Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Paggstta Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ecabert 869 S. Main St., have returned and hla brothSr. Paul Ecabert, left S.3,9.36 Collected About Town from a two week* vacation trip this morning for their home in 8th District to Mexico City and vicinity. Clearwater, Fla., after spending For Menial Health 8«nlor Oirl Scout Troop 1 -will the summer with relatives here. Bmet tonigtit at 7 o'clock In the Manchester Grange will hold Its They will return via the Pocono Meets Tonight Mta. Final rSa. It of the Mamchester RobMni room of the Center annual mystery ride Wednesday Area Mental Health Aaaoclatton'a (t^WsMflsil Aovarttshii *■ Pag* ^9) Church. Detail* of the vielt of the evening. Cars will leave Orange The relocation of a long troubis- VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 271 (rOUHTEEN PAGES) MAN8HESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1959 PRICE FIVE CE7fT8 The following young people from hrst door-to-door Anance cam­ Scota coming: to Manchester next Hall at 7 o'clock. The next reg­ paign wvre announced today by •ome 8th District sewer main d»- week will be dlecuwert. ular meeting of the Grange will be the Church of the Naaarene left to­ ri^ to attend the youth institute Mrs. A. Hyatt Sutlllfe, president peiKk on the vote of district resi­ on Sept. 2. of the association. A total of 93,- / ______at North Reading, Mass.: Sally As- dents at a special meeting tonight Michael IV. Falkowaki. SA. pinwall, Nancy Craft, Patricia 986, the largest amount raised by Ike to Release USOG. son of Mr. and Mni. Joseph Army Pvt. Leon-rd G. Zwick, 22. the organisation in its 4-year his­ at the Hollister St. School. Carlson, Joan Locascio, Joyce District dirsetora will ask vot­ A. FalkowsHi. 68 Alton St., has son of Mr. and Mr*. John Zwick. 66 Weacott, Frederick Adamson, F,r- tory. Was contributed l»j Manches­ Polio Shots Required completed basic training at the Park St., la scheduled to complete nest McFall and Rlctyird Fish. ter residents ing residents to approve a 92,500 Basic Facts on Coast 'Guard Receiving Center, the hnai phase of his six months Mrs. Sut.iffe said that the Men- appropriation to augment the $3,- Cape May, N.J. Before entering active military training under the t ' Health Assn, is extremely Reserve Force* AVt- program Sal- Lakota Council, Degree of Poca­ 500 already on hand for the re­ the Coast Guard last May. he at­ hontas, will meet Wednesday night grateful to the community for Jta location of a section of trunk line Steel Walkout tended St. 'Vincent College, ba- iirday at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. generous support of the mental Ind. He will spend the remainder of at 7:80 in Odd Fellow* hall, A so- on Hartland Rd. trobe,' Pa. ciaywlll be held after the meeting. health program. She said ahe be­ At the same time, voter* will be EXPERT SERVICE For All Town’s Pupils his military service with the 4.7lst Washington, Aug. 18 (/T)— lieves such support la evidencje of asked to approve an appropriation- Finance Disbursing Section In Weal the community's deepening recog­ President Eisenhower and Hartford. About .80 delegates from the of 91.100 for repainting the up­ Secretary of I.Abor James P. Manchester -congregation. Jeho­ nition o' the Wtal need for a broad­ stairs interior of th* North End WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL Tho BfMird of Education! vah's Witnesses, returned home er mental health program. She firehouse. unanimously approved a plan I Mitchell decided ' today to AUTO The board of the Junior Century last night after atten/ling the d-day also expressed the organisation's FAMOUS MAKES ,make public bairic facts, be-1 I Club of Manchester will meet to'- Wright Fholn. Rock Island, III. The special meeting will get un­ last niffht which will require I "Awake Ministers District As- appreciation for the work done by derway at 7:80. mil hind the steel strike in hopes | OLLIE'S lO D Y ' morrow night at 8 o'clock at the sembl.v of Jehox’ah's Witnesses” in Ihe 400 volunteer canvassera in Washeva, Dryers, lUuigM, oFNOiX an'Children in the local school \ home of Mrs. Mario Frattaroli, fl'l Providence, R. I. Reginald Scrib­ the successful hind drive under Emanuel Intern The special voters* meeting was aystem, except in certain of -spurring negotiations and it W ELOm O ; Durant St. ner, 87 Birch St.., Is the presiding the chairmanship of Atty. Paul R. Roger Mackey will be the Intern called last Monday after directors R«fiigerators, Freexers, a settlement. opened the only bid on the project, HOIPOIM caaes, to be vaccinated against AUTO BODY and minister. Marie. ‘ at the Emanuel Lutheran Church Air CondlUonera. The information., gathered hy Money raised In the campaign a bid of 95,982 submitted hy the FRIGIDAIRE polio. Mitchell sa Eisenhower’s personal FENDER REPAIRS- The Army and Navy Auxiliary will be used for further mental this year. He will succeed Herman Anthony Dzen Co. At the annual Acting on a motioii made by fact finder, W’ill be made public for it COMPLCTE CAR will hold a card party tonight at 8 health education programs, com­ Frerichs, who has served as Intern district meeting June 24. voter* Our Ser\’ice Department la 8LACKST0RF Atty. Harold Oarrlty, the Board Thurada.v newapapen). o'clock at the clubhouse. munity projects, and support of at the church since Feb. 1. approved the allocation of >3.500 recognised as the largest in will put the plan into operation Mitchell .said the.v will cover i PAINTING for the project, all that was asked this area and is staffed with GENERAL ELECTRIC Sept. 10 and the first'vaccination wages, prices, productivity, prof­ the Conimunlly Child Guidance It ie expected that Mr. Mackey 1 ' LACQUEB and ENAMEb Member* of 'the WBA will meet Clinic! at the time. That sum was asked men whose training, skill win bs required by Oct. 1. A sec­ it* and a few related matters. and hi* wife and 1-year-old daugh­ WESIINGHOUSE ond vaccination must be given by TEL. » n 9-S02S In front of the Municipal Building ter will arrive in Manchester about by the district on the basis of and experience are unparal­ The secrelar'.' told a news con­ at 6:30 tomorrow night to go on a earlier estimates of the cost of the leled. WHIRLPOOL Nov, 1 and the third by the open­ ference the Information covers s SOS Seen Sept. 4. They will reside at 346 ing date of school in 1960. m.vstery ride. Further information Keeney St. job. Since then, directors sa.y, new XENMORL major pari but not sit of the facts Dam Split, ri's ^ may be obtained from Irene La- specifications for the job have Onl.v exceptions will be those he has been 'assembling from in­ Police Arrests While in Manchester. Mr. children who cannot be inoculated Palme or Grace Howland. Mackey will assist the Rev. C. bieen added. —j FREE OFFER! Family MAYTAG dustrial «n1’.000 be DAILY specified under State law. release of facts "is not intended as ' „ A fl.vtng rancher qrom Helena.. Mont.. Aug. 18 (/P)—-Earthquakes which hit th t fice. ahe cashed * check for >15.05 tion there, and received a bachelor submitted to district vole. 9 AJW. Datee Fit Salk Method j Intervention. We hope as a result Mont., was p r ^ Into PALMER GRADUATE Fuel Oil 13e gal. at King's Department. Store for of arts degree from Augsburg Col­ Directors, who advertised for to 9 PAI. of these background statistics that »*>rvlce by aiithorlHee to bring back Northwest from British Columbia to Wyoming laat night AOa goods purchased there, but the Garrity. who worked m any' lege. Minneapolis, in 1957, and also the Hartland Rd. bid more than NORMAN’S SAT. hours in drawing up the plan, ex-, 'the parties will bargain a little aeHal report "" tlie effects of ' early today left a mounting death toll over southw^tentMohi* check was returned with the nota­ "IN PRACTICE ^5 YEARS” attended the University of Minne­ two weeks ago. had hoped to see TILL t plained that the deadline date*’ harder'and reach a Settlement. ’ ; the. earthquake to the Hehgen ' tana, where the shocks were so severe a big dam war Range Oil 14e gal. tion the account had been closed. sota during the summers of 1954 the project completed by Septem­ Asked whellier he iiileipiets today. He Is Detnar The accused is due in court Aug. were chosen to fit in with the aged and a mountainside toppled into a river. and 1965, He has completed two ber. W5 HARTFORD ROAD Salk method *of vaccination which this as increased pleasure on indus­ Ta.rlor, tyhn made a flight Hirniigli WILUMANTIC OFFlfcE* , MANCHESTER OFFICE 24. She posted a >200 bond. year* at Augustana Semlnar.v, the .Madison Canyon with is brother, Sixteen deaths were reported. • - 854 MAIN STREET 119 CENTER STREET FREE 24 HOUR BURNER Other arrests, the charges and requires three shots, two a month try and labor. Mitchell said he Rock Island, III., and will return wouldn't inlerm'ei H «t "H- tiarth Taylor, and IValler Hwartr,, Phone HA 3-1400 Phone MI 9-7628 SERVICE court dates, are: there for hla final year in Sep­ apart, and the third, about seven- ,, II, also ranchers In .Montana's Reater- Six deaths were reported to Sheriff Uoyd Brook at VinfiniQ' Daniel P. Martin, 21. of H art­ tember. months later. He said he hope.* the facts will T,y|p,c,.t£le.ph„ned the City, by a helicopter pilot who flew over the acene. Th# Idalu) ford. operating a motor vehicle Since the last vaccination would clarify some of the i.ssues and in.- , ^„rtHafe«l Press, explaining. "I Boiler and Burner Cleaned 97.50 be given near the time when the. State Police in a radio broadcast said there had been eight with defective or Improper equip­ form the public on them. • thought you might he Interested.” deaths. A radio station executive who got into the Ar#A ment, Aug. 24. schools close, down, the opening The session with Mitchell was | . Another Shower date of school in 1960 was chosen : the major busine.ss Uelh on a list of i n,. [)F..MAR TAVMHl Map locates Hebgen Dam l|i he learned that two people -had been covered up hy A lAflde Alfred J. I..aFontaine, 4.3, of East Montana which was threat­ Hartford, operating without a as the third deadline. Me cautioned i engagements which brought Ei.sen-i __ •slide in the Madison River Canyon below the big slide AEML Ui« For Miss Riidaz tisat all the shots must he given | bower back to the White Hou.se forj -yilK; •» ened with collapse today af­ driver's Hcense,--Aug. 24,_ ter series of earthquakes I He theorized more might be dead in the debris. .,:' Your Edward J. Jablonski. 38"of New within the specified time to be ac­ a one-!re the trip by heiicoptei but Ddivorios ra n at Gettysburg changePi Sevan Two Chilean warplanes escorted : flame* aacaped alive. Another sharp tremor accom­ ference to us . . . h’s all in a OPEN DAILY running through the dam Indical-'or more gasoline storage tanks Badly burned and ahaking, Jim- panied by a senes of lighter jolta, h Tough as nails ). filling station while a truck which a fire originating in oil ator of Chile by President Jorge Ales- League had taken over Rio'.te.v’a Phone • I. .... 1- J°y*d a welcotpr-Telief frolni the| struck ,» schdolhoiise in New- contract vvith the Pirates and was being filled with gasoline. The age tanks during the 1961 flood IKE LOSES mTEBEST PLEA aandri. Dunng Ita stay in aantiago, ),iimld 90-degree weather that has niaiket. both in New Hampshire. A ruckus over tickets snd other spot t* on the Kansas side of an spread to devastata a mile square MI 3-1126 none of the Cubans waa allowed to I'.oiild pa.v him >.80,000. It still has Waahhigton, Aug. IS IE —The .plagued the area for the pgst. five ' Boston and Portsmouth. N.H.. 16 iTionliia tc go. financial arrangements ends in vie- ; Industrial area w'here Missouri and . area, Hooee Way# and Meam Commit' out of six days. Widespread scat­ reported highs of 9.8 degrees, two Shea also said that he had met tory for Demodriitic., National Kansas join.. lea today pigeonholed Preatdent' INTERIOR and EXTERIOR (OoBttnoed on Page Two) tered showers moved into the area degrees below tlie record for the Chairman Paul Butler and Loe An­ Mltchum said he did not know | (CoattmMd em Pag# Raven) Elaenhower’g requMt for ht* with New York Ma>xvr Robert geles will keep the 1900 party con­ but lots more PAINTING earlier than predicted. date, set In 1944 at Bo.ston. Spring- Wagner and the Board of E.sti- craaaed iotoreat ratee long- The.v kept temperature* in a field and Concord, N.H., reported mate ahd that thq city officials had vention . . . A possible break­ to m govemmani aoenrittea and comfortable PAPERHANGING more comfortable range. temperatures of 94. voted unanimously to build a new through in the search for a way to ' "E " and "H” aavtaigs bonds. Police Disarm A t/.S. Weather Bureau forecas­ harness an H-homb reaction fSr From Under the Arctic Ice The action eonstttutod a snrprto- While business in the resort park in Fliiamng Meadows, .site of peaceful purposes is repo'iled by % SPRAY PAINTING ter said the real break in the hot areas is reported booming, the the 1939 World Fair, when the Ing ravetaai of eOmmlttee ap­ spell will come when a cold' front the Naval Research Laboratory. | proval last week ef n bampromiaa QUAUTY 'WORKMANSHIP farmers were showing some con­ league gets into [operation. AUG. CARPET Man .with Gun moves Into New England with Rickey, a one-Llme catcher for Virginia .State Police launch new plan gruthv Mm PresMent 9- ^diuards cern.. . A AT FAIR PRICES clearing skies tqnight. Soviet Subs Could Bomb yaar temporary antbortty In Bruzers Cool, Dry Tomorrow (Conttr on Page Five) vict escapee* from Stafford County miao mtoe If he lound the na­ Fred C. Sturtevant Awaiting Wife Temperatures are expected to (Continbed an Page Flv#| prison camp . . . Head of Massa­ tional Intoreot raqnlred H. UMIr boy« afa hard on ^ho»s. btil ‘ 128 8. MAIN ST. - drop into, the mid-fiOs tonight with chusetts claim investigation (iMNa Bru/ars •m biiilt to it. Putnam, Aug: 18 idb—State and relatlvefy cool, dry air continuing ' agenc.v- says fraudulent auto acci­ Heart of U.S., Reds Say SATELLITE SHOT DELAYED CLEARANCE Top comfort ar^d axtrg rugg«d dual over most of the area tomorrow, i dent claims totaled 91 million dur­ Vaadenberg Air Fore* Base, Tel. Ml 9-2979 local police aurpriaed'and disarmed rty—th« CdwarNs t9«m ;h » t out* Candles Flicker on Broadway ing the past year in that state. GalH. Aug. 19 IE—An attempt to liAtt the most anergstir rough- Read Herald Advg. a burly man early today aa he sat ;A liiw squall with brief but' nscAs. Bring your boys in soon. waiting — with a ahotgOn — for violent Thunderstorms moved over r Vice-President Nixon says Presi­ Ixmdon, Aug. 18 ‘Ah -Moacow^ T ass' at the aame time quoted lauach ^ satelllto rocket Dis­ You'll Be Ama»ed At the hla wife to come-home. northern New England yesterday I dent Eisenhower can hold his own broadcast today a warning that that' I two otherntha>- >nti.Americananti-Ainerican article*articlaS coverer VI waa isoatpoaed today State Police Ofllcer Merrii Johil- afternoon and evening tiierupting | in forthcoming conference* with missiie-bearing Red submarines! from the government newspapar because of laidlselaa^ tecbaical Many Genuine Markdown* ann of the Danielson barracks.ahd power and eauaing damage in New | Power Failure Strikes Soviet Premier Khrushchev . . . could enter Hudson Bay from un- Izyestla and the defense ministiy difficulties. - i FURRIERS two Putnam Policeman arrived at Hampshire and'Vermont. i 851111am Aubertin, 27, 'of Mater- the Arctic ice and bombard mouthpiece, Red Star, the. Underwood Road home of 39- Central Vermont areas reported [ hurl* ptond* Innocent to partlcipa-; America.a - Izvestia denounced the United HAWAII DATE SET ROOM SIZE and WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING CHESTER'S and OESIONERS ting in what authorities csll a qq,p warning was printM in the IVaablngtoa, Aug. 16 1^6— ' .vear-old Gerard Daigle and spotted numeiroua trees blown over, tele­ Statee for continuing to oppose President Elaealiower will for- him in the bai^. phone and power lines knocked out 500 Manhattan Blocks >25.000 stolen car ring and ia bound , „g^.gl .„py^,gpgppf Soviet Fleet, and the seating of Red China In th* Remodel over to Superior Court, j ^.gg -pgrt of an umisuall.v heavy United Nations. niaily proelnim Hawaii aa the FROM NEW ENGLAND'S FAMOUS HiHLLS — A ’ friend Daigle' had com­ and several 'ouildings damaged aa 50Ui state at 4 gjn. Friday. The plained that he was beaten by the a violent atorm swept the area in ■ By M.ARK T. SHEEHAN ^trucks to Mount Sinai Hospital. MORE ■ i _ ! propaganda broadside released by "The People # Republic of China YOUR OLD FUR COAT Armstrong Rubber Co. iwi»fs tsss via its radio tranamittere. ^g able to exist and develop auc- proelamattoit earetnoay win be man for no apparent reason. hiidafternoon. New York, Aug. 18 (A>.- Lights Where nine poltg patients in iron _^_ _ ^ ______beM at the White House. Elsen­ INTO A NEW .Inhnson said Daigle's apparent An electrical storm accompan­ quarferiy dividend from 25 to 35 Thia came 24. hours after a cessfuUy - - without the United -- flickering off in hospital bperat-1'"'■>*« depended on auxiliary pow-ip^pi, , share on QIasa A and B Washington news conference of hower will return here from Ida purpose in,sitting in the barn with ied by fr^ilcnt Ughtning. heavy Nations.” Izvestia commented^ Oettyahorg. Pa~ (arm to rigu COMPARE and SAVE! • Cape • Stole the shotgun was to shoot hia wife, rains and hail hit New Hampshire ing rooms . ;. .E lev ato r service ' < common ^atock paylble Oct. 1... Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, chtjf of "But the United Nationa cannot with whom he had had an argu­ coastal areas in the early evening knocked out in huge apartment Subway, which have independent. oil wid gua ttrlkOe fimt diaoov- U.S. Naval Operations, raised the the proelamatloii. i • Jocket From buildings . . , packed subways. Pow'«>’ at”! were stopped when eig-; ery of nil in th# Yukon Territory, function effectively without *19 95 ment earlier. disrupting power, halting traffic possibility the Soviet Union al- Chine.” Call Ml 9-7218 or RoekvlUe TR ft-6929 with a sweating human cargo.' ''Rbie went out, began to crawl,; jg announced read.v has baltistic missile-flring NIKITA. DUE IN C9HINA When police arrlved at the scene, and Btarting several fires. aa tsr worker.* y-ik. Ie A >»•. laeiflxwith ma redW lanterns lAMrAWrXB sign- ' nr*Two white i A _ St. Louis policemen Red Star took Vice President they a.voided breaking into the 'P.'.e clt.v of Manchester. N.H., trapped in underground tunnels submarines. 'The United States lai WaahlagtoB. Aug. 16 ' 82 BURKE ROAD, ROCKVILLE nailed that the way was- clear in plain clothes say unruly crowd still...... working^ ...... on its. first ones. i Richardj , , M. Nixon to task for U.S. oftleial* ladirated today - For Free Eatlmate In Your Home. Daigle borne because, Johnson said, That was the picture as a sud­ CONVENIENT SHOPPING NIGHTS they feared Daigle might harmjiis den power failure struck Ihe heart ahead. ' of Negroes Interrufited their pur-: Asked if he believed the Ru#-J ''' . tooent Moa- there I* a atraag poaalbUlty TUES.. THIIRS,. FRI. OPEN to 9 P.M. three children if he were inside. of the cit.v. Aparlnient dwellers.. began to w.it of a youthful Negro purse giaiis have submarines able to I ^ ’ broadcast that,vIet in twoPremier Nikita S. Khnitii- Storm Edith The powfr failure hit thousands find out how it feels to climb stairs. I snatcher who escaped In the m ill-' launch ballistic as well aa older hwars the United States "did rhev may end hi, American h *■ MON., WED. SAT. OPEN to 5:.10 But then they saw him in, the And then darkness came, and ing crowd... Eleven Marines pa.v missiles. Burke said: * [not get a single acre of soil or a tour nbext montk with- a jet • if', . bam across the road and disarmed of buildings in a .800-block section I SCHOOL KXFKNfIBS? him. At 1^8ser Antilles of- Upper Manhattan, leaving half New Yorkers in the stricken area # stripe apiece for stealing the "I thiqk they probably have ■'hXle cent in reparations.” fUgbt to Cnmmniilst China by ‘'Connecticut’s Complete Carpet Specialty Shop” Johnson said Daigle's oldeat aon, a mllilon people without elevators, saw the errie spectacle of a city General's flag from the San Diego,' both." r *’ of Henry Hudson'a ex- .. -The USA cominue* to occupy PreeidenI FJaeahower h a a MANCHESTER clothes, books, tuition. Time (or an Okaj^ ready waa in, tow by that time. He i.i-n D , . ij . .u , o ------• - ' -.uozen. and complained because, | ploration of the Hudson River! .Soviet !• leel said “Thoae peopl* .(.-oinioaa-territory that ha* been rhangrd his Europenn trip ittaer-- I^ n ! Just csll us . , . ppon approval you MMong Wth trop cal atorm ^ ^ m oLt^rhoura after "a rt- with a laate for aggreaaion ahoitid Chinese from ti^e Imm.emortol ” ary an he will arrive in Bopa, Ixtans from said there were no shot* fired In season e iiiin iioptcai atorm l* moat 13 hoiiia after it went off. : warm. I ford lawyer Jon O. Newman aa his. remember the Arctic ocean la not f f S .. pick up your cash! Pay back in small month­ subduing Daigle. 'i Formoaiv is under the control Of West (iermany, at . 6:90 pan. ly installments you choose. 928 to 9600 now -moving more rapidl.v on The men;ury, „ waa J nea'Y 90 when .... Children, when they found the [ assistant in doing work on roada I ' inland lake.” Chianr Kal-ahek’s Chinese Na- Itonii time. Aug. 26, toialcug of . Daigle a^aa taken to the State slightly more northerly track.'! power. ^^nt off, and the humidity | television and radio seta wouldn’t and highway safety committee' some U.S. military lead- tionaliat*. Our manager likes say, "Your loan is okoyl" Police barracks gnd held pending 9 a.m. .kug. 27. This White Hotiao At 10:30 a.m, the ' storm was waa Hiiffocating. , work, enjoyed the novelty of see-| and federal-state relations com-: at* concede the threat of ntiodern .j, but a-m il- .In aanounrlag the change today. A looR of tIBO cofff9 SM.48 whoa repaid M further investigation. Johnaon.' in centered near latitude 16.2 north, Suddenly every intersection be- 12 coR99Cvf(vt mo4*Hily intlollmemi Sift.OS ooch. Ing candle flgmes flickering along i mittee of National Governor* Con- Soviet aubnVarines able to travel, acre# that U.S. mOhopolista said thla would pqrmlt Blaeii- L4.,4.s of the investigation, said longitude 61.6 w«at 6r aboiit 350 baine a traffic jam. Dugle admitted he planned to Broadwa.v, ^ .'t i ference.'. . , AFL-CIO chiefs meet: under the Arctic icg., The new*- placed under their control as ra- hower to get a full alght’a rest MA^CHC:STEB miles east aoutheaat of San .Tuan. Then the recovery began. In hoa- Bank vaults wouldn't cleee, and ! in Pennavlvanla ).o fry to get Con-1 paper deacribad these aa “forced ault of the Second World War” Red before aetOig out troan Bams for Ml 3-5103 983 Main Street, Manchester Shoot his wife. It waa moving weat, northwest pUala, emergency lights came on. SHOPPING PABKADE Daigle’s friend. M ichael._, extra guards were aaaigyied. A1 a | gcaa* to cut from Senate and | admiaaiona” that the .USSR could Star complainad. "And thla doea Loudon sad rarto. Ha wtll lauva Ample Free Parking at 17 miles an hour and waa e v Extra jsollre poured, into the area, radio station disc jockeys had a | Houaa labor control bill* the pro-1 r*tajiata' against attacks by U.t). not Include the hundred* mlli- here at 4 a.m, (EOT) Aug- 24k Open Wed., Thure.. f U «rl**i t«Mliv* Mini Wmf.. Aug. HMi.- . W# Rstarv* Th. kighf T, • iriec, 35, was not seriously hu atralghtened out' the traffic. Whan beateo by Daigle. vlaione to-which organised labor | auhmarinaa armad wjth Polan* i tarv baaag in doaanl of otner eoun- taking nir fram Aadru#a Air PREFERRED FINANCE (CdatoiuM *■ Pag# (toveti) Ppiica sent emergency generator (Ooattaoad a« Pag* Paw) objeeta most. . rocka|^ I tries.” - Ferca baaa; T»IPLE.g ITAMP EBDEMPnON O El^R —IM MARKET SQUARE. NEWINOTO?! ^ r 1 'is

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONR. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1989 P A G E T B R E B

South Windsor Chileans E^i^pel RockvUle^Vernon H e h r o n Sheinwold on Bridge T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Workers Donnybrook Aired, You Should Know... R aul Castro^s B loodtnobile ViMit Little League A' ' ? Walter E. Fox GUARD AGAOrmr Set for Aug. 27 Fines Levied in Town Court Advance Party BEST DCFENSE ‘'Bporta and my garden” la a Both sidsa vdHHiUs Teams Feted By Alfred Shelhwold NOlWff The American Red Cross Blood- phrase which could well aum up (OoHtliHMd from Page Om ) UJi. Mastera Teem Champion 6 Q 10$ mobile' will vialt the Columbia Om of tHc wtldMt and bloodie«t«*wMhroom «t about S:30 p m. when Rockville held what could be Chapter Aug. 27, os announced by brawls In local history had its af Vidot, a Puerto Rican, came in and what has sustained the Interest of Few defenders have the skill and 9 Q J $ began arguing about .a w'atch he Walter Edward Fox for a great leave'the military area of the alr- courage to blank a king. If yOur ♦ A K Q I8 considered an open houae for tha Chapter chairman Bradley L. Bat­ tormath In Town Court last night visiting Connecticut and New Jer­ son. as Judge William T. Thresher lev­ claimed had been stolen. He said part of his life. port, opponanta are good enough to find _____ 6 7 3 ONE LIFE POLICY tnia defenae, you must match them WEST EAST sey Little League championship Mra. John Bell, of Burrows Hill ied fines against six individuals in­ he was slapped by Vidot who was In earlier days his interest *nM Chilean.fovamment proteat- teams yesterday. volved. with four receiving sus­ helped by two of his^ friends. by finding the beat offanie. . 6 K6 6»$7942 Rd., ia Hebron chairman to obtain leaned heavily toward sports. To­ ad to Cuba over tha plane’a arrival West opened the kitag of dubs. 9K 93 97S42 Bridgeport won the Division 2 blood donors. She haa pledge cards pended jail aentences. According to Williamson’s testi­ day, the garden at hfs home at 60 ♦ 9 4 3 ♦ < championship over the East Ruth- whi^h are to be filled if poaaible The fight between Puerto Rican mony and that of Morris and Mel­ with anmed aoldiem aboard and South .refused the first trick as a Garden St. claims more of his matter of princlpla but won the 6KQJ104 602 effoird, N. J., team 6 to 2. before Aug. 21. The quota la 40 WILL INSURE the entire and Jantaican farm workers took ton Wynn. Vidot pulled out a knife, sparq time but still ranks second. without permiaslon. SOUTH plaoa Aug. 14 at Shepard's Board- second club with the ace. A sudden shower dampened the donors of blood. , ' and started to chase Williamson. . It was this interest in and sup­ There were strong auaplciona 6 A J Henry Park diamond Just aa the Mra. Bell aaya transportation tn ingbouse on Windsorville Rd. Two Morris rescued him by grabbing port of athletics in Manchester among aome conference delegatea Declarer then ran the five dia­ 9 A 10 6 state policemen and two local con­ monds, discarding a club from hia teams began play, but otherwise the unit will be furnished* for thoie Vldofs arm but was struck In the which led to his appointment in that Raiil’a trip was planned,Mb ♦ 107 3 2 the program afranged by District who require it stables were called out to quell the bsck of the head by a baseball bat 19.31 to the Advisory Park and nab headlines away from the con­ hand. West aaw Ihat he would have « A9S9 Dirertor Donald Berger ran family at one LOW PREMIUM disturbance.. ference, which haa been seeking to discard'.twice on the diamonds. . Cello at Home wielded by Angel Pamias. which Recreation Commisalon. He is North SMt Soirth Wait smoothly. Frank Cello, of Cello'* general Two of the participants, Secundt- rendered him helpless and broke serving- now in his second term, waya to leaaen tensions In the He aaw also that South would win 1 ♦ Pan 2 NT Pan no 'Vidot and Bryon Morris, were Caribbean created partly by biva- six tricks in spades and hearts. 3 NT AU Pan In tha morning tha Little ■tore, Hebron, haa returned from ■ his false teeth. which will end In 1961. Leaguers and escorting coaches hoapital check-up, where he waa taken to Hartford Hospital where Wynn said he was going to call In the eight years he haa been aiona lauhehed from Cuba, Obviously, South would have to try Opoiiag Isad — 6 K 40 stitches were used to patch up a flneaae in one suit or the other. visited Kingfisher Briatol Mfg. Co., looked over for a heart condition. the police, but he was atriidk by a with the. commission. Fox haa 4>rd«Md to Lmv« and Tober Baseball Mfg. Co. The He was discharged with the aa- Vidot and 60 on Morria bottle thrown by Juan Rodrigue* taken an active interest in the An advance Cuban military When the fourth diamond was ‘Ibwn Constable Charles Jurgelas lad, W.aat calmly discarded the six may bo some excuse for paartof boya were given flshline and tackle, aurance that hia condition was not Ortega and Aguldo Reyea Sanches programs It hgg. recommended and lane, carrying 21 newanMn, 18 and Little League baseballs on the dangerous, .and waa caused by testified that when he entered the ■truck him on the arm with a haa atumped on more than one earded aoldieni equipped with of spades, blanking hia king. 'On three acea if the rest of the hand plant tours. downstairs cafeteria section of the gplatola and machlneguna and a tha fifth diamond,.West discarded consists of microacople caida. some muscular trouble, for which broomstick. He then ran down to occasion for proposed recreation At noon they were feted by the he was treated. building, the whole area was a i rook and told him to call the improvements such aa expanded crew of 7, was aelaed when it land­ the three of hearts. (Even then, they'd have to tie me maaa of broken bottles, aticka. i police, ed here yesterday. The party waa Flneaae Loees hand and foot to make me paas!) Rockville Rotary CTub at a chicken Old Manae Repaired ^ iyi town swimming facilities. barbeque dinner In Firat Congrega­ Repair work ia being done on the garbage cans, debris and blood. The | Vidot claimed he went up to the The commission's plumping for kept under guard and orddr^ to South then decided to try the There ia no excuse at all when the upstairs living quarters also looked early Manchester teams and can leave the country today. heart. finesae. This loat, and West hand la bolstered up by a Jack and tional Church of 'Vernon, houae on Hebron Green owned b.v j lockers and someone threw a bot- swimming pool iniprovement in Peter J. McGovern, preaident of Elementary School principal Rich'.- aa though a cyclone had struck. recent years haa finally borne recall various incidenta in baseball Chilean Officials aald the Cubans took the real of the cluba, defeat­ some tens. In the Kaplan-Sbeln- Bryan Morris who had been struck I tie at him. He said'he was so blind Little League Baseball Ino„ waa ard D. Gale. TTila ia quite an old with blood he Joiildn’t tell who cut fruit In the more recent attempt* and other games in town -during did not have the advance permis­ ing the contract. wold System, you would open this in the hack of the he,d w-ith a base­ I the years. sion required for the landing of a with 1 NT, showing balanced guest of honor at the dinner, and houae but haa always been kept In him up. at solution by the Town Direc­ Everybody at the .table admired apoke briefly of the growth of the good repair. It waa formerl.v the ball bat, was lying cut and bleeding tors. ‘Wonderful Program* foreign military plane carrying West's bold play. He couldn’t beat dlitributixm and 12 to 14 points In on the outside. .Ortega and Pamias both said League. McGovern's visit to Rock­ Congregational parsonage, hut was they were in bed and slept through Keeps Good “Morgue” ‘The youngatera in town have a armed personnel. They added that th» contract by diadarding a club, high cards. Bscauae 6f the fact that many of none of those aboard had Chilean (Copyright 1969, General Fea­ ville for the tournament waa con­ given up aa such and sold shout the whole affra.v. Pamias even On other commission matters. wonderful program mapped oilt in since then declarer could afford to sidered a rarity because he man­ the time the Hebron and Gilead the accused do net apeak Ekigllsh. Fox haa kept copious notes and town recreation.” Fox says. "I like visas and some did'not have i<^n- give up a heart and three clubs. tures Corp.) the case was conducted through an produced two witnesses whh swoie tification papers. ages *uch visits only three or four Congregational Churches were he was In bed all the while. Both can leaf through hia folder and to see kids get Into sports, and West; could save hia clubs only by times a year. Personal business yoked together under one min­ Interpreter, Luis Santos, liaison of­ report practically any discussion those that do are moat often the Brushing aside tha Caatroe' blanking one of the kings, and this ficer for Cullman Brothers. I claimed they satV Williamson go criticism, the 21 foreign mlnistera T o ll G ale brought him to Connecticut this ister. The building has housed rtoJ»is locker.-get-a straight rar.or or aeaaion the commission haa ones that stay out of trouble.” he -did with great aplomb. week, permitting him to attend the many minister*, a doctor, and now Argma Over Watch had. He has sSen hi.s share of meanwhile agreed Unanimously to Nobody aaw that South had ♦ I Solomon Wlllianison. a Jamal ! and throw it at Vidot cutting him ' Fox ia married to the former give special temporary powars, to The word "turnpike” originated event, he aaid. McGovern was pre- a school , principal. Which gives the neck. controveraial lasuea and backa up Kuth McCully, of New York City. "blown” a cold contract. ‘South aented with a fishing tackle box by It quite a profesfional history. can, testified that he was in the i one of the more v noted ones, the the Inter-American Peade Commit­ should win only three diamonds — fromf the type of gate used on Prosecutor Ilouhts Stories They have two children, Edward tee in an effort to curt), further in-^ early toll roads, a long pole atud- Kingfisher Bristol. Ministers now occupy the Gilead decision of the Recreation Depart­ K. