Average. Db IIv Net' Pveaa l^un I'he W eather Far Um Weak BaM Fareeaat at D. S..W*aUMir H***a* Jna* SL M8S ' . y I*4ilated thuBdersliaweni; a d i 12,701 •veaUif, becoming clear aad-A tit- tle colder tonight. Low 8R-*t: Toeo- Mamker at th* AeBIt day sunny, ro^er and jeO* humid. Bursa* at OIrtHilati** High near 8*. ,htancke$tet"-^A City of VUlage Chatm

VOL. LXXVH, NO. 259 (ClaaailM AirartMag m Fag* IS) MANCHfiSTRR C O N I^ MONDAY. AUqUST 4. 1958 (FOU RTEEN PAG ES) JPRtC r Y I Y E C EN TS

'i,. Teamsters’ Ike Vetoes Funds , ' 'V

Aide Victim

To ncies, Raps

- / Of Bumini

Retirement Total Wuhington, Aug. A' — Frank H. Kierdorf? apparent Washington, Aug. 4 (/t^—* ' - It take* a two-thlrda ’ majority torture b u m ii^ victim in of members voting in both the President Eisenhower today House and Senata to override a Michigan, w ^ a ecu sed o f aelL vetoed a bill carrying presidential veto. ing out hia. owit- Teamstera billion for 17 federid agencies. The bill was returned ' to th* Union members when he waa said over |500 million for Hou4e where it originated. The before the Senate Rackets In- the Civil Service retirement House thus la confronted with the question of whether to try to over- vestigating Committee last fund was hot needed. New Line Expected ride the veto or pas* a new bill faHr

In returning the bill to Congress. more irt line with the Preaident’e *•’.... -- , Bhaenhower said ha 1*’ * * d o i n g s o ; view*. P on tia c, M ich., A u g . 4 (VP)-^ "Becauae of my strong convic- tion that Congress ahould recon- A Teamsters Union official After Visit with Mao sider ita action appropriating over the bill moat reluctantly. ^ i testifi^ last fall before

half a billion dollars not present- In criticizing the appropriation < Senate Rackets Investigators

ly needed in the Civil Service re- of more than a half billion dollar* , was dumped on a hospital By ROY ESBOY.kN ' tirement and disability fund. 1" H I*"'** today with burns over Mo.stow, Aug. 4 {/P}—There were giowing indications in "There is no sound justification and Oiaability Fltnd, the Prealdenj ' whatever for adding tinneceasarily | said: ' • ' ' " J 85 v e r ce n t d f his bod.V. Moscow toda.v that Soviet Premier Khrushchev will object

over half a billion dollai a lo a deft- "if thi* appropriation had been ' PoHce aald R«-y*av-old Frank to Nationali.s{ China’fi taking part in any U.N. Security (Coun­ rit which may reach »12 billiqn reiquired to meet a current obli- * ‘ **’^‘**’^’ Teamsters . buainesa cil summit conference on the Middle East. this flecil year.” i gallon of the government, I would *8*™^ th FllnL-'Mich., may have Many western diplomats here .were convinced that Na? It was EHsenhower’a first veto o f ' have requeated It. However, gS "**n • victim of torture— made tionalif»t China— a permanent member of the Security Coun- an>*ppropriation bill since he took billion ia now on hand in the fund. • htuhs" torch- ^-Office,in 1953. ! Receipts of the fund vrill e.xceed .Nvreea Said hla partly burned cil—was « top subject between Khrushchev and ChinOT#

About |5 billion of the 36.5S4.- outgfo durinjT the current veer and smelled, of gtsoTine when he Communist Chief Mao Tze-lung in their secret talks at Peil>-

ISB.OOO In the bill are earmarked i for years to come. ” eUggered Into 3t. Joseph Mercy ing over the weekend.

for the Veteran* Admiiiistnition. i The President said that as pro- -Hoapltal at 1 a.m. today. Twelve If there is any objection by the Soviet leader to Nationalist The measure ia known aa the fnde-1 \ided by the Civil Setwice Retire- "Ovrs later hi* condition was ra- Chin* it may come in his reply to the lato.fit summit letters' pendent office* bill. Imeht law, federal agencies this Ported'very critical. Congrasa already has passed a year will make direct payments ** nephew of an- from the western Big Three. Khrushchev’* reply haS'been resolution which will permit the of gfi millidn to the fund. other Teainsers Union oiricial, delayed by his trip to Peiping and may he delayed even 17 agencies; as well,** some other He added that this gmount. to Herman Kierdorf. who testifled further by con.sultations in the Kremlin necessitated by hi* federal agencies, to operate and be 'matched by employe contribu- "'*eh «t the Senate probe In- spend until the end of this month, tions, plus interest on the fund's to repotted Ue*pa of - racketeeii talks witli Mao.

. The lawmakers took that action ; balance, will provide a total of '*"'ona in the Detroit laiindiy The V'.S.. British and French* ------recently to provide for 'mainte-1 more than 81 billion for the fund ” ti»jne»a- embaaalea heie reported at mid-

nance of programs for which id 1959. Frank Kierdorf wa* so badly afternoon that there had been o® ¥ T C ¥ J i s c sa 1 9* CV funds had not been specificslly ap- On th* other hand, Elsenhower that IdenUgcaUon. Anally Sign of Khrnahrhev’a reply. ^ LJ e ^ * IkU ollsu^

propriated at th* atart of the cur- ______mad* through flngerprinta, took Some eoiiiTea raised the po*al-l rent flscal year. July 1. (Conttnii.. nn Page Flvet several hours. Bums had blia- billly Ihal the Kremlin’* new line ------:----- ^ ------—______, terad hla legs, cheat, face and on a eummit conference may be' Mideast Plans -j-arm*. voiced fliil hy Arkady Sotjolev. He w*s cJad.oulv in a bathrobe' Russia’s delegate to the United which attendant* said hafl been I Nations, in U.N. discussions on the For UN Parley . placed on him lUter be wa* burned.! composition, time and, place of s ;ress , His hair was burned off, A car l summit meeting ' By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER sped away from the hospital e n -! Soviet Premier Khruahche\'.| left, and Man Tze-Tung of Red China, sign their communique, in These tourcei pointed out thai Washington, Aug. 4 lAh—Th* trance as Kierdorf staggered to President Elsenhower’s letter of Peiping, calling for an immediate summit meeting of th* big power*. Fourth from left in back- United States rushed work today the entrance. Aug. 1 did not necessarily call for, ground la Premier Chou En-Ial, member of the Chinese Politburo. Caption accompanying ihii on Midesat proposals for a United Up to Appeals Court Kierdorf, delirioua and in .severe . picture fi-om Moscow did not give the date of the signing. lA P Phofofax via radio fiom Moscow, i a reply from Khrushchev. They Hations summit conference while shock, refused to give his Identity, _ pointed out that Eisenhower said awaiting word fi-om' Russia’s Niki- skying only "Jo* Do# of Washing- he wa* insU-urting the U.S. dele- ta Khrushchev as to whether h# St. Louis, Augx4 A case^jual seeking an adjustment, in it* ton," or "I don’t remember." ' gallon in the Security Council lo will attend. which could have a direct bearing time schedule. But Oakland County Sheriff’s U. S. Increases A t Soviet Inxislem e ' seek a special meeting nn or about A new Khrushchev message to Aug. ,12 and expressed the hope on the apeed of raclal^hitegrationIs In The NAACP’s brief , is based on Detective Donald Frsneia said President Eisenhower was expect- several time* he mumbled, "No, no in southern public achoolb went to three points; ' Khrushchev would do likewise ed momentanly following the So- the seven jndges of the ''Hjlghth 1. That community opposition .voii don’t. ..doh’t do It, John." in- Thus It may be the Eaat-Weit Lebanon Force viet premier’s i-eturn lo Moscow Circuit Court of Appeals todky. even though it involves, violence dieating he may have been set negotiation* on a eummit meeting^ last night from ^a surprise meeting The case is an appeal challenge doe* not furnish sufficient legal aflr* delibera'tely. UAR Seals Syrian ' may move, at iMst temporarily. ehtbese Communist leader Ing a 2>4-ye*r postponement' of \ lunds for suspending a court- Both Frank and Herman Kier- from Transat antic correa^ndejic* Tze-lung In Peiping, To 13.000 Men integration at Central High School approved plan. dorf Invoked the Fifth Amendment lo the .Security Council table. y , , ,„nounced only 2. ’^ e district court simply does In their teatlmony before th* Sen- In LitU*\ Rock, Ark., where eight Khrushchev returiwd last night y^terday aa he flew home, ckught Negro students flnlshed Ikst term not hay* the power to suspend, ate committee. B) EDWIN A. aUANKK Beirut. Aug. 4 tgi — The United Border on Jordan from hi* trip to Pslplng fi'tkr officials by aurprise. They poatpon^'qr re.scind the decree ap- Frank took the Fifth Amend- after a tense, year of mixed at- three day* of talk* with Mao. speculated that his talks with Mao tendance under a federal court- proved by bhj Circuit Court of Ap- ment more than 40 time* last Nov. Slates swelled its armed force in NatlonAllst Chins a Chlang. K al-, have a vital effect oh with peals. 5 as Senators sought to llnjt him Lebanon to more iban 13,1^ men approved plan of giraduBl integra- By THE ASSOCIATED FllBSS ^held in Bandung in 195.1 and would shek is Mao * sworn enarpy ^ d Khrushchev’s summit ronferenc* .. .The lower, co'iud not only lacks with George Ksmehow. Detroit over the weekend. The Middle East tion. battleground______enjoyed______a-respite______from Jordan kiltbqrttiMr said'today-Use I like It held before tW >’esr’s end Moscow has been increaaingly poiidea from here on. constitutional, authority to grant representative of -Igbor relations ; eeneltive in the past several ^ communique Issued by ^ Paratro^rs were a*pt.ip the major ahoetiing^ but the ‘ polltlcana * ^d’***! Arab (^public had sealed in Cairo. th* sdbppl by Prealdent Eisenhower to the delay hut the delaj’ would set consultant Nathan W. Bhefferman. montfia to Peiping’a destrea. Frank refused to answer que*-' began bickering hver who should SSTlen Border with Jordan Th* Cairo pres* said Prealdent two Coniinunlat chieftains threw maihtajm order. .* precedent disastrous, toUih* con- Th# Sortet preas end radio ao little light on the nature of any tions as to whether he threatened ' represent Lebanon at a summit ejmereritly at Soviet insistence, Naaser made "contHCla of para- The delay, sought'by the Little <'*pt of consUtutionkl government. conference. OfflcisJa esid Jordan quickly far hta not come out with any flat major deci.slona reached.

