Auto Fatality contending he will have “nothing I»ndon, Jul.v 6 (ffV—The So­ daathe,*the total was e*p#oted to to do” with the four minlaters viet I'ninn hfiff launch^ A reaah more than 600 when And In Holiday Period from"' the left wing Achduth .spare rocket containing tNo flgtiraa are tabulated. The count Avodah and Mapam parties which Once More w-as from 6 p.m. local time Friday On Stale Highways led opposition to the Israeli arms dogs which were returned to midnight Sunda'y. deal with We.st Germany, and re- safely to Earth, Mobcow radio ’ •TTalHc fatalities were less than Bv THK ASSO^’IATED PRE.SS fuaed to, quit the* cabinet. Ben- In Germany said tonight. the 310 reported over last Me­ Connecticufs highways claimed Gurion has no authority to dia- Th« announcement eamq fram morial Day, also a weekend and but one life during the July 4th mias them. , Taas. the Soviet Newq Agency. covering a 64-hour period. They weekend. Two persons died in Consequently. Ben-Gmion's Ma- Saarbrueeken, Germany, ' Moerow said thui lanncnlng Waa also were expected to exceed the drowninga. i pal party proposed that the date | j i, j y 6 (A*) — Saarlanders ; made July 2. reported in the last 2-day Richard N. Delaney 22. New for Israel s next pariiamenUry | smarmed into conversion cen- It described the event ss s.rouUna Fohrth of July holiday weekend, Hartforh. was the single highway, elections be advanced from Nov.' . , . ■_____ ‘ launching of a single stags gao* in 1».^3. fatality in the .64 hovir period be­ 17 to Sept 26 to shorten the crit- ■ ters today to exchange their 1 physirki ballistic rocket of memum Both the trafflc deaths and tween Friday night and midnight ieRTTranailion period. Parliament French francR for Cieman : range. drowninga over the holiday were yesterfiay. Delaney lost control of would have to approve any Chang-1 marks. This- rich industrial Previously the United atstes had higher than the number reported his car early Saturday morning on ea in the election laws. i ayga returned to West Gei- recovered two monkeys sent Into In a recent noiv-lH>4iday weekend. Route 20 in Oranby. The car The four ministers caused the economic control at mid- space. One of these died later. An Associated Press survey for bounced off a tree. and Delaney 4-year-old government to topple • u , . Th« (irst animal of note to be the 64-hour period June 20-21 died Instantly. — by voting against the tale of 2.60, - 1 ^ . : projected into spare was the Rus­ Show’ed 240 traffic fatalities and I.,miis Franco 17. of New Haven, 000 moi tar shells to West Ger-! hundred conversion centers sian dog lAika. which died. . many. Most of them have already i Mission of the rocket was to aid TO drowninga. Isclsntidc' research in "the upper Trafflc dMths during tha flrst (C-onHnn^d on Png# Nln«) been delivered to the Bonn gov-! throughout the stale to handle the eminent, ' ' currency changeover. ' layers of the atmosphere,'’ Ufa -The Israeli preea has been call- The one million residents have ! brnadrast added. ing the arms fold to Weal Ger- ' days m Which to exchange j It did pot immediately say If tha Air Battle N<*ar-Matsu many grenade throwers, but the * their French francs for marks, I rocket was put Into orbit sround defense ministry in Bonn said this I ' the Esrth or stretched farther Into every 117 francs turned in. space, rhere was no immediate in- seemed to be a mistranslation of ■ dicatlon how high the dogs flew, the German word for mortar Some 40 billion franca ex, shells. I change^ by the Saarlanders will be i Moscow said the rocket was New Crisis Looms In his letter of resignation to handed over to the bank of France equipped ’wrlth appsrktua for study­ Ben-Zvi, Ben-Gurion accused the —a gift isquivalent -to $93,300,000. Elizabeth IJ, monarch of BriUin, stands with Gov. William O. Stratton, right, today aa aha reach­ ing the ultraviolet portion of the four of violating the principle of The remainder will b* credited in es Chicago for a tour of the. city. Attired for a summer day, the ^Qiieen presented this picture at solar'gjMctnim, the structure of collective cabinet responaibility by the Bank of France to VVest Ger­ welcoming ceremonies. (AP Photofax), the lotmaphere and tha mlero- their action. All cabinet members many. ______■ . ■ ♦ ------■■■ — — ^neteorite