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson, both with the ace, king and ten. Then Streasea l^eague Value parsonage. At present there ia no In rebuttal Prosecutor Oeorge ment to limit memherahip to vaslons by would be revolutionaries'' he ahould lead a club, allowing ded with pikes, which barred 'the Stone said he did not believe the of whom live in apartments In the and their sympathizers. way until travelers paid the re­ Speaking at the Rotary Club minister of any demonination lowtiapeople. ' _ big Garden St. duplex. West to take hia tricks. After living in Hebron village.'' Hcnf9 Ymir Doctor stories -of the two witnesses should But as a concilitary move, a step flnlahing with the cluba. West quired fee, then waa turned aside. luncheon, McGovern stressed the . " © "Yea. the attendance dropped When hia present term on the value of the Little League organ­ TTie Elemenary achool here will be credited, aa no one could sleep heavily at many of the senior was taken toward .enforcement of would have to lead a apade or a Con In Your Proscription through such an uproar. Stone ern, Mn. n , m. advisory commission expires. Fox human rights In the hemisphere— SENATORS d v WATER BILL ization to the future generation. open Sept. 9, and classrooms ohd games.” said Fox, "but it should said, he probably will not seek heart, and either lead would give auditorium are being put In order. 'Itiiii'i'biSit asked that heavy fines and also be noted that participation ia the an action aome delegates regarded Smith a free flneaae. Then, i-and Washington, Aug. 18 (>P1—Sena?' He waa Introduced by Berger, Dolivorod Within Tko jail sentences be assessed against reappointment. If he does not, he as directed toward the Dominican who said the Little League move­ The playground has received new I! main aim. not apectatora. will be able to devote moat of hia only then. South could go on with Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn) and paving and a new set of swii^a will VM i major offenders to discourage fu- involved in the battle; Secuqdino Republic's strongman. Generalis­ ment expanded rapidly after f t "Townwide recreation in Man- the fourth or fifth diamonds. Prescott Bush (R-Conn) voted * Ballplayers Are Fishermen^ Too be installed, ready for use. Thlrt.v- Hour I ture affairs of this sort. He asked Vidot who pleaded not guilty to spare, time to that garden and, simo Rafael L. Trujillo, and Presi­ with the majority in the 82, to 9 World War II so that on ita up­ i r ' I cheater has come a long way since more important, to the moral sup­ Dally Queatioii The Bridgeport Little league team which later defeated the Rutherford, N, J., learn to become seven children have already been j that Willlam.son.be found not guil- aggravated assault, fined $36 with I was a boy,” he says. "Now, we dent Luis Somosa A Nicaragu4.‘ Aa dealer, you hold;/8pades—A rail call by which the Senate aent coming 20th anniversary the or- registered for kindergarten. J fi5 I ty, however, because of Insuffi- a 30-day Jail sentence suspended; port and encouragement of Man­ PiM Himoaa Rights .Parley to the President a compromise gemlzatioh comprises 6,200 leagues Division 2 champions, learn something about fishline at the Kingfisher Bristol Manufacturing Co. have one of the best recreation chester youngatera in competitive J; Hearta—A 10 6; Diamonda—10 in Rockville yesterday. The interweaving of' line from rapidly turning spindles proves a fasci­ .4bout Town PINE PHARMACY I cient proof. Ortega, Sanche* and Ptimias. all, set ups I'v4 seen.” The foreign ministers agreed to 7 8 2; Cluba—A 9 8 5. What do you $1,206,000,000 water projects mon­ throughout the world. This repre­ 8he "Top of the Morning” Farm I Judge Thresher handed down who pleaded not guilty to breach athletics. preparation of a Convention on ey bill yesterday. sents better than 300,000 boys nating process. (Herald Photo by Satemisi. 664 CENTER ST. Fox's love of sports goeiT back aay? In the northern part of Gilead i the following verdict against those of peace charges, were each fined Human Rights for preaentaUoq to Answer: Bid oile club. There plus those in farm teams, ha aaid. has served as a stop over, for $21 with 30-day jail sentences sus­ at lea.vt to 1913 when one of the the 11th Inter-American Confer­ Berger credited McGovern with few early basketball leagues w-as was taken after Bill Dunnack'a group of Boy and Girl Scouts from pended; Morris and Wynn who ence in Quito, Ecuador, next year. the growth of the league since he A n d o v e r TKand was badl.v lacerated when he Ohio, In charge of the Rev. Gerald pleaded nolo contendere to breach formed in theiarea. In 1915, he re­ , Secretary of State Christian A. .EAST HARTFORD assumed the presidency in 1952. For EXTRA fun Call or visit Household calls. a championship Manchester and other teenagers were assist­ Caron, diocesan director. The.v are today. You’ll do businees of peace charges were fined $12; Playground Herter proclaimed support for the McGovern became chairman of the ing in the removal of two other enroiite home after a trip o f'6,000 and Williamson who plesded like­ team beat a team from New Brit­ proposed convention but explained Board of Directors of Little rusted anchors. miles, during which the.v visited in pnvacy with a friendly, ain in a playoff held in the Wes­ the United States would be unable Parents Form Co-operative - capable HFC manager. wise, was found not guilty. 'F A S IL ^ League Baseball in 1966. He waa The first two had been hauled up Nova Scotia and the Gaape penin­ Other Cftsea leyan University gymnasium. Al­ Notes to sign it. MANSFIELD "formerly a public relations official sula. — T A K E # He's an “expert” in ar­ though Fox did not participate on The Uni,ted States generally ab­ by ropes which the youths had ranging loans for any Other dispositions bv Judge FKATtnS FIRST TONIGHT in the New York office of U.S. fastened, but the cable on the third Traffic on the new highway Thresher included; Wallace Lang- many teams hlmaelf, he was, and stains from such multi-nation con­ All Ia Calar! Rubber. To Conduct Kindergarten through Hebron Green appears to purpoee, frnm $20 still is. one of the town's leading Playground electloiia were held ventions because of objections * III C»lor anchor, was so badly corroded that to $600. You’ll choose le.v, Ellington, failure to grant last week...... ' - ^'Holiday For Lovsrs’* - OF THK FLV’’- The . Yisiting official . said . he it cut Into Dunnack'a hand w’hen he he having a spurt, long lines of ALONG right of way at an intersection, fans. In fact, until the end of last withiir th r Senate that they open *'ALIilOATOR PEOPLS** welcomed the opportunity to meet T\A'enly-seven young Andover their programs for the year out­ cars enroute for seashore Satur­ your own repayment year, he had not miased an MHS A boy and girl playground *u- the way to foreign interference in “Sabu and the Magic Ring” tried to move it. He was given first fine $21; James.L. Kelsey, Wind­ — Wedii6id«y — TSce to face the people who are mothers approved a conaUtution lined and ready for disciiasioti at aid at the beach b.v an unidentified da.v and Siinda.v, the heat wave plan. You’ll leave with a sor LfOcks, failure to drive right, home baaketbatl game aince 1944. perviaor were chosen at each ofc domestic aifaira. the "heart and soul "of Little ■probahly' reapon.slble. 'Thermome in another iihplied criticism of and by-laws last night, bringing the end of the month. At that time doctor and taken to the Windham feeling- of confidence fine $1.3; Thomas P. Matth'cws, Fox waa boi-n in Manchester the 10 playgrounds, with the fcyl- Love la My Profeaaion "HERCULES" League Baaeball.” He praised Ber­ a meeting will be held for the pres­ ters here stood at over 90 degrees AN NEC because you’ve done Nov. 11, 1894. He attended local dictatorahipa. the conference We4• "MAN IN THE N I ^ ’ Toniiffi !■ Bnm p^r Cl«b NIHl into' being the Andover Pre-school Community Memorial Hospital by tn the shade Saturday afternoon East Hartford, passing on ' the lowing results; adopted a "Declaration of Santi­ ger and those like him who offer entation and discussion of all Kowalski. Kowalski's daughter, buBiiteea with America's right, fine $6; Gerald C. Marton achoola but left iichool in 1910 to leadership to the Little League Parents Assn. (PSPA). events. Rabbi Benjamin Miner of Nor­ oldest consumer loan join the Cheney Broa. organization Bowers, John Kopplin and Do­ ago” atating that American gov­ "Purpose of the new organization Joyce, had received a cut on the wich who recently returned from a Jr., Manchester, 'improper left ernments should arise from free players, McGovern expressed the Each leader was s.tked to ap­ foot earlier in the day while swim­ VACATION company. turn, not put to plea; Donald R. where he worked for the next 25 reen Sw(eeney; Bucklev. David Un- conviction that learning to obey ia to provide a cooperative non­ praise the needs of his group and vi.sit to Israel, apoke at the Sat­ years. ganfelter and Cathy Heller; Char­ elections and declaring that per­ profit. non-sectarian kindergarten, ming at the raft, which led to the A IfMtB n { 1100 route S20.00 whuB Bates, Blnomtield. failure to grant niles and play aa a team are valu­ to contact interested individuals diacover.v of the anchors. urday evening services at th'e lo premndY rupaid ia 12 eonuecutivc In 1935 he joined the Prudential ter Oak, Dan Barlow and Sharyn petuation in power by force ia in- with classes starting Oct. 5. cal Jewish Synagogue, showing right of Way at arf intersection, compattble with the effective ex­ able to the youngsters In getting in the parish for assistance with Warm weather over the weekend montblT inutulrauatu of 910.05 fine $15; aqd Jean B. Miclette. Ufe Insurance Co. and today ia a Larala; Green, Richard Dillon and BURNSIDE The PSPA al.so elected ita first the group s programs. movies and slides. The public was LOAN M rh. No ondoruuru uru ruqtsirufl. Prudential underwriter working Adrienne Martinick; Keeney St., ercise of democracy. AVi ■{ HIinit-OND them out of • "introversions so brought an unusually heavy at­ Hartford, operating without a li­ chronic in the world today." officers when it met at the Andover \'e»tr.v Intem’lews Candidates tendance at the beach. invited and there waa no fee. out of the Manchester office.' Edward Ackerman and Sharon ' To combat invasions, the con­ Elementary School, The Rev. Alfred H. Rapp of cense, bond forfeited. Manseau; Nathan Hale, John Shan­ ference adopted a resolution di­ ENDS TONIGHT Remarks on the afternoons The vestry of St. Peter's Epis­ MancheNter Evening Hnraki ,\n- Life buuranee it avaUable on ail loant About Town Served In Navy baaeball game may be found on to­ Elected were: Mrs. Raymond copal Church has interviewed six dovor correspondent, Mrm. Paul D. Flushing, N.Y;. was visiting During World War I Fox served non and Kathy Gavello; Valley St., recting the peace committee of the Stoner, preaident; Mrs. Eugene mi lotr fftoup rate Norman Petersen of Deming St. Collins Judd and JoAnn Green; Organization of American States day's sport page. candidates fo;- the positio- of rec­ Pfanatlehl, telephone Pilgrim preacher Sunday at the 10 a.m has been appointed* to the Park for two years in the Navy and en­ Schwanke. vice president; Mrs. tor and will interview two more. 2-6856. joint service of the Hebron and , 1. ‘‘' countered some of the more mem­ Verplanck, Bob Shea and Mary (OAS) to make a study of ways to John McGuire, secretary: Mrs. and Recreation Commission., re­ Minney; Waddell, Linda Garrison prevent attempts from abroad to T'..ey expect to reach a decision Gilead Congregational Churches in placing .lohn Malin. who "resigned orable experiences of his life. I r Color Harry Emerson, treasurer; Mrs. thia week. They will then request Gilead. The Rev. Mr, Rapp and Stationed aboard the converted and .Barbara HamiltMO (no boy overthrow legally constituted gov- Gilbert Negro, meihberahip chair­ OUSEHOLD FINANCE lo’ devote more time to his busi­ candidalea); West Side, Henry ernmenta. 'Tlw Big Cireui" Deaths Last Nifjht authorization from the Diocese of Autos of Future? hia family have a summer home in nees. pleasure yacht Niagara. Fox waa man; and Mrs. Walter Weir, pub­ (Jonnectiout to call a parish meet-, Gilead on the Hardy road, where one of a handful of aeamen w-ho Klein and Karen Nowicki. Cuban Foreign Minister Rauli "WOLF I.AB80N" licity chairman. No meeting of Wapping Grange Roa told conference hia gov­ — Wedendav — By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing at w'hick they will present Toledo, Ohio 1^ - A glass auto­ they are now spending their vaca­ will be held tonight as announced. helped convoy early freighters to Superintendent of Recreation: ..A I ANATOMY OF A MVRDEB' New York—Dr. Ernest Jackh, .School Setup mobile may be in store for the fu­ tion. MANCHiniR •NOPIHIM PARKAM Bowers, Jack Felber; Buckley. ernment would cooperate to deter­ riialte I« Bemper Cleb Nil* The new kindergarten will hold their recommendation of the can­ rendezvous points tn the Atlantic. mine who was behind the landing 84, Internatjonally recognized edu­ didate cons’dered to be best quali­ ture. says Dr. George B. Watkins, Travelers Due Back 382 Middl* Turnpike Wett He aailed. up most of the Ameri­ Kathy Kissel); Charter Oak. David S:lt SiM. ie:15 four .sessions a week. Each child chairman of the technical policy Cards have been received from Manchester Evening Herald Turner; Green, Jeanne DeCesare; of armed’ counter-revolutionaries THIS FHOGBAM Me cator and statesman, died Monday. fied for the needs of the parish. South Windsor correspondent, El­ can roast and completed tours to BfSl AHFAD 01 IHF REST He was consultant to the director enrolled will attend two days a •\uthorization must be received committee of Libbe.v-Owens-Ford the three young men, Gardner Q. 2nd neer—Mitchell 3-2738 Halifax, Nova Scotia, and the Keeney St., Unda Keeney: Nathan in Cuba last week, 'which Gaatro w'eek. One class will be held Mon­ more (i. Burnham, telephone Mit­ Hale, Bobby Neilan; Valley St., haa laid to Trujillo. But tn Lima, of the Near and Middle East In­ both from th- parish and from the Glass Co. Dr. Watkins said it is Shorey, Horace Sellers and Bert Hewii 10 to 4 Men, T««, Then.—10 to 8 Wed., Fri. ! chell 4-0674. Azores. The Niagara; the former stitute, which he helped to found days and Wednesdays and another Diocese to issue a call lo the ap­ foreaeeable research will produce Taylor, who accompanied the Rev pride and joy of New York finan­ John Wright; Verplanck. Charlie Raul Castro told newsmen Cuba on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Miller; West Side, Marhal Ven- Would admit no OAS investigating at Columbia Universe ry. He was proved candidate. a transparent material which, Douglas F. Pimm on hia trip to cier Jay Gould, had ’been stripped born In Urach, 'Germanyr- Classes will be held from 9 a.m. when laminated with glass, "will Salina. Kan., to take up hia new nart; -Waddell. Rusty Meek. commission or any Inter-American until noon in a cla.ssroom in the In the meantime pariahioner.s of Its plush accessories before it police force. Philadelphia — Joseph T. Con- needing the services of a priest result in a transparent composite post at St. Francis’ Boys' Home put to sea, but not before Fox had Police Chief; Bowers, George new wing at the Andover Congre­ capable of functioning as a struc­ The foreign ministers have 1 nolly, 46, a vice president of the gational-Church. • are a.sked to call Lewis Phelps of The actual location of the. home a glimpse of them. Nolan; Buckley, Dave Johnson; shown surpri.sing unanimity dur­ TER Columbia Broadcasting Sy.stem Andover, .enior warden of'the ves­ tural member in automobile bod-i Is in Bavaria, but is In the Salins "Deep pile carpets, heavy carved Charter Oak, Franci.i Laraia; and general manager of radio sta­ Mrs. Stoner told the assembled ing the six days of the conference mothers last night that the school try. The lay leaders wh will con­ area. The group visited Niagara bara and as complete a wine closet Green, Brenda Ogren; Keeney St., despite the undercurrent of ten- /^HILORIN^ tion WCAU at Philadelphia, died duct services until a rector is .se- Falls, and stopped overnight In a.a anyone ever had," mused FVix in Eleanor Klein; Nathan Hale, Ricky BOLTON NOTCH Monday. Death was attributed to needs a maximum of .30 children SANDS TURNS TO BALI-ADS recollection. Rudin; Valley St., John Prevost; aion.s — generated largely by the to operate successfully. Registra­ c- ’•ed are Hedley Hill Of Amston Springfield. All agree they are bitterness between Cuba and the Routes 6emet44 4 pneumonia complications which and Bradley Batson of Hebron. Los Angeles. Aug. 18 lA*) Rock having a great old time. During a voyage through the Verplanck, Eddie Kelly; Waddell, set in after a successful brain tion must be filed by Sept. I in mist-ahrouded waters off Nova Robert Schaeffer; West Side, Dominican Republic. order for children to begin kinder­ Raft ITae Now Safe ’n’ Roll singer Tomm.v Sands says Rusty Daub. This bitterness erupted again ENDS TONIGHT ojreration several weeks ago. garten this fall. The raft at the Andover Lake he’s going to .switch from rh.vthm Manchester Evening Herald He­ Scotia. Fox and several others yesterday at the closing plenary Detroit- Dr. A. G. Sluder, 91, bron correspondent. Miss Susan O. worked 24 hours in a life boat car­ Fire Chief: Bowers,.Jim Spi-oul; “LAST TRAIN Teaching the new’ kindergarten beach was made available to the and blues to more serious ballads. session.* Dominican Foreign Min­ "JUMPING JACKS" a nationally known leader In the will be Mra. Weir, the former public again- Saturda.v after skin- "Somebod.v has got to do it - Pendleton, telephone Academy rying men and soldiers from a Buckley, "Alan Kissell; Charter ister Porflrio Herrera Baez de­ FROM GUN H IU J’ YMCA. died'Saturday. He retired 8-8464. grounded British transport to the Oak, Michael Choman; Green, airk ni)«(la« - Aathonr qnlaa flran Martin Arrry l.awli Elaine Tedford of Manchester. She diver Robert A. Jone.s of Pipe kids nowada.vs don’t know what nounced Fidel Caatro as an "Inter­ In 1946 as secretary general of the is a graduate of Arnold College, Ridge Dr. and town constable Wil­ the serious songs sound like.” he safety of Canadian tug boats. He Scott Fitzgerald; K een^ St., national delinquent.” Baez blamed Detroit YMCA branch. Studer, and the other crewmen were cited Denise Dufrien; Nathan Hale, claas of 195&. Thia is the first time liam Kowalski removed a corroded told reporters .yesterday. The littial Time the Cuban revolutionary regime STARTS TOMORROW THRU SATURDAY ONLY who was born at Montreal, was a she haa taught young children. cable and anchor from the vicinity Sands, just turned 21, went to by the Navy for the deed. Earl Rui^in; Valley St., Mike Jef­ for tensions in the Caribbean. ' 2 BIO FEATURES ON ONE GREAT SHOW pioneer In adult education. fries; Verplanck, Mike Grennler; Before her marriage, she head­ of the raft. The use of the raft had the count.v clerk’s office to collect Richmond. Va. (/P>—Sign of Jim­ ■'We were armed.” said Fox, 'Earlier, Roa repeated hia charge Walt Dianey Policy . . . Children 85c — Adults 75c Toledo, Ohio—Charles E.-Ide. 67, ed the Women's Division of the "with the usual 4-inch guns, ma­ Waddell, Barry Pagani; West Side, president and general manager of been ^restricted from Thursday $15,650 savings a judge ordered in my Speranza'a restaurant here: that the Dominican Republic was Bdltealiqnal 'Therapy Departmjeqt '.Ihtil Saturday.....h.v- the- Andover. approving a movie contract for chine guns and depth charges, but Nancy’ Mikolowsky. organizing a foreign, le^on to in­ Sleapinc Bhusra Firti at A:M Aaary'Hllla Hbawa at M p.m ' the Toledo Edison C0.7 died Mon­ "Vacationing arbund the' 'world. at the Institute of Living in Hart­ Lake management group. This'step him. . Back in 80 days.’* it was a luck.v thing we never aaw Sanitatior. Engineer; Bowers. vade Cuba. He waved photographs day of a heart attack. He.was born ford. While in college, ahe taught any German planes or subs. We’d Terry Nolan: Buckley, Bob Hal- of a Dominican plane he aajd waa at Brayton. Iowa. dancing, and In high school in never have come back if we had.” ated; Charter Oak, Sharon Pow­ captured in Cuba last'week. Hudson, N. H. — Roy H. Cross, Manchester, she assisted in after • Since hia discharge in 1919. ers; Green, Rick McAdams; Keen­ But, declared Roa, “Cuba con- 70, who developed a gj'ro-stabllizer school activities in the town’s ele­ Fox and others of the ferew have ey St.. Terrance Corcoran; Nathan aiders itself complete equipped to used In Army tanka in World War mentary schools. Mrs. Vl^eir has held an annual reunion In New, Hale, Billy Vince: Valley St., Gary defend itself. It will not ask for II, died'Sunday after a lengthy 111- two pre-school age children. York City: Haugh; Verplanck. Lorie Shea'; help." neas. Croas. who was born at Ix-adera to Plan Program Fox is a past member of the Odd Waddell, David Fletcher; West Brazilian Foreign Minister Ho- Nashua, N. H.* had been a manu­ All leaders of organizations at i f Protectg father, mother and children under one poUejr Fellows and the. American t,egion. Side, Debra Smith. racio Lafer. a leading peacemaker facturing engineer for Weatlng- St. Peter's Episcopal Church have for one low premium. He played bass trumpet in the Mayor; Dowers. John Holmes; at the conference, drew one of the houae Electric Corp. for mamy been requested by lay reader LegionJ}*nd for a number of years. Buckley. Caiyl Ki^ell; Charter biggiut ovations yesterday in call­ years. Hedley Hill of Amston to have Although he haa. been active in Oak. Bd’\>’ard Morrow Green. ing upon the Latin American na- various town organizations and oc- Mark Bogli; Keeney St., Janet tionq to ratify a $1 billion Inter- / Children born later are automatically included .at no ad« caaionally takes a trip into the up­ Ackerman; Nathan Hale, Mike American development bank aa i ditional premium. per reaches of New England for Romano; Valley St., Jamea Fox; quickly aa poaaible. relaxation, he always returns to Verplanck, Bill Carry; Waddell, So far, the Uhited States, which champion the cause of alhletica. Lee McPherson; West Side, Mark ia putting up $450 million, la the 'i f If father dies, the family’a Inaurance continuea just as Ha haa retained photographs of .Tohnson...... a I H CONDITION! [I only country that haa raUfled the though he had Hved . . . but without payment of pre< proposed bank's charter. MAIN FEATURE 8:30 New we went yew te there ewr twesess—wHIi highetl After an adjournment of the EVERY NIGHT FXClPT SAT miumg. Wededn ellewenccs ef the yeer, lew NrsMetl, teg> conference moat of the foreign STATE drivinf ecenemyl ministers plan tp remain In San­ tiago for another day or two be­ STARTS TOMORROW You / DiwihiUty Benefit pays Family Poli^- premiums If father fore returning home. * becomes totally and permanentlj^iaabled before age 60, Be Herter plana to leave Wednes­ Due id the length of .this outstanding program, there wUl be day morning with stops at Anto­ matinees at 2'p.m. and evening ahowlnga'beginning with the s. gef. . .*—x/ fagasta, Chile;, Talara, Peru, and feature at 8:80, preceded by a program of interesting abort Puerto Rico. aiibjects at 7:46. f i f Generous dividends, as earned, start the 'first year. Lib- ^Cooler eral cash and loan values for emergency needs. A KACr. MOW raSnM Thref* from Town tIOTOUS NIV DEBBIE REYNOLDS CO/MfOV HIT I "More M orse Graduates TONY RANDALL^ DOUBLE ATTENTION CHINA CLUB MEMBERS PAUL DOUGLAS Three Manchaatar students re­ Seuhtype eenerete brtngt you tomt/rroute highways tndayt Member* can odd tn their place eetting* and their soup ceived diplomas at commencement TRIPLE-S BLUE and eaJod seta hy payment of $2.56 and deposit of $25 or exercises of Morae College held ‘TkeAie^ttltg G oouf" more in their saving* account for each act. -Also availaMe, Comfortable Sl'J-Inch fnHt dishes. last Thursday night In the Ter­ CINlMASCOIt Old MITIoCOlOft J race Roorj at Bradley Field. aia« FREO OARK ORUC ^Weipeei ,.. Ramblrr American costs up to $600 lets than the They were Alan W. Gates, 464 tot UNA MCaMl Tlie eel of the road** is good and solid O n W C TOi 3 0 1 1 other two bett-telling Motion wagon maket.O-pauenger room, top gas miieage. Summer 8t„ Mias Bveleen J. NOW! Geromlller. 19 Ridgewood St., and * • • ww-typs concfts giv«$ you Ihs smoothot rids pvsrl CURRENT SAVI $131 TO-$209 SAVI UP TO $176 SA V I ON Franklin T. Lawrence, 15 Bowers Filmed On Your Savings ANNUAL Earn 3 1 / 2 ^ ON SIDANS, HARDTOPS ON RISALI VALUl OPIRATIN6 COSTS St. Location In STAMPS DIVIDEND WHY WAIT FOR HfXT YEAR - Foster H. Williams, 53 Falrview The Haystack No dipf —no ckuclthelotl The very nature of Based on manufacturers’ sug- Month after month.'Rambler Get top gas mileage with the 'St., second rice pre. *dtnt of the gmtsd prices of comparable '60 conaiatently brings highest re­ economy king! (Two Ramblers concreto permits it to be laid truly, level, ac- PROMFf DELIVERY ON A U TYPES Travelers Insurance Co., delivered «»rdmg tiJ-priSeim engineering atandarde - not juet iBodela of other leading malms. sale of all comparable models topped all cars, all classes, the commencement address. Hia Haw Interalete Wghweye You get the heft, of both in EVERY WEDNESDAY pounded into ahape. sepording to N.A.fl.A. Official in this year's Mobilgas Kcon subject was "Challenges and Op- ★ ★ ★ PLUS ★ ★ ★ are for U.S. defent*, lee Rambler; big car room, small H4ed Car Guide and Red book omy Run!) Save more on re- CALL NOW AND ENJOY, THE port unltiea of the World Today.” N^w-typa concrete givies a emooth ride for an Member of Federal car economy. National Market Reports. paii^, upkeep. « MAN PAST FAITH...« WOMAN PAST IHHOCENCEI expected life of 60 yeaiie and more. There are tw6 That's why ooocrete is vital. It's Deposit Inauranca REST OF THE SUMMER MAN CHARGED WITH FRAUD good reaaone for this; The durable concrete itqelf tha onl.y pavement th a t fia en­ Corp. aiipportod by a epecially deeigped eubbase gives Just like putting cash in your pocket I Hurry in and strike it rich ! New Haven, Aug. 18 (A*)—Louis ^flEinUIXERR-mBRYIIKR gineered tndieavy loada. never loses A. DellaRocco 40, of New Haven, even greeter load atrength; end a,new process called ‘ atrength. aiauras mobOity and air entrainment” prevente surface roughening from haa been charged with embezzling iiumi umn -y- TliJflOMaY freely 6owi|ig eupply linee for mili­ $9,997.24 of - the Journal-Courier winter weather and de-icera. lanchester Yet first poet is moderate, upkeep expenae is low. tary emergincies. DtCORMint MOTOR SALES, Inc. $4 MAPI.E AT.. MANOHEtilTRR, CONN. newspaper's funds. Police aaid m*SH'UiiiHiiiu.jAmisAitt.a 39 PURNELL PLACE DellaRocco has a’dmittad - taking ■ K l IN MeTWOCOCOW • AN AtSY WOTUae Good reaaone why mnerete w preferred for the Inter- M A IN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH the money‘to cover gambling dabta. < state System and other im p o ^ n t roads. 2 3 Alciin St. 285 East Center St. Manchester Parhadc TVL. Ml 3 -2 tS $ DellaRocco collecta money from Cor. Lenox St. West Aiidd/e Turnpil This exception right was drawn Dr. Horwits said the shots approval of the federal govern­ road running from Gruid Ave. to Only a few spots in the South- Phons, wrlU, sr M ^ to Judge." ment, the Council *was told. The Highland^ Ave. will be fully Im­ numbers were "Oh Promise Me” tral Maraachueetts are reported ■iRatanyafara ^ OMtaoIidated Rdiaon Co, labored! into tha motion after considerable would be available, without and "The Loi-d's Prayer." maturing about a week earlier west Desert snd Texas wars hot­ Representstlves of both sides of dlscuaalon and la aimed at allow­ charge, through the Manchester government has promised the city proved. Leo Monahan of 4.1 Spring ter than the Western Plains. The M afiinai Rw the steel controversj’, Mitchell a grant o f'1237,000. > St., owner of six lots on Lind- The bride was given In. mar­ then usual. ?v rS; '-or •“ „ ing t^e school board to use ita dis­ Medical Aaan. or the Slate Board riage by her brother, Harvey J. Mldeummer'4 ntiffest one-two high St Yuma, Artz., was 105 and 6in Iwforinatina said, met with officials of the Bu­ cretion In ruling on cases In the of Health, If neceeaary. Garrlty A special city meeting was set berg St., asked for the aewer ex­ deep in eouthern Texas, Presidio S E S ’J.SS,'',' Is ,™ '"'""''"' H.ru.jra N.uol,'.' ' reau of I.,abor Statistics and re­ for Aug. 31 at 8 p.m. to authorize McKinney. Miss ESele L. Wray. 22 punch took a lot nf alp nut of T hm future which might not fall Into also said he had previously' re­ tension. The request came through Lilley St., was maid nf honor. baked st 107. cixlra police were assigned to, i viewed In a premilinary way the the sale of 1710.000 in bonds. City Engineer Lawrence Johnson. millions as the tong spell of mug­ Denver's 94 was only one de­ the regular category. ceived an assurance that the mem­ Biddesmalds were Mrs. John Cole-' gy weather held a stlrky grip Central Park, which stretches; r . ‘r ‘ 72 facts which now will be released. bers of the asoociatidn would give James Wilson of the Connecticut , Full improvement of Lindbergh gree under the all-time record for through the middle of the darkened ^*tna Mrs ...... bu / / said no substantial changes Asks' About Tranaten Bank and Truat Company hoe bean man, 10.5 W. Middle Tpke.. and ;Scroe« the country, Hartford Fire ...... 181 IPI A question regarding pupils the shots free of charge in order fit. is expected to cost not leas Miss Betty Davidson, 20 Grisw’old the date. Baltimore had the same area. More patrolmen walked the.I have been made a.s a result al­ to protect ail of the children pos­ named agent. Mayor Herman Gi than $12,0, school system in the future was sible. covered by aseeaament of property grees below the record for Aug. •headlights of passing cars aides made were adopted" aell the bimds because the market John Cavannah, Dover, N. H., fast for a week end longer In 17. Maryland's high was 98 at Ult ana Indemnity Ins. Cos. raised by Arthur H. Illlng, super­ Mrs. Frederick A. Baker, a pri­ owners after the required pubNc brother-in-law of the bridegroom, “ In all, 3.000 extra police were i Sens. George Aiken (R-Vti and ia ateady. He attributed the steady hearing. many areas. Temperatures daily Waldorf. Yesterday was the fifth \ \ Aetna Casualty...... 185 195 Jacob K Ja.itfc iR-NYl teamed intendent of schools. He wanted to vate cltisen attending the meeting, was best man. Uihers were Robert ■ • sent Into the blacked-eut section.' asked who would be legally re- market .to,the talks between So­ New PoUc,r Adopted have eoftred Into the 80s and 90s straight day of 90-plus tempera- Opening Soon “ Hours later, as power began t o ' Aetna Life ...... 254 264 i.p in a statement .yesterday call­ know how this could be done with­ viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev H. McKinney. Manchester, brother and abowe '100 in some sun-baked Conn General ...... 370 385 aponsible If a child suffered ad- A policy requiring an Inspection tures_ ln| .the Phllsdelphia area. •come back on. police reported only' ing for Eisenhower to make pub­ out setting them back in their and Preaident Elsenhower - and of the bride; Howard Carlton, regions. Little or no relief comes Tboumnds of workers were dls- Hlfd Steam Boiler .. 92 97 *»•»> ?- ” ... verM effects from the vaccina­ of water connections to protect Thompsonville, Edward Swain Jr., 3one burglary and one assaiiU’case, lic the 'acts on- teh steel strike. school work if they were forced to other factors. fm. at night, with Ui: humidity re­ miseed from their Jobs early be- 981, tion. • No major accl' enls or fire.s were ' Travelers...... 95 4 They planned lo introduce a reao- wait until all the shots were Expand PiibUr Works the property owner was set up by Manchester, and Porter Collins, maining high, shoving the dis­ Pubiir rtmr.rs Garrlty explained that the de­ cauoe of the heal. ' ’reported. lution along these lines today aa a given. Expansion o f tha Rockville Pub­ Building Inspector Roland P. Wapping. comfort index to the point of HARMAC'S] Conn. Light A Power 23'g 25', cision to have the child vaccinated The bride’s gown of Chantilly A 70-year-old man died of heat substitute for one offered by Sen. It was suggested that the child lic Works Department waa au- Usher with the sanction of the "miserable." and exertion near Findlay. Ohio. Hartford Electric Lt 664 6 9 ', xrould be up to the parents and It Council. Usher claimed that 25 to' lace was made, with long tapered 'across the Island of Manhattan, Stuart Symington (D-Mo) with could immediately be vaccinated thoriaed by the City Council l(ut Bhowers and rsinstn'rms have af­ In Baltimore, three persons were NEW -from the Hudson ,Rlver to the East! Hartford Gas Co. 44H 47*^ the signatiirea of 32 other Senate woulo be their responsibility. SO Improper connections are made sleeves, princess line, and full when applying for entry here YOUR MAN FROM 7-UF rirtvt Funds ■ of the Health De- forded temporary relief. The wet treated after being stricken by 1 ; River. On the West Bide it ran Southern New England Democrats. and then would be allowed to en­ Employes to Get Shots yearly. The property owner will be bouffant skirt ending In a chapel 46', rortnient will be used to supple­ weather has been a daily fixture on the heaL , -th e length of Central Park, from Telephone ...... 