Rock School Board, was granted No Coacrele Propseiais Flint auto dealers with picketing ; T T l Ejection b, Chlsn*’.. partmipatlon if they failed to hire Kamanow. He Tw'enty-two hiuidred American ratallatsd by sealing off their aide of 10 Afrlcan-Ail*.n nations since While demanding a summit by Federal iMatrict Judge Harry The NAACP clSim* there hava “ In any summit talks. But th* meeting to deal with Middle East for been no 'concrete suggestions 01''? ’** refused to sty whether he soldiers landed in Beirut yesterday , frontier, his return from 'Moscow three groundwork was being laid. J. Lemley. 74. of Hope. Ark. , ^ , and 75 tanks and 22fi other vehi- l Official sources In Darhaacus con- Weeks ago. problems, it gave no hint aa to The National Association for the " ’(” (*• should b* don* to ease the Within hours after Khrushchev a cles awaited unloading. Moat of the firmed that Jordan had closed Its It is known that Nasser sent which, if either, of two .altcrna- Advancement of Colored People la *(*'|et*on during the 2ti year delay, 'dJeMtaued SB. Pngs Five) return from Peiping th* Soviet new arrival* were men of a tank border and was turning back all lives Khrushchev would accept. appealing Judge Lemlev’s ruling.: NAACP also claims the Ru- personal messages to thr heads of news agency Tass said Chlang ;onrm 'FrVA‘'c‘h Prtm7e7CT battalion, plus engineers, radiomen, cars, inicks end trains moving be- overnihent df Red Chins. India, The NAAOP origlnallv objected to : P' Court has explicitly rejected a medical unit and food Inspectora. could throw a monkejwrench into proposal for a 5- the,gradual plan on the grounds it I ‘’po»‘'»''»’*tlon of community oppoSI- ndonesia. Burma and other conn- .jnier* were indication* thal more the talks b.v veoting (udlaa oowsi- soitfilon oufsiAa I'h* iinit«k wftii-too Blow but now )8 trying tol f integration aa baitig a Dull^ Flying Americaii troops and equipment vancawarningof the ihovei. ' „ „ i t”* N a t i o n s . The-other Involves pro- salvage anv sort o f immediate in-‘ The brief Klng Huitein's regime broke off, f Nasser appaiently want* such a ing. posals of Presldenl Eisenhower I said the Appeals Court has applied wei-e on the jv.sy although the tegratlon at Cehtral High Lebanese rebellion ha* settled Into diplomatic relatlona with’...... the UAR- meeting in Ol d e r to spread hl*| il.nder th* N- charter an ^„d Britain’a Prim* Minister Har- keep integration moving III the that idea. in other phases of th# To Fix FeiiceS persoflsl Influence and lo get_lh* invitation to any other 'nlerested ^ South. Little Rock situation. i Alwaye for firediial Step* The arciiit Court flhat deall The Appeals Cotirt has dealt with the Little Rock case Igst year In, Latin Areas O'ith the Little Rock situation and at that time approved th* three times, always ruling in fa- school board’s plan of a time table Rio d* Janeiro, Aug. 4 iA>i - Sec- Qhiang vor of gradual Integration. I ailing foi desegregation extending retory Of State Dulles was flying | were part 'o f the total originally forces In Jordan had been'stbiPPld. _____ RM Btatea gad |. The school board holds that the through elementary schools by dotxn ta Rio today for ’a fence- j ordered to Lebanon last month and They aald Israel withdrew permia- ipiriependence in foreign policy and]* United (Oonllaued on Page Seven) - . Appeals CotAl must decide wheth- 1963. That was the plan opposed mendipg visit with Brazilian Presi- had not been diverted. . slon for the plaihe* lo fly ovei her not to be dominated b.v anyone. There was no Indication here, on •t a school district is responsible by the NAACP as being too slow. dent .‘'/Jhiscelina” Kubltschek and, Both Beirut and the' northern tenitory aftei' reoelythg a stiff He said hla reception was 'ex- for enforcing the district laws. Next the Appellate Court up- talk* rsflging from war and peace' port city of Lebanon, the two Ruasian not* objecHiig to tbe.tremely cordial, and friendly" and the other hand, that Russia would It* brief cites instances of, vio held an Injunction to keep aegre- to th* price of coffee, chief center* of fighting, were al-, flights which were the Briiona’ I thal he thought the U.S. i-ecognl- demand that Rad China attend the lence- which occurred.^ at Central' gationlsta from using a state court Dulles carried a message from moat completely qulei over the main source of supply, | ii®n of the Iraqi regime, coupled sessions. There wa* ho Indication BiiUetiiis the past school year -ami declares' action to atop the plan. President Eisenhower to the Bra- weekend. Rebel leader Kamal (Political circles In Jeruaklem IBis eXplanationi of American of It either In the Khniehchev- ^ a t the board should no), be ..forced I The third ruling backed up an zilian leader, who took the lead in Jumblatt was reported dlsanntng sdd. however, the Israeli goverh-initn* *nt crowds, so they a re : Of hoatllif^.'' The department Is not say- Hartford plant wtU veto s t • leVsl meeting could not. pcoomplish ! turning to the old sqiieez* play. ' ing whether it’e for Hill* News Tidbits meettrig late Ihik afternuua. ^est Fears Soviet much, but approve* the ides of a | one diplomat said. , (fioatinued ea Page Beven) baotea. or adult, bables; Culled from AP Wire* meeting of foreign ministers. ^ If the canal wet'* closed, this' RED CONVICTION R8.VEKSEH. Brazilian leaderf now figure that would mean ships fiom the West Now York, Aug. 4 (.P) — The it may take at least a veer to lay would ha.v* to skirt Africa jto Recent reduction of Ameritan ,S. tOnrt of .Appeals today i#> Influence on Arabs the groundwork for any Inter-; reach Jordan’s only port of AqaM. (smed' the eodvlction of six sec- . Airlines aervieg bring* proles t If Egypt closed .the canal to Jor- World’s Space Experts |: American high level meeting. nnd-rank ConimnAlst Icwdera. Dulles and the Brazilians proba- from Bridgeport Chamber ef Coo f- dan ahippfng she Would. t>* violat- The group had Iteeu fouad guilty CNot*—Oasorshlp sad a kloadatlv* Soviet Union g d n g to be able bly will toss the ides to the Organ- merre. . . . Mias Elsie H lli,'Con- ing her promise to keep thr wsler- •f ooBfUettaf preiwgaada nhscure Boiheday — to squeeze the West’s In- necticut auffrage leader, aaka I way open to ;all except Israel. i.a 1958 of vIoM lag tho Smith ization of Ameriiah”St*te* (CA.S.I .Art by ronspiiibig to trsaoh and mveh ol whjW has been going ea la fluence out of this area, and make for future action,-,- .; State’s two senators to help cad' other Middle Baat develop- in Moscow advoc^e the forcible overthrow His Middle Rast. Ik get down' to Moscow mseier of the great a*a Dulles said thst durihg hig 2-.lay discrimlnatloB agaiast women. .jments: liaalc facts, Winiam L. Ryaa spent route thst connects East .Soviet Uhlon predict* It* Sputnik j Pieaideql KiiienhoweiBa envoy, .of tfee'govemnMnit,.' j -- - and visit he would confer with the By ,41/CON BLAkBBLBB nearly three months' la the are* {BrazlHan III Will rontlnue Srbitiag around Robert Mui phy Is expecBtd ‘In Cal- o o f th* stage, for the launching ot| IBraMHan president and Foreign (AP------M ence WWHtar) H i' en a ourvoy trip—the .sixth he has Those aro the . atSkea. j Minister -Franclaco Negrao d* eorth for well over a year, f lo' 'tomorrow to confer \rtlh Preal- . , . . . ------. . . — . ” aatilliteaha* been one of the most ; DBriFJlTER GETS t SIONTH9 Verdun, France, Aug, 4 (/P>-~ made t* the Mlilealikt. Hds It the On* of the thing* that brought | Liesed anmmlt Americana failed -to tee, or at Negrao said no specific program becautd of criait in Middle Ea*t, on the Invitation of the United ’ portant not only jfpr postihl* trip# aenlence a t H’ayne Powers, war- meetiag. l ^ t to ctimprehend. the implira- I'had been aet Up for ttie meetings; • . - Fltat nonstop commercial paa.;A.ab ^ rwj/uwn,.Bepi.blic government."kuwiiiiiieiii.. . II,** ** j ***!.*,* U,,.* to Jthe momi but for knowledge time deserter w4w hkl .In. hin By WILUAM L. RYAN Ilona of the movement toward in- But Brasil hopes to get an idea senger flight by sSovlet Aeroflot The government ha* been trying Which could M Vital |n uhaxpected French girl frieiHrs hamn for 14 (AP Forel|h Nenra Aaalyst) dependance gud nationhood that I o. Dulles'thinking oA inter-Ameri- ariivoa at'L e Boiirget. Raria. Just Jto convey the impreaalon that the P*’*^ " * win i ’*'*y*' years before being naught. .\n For year* the United Btatc* has Army court martial Inst w e^ •wept postwar across labds long!e*n relation* and worid affairs, S hnum 51 minntes after take-off Initiative fm- Murphy’s vlall waa . |o#r example on* report todsy besn losing frtands In the Arab iin^r colonial,rule. \ Among subject* expected to be' from Moorow. . , . Bavarian border ; . 1| on the United BUteo' aid*. , »»• •*? *»« "»»’ - ~ampl#, acatenced Poneca ta 19 ycafa East , by Dr. Fred Whipple, dire<-tor of imprisonment after he. pleaded This nationalist fever swept up discussed are communist penetra-1 police report 11 , fVeeh soMlent TheTh* CCsii-o allo emb*as>emhaMV apokeaman|wnnk»Mm«n I’’•P®''**- O’*® unusual chanca O’* Bmlthaonlsn i Aatrophyaical It stiU is. the Araba, too. but thelr’a ia not a U®" in South America and Soviet J mprrhed Into >Ve*t Germany tn said the agendienija for tha talk* U guilty lo dcaertioB. 'Strangely enough, the shock of nationkltsm confined to the specific overture* to renew diplomatic and ’ sssreh of deserter. "up to the! UA H envei I to.diecus* broblcms and especially i L a^r«t® '’v *1 J!}*” ’' rerent events may ’ have g iw govetnmchl. This of "*•*1 careful studies of the flight* boundaries of on* country. It Is ------' j The 63rd National .Convention of is expectedito Include UAR aUega-' | b>> Soviet and ir.S. aatelliles show- SELF DEFENSE PLEA SEEN Americans a chance to turn the iBdlanapoUs, ,\ug. '4 uP« — Pan-Arablsm. a feeling of .oneness (OoaHaaeld'an Fag# Betvcaj I Jetrtsh War VeUrans jat Loa Ange- tions that American and British ed there la much more air at higher . tide. These events made Arabs see among people occupying' a vast lea. exnected to give priority to Tmioe-dlvorecd Comilci'XIcholan,- their area as th* pdssible cockpit probably will plead aelf-defensa ' segment of the backward world. resolutions dealing with Middle, are an aggreaalon. •’‘‘'•'‘'"ImmVfSrm.rchrnnT «'»"»' • <’ ’t " of World War HI, Th* thought East. . , Crowd of about 200 per- Nasser's ambition lo attend Biich dauila can ba vital tn mak- , A’ *" "h oiv^ there when *h« b arraigned Thursday jolted^ them... S ‘"t?«mX wh!o"C*birte’r!: ProleKt 'in g the futlaat acienUfic use of !’•.**'*.“ « ? • ' air 149 miles) • a a charge of maidering Enfreok sons tnrrwtea fn o pnrrotics squad mimmit conference aa the chlaf o-owsaMa asi^naean#m TT 81 w^Idlialiafa deteettvea in Fort Green eecilon of Arab ipokeaman' almost certainly hiin-m*ird*“ JJwonr*U.a‘^ 2® »'»"«• n’ ®Mi Teel. 84. a drug company execu- meeting, and in**ita*^^tlone #1*#-| tion ****""*^ * P r i c e F i x C h a r g e s explained. t 350 mtlM. tive, hor lawyer sain: “It looka Brooklyn as they arrest woman will be brought up. So what? It'will he UnportantTn Where, the United Stataa may race The, Ruseian* . did not reallyr e a W :, . . ^ who allegedly Interfered In deUc-! - And Murphy m«y raiae U.S. Full-prasa Senalon Hke ielf-datanae. Her right ay* a last chance to salvage something biodlcUng hOw long future laat'el- la awdllcn ahut. Some awe fnally awakan-tq the possibiHtles of this i W’ a a h l n g t o n , . A u g . 4 . oPi T\vo tive'a queatloning-of narcotic# aua- propoaal# that Naliaer let his The sasaion* ars one of 14 di- from the wrec)(*ge of ita prestige vitiong^of work by sdentisti___ __ at lUaa can stay up and do their work, I slugged her." movement iinUl after Statin's J major drug manufacturer* say pec*. i Middle ’ Eaal heigbort. work out among the Ardba. - - n , death. Then Sovlst policy, how- f they will fight-government charge* Royal'Navy's oldest rear adm i-'! thel'r own future, t ^ l M Tha Sll-draa* meeting of I nr maybe give important facta for t Two Roy Pntal* I tha OommUtee for the Internw* j bringing apece trsveiera . nafely , RLIMP MAKES PROGRESS ever, cynically.-aet eait to caplul-! that they ronspired to ftx the pri6ts gat, John'Jeffnys'Dennis, dies 'at : Murphy- w*lll be going ,to Cairo South Weymouth, Haaa„ .Aug, Oil and strategic poaltion are Ise on the tide, g* If heeding the of wonder drug*- Other# named his London home at age of 100.. with new prutige and respect as tional Onophyalcal year iIO Yi, {home, tyo key. poinU underlying any i which la now 18 monlha, old. - ! A ir denaity . knowledge might! 4 iPv—A Navy bUmp Beared Fhrt Mhlieal.prophecy a t Jeremtah; - Mth- them also -den.v the adegs- Producer- Samuel Ooldwyn’s firing a result o f .hi* weekend' taltta with Oiurrhltl. Maaitoba teday, mak- consideration o f this srea. where "“ rtr* •'"*th.up like a flood and tiona. o f Roubep MamoiiHan aa director! the n*w» Irai govarnment leader* jrh ^ IO T is an 18-month o«op- even jilay a i^ e in other ways, ' lag batter ttaae Hum nxpMted on western civilisation bsgah. the ivavea thereof shall bs moved The denials esnis aftsr the Fad-, of Him vtndon .. of vporgy, and i m Baghdad. These apparently have wative study by acienUsta of more . rUmate.Changing Basically, the struggle hinges on as .rtvera.’’ - J eral'Tradf Commias'ion’ sanotmeed Beaa" drama erifleHm from Bcreen, b»en *o hopeful for the West that ’ than 60 nations' on all physical aa- There tin* been eiidehce. for *x- a trip piaaned to termiaate at: whst sprsngyfrom’ tbs'iges-oid . Threwlen Haty Land . i Saturday the filing of complaints. IMreetor* Gnild In Hollywood... At; big Egyptian newapipera , pub- peeU of tha Earth and aim wd , amplt. that the world'a cUniata h » a fUating weeither ataUea la Hta eoMplMt ot tils Garden of Eden— The wavsa now thnaatening to!sgainsi- six!' .Arms which unakt: least a » Catholic pUgirinia raport-j ilahad ohiv acantieat accounts, - their effects on hums'h life. Other bawi warming up In the last half- AfeHe lOcedo. The atf*h|p left vast riches in oil. . .Akiemi (hkl^ at 1:88 (EST) a-m., engulf all tha Holy Land are thaa*! * gnWp of antllBotie* eUlad tetni-' ad .to have drowned off Yugsdalav j On another dIplomaOc front th* -BeM* Includa studiaa of the wanth- leantufy with spring coming a Amd this is tJtt crosarodd* of of * B*n>Ar»b nathmaBam ehtfraai i cyeUMC ! part or Zara when rrmrdedi bfldtjNaaaer foVemment ia working » . • ocaaiM gUclara and earth- weak earlier and autumn eoming Sunday aad ’ at naid-moralhg tm 4b*. wibM. 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ahall be regiatered, a ptninit iaauad finals Aug. 30 with four winners ot Bolton Colutnbia therafore, and idantificaUon plagad July 18 Slid August 16, Mideast U ncenioted- ^ i I k o y N i k i t a E x c h a n g e s P u t '■ ; ' y *'..... tbareon. 2. The number of aald Personale ■ ftaftr* X *m U - Galhoun-Smit edding Mf'. and M n . Hyland Tasker S i l k T o w n Sh e in w o ld o il lla ri llahaer r «i«r Vgft Xyek permit ahall at a ll:tim aa.. .b e ,.. G O P C a u c u s Q i p l o m t i c y o n N e w S t a n d a r d P e t e rs S e e k s exhibited on eacii aide of the bow and family, and Mias Sandra Doo- “ The OftBip Beita 61. fteka 1 I ■ . . . in numerals of not less than lak of West HarUord aa their That Interpret The ' wist FeHrs 'Soviet N otes^ Q u o t e s UTTLB BRIDGE UBARNING f Or Bleed six inches in height and a color guest, left here early Sunday N a m e s F i l e d is DANOEBOV8-THlkflr.'<- South dealer ^ ItUad” , **SlMtlMl** By IIAMES MAKUOW-. which ahall (Krntrast. 8. P e r m i t s morning on a three weeks vaca- Wishes or the FasiUr North-South vninerabla ed ha was trying ^ ' ignora the H o u se S ^ t tion which will Include a cruise in By Alfred Shtjairwid (A P Nnwrt Aiuriyat). wishes , and dignity of Amall na- shall be issued only to permanent NORTH UuSitO*}U . - I : 4 M : N WaMiln^ODi' Aug. 4 UP)— It residenta of Columbia, and to auch Canadian waters. They drove to W iUi ona day la ft bafora tha A safety Bloyriii a way ot play- tions. (jlracked at him for enslav- A seems almost ininedible. that non-reaklenta as may be qualified Burlington, Vt., to put their 22: JOHN 3. BURKE Influence on Arabs daadlina for filing for Republlf»n ing 0,^04111 to guard against a bad A Q Jd ing the. satelUfes in Europe and C a u c u s V o t e We*.. “ Klfii SAm I C*alMaaHaP> President IBiscnhower and Ruaaian by property ownership to vote in toot cabin cruiser Jakamahr into j By EARL YOST Doifilnation tor juotlca o f tha ptoat br^. Tnia safety playa ara very . XIJ 7 took a dig. ftt him for proposing ♦ K. Pramie'r Khruahidiev imuld ever town meetings. 4. No minor shall Lake Champlain. They will pass I FUNERAL ^ O M i or Stata Rapraaentatlve, no con- useful, but watch out for false ♦ KQ«5 the meeting be held in Moscow. (OHitiBDed from P *ge One) v«nti. Makih)( himielf.,into ...... agree on anything at a oummit 9eorga BL Peters, Democratic be Issued such a permit. 5. No through customs into the 'Tliche- { test looiflt'to liven ,the party cau- safety playp. WEST EAST . , N ot there, of all places, Eisen- TEL. MI 8-6868 Ih* Imafe of liberator and en- AIR C O N 1) 1 T I ' » ^ I L; meeting-^fter what thay've oaid Town Coinmlttea vice ghairmafl, person.. .shall operate a motor- lieu- River and from it into the St. cua bn Atlg. ii- East ijvon tha first trick with B d 4h Q f 7 3 hower said, after the woy Russian 87 E A S T d E N T B R ST. by fJruitration into a thing called couraged by Moscow, he has to each other u d the way they've announced over th* wsekend that boat. . .In such s manner aa to en- Lawrence and on up to Quebec. ' burned more and more of hia BIcyclaa haya alwaya been i|g^:McBride, the sporlinga gooihr store Bdtb tba Republicans and Dem- the aca ot clubs and returned a 5 « 7 6 3 ¥ 9 5 snobs stoned the American em^as- A mbul anc e sB im cB Nagaerism. Gamal Abdel Nasser, aald it. . his will aeek his party’s nomina- danger the safety o f persons or Mrs. Blanche Neff, mother of 1 bridges weatwerd. Hia Nasaerlem hobby with Robert Klernan ever faaturea flabingng tackle, motors, V* ocrata can nomlnata fiva juotlcea heart South won with the so# of 8 9 8 0 ♦ 10 6 5 prarideht of the United Arab Be- There le probably no parallel in »y- tion for the Generat Aaaembly. - property by careless or reckless Mrs. George Greenway, with whom became aomethlng quite apart aince the time be. made hta first make-lt boat k its go^. art* archer; and a State Rapraaentatlve to be hsarta-’'and looked fpr a way to ♦ J10>7 *A642 S T A T E Khrushchev ■ meanwhile spent puhBc o f Egypt and Syria, denies - 7 hiatory for the way the two men—, So far, LaVergne H. Wiliams is operation, excessive speed, nor she makes her home, is in Bald- from Arab natlonaiiat yearnings. one at'the age of 13 out of piarta he auppliea and guns and ammuni- elected in the November voting- avoid the loss of a trump trick. - SOUTH four days in Peiping and Issued a NaaMriam exiaU. Whatever. Ita TOMORROW 2 P.M. in their letter exchangee .theae the only candidate for the office shall subh boat be operated.. .be- win, L. I., visiting her sister, Mrs. For years the United Htatei collected at a dump. Today, K ler- tion, Mra. McBride is • former Mra, Donald Tedford. OOP -town South '*(-'‘>'9ed hmie, busineaa office, MIsa Rose Fre- The situation would be different other's chargea. and they, have three ions. They clock and revived the dreaded The West, depending heavily Gagllardone. Laura Toomey, also a trump to fineaae the Jack. The children's sailing races S a t u r d a y 4,'' : Made to Order chette, R. N.. and Mrs. Patricia if South had five trumps in his It's been like watching two men are both interested in Columbia's bogeys o f Imperialism and coloni- on Arab oil. must choose: It can incumbent, haa notified Mrs. Ted- finesse worked, but West’s discard Ellington afternoon and Perry Pederson | ■ $2-30 Burke, R. N „ both on the operating own hand and three trumps in the call each othec every name in the affairs and take an active part In came in second, in the Lightning : children of Benton s Hill are W it)i'’ 'Yoar BellaiB alism. try to oppose nationalism and ford she will file before the dead- made it cloar that the alam was drive the Aiabs Into desperate room staff. Mrs. Sylvia Steward, line tomorrow night dummy. Then he could afford to book at the very- moment they civic, church and social affairs. k’ oup. Cynthia Savage was third. f«mp>ng trip at Many Artabs still want deaper- R. N „ and Mrs. Helen Brisaette, going to fall. South'had to lose lead out one high ' trump in the FULL UNE o r OUBtOlt measures such as slain Nurl Said The GOP requirement that a trump '.rick. were discussing the problem of grt- Peters enlisted in the Arm y Air ' Francis Ferringo led the Comets I Sebago Lake. Maine, ately to remain the Weat'a friends, R. N., are also on the staff. . Mra. hope of catching a singleton queen. G O P C a u c u s though they have fallen illent be- meant when he talked of "a com- candidate file notice of their in- " I did everything I could,” South Ing off somewhere for a (jjiiet Forf'e shortly after he was grad- home with Diane Mabb second and' Mr*. Ruby Wolff and her son. YENETIAN lUNDS pulsion to flirt with suicide." This D oro^ y DOwdIng. chlsf dietitian tention to aeeh nomination carries I f the queen felled to drop, he Uik. uated from high echool, and served Larry Hutchins, third. I Merlon, have i-elurned home after fore the swelling tide of emotion- at MMH, has been accepted as a explained, as hia partner raised an could still take two fineasea with al and often grotesquely distorted can mean unending Arab Turmoil no fee. The rule was adopted eyebrow. "I even took the safe- Khrushchev started it- and set- 38 months during World War II. Yestei-day afternotin in the a visit with Mr. and Mra, Doran and even eventual Soviet sway. ■ member of the American Dietetic ceveral years ago to entourage the two remaining trumps- the tone— with his July 19 letter tq Se t A u g * 11 He was an instructor of serial Lightning race, Lyman Crittenden i Grant and family and Mrs. Ellicl racial pride. Before this summer’s Assn, and Mrs. Vara Dprmer, R, N „ ty play, but it didn’ t help.” DMIy Question E. A. JOHNSON events there had been developing Or the United States can en- party tnembers to seek office. It TSisenhower, suggesting a aummit gunneiy. was in first place. George Pedei-- i Grant in Sangerville. Maine, director of Nurelng Service, hea ’Two FlnessM Neeiled Partner bids one heart, and the a cautious attitude of reasonable- courage a genuine nationalism and rtlso serves to give public notice South's safety play cost him the meeting.' Altogether, he's written He is employed by tji* Wllli- son, second: and Dr. Roger Cheney, I Grants are former residents of try to lead It Into constructive been appointed MMH representa- next player passes. You hold; three letters. Eisenhower has wrltt- The Republican electors of El- ’ MINT CO. ness reasonableness, at anv rate, of contests for nomliiatlon before contract. He needed two finesses mantic office of the Southern New third. In the Comets, Henry Beck,' Columbia, channels. To those who have had tive on the State Council of Civil Spades 4 2, Hearts Q J 4, Dla- ten him three. This 1$ how the ex- lington will hold a caucus in the 72;i Main St., Tcl. M l 9-4501 by Arab standards, w’hich are far the actual data of the caucus, to capture the queen, and hia first England Telephone Co. aa a facili- first; Bill Mabb, second: and T ob y' -- long Middle East experience, this Defenie Nursing. n onds K Q J 7, Clutos K Q 8 6. change went:- Town Hall Aug. 11-at 8 p.m. for different froqi the West's. • • • ainca no nominations can be made trump play gave up one ot the tlea assignrr. Huntington, third. Ciitteiiden. who' Manchester Evening Herald, Co- course offeis a chance to avert from tha floor at the caucus. W hat do you say ? . Khrushchev's firat letter—He the ppi’pose of selecting a party Much of that climate is gone finesses. He haa been active in Democrat- has not raced for a number of liimbla rnrrespondenl Mrs. Donald disaster. Promotlon.st the hospital caused DeoMMratlo Plans Answer; Bid two diamonds. You accused the United Slates of ag- endorsed candidate for Represen- now. The I ’ nlted States, as leader Leading out the ace jot trumps' ic affaira in the community and year's, having been out of town, is R. Tiijtle, telephone ACademy Tomorrow tile Nasser Myth — by the resignation of Mrs. Ruth Vincent KrseaickI, chairman of cannot jump lo tv/o notrump with gi-esaion in Lebanon; aald Am er- tative to .the General Aasembly of the West can claim as friends will gain if W est has the singleton was an alternalt lo the State one of the earlier sailors of the ’ 8-848,6. I and realty. Robinson, B. N., finds Mrs. Oecells the Democratic Town Committee, the spades unstopped, and you can- ican fnilllary leaders were indulg- and Jiwtice of the peace. club. I I ------In the Arab Eaat only those whose | queen, but will lose if West- haa Convention last rnonth, and aer\'ed HniiUi, R. N.. of Rockvllls, moving has set Aug. 11 for a town com- not Jump to three hearts with only ing in intimidation: and implied survival depends upon such i up as sssistsnt head floor nurse. any of the four small cards-aa his PXC to Meet a jus^e of the pexetrand serves Little l.