atrsam. In Far East Area The final act of the reunion of had pledged in 1967 to support Instruments measuring tha cabinet decisions or resign. the GermanrSpeaking Saarland apeed of air ciiTrents at different Bv BBNB-OBOROBS IN.AO.ARI^battle was pirovoked by the Com- Ben-Gurion told newsmen that. with West Germany came at the Working Class haighta, denalty. preasure. tem­ Tokyo, July 6 i/Pi-The battle muniats the same way last year's stroke of midnight. The ■ French perature and composition of the custom! posts on this state's east­ Thousands Greet atmosphere also were hoisted between Chinese Communist and tension in the Formosa Sti'aits be­ (Continued nn Page 8e*en) Nationalist planes that increased gan with Red artillery shelling. ern frontier closed down. and re­ Not Interested sloft, the broadcast said. tensions in the Formosa Strait .this If the Nationalist alarms ara Cor­ opened on the Saar-French^ bor- 'The two dogs were idcnUfled as weekend could be the start of a rect, why does UA Peiping, rfyftna (ter, 40 nqtles to thf wf»t. Otvazhnaya and Bnexhlnka — .,new Far East crisis. want a cri.sia? Master, Crew This ended tha unique situation m In Frol Kozlov meaning “ Daring and Snowflalta The Nationalists have been pre- For one thing, it would bri.,part of which required (Armani traveling reapectlveiy. A rabbit wad ailso tlicting siich a flareup for months the Reds' continuing campaign to within their own-country to under­ WtLUAM U RYAN •board, the broadcast said. go French eustome Ahitrola. and recently warned that the last w'eitern defenses and detarmi- By Rb IJMAN MORIN i rested after spending ait day Run- San Fraacisco, July C OP)—Tha For Otvazhnaya, It was tha third n«Honrinn)M*B«n*»at*»'* '' uit Flaming • The Saafhlndere-hm'verbBen clt- -Chinese Reds had' decided at .a Chicago, July 6 iA>) — Queen day on tha voyage from Parry Soviet Union’s first deputy pre­ epaca-defylng rocket ascent, said military conference to stir things It could also -be their way of laene of Weei (jlermany aince Sound, Canada, to Chicago. mier today winds up a stay in tha broadcast. •, up in this , critical part of the occasionally reminding thp United Jan. 1, 19B7, when, the 1,000 square Elizabeth II atepped ashore in California during which he Was I States, concerned with Eiirope and i elgian Vessel mile territory became the lOlh U.S. chief of protocol Wiley The total weight of scientific in­ world. ' Chicago today amid the thunder Buchanan greeted the (^tieen and wined and dined by capitalists and struments end animals aboard was j Berlin, that Peiping is also some- state. The French-German virtually ignored b.v everybody It is 'almo.s't a year since Red Cameron. U.., J.,ly 6 The ""V prWdei"”V r' alran;iil^;. Philip officially. The royal couple put by the Russians at 2,000 ktl- ^.ahellin;; of the Nationalist-held I thing to reckon with, ment provided for a trahauiolT^, then passed down a long line of elae. Heading eaat, he faces in De­ j The Reds also could use a new period of a maximum of three grAma — around 4.408 pounds or offshore , islands started the mairter crev- abandoned the ^ period of a maximum of three *of apecul^or. officials, including the. ambassa­ troit-the first officially cold, recep­ more than two tons. '* ‘ crisis for domestic purposes. ffanung Belgian motorehip An-1 years for the complicated change Buckingham Fountain Landing, tion of hie United States tour. Qiieraoy troubles. Ther^ is evidence to show Petp- dors to the United States from , .The, Moscow Radio acsount epn- Although this crisis fiaxled out , ing started last year's Formosa early today moments afterafter] j _____ T ” “1 _ . I A cordon of police struggled the*Cnited Kingdom and six Com- Since Friday, Frol Romanovich tinned: late last year, the Peiping regime the., striken vesset wee beached. I (Centinaed on Page Two) to hold back other thousands try­ monwealth natione. Koetov, Premier Nikita Khrush' The launching went without has been making ominous motions; “ The Coast Guard said magnesi- ing to approach the reviewing An honor guard of soldiers, sall-j chev’s right hand man in the So- hitch and so did the recovery of in other Far East areas. __a . u- ______iim exploflions prevented any a t- { , stand on the dock. ors and Marines stood stiffly at | viet government, has been