441, ter school aftsr the second in­ The board also adopted a ' rec­ Dan was bont in Hartford, but charged $2 for the inspection, train. She also wore c fingertip VARSITY. .Maniifitfturing COmoxnler The S.vmington resolution calls ommendation in Garrlty's plan ment the Public Worki budget the nation's weather map, mostly Wet spots during the night In­ “ 39th to noth Sts., and on the Blast for greater effort by the President oculation was given. spends most of bis time, "over for the remainder of the year so which will save him' a poasible $40 veil, and carried a colonial bouquet cluded areas from the Arizona- Arrow, Han, Heg. 72', 75 4 that members of the school board; sast” now—with East Hartford, In ths form of showers during the - Side from 74th tel 110th. to try to end the steel /strike. Oarrity had ' expressed concern that garbage collection and care In repairs of an improper connec­ of white roses. California border eoslv^ard to “ People thronged onto the streets, Associated Spring 20 22 and all board, employes receive the Manchester and Thompsonville afternoon arid evening. Some viol­ SHOP 12 13', Mitchell was asked about the over the fact tnat when a child of the city refuse area can be tion. Usher aaid cast iron bush­ The bride's attendants were at­ ent thunderstorms snd heavy., rains western New Mexieo and In scat­ ir, 1 —rather than cUmb atairs to stuffy Bristol Brass . . . . polio shots. aa his 7-Up stamping ground. ings, used instead of braes, do Collins ...... 75 65 Alken-Javits proposal and told was transferred here after all of maintained under Superintendent tired alike, in white lace over pas­ also have occurred during the heat tered sections from northern In­ spartments with electric stoves Garrlty said he thought this He's a sports enthusiast; enjoys not stand up. Dunham Bush . . . 8 ', 9 ', newsmen that, no, the decision to­ the Manchester pupils had thsir waa very advisable, especially In Eugene Joaelin. tel blue taffeta gowns with soft wave. diana eastward to the Mld-Atlan- that wouldn't work. Stores had a day to disclose the facts so far ac­ basketball, softball and fishing; pastel blue bows at the waists. The ^run on candlea and flashlights, and E m -H a rl...... 46>, 49>, ahots, and If he wasn't required to cases where school employes were I but still finds time to Join in The amoiurt of the transfer from Edwin Carlson was granted an Yesterday’s weather was typical Ue Coast and southern New Eng­ Fafnlr Bearing .. . .56', .59', cumulated was not In response to stay out of achool until he'd been handling food. | the Health Department was not extention of six months to his maid of honor carried a colonial of the climatic conditions for the land. Scattered thunder showers Twere sold out In « few hours. Chll- church and communit.v affalra. bouquet of pink and white roses, Landers. FTary. Clark 20', OT*-, 22', It. vaccinated, it would be detri­ Follo^ng the school board's ac- j His home ia in East Hampton designated. leave of absence from the Rock­ post several days. also sprinkled northeffi Arkansas “ dren hawked penny candles In the and the bridesmaids carried colo­ .-streets at 10 cents apiece. One N. B Machine . 27', 29«, He said Eisenhower feels that mental to the local program. tion last night, it is expected thatj with hie wife, the former Betty A new lease for the city refuse ville Police Department. He i* Thunderstorms broke nut in ell and arena in the Gulf Statea. nial bouquets of pink roses. A violent wind-rain storm laah-, “ shop owmer sold 8,500 candlea in North and Judd .17', 40', the Information obtained from sta­ "It would be giving protection children attending St. James’ Eva Wyatt. , : area is . ;ody for signing b|y the serving as a sp^iel constable in of the southern states from Dag­ SURGICAL tistics of Industry and government Immediately following the cere- ed the Glens Falls area' in upstate I I two houpg. Rogers Corp (B ) 15ii 18 with one hand and taking it away School" will also receive the In­ Mayor with James Doherty, prop­ Vernon. gett, Calif, and I.,as Vegas, Nev., 27 30 is of sufficient Interest to make It erty owner Plans are for the city mon.v,. a reception for 200 guests New York last night, knocking i 1 The American Broadcasting Co.'s Russell Mfg .. ■ with the other," he aaid. adding oculations. Lighting on Union St. will be in­ eastward to Georgia and Florida Stanle'^ Works . 50 55 public. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert to contract with an individual for waa held in the Davis » Memorial during the afternoon. The heaviest out electrical power to about 2,.500 | EQUIPMENT • television network was knocked off 42 The Preaident has advocated a that in some cases persons can creased in time for the forthcoming Youth Center, the mother of the homea in Washington and Warren i Xthe air for 34 minutes, and newa- Terry Steam . . . .59 be a polio carrier although not Doyle, director of the archdloce- n.ain'.enance of the dump. Under opening of the new A and P auper- acttvlt.v was mqst prominent in the Torrington . . . . .53 35 hands-off treatment - of the labor san school systenj, has said that the old lease Doherty let out the bride receiving In a blue sheath warm humid airflow from Texfts to Counties. An isolated thunder- j -m en woriced by candlelight in the dispute In the key basic Industry. personally affected. market opposite Rheel St. The en^ storm dumped one inch of rain a t ' ABC newsroom. Several live TV Veeder Root ... Sit, 5 4 ', all the Catholic schools in the maintenance contract. Rental will dress with pink rose corsage, and Loring Studio, southern Michigan eastward into Z He has let It be known thst he is Dr. Melvin Horwitz, appearing tire length o f‘Union St. will have Lubbock, Tex. | For Rent -programs scheduled from studios The above quoistlons are not to archdiocese will conform to what­ remain at $1,800 annually. - brighter lighta, Olson said. the mother of the bridegroom re­ MRS. RICHARD SEAVEY the Appalachtans and extended In­ bs construed as sctual msrksts.^ not thinking of invoking the Taft- Celebrate Golden Wedding in his capacity aa secretary of the 2 in the stricken area wen. canceled. Manchester Advisory Board of ever decisions are made on polio Tha naw lease ia for tliree years A moment of silence was ob­ ceiving in a pink sheath drass with to the Atlantic coastal areak by Hartley Law procedure for an 80- Mr. and Mrs. Gregory’ Lipskyf> with an oc-tlon to renew for two pink and white carnation' corsage. night time. Or Sah - Many restaurants and bars. I ■ Health, pointed out that if the by local boards of education. served by the Council in memory ference a few minutes before the 2 hampered by lack o< refrigeration day halt to the strike before Sept. of Main St., South Coyentry, cele­ Caroline Scranton of Thompson The State Board of Education years. When leaving on a motor trip to Little change In the heat, humid­ 16 or Cksl. 1. brated their golden wedding anni­ child had one shot Immediately of Fourth Ward Alderman Richard founding group of the Continental WHCEL CHAUW . - and ice, closed down at dark. Falls. Mont. and another 30 days later, the ia considering whether students Expansion of the Public Works P. Hiller, chairman of, the Fire Gsuiada, the bride wore a green Branch Rickey ity and showers was indicated for Bolton In any event, no major atrike versary this weekend and were The couple's 11 grandchildren Department will include needed sheath 2-piece dress with beige ac­ League was to meet with Frick COMMODES 2 Others kept open and served by vaccinations would then be about attending State vocational schools Commission, who died Sunday. and members of hia big league the Southern Plains snd ‘ most ever has been settled by the 80- honored with a parly Sunday by are Miss Catherine Flaherty, Fred­ will be required to have the shots. equipment and men according to cessories. The couple will make areas esat of the Mlsslqslppl river. WALKERS -candlelight. An automat kept op- 60 per cent effective. Hospital Notes committee o*n problems the birth TRACTION APPARAUPt^ 2 erating and sold out all Ita food. day provision of the law. though it their children at the home,of Mr. erick DeLorge. James DeLorge Garrity hail been appointed as a tha motion of Health Chairman their home at 471 Parker St. Named Head of It waa a scorching day in moat w i l t t haa been tried several times. and Mrs. T, I.«o Flaherty of High To Seek Medical Advice Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Gert­ of the third league will bring. CRUTCHES , * Jukeboxes and trievlsion sets Town Invites and Robert DeLorge. all of Coven­ The board agreed, that in this committee of' one by the board to Rudolph Schmidt' Schmidt said The bride is a graduate of of the East yesterday, with read- I*resident David J. McDonald of St. try; Mrs. Betty DeLorge Bohan­ the garbage collection and refuse rude Barrett, RFD 3; Mrs. Lillian liLTRA VIOLET LAMM 2 were ou.. and In ba n and ftpart- problem, and In others which analyze the legal responsibilities Valovka, Hazardville; Henry Wii- Manchester High School and is TOT BITFFOOATBS ingsifin the 90s along ths Atlantic - menu, New Torkera were thrown the United Steelworkera Union The couple was married Aug. 18. non of Irving, Tex.; Joseph De- and rights of the school board un­ 'area needs tha supervision of a employed as corporate secretary nf Third League seaboard ss' far north as Maine. INFRA RED LAMM- yesterday repeated his formula for might arise in the ftiture, it would eon, Tolland; Mrs. Irene LaRosa, Bellmawr, N. .7.. Aug. I8^(jP» LIFE RED-TABLES back on their conversational re- Gasoline Bids 1909 in Minsk. Russia. The.v came Lorge of Jewett City; Miss Patri­ der a recently passed State law full ilme city employe such as Pioneer Parachute Co. The bride­ Z be bast to ask for medical help in Wapping. The mercury bubbled up tn 96 NEBULIZERS , ; eourcee. ending the atrike deadlock: Get to this country in December 1913. cia Lipsky, Stevie Lipsky and which permits school boards to re-' .Toselln. because the chairman and groom graduated from Holten Two-,year-old Larry Weisenbach degrees at 'Washington, one degree the top Industry leaders to negoti^ deciding on the best way to pro­ Discharged yesterday: Mrs. (Contlniipd from Page One) suffocated yesterday when a table VAPORIZERS Z Movie theatere bmpUed when The town will take bids for sup­ and have made their home in Cov­ Guy Lipsky of Willimantic; and quire the polio inoculation.^. This - other aldetinen on the healt» com­ High School. Danvers, Mass., above the record for the date sat in ate directly with the union. entry since June 1914. ceed. All of the members agreed Mar.v Bielecki, Hartford Tpke.; tennis ball he was playing with bet 2 the p o i ^ failed, hut Uttle groups David Scranton and Donald Scran­ that their purpose was to provide is an amendment to the State law j mittee are employed out of town. serve.d three and a half years In 1938. , plying gasoline for town-owned McE|onald, speaking at an AFl.-- The couple have six children: ton of Thompson Falls. Mont. It was pointed put that Joselln Leonard Dellsle, Webster Rd., Ver­ the St. Louis Browns of the Ameri­ came stuck In hia throat. - o f people gftttMnd-~outstds^~tha as much protection for Manches­ permitting boards to require Im -! non. 'the U.S. Air Force and Is now an While a fresh flow of Canadian m e D ie A t 2 darkened houses from habit. trucks during the liMt fiscal year. ClO executft’fe cotiiicn meeting at "Mfl. Mary Flaherty; Mrs. Julia The elder Lipsky is a former rnunization against typhoid and ' is actually supervising these I. B.M. operator at Pratt and can League, haa been general man­ The boy waa ruahed to Weat breezes kept readings in the 70s or Forest Park, Pa., suggested Eisen­ ter's children as practically possi­ Birth today; A daughter to Mr. P H A R m A C V - In front of one theater, a man The Selectmen voted last night DeLorge. Victor Lipsky and Greg­ employe of. the American Thread ble. diphtheria. [ aervices no’*'. Schmidt and the Whitney, Divfsrdh nf United Air­ ager of the St. Louis Cardinals, Jeraey Hoapital In Camden after a 80s throughout the Upper Missis­ iA R ii SMHMdBFMr hower could prevail on steel com- ory Lipsky, all of Coventry: Steve Co. in Willimantic, having retired! Mayor agreed with Alderman and Mta. Donald W. Morse, 97 Tal- fire rescue squad had removed the $44 MAIN SIKEET 2 entertained by playing tinkling to invite the seven service stations Just last week the Bolton School | cott Ave. .___ craft. Brooklyn Dodgers and- the Pirates, sippi valley, hot dry .air steamed pan.Y chiefs to do this. Lipsky of Willtmantir. and Mrs in .Tune, 19.53. In commenting on Garrity'a Board made the polio shots man­ John SchliphacJc and Gordon Den- ball with ‘forceps. .. ie Mmrntmu'MAmHm ' tunes ’ to the Fire Department Sat­ by the Democratic Town Com­ in the community, the fire laddies attended last night's meeting. number in recent years. Along O^Loughlin Drops mittee is that of Mrs. Rose O. just turned on the siren and let it with these have come more and urday may be obtained from Mrs. He said he couldn't commit the WORLD’S FINEST Ford who resigned on moving out wail. directors then, but that he felt more television sets and other Albert D. Gigllo of Rt. 44A. Bid for Election The event will be held on the of town. When a aubatantial proportion sure they would provide the neces­ $ 0 5 0 electrical devices — —and ever- The other 2-year vacancy is the of the 5.000 population converged sary funds and would shara his en­ Plenly Of Free Parking—Parcel Pick-up SorviM To Yoiir Car PERFORMANCE Atty. Francis T. O'Loughlin of­ result of the resignation of Win­ on the station to find out where thusiasm for the program, ments for their operation. The Women plan to move the af­ ficially, w i t h d r a w his name fred O. 'kloter for business rea­ the fire waa, firemen passed the Powell also complimented Gar- Yesterday'a tiwbles were laid yestarday from nomination as sons. hat. GoHected;. S60O. ------, . jHtj'- on the' plan which had been Former Cheney to a. burn-out o f power cables iMd* fair indoors if necsssary. Peadh shortcake and coffee will be Democratic candidate for a 2-year Although three members are Mills ing'from Consolidated BMissn's served. term on the Board.of Education. elected to thf school bo^rd every Hartford Road generating plant at Hall Ggte on other year, a major party can ati 'Proceeds will, be used to replen­ His withdrawal brings to five INSURANCE and Pine St. the East River to a network of ish the auxiliary treasury, which the number of school board vacah- tain only two of the posts, guaran­ SIN CE 1923 lines fseding power to the Central teeing minority representation. Mancheater, Conn. Park area. . has been used to buy, furnishings cite to be filled in the Oct. 5 town for the firehouse. election. Plenty O f It was explained that., such Basear Committee to Meet Democratic nominations for the Fund-Razing 'lEPORE LOSSES HAPPEN, Free Parking trunk caMea grow hatter ' with Mr. and Mrs. William Minor, co- two 6-y«ar terms are to be con- moqe electricity passing through Parcel Pickup chairmen of the St. Maurice itested in a primary Aug. 26, but them. The heat results from the. , Berlin, Wis. (Ah—The local vol­ INSURE WITH LAPPEN' I Service To Church basaar to be held next there are how no Democratic unteer fire department, wise in the cable's resistance to the passage Ihonth, have scheduled a meeting nominatlone for the unexpired Your Car of electricity. ways of fire buffs, conducted its for all committee chairmen tomor­ terms of two years each. THE FALMER When the ground surrounding annual ftmd drive with a minimum row at 8 p.m. at the church. The The unexpired term for which OPEN MONDAY Tlini SATURDAY 18 te t» Model P231S them also Is hot, as it had been of effort this year. Instead of event will be conducted at the 21' overall diagonal meas­ for days, -the cables’ excessive church grounds on Sept. 12. heat cannot be disaipeted inta the' ure. 262 aq. inches of pic­ 12. * ONC DAY SMCIALS A ture viewing area. ground- r . Pid>llc Records :AMAZIFK j n e w Seven of 26 feeder cables, each In Ebony, Maroon or Warranty Deeds; Rachel Jane Golden Miat Colors. carrying 13,800 volts.- went out Perrett to Eugene B. and Ruth L. . FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY yestenisy and the utility firm Eisenlohr. property on Rt. 44A; kalnii ONLY said'Tt decided to Shut off-the oth­ William Albert and. .Margaret M.r HAILED BY DOCTORS ers for fear that they could not Coates to- Loretta M. Clark, prop­ FOR RELIEF OF ■ NSW LOW PRICE handle the extra burden. *259.95 erty on Plymouth Lane; Louis and Dorothy N. Dascanio to Henry F. J FLAVOR QUEEN (In Ebonj’ ) • (^f a similar power failure hit and Dorothy C. Tetrault Jr., prop­ HAY FEVER, ASTHMA, Top hands on high-country hauls! Maiteheatar, It would bq unneces­ erty on Sunningdale Lane. sary for Manchester Memorial LOAF Marriage License Application: Ask any trucker’.who’s been over th is kind ofi tr e a t m e n t -a n d Hospital to take some of the ex­ James Overton Rogers of Man­ SINUS, ALLERGIES HOT ENOUGH FOR YOU? ing work that used to be reserved treme emergency measures used chester and Wyrot Marie Pace of Wolf Creek Pass, 10,850 feet up ' they’re going stronger than ever! strictly for bigger rigs. When a by New ;York a t y hospital af­ Hartford. in the San Juans: a 9-miIe pull to Watch Chevy trucks at work truck’s built the way a Chevy is, fected yesterday. Emergmcy gen­ The befit advice we can give you is to r d a i Bread A remarkable acw **Furi- I the summit and low gear all the out in range country. It’s a sijrfit lean-muscled and rawhide-tough, erator equipment at the hospital ia Manohmter E v e a I ■ g Herald and cool off. Don’t try to do too much-^uraier capable of running all suppljttng troa** hu been developed way down, Mr, C. H. Phillips of to see the way they pack into it takes to ugly trails the same Bolton roriMpondeat, Dork M. weather is on the way. BROIUNG or FRYING power'to all hoepital facilities.) D’ltalla, Mephoae Mitchell 8-6848. by ekctronic identiats. It Alamosa, Colorado, haa a 6403 high-up mountain pastures. and way most trucks roll over the ie being acclaimed by doc- and a 6508 Chevrolet truck that' handle through brush and rock highway. -It just keeps going, tpn after they buy it and We can lielp you to rela.\, if you let us plan Whole are up over this route the year like a cowman’s favorite <:uHing without a big to-do, but looking aee it work in their own .vour Insurance Program. We’ll sW that vou t*/] Lb. Avg. round, taking sheep and beef to horse. Take any truck work for good every mile of the way. How homea, for their own fami­ .have adequate coverage in sound inaurance Chickens lies — and for their petiente Farm FrMh and Ready For Hie Pan pasture,.,later marketing the stock that matter ...Chevy middleweights ^ Have companies and we’ll provide the prompt claim they do it is your Chevrolet deal­ in their offices and operat­ in Denver. In less than a year^ probably handle a bigger variety er’s department. He’ll be glad to V SUPER H M horizon­ ing rooms. service when you n e ^ it. t a l CHASSIS Great Eaetern Construction his Chevy middleweights h8ve^^ of jobs than any trucks aliye. supply details and specifications V to,000 Vella el 0lelurc PURITRON clears any averaged about-50,000 miles of eower room of irritating dust, H HICKORY SMOKED RENNANT About anything you name, includ­ on the type of models you need. .tlM •xtorior of your homo Call now and let us assi.st YOU, as we have so WM BRANtV^H. L. HANDY’S V "Fringe Lock" Circuit ’ odors, pollen and smoke. many others. It’s part of bur complete service. V Sunahlne Picture Tube with Hie' now (exclusive wiHi us) I ft btuer than a kitchtn V’ Full Pewar Tranalermar bTsw Sur Flower would bs a bargain at twica tbs priest Only ahi| isi H‘i mushsI exhaust fan. JOHNS-MANVILLE Nq Job’s tdD tou gh fo r a C hevrolet tru ck ! V "Capacity-plua" cempe- Maidsnform eonid put so much know-bow, so m n ^ doanurig^k nenta ler lengar IHa MAD WHAT aOCTOtS AMO UMtt MV AeOUT AMmiON I LB. gsnixs into a bra priced at a tiny 2A0. Pstal-pattsrnsd eiicnlar- PLASTIC SURFACED "SurtwsMd ,11 •tpacutioM. “ Pirat time in tS paara aiy aaa lua alapt !BA(K)N 39 » . » stitched enps are underlined with twin slastie bands ( nppte bond Perform, niraciM for a aritk kit mouth elotas .. .amt Ssktias ta mat alkrsy patUBt" (Paaa- braatka. Ne tore thraat. aa erackad lipa. Te Other, 21” Models ./ ■&, ■ : adjnsts enps to eiigtom-Jlf you—lower bond makes ths bra trratts S laaaia Saatar) . . . “Par tha invan tar and maauf aatarar, my tkMka.** See pour local authorized Chevrolet dealer Start At 1219.95 when you do!) You're never worn s brs like StsV Flower befora ROCK SHAKES • Siat USHT I Wakr ap John H. Lapjwn, Inc. | • "Triad aa far oab aaa day aad lauad It Bf^AMP *ltkautjtoiia«raahla"( Naw Sara mamlaua raliaf. Tkaaka!' • "I sal FRESH PICKED NA'HVE beeamae there’s never bsea s brs lika Sur Flowtr bsloro. SOky 9 rich decorator solid colors that give a "Onstom Jaraap MB) ... X oatralM attktaa «ith bar favar aad tkat't why I INSURORS — REALTORS " white cotton broadcloth. A. B, ftad C enps. A oeflsetor’e Mant Built Look.” Popular striated texture has all tfie a atal^ra fam af r«pira- kansht Pnrltroa. 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SALES and SERVICE ^ y* Lladsav, President and Oamer 1088 TOLLAND TURNPIKB M OAK BT., MANCWES'IKR, CONN^____ PINE-IENOX PHARMACY BUCKLAND MI 8-8098 U A N G H itm Kvmaita merald, UAMoumm, oomu^ T u u D A y , a u g u st it . i 9m MANCRE8TIR B vRn ING HERALD, MANGHIRTIR. dONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1959 PAGS SHVIH a persen, no less aa aaU- But aftor yon prodnee hte, and tstefes af hakavier which mueh of toe same publte eervlee •Hal Boyle- I iMn^irter OHnanialst than Vtaa Rnaidant 't leave him around. We can't cseate gidsk, dsnauuie iiisensf esnaspt to be notieed In Benator Church Taxes Rancher in Plane Htana himself had made minee- etand perfection, and mir lampor Connecticut paBUcal sdpttoL H sla soriiiBni the ■arm s, with, Twrtiapo, a elaarm Fir RmsMIai WWi Ib 8|Ih Mmi Ettmittg Iftralii pasty ia privflagad ta have avhu- touch ef future amMUon. Lupton See* SOS Signi District Mqy Add i ' meat of the resolution by paying grows short in heat. IMA for haafe wwOi, for IntMH- Is an engaging enigma, who mav- Quakes Kill 16, Subject ior I w a aa offidal visit to Roland, one of Y ankee g«Bt dissney, in fUtura yaaix. erieko vraen he might stay in tha 12-St(^ Baedecker .1- Nave MEAT EmERN OONITRIIITIOII (Oonttnnad froea Page One) . I . these "captive eouatries,” exacUy Tha hlghar nandnatlon he has corral, Isada ths psrad# of party Br A. H. o. ■a if It/wora a free and sovereign alraatfy had, that for OBagraaiS, is rsgulartty when you would sKpact l l l D i S I « N THI nOHreS YOUM Board Today c6tM give dray anytime. Jeopard-^ 12 Alarm Boxes ■V. him to mavoriek, and would stni 1 E nation, laside Poland, ke made no Buppoasdly tha goal of aU the For Khrushchev Isine the people trapped below, ■I- Hie brighter prospseta tevaalsd otaor hrijihtor RopubBcon proa- like to make hie original political K A l i n m •V highway along tho oaat call for the liberation of Poland. goal, which was Washington. HOMI WITH Jolt Northwest Abatement of taxon on South on the RspubUeaa sloe of the IIM poela of tha 1M9 oaasiaii, fTntkar- X TTia 8th District, may now beastallatton at the new Junior Wgli Instead, sensibly, he p la ^ along N shore of Hebgon Lake for poaatbly (im ral Assembly all seam ta fit mete, they art all, aad to rslats, In candidates for Oongrsoa in Methodiat Church property over a naat suburban town anywhere in •-roonth period in 1058 will be con- New York (F)—Hays you five or six mlloa la broken and haa able to add 10 er 13 new alarm sehool. Langtry suggestad Tag­ with the most eenslbla Grishas of Into esie ganarai elaasifleatloii— saaManto af ths sams county, INO, Plslrflsld Is still obviously Ameriea, Just as ths ehurehea are ^i Recently a men said to this T T (Omriknee taem Pago Om) lowatone were damaged by falling aidered by the Board of Directors played Amerlee'e newest game? slid into the lake at several differ* boxes to Ita fire alarm system In- gart to placed In charge of een- the beet Poles themselves, which that t t past er potential eaadl- FrirfiaM. ioddor atUl, tho nomina- ths bannsr Republican county. It 6LENST0NE PRE-CAST letting out. writer ‘T don't need the church — Uen they all might want already tonight at S p.m. in the Municipal It's callad What-l-W«ud-Bhow^ ent points. ■tructlon on a basis similar to tba dataa for Oongrass. H m list of would be a pleasure to welcome chimnayi. S. A big annual family reunion Dla0iact Omvieo ataed of the 3 boxea originally one which prevailed on the flehal- are for more freedom th rou ^ What can it do for meT" Bvelyn haa a formidahle etalmant, in the E E Imperilled damaged Hebgen dam Building. NiklU. past candidates stops at back to Hartford those who don't Bafora daylight flig h t! dia- ilcrMe at any small farm In th* "About halt way up the moun­ propo^ for thie year. Isr Rd. storm sewsr project last , ______of evolution and ellihlna- Underhill, writing in 'The Life pf pesMsi at Albert Marana, tha un- make It to Washington; and to# mountain aUde. clhaed tha mountainallde blocking Thia ia one item on the agenda of Every adult Amarican aeams t c lp 'a atof Wallace Barhss of Bristol, STONE VENEER p Idwest er South. (He eould count tain there ia a'diettnet crevice run­ The tremendous addition can to year. The North Ehd filter piaat tioa of force factors in Polish life the Spirit and the Life of Today,” ■naetad eaaoalty ef the Rlbieoff K K Ik ariff Donald J . Bkarritt and tha Madiaon Rlvar, flood warnings a regular meeting to be beki in have his own ideas about what wevs who had the educational afi|^- F er Timt ^Dsaeh af OtaoMur a a i ■agtatael „ 'iie cars.) ning tha full length of tha moun­ made poaaibly by leasing existing will handle all sewage from tho rather than through processes of says. ance of bslag Republican eandl- tt% In IgM. WOMAN M M o r mJUBIBB 1 pilot A1 Ntwby, aftar an aariy had bean aent out 140 milaa down- the hearing room. ought to show Ruaaian Premier u« am aM mu A bill passed by the State Legis­ Nikita Khrushchev during hie his­ 4. A New England town meeting, tain east of Hebgen Lake. circuits from the Southern New new achool. ct raiiAdetSSiu r t , aiwUU vlelanee using force. 'T think we can say that the dsu for Oongrass in Hartfsrd Benator Abnar W. Mbal, of Nor­ Sharon. Aug. Id (Pl^A Sharon 1 1 atraam, aa far aa Townaand, Mont. ui ngiito — Church or Institution gives to its PHONE Ml 3-8271 morning flight oyar toe aiea, aald, lature May 30 authorised the tory making visit next month. to show him that in America "W hat haa happened Is that the England Telephone (?o., thereby Accepted a letter from the iitvMdm »i«tU»la art ara am raaic»»l Oountv in Ilm . Ha did niealy walk. mlhority laodm- ta tha S m - woman diod yestsrday after be­ About 4,(KM) people live In toe area democracy and government spring whole mountain for several miles ellmlneting the need for Initatl.*- State Board of Health eommand- New another slmUar kind of for­ loyal members: enough. In that Dsmoeratle ysar, ato, Rop . A. Soarib Ptanoy, of "Teur Om Oall Home Remogoltag Oeatamtat* "A mountain slid into tha river," in amall eommuniUet and •in Board to make the church proMr- Some would simply and bnis- ■Mil Mnrm enau u N. •. a. Su T' ing hH by a car in front ef the 0 0 They eetlmated toe slide la 300 to ty abatement, if It wiaheq. The from the Indivldiielidc has shifted Into the lake. The wa­ tion of new circuits by the dis­ Ing the operation of the dletriet eign policy reeolutten has passed (11 Group-consciousness. but It was the witmg ysar. But BrOokfleM. minority Mador In the loeal pocVioilea on Route 41. Po­ ranches. The towns and thalr quesly show him the door. Boms A. V. "Bert" Undaay, Proaidmt ao4 Owner ' '800 fact high. property a t 30, 4S, and 70 Hartford 5. An IntMrated public school in ter all along the e^at side of the trict. filter plant. Maintenance of the the House at Washington, under (3) Religious union, not only the really remarkaUe run of Ms Hmiac; Rep. William A. G. Minot lice aaid Mrs. Gladys Erica INO populations ihcluda Stanli would sweep the dirt under the New York, ‘nis public school ia tha ' with Its contemporariee R 35 OAK ST., MANCHES'l'EH, OONH. R They reported the 38-mile long Rd., purchased by the church rug and lot him aee only the par­ lake Is up Into the sage bniah be­ BecaiuM of tha new poeeto'lltlee plant and Its condition were es- similar drcumstances in which its young political eSMor camo last of Oreanwtah, aUe and personahla Prtiyn, M, died et Sharon hoe- 800, Norfia 188, Harrison 187, Wil­ piece where, above alt, the melt­ but with the race, that is Hpuaa freriunan, and Rep. John Hebgen reeervolr was "tipped truetees Jan. 16, 1058 did not qual­ lor—first counting the silver, of low the road. for the alarm eyatem, dletriet dl- cellent, the letter said. fall, when, running for the Senate pttai. low Crack 88, Three Forka 1114, ing pot melds all racse and creeds "The dam seemed to to holding passage was equally routine and. with history. in the Fifth District against a Lupton of Weoton, who dtartod « it eskew" by toe quake with the ify aa tax-exempt religious prop­ Course. ' rectora have scheduled a epecial Discussed establishing regular north ahore dropping from 8 to IS Trident 200, Lombard 30, Toston erty until the 1958 grand list took into—Americana. with a normal flow of water with meeting Aug. 81 to m ^ e final hours for payment of. taxes when If the issue involved should ever I3l Discipline; and with dis­ very high level DsmoersL MUp ta RopubUeon aUto poUtiea by 100, Clarkson 8, and- Townsend But, perhapa aurprisingly, a ma- 6. Any strike-bound town such aa cipline a sort of spiritual aaaWng ncinlaaUon to tho United feet and the south ihore rising as effect Oct. 1. Joritv of letter writers to the exception of the seeps. W# could plana for the work, U^lettle on they come due in October. Di­ •SSSSffB^ come to be faced directly and hon­ Hewee, he proved himself an in­ 1,316. Opposed to any adiatament )s Homsstead, Fa., to show, him that TGHT aaaaaaa grit, -which carries our gtateo geoate. no laaa, might well mueh. They aaid a glknt fiaaura newspapers on this topic favor see checks in the dem. We could epecificatioiis and poadmiy to ad­ rectors felt the fire hmiae ehoiild ICintte...... estly, equally meaninglesa. dividual of svsh greater high level Thousands of persons through­ General Manager'Richard Martin. labor in 'Afosrica is not a total fluctuating souls past and appeal. Bxcept for that persedal aU he ta the race for toe INO haa opened up toe length of Heb- showing the Soviet leader the see 80 or 40 people et the dam. They vertise for bids from alarm man- to used aa a collection offlee dur­ Pti# ImMIX «•• This a resolution opposing out tha Northwest ware Jolted He made it known a t a legislative prisoner of either capital or gov­ appeered to be standing there. ««aa«••••••••••»«••«• over the inevltaWiy recur­ nomination In Palrflald County If gtn lake on toe north aide all tba ufaeturars. ing that month. A desk could bO appeal on his p art Howes would from sleep when the first quake hearing that he felt the buyer and great American house from top to ernment. the adfflimion of Oommimist China ring periods of slackness., have wonr and the Democrats Morano wera out ef H. way to west Tallowstont. bottom—not only the spotless "They ha 1:43 swimming pool this summer. miles northwest of Hebgan Dam, ■ to be either for sin, or against it. PLAS'nC BAG DEATH party pooitloh providing the open­ lature from prsvleua experience However, the Board of Educa­ prove to Khrushchev—er any one sections of any big American city-- cause, in the words of district d.