^agiie Baaeliall | -aa P f)! 10 X'KTIM mittee meeting. The session will three trumps for partner. Bid your th e American commander of the The Planning and Zoning Corel- One of Hie moat exciting games 6H M ) ^ ( ) 6 H 1161 friendship: Husaeln. a lonely : | i ; / ’ I , Mrs. ArHne Johnson, R. N „ who singleton. In all. other caaea, the on the town Jury-Committee. He la FOR young monarch heavily guarded j U r i V d ,S act tha date for the party caucus own suit and awa t developmenta. Sixth Fleet was a criminal or a mission (PZC) wilLhold a/meeting fii-st vice president of the Lions of the sea.son was placed Fridav „ . . had been aaMtStKflt'hesd floof nurse p'ay of the ace makes n'o differ- maniac. in Amman against his own people; ' 1 4 I Il4ib Klernan which must be held between Aug Aug. 12 at 8 p.m. in the town hall Club and waa responsible for night when Hie Redlegs heat the'. BndgeporC Aug. 4 i/P> An ex- I on H Eaat, haa bsen nimed 7 and 21. ence at all. The odds are 4 to 1 SAFETY’S SAKE Camille Chmmoun. the tough, stub- | 1 |] A T C R i jr f l M l l C H head nurse, replacing Mrs. Jo- (Copyright lOftS, General Features , AS CMMraii 25c He tried a little -intimidation of on the propoaed acceptance of a much of the work on the Com- White Sox 12-9. Michael Kokoszki 1 Pfclsnl mother who leceived no Kreesicki said today he expects against getting a good result from Oorp.) o f ills own by reminding Eisenhow- bom politician who has been oc- ^ ____ ford. Klernan has alao resided In seph MuldOon who will leave this play. sub division to be known as Sec- munity Beach house, presented to hit his second grand slam .home 1 """ - P * '” '’ vaccine .veslei'day he- And Longtr TIra Woor Bloomfield and Rockville bsfors the committee will also dlicius po- er Russia has a fleet, an air force, nin in two games. Bill Cai-d was j <-anie the slate s first .llolio N-iclim copying l.iebannn's presidential ' Connecticut shortly with her With only two amall trumps in tion II, Cider Mill Heights, locat- the town by that group this palace; 760.000 frightened Chris- .stale Police reported two ac- coming lo Manchester In 1943, liuibend. Joseph Muldoon haa tential candidataa for State Rep- and an intercontinental missile; ed o ff Cider Mill Rd. spring. th# winnlnff pitcher with John ^ . Driva In For Our j cldents yesterday one In Hebron the dummy, South should begin tiana In Lebanon; less than 500.000 Klernan was employed as a been local field representative for resentative and the five JusUce of practically called Elsenhower's Also on tbs'sgqnda Is accept- He was a member of the Board Card relieving him. Catcher was Stale health offinala tdenlified ! and one In Ellington which re- the suit by flneMing the Jack. scared Bedouins In Jordan. typewriter mechanic, building ma- the heart Assn. . Chief Lifeguard the peace nominations open to the stated reason for going Into Leb- ance of a change Of an in/luslrial . of Fire Commissioners and acted Michael Blum. The While .Sox used' victim as Mra. Ge- 801-SIS Center Street bels such as pro-westeni or pro- dronie, Eaat Hartford. He com- soaking up the lUn with his fam ily munity Hall on Aug. 23. Hours of in East Harlfoid. The Rev. Roger car oh Ci'VHlsI Lake Ud. Khrushchev to Eisenhower-r-He a^ce with auggestions given at a ganza. full-sktrted dre.ss of street which are of wide interest, nileux and (fonnle Inaalaco. first: Communist mrsnlngl.esii In I he peted with the Bloomfield Town- at Weekspaug, R. I. O ff for a 2- the meeting have not vet been an- S. Ni'cholson peidormed the formal Telephoea M S-818S Slate Polite said minor's trar- Each piurchas# denied Russia Waa guilty of in- comrnlttee meeting Thursday at length. The flUed bodies and q-p, ordinance slates In part: and Kenneth and Joyce Moran, Potterton's Arab Fast diffliiilt. ers with cups, trophies and ribbons week motor trip and vacation In nounced but will be In the after- ceremony among decorationa of toi bounded out Into the road while direct aggression and again blame'd the Center School. scoop neckline were accented by i. No person. . .shall opeiate anv brother and slate:, second These 180 Center 81.. Cor. of Church Those who want In he Anierlra's the goal of all amateur peddle noon if the usual routine Is fol- modt hart is while gladiloi, Shaala daisies, pom- he was mowing hay. The vehicle Florida are Miss Janet ._Fr*c(;hla the United States and Britain for David LaBeau, architect of Ool- cap sleeves. Mrs Calhoun wore m otorboat,., until said boat.,'. four couples will compete In the friends are not standing up to be puahcis Ixm g'an ardent follower of Manchester end Misses Irene lowed. poms and palms, Justin T a ft Was K beige lace dress with a diaped counted struck a car driven by Water F. backed by direct aggression-, den-Storr'a Associates went over of all forma of boxing, Klernan and Nancy Gsgllardone of Bolton. . Persons 21 years of age and organist and Mrs. Beatrice Sllields satin bustle. Each mother wore How did American fortunes sink KIta. 4«. of Butcher Rd , Ellinglon. ^tdmk dtpendabla Eisenhower to Khrushchev He the plan.s with School Board Chair- worked with Hal Ballalino, Kid Rounding out one year this month more who are not now voters In Ch l J i * n i ' t F R i t was soloist. '- a corsage of pink roses. to low? Only alight damage leaulled In accused the Russians of trying to man Robei't Murphy, Dr. Howard Kaplan and Willie Pep all world’s with The Herald In the Photo and this town are eligible. They must ELECTRONICS The bride was given in marriage After a reception for 1.60 guests Palestine always has been basic KIta a < SI. undermine the U.N. by wanting the Mason, superintendent of schools, c'liHiu|)lons at various times in have lived in Bolton for at least ST A N EK by her father and was attended by at the British American Club, the to the Middle Kaat problem. Up lo Engraving Department Is Joe aummit meeting held outside that and Gordon Getchell, high achool their careers six months and in Connecticut for LABORATORIES the bridegroom’s sister. Miss couple left for a trip thiough'the February 10.6.6 there was reason to , , « • • SalernIs of 25 Cottage St.. Rock- oriJanlMtion. principal. ^ a year. Naturalized citizens are re- Nancy Anne Calhoun of Hartfoid,.^ Pocono Mis. in Pennsylvania, the iEew f SER V ICE Khrushchev lo Eisenhower -he Personals hops the Arabs might turn Inward | 4 » r f l V ( '> 1 (; WRLLS rABOO sion, suggested this' country and Norlhfield, Mass. Donald F. Tedford, local zon- Chauiei U Hat^effd. Ceea. as best man. Ushers were Robert J. !. in Hartford. The bridegroom Is Gaza .Strip. 'Iliat humiliated Nasser rock eater, has fully recovered made hy Marly Aroian, chief ing agent. Issued the following per- B M SM uq "The Inicrntable Maa** Britain might be preparing for Mrs. Allen Morell Is a patient and endangered hia political posi- Ckaoael 22 SeriBafield. Nfaet. t:H ( 3) WUlALyBIRDS Smith, bi'Other of the biide; and a graduate of Rockville High after swallowing itii estimated 2(KI pluiimacial Mra, Lillian White, mits last month; U and R Con- iTkaiaei SO New Britala. Coaa. ( ) NINE OXIdOCK MOVIE "new acts of violence, flatly said in the St. Francis Hospital where tion. He sought arms. Me could not 8 Russell V. Burr of Hartford. : School in the class of 19,66 and Is rocks ' Out I’allenl DepailiuenI rlerU at struction Co., -room ranch and Chaaiel 4| Aelreke. BlaM. (I8”48) TOP TFeN LVCY SHOWS Elsenhower was trying to widen she was removed from the Rock- The bride wore a gown of Chantil- f meet U..S. terms. The Communist 8 ID M C M M Channel S3 Watejrbttnr Cnna. (22’48> TWENTY-ONE a machine apprentice at Piatt and Her niolhei. Mrs. I’aliick Hol- Ihe hoapltnl, la one of Hie busiest 2-car attached garage on Riga the conflict in the Mideast, and ville City Hospital. ly lace and pleated nylon tulle with C OSTU M E JEW ELRY bloc was eager to help. (63) STARS OF JAZZ Whitney Aircraft. land, said a touch of pneumonia. ( lerli nl employes on Hie staff. The .HAL WALLIS fftj Ctoeeta: Marjraret Whitinff, ridiculed the ability of this country Paliicia Kashe has returned lo Even wllli these anna Nasser Lane; WIHIe Ener, Brandy St,. 2- a basque bodice, a Sabrina necjtline (reaUuent nf which led a week ago luoHier of Gene While,, well known car garage and breezeway; Wil- with Charlie VenUraU Quin- to protect the heads ot other gov- her home on Msiin St. after a visit and long tapered sleeves. The front was in no position to upaet Middle to discovery of the rorks Inside local sinik < ar race .driver, aha Plus "SPACE OHILDREN** lei ernments if they did come to a with her uncle and aunt Mr. and East peace. Me still might have liam Allison, Brandy St., utility COLUMBIA f:SG ( I) MICKRV SPILLANB’S MlKB of the gown formed a boi:ffant Connie, also has cleared up. tiandlf's < aah. < hargea, hilling and HAMMER summit meeting In New York. Mrs. Howard Bristo of Newington. skirt while the back was tiered in rnni entrate.d on attempts lo cure room on rear of house; Melvin In.surance papers for all peraoni WED.: “TOE KEY” nCYCLES (IMG) FRONTIER JUSTICE And Just for extra he threw In Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Loetscher of ruffles of Chantilly lace and F„ypt's backwardness. However Connie, who says the now Is Eagleson, Cook Dr., single garage "DanceroMM Orderi" brought to the emergency room for the complaint that Robert Murphy, Main St. have sold thei: summer pleated nylon lull, teiniinaling in a over-ambitinua. Nasser's plan for called "Gravel Gertie ", swallowed and breezeway; Howard Qhaae. Sales and Service (2MD) TV TOEATEB the rocks during I he past six treatment, x-raya, phyalral ther- "The OlaiH Step** State Department trouble-shooter collage at Crystal Lake. chapel train, trimmed with a luffle CLE A R A N CE... Hebron Rd., ^ single garage and a high Aswan dam to Increase apy. lahnratorv aiKf other work. (S3) BOXINO PRELIMINARIES months beisiise they "lasted real ■torage shed. Sizes 80 to 3« in the -Mideast, was mixed up in Howard Whit* of Windsor Locks of pleated n.vlon tulle An imported EF ypt's arable land might have During Hie paat lei en inonHis Mra. U:00 ( BOXING visited his sister, Mrs. G. F. Berr kept him occupied at home good." AIR CONDI TIONFD I,.ennjr Matthewe ¥■. Ste¥e “ shady” business. fingertip French illu.sion veil with While haa averaged 1.3.10 raaea per Friday. (iratultoua Ijiaull Oorloi'i, who renioved some of Maaoheslar Evening Herald Bel- Ward, Id rd. JUrlitweJght Elsenhower to Khrushchev- Chantilly lace edge trimmed with monlli. (8-48) STUDIO ONE IN HOLLY- Again the President slugged iridescent sequins was draped from Suddenly Washington pulled the the pebbles and let nature lake • • • ton oorrespondent, Dorla M. D'ltal- BIU'S TIRE and WOOD "The Laet Snmmer*' care of tha rest, atti'lbuted Hie lit- (22-80» SUSPICION Khrushchev for the tone of his htanchestvr Evening Herald a lace cloche edged with scalloped 1 (-D5V N0ME8SIVE 5ED0CTI0N SUE rug from under Naaser, withdraw- The Army A Navy Club of Man- la, telephone Mitchell S-SM8. S T A T E cldeiit to a poaalhla mineral de- REPAIR SHOP "Fonr O'Ctkek letters, accused him once more of Ellington correspondent Mrs. '/ F. pleated tulle and seed pearls. She I ing an offer of help on the dam and rlieatel Is condui ting s drive for 18* SpmiM S L — M l 0-0688 flclancy In Connie's ayatenr Advertisement— NOW and TUESDAY trying to bypass the U.N., suggest- Berr, telephone TRemont .6-9818. can-led s cascade of while rose.s I handing him a gratuitous Insult: new nieiiibers .Secretary Vlcloi- Evenings From <:I8 . Egypt waan’l up to aiich a pro- Mrs Holland said she was wor- Armalrong reports Ihe dub was Joe Hatcrnls When Buying or Sallli^ Bolton gram. 71ie reatiH was nationaliza- rying a lIHIe bll about all the pulr- 2 MOST C O LO iSA t TH H IU S ns-4e, U O F A IO F F orgsnlzed In 1919 and has a mem- Property call Lawrence F. Flano, T 0 0 4 Y IS OL'BS tion nf the .Suez Canal and the I960 llrlly her dairghter received, but IH E WORLD HAS EVER SEEN! berslilp of .600 'Hie clubhouae Is vIlle.A veteran ot four years In Broker. Phone MI 9-6910. (IS-tf) TBK VEIUMl.'l (8 VODBa MOR-SUN TUESDAY A U G U S T 5T H crisis. "Connie seems to be taking It all the United Slates A ir Force as < S) CAKTOOM ^ATKESS GAS HEAT 20% O F F Inraled at Ihe corner of Foreal (»-M> FBOM THE8R BOOTS Nssser now is captiva of all right." and .Main Sts. Club lueetlnga are a photographer with the Strategic 4:N list MBiQirrEK n a i held on the third Wednesday of Air tiommand, Saternli Is married 4 S) BIO ADVENTPBE THEA- INSTALLERS and lias two children, a son and TEB rat h month " W e Serve Well to ARTHUR'S TASTY < S) AMEBICAM BANDSTAND Serve Again " Is the slogan aiTopled daughter. Before Joining The Her- ttZOat 4IOKBN FOB A DAV by McBride’s Sport Spot at Cen- ald Saternli was a photo lab tech- SANDWICHES (4a> ABT WOBK8ROP WEDNESDAY A U G U S T 6T H nirlsn at Royal-MrBee. Hartford. "THE KIND ■THAT MAKE 4:IS aSAS) OEtBIET 8TUBM } 0% O F F ter St Operated by John and Anne t:l* THE EARLY SHOW 11:44 ( 5) DR. CHRISTIAN session of the Jehovah's Witnesses’ Prosenl-day civilization is nearing "Track Ike M an^pwn" ( SI NEWS a WEATHER FRIDAY A U G U S T 8T H 50% O F F areiiciAL bho ao bmknt (IS) NEWS, WBATREB AND -day Inlet nallonsi assembly drew jin epd. Kent TaTlop . FIT Z G ER A LD FORD A N N EX 8 "Ilcsi Plc4tre ef the Year” (44> TWIUOHT THIMTEB SPORTS r ROUTE gS, WINDSOR AVE.. > EIINON—TEL. MI 8-0188 more than a quartei-nillHon pei- "W e know not .the day or the M A N CHESTER (111 THE BIO NEWS hnui . but the woj'ld'z end is near," "THE IRIDGE ON SQiis to Xankee Sladlum and the Drtivf ‘Fn'Jlu'ath: (55) NEWS A WEATHER said Nathan H. Knorr, president ot (44) WEATHER THE RIVER KWAI" Nichols T I p C (SSI NEWS Jhe Watch Tower Bible and Tract riK¥miiRr¥»«i - r«l»r la 11:45 1441 feature irORTT Society, and thousands o( w it- Al i:M • DiU REGULAR PRICES Manchesttr ■ • t |„g 11:15 I 4) WORLD'S BEST MOVIES SATURDAY A U G U ST 9 T H 60% O F F nesses applauded. The society Is "Rnutliehad': Bsbert Ble^ AdmlttUa Me tlnz, Joka Ircisad b y pa3d ng m illio ns ' *, ' ♦ the legal name of the Witness (111 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIB movement. Goodyear "AII-Ameri(NiB Chama" A total of 4.784 observers as- stnart Krida. B*H)r Fameea (Ml THE SACK PAAB SHOW signed to the task counted the N YLO N TIRES 11:54 ( 5) FEATURE FILM "SeatUiad crowd end said 258.922 persons ■AnMARTPMI I Yard lam tigalar” . Erie TUESDAY A U G UST 12T H 70% O F F 600 (HALF A BOOK) were In attendant:*, : Voa Slraabela Stefe Bad Plaat 883 BroAd 8L («i T he sack paar show v c» Knorr aald the'end of the preaent FAMILY ^ ( S) NEW.S ft WEATHER world la "nalKIng over which to be TEL Ml 3.5179 ( 41 NEWS " F n m o us sorry because a rtesv world of new Orefferjr Perk SHOP iAKLY FOR REST SELECTION! heavens end s'end Berth ie to be- Oriee weilft TUESDAY TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS gin after .thle old world ends in *:«0 6. ‘ ■■'C,' Armageddon," "MORY DICK' 0:M ^2iiV^DI«A^• lt:tt I a) NEWS Central lo the Wltnesees' belief (11-44) LOVE OF LIFE SWISS (SMt) TIC TAC DOUOR $5000 worth of .fashion jewelry must bfi hKjved to make wa.v for new li that the atruggle between good iscvii Brear ( SI NEWS. WEATHER A "4MH18R AT tllMABRON 8POBT8 and evil will end with a final battle PASS" CD SPOBT8CA8T fill styleR. J2m_eMrlier_^2ou_8hog^^ Jewelry celled Aimegeddon. Then, eey (he (Hj BIO PICTDBB fo r su rgical-m e d ical care D RY CLE A N I N G 4144 (ttj BPE4JAL asSIQNMENT DRY CLEANING Witncaiei, good will conquer '^vll ■:U (»> nBWB from miiliy of the top fathion designers. Included will be rhinestone, and the wttneasea will Inherit a ifu ( fl TOWN CBIEB Pickup and DtliYary K a a p s M y Su m m a r new world of peace and averlaeting' 1 ;N 4 S) MEWS, JWBATHER. AND SPORTS FISHER Su its Lo o k in g Just tailored gold, pefirls, steHing ailverj go|d filled and colored jeweliy. IH*. ( tl TELL IT TO TBE MAYOR ' Nothing (la more evident, aald STARTS WEDNESDAY (III 1 OX'LOCB REPORT DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. We don'J: eYer remember any sale like ibhie in the history of Manches- Knorr, "ttwn the government of tni HM^MKB AND LOCAL S8A Broftd SL— Dial 111 8-7111 Read Herald Advi. “ADAM and EVE*^ (In Color) LIKE NEW!” the Eefth (V " 'll ^.V (rta many (Sa-Ml NEWS A WBATREB ter. Buy how for all gift occRnions Rhead and 6*ve. You will deduct goda of men hea felled.” (SSI SPORTS FOCUS T h a t’s because Senitoite ia ao 7:11 l t : U ( 4) BUGS RUNNY He predicted the United Natloni (IMtl^DO^OLAS EDWABM IZiSt'l 41 HOLLYWOOD’S BEST thorough! I t fluahea ou t deep- the above savings from original price tickets on the days-W indicated will have no more cucceu in etav- (14) SEARCH FOB TOMORROW (SS) ,RST FOB LAl'OHB (IM4) IT COULD BB TOD, down soil and d irt... atuhbom tng oft a war than did Ua predecae- (SSI NEWS- (c*lar)____ X-RAY With your purchas* of ZOO^qdlens or mort of fu«l oil C.O.D. wo (ISl 40RN DALY. NEWS apota . . . even perapiraiion. above. lor, thd "blasphemous abominable" 1 :» ■ ( SI FKATI1BB f I lm .. .4 'S ' y F K - WITR KUtABBTH will 9ivo you obsolufoly FREE 600 Triplo-S Muo Stomps (holf a League of Nations. “ Meidar I* Ih* Matlr R*U” ‘lifi is; ]5S?rs^®' ‘ ’ ' " ? Colora and patterns are fully Also, once again, he eeld Prot,ee- On Berybody- | | | Q Is Cbming Soon V*>a R ^ ta a book). Don't doloy— phono u> your oroor todoy! ( SI PEOPLE’S uaoioB renewed . . . like-new '’finish’* tent and Roman Catholic laadera (111 B om N ROOD is; siftiW (44) BIMOO AT ROME ia restored and our hetter, AN Saits niM l Na Exehanqts or Rtfunds were aeJIlng qut to ‘‘ govarnment "My Br*tb*r's K**Mr” 5:M (It) <»MNECriUUT LIFE EY*ry dfty ... ov«r r by men" -when only trust In God («U rB E I ^ L HHOYS longer lasting preaa rqtaina the will save the wurlcS. (St) BAOaU BAOOIS (r*l*r> ml NEWS " **"*'■" paid.. . ovar fi thtniRnl QoBMcAMet (44) MIOOBT BACRWAY l:tt (St) at ROME WlftH R im T original fit and drape. 'Try it Many Witnesses started for their (IS) MICKKY ROONEY SBOW 4:44 (14-44) BRAT TRB UdJVK homee when Knorr ftniahad speak- ( I) COWTOWN RODEO - ( S) PUBLIC OBFRNBER aiKj *ee the difference! (ta4t)_TBB OBOBOR BURNS _ m-M) LUCKY PAnV% ing. Others ranjalned In their ,I:M (1444)------MUi— w easts.-to help clean up the bell RMERNl (IM ^ n o U S k PARTY imim/Ury for |»B|i>yMwi “Oat** ~ " i 8) PElTURR PILM perke. ' 4at*4 rHy" "OYP*y Pary" Tivlea Uad- (U) UiKBAUXLlisEB t*ra ^pirtkal-nedicRl car* eoata. CMS wa* SiM 4 S4I)■) B4>ABOLD dOURNBY ( 4) BAMDSTAND BOLAND OIL (XI. ‘Cai«**a nag la Keaya” -444-14) RAOOIS RAGOni 3 6 9 Center St„ a t West Cen ter St., M l 3 ^ 3 2 0 III Japan to Buy Reactora a * R la n rio * to A f « j e s • I Tokyo -Japan la planning to Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED lie n e l Kw m H O ME H E A TIN G SPECIA LISTS SIN CE 1935 hava her firat atomlc-powet‘od CW ICC CLEANEKK ^ Jawalara-silveramitha . alactric'-Mwer plant In 'Operation A TLA N TIC HEATING OILS D y YIDD ia u N dereks before IM I. Japan will aoon buy a 95S If AIN ST„ MANCHESTER AIR [ (1 S |i I I I 0 S I |4M E. M IDDLE T rU E . ' alto Hartford l , -watt reactor from Croat C O N N E C T I C U T H P O I C A L S E R V I C E , I N C . I. 00 000 -tor . . . , a • ' MANCHESTEW—MI S-lUt 24 H O UR BURNER SERVICE Britain, and a preoaurloed-walar— COMING L. T. v/OOD CO. JHB KNOWN NAME. THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 ^ or beLtlng-wator--nroaelor from tha S T A T E THcphonc M lfch dl 3-1129 umud aulaa. '