hobnob- animals , and instruments. They On Sunday the aerial battle , Ia J! tempts to board the ship and ffght The royal * yacht Britannia s attention while the band aaiuted bing with California bi|slnessmen came' dmvn in a separate Contain- erupted. It was the biggest m the induatrialLtion the Bre. ' Sukarno Takes barge brought Elizabeth and Elizabeth with “God Save the and aocial luminarlaa.' But those Formosa area In nine months. I proj^ram ^ Magnesium ingot, the Coast | Prince Philip ashore promptly at Queen." It followed with the whom the Communists might clas­ (Conttnued on Page’ fiaven) Air'Force headquarters in For-. ^ new war cri.sia could s«'ve Guard said, was .part of the ship’s : 11 a.m. The yeachl was moored "Star Spangled Banner.’ sify as the working class showed m<^a gave this account. ; similaixpurposea at the moment. . . irjscellaneous* cargo. The ship’s i Gimplete Rule outaide the breakwater. Prince Philip stood beaide Cana­ practically no Interest in his pres­ Four Nationalist pilots flying by taking the peoples' minds off agents also said ehemical 'stores A ^1-gun .salute began when da's Prime Minister John G. Die- ence. U.S.-made Sabrejels were on a their current problems at home. of undetermfned nature were al^ the launch alarted toward shore. fenbaker during the playing of Almost . nobody showed up to routine patrol south of the Na­ The Reds haVe .admitted food aboard. ^ j Of Indonesia In close formktion, a flight of Jet the anthems. watch St any of his scheduled ap­ tionalist-held offshore Matsu Is­ .Portages, hav^ acknowledged that The ship's mister, Henri] fighter planej^.-roared low over Gov. William G. Stratton of Il­ pearances or for hia arrivals or de- Bulletins lands when they. were jumped- by - the — . communes'...... aren’t...... living^ up to , ----Si.ngliei.„ ------and the------remaining_ 11 Jakarta, Indonesia, July 6 iA6 the scene. Hundreds of small linois snd Mayor Richard J. parftires faom hia hotels. from the AP Wircb . A S the final event of his tour, withiATx ’'“P*" ?>•«-, J?*" were taken to p^^^j^ent Sukarno took-over full: pleasure craft followed the barge. Daley of Chicago escorted the Within 13 minutes foiir.MIGs were | eipitate industrialization campaign Cameron, five miles southwest Of . j It looked like an amphibious as- ■* •he reviewed the guard arrangements were made fbr Koz­ ■hot down. _ has dislocated agriculture. w*here the Anvers was beached. I excciitiie power and responsibility aault. a scene ■ reminiscent of honor. lov and his party to visit the Beck- ] A fifth MIG was downed by DroiigW. locusts and floods have | Two liteboats with 2’’ crew ! today and faces the task of pulling With prows pointed toward eley Campus of the Univerait/ of, DRV8DALE, WYNN fiTARTEBS World War II. ---- / l ’.iiifornl.v and its Lawrence Hadi- PltkilNirgh, July 6 iff) — Doo planes snd anti-aircraft fire on the' also caiAied havoc. In addition, the i membei-s. Including the jmaster’s thi.s sprawling 3.000-island repub­ So began the queen's T3-hour shore. 28 U.S. warships the Dryadale "f Uie Lea Angelea Palchuan (White Dog) Islands 11 crushing of the Tibetan uprising wife, were towed into Cameron lic out of its flnancial and political greatest concentration iff LAke ation Laboratory and !,w, brie’ed day in Chicago. or such ^matters as the 'aft .ra ^ Dodgers and Early Wym of the miles south of the Matsus. may )>ave stirred dieconlent-on the earlier from the vessel, mire. The queen was wearing a short- Michigan aince the Way- of 1812 ■ “ ' Chicago While Sox today were ' All tha Sabrejels returned safely mainland. 'A Coast Guard spokesman qaid Premier Dji,ianda resigned, giv­ ■ lined up in tight formktion during; tory'a 6-fobt long oubb>« chamber, sleeved sumnjer dress, elbow- .