- desert cloudburtt followed by a understAndingly n eompany or Natictiai Park, flHed with aummar a.m. A aeries of Ukhter knocka and the dents being made In them we ,saw 15 or 20 cars which ap­ TuMday, Auguat IS They voted on the side of the an­ Boston. Aug. 18 (Ah—A cleaner's ing through which bi-partisan both ta' Btate government as s tion last night held that 0850 to else who comes along—that, dbove rectora, 'They won't be settled flash flood strpek the needles area oompromlae finally emerged. msmber of Governor Lodge's staff, tourists. waa recorded in 'Tellowwatone by new housing developments. peared to to marooned there. A plastic bag was blamed today for Park a t 8:27 a.m. it waa felt In 01,000 would be a truer picture of all, Americana aren't hypocrites. until next summer if we put them gels, and the sponsors of the reso and In foreign I’oerriee, brought Agency reeponds whon elsims Dean Btone, managing editor 10. The Gridiron Banquet In the mountain slide appeared to have last night, washing out roads, rail the death of Jerome Louis. T The same restrained and gentle­ Helena, Uvtngaton and Great the costs. Membei;# said they had We are vastly proud of how far off any longer.” The next meeting Nat Very Marxist lutkm new have a record vote to weeks old. , , of the Maryvllle-Alcoa (Tenn.) Nation’s capital, when top U.8. of­ taken the rOad with it Into Wade w(mld not have been held until and phone lines and sweeping at manly mood of conduct which arise. We and the eompaniea we Falls, Mont. not been consulted about the 0500 we have come, but realise still wave at the State Department and The baby's mother, Mrs. Ella made hla independence a service to Times, was among toe tourists ficials sit and watch themselves Lake. S ep t SO. leert one RMn to hla death. The Russtan eray of life cur- Tha Univaraity. of California figure advertised by General Man­ have a long way. to go. being satirized in sharp but good- "A t Cliff Lake, where two per­ the President, In case they get any Lee Louis, 34, ttod ' police ahe the public rather than merely a routed by the quake. He aaid tha I t can be aaaumed he will aee Officials Absent T^ree other men are mitaing, repreeont alwaye come hi for fixed the initial quaka’a magni­ ager Martin. natured ridicule. Is thst done Any­ sona were reported deed, the water flung acres, the deaert by a tow­ rently reperts two departures from wrong ideas found him In the crib with the challenge to hla party or notoriety hctal and Mammouth Hot Springs tude at 7.8 on the Richter Scale. The Directors will also consider the Manhattan skyline, the Statue Diacuaslon of the fire engine crumpled bag over his head last rumMad for savoral minutes and where but America? was full of trees and debris caused ering wall of water which trmppfi its presmaed ideals, one voluntary for himself operated, through the favorable mention. The famed San Francisco earth­ the Building Committee's recom­ of ' Liberty, the Empire State specifications and the new budget But the sponsors themselves ars n l^ t. remainder of the sesaien, aa a sort that at laaat one auto was trapped 11. A big league baseball game by intermittent minor elidee the were pofetponed to the apecisi ses­ a 6-mar railroad working par^. and planned, the other simply quake had a magnitude of 8.25 on mendation that 06,500 be appropri­ Building, and th e. nation's .capital. or college football contest. . full length of the lake. This lake Two men are hospitallxed. * under no Illusions about the nature Police quoted the mother as say­ of volimtary bushel over hla ts3- Inside the 'lark by a rockalide. the scale. sion btoauto of the absence of Dis­ riling out of the ideology-proof In­ ated from the capital Improvement He also probably will sec giant 13. Go through the United Na­ is about one-half a mile south of More tijan 3<>0 motorists wera' of the overwhelming vote they get ing she had been using the plastic enta. Ha la a very busy young Dr. W. A. Mdlther, manning a 'The Rev. Henry F. Birkenhauer, reserve fund for employment of factories, vast farm s and crowded trict E7ra Chief John J , Mers and stincts of mwe human nature. bag to protect the baby's crib man. who does not need a p olitlw hospital in redo River at tha Cal> in the development the Russians she said. corded on his aeismograph since the 'Older elementary schools. about America? allties involved. They themselves character to select these modes sees-wheri so people, be eald, Wars pretty badly If Nikita Khruahehev does ' these "W e'aaw minor slides and evid­ Purchase of a new fire engine Is. Ifornia-Arizona line. regret, whli* Is the disclosure o f allties involved. They themselvee he began making readings on it In Another agenda item is author­ Here a r» -» dosen stops on one thinga. he may or may not like Us ence of land movement all up and ftont-wkeel shaken up. 104T.' ising Martin to advertise for bide In terms of boat, tha m ajor capital A sheriff's rescue poeae, uaii graftcraft among nublicpublic offldala.offldala, but P*'®'**'*'y know and feel that the He said there ie a general axodus man's ideal Baedeckar for Nikita: any totter—but he'll understand down the Madlion Valley, includ­ horses and jeeps and on foot. on building an outdoor swimming 1. T he New York Stock E x­ Improvement envlaloned by the alaa in tba ci^tallaUc innovation day must eventually come when ' from the v/estem gateway of the Americans as they really are. And ing many fracturee in the high­ district this year. Voten allocated hunting for the missing men. pool at the Verplanck School. change. No Soviet-leader’s life is he’ll aurely feel Ihe trip was worth­ way." Uic Communists have now deddtd Communist China is admitted to obert J. park, 87 crilea northeaat of Ash­ A proposal limiting membera of 016,000 to tho district at the an­ Santa Fk railway re-routed JK* complete' without' a visit to Wall while. Super Chief over Union voluntarily to bring into thslr lives the United Nations, and if they ton. the public to speaking once during nual meeting for ita purchase. Paeifia Hte aseietent oMef ranger at Street. Khrushchev might be sur- He might even go home feeling, ITie budget axpected to have lines to Denysr Isst night. T h $ —the institution of Installment don't, many of the congressmen each public ■ hearinq and once dur­ prised to leam more housewiveaJ since ell peoples have the same Tellowstone Park, Frank Sylvaa- and A . ing the portion of Directors’ meet­ been eatabHahed by now, will to El OapKan is .expectedJLo follow. bujing v^o voted peacefully with them F. E. B R A Y than bankers own stock. basic dreams, he had come to know Westbound traffic Is being ra- ter, pait^ moet went tidt roads drawn u - by dlatrlot offleere and on Monday do know it. Just aa ings which are thrown open to 3. A Sunday drive through any the Russians totter. We don’t know wlwther to do the R were el wed Iw slide# but tourist public discussion ' of any subject Tax Ccllector Swanson. Swanaon routed over Santa Fe Unes toyond- well as those who voted for the the flooded area. * Communists the favor of pointing Watch and Jewelry kepairina REAL ESTATE traval was oarried en through Q—How ia Francis Bellamy as- under Board Jurisdiction will be haa bae.i aaked to eontributo to Captive Nations resehitien also other antrancea. A water mein the Iridget work because he, as a SherifTa offleem said the flood out to-them that one of the great ’ A t R b b s m m M s PrlcM ■oclatad with our flag T > presented by the Boardirulee com­ Lincoln OL DowHng INSURANCE broke In the eastern wing ef old mittee. director last year, drew up the sealed Needles on three lidad. ' and real blesslnge of their Hfe to know that it is not part of United A—He wrote the Pledge of Al­ Vernon —. Lincoln (Tloudman INIthful Inn. legiance. The rules amendment to be pre­ School Board Asks Halt first complete annual budget In north, south and west. The rate States serious policy to undertake PiBBipt Sttvlcf — 2 WotchmokBra Dowling. 76, of 136 Phoenix St., date has been the abeence of the iM i MAIN ST„ OBODND FLOOR — TEL. Ml f-fiUl OM Faitotnl Undamaged sented by committee members Eu­ the district. ancied early today ae abniptly as charge account and the Installment direct means the liberation He reported there appeered to died yeeterday at Oeitfleld Con­ Exteuaion of the district fire it started. MdmelMWfer's Oktott EsfabRslMd JtwBlBr "1N8UBAN8M1THS BINGE iPld" Q -W hich in the highest moun­ gene T. Kelly, Alice Lamenxo and plan.niui BWnt u t letlat theHu eonsei|ueneee Vailfall RUSSiS’S Satellitoe. be no d mage to Old Faithful and Ronald Jacobs follows a desire by valescent Hoepital in Mancheater. alarr.t system, for which 04,000 AuUiorlUea aaid It may take 8 ether famed geyMrs and scenic tain in the WeaUm Hemisphere ? In Pool Fund Hearing He was dfom Feb. 18, 1883 in was voL^ in June, hat aaaumed to 13 hours to get to alf motortsta where they may. The charge ac­ Tou may not have found much A—Aconcagua, which stands in the Board to get a better balance 737 MAIN ST— STATE THEATER RLD6. M I MAIN Bl>,P-gn t-M tl festurea In toe park. between public discussion at meet­ Providence, R. I., eon of the late the proportions of a nsajor un­ ■trended on flood-torn highways. count, which caters to the pre­ in your newspapers about the west central Argentina near tha. Jam es and Carrie Read Dowling, He said the last heavy tremor in border of C!hlla. ings and time for Board action on dertaking. Moat poseemen are now concen­ sumed happiness of mortals, is the House vote on Communist China, the park waa in 1934 and that the A slightly miffed Board of Edu-<^ A list of 35 new teachers sub­ and had lived in this area for the Director Philip Burgess last trating on the search for the mliis- town business. mitted by Illing waa approved by greatest curse since the invention any more than you read anything geysers also' escaped damage. cation laat night took steps to see pait 31 years. He had been em­ night explained the new posaibil- ing Santa Fa railhande. The body Q—Does aircraft croesing F.ast the board and eight resigna­ of money''itself. The installment about the Captive Nations resolu­ He reported roads closed by If action can to delayed on a re­ ployed at the Royal Typewriter itiSa based on a lease arrangement of the dead man waa found on ths rockslides Included south from Africa pay x fee ? quest for 0500 for custodial and tions were officially accepted. Co. for over 40 years, retiring t.'lth the telei-honc company. The plan, catering to the convenience tion until Khrushchev gave it head­ Also approved were nominations deaert-early today. The men went Mammoth, Norris Junction to A—All commercial and .private operating expenaee at the Man- about eight years ago. district had hoped to extend'boxes out by truck during tha downpour o f m ortala winds up by subjecting lines. The Washington correspond­ Madison Jtmetion and from Old aircraft flying over East Africa, Hospital Notes cheater High School pool. by Illing of 55 extra curricular as­ He leaves three sons, Jam es O. to two schools in the distribt. a .'o 7 j ; W O O D whether landing or not, must pay signments which will bring extra last night, seeking a reported them to the most horrible harass­ ents considered both so routine as Faithful to Madiaon JuncUon. The postponement was sought Dowling of Manchester, William Four Schools laehided waahout. a fee depending on the aise of the salaries totaling 027,300. AmounU ment imaginable. Ihe Russlana to be meaningless. When such is­ Most of tha residents of Ehinis, Visiting houm; Adults 2 to 8 after Frank Sheldon, chairman of E. Dowling and Robert Dowling of Under i.he ieeSa arrangement, A few hours later, railroad CORNICES Mont., about 80 mijea downstream craft. Military and diplomatic air­ p.m. Maternity.—% to 5 and 6:30 the b o a t’s subcommittee on build­ paid for these • extra-curricular Vernon; a sister, Mrs. Bertha when they get thest thinga will be­ sues are really up for real, mean­ craft and planes on test flights are Burceaa aaid, box alanns can to workers found George Ashmore, from HabgBh dam, were evacuated to 8 p.m. Children’s. Ward— 2 to 7 ings and sites, reported that a activities fange from 0100 ot 0765. Thayer of Vernon, and one grand­ installed at ail four acHooia In the gin to discover, too la ta how hap­ ingful dedaion, the voting is not exempt from tax. the crew foreman, and Gerontmo Ip. the pre-dawn hours but about a p.m. public hearing will to held by the A proposal that extra supervi­ child.' district and between six and eight likely to be unanimous. T hufidrtd remained. The evacuation sion for eoacites at the school to Rodrigues, 39, a truckdrlver, wan­ py they have been so far. Patients Today: 167 directors tonight to consider a pro­ TTie funeral will ia held tomor­ others can to placed to cover a dering near a road. Both were Wju ordertd when it appeared the Q—By what name have the ADMITTED YESTERDAY; posed additional appropriation of given by an'>'o1der member of the much larger area than originally R is said, of coursa that buying third of a million acra feet in Heb- faculty was also discussed and will row at 2 p.m. at Ute Ladd Funeral taken to a Needles Hbapital. ALWAYS THE RIGHT MOVE! Daniih West Indies been known Umberto Fracchls, 434 Gardner 0500 from the general fund for the Home, 19 Ellington' Ave., Rock­ thought. ITia district at prMCnt on time has becrnim the backbone gm lake might pour down on them. since their purchase by the United be investigated further. Ashmore was in a dazed con­ How Not To Mind Tlie H m I St.,Miss Mary Wood, 93 Charter Board of Education to pay the ex­ ville, with the Rev. Paul J. Bow­ - maintains i:lx boxes. of the American capitalistic econ­ The evacuaUon was called off when atatee? In discussing the extra-curricular dition with' head and body In­ Oak St.; Mrs. Mary Smith, 54 penses. man, pastor of Union Congtaga- Ooat to the district under this the mountainsHde blocked . the A—Virgin Islands. activities, Mrs. Mae Holden, a juries but Rodrigues told deputies: omy, and we presume the Russians, H eat to the old days, was more Westminster Rd.; Mrs. Mildred Members of the board expressed tional Church, officiating. plan would to for the boxes thsm- "Suddenly a wave of water, 35 rlvtr so tightly it shut off all the surprise and some indignation member of the board, said she ambitious to pass and excel us in bearable, precisely because there stream'a flow. Godachalk, Huntington, W.Va. Burial will to ih '<3rove Hill selvea (estimsted at about 0350 feet high, swept down on ue. Q—Were marches the only mu­ Mrs. Thelma Haperern, lOS Home­ tha't the amount had been aet would like to see moire emphasis everything, feel that they must was less chance of comfort or es­ Many of those who left Ennis sical compositions written by John Cemetery. each) and for wiring from each "I waa washed beneath a rail­ stead S t; Mrs. Mona Clifford, Car­ without first contacting them aa to placed on debating, srience, box to tha otarhead oiroiiit. B e­ do battle here too. But buying on cape. went to nearby Virginia City, Philip Sousa ? world events, and so on, rather Friends may call at the funeral road bridge and tried to hang on tamed in western lore aa the birth­ penter RtKi Cora Maatrangelo, 159 to the actual expanses involved, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. fore this it was assumed the dis­ to a piling but couldn't. When I time is no reel backbone; it is also Whan a hot day dawned, you A— Although Sousa is best re­ Maple St; Mrs. Marie uehr, 74 especially as it affected the school than on aports. place of the Vigllehtes. membered ss a bandmaster and A requaat from St. Bartholo­ trict's r ajor 'cost would . to for saw the limb of a tree in front ef a backache, and it is usually the didn't thlnki^that, 'f you weren't budge. Peyton Barnett, a -motel operator writer/>f popular marchea, he also Dale Rd.; Bruce Darcosse, Haxard- mew's Church to to allowed to Robert Boyce installation of a complete circuit me. I grabbed It and hung on." factor in the economy which, when ville; Mrs. Mary Blelecki, Hart­ Indications are that the expenses working, you could be at the and volunteer fireman, was among wrote several light operas. conduct church services on Sun­ Robert Boyce, Hartford, brother to tie i. to the present -one. , The , torrent flipped their tnick carried too far and allowed to be­ those who iremalned. He said he ford Tpke., Rockville; Mrs. Eunice will, run between 0860 and $1,000 of Mrs. George Simpson o t Man­ There waa no estimate given ee beach. Clothes were all the same, Sheldon aaid, but the exact figure day and during certain religioua like a toy. Rodrigues said he last come too heavy, triggers the col and his wife and the others were Q—What became of Edith Cavel, Goodwin, 25 Farmstead Lape, chester. died early thirtnom ing at to the annual coet of the lease. saw his fellow workers clinging to so you didn't deliberate over what "packed-and reedy to go at any Rockville; Douglaa Hattan, 102 won’t be known until a report is holidays al the Buckley School heroic 'English nurse of World was unanimously approved. McCook Memorial Hospital, after Exterslon the alarm ayetem the sides of the vehicle. lapse of the entire economy. would be comfortable for the day. moment." Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Alice Giisipf- submitted by Edson M. Bailey, high and purchase of a new fire truck War I? Th*_church has been using the a lingering illness. Police Chief Robert Ford said If the Russians insist on having If you did, and were sensible, you All tourists staying in the town son, Coventry; Mrs. Lois Burr, school principal. This repor^ will be He waa bom Dec. 23, 1902, in ere two' of the capital Improve­ A- -She was shot by a German made in a few days, he added' as school auditorium during the past the rainfall started about 9'p!m. it. let them be warned that its put on eomethlng fairly heavy to Were awakened et 3 a.m. and were j » , East Hartford; Kathleen Luongo, Portadown. Ireland, the son of the ments voted by the distrirt at the advised to get out. The same ad- squad in Bnissels. soon as ftnsl electric light and Many small atorep in this south­ h^pineas is part Illusion, and lU keep the worst heat out There 31 Preston Dr.; Michael Audette, ______late Jam es and Rebecca Fulton start of the current fiscal year. ern CalifomU town were flooded. vice was given to tourists at Threa ' ' • 42 Lancaster Rd. water bills are received. Boyce. Specifications for the fire en­ stimulus to the ecopomy part dan- Q What treaty signed in the It was decided to contact the gen­ Water rose to three feet in some was no mental image of how air Forks, aeveral milts downstream. ADMITTED TODAY: Eileen A private funeral will to held gines have been dFawh iip and will ger. Richard D. fimiiey, president year 843 marked the beginning of eral manager's c^ice to see if the of the town's outskirts, he re­ condlUonlng might alter your home Atherton, 40 Diane Dr.; Mre. Anna tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock presumably be incorporated into a ported. The same urge which leads the and genaral manager of radio France as a nation? 0500 request could to removed from Storm Edith Aims or ykur office, and you would not' A—Tha TYeaty of Verdun. Twible, East Hartford. the agenda or If it would to neces­ at the W. P. Qiilsh ENneral Home, bid to be advertiied after Aug. 31. The sherilTs oflice said the high­ Ruaalaas toward installment buy station K XXL at Boxeman, Mont., BIRTH YESTERD AY: A son to 325 Main St., with the Rev. Roy Burgess said about five months is encounter, in the course of your tried to get Into the area where sary to hold another hearing on an At lesser Antilles way patrol had gone out to Invcz- Ing—the urge tp acquire, in a hur­ days, any Isolated spots of air con­ Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Tsuffis, Bos­ additional appropriation to pover Hutcheon of the Wapping Com­ estimated for delivery of the unit tigate the damage butiwas unabla the tourists were marooned but Q .-F or what undertaking is munity Church officiating. Burial ry—has apparenUy hit some of­ William Tyndale famous? ton Hill Rd., Andover. ail the expenses. after notification to the manufab-- to return to Needlea because of ditioning, to make you feel mo­ said the road was completely im­ (Conttaned from Page One) will to in East Cemetery. turer. ficials In the Russian Ministry of .A —The first English vemion .of BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter . Reports-on RenqvationB debris on the road. mentarily clammy imd then hotter passible at the slide scene, ^ u ld - to Mr. Srtd Mrs. William Horton, ' There will be no'^ailbig hours. The new engine will replace the era, he aaid, a re ~ "a s big ' a.s ah the Scriptures' madr by direct Sheldon also gave a report on pected to continue in. that direc­ Needlea Is aboiil 32(1 ■ miles Agriculture. According to Pravda, than before, foe e rs M would taicc Andover; a son to Mr. and Mrs. the 0240,000 renovation program district’s present 1933 Reo pump­ automobile.” translation from the original northeast of Los Angeles. It Is just they have been using state funds to more labor and heat churning than John Henry, 87 Vernon St.; a son for the elementary schools and ths tion. er. Current requirements are for The highway patrol chief re­ Hebrew and Greek, and the first west of the Colorado, river,' tha embellish country estates for them- would be JusUfled by lu swift- 336 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE MI 9-5253 to be 'printed, was the work of to Mr. and Mrs. William Finne 0603,000 renovation program for Highest winds were Mtimsted an, engine with a tilting cab to al­ boundary between California and ported the surface of the roadway gan, 4 Harvard Rd. FunerKlt low storage in the present space ■clves, and using their public office melting coolth. When you yielded William T^ndsle. Barnard Junior High Schdol. at 65 miles an hour near the cen­ Arizona. --U.B. Highway 387-v-was so brok- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Sheldon said that the Building in the fire house.' If a closet par­ to sell to themselves, as private New Hoars: Open Dnily 7:30,A.M . Mon. thro 8«t. an up between the dam and the ter with gale force winds extend­ to the heat it would be with gin­ Q Ii the bald eagle really Austin C. Wilkie Jr., 26 Knighton dommittee recommended a few Mrs. Antonio Oarkaeio tition is torn down, directors said, dtlsens, state owned goods at bar ger water, or home made root beer, Open Unti] 5 P.M. Nondmy thra Thamdfiy Slldc'’that cars chuldn't move. St.; Donna Tedford. 25 Putnam days ago to the Board of Direc­ ing 136 miles to the north and 50 a conventional 24-foot engine can Squirta B lo o d Civil Defense Director Potter bald? The funeral of Mrs. AnTonlo gain pricea. What this teUs us at wall or spring temperature, and A- No. At about three years of fit;..M rs. Veronica Freeman, 126 tors that 06,500 to alloceted for miles' to the south. Carkaalb, 405 N. Main St., was to bought and fitted In the space. appealed for helicopters to aid dn Bids .will'to advertised as quick­ Ability of the homed lizard to about Russia la that human nature this wot/Jd cool you more than the ^ FW d »y Nights Until 8:30^.Satarday Until Noon age the feathers of the head be­ Avery St.; Mrs. Alfred Hanscom, architect's and engineer's fees for "The storm is expected to in­ held at 2 o'clock yesterday after­ the rescue and aaked tha U.fl. For- Hartford: Mrs. Atline Bernard, the elementary school renovation crease In intensity and slae during ly as ' possible for repaving the squirt blood from Its eyes some­ Is perfoanent, and that even the tallest cubed drink of today. If aat Service to aend in a smoke- come shining whits, giving the noon at the P. QuiaA .Funeral times has been disputed, but thia head a bald appearance. 26H Knighton St.; Miss Mary program. the next 12 hours,” the Weather Home, with the Rev. Roy -Hutch- ramp to the fire house and for the mudi-ra^iected and much-feared you did head for the old swimming bumper equipped with a radio to annual fuel contract. does occur when alarm or excite^ Wood, 93 (Tharter Oak St.; Mrs. The Board of Eklucation had re­ .Bureau said. eon, ntlnister of the Wapping Com­ ideallsUc seal of the Communist hole, there was something of aa lelp organiaa the people. A smoke- Rose LaShay, 34 Ojmell St.; Mrs. quested the Building Committee A hurricane 'watch waa put into Shelved Plans ment causes the sinus at the cor­ imper la a parachutlat who Jumps Q- - From what Indian tribe was munity Church, officiating. Burial ner of the eye to rupture. revolution proves-temporary. Hie a m balance between the bicycling Ruth Hannabury and daughter, recommend 010,000 for architec­ effect for Puerto Rico, the Virgin The district entertained motions ito forest fire areas to fight Will Rogers descended? was in Wapping Cemetery. thing some of us consider not the A—^ t h his father and mother Berkley D r.,. Vernon; Mias Ruth tural and engineering fees bn both lelanda and tha Leaser Antilles as last winter,of repaving the ramp, needed to get there and the re- biases. Beare;;a. were Santo Castro, An­ but shelved the plans in favor of BATISTA ‘DEAD ISSUE’ most attractive nor the -strongest had some Cherokee blood. Pierce, 39 Orchard St., Rockville; projects. However, the Building far south as Martinique. ' Inter­ thony Barry, David McIntosh and freehment found there. Tou bal­ The search and raacue coordi­ Committee postponed approval of more pressing needs. The town of Waahtegton, Aug. 18 (AV-Tbe aspect of American hfe—its- con Mrs. Mary Fournier and daughter, ests in that area were advised to Raymond Quish. State Department aald.today th« anced the two, witll no illusions. nating cantor of the 4tlT Air Force Pine Ridge Dr., Andover; ' Mrs. the remaining 03,500 for the Bar­ stand by for further information Mancheater in .March estimated oem with the creature comforts— at Hamilton Flald, naar Bah Fran- Q- On what continent doea the queetlan of admltttag ex-dlctetor But mainly, you had HtUa time country of Togo lie? Violet Schwarsmann and daugh­ nard fees. and be ready for quick action repaving costa at 0572.12. The por­ is becoming more and more domi­ claeo, aaid It la mustering helicop- Sheldon, who has mat at Issst tion of the ramp which crosses the FulgenHo BaMsto of Cuba Into for minding the heat There was A—Africa. It la one of the ter, East Hartford; Mrs. Rose should Ikltth develop into hurri­ the II.S. “is a dead.lMuo.” Press nant a factor in Russian hfe and tera to try to paacue the ma­ Lanaano, 6 Ridgewood rtC.; Mre. ‘twice with the Building Commit­ cane Intensity. Gas Tanks Explode sidewalk, would be paid for by the work to be dons, and the soft idea rooned paraoni. The ’copters are amalleat countries in . thejjcerld officer Unootn White told a news poUcy. KhruAchev. who perhaps and one of the' newest. Beverly Thompson, Qld Stone Rd., tee, will meet with tt again to dia-. Storm tides and wavea will in­ town under the new ordinance for that heat made work impossible being rounded up from Hill Alt’ cuss how the 03.500 will best to walk repairs! Lest winter the dis­ mmferenee that he would make thlnks,.llke some of us. that thare Vernon: Mrs. Esther Barry, crease over the northern Leeward. In Kansas City Fire no eonunent heyond aajing Ba- had not' yet achieved its present Force Baaf, Utah; Maimatrem AIr used in the program. Islands and Virgin Islands today, trict figured to pay half the repair ought to be more important things Q- - Wes Germany a member of Thompaonvills; Mrs. Evelyn Chap­ tlata’s petition to eater tala respectability. Force Baae,. Montana, and tha man and son, 371 Adams St.; Jo ­ Hears Personnel Report with tides two to four feet above .cost under the old system. the League of Nations ? (Ckmtfniied from Page One) TTte district will hope to open country "la a dead loMie.” _ to life, refers to them uneasily as Army at Fort Licwia, Wash. A—Tea, howevef, Hitler with­ seph Nevue, 332 Center St.; Mi­ The School Board last night also normal. Contrast such placid, almoet will­ Varied reports came oUt of the heard a ‘«q>ersonnel report from bids on the Job at the special Aug. "gadgets," as some of us do, too. The habit of putting part of your. earninge away as drew Germany from the League chael Audette, 42 Lancaster Rd. Small craft In Puerto Rico, the Today's fire started'at 2 South­ ing acceptance of ou}' yesterdays, condition of Hebgen dam. *171# in IMS. School Superintendent Arthur H. Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands 31 meeting. Also hoped for will b# ■at hp U navsrtbeiess forced to west Blvd., Just west of the Mis- bids for supplying fuel to the fire such going along with -the heat, savings ovary payday is eartainly "Always tha right Montana Powar Co., which owna llling. and northern Windward Islands , plan to make and sell more of souri-Kansas state line and spread house and the Hilliard fit. filter with our present disposition, which It, aaid It was damaged at tha top Little Effect Illing said five vacancies now should remain in port. Vessels in them, even If it takes installment mova!" BUT WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO PUT (ind that it ’’could go.” At var­ exist on the staffs of the elemen­ into Missouri. plant. The bid will rpquire that, NOTICE Is to wrestle with it from the mo­ the path of the storm were urged The flames quickly destroyed costa be based on the price deliv-~ plead to smooth the way. and. even IT? - ious times throughout early morn-* The Gulf Stream’s warm waters tary schools and at the high school. to exerelae caution. ment we hear it forecast, to chal­ Ing hours thsra were reports it Police Arrests pass near the New England coast the filling station. ered to the tank. he might flinch from a teat as to I i € I \ 1 I < I brought Sriore revenue into town as whllo two Korean doetora sweat­ cirelee oatlinaM M were etaarg- not a moment to be wasted lolling OPEN TILL 5 P.AA A m ajor alida imdarmlned tha theatrical world, died today at decorating program which would a result and also aided the mer­ JANET'S-917 MA I-' nobody to the > Senate ed ia the hoM. Howxe Isaued a ed with countor-revohitioaary in air-qondltl(toed dens of sloth and ______V fA fm r toadbed aaven milaa seat of Ashton, Norwalk Hoapltal. Bho waa 73. use new U.”-hting and ornaments,: chants whp pay approximately 30 written statanaent anying he paid fo be registered in favor of QUINN’S PHARMACY MONDAT-TUBBDAT-FRIDAY tiM railroad aaid, and a amallar A reaU sa t e f aearby Weeiea, r activitjr which, under new Oiban unnatural comfort or sipping eewewsiTse'e etesev nweweiet l^■tlfeTle^' Including slx-foot-hlgK candles, per cent of the taxes Jiera. 97JW far n kennel on deck for laws, neay meaa death seateatos. WILL BE CLOSED in. tm ubbdat » AM. to a p m .„. tUda eovarad tracks aavan milaa , ahe was ataaMted ta tha hec- was turned down by the dtreetor’a sweat-producing iees, and we will "Apparantly the Tbwn Board of hla Irish aattar, and "at no Wnm Tha aecuaed were ansoag per- T sk iHthln • mattar at daya, an PHONE Ml 1-4136 want of Waat Tallowatont, Mont. 'altal last atg b t Bhe ptayad aa last wssk. DIraetora tioaa net realiae. the Im- dM tho idag enter the eahta of ALL DAY WEDNESDAY preclaim Mas tim weU adjimtsd ^ T lia Union, Faelfle aaid Ita din- ~ rennded np In B fVMI ■■ Atnong ohs dlrsotar’s portanee of buataaae intereata ta • e j ___it dragnet am aue- 6 m tadia smd d^pot at Waot Tel- - - _ I BMsri e f tH 9nr tb s raquast Marndmitmt;" M arrta aakL •i JiM tart two wwtaa •» -.V

P A 6I EIGHT MANCHBaTEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. 1969 MANCmSSTBR KVlNING RKRALD, MANCMMTBR. CX)KNw TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. 18M PAOt M im BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOU8I Britb MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROBSWORD PUZZLE