MANCUEST^ EVENING HERALD. HAI/GUESI’ER. ^N N . MONDAY. AUGUeT 4.il968 . 1-7 MANUtltja'l'iiaL EViiJNiNU HSiKAU*. lUNCHESTKB, OONH, MONDAY, AUG,UST i, 1958 PAGSinVS PAGE FOUR r I II ' IF WHAY—Nlcbl Wateb Arms Fir m Sets ' lions of the town- Only regular Sportsmen's- -dlab president, or M art C o m fer ^ W M rk g Coventry ' \ WKMB-440 WUAX— WTIC-Mu*c _ ^ . RockviUo ^ SolUh Windsor Rybezyk Finishes Andover^ membere'ltav* voting privileges in from tte ALPOA board of dlrec- WORC-Moodt lor, RomaM*. the semi-annual meetings held In tdre. »Vm F— 12M P a i l y R a d i o ^iOr-lOM WOOO—ISM WPOP—Top 40 TIMI^ F u ll W ork Week Course at M IT June' and the annual meeting held' _Snput Men NhiMled F A L S E T E E T H woac-4: EaaUnp Da/Uckt ttan* . **vf&YVN|gbl Walrt Girl, 16, dies in late August or early Septem- ..Frank Haines, Boy Scout neigh- Her* 1* a pleasant war to oeareoni* Teen-H’ers Will Take Charge . ^ w n o —Tim* for Muile T»«W HAven, Aus. 4 )—Th* Mar-' Bo^hPfu*ties ber. borhood commissioner, has re- loot* plat*, dlacomfort. PASTXETR. The Baby Has Z_ WDRC—Mood* for Romanc* Court Handles Cases Town Plannining Engineer Ed-' an UnproTM powder, sprinkled on Hn rtfwtfmg Co. r«tum*d to a fuH; ward Rybcrylt Ja In order to nvalntein a closer quested any men who are Interest- upper snd lower plate* bold* them TbAxRiUQMfUig proftm aclMd^i WPOP—Modern Bound* I back at work lo- flve-d*y w6*k tJday. AfterCrash day after completing a 2-.week Set Caucuses check so Uiat the beac^ will be ed in helping the local. Boy Scout firmer *o that they feel >hor* com- Of 27th Annual 4-H Town Fair gn auppUed ‘ by um nulio ‘ *WHi»*lNI*ht Which , Theodore ' vice preal- used only' by members in good fortable. No giunmr. gooey, patty ng Muaie WTIC—ON Radio JUVIew summer course Ih city and region- Troop^by serving as a committee- ttxtc or (reUng. It*a alkaline (non- Al Pi^ JUnborea dent, eeld the ftUi w ork week wai From Union St. Check standing and their gueals, the con- man or officer to contact him. acid i Poes not aour.xCheek* "plat* :«m*iiUi «nd im M lq«ct to tba mofig. WDRC—Mood* (or Romdne* A M-year-old Hartford girl died al planning offered by .ihe...Mas- . WPOP—Modem Sotmda being reetored because •(. Improv- P.' i iiaiei The Democratic caucus to aelect stable has been fumiahtd with a- RKtnmrnves at Wales Rd. odor " (denture bieetn) Qei FAS- Been Named... 27th annual 4-H Town^ ntiower* He4d ch u g * without notid*. WX»RC^^S«rer^ PlaM« at Hartford Hospital yesterday sachusetts Institute of Technoiogy. TXETH 'today at anv dicug oountar. ___ at the building and Mlaa Roae Koeatler of NJathan WPOP*>-T^ «0 TIM tliMxe ed bueineee condlUone. • Twenty-five motor vehicle cAsei6>on Wednesday of thie week and Among the subjects offered In a State Representative and Jua- llst of all regular and associate (Torporal Anderson Re-enlista ^ WlNr—M»ech«at»f HtraM N*** . WHAV.x.Jau Alley Some S6e pmployee have,been morning several, hours after she members. ALPOA has also asked ground* of'tha CSiurch Community Hale Dr. waa given a mlac^Mneous WTIC-Newe arieing from a_apot ch eck . laat also Aug. 13 during the usual and three bther teenage compan- the course were modern concepts ticee of the Peace will be^held in Cpl. Lawrence Anderson, son Houa* wdU W run by the Teen- ahow*r recently at theBrboltmpore 5^^S^*ill«SVualc‘ . ^ ITORO^awe operating dh' a 4-:^ foi'm*!*^ of Ger- WKiyB—Botton7kMB-E V* Dcireit WDRC.—Moode (or Romance Mra. Jamea B. Quinn. Injured were the 'Town Hall next Monday at 8 mean that residents, who are year hitch. Anderaon has complet- Robert Covlello are g^beral chair- mlach-PJrtepklrchen,tklrcl G • i^m a n y WTUi—tvfi* (tiliei. WPOP—Modem SoutMg to hire additional employee. Prea- thi* morning. Disposal BM* Due Russell E. Deirocher, 19, 'listed as program -for metropolitan areas, p.m. ed j years in the Corps and is | tal. Hie maternal grandparenCs are Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Love of WDmi—Tenn. ErnI* Ford *‘tmAY-Pwlh* Tim* . suhdixision control, zoning, ad- eligible but have not applied or B ARLO W 'S TV Dallas, Tex., and his paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. T. 8. men of the fair, ThI* lA^h* f1r*t will be njAiTled Saturday td. Lin- WPOP-Waxwork* .WKNB—CryalaJ Park Jamboraa ertt employment at the company I* Seven motorist*, who pleaded Bids for construction of a waste the driver of the car; hia brothier, . state Rep. Eliaw’orlh Covell. novC stationed on Okinawa. ye«i; a local club will have thli re- it* WTIC-You Bet Your Lila **illiAY-.l«*k AI4M . about 10 per ceht below that of guilty to operating with improper ministration. population surveys have been rejected, will no longer - 1089 ToUand .TunipUie, Bailey of La Jolla. Calif, He has a sister, Linda. 3; and a broth- wood JC\ Bearn* of town, aon of WTIC—Burllght Serenade V disposal system at Vernon Ele- Jetry Desrocher, 18;‘and Miss Jane chairman of the Republican Town to able to use the beach as guests. Buckland— Ml S-S09S - aponalblllty. Wmr—Newa WDR(%-Rob«n O. l.aWiii WDRC—Moode for Romance laat year. or defective mi^flera, were' each and forecasting and long range er, Daniel, 4. Miy-J^nd Mr* Harry L. Bealce d f^ ;(. le— WPOP-Thx World Today mentary School are due by ThUra- Babourin, ail of Hartford. Committee, has declined to state Dancing Leasoaa at Red Barn Manchester Evening Herald .An- • • • • • During the p«al 26 year* the 4»H *:l$- WPOP—Modern Sound* fined 86 with Judge Francis T. iiie Desrocher brothers are lilted j pnblic works_ ^drkmankman, Me. formerly of lown.Vxtown. | xwiNF—Mu*tc«rttir:|o*'airan4 tl;4g— day a t,4 p.m. at the office of whether he will run again or not. A class in dance instruction will dover onrreaponrient, Mr*. Paul I). Tow n committee ha* taken full at St. Mary * Roman Catholic WHAY-Polk* rim« O'Loughltn informing four of them superintendent's office or at the at Hartford Hospital today as being . R>^®.vk, who was appointed as However, ho other names have Pfnnstirhl, telephone Pilgrim Chris Vornon, son of Mr, and Mrs Alan fielding of Vernon. Cil Koiby WTIC—Nlthl x,tn» The Men’s Club of Vernon Burke N oiiiinoiioii day; the PTA-Red O bss swim- Jtidge*. P^deHc Demiiig; traffic. WPRR—Bart A Ofarl* 86 fine was ordered for: Robert craaKhd Into the De.xrocher vehicle, election Was Nathan Galchell. now tal His maternal grandparenis are Mr. and Mrs, William .lan- Mlaa W illiam^ will be married: WPOP—Waxworks 875 M AIN ST. Methodist Chilrch wiy,^hold Its ming claxses graduation at 7;.30 Robert 'Oehrlng: entile*. Mle* Aug. 23 to Philip John Parentl. 4:4ft— WPOP—Top 40 Tim* - ^ ' I J. Leonard. 18, Tolland; Celine is also in Hartford Hospital with a a teacher at the Regional District ming classes graduation at 7 ;.30 canon David Kelly arrived in lak of Tolland, and hi.s paternal grandparenis are Mr. and Mrs. 1 t:**- \ monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at lacerated scalp and questionable; Fo r Board Filed I>eon«rd. clulrman, ***i»t*d by aon of Mi- -itiid Mra, John Parcnli I WHAY-PfaUcr Party F. Zepke, 24, Thompsonville; Guy 8 High School in Hebron. E'*"; ’i’ii'irsday; ALPOA Juniors town today from Ontario, Canada, RANG! Frank Arnold of .New Britain. He has a brother, George Web- WOC( ^—R e c o r d R s v u s WIIAY-Night Watch GENERAL WILL BE CLOSEll the church. . ' head, injuries. His condition la Guest Rules Flnforced Sock Hop at 8 p.m, Friday; end a , p, conducting a picach- ; Mia* Bradfield. Eleanor Sharon of Koreaidnjlr, at Kingdom Hall in WKNB—Boston vs Detroit WTIC—Night Un* ^ N, B- Philbrick, 30, 86 W. Main St., \ V I I ster, 311 . Macneil and Penny Barth; food*, WTIC—Ross Miller WDRC—Til* World Tonight ^ Rockville; and Willie E. Miller. 41. Coming Events listed a* "serious." A jibrnlnatlng propo.xal for John Constable William Kowalski was chicken barbecue at 5:!10 p.m, Sat-I(ng mission. He will be honored; • • • • « Wext Haitfoid. Mra Charlea Wil- WPOP—Top 40 Tim* The VPW will hold Its monthly Mlaa .Macneil: publicity, Norman WDR!>-Cai rioibv T V SER V ICE FROM-* Stafford Springe, Judge O'Lough- State Police said the Desrocher B. Burke, 12 Summit St., a candi- on duty this weekend at the A n -! “ relay. Uvtth an informal reception; lUEL OIL llani*. I oiiain of the bride to be. WPOP-Wsxworks 1 l ; * » — grocery social for members and car was heading souUi on King date toy Republican nomination dover Lake beach to enforce the | The barliecue will be pul on Wednesday evening at 7 .'10 in the i Robin fallh. daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp ,Ir , Oiehotaky; ael-up and I WINF-New* Day* M AC A C«" lin (UHnissed e similar charge 32P Woodland St He was bom Inly 28 at Manchester Me- Paul W. Kenyon, chairm* n assist- ss malroii or honor. WKAY-Plattri Parlv l;l*~ AUG. 1 TO AUG. 15 friends tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at St., Just south of McGuire St., for the Board of Director*, wa.x guest rules adopted recently by through t h e cooperation of pariah liali of St. Mary's Episcopal | GASOLINE i-H Camper* WINF—WINF Bandiland NIghte, S wSiSal2.95 Plus Part* \ . filed a^inet Thomas Trapp, 18, of morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. ed bv Cllffoid Anderaon and Ore;^f WPCC—Record Revgs 80 Spring ,St., Rockville. tha home of Mrs. Marie Klgter, 110 w hen Doyle'* car, traveling, north, filed in the town clerk's office thix the Andover Lake Property Own- ALaPOA ii;i(1 the Sportsmen's Club. ciuiixh. and all his friends are in- | l.o<'al 4-H club membera attend- WKNB-.News. «r»orls *;li- TEL. Ml 8-6482 Orchard St. ____ .crossed the center strip and struck ptbrnlng. Arthur Daury of Holyoke, Mass, and hla palernat grandparents holaky, , WTIC—News WIUY-Nigm waleh ' Defective Brake Chargee er*' Assn. Board of Directors. with the Sportsmen's a u b bake-'vHed lo attend. He i* a former = the Tolland county aenlor Horowitz Pool' swimmers will the left front of the car containing Burke, a funeral director never are Mr. and Mrs Henry Sharp Sr of Cave City. Ark Hia great- Superinlentlent* of the exbtbll* * WDRO—News K^vs^nsr WTIO-iNIglil Line Cases involving motorists charg- The rules specify that only out- master, f irst Selectman L. Ed- curate of the church, grandparents ere Mr and Mrs. flxeai Merriise of Holyoke, Mass, of the fair ere vegeteblM. G or- camp program in Abington thla WPOP-Waiworks WDRC—The World Tonight I conipete with a Berlin team at the teenagers. Doyle waa travelkig before active in politics, thus be- of-town guests may be brought lo i ward Whitcomb, in charge of the Older parishioners will retail j BANTLY OIL week follow; Paul Keiivon. Jame* WPOP—Top 40 Tim* ed with (Jrivlng motor vehicles with alone. State Police spid. / comes the first member of h|s and his great-grcal-grandmolher Is Mrs Ixnilse Verchol, 320 don Fardel, Gordon Anderaon and WlNr—News 1 defective or improper brakes were Henry Park tomorrow at 7 p.m. the beach by rogular or associate pit. that the laic Rev. J. Sliiait Neill 1 1 . i M i ' v \ > , i \ r Robert DeLorge; flower*. Betty ! ^ ‘ l-oige, Norman Orehotaky^Jean ' He wa.x an-ested and charged party to glgnlf.v formallv hia in- members. Regular membership The menu will include chicken, became acquainted with Canon^ Woodland SI. ft:lft— WHAY-Ntgtit Watch handled as follows: Everett C. Both teams are membera of the • • • • • Ivou Ijeonaid. Debprtih,^Kiiaick, Ann Bradfield. Penny Barth. WHAY—Platter Partv WTIC—NlgRt Line. Central Connecticut Swim- with gross and willful misconduct tention to run for the Board.of privileges are available to those salad, potato chips, rolls.' butter. Kelly while Rector Neill wa.s in ; ' ' 1 \ i \ ' - i m . i , i Cheryl Utile, Theodora Hladky, WreC—Record Revus WDRC—Mood* for Romanc* Joyner, 65. Windsorville; Joseph with a motor vehicle^, Bond was set Directors. Robert John, aon of Mr. and Mrs William McCarthy of Wap- and Norma tjawtelii;---^ou(TTt‘, VIr; WKNB—P.M WPOP—Top 40 Time ming League. living in the Lake area while as- cake and coffee or milk. Northeni Ireland on a tour there, MarldeU I..eona)'d, .loan McKinney. '57 Ford 9 Pass. 4^Door Co untry Belotti, 33, Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; at $2,500. He ia.alated'to appear in The only Democrat who has so aociate membership may be ap- ! Tickets may he pun ha.xed from Canon Kelly is slaying al 80 TEL Mltchrll 9-459S ptng. He was bom July 28 al Mamhealer Memorial Hospital glnla ('ouch; ahcefr—Tl^yn* Mc- WTIC—Ross Milter • : 4« — . Emma Caron, 23, of 132 High St., The Hartford County Council Linda Wahmann. Ellen Adam* and WOHO—r' ai Kf»lhv WHAY-Nlam Watch , will hold an outing Aug. 10 at South Windsor Town Court Sept. 8. .far entered the contest for the piled for by residents of other sec-I Whitcomb or Charles P h e j p a., Church St. His maternal grandparenU are Mr and Mrs .lohn Buhrmsnn of Kinney: pet,*, Gail Caigo; dairy, WPOP—Waxworks WTIC—Night Lin* Ri^kv'UIe and Janice T. Duhn, 29 KUCkVILLE TR 5-3271 •lohn Wanagel, < lolhing. Joyce Pamela Roae Mlaa Little 1* at- noon at Sunshine Grove, Lieder- Investigating., the crash were Board officially ia Director Fran- M Byram. and Ills paternal grandpsienls are Mr. and Mrs Harold !:»•— WDRC—Mood* for Romanc* of 9 Rau St., Rockville, each fine .State Policemen Philip Larizzo, McCarthy of Haakell, N .1 He haa s sister, Kalherins Anne, Schnrll, Linda Wahmann and tending the piogiam under a xchol- WHAY —Plstier Parly WPOP—Top 40 Time Squire. Power steering and brakes, tafel Park, East Hartford. Local cia J. Mahoney, who on Thursday arahlp award of the 4-H town Wrcc—Record Revus _ 83. iJohn Wargo and Bernard Collins, filed hia letter of intent to seek 1; and a brother. William Kevin, 2 Pamela Roae: rood* Barbara f>og- WKNB—P.M. members of the VFW or it* Aux- • ••••>< commllta*. WHAY-Nlrhl Watch Similar caaea continued for one ell of Hertford barracks. reelection. gatk. and Ellen Adama; canning, WTIC—Ross Miller WTIC-Mufl#. week were those, of: Anthdhy Ma- iliary may obtain tickets from GecfVge Frank Jr„ son of Mr and Mrs George k'. .Innes Il2 Itheryl Ultle. handlciaft. Diana Parent* and friend* *re invited WDlCi>-Cai K-iibv WDRO—Mood* for Romanc* Fordo m atic, radio, heater, wbite- Commander Joseph Fetko or Mrs. Candidates of both partiea have to vl»lt the c*mp for the progr*m WpOP—United Auto Workers Shoa WPOP—Top 40 Tim# fei-a, S3, Ci-omwell and-tJsifdl A. until Aug. 25 to file for the Sept Thiw W y lli/eek Shoppers ttYE iOTH 4 Elm St. He was born .lul.v 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospi- Wahmann; hobble*. Gall Cargo; 1:4ft— Lukas, 17, of 16 Fox Hill Dr. Rob- Laura Hickton, president of the Friday at 8 p.m Camper* may Ike Vetoes Funds 9 primaries. tal. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ixmls .1 Smith booth*. Linda Gronback; demon- WINK—Sports ert C. Fecteau, 18. of 147 E. Main auxiliary. of Vernon and hla paternal grandparenis are Mr and Mrs George atratlona, Cathy l.«abrie. Superln- leave that evening or by H am WHAY—Piattar Psrty wall tires, solid white finish. Just Admitted Saturday: .Mrs. taa- Burke's nominating proposal Wr?CC—R e c o r d Re v u s St., Rockville, pleaded ihnodent to To Agencies, Raps contained 57 aignaturea. seven 1 T, Jonea of Clemaon Dr. He has a slater, Linda, 3 ', iendenta for woodworking, entom-j Saturday according to Albert B, WKNB—P.M. the same charge. Hi* case was con- belle Parks, 29 Center St.: John ology. end phblogieph* ere yet to i Crey, ToUand county club agent WTJC-Rois Miller NOTICE. Alley, 90 Talcott Ave.; Roy S. more than required. According lo WDRC—Tal Kolhv tinued until Aug. 18. the. instrument, he is being pro- Kethy Ann, daughter of Mr and Mr*. Karle f. Armstrong he named Jamea D el»ig* wa.x i hoxcn hon like new. Cases Involving motorists Kempton, Kingsbury Ave.; Law- Retirement Total WPOP—United Auio Workers Shoe posed for the Board bv John B of- Foster Rd., Wspplng She w-as born .Inly 28 at Manchester .liidgea of the exhihll enlrlei will or ttfnper for th* “H ' for head, A;M— - THE OFFICE OF charged with failure to carry reg- rence LegJrio Jr., Seymour, Memorial Hospital Her maternal grandparents are Mr and hr aa fnllowa: Vegetahlex. Mlaa and Anne Wheelock. honor camp- WIIA V — Dstei inf Born Saturday: A rfon lo Mr. DeQuattro, 124 Constance Dr. \Vf!f;C—Kv^ninf Uusie DR. FLORENCE M. FITZGERALD $ 2 2 9 5 istration certificates were handled (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Louis Schwater of Burbank, Calif, and her paternal grand- Kathleen Haley of Willfhglon and er for the "H" for henith. of (he WKNB-P.M FORD ANNEX VERNON MI 8-0263 a* follows: Francis A. Malson. 