■the ceremonies. The white-unl-' laigeat in the world, which recent- named a# aUrUng pitchers for to their northern Formosa base. . or U.S. Navy man, not identifled, ing the president a clear field to length white gloves, a flowerad tomorrow's all star baseball . The Natinnaliats claim the air (Continued nn Pnge Fou^ received a possible c-scti.red ankle handpick a new pre.sidentisl cabi­ lormed crews w4re massed on 1 ly began’oceration *■ • means of game at Voei|M Field. Dave net. Sukarao abolished the 1960 hat and a string of pearls. deck, standing at attention. Kdetecting atomic particle tracks. ii the latest maneuver. She was smiling and looked Groie, NallemW League publicity The Anvers, which sails out of constitution yesterda.V;' dissolved Stratton, welcoming the Queen' The ..Kozlov parly was sohed- director, sAkr l«w Burdette of Antwerp, wa* towed to within the Constituent assembly and ' and her hqsband. said. "We hold a : uled to take'off from Oakland air- Ike Milwaukee Braves probably, three mtlea of ehore, before it was reinstated the 1946 constitution. great and deep affection for you i port in a chartered plAne and to would be the *ecoad national abandoned. The 194.6 constitution — declar- personally.” He said her .visit to ^ arrive in Detroit at shortly after league pitcher. There was no tm- to Push The 442-foot vessel has a gross . >ng Indonesia's independence from Chicago w’ould “strengthen the [ midnight. ’ ipeidlale word on the second tonnage of.,6.153. Its cargo con- the Dutch — centralizes power in News Tidbits bonds that tie Britain and- the i Detroit's. Mayor Louis J. Mlrl- American I,eague pitcher. sistcid of rosin, cotton, lumber the president and allows him to Culled from AP Wires United States together So closely.” , am' has said he would not give iron ore. carbon black, synthetic proceed with estsblishing w hat he The mayor wished the royal: official recognition to the Kozlov TREE KILLH BOY latex, meqhaden fish nil and rice. calls “guided democracy.” couple "a most pleasant anij hap-1 visit despite a special plea from Walerbury. July $ tJP — A 14- ;s Law It was bound for Freeport, Tex., The constituent assembly had Vetera'iM Administration adyi'aa* py stay" in the city. Secretaiy of State (Christian Her-i years-old MuUitaigton boy wc# to Lake Charles. La. been trying for nearly four years vaterana planning to 'atari abhool ■ Replying, the Queen said,.^ ”My ter. The mayor has said Kozlov; crushed to death before noon to. By JACK BBIX • The ship was anchored about to revise the 1950 charter. under the Korean OI Bill to file husband and I are very glad to be ia not welcome. day under a rotted tree tnmk ^'Consideration, as was done with a here. W« have been looking for- However, Michigan Gov. Mennen Washington, July 6 \/P\ — Re­ similar itieasure in 1967. This would Inflation, a flnancial deficit and appltf^tlons b o w ' . . . Pteaa Sec­ while playing In the rear of 836 publicans are going /to keep the take the matter out of the hands of (Contlr led on Page Five) scattered rebellion plague Indone- retary James C. Hngarty returns East .Maui M .. He was visiting heat on in an effort to get Civil aia 10 years after it won sover­ to his desk at White House atill (Continued on Page Two)' (Continued on Pnge Seven) relatives st/ih e Itroe. The boy, the subcommittee and the parent Kenneth Grenier, was rem ov^ Rights legislation passed in this Judiciary Committee. eignty from the Netherlands. convajescin from appendix op­ Last September the finance min­ eration. from iwder the tree by two ,iml- session of Congre^, Sen. Everett ^ However, the' word-- has been dentified factory workers. bnt„ M. Pirksen (R-HI) said today. ' passed among southern Senators istry announced a whopping deficit Nine persons working in Tokyo East Hartford of nearly-lO'billion rupiahs, nearly Money Policies Assailed was dead on arrival at Mary’s' Di'rksen, the Senate ttepubilean that the House is unlikely to art on quarr:* buried in cavein, atx others Hospital, * leader, told an/interviewer that a any Civil Rights bill in the wan­ double the deficit of the year be­ are rescued and teams atill 'dig­ GOP broadside fired at Senate fore. but said It expected this year ging for thi-be others , . . Two by- ing months of thi.s session, Mail Shot in woulff he a little better. OI^Aiaib BUTLER AIDED GOP* Democrats' last week is only the months of this session. sfandeQL killed last night when a i Washington. July 0 i)Pv—Slike . beginning of a campaign to force Sehate Derhocratic Leader L.v- r“ Govsmment . printing “ pre'sses homh 'waa .hurled at AilBcea of j have run off billions of the color­ Mansfield (D-Mont.) tmlay ap- action on '/the issue. Sen. Jacob don B. Johnson of Te.xaa wants to Neck^at P WA C ommuhist-Ied Ceylon ’’Harbor; eusM D e m o e r a't I r Naritnial K. Javita /(R-NY) and