o u r t Am«nr to Fi»i6au« PuttlB rair*9Kv HtfH* Scoftish Invtnbr Olmedo and Buchholz •OCMSI SU)P THB OLD* H S S b b b h HJMMM... LARDTUBi iP O U T iH a Rosensohn’s License A fOOK OE VffRtlS UNOSRl^KATH HASHT ^ P O E T R Y ^ A0R08B SBSttae TUE a o u a n , s fO Huge tub A SUB OP WINtiAT-MF OF BR8AD LIFTED A ] THET-AST ^ ISeattifh ' 61 StMniial Have Hard Work Aheadj --.^ANOTHOU halP H o o k ! ftiT sn to r. LET'S MOVE being BEftiDB ME SIMSING 1NJTU»^- Jam tt — 63 Weight ,..^-WfLeiRNE6S-^, ^THEFloM 8 Hit V Brooklinp, Mfiss,. Aug. 18 (/P)—Alfix Olnifido n d E«rl 9B deduction Suspended by Board PJ^WtltlSRNESS VUERE PAR- MIGHT expsrimsnts BS Bitter vetch nuehhoiz Jr., hfivs somp hsrd work shesd rrf thfim tilifi w#«k CRITICS.' K-— — ^— ■ A D isE e n c r * if — to 64MeatdUh in thfiir DsviF Cup prpp hut nlrfifidy they show stodflf tMin- Improvcmtnti N ew Y ork, A u r . 18 (/P)— ft* fo '" * to promote the 5ght If lt#to tslk" About a return until he le In^thc tttsm DOWN •work Around the net. o S o o o O l d o m a r .^ h o w w e l l h e it hnsn’t Tun into ever c o m e # Off. It aatiafIMI with An accounting of tna sngina 1 Genial . 41Perdi A s if How good la the contract .lo- Olnedo, • the Peruvian mgster game of toe second and Pimaiitol fy^SSSEDTM B PHILOSOPWVOF/ 11 Seines monay from'rASto, TV anil movies who led the U.S. to vl(»tory over £N30yMENT-~AND HOW MS . B Hs w as----- 3 Range 19 Silkworm 43 Wlttieiam en o u g h 8naK*> the proposed hansaon sighed with Rosenaohn for of the firtt fight. Again 11 the third gam* of the VHOULD HAVE ENSOVED TMiS in Ortenock, I Metal 31 Hawk parrot 44IniUaB return heavyweight cham­ the rsturn ? It waa a personal eon- Msanwhlla, stAiidlng on the alda- Anstraiia lhat Dorsmber, and his finale. WILOERNES5 PARADISE.' Scotland .agile IA-.vear-old partne:' fro r Sf. containert 34 Small paltry warrton pionship bout between Inge- tract with Rosenaohn and, accord­ linOA, IS Jack fioiomona. the lAn- Buchholz' agility In making re­ i^ pp.siAfF/;/ 12 Suffix 4Rjg 35 Century plant 46 Wait at table lymis. "•on their opening round mar Johansson and Floyd ing to Ingemar, had nothing to dn don promotor who hAg baan <^k- peated l.igh. leaping tlanM dove­ 13 Compaaa point 8 Students 36 Predpltatioa* BlXathraUad with Rosenaohn Enterprlaea. ering with Ingo for a fight thera. men’s nzteh yesterday in the 79th AI.LKV O O P BY V. T . .IN ItWinga Pstterson today wsa without a pro­ tailed neatly with the cAt-«}ulek 6 Finale 17 Darling 49 OemuB rtver In addition to all the promotion­ "It All sounds very intenistlng,” U.S, National Doubles Tourna­ grace of Olr.iedo making superb. YH» TVtE KNOW-HOW rm oM A ur IS Cleft THIS ------39 Ravine 60 Walking stick motor. And there were mounting ment. (SCNTLBMEN. I'M TinCD OS indtcAtlona that it will he without al fuss, Ingemar still rafusea evan he aAid. placements. IN HIS akJJU . « 0 ULO X.MKMMkV T THINK OOIMS NOTHINA .WOULD TOU IS Feminine occurred in 30 Indian 83 Bane The scores were 7-5, 8-6. 8-4 «IVC US A RSAl. / W3UU> H M « iWk'SC JUST m in d is t BOSSOWSD VOUft ippellatioh 1819 31 Communists 53 Comfort Champion Johanaaon, who lifted over 1955 Davis Chip squtdman Not Feiongh W orkout BOOST, IS WU ST NOW -DO. \WLSnMS LASOKATOSTSHOS fO « A IT Remainder Erahlbltad 34 ^holara B4KiUad the crown from Patterson last Don Klerhow of l>os Angeles and Harry Hopman, the director of COULD fSV' HIM IS’oos HAUNT I TIMS WHLf... A FIW P*ll«, MAYS*? IB He waa a 8 Breed spread 40 Desire for 87 River in June 36. The return tentatively LOOK FWOM IT.. OUMMCD lyo P'-v.enfal, No. 1 Venezuelan Auat'aila’a fTiip challengers. Ad­ inatrument 19 Demolish water Switsartend- te act for Sapt, 12. ‘ McKone Wins Medalist Honors pl».ver, mitted his top two toARM didn't .maker The New York State Athletic get enough of s workotxt to show 30 Afoniee ■ Non-p:aylnt (’'ip Captain 1 2 •i k fi f » It Commiasion yaaterday tiiapended Perry Jonee, loo’ting ahead to the how they sre coming along. 33 See eagle r r r the matchmaker's license of BUI 33 Hasten In Ellinpbn Ridge-Club Play Challenge'Round with the Ausaiea Wieibiedon Charmions NesUe ir if ’ II Roaeneohn and tha promoter'i Aug, ai-8f) at Foreat Hills. N.Y.. Fraser and Roy Erieraon dis­ 34 Iilngered ' license of Roeeniohn Enterpriaee. j CpE'5 28 Snake i ? apparently win use oimedo and pensed with Alan Roberts of ^C A R lN iS 32 Wlngiik* part i 1 Inc. for "atatementa" made by FYed MrKone posted A 78-77—♦ Willie Oleksinski ve. Pets Nak- BuchhoU In the rrurlal doubtea If Proo'xlyn, N.Y.. and Ned Neeley TH EM ALL 33 Thing Rosenaohn. ’’ 155 to gsin medsllsf honors In the [ tenia. they prove themselves as s unit of AtlanU, Ga., fl-3, 8-3. 5-t. AW.AY* 18 11 ■ a ) Result of aigned 8torjr 35 Sooner than Ellington Ridge club champion- I First Flight this week. BoH Mark and Rod Lersr loet. SB King (Fr.) A commission'apokeaiban said Dr. Bernie Waldman va John only two more games In sweeping the auapenaion undoubtedly was a ship. Herrigah; Ernie HMth vs. Paul Oarelea* Error 3T Asiatic fowl Th t two made some rareleae er­ three rets. 3g Operculum « 2i fo raautt of a signed story by Roaen- The chsmpinnahip flight will be "Bud” Willey: Stan Davis vs. National J.-nlor Champions 3B Canvas r r r sohn in Sports Illustrated In which played without' handicaps. All oth­ Stillman Keith; Al Grothler vs. rors .vertS'dav but (he important CARNIVAL RY DICK TURNER thing wae that ttiey displa.yed Charlie MrKinlay (If St. Louie and , 1.*« ..... W.M. I IM B... V .. .W M*. *-** ahaltera K .^ I he said he unwillingly signed away er flights will be played thraa- Jerry Allen. MarUn. Reisaen 'isf HtnsdAle, ID. 43 Makes heavy 1 r 1 1 control of Roaansohn Enlarprieea quarters of the difference. - Second Flight sLrong net play and vol1;/ing against tMting opposition pulled the ■najor upset of thb dey rolling sounds r 1 so the flrst Johanaaon-Patterson First round matches must' he Steve Ketchiim ve. Andy Fer­ In ousting Davis Cupper Tut Bart- 4S Invention of 1 J flght could go. completed before Aug. 22. 8eml- reira; Larry Scranton vi. Werner Prior to the National Doubles, PKISCILLA’S POP RY Al. VERMEBR the governor l!* r the two hs/1 pla.ved together only r,en and Ron Holi.sberg, 5-3, 5-5, r All the confusion has brought flnala must be played between KiinzH; Ted Bsntly vs. Ed Dyman; 12-10. R E A O V f . / was 9ne of ht C la im s and counter" claims from Aug. 33-28. and the finals on Aug- Leon Browne vs. Dr. Mtrritl Riihl. twice - at Merlon, .Pa., arid the NO>A/ f / / ■*— Crowning HT both sides of tha AtlanUc.. 29. The championship flight flnala now. Eastern Gras. Court Champion­ r TOOAV W A T# -J / echievementr « I f l If IT Here le what soma of the parties will h f a 3A-hoIe tost. Third FUght ships- at Orange, N.J. and won Thoroughbred trainers Bernard I'LL SHOW C L O S E L V ' 47 Buffoon involved have to say: rhamplnnahlp Flight Ted I.utBonne vs. Al Haas; Tom b "h. P. Bond and J. Bowes Bond are 'tOU h o w 4B Repeat from ff R h Edwin Ahlqtdst. advlaor„to Jo­ McKone vs. Stan Markowaki; Wolfs vs. bye; WsIJs Dsnfliaon va The service breaks were against brothers. They have been doing > T O PUT memory hansson—"Judging from the latest P at Ross va. Lowell McMullen; TVim Ferguson; Mark Kravitz va. K-orbow in toe lUh game of the well this surnmer at New .Tersey OUT A SI Storehouses r u tl newi I . . there will bg nn return I.s>u Becker va. Walt Ferguson; bye. ^------flrst set, Ptmentat In the I3th tracks. CAMP- 85 Hebrew month match’ this year. In fset, Ingemar y^F lR E '. SaWifeof Aegir K (f d SB Calf maat If WJl appeal; in an exhibition match in Stockholm on Sept. IS (which would automatically rule out the S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL return Sept. 32). Johanaapn—"Rosenaohn la al­ ready out of the picture, lan’t he?" ALLSTATE PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EVER! '(Rosensohn waa bounced, out of Rosenaohn Enterpriaaa and Vincent Velella took over aa top man.) I.«oka Forward to Explaining I s H L . Rosenaohn—"I sort of expacted SAME GOAL IN MIND: Teaimnates watch intently as three players leap into the air It and 1 welcome It. Now the com­ LONG SAM BY AL CAPP Hnd BOB LUBBERS mission will have a chance to And for a rebound in last night’s Rec SenioriSummer Ba.sketba1I LsBKue playoff game at out w hat’a been going on. I look N0SENC6 ^(XMCOVCKAN' '1 the West Side Oval. The Hawks defeated the Knicks 6.3-53 to grab the lead in the best- forward to explaining the arttclea.” DeMDriT. ______A savmcllotj? 1 of-three-game aeries. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) Velella—"I don’t quarrel with UMO SAM. UNCLES?) ycxEOVM M the qommiaalon’a action in suspend­ R E D U C E D ^ R.R6HAJ' ing Rosenaohn. But 1 would Ilka an l6U)00.CHL6. 15 8-/S immediate public hearing with a SEARS Summer Basketball League view to lifting the promoter’s aua- Sport Schedule ROEBUCK AN!) CO. panalon of the eoTp'™’'*''^'''’ ' The big question, aside from who Tonight Naaslff va. Bahtly, 8:15 -Oval. Hawks Net 63-53 Win Green Manor va. Elks, 5 - Char­ ter Oak Park. Champions Listed Pontlcelli’k va. F A P, 8— In Opening of Playoffs Keeney St. Field. On Garden Slate ARDMORE TJt. UK, V.t. M. M . North Methodist va. Pdlice, 6; 15 4 Iftt Kr M* MnM. M. S-/8 —Charter Oak Park. Btendy tenmwork played the Teachera va. Clvitan, 6:15—Mt. Naw York, Aug. 17 (iP)—Twen­ *‘Oh, eh! A cop! ONE of u» it in trouble!' key role «a the . Hawke turned Nebo. ty-two wfll-ranked visiting teams, JUDO SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD back the Knlcka i63-S3 last night Temp.e.Beth va. Telephone^ 6:15 Including four major conferancs In the opening game of the beet- —Robertson Park. champions, are Hated on the 1959- of-three aeriea in the Rec Senior K j1 C v a . Poat Office, 8:80— 1960 baaketball achedule for Madi­ Summer Baaketball League play­ Robertaon Park. son Square Garden. offs at the Weat Side Oval. The Eleven doubleheaders are on the I.ITTLE SPORTS BY RO U SO N Wednesday, Aug. 19 program, which atarta Dec. 3, with tw’o rivaig claeh again tomorrow Oraen Manor va. Don V'lMla, night In a S:30 contest. 8:80—Robertaon Park. the eighth annual ECAC Holiday Ahead by one't>olnt at halftime, Festival scheduled- for Den -Round!’’jie aaw some of the weights aa- demolition crew, of course, are the handle th* physical education de­ Table, thoroughbred .• racing's all aigned to other possible atarteri. tame boya who race In the Jalopy partment of Uncoln High School' 7.10x15 1 23.90 18.88 7.t0xl5 l 26.45 tlma moneywinnihg champion, Tudor Era, owned by Mrs. Her­ program and vica versa. there. 20.88 oould go over the $1,500,000 mark bert Herff, waa second high with 'rtia only difference la that In the He had been on leave'from Bria- 7.60x15 i 26.95 20.88 7.60x15 1 28.45 Saturday in the $100,000 added 111 pounds. Round Table barely jalopy card they try to avoid tol for soma coaching work In j 22.88 wrecka as a means of winning ». lAB. tJI. II«C- UA. Ft. Off. Arlington Turf Handicap. _ defeated Tudor Era by a neck Sat Coata Rica under the sponsors’ ’.p ! Travis Karr’a 5-year-old star urday. •_ whlla In tha demolition derby they pf the State Department. } 15-In. Tube-Type . . . Tubeleaa Whitewalls Available r.AP'I AIN EASY BY I.ESI.IE TURNER will be carrying 132 poumla for the must create wracks in order to win.' Vega had been coach here aince O* CrabgraAa Stable’s Noureddin Getting back to Kreba, who la MR.McKEE- YSDLU PLA«UIN6 HEK.CH3 THANK HEAVENS, VOO'RE BACK.! THIS IS AN one and three-alxteentha mile race a definite starter and a real treat 1968. He la a former president- of which also will feature Wiggle II, strictly a racer, rather than a the (Connecticut Coaches Aaan. and 14-INCH TIRE SIZES MR. ABERNATHY ______BY RAI.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY AUTHORIZeP I WELL. 15 TOO LATEl I JUST EASY TRIED TO TBKtMYPICTURK , . OUTSAoilcOME. drew 109 pounds. Noureddin waa damolitlon man, pot up to thia point ME TO R N 5 E \^ e P 0 »IT HER CLIENTS CHECK .WE CAPTURED HI5 CRONY, SOT WE RSPORT THEM the .aenaational 4-year-old Aus­ aScond to Round Table in the Stara waa a participant of President MAVIS'S H C H E g riir-i t r ------^ I WON'T FEEL SAFE TILL I ’VE In the year anyway, the East Eisenhower'a physical fitness pro­ OUR NEW MILKMAN > VE8, BUT HE'S “ TO THE PaiCIAl tralian filly. and Stripes In Arlington July 4. HE REFUSES TO SIP'. BUT «H B TONVi SHIPPED THE PAINTINO HOME'. Hartford apeeddtor will be out to gram. ~ Tubeleaa Biackwall CERTAINLY IS A VERVVWN ABOUT \Ll Wiggle II will be carrying 105 Terrang gets in with 108 and Tubeleaa Whitewall -WEAR GLASSES. USED TH05B UMRUNO! pounds and la given an - excellent make it two featuira^na in a row. NO MONEY vlK)WN When You Trade-In HANDSOME MAN, BIA5TEP Better Bee;- winner over Round Ha took, last weak's main In ...N o 1 Trade-In HIS APPEARANCE- chance of upsetting the great ■RAROAIN RATE 1 No '1 Trade-In' ISNT HE?^ TO KEEP ME Table in the Equipose Mile, gets spectacular fashion, pgaking Tony Your Old Tires. Ask about Sean Credit. ’I’nide-ln ' Price, 1 Trade-in { Price. AWAY Round Table. Wiggle II wasn’t 107 as does Amnaaaaa, winner of Mbrdino on th« 38rd Igp and’Uian ahe 1 supposed to be much on dirt but Charlea Town. jV. Va.—(NEA) Price, Each Each Price, Each: Each the Balmoral Turf Handicap. qutduelllng him to tha flnlah with Yip-ee! What a Price! A Brand New Plus Tax {Plus Tax 1 Plus Tax iPlua Tax ahe ran away from some of the A aida-by-aida bgttla to the wire. — General adinlsaloo to the Charles nation’s top ' fliliqt. and ’ mares ’ to Barnburgoo, i.a winner over Town Race Track Is only 50 centa. Tire . . . Not a Recap . . . Not a Sfieond!" Round Table on the dirt Ikat year, All the ether Jalopy drlvara. In­ 7.50x14 25.45 1 19,88 7.50x14 2.3.88 win the $50,000 Arlington Matron will carry 104. cluding Bobby Bard, charity Cdn- .30.45 1 Saturday.. v', '. tangro and Charlay Bray ton,, will CaracasRatuon Arias, 113, Round Table boosted 'hla earn* Round. Table, who pever Haa THE ALLSTATE 8.00x141 27.45' 21.88 8.06x141 32.45 I 25.88 bean defeated In nine graak facea be at the A|rawam track,'seeking Vsneguela,M\eguela, stoppedato| Toshiro Tena- Inga to $1,468,i n Saturday by further honors. ka, 113, Japan,an, 3. . picking up $8,000'for winning the In Chlcago. will, be riddtei by Willie Shoemaker. $10,000 Clem- MCiCCarthy Handi­ *' NaNonwidIa giMNtHitMd, !b gmy of S««ks hundrotk of iVB cap. ■ ■■■ lEB. U.t. Bel flff, Waa AH flknilea . Ralph de Meglio of Norwalk’, 5.70x15 fitoros, a9odiMt aU typos of rocid h«*w *. Bill Oodby who owns and trains Conn., a catcher with Auburn, N. Tnbe-Tjrpe I HE STORY OF MART HA WAYA IK F F C O B B BY PETE HOFFMAN Wiggle II was all smiles when the Y., recently set a New York-Penn- HAVE GREAT EASTERN OONSTRUCTION * Nylon . . . tho tiro cord of groaff tonailo fttm m th . . . BY P'ILSON SCRUGGS welghtii were assigned. But Wil­ BlaekwaH BUT, DAO... aylvania League record by throw­ Bach. ( I’M SURE YOU TWO WAUTTD EC VOU'RE GOINS TO liam Molter, Round Table’s train­ ing nut flve consecutive baat run- for yootor roehind to a 10-8 victory over Madison is that it wasn't a good occasion to be They treat you fine with five runs in the last three an opening game In the State In­ out in the midday sun. At the end innings for a 6-3 victory over Cin­ termediate Baseball Tournament! of the first round. 13 either with- at the Goodyear Sign cinnati that ga've San Francisco a In Middletown. j dreu' ror posted no card. PRICES three-game bulge. Mays drove in Despite a six-run first inning , Among the drop-outa were Don the run that tied it 3-3 with a the locals heeded four runs In the i Hotnig of Wethersfield, former sacrifice fly In tne seventh in­ seventh frame to galp the tri-■ Open and New England Amateur ning, and a pinch-single by Mc­ iirnph. Rothman drovfe In four | champ; and Pro Ed Burke of Covey got the winning run home runs with his three, singles and Woodbridge. STAR Hu r l e r s id e l in e d —often photographed aubduing rival batsmen, Chicago Today’s weather, according to White $ox porlsider Billy Pierce la photograpihed again today. But this time it’s Ger­ in a two-run eighth. Ray Dotchin clouted a home run vv; That added a half-game to the and was credited with four RBI LEADING THE REDSKINS’ CHARGE—The three quarterbacks expected to give the^ the foracasters. waa slated to be aldine Chruszczyk, x-ray technician at Mercy Hospital, who is set to .snap his picture. Giants lead as second place Los for the victors, who are Idle until Washington Redskins excellent leadership and passing in this year’s National Football nearly as hot as yesterday’s, and Pierce entered the hospital today for a complete checkup after suffering a muscle pull Angeles split a twl-nlght double- Sunday afternoon. considerably more humid. TUMBLE! League race get together during a practice session. Left to right: Eagle Day, a new­ in his hip in third inning at Kansas City last Saturday night. He is expected to be out header at Milwaukee, winning 4-3 The Contractors, comprising Laurettl’s score was just a stroke of action for ten days. (AP Photofax) after losing ’S-1 to the third place many of the leading players In the comer from Mississippi by way of Canadian football: Ralph Gugliejmi, the former ahead of the 143s posted by Alpx STAR IN DODGER SPLIT—Shortstop Don Zimmer (left) and pitcher Johnny Podras Notre Dame star, and veteran Eddie I.eBaron. (AP Photofax) Hackney of Manchester and Bob Braves, who trail by four games. Intermediate League at the West Kay of Wampanoag. Pittsburgh beat - the Chicago Side Oval, are being coached by get together in the clubhouse last night after their combined efforts had given the Bunched In a lie for fourth at | Tigers Overcome Early Cleveland Lead Cubs 7-6 In a battle for fourth Jim Wiley and John Lucas. Los /Angeles Dodgers a 4-3 decision in the second game of a twin bill with the Braves. 145 were Dick Siderowf of Indian i place, and St, Louis defeated I’onllcrlll (10) Milwaukee won the opener 8-1. Zimmer homered to break a 3-8 tie, and Podres cama Hill, the defending .State Open ' Philadelphia 5-4. i. ,, »i) r . h po a e rbl irxtilrr.. 2b ...... 3 1 1 o 2 () tr —into the game in relief with the score tied and held Milwaukee in check to sew up the tiUeholder. /Jerry Courville of the ' l.ucaa, p ...... 3 1 2 0 2 0 0 horn* club, and Bill Salvatore of ; Kopcha. 3b ...... 3 2 1 0 2 0 2 decision. (AP Photofax) Chicago White Sox Pitching Staff GIANTS 6, REDS S — Winner Savino, cf LeBaron Preparing Watertown. Stu Miller (7-6) and Sam Jones Dotchin, lb . At the 18-hole mark, Kay and Dailey, as ... blanked the Reds on one hit over Rearoon, rf Hackney were the leaders with 70s, the last four innings after starter R othm an, r, . Continental League Hearing one swat below par. Their scores Jolted with Loss of Billy Pierce Mike McCormick was chased In a Mialrelta. IT ballooned three strokes the second . Cldman. a , three-run fifth.' The Giants tied It Howes. 2h .. time around, while the steady Kellev. p , For Final Pro Year with two in the seventh against Liauretli carded his second 7.1 of Dm Saltl F ish ,' r( ...... the day. ■ 1 New York, Aug. 18 (/P)—' three clubs that have provided loser Jim OTooIe (2-7) on singles CHURCH SOFTBALL I.EAGUE Five Crucial Problems (IP Co(lachi*i>l,365 yards. Eleven throws went more than half of his total vic­ by Jackie Brandt and Jim Daven­ T o tals ...... Earl Moore pitched and batted Los Angeles, Aug. 18 )— The Darien pro got two birdies In | The Chicago White Sox man­ ...... MiMlliiAn 32 00 10 13 21 7 2 10 Jack Faulkner, scouting the game for touchdowns. the first round snd five in the af- I tories. He's 2-1 against the Or­ port, an error and Mays' fly. the Civitsns to a 10-2 win over St. Tiny Eddie LeBaron—a Go­ for Friday’s meeting of the Rams aged to hold their American ioles, 3-3 with the Yankiees and They put ll away In the eighth on 1 wilmx nh r h po A p rbl Mary's last night in a playoff for liath on the gridiron—has the LeBaron wasn't the only ac­ ternoon. He also bogled seven j cf n 0 and Redakins. says it's going to curate aerialist in weekend games. holes, though his putter was per­ League lead without Dick 2-1 agbinst th R ^S ox, the first of Felipe Alou’s two li"*'’'' 3b 0 0 fourth place at Charter Oak Park. On Tap for Discussion beefy defensive boys worried take a tremendoua effort to atop doubles, a hit batter and singles by M ulvcv, Moore scattered seven hits and Zeke Bi-atkowski completed 10 forming well. Donovan, but cah they do it For the record, while Pierce and p. lb about his accurate passing as LeBaron. Top Qualifiers Donovan have contributed only a Ed Bressoud, McCovey and Brandt. Frnnrlfl, rapped out three doublea In four of 12 passes in the Chicago Bears’ without Billy Pierce? With WhllA. If ...... New York, Aug. 18 (/P)— AtfW * have the men and tJie money he prepares for his last sea­ "TTie 49ers put a great ruih on Mario Lauretti, Darien 71-71— first major price 6-4 record between them in the The GianU, still ahead by three official trips. victory over Green Bay and yester­ Donovan atill a question mark af- Scullv, rf ...... lea.st fiveA__1 ____ basic______problemRL l______were tnto nrnvirt*provide if.It. R/iSo i&rhvwhy nrU-not etmt get am on son of quarterbacking in, the Na­ 1-eBaron," Faulkner said yester­ day drew the starting assignment 142 te- a IMVee-week layoff became of White Sox’ 27 10 push to the top, although winning only two of their Nfilllah, 2h .... The Civitan will meet the Teach­ with it? tional Football Iteagiie, l^-Balon. day. "Big Bob St. Glair was Bob Kay, Wampanoag 70-73— an ailing shoulder, the White Sox Shaw has a 6-0 mark, Wynn 5-2 last five games, now have won fS Chri.itpn.ion. lb ers, unbeaten leaders of the Re­ slated to be thoroughly dis­ for the teani's next game against D riscoll, p . . . "All we need is the complete who rioea hla .tignal-calling for the breathing down LeBaron’s neck on Philadelphia Saturday. 148 pitching s^ff was handed another aqd Latman 3-2. Down is 4-0, in of 19 from Cincinnati this year. Morrell. If n 0 creation League, in the opening cussed today when baseball’s Waahington Redakins. i« letiiing every pass try but still couldn't Alex Hackney, Manchester 70- 12 Jolt yesterday when Pierce was the spurge, Staley 3-0, and the Ameiiou League plavoff game tonight beginning at cooperation of the major leaguea Veteran Bobby Layne will be the i reduction in years! top brass met with organizer and we are proceeding on thaA at the end of the 19.59 campaign to stop him. Just when you think vou I starting signal-caller when the 78-143 sidelined for from live to ‘eight two firemen also picked up five 'yesterday's Results DODGF.B.S 4-1, BRAVF.S S-8 — Total* ...... 2S S 7 21 9 1 t> 6:15 at Mt: Nebo. take hl.t bar exai and set up a have that little fellow trapped be-' daya. The sturdy southpaw puli^ a save- between them. A seventh-inning home r>in by Don Pontic/'lll ...... SOO not) 4- in Civitan ...... 012 2.30 2 10-10-2 William Shea on the projected baala. Pittsburgh Staelers meet the Chi­ A-Dick Siderowf, Indian Hill Detroit.6. Cleveland 5 M adison ...... 200 600 0— 8 third major league. 1. Where does "We’re not worried about secur­ law practice. hind the line he wriggles loose." cago . Cardinals in an,other Satur­ 73- 72—145 back muscle -last weekend. Wynn, the AD’s top winner after Only Game Scheduled Zimmer, his fourth, did It for the 2b, McHue. 3B. Kop.sha. .|)R Dolrhln St. Mary’a ___000 200 0— 2- 7-4 That puts mo. • pr^sure on Dodgers In the nightcap after they Rothman. McHue: SB, Kopcha, Rear­ this unborn Continental League ing enough players. There is a suf. But before fie leave.s, the mighty LeBaron's been doing '"a lot ot day game. Coach Buddy Parker al­ A-Bill Salvatore, , Watertown two consecutive three-hit shut­ W. L. Pet. G.B. don 2. Miatretta, Dailey; SAC. Kopcha: Moore and Benevento; May and fleient number of good players in Early WjTin, a wonder at 39, Bob had caught the Braves with three Hansen. plan to recruit-lhe nece.ssary 200 mlta is threatening to make it a effective wriggling since he joined so wants to get a look at Len Daw- 75-70—146 outs for a 16-7 record, goes against Chica'go . . . , . .69 45 .605 — DP, Miilvey to McHne; rX)B, Pontleelll players? the Higher minor leagues and even bad year for the defensive stars the Skins seven years ago after •son. Dan Nolan and Jack Stephens. A-Jerrv Courville, Shorahaven Shaw and Barry Latman, their the Orioles’ Amis Portocarrero Cleveland . ..67 50 .573. 314 runs in the fifth, two of them un­ 6. Madison 4; BB. I.iica* 2. Dri.acoll 4; in colleges." only dependable atarte s, and re­ earned. SO. I/Uca.i 6. K elley 4. R eard o n 2. D ris­ AUfMNI I/EAGUE 2. What would be left of the •■who have to guard against his winning accolades at College of the The Cards, however, will be 72-73 146 (2-61 tonight. Cleveland, playing New York . ..58 59 .496 12>4 coll 7; Hit.* off, (.urn* 6 for 9 run.* in As for parks, the Continental aerials. P a c ific . shy rookie quarterback Billy Dunn, A-Al Fuchs, Mill River 77-6fr- lievers Turk Liov-n and Gerry nine^ games in the next 10 days Baltimore ,.57 5^ .496 12V4 Johnny Podres ,(10-7) won It 3 2-3, innings; Kelle.v 0 for ! run in Enipting for eight runs in the minor league structure if the new League will play baseball of ths 2 1-3: R eard o n 0 for 0 runs In 1; Mc- league were to raid the ranks of In his first exhibition outing. Last year LeBaron won the pa.ss- who suffered head injuries in an 146 Staley for what llguree to be 10 before facing the White Sox, goes Detroit ...... 58 60 .492 18 with/.five innings of four-hit, .shut­ fourth inning, Ponticelli’s over­ highest quality in atadiums second telling daya for the White Sox. out relief. Bob Rush (5-4) was the Hue 4 for 6 runs in 2-3: Drisroll 8 for the International League, Ameri­ LeBaron who stands 5-foot-7 and ing championship of the NFL with exhibition against Detroit. The Bill Jehaaf. Brooklawn 72-74— I^N YLO N Safety All-Weather with Jim Perry (8-4) against Kansaa O ty ..56 62 .470 15'4 4 ru n s in 6 1-3: H B P. tM ulvey) I.u ca s; came a 3-1, deficit en route to last to none. We have a 35,000-seat weighs 165 completed all 11 of | an average gain of 9.41 yards a Chicago plays 11 games in those loser in relief for the Braves, who WP, Drisroll; W. Kelley: I.. DrI.scoll, night's 12-3 win over First Na­ can Asan. and Pacific Coast former SMU star still is in a Nor­ 146 Washington and Russ Kemmerer Boston ...... 54 63 .462 16H League? minimum for our parks. ’The Min­ his passea against San Francisco in ; pass. He attempted 145. completed man. Okla., hospital where he waa John Cleary, Hartford 74-78— 10 days, then plunges into a four- (6 - 12). Washington . .48 69 .410 22(4 scored their three in the first in­ tional Bank at Keeney St. Field. neapolis park can be enlarged to Dollir isvingi sr« not til you get. Proved Tires sre built with sxeiuiivt game series at Cleveland against ning against Stan Williams. i 3. How many cities actually a 27-24 loss to the 49ers, , 79 for a 54.5 percentage and gained reported in fair condition. 147 Today’s Oamea Night’s leading hitters Included seat 35,000 and the clubs In New A-Ted Ijenctyk, Indian Hill 72- ^’ou get the txirt /eria| of Goodyear’s triple- tempered J-T Cord and ths the second place Indians, still '314 New York at Detroit—Ditmar Milwaukee backed a seven-hit Dave Anderson (3-3), Frank Fll- could produce stadiums of major York and Houston will build new games behind after losing three TIGERS 5, INDlANa 4.-^ The performance by Bob Buhl (10-8) league quality and capacity? 75—147 txtra miltair . . . up to 2,?% wore’ toughest tread rubbers ever. Don't (7-8) vs Mpssi (11-6). |i4a!or League loramo (2-3) and Roger Macaione stadiums. A-Burt Reaniik, Woodbridge 7ft- games t Detroit. Indiana built a quick lead at De­ Washington at Cleveland—Kem- with three home runs,,In the open­ (single, home nin). 4. How would the Continental The city of New York, through mihagt . . . beesuse these Turnpike- mist this great tale! The Indians blowing 8-0 and 4-3 troit yesterday, scoring three in a er. Joe Adcock’s 17th came with League maintain the interest of 72—147 merer (6-12) vs Perry (8-4). PonUcelli’s s..... 010 83—12-8-1 Mayor Robert Wagner and Park Ed Kima, Orange Hills 7ft-71— leads, lost V4 to the Tigers in the second inning triggered by Rocky Boston at Kansas City—Brewer a man on in a three-rUn first in­ ==Leaders== Bankers ...... 102 00— 3-4-4 the players and public without Commissioner Bob Moses, has Outlook at Green Bay only game scheduled in the XL. Colavito’s, 36th home run. But the ning against loser Sandy Koufax Ghila, Cw (3) and Anderson; World Series Incentive? 147 (8-8) vs Kiicks (6-9). American Leagiie promised to build a 50,000-seat A-Sam Petrone. Hubbard Th* kind that com*s on n*w cars! yeeterday. I t was a quick make-up Tigers battled back behind the Baltimore at Chicago--Porto­ (6-3), who also gave up Ed Mat- Macaione, I/autenbach (4), Fil- 5/ What would the new league stadium on Flushing Meadow, as game for S'mday's rainout at De­ eight-hit pitching of Paul Foy- hews' spio 34th in the second in­ Batting—Kuenn, Detroit, ..351; loramo (5) and Rusconi. propose to compare favorably with a home for the new team. Pitching—Paul Foytack, Tigers Heights 74-74- -148 carrero (2-6) vs Wynn. (16-7),— -> Fox, Chicago, .326; Woodling, Bal­ —Beet the aecond place Indians A-Tom Gornutn, Si'flleld 77-71— < RAYON CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION troit, which wiped out a 5-0 Cleve- tack (11-10), the righthander Tomorrow’s Schedule ning. llank Aaron, who missed two the major'“Ieague players’ pension Shea has backers for five teams Not Bright'-LombarcU Irnd lead. Cleveland bombed,^unday. He gave games because of back trouble, was timore, .323; Kallne, Detroit, .322; REC .SOFTBAU, LEAGUE plan ? lined up. The founding five ars 5-4 with an eight hitler, walking 148 New York at Detroit Runnel.s, Boston, .316. Commissioner Ford Frick, head none, striking out seven and allow- John Galeski, Watertown 76-76 Pierce (12-13) haun’l contrib­ up only ftmr hits over the last sev­ Washington at Cleveland 4-for-4 In the opener, including hLs A . combination of good hitting New York, Houston, Minneapolls- { BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS uted as much as expected to the en innings. 31st home run, then wi«.J-for-4 in Runs--Yost, Detroit, 92; Power, and pitching carried the Post Of­ of the seven-man major league St. Paul, Denver and Toronto. It Greeh Hay, Wis.. Aug. 18 (/P)—Vince Lombardi has in-l‘“8 only four hits over the last -149 Boston at Kansas City Cleveland. 85; Klllebrew, Wa.sh- committee, acknowledged he was A Ben Costello, Mill River 76-78 TU B E LE S S , F o rm e r Form er White Sox drive, winning only Gary Bell'(13-10) was the loser Baltimore at Chicago the second game. v fice to a 12-5 win over the Police is believed he has applications for hflrited mahy problems in his first year as coach of the Green | "'H,"ti‘rr_ w iiiie MoTover Giants SALE S.tDilt Sls(h«sll four of seven d^sions since they after winning five in row as a • » • ) Ington, 81; Jensen, Boston, 80; Department last night in a play­ eagerly waiting to hear the an­ membership from San Diego, Port­ -- 149 TIR E S IZE low low SALE luSs-lyS* siM Isi Mantle, New York, 78. swers to such questions. Shea, Bay Packers in the National Football League. And a big one! _Drove*in Ue-bre*king run with A-Stan Htlinski, Man)(heeter 74- PRICE* PRICE* 1*4 leessssMs hrs b’iSted off from second place, two reconverted starting pitcher. Char­ National I.eague PIBATE.S 7, CUBS 6 — The off for third place at Mt. Nebo. land, SeatUe. .Buffalo, Miami, ! price* price* Run.s. Batted In Killebrew, the New York lawyer and guiding Montreal. Dailas-Ft. Worth and is building up the players’ confidence. an eighth-inning pinch single tn 75 149 games ’.ehind Cleveland, for a 27- ley Maxwell hit his 26th homer for Y esterd ay ’s R esults Pirates, who trailed 4-0 after three Washington, 91; Colavito, Cleve­ The victors, who won six games 10 record beginning July 5. the Tigers, wlio came from behind innings, took the lead in a three- in the second round after winning spirit -of the still unknown Conti­ San Juan. . Obviously some of '•The big thing i* to make thw e?------— ; fi-8 \1otor>' over the Reds. Stan Staszoweki, Green Woods 6.70 X 15 ji $25.55 $21.75 $31.30 $26.60 Milwaukee 8-3, IjOs Angeles 1-4. land, 89; .lensen, Boston, 86; Max­ nental League, admits he’d like to bov* think they can win," Lontbardi t *' i j l mi. But row the little lefty figures with three in the fifth, capped by run fifth triggered by Rocky Nel­ only once in the first round, now these locations are ineligible by levfje vMiiir\ usvj the No. -j1 oimrtArhnnU quarterback job.i n h Th<»vThey i ma i • 74- 75 149 , St. Loiiis 5, Philadelphia 4, well. Detroit, 77; Malzbne, Bo.s- know the answers to some of reason of geographical position, aalfi. "We have to have a winning Art Allomaro, Greenwich 76-76 7.10X 15 i 28.00 23.80 34.30 29.15 SALE PRICES ON OTHER SIZES, TOO' to miss two or maybe three start­ Har\‘ey Kuenn's two-run single, Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 6. son's two-run homer, then needed ton, 76. meet the KnighUi of Columbus of these questions himself. are Lamar McHan, an' off-season women s Match (sanies ing assignments against Balti­ and put it away In the sixth on a walk. Bob Clemente's single and the Church League In the start lack of population, and an absence frame of mind." — 150 X 30,70 25.95 San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 3, Hit.s—Fok. Chicago, 155; Kuenn, Shea, however, insists his league of compatibility. Winning football has been some­ acquisition from the Chicago Car- All participanti in the Women's Jerrv Laitibo, Stamford 74-76— 7.60 15 37.60 31.95 more, New York and Boston — Lo Berberet’a sacrifice fly. W. L. Pet. G.B. an error to break a 6-6 tie in the Detroit. 143; Power, Clevelund, of the playoffs tonight at 8130 at has no financial, personnel or park' dinals. Babe Parilli and Bart ' Summer Doubles Bowling I.eague TUBE-TYPE F o rm er SALE seventh. Ernie Banks drove in Robertson Park. The results of the meeting be­ thing strange to Green Bay’s Starr. All three have been incon- ' are reminded of tonight's match 150 7.50 X 14 26.85 21.75 32.90 26.60 San Francisco 67 .lO ..673 — 138; Runnels, Boston, 137; Mlrlo- problems. tween Shea and Frick’s group Is ardent fans in recent year.*. The A-Bill Kufta, Wethersfield 7ft- SIZE low price* PRICE* Los Angeles . . 6.1 .It .546 3 three runs for the Cubs, two with so, CHeveland, 133. Post Office . .052 0.50 x- 12-12-2 "I know there are some who sialenl throughout their careers, games at the Mancheater Bowling 8.00 X 14 29.40 23.80 36.00 29.15 Milwaukee __ 63 .54 .538 4 his 37th home run, good for the Doubles—Williams, Kansas City, Police ...... 120 200 0 - 5- 7-4 scoff at us and say It can’t be sure to be inconclusive. The majors’ Packers have not finished above ------I Green starting at 7:30. Flo Kloler 75- -160 Green Manor and Don Willis major league homer lead. Rookie Aceto and Cuneo; Shaw, Peck committee has no power to make .!M)0 since 1947. And last .sea.son .... reports that tonight's winners will A-Al Compo. Mill River 77-76-- X 32.20 7‘ l0 X 15 $23.50 Pittsburgh .,.,59 59 „500 814 30; Runnels, Boston, 29; Fox, done," said Shea. ’’They're wrong. decisions. At best, it will bring the 8.50 14 25.95 39.45 31.95 $20.85 Chicago ...... 57 59 .491 9'.4 Fred Green won his fir.st major Chicago and Kuenn, Detroit, 28; (6) and Roberts. A third major league is inevitable. they won only one and tied one in The Boston Celtics beat the engage male teams from the Men's 1^0 report of its findings to the major 12 games. A-Chriater Kuile, Brooklawn 78- Cincinnati ..,.56 63 .471 12 league decision in relief for the Maizone, Boston and Power, Minneapolis l/skers nine times| gy^imer Doubles I.,eague Wednes- 3 T>NYL0N CUSTOM SUPER CUSHION Meei in Dusty League Finals St. Louis ...... 56 .54 .467 121.4 Bucs. Bill Henry (7-6) lost it. Cleveland, 25. league convention in Miami Beach 'Tne 1959 outlook isn't too bright, In as many National Baaketball ' fiav night, Aug, 26 at the Bowling 77 150 7.60x15 25.65 22.80 • • • Triples — Allison, Washington, next December. either, But Lombardi isn't dis­ Assn, games last season Green. (Ai Denotes a iste',.r. Philsidelphla ..49 6? .415 1814 "I can’t see how this meeting can couraged a.s he whip,s his charges BLACK WALLS WHITE WALLS Green Manor and Don WUlis'^base error. Jarvis later scored on a Today’s. Games CARD.S 5, PHILLIES 4 — Curt 9; Kuenn, Detroit and McDougald, BmehalVs Crumbling Empire . . . No. 7 TUBELESS F o rm er SALE St. Louis at Philadelphia Mill­ Flood drove in three runs for the New York, 6; six players tied with possibly be anything more than an through rugged drills. TU B E LE S S Garage w’ere victorious last night wild pitch. .exploratory .. —^stigated the session with its de- Lombardi, one of the famed 8.50'xl4 30.2C Tomorrow’s Schedule .722; McLlsh, Cleveland, 14-6, Shortsighted major leagije greed is more for "enllghtment and clar­ "Seven Blocks of Granite” at Ford- 25.55 Nike. Camptell allowed five well Campbell again rose to the occasion, .700; Wynn, Chicago. 16-7, .696; mends on the majors for action on ification." 7.50 X 14 29.50 23.85 36.15 29.25 scattered hits while striking out 10 by striking out two and getting Chicago at Philadelphia (2). for a "quick buck" is blamed by television and player control, but "There are basically four points ham. is a firm 45-year-old task­ St. Louis at Pittsburgh, (Pre­ Lar>’, Detroit, 15-7, .682. Clyde Perkini: for the present master who enjoyed succes.s as X 32.35 26.20 *p/us fox and recoppobfs fire and walking twoT Miller was the third man to hit to the first j»Strikeout»-Wynn, Chicago and that: which have to be cleared up," h# 8.00 14 39.65 31.95 touched fof only two hit.s while ba.seman. ceded by completion s\ispended plight of minor league baseball. "Mr. Trautman, unfortunately, ap­ said. "These Involve players, ter­ haekfleld coach at Army and then game July 12). Other Sports Score, Cleveland, 139; Bunning, And the executive vice president the New York Giants. 