34. and Mrs. Chester A. Bienkowski, 2 mother la Mrs Myrtle Armstrong of Huckland, She has a sis- .Stewart Ackieman of Tolland; 4-H emblem, at the oloaing of thej WTIC—News Michael Dr., Vernon, said, payment of claims afid re- WDRO—News Reporter JACOBSON '.o f 28 Talcott Ave., Rockville. 83; ter, Deborah Jo, 8, and a brother, Earle .Ir., 2 flower*. Mra. Raymond B. Bennett aecoml week of Junior camp at the WPOP—News Robert J, Clifford. 29, East Hart- Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Jose funds this year will total leas than * • • • * and Mr*. George H, Paeamore of program FrldaV night DeLacruz and son. 126 E. .Main { $800 million. Publir Kecordss WrNF—News 417 EA ST CENTER ST. . fhrd, $3 fine suspend^: Thelma p. BriM Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs VVllllam Kelleher of Coven- Slorr*; poultry. Dr. Jamea Caraon Nancy Moore of town la aervlng j Higgins, 35,' of 107 Grove St.. St.; Edward LeGaull Jr., 'Vernon'i "It is true that this favtfrable; ' S try. He wa* bom .Inly 28 at .Manchester Memorial Hospital. €:IS— of th« Univeralty of Connecticut; ax water aafety Inatrurtor during WINF---- Music for fcvening WILL BE CLOSED Rohkville, continued one week af- Ave. I balance in the fund wiN not co n -‘ _ Warrantee Deed* He has a brother, Bruce, 8; and a'sisler. Ellen. T. aheep. Arthur St. t»ula of Vernon; Ih* three week ramp program «.lft— • Admitted yesterday: Mfss Lena : Untie indefinitely," Eisenhower Doris Beller to « • * * « WHAY—Dsteltne ter She pleaded inpocenl; and Ed- peU, Mra Leon C. Heckler: dairy. Peraonel* Wrer—Kvening Musis FOR VACATION ward Moser, 21. West Rd.. Elling- Schlotl,. 131 Prospect St.; Idichael Isaid. •>'' «od Olga E. ReiifU^th Paul, ion nf Mr am'1 Mri. Robert Moiin. AO L>«von Baker, 46 Davis Ave,; Mrs. Lily "Howe-ver, while there may be Walden, property on Ludlow Rd, John E. KIngabury Sr. I Mix Mai l ha rarixon xnd Mr WKNB-PM ton. 83 fine suspended. Moser was Dr. H® wan born July 2^^ at MAnihreler MfnmriAl Mnepiifil Ctothing. Mlaa Bonnie I.indau. I and Mia. I.eo Blanc.hrl have re- WTIC—SlncNv diKirts AUG. 11 Cleary, 105 Prospect St.; Roger compelling reasons for full fund- “ Rhb^i't U TENDER, JUICY, SHORT CUT Hli maternal grandparents are Mr; and Mrs, Clayton R'ams- lumed lo IMeIr home* m .Milford, WDRO-^ Zalman YEHH ROUND OIR CONDITIONING , also fined 83 for failure to carry Die new Tolland couiilv 4-H club WPOP—Lawrenct Wsik hia operator's license. Light, 14 Washington St.. Vernon; of private pension ^Uns to ,In-I """„***''** O Connell, property worth of Middletown, and Ins paternni giandparenls are Mi and .Manx after apemling two weekx re- homemtklng agent, Mra. Roheit lllLillM P. Other* fined 83 with payment Mrs. Frank Weston. RFD 2, Tol- employes that they will Mr*. Lionel Morin of Centrnl Falls. Ft 1, Hi hai a brother, I^rr v, H Wilcox. Mra. Percy Conk of with Ml and Mra Frederick G WH.*Y-fleienade land: Sandra Dunlz, RFD 2, Tol- 1 ceive earned benefits even though' John M. end Winnlfred M. Purdy 21 months; and a.•later, Lynn, Andover. Mix Weller .S, Haven Blaeell and family on High .SI. Mr*. WfVr—Evening Music THOI’GHTFCI. SERVICtE suspended for failure to carry op- land; Stanley Ruggles. Kingsbury the employer goes out of business, j David I., and Jan^ D. Warren. V- • • • • • WKNB—P M erator's license were: Rose M. and Mra Julia DeLorge; f o o d * . Carlson la .Mr*. Bisaell a mother WTIC—Coif Glee <;iiih AT ANV HOT'R Ave. no auch eventuality faces the em- i Property al 30 Jean Rd Russell Alan, son nf Mr. and Mrs Ralph Bsrber 18T Msple Mra. Loiiix Oreholxky and Mra. and Mrs. Blanche!, tier xlxlei, W DRO»-0 n v lyoni ba rd e Schulre, 65, of 6 Chamberlain St.. ployes of the federal government.'' | Executor’* Deed WPOP—John Daly -^-ha* won many lasting friends. It la our Rockville; and^.Tulia Bonan. 43, of Births yesterday: A daughter to 81 He was born .lulv 20 si Manchester Meinorlsl Hospllsl. Owen S Traak; canning. Mr* By- Mr. and Mr* I..eo T. i.eary and Mr. and Mrs. Johq Lorenc, 144 W. in addition to the retirement Late Grace Robertson lo ‘Clinton Ih. 6:4ft— deep deaire lo serve well at any hour o f the 136 Orchard St.. Rockville. Hla maternal grandparenis are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koelsch. 18'• ron H. Shinn of Holton Ijike; wood- family have returned to their home WHAY-ieorenade A NSCO Main St.; a daughter to Mr. and fund and Veterans Administration, E. O’Brien Jr. and Ann M. O'Brien, BlaseU'HI . and his pslprnnl grandparents are Mr and Mis l/nils working. bandW.rafI and pliologra- on Upton Di. after apemling two W('rr —Kivenfng Music day or nlghu Judge O'Loughlin fined two oth- the bill Eisenhower vetoed carried one-half interest in properly at WKNB-P M er motorists $3 each and suspend- Mrs. George Lynch, Main St., El- Barber, 188 Msple Rl. He has e brother. Ralph losepli ,li , 18 phv. .lamea T, Laldlaw. hnhhlex. week* al I.akevllle ami with rela-. WTIC—Three Sui Cjxlra lington. funds for; N. School and Oakland Sts. FILM Air conditioned for ed payment In the cases of John Late Grace Robertson to Clinton mnnlhs Mix. Heckler, hoolhx, .SI Umlx IJ ex and filendx at Old Orchard WDPC—leAweii Thomas Discharged yesterday: Mr*. Don- The Civil Service Commission. • • • • • WPOP—Top 40 Tims •nr comrort. Wsclaw, 59, Tolland: and Marcel E. O'Brien and Edith M, O’Brien, and Mr* Ralph C Hoffman, dem- Beach. Me. 127-120-420 Fur|«ral ald Bqudreault and aon. Elling- Federal Civil Defense, Federal M B W slaiiios Pairtrk. aoTi of Mr and Mrs Willtsin K ('onrov, lAi WllUain P. Quiah D. Roy. 28. Hartford. They were one-half interost in property at N. onxtratlona, Mra Hoffman and Court caxex diepo.xed of In Juxtice WHAV-«ereiisd‘ ton; Roy S. Kempton, KIngabury Communications (Commission. Fed- Summit Pt lie wns born luly .10 at Mamhesler Memorial Hos- cmii'l FridaV nighi follow: Roger charged with operating without a School and Oakland Sta. Mra. .loeeph Motycka, and enlomo- Wf‘t'<’ —K.venina Muslr R»5i. 3 for $1.50 Raymond P. <)ulah Ave. eral Trade Commission. Federal 1*1 HAYDl^ OR NEPCO pital His piilrrnal gtnndparonts are Mr and Mrs .lames .1. logy, Mix* Daley H LInaJey. iS, of Wapping cauxiiig WKNB—I'rvstal Park .IamlV'i*a Homfi license. Power Commission, General Ac- Rill of Sale Conroy (»f Snyuer. N V , #ind hla rimternai gramlpnirnta are Mr. unnecexsary noixe while driving WTIC—Dick Bertel Admitted today: Roy Perkins. Mary T. Ivanlskl lo Sophie M. Entry HInnka Due WT)RC—Amos anrt Andy Ml 3-5940 Norman G. Lyman. 27, of 32 Vil- 66 Ellington Aye. counting Office, General Services and Mrs. F‘»thrk .1 Mulvev »tf RufTiiln. N Y Uiinl 4 H I'hih mcmbcix are re- motor \chicle, fined $18; Gilman WPOP—rullon Lewis For lage St,. Rockville, was fined $3 Administration, Housing and Dombrowakl. Terri’a Beautv Salon • » r • » Langvllle. 22. of Wlllinianlic, dia- 7; 1 ft— 3 97c each for failure to carry his opera- at 75,3 Main St. SKINUSS niiiided that all eiitiy blank* for WHAY-Sarenade Vernon and YalcoUvIlle news I* Home Finance Agency, Interstate SiiHan Ann find Terri •leiinette, twi^i dauKhteri of Mr and the fair iiiiial be icl.uriied by Aug. legarding xlon aign, ftncil $6 Wr<'«’ — Kvfnina M iistr tor's license, failure to notify the Commerce Commission, National Ik. Mts Mufold Fitageiald of Vernon They were hin*n July 20 at Boride of $25 eai h were•p forfpited l WKNB --(’i vstat Park .lamhmae Motor Vehicle Department of a handled through The Herald'a fl In Mix* Mxildcll l..eoiixrd. Rout* PINE PHARMACY 225 MAIN ST. Rockville Bureau. 7 W. iMaln !S1., Advisory Committee for Aeronau- Manrhrsler Meniorlnl Hospitn! Their maternnl grandparenis by I’helxpa E Toy.ipp, Nmwu h, on ! ^ change in address, and operating a tics. Natihnal Capital Housing Au- 3, Hoot Rd Member* aie urged l» • ' ^0 u.,*x I f .4 ^ \ wpTt< —"fui Andy 664 Center 8t.— MI S-9814 telephone TRemont 6-3136. are Mr nnd Mrs Kenneth M Nelson of Vernon, snd their paler enter all claxxex they aniicipale a cntrK« of hrmch of the pcjuV; |wrop r. r, Morgan motor vehicle contrary to the thority, National Science Founda- “Connecticut’8 Complete nnl grandpnrrn'a are Mr and Mrs Leti Fltagcrald of Plal.slefl. having aitirlex for eahibll. even and Eugene Cpoto. of no cpitaln i terms of a limited llcen.se. tion, the Renegotiation Board, Carpel Shop” FRANKS Maine 'Phrv have a hroihrr. l*eo. 2 though the xrtlrlex mxv not be arldfPHx. on a charge of carrying Ootleotor Fined Securities and Exchange Commis- no drivei'a lu'Pnsr. Both failed to Judge O'Loughlin also fined sion. Selective Service System and completed by the Aug 0 deadline. appear in court Kolth Arnold, son of Mr and Mrs Alan Ward of Covenlrv Entry cerdx muxl be made oiil by Charlea L. Dlnsmore. 38, of West Teamsters’ the Federal Home Loan Bank M anchester Cheek Thett Lota iitefy Ifiv Privet on (iroceriet Ton Need! He uaa l>orn July 2f> al Windham ( ’mnmunilv Memorial Floapltat The cnxp of Mor-rell E. Smilh, St., Vernon, $3 for driving a truck Board CHICKEN OF THE SEA the lommltlea In charge nf the 2P of Eaat Hartford, charged with lit Wrilimant.ji Ilia maternal grandparenis are Mr and Mrs fair during I he week of Aug. J6 with no flaps over the rear wheels. C arp e t Cen ter (imrlea Iordan of North Coventry, and pster*nal grandparents foi all enlrlex « ar r ving a dangerous weaprm In a He luspended payment of a $3 fine are Mr and Mrs. Clifford Ward of Tolland, He has s brother, vehicle, waa j’ohtinued to Aug. 11* for driving the truck with defec- Light, chunk ityl# con t'hib meiiibeix air alao leoun.led Aide Vietim Vernon Offert TUNA \Vavive Alan, 1 ’ a tive brakes. Dlnsmore le owner * • * • • enlrlex may be made only in the INSTANT BULLETIN!! Maiieheal^r Evening Herald of Rockville Sanitary Co, claxaea In whidi a club project la Firir MesroH. Si>n of Mr and Mrs, John M (dughhn, IRT (Vivenfry oorreapondeni, Mrs. F. You Don’t Have To Be In the last case arising from the A Professional L*t» you 4-oz I^rand . Union . Doe* . It. AGAIN! rniicrion SI Hr was born July al Mancheeter Memorial carried. No piemiuma will be pAUlliie IJttIn, t^lrhpone I'llgrim spot check. Robert N. Burnea. 21, Of Burning Police Report il**p! (Of l-owesl. Regulfu*. Coffee Price*. in . Five Year#! Hospital Hia luiitrrnal grandparents ara Mi-, and Mrs rj F^ awarded unleaa entriea aie woi'lhy of West Willlngton charges of SANKA COFFEE of aw-*rdx, according to I he Judge* FOR FLAKY PASTRY We.si oM of Slut hndgr. Mass., and hla paternal gia.ndparenla are declalOM operating an unregistered motor Carpel Service FC V Coughlin .'’Jid Woodland St and Mrs, .lames (»n\ of Appl# vehicle aed failure to carry hia (Continued from Pago One) Third Break Mh lb -boo Premium hat* foi the fair have It Helps) EARLY MORN Co.» \'allry, Calif Hr has one sislei, .Jane Virginis, ,T, Egghead (But operator's license were dismissed. Over 34 leers’ Experience con « • * » # j been dlatriholed lo hii al club lead- was given his Job a* bualness r Other Oanea A third break in Vernon-Friday CRISCO 35* Dniiiid Austin, son of Mi‘. r^nd Mr». Auitin 'I* Manho .Ir ! era. Mamhrix nol having received PINE PHARMACY In other motor vehicle cases. agent after serving a term (or TOPS IN FLAVOR lb -h I their llatx aie axked In i-ontact night was reported today 'by State FRESHPAK OH.. Autumn St He was bom Julv 2.% at Mamhealer Ntemoiial Mos‘ I 664 O nter St. -MI B-9HI4 Paul A. Kubala, 16, New Britain, armed robbery. nkg 48 rexpeclive leader* Hi* uncle. Herman, waa quea- Police. pital Hr.s nmlernal gramIparent.H are Mr and Mrs .loaeph was. fined $45. and Joseph KoeZur, Joseph G. Bieleckl. owner of tpobogs TjilhiBh of Slratfurd, and his paternal grandmother is Mis .lulis 18 Permit* laaiied * 48, of 37 Willie St., Glastonbury, tipned last week when the commit- TETLEY TEA -7 I .8 lolal of ig building penult* Know Which Heating Blelecki's Garage on Rt. 30 said GRAND UNION CO ... tee resumed the Detroit phase of j ManUo nf BridgepiU t His malernsl great-gramlinotheis are Pottage Stamps was fined $36. both for speeding. nothing waa taken In the break WISHBONE I e.chmaled al i oiialruclinn coat* of Ernest E. Ubby Jr., 21, of 12 Its InqOiry. | M rs Martha l.aMash nf Stratford and Mrs. Wdham KaiafFa of wlilch waa discovered Sqturday 8 ot Coffee Ih -con BndgcporJ Mr has two brothers, Ciiegory, 7, ami David. A. I 162,MO were laiued during .lulv, Church St., V«;mon, was fined 812 Immediately after his teatimony. , I arcordtog In Zoning Agent P Ray- morning. Bielecki said the Intruder botfl* nancylynn mond Brogx for failure to drive to the right. Herman announced that he had re- j gained entry to the garage through ITALIAN DRESSING nonn-ld Kmn, son of Mr aiul Mrs I'lanris DoCiav of South He was originally charged. with signed as business'- agent for the | t : PeimilxXor xjx iiey renulemex Method Is BEST! an unlocked window. He said be ARGO FAMOUS WESTON Windsor Me was born lulv 'JH al Msmheatn Merujufal Hns- speeding. Teamster* Joint Coimc.ll No. 4,3 In ; -ro' have been grenlcd for an exluuntrd noticed a cash register moved 16-01 ntUI, His maternal grandpaient.s are Mr. snd Mra Walden Col- The following motor vehicle Detroit. I coxl of $.84,800 pllter cmiatruction from its usual place. ^ pkgi. ima of Wapping. and his paternal grandparenis sie Mi and Mrs. cases-were' continued; Richard O. Herman waa .described as an j perimta follow: Nine for addition* The two other eatablishmenta CORN STARCH BUTTERSCOTCH C P. nS 49< \V. Earl DeCray rfF Springfield. M a ss Everybody Knoun Shaw, J6, Boston Hill Rd.. Andov- aide to Teamster* JlnlPn president DOLE FROZEN * • » • • I and alleiallonx $6,260; two ga- Jame* R. Hoffa. who is scheduled ] broken into were the vvelle .1 SUNSHINE ; lagex for a lolal of $t.pil0, and one er. charged u'ith an improper left Heoli FmlerlrU. aon of Mr sml Mrs Fiedem U Keri her East ' turn, urifil Aug. 18: I. Albert Lehr- to be called before the committee i Wagon, and . the Vernon Servl- 6 -ex. ‘ *v outbulhluig v alued, al $200 tomorrow in Washington. | center. Both are located on Rl 83. i ri.0- ( liartford He waa born Julv at Msm heslrr Meimn’isI Mos Piibllahe* Hong* -. er, 42, Weat Hartford, charged >per PINEAPPLE Juice : CHEEZ-IT pllal His malerrral grandparents sit Mr sort Mis Aiihur T Mix Renee P k'mayihe nf Heley ,1 ' that Oil Heating costs far less to operate. with speeding, until next Monday; Neither Hoffs nor other Te.ni-, ^ ! KRETSCHMER AEROSOL DEODORANT Airhole of \N.'hire Plains. N Y, He haa a aiatri Harnett Fair- ; Rd. hex been Informed luci .innge Latest statistics in this area indicate you 8. Irving Lipman. 62. Hartford, stars nion offlciala Could be ' child. 3S. charged with failure to drive to rea. hed for comment in Detroit on <=>'*"** ] l^he he-* w I men under the pxeudo- can save up to ^595- on your heating bills Florol Of Spico « ] nym of ,lov Worlli have been ac- the right, until Sept. 8: and Nor- the Kierdorf burning. * ii'"' u»* WHEAT GERM FLORIENT Ooiiglii, Arlhiir, hou of ,Mi rioI M ix Artboi Golllei of Pol with dependable Oil Heating. More heat for bert J. Koblect, 19, of 40 High St.. At last week’s committee hear- *** ' uiaia laiaTiBtac I IIFAIMIIF A I tRICRII i FH rCiRlS 1 l epled for public etlon hv the Wf e Ni iixviua.Fui ciatiu IdPit He »xx honi .lulv .'II b I RockMlle C||\- IblxpilBl Ht« Noi vdkeij Piibliablng Co , Holly- your money with modern Oil Heating.; Rockville, charged with- operating Ing. a woman laundry ownei teatl-i found abandoned in Green- nmleruBl grBiiripBrenl.x Bie Mr nml-Mtx Menrv Smilh I11I8 E fled she had been threatened bv a 1 contained several arUelee. FMft 3S( •I la a Mi l l (kltliM I mm 29( Htrtiiailliw Fkrfl ' wood, Calif The title* of her ,ecmga a motor vehicle without a muffler, MFCinRI WMILI •urrn ..imhiir iu lUIRT ASUITHtRT I C A I N “ N I I I L U ' ' MliMIe Tpke biuI hi* paternni giandmothm l« Mix Margaitt for an indefinite period; Philip called representing hliu.self ' as 1 I are "Caalle of nreami.” and "De- WhHt Oiiltiii 2Si HMMH 49(lFrilet Goltler of Rock\ ille I pendahl* You Mra. Koraylhe aald Turgeon, 34;' of 10 South St., "Hoffa of rue Teamsters ' if she ; PS" 1“ » • * • * Everybody knout appeared as witness in the Grocery Store In N T A II ^ MWaTHAKI FHI I R rRStiii' rAWiiTii I FAIIY CAU9IIRIA I xhe had w ritlen aome 20 oilier im- T V v ie w in g Rockville, charged with failure to Ml iO. »e 12# DaNid l.rulx. xon nf Mi ami Mia George 'riiijmpxon III of rackets probe. Stafford Thursday night. Chieu fiifJ tW Wiflkr* •li . bkliiM 4S(|RiH OllfM ikHM ! pubhxlied aongx The leaxoii abe notify the Motor Vehicle Depart- State Police said the car .was to •NARCAST IIAit MWIVriAKI FNICR Vernon Hn waa bom .lulv 20 al llartfoiil lloapllal Ilia ma aelerled Hie paeui.liiUMii of .Iciy ment of a change in address; con- l-u la. fenial grarulpnrenla are Mr amt Mix William I! Hoi kert of is • a sy t o d a y ..; The woman. ; beTheckVdlh'isTfrernMn^nd while (irM M Huh FMUk9t ! Worth lx ‘ If It lx worth liatenmg there's real peace of mind in an Oil Heated tinued until-Aug. 18. Dawson, also said she had been: Jh BliMimhelrt. and hla paternal grandparent* *re Ml, and Mr*. ; they, have not tied the four rob-; IIR-IK ROWNVKARI PHJt N |IUE BONNH MARGARINE 2 S t I lo, It will give joy In olhei*, ' ahe home. Oil Heating has ?io hazardous fuiikes Three men wei-e presented on - . . ^ - - i beiiei tdfether, they feel there ig a George L. Thompxoii Jr. of Vernon. H* ha* * brothey. Waller aald. charge* of intoxication, and one on Lehr of Delro t, owner of a com-1 connection between them, Im HI 69 (lfc « 2.rr..J7( Takn SMu t;” G fT 15c OFF C O U P0.1 ON 6 -OZ JAR Freiierlck, 20 nioniha and no worrisome pilots. And there’? Wf I TCHESTFI e i l A N NM$a (fair luxaa ritiia breach of peace. Mike Danechuck. peting <'overall supply, company. The Cove Restaurant in Coventry ; 12*^ et. je. ftlwavA A month's supply of fufti stored on 78. of 33 Windermere Ave. Rock- , Lehr denlecUny lhrMU Hernian was also brokm into Thursday UidN Irilh I MM FrMth fr. NIi Ini 2 your own premises. Oil Heat is Safe* ville. was fined 810 and Anthony Kierdorf Invoked, the Fifth Amend- night. Stele Police said $2 wee TOPS F H PRYI M NIAIT’ S m i G N f Instant Chase & Sanborn Coffee £ 99c Reaanoiia, 47. of Warehouse Point, pient in *refusing to aay whether, taken from a cash register. Thiel IMI Oil A|^ Neitla 2 “ " With 15c Oil Lobel on lha Jof was fined $15, both for intoxica- he was Involved In threats to Mr*. 