others said get a bill passed this'year. He ob- ful rupiaha] which abJi officially Workers' Union . . . President | valued at 11.4 to the dollab. duUmapi Paul .M. Batfei’ ot in Senat^^ speeches that the Dem- vioiialy. doesn't want the party- East Hartfordj July 6 uP); — A Eisenhower, nomlnatea Robert K. , liqfphig the RepubUcaaS by his ► ocrata w e reeponajble for .the splitting issue fought out in l§6(i, None of the chief militaiw fig­ Christenberry, former New York 44-year-old Hertford rr an was ures in the rebellion in Sumatra Ike’^s ‘Scare CMmpaign’ erittciam of Demoeiiitie con­ lack of^ action. a presidential election year. shot in th'e nec.. today by-a . He­ State' boxing commissioner, to' be ■ . . . , ------■ ■ ^ '1 gressional leaders,'' Manafleld, "We’re going to keep the heal While some Republicans .think a and Celebes .early last year has postmaster of New York City. [ bron woman while the pair were Washington. July 6 (/Pi—The*budget for the next five years Hie asaistMt dcsnocratlr leader on uptil we get aomething done,” delay- until next year in a show­ sifting in a car parked in the north Bomb explodes in room at com­ o r of the Senate,^,haid Butler’s at- Dlrksen said.- down on the issue might be politi­ (Continued on Page Seven) munity center in village eoulh o f! Conference on Economic Progress I so With definite goals fo r maxi- yard of the Pratt and Whitney - .1 mum production and . employment. . tarks "will iHit do us any good, A's a part of this effort, he said cally advantag^us to them, Dirk- Aircraft In East Hartford. Algeria, wounding a Frenchman has attacked the Eisenhower ad- hut fiiml.sli foder" for ITcal- Republican members of the Judic­ sen said he thinks there'ia need and two children... John Wes­ minis.ti'Ation's antl-in^laiihn pro­ The report said 'Thia manifest He is Harry D. Hartaen, 163'pak ly calls for a much Isiggei , f dent Eisriihower and the GOP iary CommttUe's ConsUtutlonal fbr'action now. . • » St., Eaat Hartford, who was taken George Gro8K, 66, ley Beaird. who attracted national gram as a scare campaign. 'a/ Natlopsil f’ommittee. Rights subcommittee will be on .lavlts denied in a television to the Hartfoid.Hospital for treat­ attention when he celelirated his The. conference is a privately eral budget and a much more f ;{|iand or be represented by proxy pi'ogram yesterday'that there had lOOth birthday by getting nvir- supported group of labor and farm beral monetary policy, than ment of the wound. The hospital jDies; Noted Artist now have. / STATE BO.AT SINKS at any future meetings of • the been any foot-dragging on the •said hia condition was aatiafaotory. ried, dies at Louisville, Ky„ at leaders and businessmen. Its re­ / Owl’s Head, Maine, Jnly fl ( jl part of the- R^ublicans in con­ 'the age of 106. port released yesterday waa drawm The conference report canM a group. Chairman Thomas C. Hen­ ' ^The shooting incident, : East Berlin. July 6 i/p- -Georg Grosz, —A 66-foot radar-eqnipp^ sar­ nings Jr. (D-Mo) has complained nection with Civil Rights legisla­ Hartford Chief of Detectives Sgt. Body of 22-yea r-old American up by Leon Keyaerling,. who Waa week after bne tMued by the.cabp' dine carrier crashed Into a Navy 66-year-old noted GermaArAmeri- Mormon niiisaionary, Fred Harless head of the President's Council of net anti-inflation committee'henpaste pot reltera- It clears—if it ever votes one o u t- stalling operation." He noted that After, the shooting, police said, bec’ame an American citizen. But' Philippine constabulary launch man Arnold and William H. Davi.s, will carry a provision giving the objections had been raised by the woman drove to the parish last month he returned to his na- major drive agAinst Mongol goveinment officials in Jiem ocrat-i tion” of the ,d^ministrat}ott's leg f)K.ASH KILLS FIVE attorney general authority to seek Deniqdralic Senators to meetings house of St. Peter's Episcopal tiv" Germany. 'headhunters after'dlscovery of the ic administrations. James G. Psit-! Islalive pt^rani. 3letropolis. Ifl., July 6 (fif6— Injunctions in , all Civil Rights of the committee when the Sen­ Church, Hebion, and confesaed the One reason for his return was headless bodies of two men In ton, preaident- of the Ngtional The c ^ ln e t group had .said the Two rsra colUded on n fog-cov­ caae.