8.50 X 14 35.45 28.70 43.40 34.95 •Terms as low as W s a waakl striking out one and walking one. Green Manor and Don Willis will Detroit, 136; Pascual, Washington, pointed a committee to serve tJ)e ritorial' rights, pensions and what The Manormen picked up their start their best-of-three-games Los Angeles at Cincinnati. 129; Lary, Detroit, 116. of the Portland club of the Pa­ minors who are In no way inter­ additional cities would beat fit nup He accepted the challenge to 'HtSM INSTAUATIONf runs in the fourth inning as Pat - San Francisco at Milwaukee. cific Coast League, and president restore Green Bay’s football series Wednesday night under the On Page 9 ested In the problems of the min­ plans." MORI PiOPLI RIDI ON eOODYIAR TIRIS THAN ON ANT OTHIR KINDI Bolduc led off with the second hit lights at Robertson Park at 8:.30. National League of the recently-organised Inde­ ors, and 1 am satisfied after all the “Before we proceed any further proatige after insisting on the dual for the winners, went to second on pendent Baseball Club Assn., Is job aa coach and general manager. Campbell will undoubtedly be Originally, coral skeletons were Batfingatl(r — Aaron, Milwaukee, developments have taken place we’d rather first discuss, the mat­ a error, to third on a passed ball pitching for the Manormen and the homes.,, of small polyps that determined to do something about that neither they, nor the majors, ter with the commissioner and That gave him the power to do and scored as Richy Jarvis lifted a .371; Cunningham, St. Louis, .350; It. - what he wants without Inter­ TIM€ TO ACT NOW! 9UICK APPRAISALS . . . Red Madsen will be on the mound occupied the cupltke cavities seen Fund for Boxers Pinson, Cincinnati. .332; Temple, are acting in the beat Interests other responsible people. We feel fly ball to left that went for a two ' for Willis, in the dead coral. Perki.is, who says his financial of baseball." j we can make better progreM If wa ference. Cincinnati, .320; Boyer, St. Louis condition la such he doesn’t live off Lombardi has launched his re- WIDE SELECTI6N . . . FAST. EASY HHANCINO! Proposed by NBA and Banks, Chicago, .314. Of the development fund, he work in harmony with tjie’ major GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE baseball, charged baseball is- grad­ said: leagues. We want to gat Bolng as . building program with a squad of Runs ■— Pinson, Cincinnati, 103; ually "dying on the vine" since Big Faroe soon as possible but we also want promising rookies and several 713 MAIN ST.— Ml 9-9S23 298 8ROAD ST.— Ml 3-8179 Patterson, N. J., Aug. 18 (Ah— Aaron, Milwaukee and Mays; San "in the last 10 years it has passed “It is the biggest farce since the to cause the least conflict and dls- standout vetersn.um senators and con­ Rockville, Aug. 18 (JP} — Con­ (Wls.l, defensive backs Bill But­ 706 MAIN ST.— Ml 9-9232' 128 E. CENTER ST.— Ml 3-1477 the recent Ingemar Johansson- Cincinnati, 147; Cepeda, San Fran- gressmen and others in high placss Hght, and in order to get it we ler of Chattanooga and Bob Floyd Patterson heavyweight title ci.sco, 144; Neal, Log Angeles, 139. that baseball will be declared in must sign a waiver or release, of nect', ut’a Little League cham­ CHEW pions, the Bridgeport North Bind­ Laraba of Texa^, Western, and fight "proved that principals in­ Doubles — Pinson, Cincinnati, violation ot the anti-trust laws. all claims whatsoever. They want ends Buddy Mayfield of South deservedly volved were concerned onl.y about 40; Aaron, Milwaukee, 39; Cimolt, If thii happens tteey will have no us to say they are right snd we ers, have mowed down New Jer­ MORRISON’S ATLANTIC JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION sey’s best and are headed for the Carolina and A. D. Williams of power and profits with little if any St. Louis, 36; Mays, San Francisco, one to blame but themselvM. are wrong, and should we sign College of the Pacific. 298 W. MIDDLE TPKE__ Ml 9-8302 interest In .boxing or those who 32; Temple, Cincinnati, 30. the release the door would be shut Ekuitern Regionals. 451 W. CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8156 Weak Leadership The Bridgeport boys defeated The veterans are led by All-Pro make It possible—the performers Triples — Pinson, Cincinnati, "They have created an aroused In the face of the minors forever.” offensive center Jim RingO, start­ and the fans. Neal, Log Angeles, Mathews, Mil­ (Next: Television executive has Elaat Rutherfohd, NJ., 5-2 her* public from the grass roots all yesterday to Uke th« title for dl- ing his seventh NFL season. First “All thej’’re concerned about la waukee and White, St. Louis, 8; over the nation and my advice to hh aey on the controversy). class newcomers obtained from BILL’S MOBIL SERVICE BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE the lush by-product of what they Dark, Chicago and Blaaingame, vision 2 of the, Eastern Region. stamped them would be to start cleaning T‘'e Regional semi-finals will he other clubs include defense special­ 134 E. CENTER ST.— Mi 9-8317 6S3 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8128 call the ‘ancillary rights’ of a ma­ St. Louis, 7. house Immediately and to get rid ist Em Tunnell, end Bill Quinlan jor contest. 'The only rights the played Thursday in Staten Island, Home Runs — Banks, Chicago, of the weak leadership that they Monday’s Homers N.Y. and halfback Lew Carpenter;. fans are interested in are the right 37; Mathews, Milwaukee, 34; ' i have in jiiany top positions. Bridgeport scored three runs In Packers I.ack Depth hooks and crosses’of the type Jo­ Aaron, Milwaukee. 31; Robinson, "Tltat leadership does fibt.have (Season Total in Parentheses) The Packers lack depth in all WYMAN’S 6ULF STATION KEN’S CARACE hansson administered to win the Cincinnati, 27; Cepeda, San Fran­ a dime in baseball and is interest­ AmerlcM Lengua the third inning and two in the DEAtS positions, except offensive tackle. crown.” cisco, 23. Colavito, Indiana (35). fifth. Ekuit Rutherford got one In WE'RE GtVINO RED HOT DEALS ON '59 CHEVIES. 24 MAIN ST.— Ml 3-1503 ANDOVER— PI 2-6227 ed in (Mie thing—the salary and the fourth. In the sixth and final They also need to find- an offen­ Greene and. Wylie said plans for Stolen Bases — Maya, San expense account." Maxwell. Tigers (26). sive guard, an end and a speedy DELUXE ■UW M SB ym tm w an $ setting aside a certain percentage Francisco, 23, Cepeda, San Fran­ iruilng, the visitors scored another 4.99 Minor league chief George National League and had the bases loaded with ons back who can break a game wide TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR IncI, Tax of gate receipts to set up a nation­ cisco, 19; T. Taylor, Chicago and Trautman branded Perkins’ as­ Banks, Cubs (37). open. OON WILLIS 8ARA8E BROWNIE’S SHELL SERVICE al fund for retired boxers would Gilliam. Log Angeles, 18; Pinson, Mathews, Braves (34).' out. Bridgeport’s relief pitcher, Full (3t. sociation a “Mavericlt” group, but .fohn Donoghue, struck out the Lombardi, noted as an offenaivs 18 MAIN ST.— Ml 9-4531 be proposed at the NBA conven­ Cincinnati, 17. Perkins said he wants to work aron. Braves (31). genius, la looking for someone 275 MAIN ST.— Ml 3-1272 tion opening Sept. 1 in Toronto. last two men, to squelch th# Pitching—Face; Pittsburgh, 1.5- within the present minor; league bCocH, Braves (17), threat. who can execute the pass or run ••••M CMC****** To supplement auch a fund, a 0, 1.000; Antonelli, San Francisco, structure if possible, in ironing t oon. Dodgers (10). an option play like Frank Gifford study is being made by an actuar­ 16-7, .696; Drysdale, Los Angeles, out what he terms the unwar­ Zimmer, Dodgers iX). did for him in New York. HURRY IN TODAY! BILL MARKHAM SUNOCO STATION DICK’S ATUNTIC STATION ial firm to determine a system for 15-7, .682; I.-aw, Pittsburgh, 13-7, ranted invasions by the majors. Nelson, Pirates OU WELL RECOMMENDED Paul Hornung, the former Notre withholding a share of the boxeni’ .6.50; Mlzell, St. LouU, 12-7, .632. He objected strenuously to the Dame star, has been .switched 329 E. CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8087 206 HARTFORD RD.— Ml 9-8396 purses. These sums would be cred­ East Lansing, Mirii. — (NBA) Strikeouts — Drysdale, I^os “deal like we bqd at Columbus" Stolen Basasr-Aparieio, Chica- — In hla Mnlor year at River from fullback to halfback, and is ited to the fightera’ accounta to Angeles, 185; S. Jones, San Fran­ wiiere major^mlnor confabs Mt up being given plenty of work op the safeguard agalnat Income tax in­ cisco, 158; Antonelli, San Fran­ », 37; Landis, Chicago and Man- Roiige High, Michigan State’s CARTER CHEVROLET C0„ Iqc. HARTFORD ROAD SERVICENTER RUFINI’S FLYINC A SERVICE an '5ip o a million’’ fund for de­ Se. New York, 18; Jensen, Bos- Blanehe Martin won allrBtato option play. He is rated fatter volvement and to aupplement a re­ cisco, 133; Hsddlx, Pittsburgh, velopment « i players than Gilford, but not as quick. tirement fund. —r— — r—,/— tsfi, 13; Kaliae, Detroit and 15ittla henoM in football and basket- 270 HARTFORD RD.— Ml 3-2408 118 CINTW ST.W-MI 9.8279 136; Jsclisofi, BL Lenls, 113. He said the Portland shib had ta- Kanaaa CfitY, 10. ban. nirse vstsrans are battling (or 1229 MAIN STREfT PHONE Ml 9.5239 - ■ 'X -■f

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TMtOTf MYTMilJO Porttr paperhanglng, tils floors, acouatie Street, behind Tool Co. paneled living room with firs- ovaraitsd 34x86. Ceramic tile bath, CDNNIE’S TV and Radio Service, 'OUV«NT OraenhouM wtirkar ceceilings. per hour. AD S-MTO.-* plocs, kitchen with all built-in omaalta drive. Near Bowers School s-em iwjuM—nenea rai ewe. But Jules Verne Still Holds Lead, available all hours. Satisfaction INTKt PBACIOES — Golden Jubilee for LARGE FRONT room near bath. units and utility room off main —compute for 815,400 (ftrat te> Itartlnd price H i,800 and up Foi ADVERTISING kdCHW, Farm hand Free parking 64 High St. guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1316. Dishwasher canning or freesing. 8. Gambolatl, kitchen.. Homs has a large poalt holds). R. F. Dimock Oo., furtker detalia call Charlaa Lea- a tx q D ofi— Bteda Pete 41 Route t e . Bolton. perance. Ml 9-T990. By m ix CHEVAURR ^prujaetlle weighing nearly 30,000^ imea they ware aant late apace fey CLOnbcSLINB poles, all sizes in­ Sheet metal worker screened porch with sundeck over- Realtor. MI 9-5346. pounde Into epace CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISMENT DEPT. HOURS looking the Iske. Lot is fully lond- Aaaeekited Frees Stefl Writer an axptoaion that abeok ITerlde, stalled. Old poles reset. Also chain MINIATURE Pomeranian, three ifATIVi: PEACHES—now in sea- Apartments— Plsti Ba l d w i n r o a d The Gun Club p:proceeded to (Uscovarad that they fk lM to bear 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ' saw. Ml 9-1363. Apply months old. 875. Call Thonipaon- •caped^. Homs has forced not air V If crafty old MuIm Verna wera [son.. Golden Jubilee, 81.49-16 quart ______MTenements heat and if you are Juat gettlr« J build , a cannot), all of Its 900 foot the slightest sound frua ttia tat- villc, RI 9-9106. jbaskat and up. Supply limited due Six room brick vanaar iingla. aliva today, he'd likely be the mod­ length sunk Into the ground. mendoue bloat. After gtrioa LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re­ Conn. State Employment married, this home is ready to HILL81DK MANOR, Varaon — em rocket engineers’ toughest COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Jto warm weather. Call MI 9-0474, DESntABLE 4 rooms, heat, hot Choose your own high wooded lot Stan a* a whiatla. Shown by ap- Where did they build It? On the thought to thia, they diaeevarad paired. Free pick-up and deitverv. Service water furnished, $90. Call MI move right in, the aale price pointmant only. kibitzer. MONDAT Tlini nUDAT 10:M A.M.^ATtJBDAT • A.M. I Farmer's Market, 819' E. Middle includes all furnishings. Approxi­ For your new Ranch, Bplft or Co­ southern tip of Florida, of course. they were trovalliig much faster Alt work guaranteed. Gaaollne en^ •06 Main 8t., Manchester FOR SALE—Ptmpiss, 6 wsshs old. iTpYe. 9-1919 between 3 and 7. A recent Air Force announce­ gincs overhauled and repaired. Reasonabls. MI 4-0S41. mately 83,000 cash needed down. lonial R. F. Dlmock Od., Reoltcr. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, (Check your map for Cape Canav­ than the sound from the eofinaa. Monday - Friday Call MI 3-8271 from 9-5. After 6 MI •■5246. ment eald that teats, which no eral's location.) Vtme wee cereful not U> let Ma PLEASE READ YOUR AD Sawa aet, retoothed and sharp­ GARDEN APARTMENT —Attrac­ REALTOR doubt coat Uncle Sam barrels of ened. Bruno Moeke, Ml 8-0771. or tive 4 rooms, second floor, '•omer MI 9-8478. This monstrous cannon, dubbed threaaome land on the moon, feat Live Stock— VeMdea 42 Household Goods 51 VI S-5440 MI 9-5988 money. Indicate that space pilots the Cehimblad. was etuffed with a was aquelly careful not to admit CgMaUM wr A te" or* taken ever tlie phone aa a eon- • North Park 8t., Rockvills Oxford, Middle Tpke., West, $115. Stove and refrigerator, parking. VERNON — Attractive and well of the future may be able to with­ couple hundred tons of gun cot­ his caleulatlena hod kaaB ia error. eenleeoe. The adverttaer should read his ad the F1E8T DAT IT Wednteday S:80 a.m. - 8:80 p.m. BOLTON—6 room overatlsd cape. ON A KNOLL stand the shock of rapid accelera­ Hooscholtf Sem ew FOR SALE—7-year-old (^uatnut WATKINS USED Resident Superintendent. Ml 3-1609 built 8 bedroom home on quiet' ton. Thla was to be sat off by His fearlaas travaiara, at o m APPEABS and REPOBT EBBOR8 la time for the naxt taser- Gelding with tack, Gentle. Asking residential street. Large living % acre lot. Excellent condition. tion by being Immersed in water. electric sparks. (They don't touch Offered 13-A 815,900. The R. F. Dlmock Co., 'Mlnu'tea to Hartford on Wilbur point In their journey, wefts Marty tlea. The Herald Is reaponsibte for onlv ONE In correct or omitted BARKER PERSONNEL 8825. MI 4-0746, FURNITURE EXCHANGE SIX ROOM duplex. Rent 880. No room with fireplace, big kitcirm, "Phooey," the 19tb Century off moon rockets nowadays with hit by a apeadinf aaterold. Tbo Insertion tor any adverttsemeat and then only to the oxtent of a Realtors. MI 9-5245. !roaa, IDalighUuj modernised home WEAVING of bums, moth ‘ holes children or pets. Will be available ceramic tile bath. Full baaement. French adventure writer probably matches or firebrands, either i. magnetic pull of the aaterold, they "make good" Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the'valne of Articles For Sale iS One 8-po dining room set, 812b. for Sept. 1. Call MI 3-7516 after lA>t 110x135. Asking 814,700. Good- on tree ehadad lot. Uvtng room . and lom rlothing, hosiery runs, SERVICE v r a 30x30 with wall-to-wall carpet. Two would say, "1 thought of that Verne figured the resulting determined, threw them oiK eonraa the advertlaeiiient will not he oorrocted hy "make good** Insertion. handbags repaired, zipper re­ 3:30. chlld-Bartlett Realty Co. Ml 9-1643. nearly 100 years ago." blast would give the projectile an enough to barely mlaa the moo(L CUSTOMER SERVICE — Degree ONE REFRIGERATOR, two fafiS Five-pleba Dinette Set, black and bedrooma, kitchen, laundry. Full placement, umbrellas repaired, gold, dscoratsd, cost new $189, now ST. JAMBS’ PARISH—3 room older MANCHESTER — New 5% room basement. Aektng 815,000. And he did. initial velocity of 12,000 yards per They did orMt around it, how* TOtJB COOPEBATION W n X men's shirt collars reversed and pref. Ibcp. in Aircraft field, pret. wool rugs, one 90" boy’s Meyele. ranch, baasment garage. Choice second, or roughly 24..500 ra.p.h. •ver, coming within 39 milea t t Oaa Turbine. 86-88800. MI 9-1043. $89. FIVE ROOM duplex, couple only. home, consisting ot 8 rooms, plus Vertie, w'ho died shortly after BE APPBECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Call between 5-7. MI 8-5827, sinkroom, lavatory, enclosed porch location, built-in atove and oven, (They're powering moon rockets the lunar aurface. (Much cloaer ing Shop. TECH WRITERS — Must have MADELINE SMITH, Realtor the turn of the Century and before 30" ROTARY mower, self-propelled Love ssats, $60. down. 5 bedrooms, fuir bath up. ceramic tile bath, amesite drive, much of anything ever got off the now for a velocity .of 25,000 than Ruaala'a Lunik or Ameriea’a good exp. in Aircraft field. 86-8500. FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, Modem heating system, one-car completely landscaped lot. $18,000. m p.h. I, Explorer, by the way.) At/toDiobflM for Suk 4 DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com 899.95 (reg. 8182-M. ^sconnnued ^ Eleetrio range, 885. ground, made a startling number Lost and Found CONSULTANT—Top level, PhD. model). Marlow’s, 867 Main St. gag foi* cooking, stove and refrig­ garage. In excellent ' condition. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Reeltor MI of space-age predletlone in his Like modern space engineers, Verne, with oatuta forealgfet pany doora and wtndonia. ouatom, Must have answari as- to why and 9-5346. MI 9-1642 had his projectile equipped with w o n guaranteed. Call collect Wtf- ■ pc. breakfast sat, lnc TurUe. 811,500 for quick safe. Robert B. Cali the R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml Wanted— Real Eatate 77 tlAc method. •Ide the main projectile. Their ca- PcraoiHli multitude Of monthly os -'menta at Convalescent Home. Call Rock- MAN—H.S. grad. Gather, informa­ FIVE ROOM apartment. Children Anderson Agency, JA 8-0139. 9-5245. gravity. Frdpi thara it waa almpte. MASTERCRAFT utility trailer, all shades, made to measure. All Reel and rotary. Also riduig mow­ Verne's characters, the leaders bin-.in turn was mounted on a raft It merely fall to tha aorth. may be lumped Into one second vIIIb TR 5-4291. EXPERIENCED ONLY tion and illuetratione, al^lity plan k it c h e n SET for sale. MI 9-9922. over 10 years accepted. CaU MI SELUNO TOUR HOME? For floating on three feet of water, steel, needs paint, 8?6. 96 Ridge metal Venetian blinds st s new ers.. Parts and sendee. C uitol 3-2068. ENGLEWOOD DRIVE— Immacu­ of a Gun Club, wsre distraught The spaed o f the free fall waa VACUUM CUEANERS repaired In St. low price. Keys made while you mortgage with payments ot only and layout material, work with Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ X prompt, efficient, courteous sarv- with a ayatem of breakable plugs my own home ahop. Forty years 833.28 for each $1,000 you need. TOTS, GIFTS, Jewelry—Earn 885- To those qualified we offer good tech, writere. Sal. open. A former late 6 room cape, 4 bedrooms, ica and appralilng without obllga- at ths thought of no more ware not enough to cause the projeet&a wait Marlow's. 860 for 8 evening's work. I.ieading pay with fringe benefits in pleas­ chester. MI S-'re58. YES! THERE IS A NEAR MAIN ST.- — 8 'furnished tile kitchen, cerarrUc bath, alum­ and hence no further uee for their to givs under the strain. to bum up when it entered tea factory experience. All makee, low Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank Air Force man gd. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape Ood, tton, call 8. A. Beechler, RaaJtor, Vsme also figured nut how to party plan company, full training, ant surroundings. , "SANTA CLAUS" rooms and bath. Heat and hot inum storms, may assume 114% 8 or 4 bedrooms, good condition, pride and joy—artillery pieces. earth’s otmoaphara. What beat rates, free estimates, free pickup Auto DriTlnc School 7>A FLOOR CLEANING and waxing Burhe or Mrs, Carter how Con­ SUMMER SALE—on fertils itone- water. No children. MI 9-4256. MI 3-6869 or Wesley R. Smith, Aa- keep his space travelers breath­ and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA necticut Mortgage Ehcchsngn. 16 no experience necessary. White Reeume. Moving and fee pd. I DON’T WANT IT mortgage, excellent value, 814,309. excellent family home with large •ociate. MI 9-8953. Member Multi­ That was when they decided on woe ganaratad waa qidek^’ OOfe* done evenings. Finest waxes, pro­ Apply In person leas loam. Alao, sand, stone, Paul J. Correnti. MI 3-5863. ing during their flight. Hie Imag­ 3-8904. EARLT’S DRIVING School-etand- fessional equipment. Dennis Lewis St., Hartford. Cross Party Plan. Call Andover gravel fill. Ml 3-8608. MY CUSTOMER ISN'T yard for children.^ Selling under ple Listing Service. going to the moon. sumed Brhen tha apoea maeMaatell AC 8-9026 or Coventry PI 2-6653. BARKER PERSONNEL GETTING MARRIED FHA appraisal. Priced at only ination provided chemical to re- —In true Julaa Vama styla-4*te ard and automatic dual controlled Kerin. MI 9-1805. DEAN Business 'Locations R(X!KVILLE — Two 2-apartment The method? Simple. Juet build 15c WASH. lOc DRT—Do It your­ cars. Class room Instructions for SERVICE SPORTY plaid golf bag, all aceea- YOU CAN HAVE IT 812.600. R. F. Dlmock Co., MI ARE YOU CONSIDERING a blT enough cannon and ehoot a plenlah oxygen and absorb carbon the ocean, self. Lucky Lady. Satf-8«rvlee PART-TIME aoriea, never used. Real bargain. JUST BY TAKING OVER for Rent 64 houses, located in center of town. 9-5245. SELUNO YOUR PROPERTY? monoxide. (Air regeneration sys- Verne's projactUa naturally wad 16-17 year olds. For day and Help Wanted— Female 35 MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. Good income. Price 820,000. Phll­ projectile to the moon. Laundry, 11 Maple St. (acroM evening appointments call Mr. Johnson's Bookstore Bldg. Call MI 9-1588 after 6 p.m. UNPAID BALANCE We wlU appraise your property Julae did not hit on liquid pro­ teme, the spaca acientlste of today of proper aiza and weight to Baildlng— ConCrRctlng 14 165 Adams St. Monthly Payments STORE FOR RENT, excellent !>/- brick Agency, MI 9-8464, from First National Store Parking Early, MI 9-M76. Payroll and Statistical Clerk Springfield 3, Mass. cation 500. square ft., aincondi- XI free and without any obligation, pellants, exotic fuels and such, call them). to the turfaca. It'a throe feote Lot). earaentry KEY PUNCH OPERATOR RE 7-2667 817.22 alao buy. property tor caah. but he came up with a cannon The fabulous actance-flettoh ar­ sengers wera playing domiMaa Must b« able to use the comp­ TURRET LATHE operators able to tioned optional. Tel. Ml 3-1191. STOP LOOKING. If you have a VERNON—New 6>/4 room ranch, at­ MORTLOCK*S Uaachsatar'a lead­ dona, alteratioaa, oarmera, roof­ HAND LAWN mower, used 'Very 8 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE family and need 7 rooms, good Member‘MulUple Listing capable, according to his own In­ tist of ths .ISOOa also touched when they were spotted by a paas* AMAZING new Electrolux "R ” tometer. Work with all the modern set up and operate short run lots. little, 815. MI 4-0651. AND APPLIANCES tached garage. 1 acre lot, built-in STANLEY BRAY, Realtor ing driving school. 'Hiroe skilled, ing, porches, ate. Call MI 9-nSl. Opening in small department tor Wilco Machine Tool Co., Route 6 PROOF PROOF PROOF COMMERCIAL business or office location, extra building lot in­ tricate calculatlone, of sending a briefly on superaonlcs. His heroes. Ing ship. automatic F. World's only fully courteous Instructors. CUsa room a key punch operator either full­ tools of th« modem office. Hours HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 8 apace for rent. Up to 8500 square stove and oven. 817,900. R. F. BRAE-BURN REALTY automatlr cleaner, fully guaran­ A 44, Bolton. MAPLE KITCHEN eet, maple cluded. All this for 816,900. Act tnstructiooB for 16, 16. 17 year aipentry time or part-time days. Good can be arranged. Evening appoinT-' Let me take you out any eve­ MONTHS feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street, today. Phllbrick Agency, MI Dlmock Co., Realtors. MI 9-6346. MI 3-6373 ' teed. Call Electroltut authorized net work done. Honest > and reUa chest. 2 burner electric hot plate. olds. Telephons Mr. Mortlock, wniges, modem air-conditioned of­ ments ran be arranged. FULL-TIME ning and ahow you how you can I sold this to a young couple 3 located near Center. Plenty of 9-8464. with maximum safety. listen to sales and service. MI 3-8806. Director of Driver Education. Me workmanahip. Call Roseoa fice. •am up to 840 for 8-4 houra Service for 8 Candlewick b y Im­ xvm SELLING? BUYING? Trading? We Legil Notice perial Glass Co. Call .MI 8-64M. months ago, but they are not get­ parking Phone MI 9-5229 or MI what this aurvay talia: MI 9-7308. Thompson, MI 3-1898 for estl- Apply work. You must havs car and COVEN’PRY—Route 44a . 6 room are just about told out on llatlnga SPENCER RUBBER CO. Plant manager ting married. 3-7444. 4H R(X)M RANCH, like new. fire­ Your Pocketbook Banks never leave funds unin­ matas Routeman be willing to work hard. No custom biiih ranch. Large living so 9all us. We would be glad to AT A COURT OF^PROiATB held St COMBINATION gas and oil stove, BLOND BEDROOM place. ceramic tile bath, ameatte call on you and talk (hinga over. By FAYE HENLB vested. If they feel the level of Coventry, within and for. tha Dlstrlot M Aotomobll«s tor Solo 4 LARSON’S Connecticut's first li­ First National Stores, Inc. Coat accountant promiaea. just let ua prove thia FOR SALE—Rent. Equipped -xia room, modem kitchen, one-car Coventry. on tha ITUi day of BIDWELL h o m e Improvement Chapel St. MI 3-5351 table and chairs, \ twin beds. LIVING ROOM SUITE drive...attached garage, full prii ■ Mitten can fix- yoUr needs like a common stock prices appear too censed driving school trained. Park and Oakland Aves. Appliance serviceman to you. Call MI 4-0093. MI 9-1611. 5-PC. DINETTE SET shop, luncheonette, 183 Spruce St., garage^ Lot^ 106x245. Phllbrick Its*. BEFORE YOU BITT a used car Certified and approved, la now of­ Co. Alterations, additions ga­ Manchester. Cali Export 9-6038, Agency. M7 9-8464. 811,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, glove. Call the EllswortIcrMRteh high. If . they feel a client needs Preaent Hon. JElmora TurUngtaih rages. Roofing and siding experts. East Hartford, Conn. AVON'S Persian Wood. Exotic Senior Engineer aide •‘Westinghouse” Elec. Ref. MI 9-5245. By FAYE Judge. see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck fering classroom and behind scent of the Near East! Only one Saybrook. Agency. Realtors. Member MIJS. diversification, they look around Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Service station attendant 21” TV, ELECTRIC toaster. Scat-, "Caloric" Combination Range MI 3-69^80. KaUta of Auguat J. Erroiach, •ff Sates and Service, S8S Main wheel Instruction for teenagers. of the famous line of cosmetics Help Wanted— ter rugs. Coffee table. Coats, EAST CENTER ST.— Two-family For the first time in history, the for other investment media, madia Coventry, in aald District daeg Unexcelled workmanship. Eai^ Plumber "Maytag” Washer I-ARGE PLEASANT store, excel­ XX The Aamlnlatratrlx havlns axl Street. MI 9-4S71. Open evenings. MI 9-6076. TYPIST POSITION and toiletries produced by Avon. Timekeeper dresses, size 18. Miscellaneous ar­ home, extra building lot. Good in­ banks are letting ue in on a' qe- to suit the Individual objacUvaa of budget terms. MI 9-8498 or TR Male or Female 37 "Emerson” Television Set lent for grocery, TV, or app|iance come. 170 foot frontage on East her Bdminlatrajton account with A wonderful "Earning Opportun­ Dairy hand ticles. BU 9-3961. "Hoover” Vacuum Legal Notice cret—the dollar volume of funde their clients. calata to tthla Court for altowi NEED A CAR and had your credit PREPARE FOR driver’s teat: .5-9109. Available In mir claims depart­ salesroom, etc. Good . size front MANC3HESTER—New 6 rogm Co- ity" to represent America’s larg­ Sheet metal workers RESPONSIBLE men and , women Center Street plus garage and at work in their pereonal trust de­ One of the moet interesting . OROBREP'/ That the Slat turned down? Short on down pay­ Agsa 16 to 60. Driving and claas- ment for young lady with good typ­ Also Included Sealy innerapring windows. Call after 5. Ml 9rl880 barn, 820,000. Shown by appoint­ lonial. fireplace, built-in atove. oven _A T A C»URT or PROBATE held at partments. By last year It totaled parts of the study is a breakdown Auguat, twi, at 10 o'clock, forai ment? Had a repossession? Don't est cosmetic company can be lx»m fixer to drive school bus " 7 :30-8:30, and dishwasher. 817,SM. R. F. Coventry, within and for IHe Dlstrlrt of Ue Probata Office In tha M' room. Three Instructlona. No wait­ ing ability. To be trained In dicta­ yours If you call now. .TA 8-6273. 3;18-8;30, MT 9-0662 sitter 6. MI 1959 MAGNAVOX 17” TV, tabls Mattress and Box Spring,'. “ Alex­ or MI 9-3549. 99 Summer St. ment only. Phllbrick Agency, 361 close to SO billion dollars. of Investment media where bonks give up! See Dowlas Motors, get ing. Manchester Driving' Acade­ R oonns-^dtiic 15 Grocery clerk ander Smith” Rugs, T.amph. Dlmock Co., Realtor.- MI 9-5245. Coventry, on the 17th day of Auauet, Building in aald Covanirv, ‘ba an. Machinist 3-3813. model. Stand included. MT 4-0818. Main St. MI 9-8464. 1869. ore sole managers of a truat and a w e It aaaigned., (or a hearing ' the lovVdown on the lowest down my. PI 3-7340. phone work. Knowledge of medical Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, Inlaid and ATR-CONDmONED 8-room Office. Present Hon. Elmore Turkinaton, .Theaa funds represent money Sllnwanca ofM ld odralnlat^on oo- RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and FULT^TIME Factory trainee 100% Main Street location. Park­ Judge. entrusted to bank management by where the trusts are jointly man­ count with aald ostate and thla Court and amallest payments anywhere. terms helpful. Applicant must be a few other articles. COVENTRY LAKE - Two year- XXI aged by bankers and nonprofes- Not a small loan or finance com­ built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Toolmaker EMPLOYMENT Bnildins Materials 47 ing, Marlow’s. 887 Main St. 'round cottages. Good investment Estate of Minnie L,. Renlrheller, Individuals in the form of trusts diraeu t ^ pstea e( tha tlma a ^ high school graduate. Excellent Meat wrapper Free storage until wanted. Free MANCHE8TIBR—New 7 room Co­ late of Coventry, in said DIatrIcl de­ slOnals.' place aaatgnad for aoM haaring ba givaa pany plan.'-Douglas Motors, 333 Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Upholsterer property. 88,600 (or the 2. Cali ceased. created either by will or living to oil paroona known to ba Interaated Ray Hagenow. MI 9-221.4; Ray benefits, pleasant working condi­ Clerk-Typist Machine press operator OPPORTUNITIES WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST delivery. Free setup by our own ROCKVILLE — On Hartford bus lonial, lli baths, breezeway two Where banka have sola manage­ Main at. Housekeeper reliable men. Marian E. Robertson, Broker. MI The Administrator having exhibited trusts.. It is alao money being man­ therein to appoar sod ba haard tharomi 1967 HARLET sportster. Looks like Jackson. MI 3-8325. tions. For appointment call Screw machine operator line, 5 room house, one floor, oil 3-5963. car attached garage. Built-ina. Im­ a admjnlatration account with aald aged for minors. ment. 96.4 pec cent of the money by malllsa on or befora Auauat 3g OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ new, low mileage. Must sell. 166 Women's wear manager Gauge maker jStock Man Weatem Framing, Phone for appointment heat, air-conditioner. Suitable for mediate occupancy, 832,900. R. F. eatate to thla Court for lallnwance. It Is Is invested -in common stocks, 1989. by eartlflsd maU. a eepy of tblg ORDERED: That the 24th day of More than rlivealing what these order to' - ■ cials, flxit yourself cars, always W. Middle Tpke., MI 3-7048 or 50 COUGHLIN ROOFmO Company. Buyer trainee Milling machine operator 'Department manager for pet loads 8114 per M’ SAMUEL ALBERT. Hartfoni, professional use, lawyer, doctor^ ST. JAMES' PARISH—4 bedroom Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5245. against 69.7 per cent where the LIBERTY MUTUAL shop. August. 1959, at 10 o'clock, forenloon. funds total, this study, by the Mra. Evalyn L. Brmlaeh. Woodland a good selection. Look behind our 3-6677. Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- Clerk. Busineairoffice Carpenter Dutch Doors, from 838.75 ea. dentist, etc. Immediacte occupan­ at the Probate Office In the Municipal C v n f h t x r , CH 7-0358 home, 2-car garage, amesite tniat division of the American banks either share In management Rd., Conn. office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. aabeatoa roofing. Alao alumlnuin. Bookkeeping machine operator Cement finisher Department manager hardware Temp. Pegboard 13c ft. cy. P. O. Box 34, Rockville. drive, excellent condition. Priced XXII Building In aald Coventry be and the or had no voice.at all. Bankers in­ Arthur 8. Brmlaeh. P. O. Box 918. INSURANCE CO. Payroll clerk ' dept. The above merchandise also on aame la aasigned for a hearing on the Bankers Associationi tells In detail Eaatport. Long laUnd. N. T g'Jvanlzad or copper guttera and Truck mechanic Mahog. V’d Pls^wood 16c ft. to sell at 816,800. Paul J. Cor­ allowance or aald administration ac­ vested financially less heavily In 1956 FORD Fairlane converttble, Business Services Offered IS leaders. Ml 8-7707. Sales clerk Waitress. Combination Doora, from $14.95 ea. sale at our Main store in Waterbur'’ FOB FURTHER information or what investment media the banks Robert~ iKrt J. ErmM. MT WWaM itrteh- MI 3-1181 ” Shovel operator See It Day Or Night renti, MI 3-5363. count with aald estate and this Court state and municipal securlUss, land Bt.. D4 Rio, Taasa. power steering. Clean. In excel­ Sales Ready to wear Auto mechanie Exoctic Wall Paneling, Houses for Rent .