1 break haa not been tied wltlr the 1 tion. The case of Robert Ji Kelley, Lehr. other*. State-Police eeld. 20, of 21 Earl St...Rockville rhargi- Lelir said Kierdorf had helped WITH.,CHLORINOL liquid STARCH Eteryhody Knout 9 O ut O l l Q ed with intoxication and breach him get laundry buslneaa but'aald ql, he waa all on a basis of friendship. Cliani|ilafne Output Cut M-ox. 'l-ool- of peace waa continued until Aug. com So eosy to -uio boltif bottle New S^ gland IB. ' Detroit Police said both K. :r- Pari* — -' a damaglnc viqe^'ard Comet Cleanser UNIT Oil Heating is the most modern of the popu- Jayoee Golf Tourae.v dorfs are ex-corivicts, ' having freege cut ^France’* ' 1957 cham- LIQUID DETERGENT VEL-VETY, MAR-VEL-OUS H om es H ove lar fuels. Started just about the time of ra- Qualifying rounds for the local Served prison terms for armed-rob- pagne production 70 pet cent be- giont bery. , low normal. dio, 36 ,8’ears ago. Properly engineered for Jaycee golf tourney wound up yea- JOY ' for Eoxy Dixheroihmg' Con’toint no olkeiit S.x* so’s hom o hooting O il 'Heating JN types of heating systems. Get the facta teNay with a total of 57 entrant* VEL -i' qualifying. "ONCE-OVER" O eoner NEW grey box from your independent Oil dealer. Oil Heat Low score was ^ated by" Dr. o ur w a y I IS c le a n h eat. g.ont ptgi Fred McKone, Rockville, with a FO R A LL YO UR of 12» qualifying score of 77. OF MANUHEMTEK Spic & Span A pkg You g • t premium quality LETCHER 9 USS CO. MODESS 2 Tourney officials said today that ______MlteiM C A RPETIN G NEEDS FOR '^SPECIAL CA RE" NIAGARA I.NSTANT Mohilheat with RT-P8 . .. th* t t round matchea are to be 9-2829 moat completely effective fuel 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNFIRB gloni ayed by Aug. 10. It la up to in- •» skfl. oil additlvg in uee today. And Sdividual player* to arrange match Ivory Siww Laundry Starch CXJRNBR OURAMT 81 SEE US FO R FREE you get premium *ervice. Au- time*. U.S. Golf Aasn. rules gov- , T' XXKI* I i i i i - N i e«xt*i FANODI tomatic deliveries . . . a bal- G ET T H E F A C T 5! SEE Y O U R O IL D EA LER T O D A Y! 1*-N ern the play, except aa modified NEW LARGER QUARTERS ESTIM ATES aad RIDS Ceppa Qeaua Z 34c l:: «2c ( o ImiJ lUphiHt lOt 'lGlsKepIlM Seep anced payment plan and many i>y the ^ s t ' Hartford Golf Club. MfC. U S U I FAHFCM f l U l NAt CAt i latTANI GIARUl l ft other extra* Heaigniyt to makt 34c Not m pre-cut, but nit precliioe-huill ftactiom ih*l can Failure to complete a match In the PLENTY jMI'' front AND^REAR PARKING fear FMm * FM Cnmt " 2 : : : i9c leiitiiiuM J „„. 31( fili lliplhi Z home heating rrally raty. time designated will result in re- FOR ALL T ypes FxaiM r u ctusiM N * fi MAUAt KItCNIN CRARN I II FLOATS be erected In l*ii Ihon • doyl 7*rmi, NO MONIY B«mHy OU C *. M ft M Oil Sorvics 881 Mata Street . *4S,,Mata Streets W hitin f Corp. ferral to the grievance commltte*. OF INSTALLAXtUNS MI tS •14c 1L’ : 8 2 c Fapa Nariiitt J..”,!;* 2.5c Wu hpa i9(:.h9niSMp DOWN, S-YIARS TO fAY, lit Poyment OCT. '38 wMi 284 SeaM Street Barber Shoppen* A UTO GLA SS IN ST A UEO •IfAeifS Al n WAIRIB exxcJit it ftir tk MI I IIUBIM M o hilh eat IT-fl An Inter-chgpter Night program IMgelew aa6 Mokawk j OlfW 'Z .14c r 82c Fipa lipklM 23( DiI. M l . l i 1 ! ! 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'■> • ■ . n N { ■* MANCHESTER SVENlNf} HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. M O^AY, AUGUST 4. 1968 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONI^Yk AUGUST 4, 19^S pAGte sa watch the preeentatkjA of colore to book occaalonally and eur ego con- is ^ the Univeral^ of W«ttehi Stamp Sales High A t So yiet Insiste n ce few months. Communist dtUm, the a militia unit. ■ u j Qpen Formn Weekend Deaths Ootario M ^ lc k l School, tiled Sat- PrhiiBess H eaded CLOSED FOR / JHanrljPBtpr supposed off-sprlng of RusgiM tinually, and otharwiM conduettng The Princess, who was drenched ■’ y..J ttrtlay.. Ha waa bora In Dchver. Obituai^ \ htmaelf aa a mora chaerfu) publtc- yesterday by Niagara’s epray Communism, has somehow eeemt afternoon. Joaeph W. Harrington. 47 Stephen aevet^l daya ago said to me: "The Completion of the fourth set of WALTER R. EKROUSON president of several major Swed- Niagara Falla aouvenira Margaret chatted with Mayor rions has conceited Russia's sup- apoMorM to tbe ManciMiMr Martinsvlartlnsvllle, Ind: — Max ,Lana St., died yeaterday at her home. Police are good at ticketing cara )>reliminary plans for the proposed Pubtlihen ish -indiietrial compknlcs, left an wine from the chamber Lloyd Jackeon and State Secre- August 11. roundod October 1, IMM i OeniMlI^ OliBNiMi 'WOiter. il, ‘a 'formir war ' cor- She waa born in Hartford, and Bof^d^r on Jordan for overtime parking. Thlt Is my U . S . Increases north end junior high s<^ool will be posed championship of Communist estate estimated si 1.100 million. Commerce and toffee f rom a llt t lf ta ry Ellen FUKlough In the reafiohdent and combat photog- had been a life-long resident of fault and I do not object to paying delayed t few days, said Rsiymond/ PubtUbMlKvery Kvoning Bxc«pt China's admission to the United Sevilla, Spain— R a m o Resa girl. ‘ flhwer-banked station epneourse as Tha poatal rate increai'e which the area. She waa employed by the ___ SundAy* and Holldiyi Knterod >i th* In HU IniBffa rapnar;;AiM Saturday of a gunahot COMMUNITY the over-time fee but I can't help D. Stinchfield, acling^ superinte*^ ■ Nations. Russia Is continually Oarbayo, 61, journalist, president From Niagara Falls where -the she Wes Introduced to membere of went into effect Friday haa re- Plimpton Manufacturing On. u i ^ ^ tuoauaeee iron Pag Om ) ^ants and 138 .assorted guna had wondering why the police depart- dent of achobls, thie afternoon. Foot Otttc* At Mancbeiler Conn. aa One day in the etofa my wife wound In nt# head. Police aaid they been captured in g cUah near the Lebanon Force Second Cla>« M»ll Matter______giving Up service to this cause; but of the Sevilla Preaa Association viewed the cataract yeaterday and the coun^l. aulted In a: run on 1-cent atampa U.S. Rushing her retirement In 1932. ment la ad efficient In tagging The delay cancaletf a'^special bought some packets df Sweet- believed the ehooting Waa ac- A military court In Amman; the Syrian border.a week ago and the and director of the newspaper Ho- cidental and probably occurred aa looked over a N ew Ontario station, l^lSS at the Manchefter Poet Office fud She also leaves tiyo''^ other cars, apprehending speedatera, or meeting of the Board .-tit Educa- " SUBSCRIPTION R ATta there has always been a suspicion Pea, in the packet they a r i noth- HANCHESTEB capital of Jordan, bfgsn trying 27 men had confeaaed. Some 30 more Payable In AdTAitca jn Del Lunes, died Saturday. He the Princese went on to Hamil- a 900 per cent jump In the amount nephe'we, John CanM/^ftf Hartford enforcing other relatively unim- To 13,000 Men that Russia really preferred to ing but Utile dried up seeds, thsira 'Winter waa eleantqg a .32 caliber British Tiepd in Speed Jordanians on charges of smug- members Of the band were etUI tion th if aiftemoon, u id peatponed One Year ...... i * ! '^ was correepondent In Sevilla for platol ton for a 2-hour v is it of local mall com'iog in with in- Mideast Plans and Joseph HL-jCuney of West portant violations and do ap ni>- Six Monlha ...... J Is nothing attrectlve about tijenb gling arms and explosiviM froln hunted. for an lnde(lnlte,-Uma action by have Communist China outside, so the Associated Press for more Chambersburg, Pa. T- Fred W. During the Hemlltdn stop Mar- London — Britain If the only lufflcient postage. Hartford; ud^fwo nieces, Mrs. Ikl- ticea|>ly little about the night-time Three MonUie ...... f“JJ yet they have the promise of life Syria to be used to overthrow'KIng If convicted, the defepdants (GontUlued trom Page Ooe) the Board of {Hfectors On thh mat-' One Month ...... It co * i” u ld retain’sole apokesmsnahip than 36 years. Kankins, 83!' a retired asstetant garet -was preaeiited with a silver country, ever to have held all three Poatmaxter Alden Batley said to- win Peteriw ot West Hartford and day-light burglaries?” within them, We will plent them, Hussein. could be hanged for Illegal poaaea- ter. Philadelphia - Judy Leo, 37, one vice president of the Pennsylvania d gsret box engraved, with the day tjiat on July 81 hie Mflce had Foi^ljN Parley and Mrs. Helen Wentworth of And when I reminded the wom- Infle Copy ...... for the Communlat world. they will die unto themselvee, and official world .epeed reoOr4s— air, The prosecution said the defend- alon of arms. mediately and that the U.S. forces Stinchfield said he and-archi- of Phnadelphla's best known tele- Railroad, died Sunday. He "wax words ’’defence Is undivided"— 105,000 1-cent stamps in Stock. Hartford. an that the police had done quite .So when these historlt^al rivals. then they will bring forth the new water, and land—at the sarn'e time. "THERE IS ALWAYS A withdraw. The Balrut-TripoH tect Victor Frid of the Hartford MKMfllilR OF „ vlsio'n personalities since 1932, horn In London,uonaon, England.Bingiana. Motto of the Highland Light In- "R igh t now we’re pracUcally out, Funeral aervicef will be held well in arresting those caught THK AOSOCIATKD PRkJtS Ideological allies, and apron-string life. On the outside of the packet 1 She won this distinction four BEST WAY OF DOING (Oeetfamei i S ^ Page One) rebels were told to hold their fire firm Of Ebbets, Frid and Prentice, died Sunday of a blood clot. She San Fpnclaco— F| Royal W. Jlmer- fantry of Canada to whom she and I doubt If we could scrape up Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Dillon’s shop-lifting In one of the larger The Aeeoclated Preee le excluilyeiy there is a picture of what the times; in 19.30, 1982, 1948, end ------X hilt to hang on to their weapons and Board of Education chairman •nulled to the use of republlMlIon of linked nations wh o sometimes seem was PhliadeIrHiln’s first . woman son, 62,2, former poUtical editor of presented new colors as colonel in EVERYTHING" more than a few hundred between hower-Macmillen plaiK But offi- Funeral Hpme*)n Hartford, follow- stores in town ahe laughingly re- flowers may look like when they 1986. and pooltiona. Christie McCormick met thie all new» rtlupaichM credited to It or to dispute which end of the spron newsoater on WRCV. the Sanin Francieco Examiner, died chief. ^ ^lAuthoria Name Below) the main offlea and the branches," cials hers felt that. ifT ie really ed 1^ a aotemn requiem Mass in plied: "Oh yes, 1 fo rg o t 'That Is Chamoun'a tebm doea not expire not othcrwlao crodlud reach mattirjty and blossom, It Is Plain Jane Securities morning to dlscuaa progress on tha Decatur, 111.—John O. Jones, 57, Siindsy. He formerly worked for Thousands Ignored yesterday's he Said. wants a meeting right aWsy he Immaculate Conception Church at another police achievernent." until Sept. 23, and tome polltl- and tluo tho local rtewi c«ibM»tied hare. siring Is which hold a high level an sppesrsnee of what they will W h ^ pharmacists com- reduction of plans from 88.000 All rlBhU of republlCftllon of ar'^lal Vico president, general manager the Star and Tribune in Minnea- blistering heat to follow the Prin- Bailey said that the 8-cent stamp will accept the U.S.-Brltlih ^fer. 9:36. Well, aa one who waa e police ciana maintained he should repre- square feet to 84,000 or 85,000 dlapAtchfs herein nr# Aleo rfnerved__ meeting. In a moment of high dip- be, polis before they were merged and cess on her visit to the falls. pound ^ u r prescriptions, and treasurer of A. W. C^sh Co., a waa naturally the big seller until Eisenhower, has emphasised that Burial will he in Mt, St. Bene- commissioner for many years, I sent the government at any sum- square feet. lomatic world decisions, analysis We, as Christians, have the was on the staff of the Examiner Full aervlce rli]Bnl of N K. A. Serr- vtlvo maniifacti'rlng firm, died Police Chle'f Cecll Pay estimated you place ybur health, even Friday, when fIrM claaa letter he haa no intention of going to k dict Cemetery. ■ Do Well in Recession must admit that it is about time mit conference on the Middle ISaat General Manager Richard Mar- is futile, and Ihe only thing to do promise of life wHhlil us. that Is Saturday 'hf cancer. He formerly from 925 until his retirement In the honeymoon Mecca's usual flow DR. J. A. SEGAL rates went to four cents and post X Friends < may call at the funeral *^Wblfiiheri nepreienlallTM: Hie your very life ifKpur profes- Middle Bast meeting outside the we did microscopically evaluate held before then. tin, under Instruction from the of life eterrtal; and we know that waa planning eriglneer for B. P. 19.54. of visitors waa Increased by card mailing dosta Increased from ' vK hdhqe today from 7 to 9 p.m. and our police department. The head However. Saeb Salem, the rebel Juliut MMhewi Special Aaenev - New is wall and see what happens next. By SAM DAWSON ta a much or more power In hla Board ot Directors, had .com- York Cbicaao Detroit and Boaton. In that day we will appear In an- Goodrich Co. and chief cost ana- Miami, Fla.—James J. Marshall, 100,000 who came to get a glimpse sional care. x . tom ^ow from 3 t<> 4 from 7 of our police department is Town Whether Khrushchev pa»t'''‘ri'’e head of the police depan- Stinchfield, Frid. and McCoe- In The Mancheater Evenlnn Herald shall he like him: for we shall see bor n In Calumet, MIcJi, OFFICE HOURS All drugs must be potently cards. United States and British troops Blair, died yesterday at Manchea- is chief Schendel, who. ac that the President riealpat. She-that"rnor7ti both together cooked up aome j him as he Is." I .lohn 3.J. Hollywood Albert K, Smith, They are the ones that in hull Its power consumption to a record Dlenlay adrerUelnK cloalni hour#: fresh and of the purest pos- The postmaster added that S0„000 from Lebanon and Jordan and ac- ter Memorial Hospital. She was cording to all pension plans In hab as Lebanese delegate. But the will be needed to work out the ra» ourac of aclion,idsalgned to give I Rev. Charles Reynolds 83, one of the esrl.V-day giants and markets .excite no wolf whistles high because of the increased use For Monday—1 p.m Friday l-centers were ordered and should cused the western powers of plan- born In Scotland, Sepf" ^6, 18'79, those cities and towns that do new president la a military man. duefton successfully. For Tueeday—1 p.m Monday creators of the film Industry, died AS USUAL sible grade. Next, . after from th« traders. The Plain Janes of air condltionera. Ihe West liouble In the P'ar. F,asl arrive tomorrow "unless Boston Is ning new military moves against and had lived in Manchester for have police pensions, should hsve Inexperienced In International poli- How much Urn# will be needefi, For Wedneeday—1 p.m Thieeday Friday. Smith InventM the Vita- checking the dosage and in go to their prim way, moving up- The utility industry reports prof- For Thureday—1 p in. Wedneidaf ss well as In Ihe Near FIsst, no- , H i l i C out 6^ them, too.” Iraq—in spits ot the fact that both 14 years. retired almost a year ago. A doc tics, and already has his hands full Stinchfield did not aay, but sug- graph. one of the first successful DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSES ward slowly and offering no quick its running i per cent over a y iir For Friday—1 p.m. Thiiraday. body < an even guess Intelllg'enlly, I gredients again for accu- The situation in Mancheater, have now recognised Iraq’s revolu- She leaves s son. ThomasXip, tor's phj'slcal examination trans- getting ready to take over the gested the delay would not be for For Saturday—1 P n» fijjA y motion picture projectors. He was killings for the In-and-outers. ago. It had larger year to year In- FOR 15, 16, 17 tear OLDS racy, we compound them, however,: Is no different than in tionary government. Blair; and two daughters, MIsV mitted to Town Manager Martin government. For that matter more than three or four daya. Claeeifled deadlln*: 10:SO a m each born In Favershsm, England. . In bull markets ail eyes are on creases when industry was boom- day of publication except Salurday- in MiKHouri START TUESDAY, AUO 5-7-9 P.M. poet offices. throughout the State A high admlnlalrstlon official Jane Ann Blair and Ml.sa Margaret caused the latter lo give the chief Chamoun'a. departure from the "Frid ia continuing hia work on Frankfurt, Oerman.v Jaroslav record the prescription by thrir more glamorous slaters, the Ing-T but the steady going consum- I a m. Of Academic Inlrtckt SATURDAY, AUO. 9—9-U A.M. and nation. In Hartford Saturday, said Saturday th a t. if a Summit S. Blair of Manchester; and a a year's extension in full-time country probably would endanger the plana. He doesn't commit him- Psnusks. 