> 65 appointment to see these homes directs that notice ot the time and place have chosen to put this money to somewhat more extensively in U.S. JIarbara F. Arnold, Brandy Btraat. lent condition, 81.300. Call TR TAMKIR TREE Removal — land ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car­ Day worker Apply W. T. Grant Co. from 24c ft. If you havi no means of trans­ 361 SUMMIT STREET—An attrac­ call Richard F. Dlmock. MI 9-6003, assigned -for said hearing be given to work. Here is the breakdown; Bolton. Conn. MAJOR OIL CO. — Has a steno­ Auto mechanic helper all peraona, known to be Intereated government bonds, corporate _Ann 'C^~ Brott,Biwtt 69 CohJmbua Orels, S-1304 days. cleared, firewood cut. Insured. pentry. Alterations and additions. Factory worker Knottv Pine Paneling 14c ft. portation, I'll send my auto for ROCKVILLE -N ear center, 5 room tive 7 room home offering excel­ Robert D. Murdock, MI 3-6472, Call MI 3-8743. Paul A. Ellison. graphic position available in new Body repair man Manchester Parkade house, one floor, on Hartford bus therein to appear and be heard thereon Some 61.7 per cent of It.ia in bonds, debentures, preferred stock Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ Counte'rgirl Pap’er cutter Celling Tile 11c ft. you. No obligation, lent living space at a reasonable Daniel G .. Saunders. TR 5-3638, by mailing on or before Auguat 19. ‘ re-MORlB*T^SuowqTC>ir. JndfM. WANTED — Clean used cars. We teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn district sales office. Small office, line. Oil heat. Furnished or un­ 1969. by certified mall, a copy of thla common stocks. Another IS.T per and mortgages. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— diversified duties, shorthand a Waitress FULI^TIME Cedar Closet Lining 19t4c ft. cost. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. cent in state and municipal seouri- buy. trade down or trade any­ St. MI 8-4860. Seamstress Disappearing Stairways 828.95 ea. A— E—R—T—’S furnished. Available immediately. order to If this study vyere being made cars, amplifiers,* phonographs • nd must. Good starting salary. All Apply 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD modem kitchen with dining Benjamin C. Rentcheller, Pine Lake ttis, 5.1 per cent in U.S. goVetm- thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Sewing machine operator Librarian P. O. Box 29, Rockville. MANCHESTER — Beautiful :tbree Bhorei Storrs. today, instead of last, year, 1 asked changers. Over 47 years total ex. benefits. Call CH 9-9391. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. space, 1 car garage, outdoor ment bonds, 4.7 per cent in cor­ the bankers, would it show any Factory worker Sales—Foods NOBODY -B U T NOBODY patio, insulation, hot water heat, bedroom ranch plus garage, nice Mariory Maloney, 49 Walnut Btreat. Inyitation to Bid 1950 FORD convertible, partially perience. 90 days guarantee on all Roofing and. Chimneys 16-A Conn. State Employment UNDERSELLS NA’nDNAL SAT. 6 P.M. FURNISHED or unfurnished, heat­ location. Full price 817,500. Shbrt New Britain. Conn. _ porate bonds and debentures, and significant difference in type of in­ ctutomized. Good rubier and top. work. Potterton’s. MI 9-4537. STENOGRAPHER ' — Small East Transcribing machine' operator Shoe salesperson ed, knotty pine. Adults only. New casement .windows,’ plus many ELMORE TURKINOTON. Judge. the remaining 12.8 per cent in SeolM bids will be recstvad, at Nurse— > Service Short order cook . . way out special thla week, six vestment chosen? The anavSer was CaU MI 9-4654. ROOFING—Specializing repairing Hartford office. Shorthand and, SEWING MACHINE Oast year’s Bolton Rd. MI S-6S89. other nice features. Schools, common trust funds, preferred the Office o f tha Ganeiol MoMlfar, eneral office work. .3.5 hour week. Accounts receivable clerk 806 Main St,. Manchester Teacher—Grade NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. room home, nice condition, ga­ no. FLOOR 8ANDINO and rsflnlBhlng. roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ .581 STATE STREET modell. Never used. Worth 8130. stores and bus are nearby. Quick stock, mortgages and other assets. Town of Manehestar, 41 Oentsr Bt., 1956 FORD TUDOR Fairlane Vic­ BpedsUsIng la old floors. Ml falary open. JA 8-6508. Weba'er Bookkeeper Monday - Friday Electrochemist sale price, 817,800 with Immediate rage and outbuildings, four acres If the study had been made five ter work, chimneys cleaned,, re­ NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Sacrifice, 835. Will take 82 week­ FOUR room nicely furnished home. years ago. would there have been Manchaatar. Conn., until Angoat toria, fully equipped. Will take 9-6760. A Webster, Inc. Dictaphone operator or ly. MI 9-1361. Available Sept. 1 through June 30, occupancy. Robert J- Smith, Inc., parklike land. A buy at $12,900.: Why sm I bothering you with paired. Aluminum siding. "0 (3Hestnut 8-2147 Expandable Cape plus garage, one ' these statistics? What's in this In­ much difference ? The bankers 29, 1999 at 3:00 F4C. for the Ex­ older Ford In trade. PI 3-7473. years' experience. Free esti­ 9 North Park St., Rockville PART-TIME No Information by phone- See 963 Main Street, MI 9-5241. The terior Pointing at following loca­ M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ PART-TIME work 82 an hour guar­ Apply UNIVERSAL wringer machine, 4 Alice Clamp^. Realtor, 843 Main- acre land. Full price 810,500.! formation for you? Plenty. thought not. ice. Full Ume. Reaidenftqj. com­ mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5361, MI anteed. Must be neat appearing, Wednesday 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Demonstrator Diamonds— ^Watches— $16,800—28 WOODBRIDGE St. - Lakefront cottage garage. To set- ; The point ta that these trusts tions; 3-0763. years old. I-ooks like new. MI St., Manchester. ' . In Bpeaking with the bankers Mary Chaney Library FORD, 1957 Country sedan station mercial, Industrial. Attica cellars, able to meet the public. Available Conn. State Emplo,vment Shoe salesperson Jewelry 48 9-7546. Can be seen at 102 Henry Spacious older home. 8 rooms plus tie estate. Full price 87,000. Many Doctor Says who made public this unique sur­ represent long - range planning wagon, 81.495. Call MI 3-6346. yards, lawn mowing high grass ------n -' ' 2 or 3 night.s a week. Call MI TOWN OF MANCHESTER . Grocery clerka (afternoonsI 2 unfinished. Easily,, converts more, just call us. Mitten can fit With set objectives. This is the sort Whlton Library Service St. vey. I learned several .things; Police Btatton, Including lire cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml 9-9787. Millinery Dressmaking 19 TR 5-2444, MT 3^2942, LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re­ Suburban for Rent 66 into a 2-(amlIy. S-car garage. Lot your needs like a glove. Call the The time appears nearer when of planning that- la best for you, 1951 INTERNATIONAL H-ton pick- *06 Main ,S(.. Manchester SENIOR ENGINEERING Apply pairs. adjusts watches expertly. 99x165. Marion E. Robertson, Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Real­ Many diUdren’s Troubles too. EacfHW up truck, fully equipped, low-mile­ REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers t d PART-TIME afternoons, girls Monday ’- Friday FIVE ROOM single house and tor* MI 3-6930, or MI 9-5534. you, who have-more modest sums Bid forma and apadfleatlons are Reasonable prices.- Open dally. WASHING MACHINE-Nine'veara Broker. MI 3-5953. Stem from Foreats* Neglect of wealth,'will be able to get the age, good condition. 361 Hillstown draperies custom made. Free ■ for meat wrapping and checking AIDE — $4,065-$5,157 Conn. State Employment Thursday evenings. . 139 Spruce old, 828. BU 9-4017. garage. Inquire Bolton General By EDWIN J. JORDAN, M.D. available at the ControUer’a Of­ DRESSMAKING and alterations. or sort of bank management now Rd. Ml 3.-3901. tiihates. Open evenings for yo-ir Call MI 9-9140. In Rockville. Apply immediately. - Service Street. Ml 9-4387. Store, Route 6, Bolton. MI 9-0617. 814,900—SIX ROOM Cape Cod in 989 TOLLAND TURNPIKE—A de­ Written for NEA Serriee City AnalyEiffi Habita fice. 66 Canter S t. Manchaatar, convenience. P A M Upholstery Conn. State Employment Service. Applicants must have had exper­ TWO END tables, one coffee table, preferred BoWers School area. Up­ lightful 5 room home for the sniall mostly available only to the Conn. 1936 FORD, 5 window coupe, very 9 North Park St., Rotkville, ience In office or field engineering 806 Main St., Manchester wealthy. Shops, 307 N. Main St. MI 9-6834. 806 Main St., Manchester, or Wed­ Monday - Friday twin lamps, good condition. Rea­ stairs bedroonis air-(;onditioned. family interested in living in a Articles on three different sub­ Brisbane, A W rolla The Bris­ Richard Moitin good condition. 15" wheels. Less nesday only. Elk's Club Carriage or college level training in civil en­ Summer Homes for Rent 67 park-ilke setting of % acre of In the past, most large bonks Moving—^Tracking— Wednesday 9:.30 a m. . 3:,30 p.m. or sonable. Call MI 3-6386. nicely decorated, recently painted jects which I think ore of Interest bane C ity Council has Mrad a GaMrol ICanpctr engine, transmission, gas tank CHAIN SAW work—trees cut. Rea­ House. 9 N. Park St., Rock^'ille. gineering. Application forms may exterior^ S. A. Beechler Realtor. flowers and lawn. Cool screened have had to discourage those o i Advt. No. 1 » and radiator. MI 9-3670 after .5. sonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 be- Storage 20 he obtained at the Office of the 9 North Park St., Rockville 40" KELVINATOR electric range, COTTAGE—Lota of privacy, fire­ to parents have recently come to market-analysis company to as­ 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. iWednesday 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. ' MANCHESTER MI 3-69«, porch, attached garage, large.liv­ us with less than about $39,000 j tween 1 :30 to 4 :30 of any time Help Wanted— Male 36 Genera) Manager, Manchester. deep Well and 3 surface burners, place. boat. Available last 2 weeks ing room and property in im­ my attention. from seeking professional ' sess the traveling and shopping 1946 CHEVROLET. 4-door, new AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local of August, month of September^ The first is a report of poisoning I Saturday and Sunday. moring. packing, storage. :>ow MANAGER for woman's, specialty Connecticut; the State Personnel Excellent location. 7-room Butomatlc oven. Excellent condi­ 816,500—OVERSIZED 6 room Cape maculate condition. Robert J. agement. The coal Involved In han­ habits of Brisbane's 943,000 people battery, running, condition- Rea­ ahop, experienced only. Apply In PART-TIME. Esan Service Center. Department, Stale Office Building. tion, 875. MI 9-9387. MI 9-7149. .in quiet residential location, this of an infant by boric acid. as the first step toward replanning sonable. Call before 3:30 MI ratea on Iom distance movea to Situations Wanted^ Colonial. Large living room, Smith, Inc., 963 Main St. MI dling this money has been so 48 atatea. Ml 8-5187 person. Clear Weave, 'Manchester Few evenings plus weekends, Hon­ Hartford, Connecticut or the Hart­ fireplace, nice garage, large immaculately kept home is worthy 9-5241. ’nils common antiseptic can be great that the banks did ndt feel it the city. The information will • be 3-7454. MORTEINSEN TV. Sp RCA Shopping Parkade. est, reliable. Experience helpftil. ford and Manchester Offices of tl.j Female 38 AUTOMATIC Westinghouse wa,sh- ANDOVER — Waterfront cottage, of vour constdei-ation, also 2-car hazardoua because it can be ab­ evaluated and indexed on elec­ televlalac. service. corner lot, well landacapad. all modern conveniences. Avail­ was wise for you to have to ab­ MANCHB18TER Moving and Truck- Before 5 p.m. MI 9-8198. Connecticut State Employment Thla hotiae la very well con­ ing machine, in very good condi­ garage. S. A. Beechler Realtor. AA ZONE. Custom 6)4 room ranch-, sorbed through normal skin, and tronic computers, reducing to a [ WILL DO baby sitting in’ my tion. Radio with -record player. able Aug. 15-Labor P ^ - Also sorb such charges. METRO APPLIANCE Service - Uig Company. Local and 'om dis­ PART-TIME Service. Completed applicaticn" structed.' MI 3-8969. built-ins, recreation room, awn­ more rapidly through skin which Now much research is being comparatively short time what Oiambermaid must be filed In Office of General licensed home. F^iII or part-time, Call MI 9-0500 after 4. month of September. Call MI ings porch, plastered garage. has been damaged. There have Fit For A Princest Repairs all makes of refrigera­ tance moving, packing and stnr LATHE OPERATORS 9-0980. done on developing methods for would Otherwise taike 30 years. .age. Weekly van eervlce to New Stenographer Manager. Town Hall, Manchester, day and/or night. Tel. MI 8-7320. PRICE $17,500 ADAMS ST.—Three acres of com­ Reasonably priced. Carlton W. been a good number of cases of tors, freezers, washing machines, EXPERIENCED ONLY mercial and industrial land having speeding up p a ^ r work via elec- dryers, range nil. gas burners. * ^ rk MI 3-6563. Hosiery sales Connecticut, on or before Aug. 31, SMALL waterfront cottages at Co- H u tch in s,^ 9-5132, poisoning, hy. childcen...gettlng -hold Ready to wear sales 1959, ...... Musical Instruments 5.3 . 4 room home oir premiaeF, 811;900. tronlca. And;— amojler - banks MI 9-0888. Ail work guaranteed. .TaJ-hoae-quailfied we offer good lOLTOH NOTCH ^ ' luntbfa Ijake' Ifew weeka lefl). of boric' acid solution or powder in throughout tha land are joining MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Day-wofRer.— ------— Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. $14.900—6)4 ROOM single home, ex­ the medicine cabinet or other pay with fringe benefits in pleas­ PART-TIME work 82 an hour OIB90N ELECTRIC guitar, amj/:• Call MI 9-4929, MI 3-2593. cellent location, oil heat, 8 extra fqreea to eet up common trust Light trucking and package deliv­ Counter girl ant surroundings. AREA places: ery. Refrigerators, washers and Waitress guaranteed. Must be neat appear­ fler and cose. Coat over $300. Sell BOWERS SCHOOL—Custom 3 bed­ lots included in this low. low funds of their own—a vehicle N«w 5V2.Rooin 8150. PI 2-7415 after 6 p.m. room ranch.* fireplace, cellar, After reporting poisoning In a "Circle of Roses" -stovs moving specialty. Folding Nursea Aide Apply In person ing, able to mee the public. Avail­ Older type hoine, 10 rooms, Wanted to Rent 68 price. S. A. Beechler, Realtor. MI which allows you to benefit from able 2 or 3 nights a week'. Call beautiful condition, lovely lot with 3-6969. 9-day-old male child, the author o f bank management at lower cost. SAFETY chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. Practical nurse Ranch 2 acres, high elevation. 85 UPRIGHT PIANOS. Looking f, r this report recommended that Salad girl DEAN TR 5-2444. MT 3-2942. Built-in stove a^d oven, SINGLE engineer desires 3 room trees, assume 4)i% mortgage. .Meanwhile, the .chances are that $14,800 a good piano? Bqfore you see me.- Small cash. Only 815,500. Carlton 118 PRINCETON, STREET — An boric acid be uaed not st all, if you are managing your own funds Sewing machine operator large bedrooms, "garage, look around and compare prices! unfurnished apartment in quiet possible, since it has no antiseptic Painting— PaBering 21 Nurse MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. caniee location. 817,600. 5-room ranch with fireplaee, residential neighborhood. Write W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. outstanding eight room Colonial and you aish to make them grow TESTED full basement, garage. One No other piano store offers the home located in one of Manches­ qualities superior, or even equal to THOMAS HARRISON Painting 165 Adams St. kind of Upright and prices that I Box N, Herald. MANCHESTER — Older 6 room , AppI,V acre well landscaped. ter’s choice neighborhoods. Large other agents. and decoratihg. Equlppec and R. F. Mmock Ce. can offer. Open 9:30 a.m, to 10 home needs some work. Owner living room with adjacent porch, As a minimum . precautionary, TV viewing FUU.rTTMR and part-time after­ MI 9-5345 WANTED—Furnished room with SPECIALS fully maur^ for large and amall LOAM $15,200 p.m., Mondays through Saturdays, light housekeeping privileges. Box will take 1st mortgage. l',4 baths, formal dining room, den and-mod­ measure he thinks that containers Legal Notice ^Jote. Workmanahip guaranteed Conn. State Employment noon grocery openings In Rock­ 266 Market St., Hartford. garage. Tongren, Broker, MI ville. Apply immediately. Conn. CULTIVATED. CLEAN R, Manchester Herald. ern cabinet kitchen, 1’4 baths, with boric add should be labeled is •dsy today V with reaaonable pricea. Call MI- Service 3-6321. plus.four, good sized bedrooms. "Poison.” They certainly should AT A COURT OF PROBATE held At '58M^A $209$ 3-4884. 806 Main St., ^Manchester Stale Employment Ser\ice. *06 TORACICO FIELD LOAM NEAR PARKWAY THREE BEDROOM rent by family eprentry, within and for the Dlitrirt of Roadster, wire wheels. Main St., Manchester, or Wednes­ WEST SIDE — Quality Cape. 6 Bolton stone adorns the front' of not be left in' places where little f^ventry. on the 17th day of Auauat, I Monday - Friday TEL. Ml 9.0050 Quick aale to ae|Ue estate. ■Wanted—To Buy 58 of six. Reasonable. School age this beautiful Colonial. Deep lot PAINTING AND paperhanginp day only. Elk's Club Carriage Large farm, nearly 1 mile rooms, garage, porches, shade fingers can get to them. I ' Or ■ I AFTER 6 P.M. children. Call MI 3-6403 any time. affords ample recreation apace. The second report was the PifBont Hon. Elmorp Turkinaton, *S8 CHfV. $179$ Good clean workmanship at rea­ ! 9 North Park St., Rockville House. 9 N. Park St., Rockville-j frontage. 10-room home in trees, all appliances. Call MI Judge Del-Bay 2-di>or. Radio, 9 :.30 a.m -3:30 p.m, WANTED TO BUY Handy to Bowers School and high shocking statement of a Chicago sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ . Wednesday 9:30 a m, - 3:30 p.m. I fair yohdition. Nice bam. 40 Good uaed resalable furniture, 9-9346. Eatal* of Theodora E. VaiiBaac. late heater,, atandard. traasw chester., Raymond' Fiske. MI Wanted school. Robert J. Smith, Inc., orthopedic surgeon who found a of Coventry, In aald Diatrict deceaaed. acres open lend, arteslitn also small upright and spinet Farm and l.and for Sale 71 963 Main Street, MI 9-5241. The Admlniatratrlx having exhibited mission. 9-9237. BOOKKEEPER — High school ' well. STRONG STREET—New large 5- number of fractures in . children her admlnlMratlon account with eald COMMERCIAL artist for sketch planes. which 'were the result of assaults graduate, will train. -5-day work, MANCHESTER—Approximately 80 room ranch now under construc­ 50 PINE STREET- 2-famlly. 12 eatate to mia Court for. allowance. It la •S7PIYM. $179$ EIXTERIOR and Interior painting. rendering. Displaycraft. MI 3-0117. acu-es with foot frontage on tion. 2 Or 3 bedrooms, fireplace, by parents, baby sitters, guardians ORDERED: That the ,31at day of week, Apply in person, Mr, | SEPTIC TANKS. TOOL aaij New 6(/i-room ranch, large Watkins Used Furniture 600 rooms, 2 garages. Good condition. Auguat, l969, at 10 o'clock. (6reno«n, at Bslvedefv hardtop. Ceilings refinished. Paperbanging. Bourne, Bourne Buick, Inci, 2851 Wetherell St. Call MI 8-1386 be­ piuiellng, plaster, ceramic or other grownups. tha Probata QKlca In iDa Municipal Wallpaper books. Estimates given. AND garage. 4 bedrooms, artesian Exchange Central oil heat. To settle estate. '$A MA$H $109$ Main St. well, 2 7/11) acres, high on tween 4-7. full cellar, shade trees, very con­ 819,'900. Exclusive- E. G. Presta .The injuries were almost always- -Buildina in aald Covantrv. ba and the Fully covered by. Insurance. Cali 15 Oak Street venient location. Call builder, Ml accompanied by bruises of the aame la 'aaalgnad for a naarlng on tha 4-door Rambler anper. Edward R. Price, MI 9-1003. , 6AU0E WAKER hill in beautiful pine grove, Realty. JA 2-9075, CH -8-2256. allowance of aald admlnlatrauon ac­ PLUGGED SEWERS V f 9-4291. ttsatie and sdmetlmes by count with aald aetata and thla Court WE BUY and sell antique and used Houses for Sale 72 diracia" that notice of the frilme and '$$CIMY$. $159$ PAranTNG AND paperhanging. . . . Must be fully experi­ R O C K V l^E -fS family house. Very burns and internal injuries, prob­ 5TORE furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ DUPLEX—Six rooms each side... ably the result of kicks. When place aaaigned for aald hearing he” given Windsor 3-door hardtop. First Class work. Available now. { Maehiae ClaaHad enced. Win pa.v top wages. COVENTRY 6'/^ ROOM Cape Cod, shed dormer, Two good heating plants. Nice good cbhdition. Good size bam. to ell peraona known to he Intereated ture frames, guns, attic contents, Large lot with fruit trees. Good these children were hospitalized, therein to appear and ba )iaard thereon Fully insured. Call any time. ' SepUo Tanks, Dry. Wells, Sewer We will Interview between whole estates. Furniture refin- tile bath, fireplace, open stair­ back yard. Extra lot. Clean and '55 OLDS. $1295 MI 9-6326. FOR RENT S-IS and 3-5. 20 miles to Hartford. Large case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ Investment property. Monthly In­ he said, they gained weight rapid­ by mailing on or before Auguat 26, Super 88 Holiday: coupe. in MAPLE ST Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ brick home . . well built, lehed and repaired. Pumtture Re- well kept. Shown by appointment. ly becaiiae they ate ravenously, 1969. by certified mall, a copy of thla so*s homa hoofing proofing Done. tion room, porch. Shade trees, Lois S: Berry, Broker. PI 2-6267. come, $175. Full price, 813,800. order to Front End — APPLY — 11 rooms and bam, 140 acres, . pair Service and Sales.. Talcott- Vernon—5 room ranch paneled thus showing signs of previous Delvina Collina, 27 Center Bl., Willi- •5$ FONT. $1295 ville.' good condition. Charles Lesper- Manchester approximately 60 clear. ance. Ml 9-7620. VERNON — Three vacant ranch fireplace, combination windows, neglect as the cause of malnour- mantle. Conn. •StArchtof 4-doora- our way I - MeKINNEY BROSs E. anA S. fiaya Ga. Beautiful view, over 2,000 Brlle Chartler. 14 Center Street, Wll- Special Savings and Lean homes in Vernon. One of these lovely patio enclosed with red­ ishment and-nutritional anemia. limanlic. Conn. '54 C H iV . $945 Seworoge Disposal Co. Mitchell Dr., Manchester feet frontage, USED COMMERCIAL type refrig­ BUSINESS SITE on . Bait Center might be what you have been wood fence, baaement garage. I had no idea that this sort of Orlae i-race. 27 Center 8l.. Williman- You get prsmiua quality 1007 MAIN ST. Pltone MI 9-3358 St.^20 font frontage^ plus 6 room looking for. Shown any lime. Owner moving. Quick occupancy. thing occurred and trust it must lic. Conn. — . Ret Air sport eenpe. UoMlhsat with RT-OS. . . tha (1) AI.IGN FRONT END ISO-183 Pearl St.—Ml S-M06 eration unit. CsJl MT 3-8268. Arthur I-amoureux, |1 Rock B(., REG. 87.50 LAKE PROPERTY house, 4-car garage with 58 feet Owners will listen to offers. Ton­ Must be seen to be appreciated. be unusual. It seepis hard to con­ Brooklyn. N, Y. •54 OLDS. $1095 most eomplataty Mlaetivs fuel more frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ Priced below-appraised value. For I.eo l.arooureux. 3660 Mnntirlto Ave­ Ha v e y o u any surplus store, or gren, Bfoker. MI ^3-6321. •. "Any­ ceive of a punishment severe- Super M#HoUday coupe. oil addititra in on today. Aad 8307 (2) BALANCE FRONT Waterfront cottage. 6 rooms restaurant equipment that you do ins, MI 9-6132. thing in real’estate'!'’ ’ , <> appointment call Katherine Rem- enough for such behavior on the nue, Santa Rnea. California. WHEELS— REG. 84.00 ELMORE TURKINOTON. Judge. you gat proffliura aarriea. Au- 3-8 yr<. and porch, nice location, all not have any use for? I will buy kiewicz, MI 3-6766. part of adults toward children who ■53 FOKD $395 tom^e daHverias . . . a bal- (8) CHECK FRONTWHEEL and pay cash. Call MI 9-0474. MANCHESTER — Sturdy new six 53 LAKEWOOD Circle, South— A AT A COURT OF PROBATE h»ld at wim iHi ntw conveniences. room Garrisdn Colonial. 1H baths, are unable to defend themselves. Onstmn 4-ddnr. onead paycaat pita and ouuiy BEARING.S seven room ranch home, 80 (eet LARGE 7 room Cepe on 8 acres The 'third group of reports re­ cpvenlry, within and for the Diatrict of 22 INCHES PRICE $8,500 hot water heat, full Insulation, long, overlooking the reservoir of land with a view. 1’4 batha, 2- Caventry, on the 17th day of Auguat. other aortiaa daiigBad tsnuka AHO-RAMA . 1969. ■54 lU iC K $895 (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM pla.stered walla, fireplace, paneled rar* garage. large workshop, lates to a disease of children heme haatiiig ra^y soap. S-room cottage. 2 lots, near Rooms Without Bohrd 59 ami country club area. Three 'bed­ known as phenjHketonui-ls. Preaent Hon. Elmore Turkington, Hardtop. ■ " " Princess luies are easy for water and good road. wall, knotty pine cabinets. I.«rge rooms, living room with 'picture 824.900.1 Phllbrick Agency, MI Judge. mother to aew—so cute for daugh­ ALL POUR ONLY shade trees. Call owner and build­ This disease follows s definite Eatate of Marcua Hamilton, late of ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. window, dining room, den and 9-8464. Coventry in said Diatrict, deceased. ■50 CADDY $595 ter's collared dress. With or with­ PRICE $2,500 Centrally located. Babies ac­ er. Ml 3-4860. hereditary pattern and its signs 4-door. M obilheoj^. pine paneled modern kitchen. generally appear between the ages The Administratrix having exhibited out slaves. WE ARE HiRINfi! 5-room year round home, Y cepted. -Mrs. Dorsey, 14. Arch St. Basement has completely equl"- NEW 7 room ranch in Manchester. her adminlatratlon account with said . The gleaming richness of white at# ilaaa atSaa No. '8307 with Pall-O-Rama u car garage, aluminum stprina, VERNON-MANCHESTER line — 2 full baths. bulIt-ln oven and of 2 to 6 weeks. If allowed to go eatate to this Court (or allowance. It le Over 54 , lace on a table top expresses your .New 8 room ranches, 19x14 living ped recreation room plus 2-car ORDERED: That the. Slat dav of in sizes 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. Size $095 amesite drive, 2 lots, Iske PLEASANT ROlDM for a gentle­ oversized gafagci Wall to wall range, recreation room with fire­ un untreated, it ia commonly asso­ Other Models and Maksa' love for the beautiful! You'll find • SEPTIC TANKS August. 1989, at 10 o'clock’, forenoon, at 4. with sleeve. 2% yards of 35- 0 Lathe Operators # Jig Bore Operators privileges. man, separate entrance. U'A room with fireplace, 3 spacious' carpeting, built in Hi-Fi compart­ place, 3-car garage. Excellent lo­ ciated with severe skip signs and. the Probate Office in the Municipal To Choose From this doily fascinating to crochet. CLEANED and INSTALLED bedrooms, all modem kitchen with Inch; 4, yard contrast. • Hackmatack St. Call MI 31616 or ment, excellent closet apace, full cation, Thia house has over 1500 moet important progressive de­ Building In said Coventry, be ami the GMAG and BANK Pattern No. 5921 has crochet PRICE $10,500 OV 4-8680. built-ina. Anderaon wiiidows, city square teet all finished living grees of mental retardation. ' aame is aaaigned (or a hearing- on (h* riN A x rn sG To order, send 38c in coins for water, 816,600, Paul J. Correnti, attic storage .and nicely shaded allowance of aald administration ac­ W E 6 IV I 3t!9C directions; material requirements; • SEWERS SERVICE ON ALL 2 homes. 1—6-room year lot 128'x300'. Robert J. Smith, Inc., area, 820.900. Down pa.vment re­ There are now available early count with aald estate and this Court each pattern to Sue Burnett. The stitch Illustrations; diagram. B Milling Machine Operaf'ors i f Toolmakers UVING ROOM and bedroom, first MI 3-5383. quired. 82,900. Phllbrick Agency. GREEN STAMPS Manchester Evening Herald, MA4THINB CLEANED CONVENTIONAL MAKES round. Aluminum storms, ar­ 963 Main St. MI 9-5241. teats for phenylketonuria. If it is rtlrecie that notice of the lime and To order, send 25c in botns to:— floor front, on bus line, Restau­ MI 9-8464. place assigned (or aald hearing be given MANCHESTER 1156 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NE\4 tesian well, lake pririleges. found promptly, treatment, partic­ Ip all persona known to be interested Anne Cabot. 'The Manchester Eve­ rants nearby. Free parking, Ml 812,600—Immaculate 6 room Cape, ularly by diet, seems to be quite VOBK 36, N. Y. • INSTALLATION # All Around Machinists Also 3-room rental. amesite drive,. alorms, cellar, $9,900 -q room ranch, combination therein in-appear and he heard thereon ning Herald. 1160 AVE. OF 8-6002. SCHOOL STREET—5 room Cape, effective in preventing the mental before Auguat 26. MOTOR SALES For Ist-class mailing add lOc huge wooded lot, near bua, school, alorms, full cellar, large lot, trees, AMERICAS. NEW YORK 36, N. Y. SPECIALIST MORIARTY PRICE $10,900 17x30 living room, , plus a 100x200 retardation and other signs of the 1969. by certified mall, a, copy of this MORIARTY for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ GOOD PAY . . . OVERTIMC OPPORTUNITIES . . . FRINGE lENEFITS n e w l y DECORATED large beau­ shopping. Cablton W. Hutchins, MI garden, hear uUs, excellent condi­ wooded lot with’ outside fireplace. orijer (o . ' I RAY DWYER. For Ist-clasB mailing add - 10c tifully furnished housekeeifing 9-5132. tion, Carlton W. Hutchins. MI disease. ^ r a . Lucy TUton, Gable Rd.. Coven­ Used car Mgr. dress with Zone, Style No. and for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ Asking $13,600 Call Paul- J. Cor­ try. Conn. Towi"^Md CouRtry S. J. PLOUFE room for one person. 272 Main, MI 9-5182. . renti, MI 3-5363. For this reason, routine tests for "8elUng and S e iz in g dress with zone and Pattern Num­ BROTHERS phenylktonuria are being perform­ Mr. Marcus H. Hamilton.- Reynolda BROTHERS The new fall and winter 59 Is­ 8-40n. SPIJT LEVEL, 7 rooms, four bed­ Drive, Coventry. Conn. New OMsmobilea for ber. 80I-8IS CENTER ST. MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. lUILDER and rooms, modem kitchen, large liv­ WEST SIDE-^ambolatl built 6 COVENTRY—Six room fqnch on ed more and more frequently in Mra Sarah fiblelda. RFD No. 1. Boat Over 23 Years" sue of Baale Fashion our fsscinat- Have you the '59 Album oon- OraiMase Ca. HAVE RENTED one room to a Hampton, Conn. 301-315 C«rt«r St. JTEU Ml S-5135 291 ADAMS STREET , REAL e s t a t e ing room, dining room, large lot, room cape, fireplace, dormara, Daley Rond. 5 minute walk to pediatricians' offices and in well Mrs Wesley W. Hamilton, *32 Boone 612 WEST CENTER ST. lAg pattern book is ready now. lalnlng many lovely deaigns and 6 teacher. Can accommodate ■ an- 3 year old, one-4;ar garage. ^,900. aluminum atorma, 130' frontage, baby cftnlcs. thus marking a new 3-24 U —OPEN EVES. hshd I5e today. Ml 9.4143 }Tel. PI 3-6338 Anytime lake, one acre of lend with shad* 81., aanla,Maria. Calif free pattema? Only 26c a copy! Othiir. All privileges. M l 9-6258 Shown by appointment Phllbrick bull, only M4,500. Carlton W. trees. 812,500. Philbriek Agency, step forward in preventive medi­ Mra. Lila G. Uamllloii, Coventry. M l 3-5135 ■ • it n #. Conn. Agency, 881 Main 8t.^ k l 9-8464. Hutehina, MI 9-S13I. ^ MI 9-$4$4. - cine. ■IjlORB TmuaNOTOM. Indas. I ™ ^