88, noted Czechoslovak number and date and place growth stocks, which can move er has kept profits of the govern- II now goes Inlo the record, for Uolumhia, Mo., Aug. 4 l/T) Cov. the main office had to turn to the meeting is held Eisenhower will sister, Mrs. Jane Ann Gerard of service and of course full-time sal- hla precarious hold on tha preal- self, Understandably, because these Monday, AuKiiat 4 painter, died Friday. His paintings FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CALL . . . Glasgow, Scotland. rapidly, higher in price and offer ment regulated utilities on even ary. dency. whatever minor Importance Ihe ■Tames T. Blair says he Is going to in a container labeled with seldom used half-cent stamp when make "a series of concrats and chances'Ypr big profits later on. keel. things are difficult. You can’t just have been exhibited In the United MR. MOR’nXlCK, DIRECTOR OF DRIVER EDUCATION Prlvata. funeral services will be I would like to publicly ask try and slop persons under 18 .years COME directions for u.se. We must the penny ones ran out. And at constructive proposals” for deal- In the OHriness'world the Plain And the 15 utility atqcks on the take out ISO square feet without sctiial rletermlnatlon of facts esn Slates. held tomorrow at the Watkins- Town Manager Marlin when he old from driving In Missouri. the Wappln'g Post Office, cuitom- ing with the problems of the Mid- Janes are tM ones most likely diir- ita affeeting the whole building,” Proposed Bridge Toll Utile he sssigned .when the policies of Ixmdnn, Fedor I.x>glnov. Rus- PHONE Ml f .7398 always do our best. To do West Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen- As^clated Presi price index have last discussed with Chief Schendel The Oovernor told the fUtlsens era coming in for a 1-cent stamp dle Bast. The task of working out Ing a recession to . register in- aaid Stinchfield.. When the Hartford Brld);e An- ala's 6rst deputy minister of less is unthinkable. ter St. risen with few bobbles, from the the reasons there hsve been no gresi nations aie concerned, Ihsl .Safety and T ra ffic , Committee of OH IH! to add to an already stamped 3 these proposals was handed over creased earning^sgs usual, while low point of the year of 73 on Police Arrests !‘He'a puttln|r in all hla Mnaa wtw electric, power stations, died F ri- Burial will be In Cedar Hill arrests In the numerous bur- thnrlly meet* Wedneaday In rnn- the United Nations observers In Missouri yesterday that he will esk cent letter, had to buy a 2-cent to a group of State Department the erstwhile glamdt.elrls may be January 2 to 82 at the end of on the project,” aaid Stinchfield. Ih ' next leglslaiure lo Increase day. Radio Moscow reported. Cemetery, Hartford. glaries even when whole safes are ildor A propoeal that It matie lla MORTLOCK’S DRIVING SCHOOL stamp with no ones or half-cent- policy makers under the chairman- lookin'! .sh'bbv indeei^ July, 'While the indualriala have The acting superintendant salg ■.s-banon have once again and final- the minimum age for obtaining a i-ondon. Onf. Dr. H. Anthony There will be no calling hours. carted away. No. Manager Mar- Two local men and three eoi- era available. ship of G, Frederick Reinhardt, And in -both the atobk market had sharp rising and sinking the question of dumping fill from toll tlrkeU for pAaaaRa over the ly confirmed their earlier verdlrl driver's license lo 18. de I-iucs, 46, professor of blochem- YOUR PH YSIC IAN tin, I do not mean a casual inquiry dlers trom the Nike site were ar- Bailey aald that, before the rate counselor of the department. and the business world of proflt spells. the school site on the town ceme- rnnnerllcul River on any of lie Under present lew, a 16-year old CAN PHONE William Robinson by you fi'om the chief as to why no Ihnl there wna no algniflrant out- hike, a ^ u t 20 pieces of mail came The administration's former of- and loss attaements these defen- realed and charged with breach of tery was not discussed at today's Hartford brldifea non-tranafer,ahle. can get s license by passing the William Robinson. 1260 Wash- Tobsroo Alao Up progress In them burglaries. I alde particliiAlton In the civil strife- Mitchell 8-5321.... In a day with insufficient postage. ficial in charge of psychological sive Industries have been p r o ^ g the peace aa the result of a flat- meeting. Director Paul Marta state's' three tests written end ington Pkwy., Stratford, formerly Tobacc.0 companies have regis- mean a frank talk as tn what la In order to outwit out of elate Iraf- Since Friday It has jumped to 200 warfare, C. D. Jackson, a New during the latest recession thj^. fight In a drive-in restaurant on made the suggestion Friday, say- In lyhanon actual driving testa plus an aye ex; W HEN YOU NEED of Manchester, died ypsterday at tered gains in sales and earnings, being done to check these bur- flr which happens to pick up five a day. However, the absent-minded York publishing executive, waa once more they are defensive - K. Center St., last night. ing H would save money on site 'Hie team of United Nations oh- sminatlon: A IR-year old can gat a A MEDICINE Milford'Hospital after a brief Ill- despite flurries of concern over glaries and apprehend the per- letter mailer who atill puts on a called back last week to help out that they are more recession proof Polke arrested Leonard Kanehl, preparation. rent tlcketa at biialneaa eatahliah- serverij thus reaffirms Us pointed license allowing him In drive if ac- Apply now. for tho co»h ness. He was born In Ireland and h^lth. Some say It’s because petrators. In these talks. If you 3-cent atamp haa been given time In developing a summit program. than most others, that their earn- 23. of 23 Hathaway Lane, and menle alonR lU route, IlUa aamr companied by a person with an un- was formerly employed by Cheney peojf>te smoke more In nervous have had them. Mr. Martin, have (ilsagrrernent with the claims of you noed to toka that woll- to get used to the 4-cent one. For Officials said that the theme of in|t rise at the same stately pace Wallace Veil, 22. of 380 Hartford restricted license. Bros. He was a veteran of the times.'At any rate profits are up you suggested calling Into the pic- Bridge Authority ahotild not kid President Chamoun of I,ehannn, Pick up your prescrip the next three months the 5-cent Eisenhower’s planning for a pos- ana the prices of their stocks 36 per cent. Rd., who were Involved In a aouf- "1 know this won't he popular, aarne d VAC ATIO N tMi sible meeting with Khrushchev is Spanish-American War. ture the state police, or are we (le, police laid, with Robert Keel- Itself that this out of alale traffic with the verdicts of President Kl- Cool ’n nice tion if shopping near us, or penalty heretofore imposed for In- fluctuate much leas violently than Some tmok the times also the eapeclslly with a lot of ynungpeo- opposition to the use o f "Indirect He leaves a son, William H. too proud to seek available help at. ing, 23, Richard Bradley, 20. and Dulles Flying; will he the only victim of lla po- year. sufficient postage has been sus- do the erstwhile stars. reason drug companies are pros- senhower and Secretary of Slate plo." Blair said, "hut there la a let us deliver"' promptly pended. aggression" by nations seeking to Robinson of Stratford; a daugh- If you please, no coat to the town? John Lahda. 22, Nike soldiers. tremendous number of accidents K IRSC H BLIN DS BY FIN D ELL Root In Behavior pering, helped"along b.v tranquil- tential action. Dulles, Slid with Ihe conlentlons without extra charge. A Although no figures were avail- upset governments they do not ter, Mrs. Francis WalBli, and a sis- (?hief Schendel prior to the bur- Keeling was also charged by Involving the 16 to 18 age group.” The reason that such Industries lisers. This stable tndustry hss ups Such action would Indeed make of Amhn.ssador Ixiclgc at Ihe R aid billi and eipeniei able, Bailey added that his depart- like. ter,^.^Iss Martha Robinson, both glaries had become a pretty good police with Intoxication. To Fix Fences Mini I siild Ihe, reactions and Quality - made - in - Manchester Kirsch Venetian great many peopi* entrust as utilities and food have shown and downs for individual com- sure that nut of alale traffic pav" Fisenhower and Secretary of of Mitfqrd; and five grandchildren. publicist for the department and The men will be arraigned In Uiillril Niilioiiii. judgmeni of 16 year olds aren't tend ta held yeu beck . . . us with the responsibility ment has alao done a big buatneas earnings increases this year over panlc.s, because last yd^r's mlraols Blinds not only help make your home cooler this in the 4-cent lavender Lincoln State Dulles are known to believe Funeral, services will be held to- Ita boaated efficiency. Well, Mr. Town Court Aug. II. the full I aali price of 2l^ renia n Arcoi illiig to Wn'ihingloii re- g.)od enough lo di'lve a car. last when most others are report- drug and big profit earder can be- Step in feday at yaur nterby of filling their prescrip- that both Khrushchev and Presi- morrow at 3 p.m. at S t M ary’s Editor, why not Inform your read- Claude Paradise. 20, of Bristol, In Latin Areas paaaage o\'er Ihe river. aummer (they deflect hot 8un raya and glare) but stamp,' tha new standard bearer ing sharp declines is rooted in hu- come this year s dog. But the In- ports, however, one Amerlrsn of- tions. May we compound dent Gamal Abdel Nasser of the Episcopal Chinch, Burial will be ers as to just what is being done was arrested yesterday and OK lean affiee, and eik far which replaces the 3-cent Statue in East Cemetery. man behavior. du.strv as a whole Is ahead by But II would also toes out the Aiisl In the siliisllon had been l irat of n I.inr they dress your windows in the smartest way pos- vours ? of Liberty aa the moat familiar United Arab Republic feel free to about the burglaries. charged with operating a motor (Continued trom Page One) Friends msy calK.at the W. .P. During a slump many people 2 per rent In profits. window all llie informal eyalem hv the manager. He likei to ley, use this method ritthleSsly not only And If you want a few sugges- vehicle without a license. Police making repoiis, nil along, %'hirh sible, too. We’ll gladly show you . . . ri{(ht in your ' U.S, stamp.The Lincoln stamp is Quish Funeral HomeV^ 22.5 iMain postpone buying big ticket Items Moat service Industries find co'iH Viroqua, VVls. i/T) 'His Stale in the Middle Fast but elaewhere In tions from one who for years made said they stopped the driver on E. commercial relations with Brazil. whlrh people of Ihe Harlford area tn RRiofiiifhl with whRt Lhf ’’Yaur loan i« O K " I not a new one, however, haring St„ today from 2 to 5 And trom 7 like cars and appliances. Few cut aiimers rutting back little. They Histnrlcal Society le planning a A frica and Asia. A study of police work as did a Brazil, like most of her I/stln- themaelvee have found the toll e.va- home. Call Ml .'1-4865, been first Issued In 1954. to 9 p.m. back much. If any, on the content sre watching their health and per- Center St., and he was unable to Unilrft NRllnnn Irniti hwi now r^- memorial on half an acre of the It was learned on high authority f^ow commigsloner, Albert T. produce a license. Free under a Amerlcan neighbors, has been hit tem toleralde, PREFERRED It was also pointed out by the o f their market baskets. Food sonal appearance as closely as poitrtl, for llic Pf'fond Ih'nr farm which was Ihe birthplace of Manchester postmaster that the that Elsenhower’s present inten- DeWey, who, by the way waa a 350 bond, ha Is scheduled to ap- hsrd by the worldwide drop In the Kenneth C. Alvord sales have increased both In unit ever. They are spending about as price of coffee, her main export. tinder llie present aystem. In wim onr Ainbn.MMiiflor on th^ .leremlah M. Rusk. Ihe first U S FINANCE CO.. Inc. amount of mail which came In last tion Is to tell Khrushchev flatly caplalA In the army and therefor pear In Town Court Friday. that the United States will not Kenneth Clark Alvord, 2'A-year-' and dollar volume. And profits much ss ever on recreation. They Latin Americans have suggested whlrh llikcla are tranaferalde, Secretary of Agriculture, 983 Main Street, Mancheater (Iffddomi Thursday— the final day under the of the food Industry are 6 per cent does know a little about trainers Emmett T. Roberts of Harlford. hi Ij^harmn IHo-lf. tolerate the use of such methods.' old son of Robert C, and Patricia are allll driving their cars to the some lort of worldwide price stshi- Rusk served as a general In the Phone: Mitchell 8-4168 Prescription Pharmacy old rates— showed local letter higher than a year ago. and Iralne'Oi;, why mil Immediately wax a r rested yesterday and one family can operate on one loll All thl« \n Mliuhlly Rciulrmlr. con- He is expected to add that where Marble Alvord, 671 Maple Ave., beach or lake shore. llzation agreement, but the Uniteit Civil War ami was Wisconsin's 901 Main Street writers to be' quite thrifty. "Nor- (lepartmentaHze the police depart- charged with overnight parking. book, pf the five rent llckel.e, wlieii LOANS FROM $25 to $600 they are employed againat legal Teaneck,',N.J„ died Saturday Ih Thg-^ptlUty compantea lose some All of these Industries may look States has been cool to the ides. RiflriliiK Ihr wny our hil^rvffiiUon UUh governor, holding office from mally, 18,000 letters are mailed sales to industry when plants shut ment. His court date is set for Friday. ever It happens that II may linie "A loan of |100 costa governments which look to this North Adams, Mass. like laggards In a roaring boom. In the meanwhile, the Hus.sians ni tiinlly Imi’priiffl. Wf wrr^*. In our 1882 In I88P. He also waa a con. MFC. GO. •Quotation by here daily,” he aaid. "But Thurs- down or shorten work weeks. But We should iLave a deputy 320.60 when repaid in Ralph Waldo Emereon country for support, the Uqited Besides his parents, he leaves But they can be very conifortlng have expressed Intereit in buying two cara wdui h need to gn Inlo policy. (IlnpoflUl to our own gr esamsn. indell day we handled 44,000 pieces.” the consumer goes right on using chief, a captain of detectives, a f during a recession. 12 consecutively States will use whatever force la twh brothers, his paternal grand- some of 'Brazil’a surplus coffee. Hartford on llie same dav. 4 8 5 E. M I D D L E T P K E . - M A N C H E S T E R , C O N N . (1803-1882) One Manchester woman, who captain of the traffic squad and ninbaRRiidor (»)- Blush- and Jiiatln Shimanaki. uled to return lo Norfolk. Va,! „ |>,,| fA,,| Ihrm to aak our help, when we Ingly, the U.S. Post Offlee Depart- Another ls Uie formation of a chairman of the Boa’rd ot Tax Re- aaid today the project should be retirement clause. Wednesday after vlattlhg Spain, ■ irdll7?ll I HI veil I a (tie cent loll, either the ten ceni had prevloualy been tetUng thrni ment had an announcement to standing group of observers to go view in East Hartford. He Is the done In three daya. "provided- the If any Herald reader wapla to Denmark and Scotland. He -ls com- on the same bedding at home Mra. RiMsell Armatrung toll of the honk for caaiial uaera, make today. Into^ any threatened covmtry and brother of Mra. Albert Daigneau, bulldozer holds up." know just where disregard for re- pleting a 2-mnnth training Cruise not lo aak ua. The Herald was In error In an- Blaze at Ferndale or Ihe full 2.