PAOB POtmTfEKN TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 19B8 l®anrlfi?0t^r. Ettrttittg !§rralb Averafe Dally Net Preea Riiii The Waother r«r Iho Week IMetf A Bild-wook aaryloa «t Bible a lV .4 . w « mm atudy and pra>’er will ba held at May tSre. 1868 About Town .the C o v .< n a n t Con(rrega t Iona I Kingsbury-Tomlinson Wedding . ChuiTh tomorrow night at 7:80. District Votes $2,500 Le*ee8 8»’ lOeiMAl Sk«]l«y. IS. ton nf Mr- LECLERC 12,925 1A<1 Itn . Joaeph Skelley. 120 Hlfh The Mancltrater Rotary fliih The wedding of Mlaa Martha FUNERAL HOME . r e f the AnMt 8t.. raturnad home by Jet thle week will hold an open meeting tonight Hatch Tomllnaon, daughter of M r., For Hartland Sewer at Orenlatlee after cpending moat of the aum- at h:S0 ht the Country Club. ManehmUer^A CUy of ViUofia Ctform mer In Lake Park. Fla., a.i the and Mra.^ William Peck Tomlln«>n' FUNERAL of a former achoolmate. The Mancheeter Wonten'a Re-iOf Wallingford, and the Rev. Jotin | Seventeen 8th District votei #> t the dlatnct has been hopeful Charlee Taylor, eon of Mr. an d ' treat League w ill hold a luncheon ! Kingabury Jr., acting paalor of the unanimously approved a >2.80' ‘ f cor ipiettng for about a year. SERVICE VOL. LXXVin, NO. 272 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1959 e« Page 88)^ PRICE FIVE C E im Mm. Leonard Taylor. and penny aale at 103 Mather St. at J Firet Kvangellcal Congregatiofial. appropriation last night for com Bids for the Job opened In No­ Walter N. .-ember laet year, but the accepted noon tomorrow . There Will alao be ^ BHdgetown, Ohio, and pletlon .of the Hartlland Rd. aewei- LecJerc,' The alimnaatica and a\«-immlng a hot dog roaat and toya for the , " . i >id exceedeo the >l,0f)0 maximum Director , program for women %«ill be held at children, ProceAla will go to the : Mr. and Mra. John K. Kinga-| project. which directors are empowered to Sperry'a Glen,______Route S3, ______Bolton Paaalonate Siatcre of Our Lady of bury of Bread and Milk 8t„ Coven-j And shortly thereafter district approve. Call Ml 9-5869 Explosion, Fire Nikita Airs tomonow ~morning'at Td:S0.” The Hotjae •" Farming-1 try, took place Saturday, at 2:80 directors accepted the bid of the Failing to request the money at 23 Main Street, Mancheeter Local C of C Asks claaaea are open to all women and ton. \ jp m. in the First Church of Christ Anthony Dzen Construction Co. the diatrict's annual meeting June girla. Baby aittem will be on the . - - - - I Congregational. Woodhridge. for the project. The Dien Coi sub­ 24, the I’irectora last week decided Kills 2, Injures premiaea. Fiirther Information may The weekly meeting, of the M an-' Performing the wedding service | mitted a bid last week of >9.982. to ask for, the appropriation last New Plans Slides Delay Rescue obtained by calling Marjoyie W, Chester Squadron of Ci\il Air Pa-1 were the Rev. Dr. Andrew Shea ofi The district at the time had at night. Because It waa deemed nec­ Congress Approve 20 on C arrier Smith, 143 Benton St. Irol will he cancelled for the-next j Montgomery, N, Y., and the Rev. 1 its disposal only >3.500 to finance essary to call the special meeting two weeks. William Slater of Cleveland, Ohio, j the *job. The bid was held pend­ for the Hartland Rd. appropria­ For Berlin The DAV Auxiliary will hold ,,a —— The Rev, Dr. Shea, now »2, per-1 ing the outcome of laat night's tion. directors decided to kill two QuoRMt Point, R. L, Aug. Mr and Mj*. Edwin D Foster. I formed the marriage of the'hrldge-: birds with one stone. poUuck tomorrow' night at 6 o clock 388 Woodbndge St,, have relumed’I groom's parent* .SI year, ago, Ap 1 meeting. 19 (JP)—The aircraft carrier at the home of, Mrs. Cora Blow-, 7 The voters also approved an To Reek New BM* Strong Labor Bill USS Wasp— a hangar com­ Washington, Aug. 19 (JP)— Florence St. Xfembera are asked to home fifter spending two weeks at I l.S, llKiS, in Coventry. The bride- appropriation of. >1.100 for re­ Bids will again be advertised for Dr. Milton Eisenhower is re­ Cape Ann, Maaa. groom was formerly aaaoclated' the oainting wfrk, probably next partment blackened by an ex­ bring sewing articles in order to --- I with the Rev. .Mr, Slater at hla pointing the upstair* interior of ported to have brought to his sew- on cancer pads for the Rocky the >(orth End fire house. month. Direc’ora atiipiilateq the SUN-POWERED Friday’s acUon was taken after plosion— brought two dead brother, the President, a new Of Trapped Campers The regular meeting of the way* j former church. In Oncinnatl. Sixteen telegrama seeking| Hill Veterans Hospital. The 17 voters who showed up job riiiat require two coats of EYEGLASS’ Preaklent .Aaenhower made a per­ and some 20 injured crewmen proposal by Soviet Premier and meana committee of the Guild I ' The bride wa* given in marriage ' paint. support for the Landrum- sonal apfieal to the nation for into port at the Naval Air of Our Lady of St. Bartholomew'* by her father. She had aa her maid at the Hollister St. school last Nikita S. Khrushchev for a Senior Girl Scouts intereited tn night exceeded by two the neces­ All rooms on the second floor of Griffin Bill as being the “min­ strong labor oontrols legialation. Station here today. Parlsh will not he held tonight. of honor Mi** Dorca* Smith of the fire house, will be painted as HEARING AID In oommenUng on the Cham- long-term solution on Berlin. doing aquare dancing at the Scot- The date of the September meet­ Windsor I.o< k* Bridesmaid* were sary mlniniiim of 1.9 called for in imum legislation needed to The big ship waa participating in tieh Festival on Sept 1* will frac- the district charter. District well ss the w-alls of the stairway curb the abuse of union power ber^s^acUon, Rom aaid the Lan- anti-aubmarine maneuvers about Authoritative source# said to­ ing will be announced later. Mr*. Russell Hamon of Hartford.; to the second floor. . A aOWIMP tv INI MINI drurntGriiSn Bill, conaidergd "the day Khrushchev unveiled hi* plan Uoe tonight at 7 o'clock In Wood­ Mr*. Ralph Koehler of Saybrook,, Coiin-sel Atty. John D. LaBelle it lATtlev ITM It MIN'* IWIMTt and^iestrain union racketeer­ '250 miles off the Virginia coast Q uake A rea ruff ’Hall of the Center Church. and her niece*. Ml** Carol and! was elected moderator. The Are hoiue is used for regiilar labor reform MU” of the. 88th yesterday afternoon when she was at a private meeting with Milton Mr. and Mra. George Green. 473 nieetirigs of tlie two district volun­ A santiT onk/kw whin ing," have been sent to federal OongreM, received a 299-201 Mis* Kay Tomllnaon of Wafting-; According to specifications for NOT IN tUNI sHaken by an explosion. The Navy Bhaenhow'er during Risenhow'er'a Gardner St., and Mr. and Mra. teer ho»e companies and for direc­ legislators Uy the Manchester stamp of approval by the House recent trip to Russia with Vice William L. Palmer and children. ford. the Hartland Rd. project, the con- purehBBB (•«••• frARMi •# set the time at 4 p.m. C om bed fo r tors’ meetings. Other special meet­ y^r rho>eB from jrevr. EyoflAM Chamber of Commerce. and that ihia ia considered by the President Nixon. 288 Fern St., have returned from a-t- The be«l man wa# Walter Peter- tractor niii.sl start work within 10 ing* and social affairs are also ^ Cham1>er to be reflective of the The blast occurred when a heli­ Khrushchev’s proposal was said three week* trip to Denver. Colo., *on of Toledo. Ohio, Uaher* were days frdm the date of notification.] conducted there. The rijjh' lebtera were aent yea- copter engine "overapeeded’’ during L T. WOOD GO. twday by OJdmund A. Roaa, chair­ "utlsurge tn public demand for to be essentially aa follows: where they visited relative* *nd John Tomlinson of Woodhridge., The project calls for 303 feel of effective reform legislaUon’ aince a routine teat in the hangar area friend* and also saw point.* of Raymond Tomlinson and William 12-inch vitrified pipe forming a FREEDEMONSTRATION man of the CSiamber’a oongrea- just below the carrier’s flight deck. The Soviets will agree to let the M ore D ead ICE PLANT Tomlinson Jr, of Wallingford, irional action oommibtee, in antic­ the Senate acted on the weaker West German government take 81 BISSELL 8T. Interest in the area. Mr*. Palmer i* by-pas.s of the present line be­ QUINN'S PHARMACY Kennedy Mil. last April.” The ’copter’s.pilot, Lt. (j:g.’) Jim a former resident of Denver and brother* of the bride: tho Rev. hind four home* on Hartland ipation of the compromiae die- Frank Hagan, Marianna, Fla., waa over Communial-encircled West Theodore Braun of Stale College, Bridal Parly Held PHONE Ml 8-4IM cuaalon ' the bill between Houae Highlights of the Landrum- Berlin, with guaranteed acceaa to Yell ent/rom Hartford. Windsor Lock*, Little Rock’s Board siied a statement through head­ conference at Geneva broke up 'in day night and Tneaday until EN6LISH FORD deadlock last month after 10 weeks gives you for fall: Mr* Edward Lymon. Mr*. The bride was attired in a floor- land r.d. . Glastonbnrv and Manchester, siso quarters here praising tHe crew for the threat of further tremors Gordon Beckwith. .Mr.a. Mark Kra- A ke.v orerat.on in the project f'f>m Methuen. I-jiw-rence and Dor- "expeditioue handling" of a aitua- of argument over Germany. Secre­ aubsidea. i length gowti of Cliantllly lare and tary of State Christian A, Harter vit*. Mr*. Thoma.a Wolff. Mra. ' nvlon tulle, fashioned with * will be joining the old and new Chester, Mass. tion "which might have become a Work waa atarted today to Merrill Riibinow, Mr*. ,Iohn H*r- Langtry Invites T own A gen cies t ipes. District sewer snperintend- Mts.*' Patricia Baion assisted the E D Sa catastrophe." — . accused Moscow of seeking to oust ALL AROUND , lOiieen Anne collar, long tapered Hits Segregationists the Allies from West Berlin so as clear a giant slide nenr tho r gan. Mr*. Arthur Bailargeon.! fitted bodice: em ttalvin raggart said recent hostess. Tlie gifts were placed In * For The Four destroyers, participating Mr*. Eric Kellner Mr*. Ralph Gib- ’ w«* emphasised surveya indicate the best, probably a flower vendor’s cart. A buffet with the Wup on anti-aubmarine to pull the city inside the Iron The severity of yesterday’s earthquakes which shook the Northwest Is shown In these two photo­ park hcadquartera at Maoi- To View Park Irni wovenients Curtain. graphs. Above' is U.S„-HigjMvay 191, below is U.S, Highway 287, both within nins mllss of West son. Ted ^Bnnne, Mrs. Her- \,r^th lare trim. She alsoilso wore *s I the only time the connection can supper w-aa served. HNEST IN SERVICE little Rock. Ark., Aug. 19 UP!—9 department previously rejected a maneuvers, aided in squelching the moth Hot Springa. The boll- SAFETY mfln Ol.^on nnn Mrs. Antoni SRd-ipnp pf with silk ilhision v^il Ijc made is between midnight and Khnishohei, in hi* privets talk Yellowstone, Mont. (AP Photofax), • Large The little Rock Board of DlreC' request for an Investigation filed Are. ■ with Milton Ehsenlwwsr, report­ dosing and a alight tremor lak. Teenage models w-ill he Miss attached Her bouquet W'a* a white Ghesler F. Langtry, deputy di ♦i.,ibi ary w-a.a expanded and rc- 2 a.111. The i.ow in the pipe is at The carrier’s horn* port 1* Bos­ .ludy Ballargertn. Miss Nancy PARTS STOCK fora yesterday aligned Itself by a segregatlonlat leader. edly denied that Russia wants to hwaened a pile of rocka which LOWER OPERATIONS orchid on a white Bible, with rector of public works, ha* In-1 graded. its lowest point at that time, he * BODY SHOP against the Segregationist position Four Negroes attended two ton. Bantly and Miss Lana Gorsky. streamers of white atephsnotls. An additional $1,.V)0 toward Im­ said. Hagan waa working on the heli­ bring West Berlin under Soviet raaeaded onto (he road, aeat- Refreshments will he served vitert representative* of nine town • AAA and ALA TOVtTNO after almost two years of unideld- once-white school* for a Dfth tering workmen. 3Tie bridesmslds' princess style proving the parking area was ap­ Painting of the fire house In­ THE OFFICE OF Ing nsutrality in the integration' straight day yesterday. There copter when the explosion oc­ Auditors Say Econom y Tickets may be obtained from dres.sps were of shades of blue agencies and departments on an propriated from the Whiton Li­ terior, for which the >l.It)o was curred. (Cefitinoed on Page Tea) members or at the clubhouse to­ RAYiMOND R. ~ struggle here. were no reported Incidents outside By TOM MADDOX silk organza over taffeta, made insperlton tour of Robertson Park brary Trust Fund la.st week' by appropriated last night; Is a proj- MOBIL PRODUCTS ’The board said It could find no the schools and school officials Adm. Stroh commended Capt. E. morrow night Members and with -Sabrina necklines and cap tomorrow- at 7 p.m. the Board of Directors. Service On All Makes C. Frederick# of the Wasp for the State Fisheries guests are inrited to attend. MOZZER, D.D.S. ' WF, NEVER CIX)SE baaia for Segregationists charges aaid everything was quiet inside. Weat Yellowatone, Mont.,' AND COMPLETE sleeves. Tlieir headpieres were The group will meet at the ten­ ■ Langtry said today remaining that police used brutality and vio­ Jefferson Thomas, the only Ne­ "calm and efficient manner” the Auf. 19 (/P) — Earthquake- small flowered bands with s V in work in the park project includes 983 MAIN ST. lated a constitutional right of fire waa fought. He aaid ths crew Labor Leaders the rear, and the.v rarried basket* nis courts south nf the recentiy gro enrolled in Central High, aaid Slow on bom avalanches atill trapped Typhoon Birthplnre. regraded North End park. installing another catchbasiii in Over 28 Years’ Fair Dealing peaceful assembly when they white atudenta have ignored him. performed in "magnificent fash­ Dependability of yellow sweetheart rosea ivlth the parking lot. tarring the lot. WILL BE CLOSED ion” and that there were many in­ campem and ftshermen in the baby’s breath. Invited were membei's of the squelched an anti-integration dem- Thomas aaid three Negro girls Most of the typhoons thrashing Library Board. Board of Educa­ and then loaniing. fine-grading, onatratlon Wednesday a't Central who attend Hall High told him dividual acta of heroism. Disagree over Hartford, A uf. 18 UP) — wild mountains of Southwest the coasts of Korea and Japan in Tlie mother of the bride wore a tion. Parking Authority and 3’own liming, fertilizing, and .seeding Ihe DR. H. P. FIELDS AUG. 17 thru 29 MORIARTY High School. > they were very happy there, The Waap lost 103 men In fJi* aState audltora tod^ flayad tha Montana today. late summer and early fall come gray embroidered tiers on white earth in the park itself. He said PaciDc during World War n. She Btata Board of Fishorlaa and 'The known death toll was sight, insist on it... poplin dress, and the mother of Planning Commission: Arthur H The 7-member board said It felt ■Seven atudenta- three at Cen­ Meeting Nikita from the China Sea east of For­ Illlng, superintendent of .school.*; j o f RE-OPENS BROTHERS officers acted legally to maintain tral and four at Hall—have re­ Game for waiting too long bofon but It may go higher. mosa. the bridegroom a pink linen dre.sa IIJ EAST CENTER ST. 30I-SI5 C'E-NTER ST. (Oonttnned on Page Seventeen) raeling In thalr eatelt to fodoral Many vacatlonara — ntriktmim with white accessories. Both moth­ James Herdic. aiipcrinlyndent of ^ '® ’'"’ ®P*’‘f’g. order and protect life and prop­ quested transfer out of classes Forest Park. Pa., Aug. 19 (>>)— recreation: Horace Murphey. su I MONDAY, AUG. 31 .MI 8-SI.35 erty. It referred complaints filed with Negroes under a 1968 law grants. didn’t know the number—huddled er* had rorsages of pink *w-eel- Some American labor union leaders Auditors eSnrsne* F. Baldwin at a maka-ahift eampgronnd on a heart roses. j perinlendent of parks; and James HAS RESUMED by two women Segregationists to which requires school authorities are hoping to meet with Soviet Reardon, chief of police. the U.8. Justice Department aa to honor aiich requests. apd. R o l ^ r „ Claffsv saM U|s hUlalda whara they wara auppUed Immediately following Ihe cere- Premier Nikita Khrushchev' next •tHianiflim ’•Kited Wm T Bm laat alght by air with blankets, Langtry said the tour will serve the 'proper authority to probe al­ 3upt. Terrell Powell said the China Troops month despite ofAcial AFL-CIO mony. a reception was held in the ANNUAL leged yiolatlonB df civil 'rights. tranafers were made under a months to yoacs bafllpr ap­ water, food 4Mid atgarnttas. ZIPSER CLUB churrh meeting house. to draw out ideas and ' indicate OFFICE HOURS disapproval. plying tor fodornl funds to which taadsn hMaa^to^ atalied a whether the agencies are satisfied The board works with City Man­ school board policy of obeying Walter Reuther, head bf the The bride’s traveling rostume. CHICKEN BAR-B-Q ager Dean Daiiley in the adminla- every valid law ' pertaining to ths board’s programs antiUsd U hMicoptar mTimaeua oparatiion. ANNUAL OUTING when leaving on a wedding trip to ■ with the >29.162 Job begun in In India State, Auto 'Workers Union, aaid he felt to rocofvo. ) Tha ovareaat attd'delayed start June. tratioii of municipal affairs. Mem­ operation of the schools. spokesmen for American labor Nova Scotia, w-as a medium blue Rriipflt Of RiicklnKham bers took «ffice in late 1957 when Attendance at four high schools "Earllar roeovsry at axpanA- of a biiUdoaar m bs hl|o ths huge SUNDAY, SEPT. 6. STARTING AT 10 A M. Palm Beach suit with while ac­ The project consisted mainly of Churrh RiilMiiii^FniKl should tell the Soviet leader turM (from tho federal govern­ slid* at Hock Cheek ealpp ground burying a conduit encloeing Ly- Little Rock switched from a may­ continued to'climb, reaching a Paper, Reports "atraight from the shoulder that cessories. red gloves, ve'il and hat, or-council t.vpe of government.' total of 2,656. Average dally at­ ment) would bo in accord arlth —where the top of a ./mountain GARDEN GROVE and white orchid corsage. _dall and White Brooks through Soturday, Aug. 22 they are irrevocably dedicated to good busineas' praetlcss.... and gave way Maaday night and the pai'k and proriding more play Previously, the board had re­ tendance wa* about 3,500 before New Delhi. India, Aug. 19 - human freedom and opposed to .After Oct. 1 the couple w-il| be fused to involve itself In any man­ would also bo In eomplianco with eramtad a new hill 800 to >00 feel FOR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS at home at S. Limestone St., area w'lth a better grade. Also, a Serving* !i. 6 and 7 P..M. NOWl Gov. Orval E. Faubus closed the A leading Indian newspaper aaid Communist slavery.” ner with the Integration Isaiie. But schools against integration a year the federal program,’’ tho audi­ Springfield, Ohio. I parkhig area next to the Whiton M today mibatantial numbers of Com­ George Meany. AFL-CIO presi­ (OswBanad an Page tm ) DANCING to ff P.M. Adults >1.85— Children 7.5c It drew Segregationist criticiam ago. munist Chinese .troops haye crossed dent and the bulk of the federa­ tors said. for ordering police to maintain or­ Ths tardy applications for fod- BMerrsttona should he made with Club Steward on or ALL PERSONS In another move on the integra­ from Tibet into the.Indian State of tion’s high command were known, ReMprvations: .Mr*. Alvah der when schools opened. tion front, the Dollarway School Jammu and Kashmir. however, to intend to boycott 'the erql aid due undor restoration before deadline of Friday, September 4. Ri,**p||_MI 3-6889 7 ip u h ii\ projects meant dalayad ralmbunM‘' I 65 and OVER The Rev. Wdaley Pruden, chap­ Board yesterda.v filed notice of The Statesman of Calcutta and Khrushchev visit to the United lain nf the Capital Citizens Coun­ intent to appeal an order to in­ States. They feel they should have ment to the state-of thousands of H C A N GET SUPER MARKETS New 'Delhi said the presence of dollars, ths report said. Such CANNING SPECIAL! cil, retorted that the .Justice De­ tegrate to a Federal Court of Apr Chinese troops in the. mountainous nothing to do with a dictator who BuUetins PORCELAIN partment wss In league with city peals In St. Louis. A federal they say bars freedom of labor In projects ar* entltlsd to 76 per state in the north of India is creat­ cent federal reimbursement ENAMEL q I.II U H0SP1TAL- police and that agents of the Fed­ Judge recently ordered the board ing difficulties for the Indian ad­ his own,country. from the AP Wirei eral Bureau of Investigation to admit three Negroes to the all- ministration In the area. The troops George Harrison, chairman of a -.In the future, the audltoia said MEMBER • SURGICAL-, donned police uniforms and helped white Dollarway School near Pine were rep o rts in the Ladakh sector, AFLi-CIO International Commit­ tha board should make a firm BANNERS Reg. >2.49 repel demonstrators. Bluff. The school opens Sept. 8. an almost ' exeliisivel.v Buddhist tee and a member this ooiintry’s FLANS OUBB M3BULM t t WANTED u CONVALESCENT An FBI spokesman at Wash­ An attorney for the board said area with close ties to neighboring U.N. delegation, shared Msany** (Oonttonad an page tarn) BawalMa. Bpata.‘Aag. 1* OF AIR-CONIMTIONKnl DOUBLE ington said he would not dignify he planned to mail an appeal mo­ Tibet. feelings and a ■view that- little —A BrlMah Msasngsr ptaaa H 'AND HRST GLASS AUTO MECHANIC Pruden’s statement with a reply. tion to St. Louis today 'requesting "A spokesman said the Ind.ian good will come from Khrushchev's rrashed 86 mUM nofthweat at lb (MMCIKn ItH IIVII (S Justice Department officials wer» that the integration order be stay­ Foreign Ministry has "absolutely visit. Harrison heads the Rsdl- h«re today MBtag aO. Ha B8 y NURSING HOME WORLD GREEN not available for comment but the ed until the appeal la heard. no Irtformation” to confirm these way'a Clerks’ Union. PoHce Suljdue pa— «gw mto (our erewmeii, EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY and other reports of anti-Indian ac­ Rent' er and some other union Barcelona air ofliclala aaBooaeed. TOP WAGES — EXCELLENT WORKING n chiefs, including James B. Carey, INSURANCE tivity by the Chinese. CONDITIONS. APPLY PINE LENOX t Other Indian newspapers front- president of the Intemational Food Rioters 4HIAKE ABSA INQUmiES .iYlthoul having Count on Public Opinion ------■piSged’ S' reipqTt from Karachi that Hartford. Aug. 18 t«)—Hart­ CENTER MOTOR SALES PHARMAGY to take a K. Khurahid, president orf the Pak­ (Oontiauedi ea Page Fear) ford Ohapter, Atoertean Bed STAMPS istani portion of Kaah'mir, 'had 111 South India Orosa, annonaced today that H - 481 MAIN ST. 299 E. CENTER ST. physical appealed to the U.N. to take over wtU be able to handle wisifare ta- ' Ml 9-0896 qolries roneerning toorfata to examihatlon Ministers Hope Actions ^Itoshmir't defense In view' of ‘Tn- Bombay, India, Aug. 19 liPY- WEDNESDAY dla’a failure to defend.' the Inter- PoHce used tear gas to repel 4j000 tho Northweat eartbqnake area. % to qualify I nationel frontiers given her by food rioters yesterday at Cudda- Donald E. Hagaman, director of T f f F the custody of the U.N." News Tidbits pah. In South India the loeal chapter, saM that hla Bring Caribbean Peace There had bieen reports of Culled from AP Wires Officials said ths rioters were led office .wiU maintain a 24-honr lA R K n e w ENROLLMENT! Chinese crossings into Lndakh by Communiats, and there waa tsiepHono servlee and try to lo­ NOTICK SPEUALS even Lefore the Tibetan anti­ speculation they were'retaliating cale parsons'la the area aad get BYSTUDEBAKER PCRIOD DURING communist uprising earlier this for the anti-Oommunlat campaign a report oa thetr state of batog. AMERICA’S LOWEST PRICED 8-PASSENGER SEDAN Santiago, Oiile, Aug. 19 (JP) - -i> the con, ent of the country tt want* strike dMulltiie aet for tomor­ He said the Hartford oCfleo THE OFFICE OF ' august Moat of the foreign minlatere of to investigate. year foquaed new attention on row at three planta of the Ameri­ that brought the dlsmisaal of Um t H U G K long standing differences between Red government of Kerala State handled aotne 7,800 anek caUe DR. M. C. FAXCHKR « the Americas hope one of their ' What will 1 appen if the povntry can Brase Co. in 'Ansonia, Tor- dnrtog. the 1006 f)oo«a hi tUe pisjor actions at their conference refuaee? India and China. rington and Buffalo, N.Y., extend­ by Prime Minister Nehru’s govern­ There have also bee:i many re­ ment. Cuddspah is on the opposite *tate. Peraons with taqulrtes *1695 E.’ CENTER ST. Off rUU OfMUS TODAY ' here will shame troublemakers in The conference reeolution did ed Indefinitely . . . State Police shonld eall OHapel 0-7801. the Caribbean into behaving them­ not say, bu\the foreign ministers ports—never confirmed or denied at Manchester^Kj^j say littl* girl side of the Indian 'peninsula from \\^ ,L RE CLOSED STEAK selves. could call a hemispheric confer­ by the Indian government—that missing more than .60 hours in Acid Thrower Burns Kerala, a few hundred miles to A. CHRISTIE R E b CHABOEB ORiOTPED CHOICE CENTER Cl'T ence to spotlight the refusal. The five Indian Army office were tak­ Clay County’s wooded mountains the northeast. FOR VACATION ' ‘ 28 DURANT ST. 5i9? The majority of the 21 ministers en'' prisoner by Chinese forces In The demonstrators entered the fUeveiand, Aug. 10 OP)—-The made it plain before they ended peace oomniittee could. aJao make has been found apparently un­ govenunent today drapped AUG. 17 to AUC. 30 its investigation from the outeide harmed . . , Torrington’s new Jersey Congressman Cuddspah Railway Station and Ml 9-7855 . SPECIAL jB A their Caribbean peace conference (Oanttnoeil on Page Heventeea) stopped the express from Madras eonapira4!y charges agataat six 'Here Saturday that they don't like and then publicise jte report. • - ■ .'______LJS. ri.emorial bridge over the Nauga­ to Bombay. 'They opened two locked Ohioans, convicted t h ^ yamta OPEN AUG. ;U what's going on in that sea of ./ould put . the oese before tuck River detUoated today on sentative told Him and a few freight, cars and ■tole fruit. The ago of fhalth Act vtalattoas. OF OMAHA trouble south of the United the people of the, Americas and, fMirth arniiveraary of the disas­ Washington, Aug. IP (rf^.c-Rep,* st'ation was atoned and signal wires Thslr convtetten after a lengthy , I/////A'// fUates. 'the ministers hope, bring public trous flood whioti brought death Frank Thompson (D-NJ) today others about the Incident. damaged. opinion to bear on the trouble­ Senators B,ack to eight peraona and caused prop’'- Udall said there was an acid trial hi Glevelaiid was reversod MUTUAL BENfFIT HEAITH t THey left banking heavily on maker. said "a crank’’ tossed a Auid which hole through Thompaon's clothing The mob shouted demands for by the U.S. District Ooort of public opinion to bring moral pres­ erty damage estimated ' at >22 lower grain prices. Business Appeal* and a retrial was or­ ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION DUCKLINGS• . ■ r 4 9 - The conference placed new and million. he believed waa acid Into hla auto­ and a bum on his arm, about the Read Herald Advs. sure on people who disturb the throughout the town was shut dered. 'Ihe government identUled *MI Oltifi . OMtKt, Hill. strong en^hojis on-the classic Bill on Housing Russian scientist arrives by air mobile aa he drove to the capitol size of a dime. down in support. Police turned peace in the Caribbean aPhd elae- hemisphere principle of non inter­ in Montreal, Que., from the Cana­ . Thompson waa quoted aa saying an of them ae members of tho BOLAND MOTORS, ine. where — at least until more per­ yesterday. tear gas on the mob and later ban­ Coasmanlst party. M9 CE.VTER ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN, — Ml 8-4«7> Fro-Joy vention, while streeeing' the Im- Washington, Aug. 19 —A dian northland where he took he threw up an arm when he saw ned meetings of more than five per­ manent measures to be arranged port.-nce of human rights and photograph)! around a radar de­ The fluid, hurled from a passing Auid being squirted a t him from a at the regular Inter^mericai) thumping 71-24 Senate vote for a panel truck, burned a hole in sons. H ' H e repreaantatlva democracy. The new >1.050,000.000 housing bill fease InatallaUoa of the distant Syringe, and thereby protected hia Tension has been rising since a UiE ON BRITISH TV , conference scheduled in Quito next diplomatic dilemma ia how to pro- earl.v. warning (DE)K') line . . . Thompson's shirt and marred the face. Oet^aburg, Pa.. Aug. 10 OFV— February. gave its sponsors encouragement' paint on hia automobile. Congrea- hotel worker began fasting Aug. .12 PreeUent Flaesihowwr and Brit­ today that the legislation .finally Proposed TV educational Course Tha Washington Post quoted a to bring pressure on authorities The Santiago conference did (OaaUaned on Page Two) in the humanities whkih waa to alonal aaaociates aaid Thompson aoiirce close to Thompson aa say­ ish Prlaae Minister Harold Mb». e l b would become law. had a burn on his shoulder the size to lower ths pries at food grains. mlllan wtll appear together am a Ice Cream 9 not single out any culprits or slap Both the Anal passage tally and be oonduoted Hi mpny schools ing he )iad been receiving anony­ of a dime. ' radlo-Ty broadeaet Uie evesriag any specifio wrists, even though the 68-27 margin by -which the throughout the country has rqn mous telephone threats fat about t)ia fight continued at the con­ inot a snag becaus* of withdrawal Thompson played a leading role two weeks in connection with hla of Ang. 81. the White Home am- Haiti Troops Trap Senate refused to send the meas­ fn House consideration last week lieoMied today. Preea aeerelary Have You An Event CHICKEN OF THE SEA ference table between' representa­ ure back to its banking committee of financial support. activltiss as a leading backer of Eigenhower Studies tives of the major Caribbean an­ of a Lrfibor Control Bill, aa a backer the “middle ‘•of - the - road" labor James C, Hagerty saM the n 1 A f t were well beyond the two-thirds Bolt of lightning hits Illinois of a Democratic-aponsored meas­ hroadoaet wUI ortgtisste from Ne. tagonists, Prime Minister Fidel Bearded Invaders needed to beat another housing Terminal Building In St. Louiae, control bill in the House. The Vets Pension Boost ‘ Scheduled That Calls O utro of Cuba and Generalissimo where the Globe-Deniocrat la lo­ ure opposed by most union leaders. Houae finally dropped that Mil in IS Downing Stre^ the London 5 , BITE veto. The House first turned down a home of the prime minister. Jr Rafael L. Trujillo, dieUtor of the Fort .au Prince, Haiti, Aug. 19 cated, Sending brick* and debris favor of a broader measure, after Washington. Aug. 19 UP) — Indications were, however, that more limited measure and then turning down a still less stringent Hagerty said Elseahower and SIZE 4 | Dominican Republic. — Haitian troops today were final congressional action on the hurtling to street 12 storice below, President Eisenhower has before Macmillan are expected te speak For Food? A TUNA Even before the conference the reported besieging 30 bearded in­ but no one hurt. , . FBI agents in passed a still more stringent bill one. ,9 bill ivoiild not come promptly. him today a bill that raises vet­ Informally for 18 to 20 mlnutos. than Thompson advocated. It may be a wedding, a banquet or .iu«l an informal ministers said they did pot plan vaders on a mountain on the The measure now goes to the Los Angeles arrest Robert Lee Ray, Udall, however, said that In erans .pension beneAts by >10 bil­ '\ 35, of suburban Reseda, wanted on A aoiircs close to Thompson, was talking to him Thompson mention­ get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. to umpire the invaaiona ran^ng southweat coast. House. Congreitsmen there .who lion over the next 40 years. m is A r a v e p l a n s d iv o r c e Hunt back iuid forth in the Caribbean. An authoritative source pre­ a New' Orleans warrant charging quoted as reporting the Congress­ ed no such threats. The Arizonan handle housing said privately it him with passing fraudulent man said he had been getting The -Senate completed action on Now York, Aug. 10 OP)—Co­ ' WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU They said they wanted to create a dicted a shortage of food, and had been decided to steer the bill said Thompson steered clear of re­ it yesterday by withdrawing a medienne Martha Raye and her peychological climate that would water would force the rebels t6 checks over a lO-elatc area. anonymous' threats over his labor lating the incident to his Labor TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION into the usual committee channels. Charlea Laughton puts on whis­ bill activities. . Senate amendment to which the sixth husband, former poliee- keep would-be invaders at home surrender or try to fight their Leaders have dropped an earlier legislation position or any other House objected. That would have man Robert OTIhea, have parted or at home-in-exile. way out. kers at Stratford On Avon, Eng­ In answering reporters’~quea- activity. Our ratering service is set up to be flexible enough to plan to take t|)e bill up quickly land, to play King I.«ar for the Uons, ' how'ever, Thompson at­ Fellow Congressmen reported given veterans of World- War ’ II after nine months of-marriage, Glass installed in aluminum eembination ^ The moat immediate step taken .The weeklong chase after the withont sending it to committee. and later another year to take out the New York Post saM today. accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and Peaches 19 waa to direct the Inter-American invaders — believed from C u b a- first time, earning both cheers and tached no significance to the in­ Thompson told them the acid waa There was apeculation the meaa.> National .Service Life Insurance. It quoted Miss Raye’s man­ talk over the details? doors and windows of all types. Peace Committee of the Organiza­ centered in the Caracasae Moun­ jeer* from the audiencS and di­ cident of the fluid. He attributed it discharjred by # passenger sitting lire might be sent to President viding the critics aa sharply. . to "the work of a crank.” , beside the driver In a small panel The Eisenhower administration ager, NIek Dondoo, one of her PASCAL tion of American States (OAS) to tain behind.the small lumbering Eisenhower in the closing days of has opposed the bill strorijly in former huabands. as aaytog: keep watch over the tj’ouble coastal town of Tiburon. Six Belgians, five of them ,boys Police aaid 'Thompson told them truck which pulled up alongside OPF.N 6 DAYS A WKEK—8 A..M, to 8 P.M. the seaeion on a take-it-or-leave-lt from 12 to 18, killed on West Ger­ it waa possible he had angered the hla car at a stoplight on Independ­ its present form. But there was "It’a all over hetwoen them. apots, study ways to prevent at- CuMui Ehrlme Minister F 1 d * 1 baaia. men in the. truck by ihadvertently considerslbla dou'bt the President They have separated with tha Manchc8t4sr Shuppiuc Farkade, Middle Turnpike W. and Garden Grove tempta from abroad to overthrow Castro has conceded that the in­ man Autobahn when their hue ence Ave. near the Capitol. Sen. John Sparkman (D-Ala), etashea tnto a truck. cutting across their path in traf­ 'Thompson z*latsd that the driver would veto it. Intention of dh'ttrciiig." Miss "•■“•J St., Ma* cheBten Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to: PHONES Ml 3-7364 legal go'vemmenta and report to vasion force la probably led a Aoor manager for the bill, said the Token Integration continues al­ fic. The Senate passed the bill last Raye met O’Shea while he was J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. the Q^to conference next winter. of the truck then sped away in -4 P.M.-~W«dneMrun (D-Artz), a dose friend of Thomp- the eilBiBilttet wiH Have to gst Mtas Raya ter sIlMstlsh at Uo <0«i8 *■ Pace taAtaa) dspartmant ttora. soa, Mid tho New Jeraoy repro- W I m Fagn Fsiur) (OanBnwd am F a f ^ ... I