% rash toll. If the jour. 5lniii'healer’e Oldest The run on stamps touched oft. throw a mantle of United Nations 655 N. Main St. Purpose of the basin. la to re- tirement age In the police depart- aboard the anti-submarine supjtort AMIio un)) our leHioii for Kdinc nouncing the death In Saturday's with l''lnest Faellllles bv the nsw higher rates caused the protection around it. He was born here, Feb. 12 1390, tain storm water which overflows ment leaves other policemen who aircraft carrier USS Lake Cham- neva Involved sre Ion Irregular and Issue of 8gt. Ruaacll Armstrong. It , Town Department firemen early Into I^tianon may have been anme- ^ Ofl-Streel Parking deparlment’a main station here to Aigg being considered la a pos- waa a veteran of World War I. and a leeching well on Schaller Rd. In n^urally look forward to and plain. Infrerpienl In Jiiatlfy Ihe expendh thfa morning were railed to the IhiiiK of a polite rirllon, Ihe policy] as you enjoy when you travel! run right out of 1 and 4-cent sibility of United Nations mess- waa a member of St. Rose Church was hla wife who died In Unlondale, heavy storms, that water runs work Mr.advancment why not aak rslahllshed 1874 Fetodals I.*rrcheonette at 1095 tore of 12 on for s fiUV-hook of llck- panic whUh produced our move stamps laat night. urea to control the flow of arms Bast Hartford, the Hartford Lodre.^ h"*! burial took place down an eroded bank onto Bolton your neighbor policemen. Of Midshipman 2. C. W alter U Dau- Main"'fit., where they quickly ex- el s A spokesman said ths situation into Middle Blast countries. Wash- of Elks, and the Brotherhood ^ f ' *hla afternoon In Long Island Na- St. properties below. couiae .you cunt get th'em In del. son of Mrs. Dorothy J. Daudel, wfts real enouKh- We feared Dial Railroad Trainmen. tlonal Cemetery, tingulaned a grill fire. Overheated si was expected to be remedied with ington is against a flat embargo The leeching well, proven Inade- wrong with either Town Manager 118 Main St., completed three We lake It that oill of stale iim If we didn't leebanon the grease was attributed by firemen all deliberate speed. ^ but would like to reduce arms ship- Beiidea hig sister he leaves his ------quate, la one of three problem# con- Marlin or Chief "Schendel by di- weeks of sir Indoctrination July 21 tniisis sie frankly regarded sa as tha cause, hut no damage waa day after Iraq holli Ijfbanon and Even the U.S. Senate, which ments into tha area to a minimum. wife, Mra. Alice Connor Campbell, tributing to flood conditions at vulging their replies but you at the Naval Air Stattoa, Pensa- suckers, fair virllma of the tidl and a brother, George Campbell of reported. Men from Hose Com- .loidnn would have real revolu* usually gets top service from gCv-j Spacp Experts Bolton St. after heavy downpours. might learn first-hand 'qne of the cola, Fla. SUPER- H O TEL BUILT Hartford. paniet No 3 snd 4 responded shout lia|t the\' (-an I \posalhly e\'ade If IlnnH on Ihrlr hnndn. 'Hiat fear, and ernment departments, ran" out of Dinosaurs ruled th# earth for Another problem Is storm water reasons the morale |n the Man- post-mistress there said she about 120 million years, says the Funeral aervicct will be held that pours Into the street from Miss .Suzanne U Taylor, daugh- 5:20 a.m. the\' want to cioaa Ihe rlrei, and not anythitiK factual about (ht Trading Data cheater police department ia., not post-miaterss there said ahe National Geographic Society. Wedneaday at 9:18 a:m. at the W. impondmenta to'the west on Broad ter of Mr. and Mra. Allan S. T ay- About 8:15 p ni. SsLurday, fire- that nohotly has the sllghlesl P. Quiah Funeral Home, 225 Main quite aa high aa even Mr. MaHIn course of the l^haneae civil alrlfe wouldn't have any until lete in the Soma o f them reached a length of St. lor. 8* Henry St., will return lo- men from Ihe 8th District Depart- twinge of consclenrc or rrgiet St., with a solemn requiem Matu would like to have It !'s up lo thni llinr, wn'n the real basis day. 80 feet and weighed abou 80 tons. (CoBtlaued from Ps(ge One) This extra water, combined with niorrqw after sp.endlng a weak with ment were summoned to R l. 15 Ifr St. Rose Church, East Hartford, And just so the Democrats will ahold soakiug them. II oiiglil to he Ilf mil aitlon, 'Hie Unlied Nations by Stearns & Foster the overflow from Schaller Rd:, nol Use this letter or shy part of her aiint and lincle, Mr. and Mra. where they squelched a fire under at 10 o'clock. later than before. Climate changes causes the third d ifficu lty-over-' the hood of an tinldeptlfied auto- pointed niil; nonelheleaa..tlial If the nbsrrvrrn now rrafTIrm lhat vei* It In the coming town election lei Frank U Fark-ell and family, at .00 Burial will be in St. M ary’e can have powerful effecLii on hu- taxing of the storm lewer on Bol- toll to he charged them were fall me remind the readers that the the famhy summer cottage on mobile. Faulty wiring was given nlnii of Dir fftcin we had^tn Ignore Cemetery. East Hartford. man ■ life, ar on food eupply, on ton 8t. Storm water imponds at Lake Wlnnlpeaaukee In New as the cause snd damage to the and leaaonnhte and roiiline, IfVfre W K a t h ar on business or v aca tio n, wiian you co me to Friends may call at the funeral Democratic members of the Board and dispute If we were going (a be Khrushchev Seen Objecting whether people are too hot or too the streat'a lowest point! of Dircctofa have bypassed this Hampshire. X vehicle wea minor. were nol trying to aonk lliciii home tomorrow afthrnoon at 3 p.m. Hide to use lefbanon an the location tha and o f a tra v al- w a ary d ay you . w an t d ee p re cold oc las.v or frogen. 8h#ekey says the baaln a huge hot potato aa deliberately aa hsve e-’pciialli. none of thi.s pieaent The vital scientrflc question le drywell—is a stopgap meaaiiie de- Hose and Ladd*;; Co, No. 1 of of iuir ftnn\\ei to Iraq. •ach piece freshin g slee p. So you cn o o ta a good motet or ho j Mrs. Richard M. jtsprke the Republican directors why the cllmete IS changing and signed to curtail some of the flood- hri.slnraa of aiippl\lng Itirni with To Chiang at Summit Talks I Mrs. Richard Malone Rourke. Willard is. Rogers Town Fire Department will t el. A n d goo d ho tels and motels ch o ose this Stearns no one knows the answer. Some in g.u n til a storip sewer can be In- ______, hold lla monthly meetli)g tomor- flie cent llrkets would ever have I«f«r9 y ««c «r — ■ 1-moUier of Joseph A. Rourke, 49 ; A HjkI N own .Stamp, Anyway e Poster bed ding! Su p er-H o tel Built m at tresses are (ConUhued from Fage One) guesaee blame changes In solar stalled on Schaller Rd. qUF,EN MOTHER 58 row evening at 8 o'clocK. Local Stocks begun. In any ia.se, Ihe piopoaed 'I'hc Ihier cent ntamp bad certain IRCll* 9MrB tth s "aggreasivt imperialist bloc Flower St., died yesterday In a!activity Some blame meteor dn.t Meanwhile. Bolton St. reeidenls headed by the United Statea mon-1 New Haven convalescent h o m e | ^ "X L ir Z .t Handrlnghain, England, Aujg, 4 nudge Aiilhonly acllon wtih li m ad e with 300 coil innarspring units, exclusive Insulo [hr volcanic dust. have their eyes skyward, MAN FATAIJ.Y INJURED de[>loinble halnl.H wr hope Its more ient much o f their time coor- opoly groups" as the enemy of! after a lingering illnese. (yP) Queen Mother Elizahelh to- quoUUsaa fiumtelMd hy sluts at keeping these out of slate What is certain, the scientists exprnnivr nuccensor nlumn. insulation and Se a t Ed g es. Twin or full sixes, and Snating Communist policy for the Phsce, democracy, national inde- Burial 'yrill be in New Haven day observed her ,58lh birthday Cobara k Middlabroek, hic. say, irtija t UiOy cannot understand Orghge, Aug. 4 A Hartford SUi kers In line would alao hil local h BdtquRtfly I big-power meeting, now. expected pendance and socialism ," By con- Wednesday, qtilelly at the royal family's coun- \ Bank Stocks It alwayn ncemni a one way An- m atchin g box sprin gs, $38 e ach. until t h ^ know the basic facts. CYPRUS VIOI-ENGB SPREADS man Was fatally Injured last night area tiati’s of the bridge. Thai to be held by the U.N, Security trast tha Communlat 'pamp waa try home here. Cohn. Bank and Trust ral agent P)Ubrr it wan trannpoVi- YeuH enjoy your vacation The knowledge of air at great al- Her grandson, the Prim e of when hIS car left Race Brook Road atuniM he recognir.od. along' with Councii in about two weSka at Naw aalutad as the. foremost atruggler Bryaa E. Blbbe Nicosia, Cyprua, Aug. 4 IF — Ob...... 59 42 Ing money away from ua, or bring- more if you’re eure yoq have titudes learned by the lateUltea Is Wales, was the first lo wish her land crashed Into a tree. Police York or Geneva. for peace and tha easing of inter- Kllingtori— Bryan BMward Kfb- Violence ketweea Greek end First National Bank of Ihe pnsaihility that the lliidgi- Aii- off the home ineuranee you perhaps one builmnf block of this many happy returns of the day. Identified the man as Robert B ing notice of liioney owed by un. . But the joint bommunique madg. national tension. be. ’In fan t' son o f Mr. and Mrs. Turk Cypriote spread le Kyrenia Manchester ...... 27 31 thonty. even while il lalka ahoiil noed. Enough to cover today'! knowledge. Salutes were fired and flags flew Muasenden. 45, of 2 West Clay 8t. U never seemed In Julng money no demand for a aeat for the Red Thsre was also a veiled warning Ga0r|!a Klbha o f Sadd’a Milt Rd.. on the iaiaad’e aertk coast fur Hartford Natkmsi value of your home, Including Chinese at the same table with the that the Uniteri States may hava from public buildings. 1-12 For Babies Only Ihe out of stale motorists. Is ac- loward un. And If it e.vPr illd And died jrasterday afternoon' at Rock- ihe first lime svhea gilnmcn am - Bank A Trust Co. 33‘,i 55>9 liially after niora Uonncrtlciit Improvemenla and additions western loaders. This would pre- more titkiUa on Its own doorstep. ville/ City Hoapitai where he was bushed a parly of Turk Cypriote Manchester ■(Yust . , 58 63 ' mil h a tank for Unelf. it wan un- you’ve made since you took I CSiina and the Soviet Union^ it iwid Integration Speed nione\' ton. sent compllcationx for the SVest— born July 31. . - , ’ today and wounded two. Tile kill- Fire insurance Oaro|fiinle« -believably nto\s. or wan alwayH out your lael poliey. Conte W ATKINS and .delay the talks If net wyeck "g iv e firm support to the., jusi Besides his parriite, he leavee lags cootlmied elaewhere. A Aetna Fire ...... 65 68 loNlng itH waa-’. - see us for s eomplele prop- them altogether. The. United struggles of the peoples of Tha a stater- Oeorglahnp; his paternal Up to U.S. Court * ' group of people ataadteg et e bus Hartford F i r e ...... ; 167 177 Triple Bnigniii If lls flxcHl iiprielliin.x were sl- erty insurance checkup . . . States does . not rscognise Red United Arab Republic; the Rajiub- grandparents, M r. . and Mra. atop to Nicosia Waa sprayed with National ...... 77 82 lie of Iraq, and tha other Arab Higher Defense Costs If Soyiol fliiMla il«rlf Ir . in wnrdR iniixi e (Irnil lo.ix. ih* three lenl today. China and has been the chief force George L. Ktbbe Sr. of Ellington; (Coatlaued tram Page One) automatic weapon tire. One Phoenix ...... 69 72 keeping President Chiang Kat* countriha, aa wet^ as to tha national and . hla maternal, grandparents. Greek Cypriot wa# killed and sn- Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. of \Vin«!on hill, minirthliiK elnnip roiilil h«\e ilnne heller In SEM I-A N N U AL Bhek’s Nationalist regime In indapandcnce iriovamants of. the M r. and Mrs, Edward Rohlfea of that time the court rejected ap- oUier wounded. > Aetna Casualty .... 137 146 of ft itoulilo >nlj;mn, thr rrlftllon* •mine other ilepsrtments of living, H O T EL China's Permanent Security Coun- pao|riea In Asia, Africa and Latin DiMPlalns, Iowa. peals in two caoas which chal- Aetna U f e ...... 201 211 America." Seen Boosting Taxes fthip hrlwron Ruftftift and ( ‘nmiiui- too H O M E F U R N I S H I N G cil-seat. Private funeral services will he IMgad the use of federal ttoops Conn. General ...... 305 315 tfl Tha afatament also contained, the niftl f ’ hi nn 1r nn r\’PM grrnlrr inyii- Il wo\il{| freipienlly strive at our The Soviet premier made the held at the oonvmleiica of the fam- to ahforte'deeegragationi' . CAR MAY COMPLAIN Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 96 101 original Mideaat aummit eonfar- standard demand.fOr intematimial ily. Burial win be in BUington Cen- It cenxurod Oov. Faubus for hla Washington. Aug. 4 (S’; -Sen.'* pealing snd desirable they may" Travelers ...... 87 ; tory. de.xk heeling (iitlrlsm, hul eelriom disarmament, prohibition of atomic ence propoaai on July 19, asking ter Cemetery. The Inidd FunOral use of the Guard, saying hia ac- C-eIre, Aug. 4 (iT>— The Egyp- Preat'oti Bush IR-Conn) said to- appear to be. Public Utilities 'Hipy rip hiftlnriiH] iin’b I.s foi pi nisr It IrnnepoT led Urns of hrtek- D E L U X E weapons and thair teating, and for a masting of the heads of tha Home, 19 . Ellington Are., Rnck- .ttea press reported today that day the tax burden niay have to Conn. Light A Power 21’ » 2 3 'i "olimlnation of all mllitai^ bioct tlona could Itad to a “complete "The second is to continus fontri'l of (hr Asiftn Wuid mnjift, iiste lightly: If there wss ever s 1 ovemmenta of the United Slates, vllla. is in chatTO o f arranga'mente. breakdown of n vem m eot’’ the United Arab Rcpabllc. Is ean- be increaacd to pay for moimting spending- as ws have been, but Hartford Electric Lt. 61 63 and all military booea on foreiin alderlng ootnplatelag te tka thpy nrr ulPolo(;h'nI h Uior But rvrn kind leltrr In the msll, th* three SALE f'ranee, Britain, the Soviet Union toil." ^ Last weak Fnuhua was renom- defense coaU.. hava the courage to raise the re- Hartford Gaa Co. .. 39'4 42'k uitliln Uirir irlroloKtrnl rolntlnn- and India along with U.N. Sacra- inated in the Damocratic primary United Natiens litet the United Bush said this w a s one alterna- quired revenues by approving Souther. New England irni xinipp limped, nnil slrnlned Yugoslav's President Tito’s U r y Gentral Dag HainmarakJMd. In Arkansas which virtually as Statea and Britain are ^omrali- tive the nation faced in paying wh,stevar levels of taxation are Telephone ...... 39 41 fthip. Dirir ftrr jiomr ^■unmlR invis- end. like ss nol, hrnught s postsge & poliey o f independent communSem by Stearns Foster . *rhts apt>arent disregariNof tha Funerak sured him of election. He interpret ting "indlreet feggresalon” the added bills for defense and oth- neiosaary. This- may mean an .Manufacturing Companies Irrirw, f'oinmimlftt ("hina for In- due notice slong. also did not escapo. T h t communt- Peiping, government may ' have ed the landslide' victory as ap- through nnM-Nnaaer brondcaato er high priority programs In- increase In taxes, or maintenance Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 51*4 54'i fttanrr took Hii.^amn . <’(unmumRl It wiix n gienl slsnip for props- Where raised Violent obje«Uons ajnong quo said China and tha Soviet from mdto stettena on Cyprus. cluding science, eduction, mutual of the present high federal tax Associated Spring .. 16'.4 18.fi Union would apart no effort "to IMtn. Haael F. MeLongUfai proval of hla policies by the people tliipmn and furnrd 1 1 around and gands, hnl II haled lo rsrry fSi'ls. Insurance the (Chinese Reds , and farced of Arkansas. Tlieaa broadcastn’"seek to Inatl- security and provision of cssenllal rates to provide falsing revenues Bristol Brass ...... 9 11 These Stearns & Foster bedding wage'an uncompromising struggle FitnerU servicea for Mrs. Har-el services. tx^islrd It fnt Hu nun" priullfti' Is A iptnishchev to go o ff to Peiping The delay sought by the school gate chaos and overtbrow the as the economy expanda." ColUns...... 98 103 Il waa fiiiever delivering Inllmstr against reWsioniam. chief danger F. McLougmln, 24 Parkins 8t„ who Naneer ragime," the newapapers Other choices, he ssid, InVolve q u alities are the vary sa m e w a fur- and placata hla Chtiiase allies. But board would stop Integration until The only other course. Bush j Dunham B u a h ...... 6V 7\ nrpdft, .HaWirj; liun^ ('onmui- hieaaiigea finm peifecl strsngsrs: Huainens in tha Communist, movement, died Hiura^S^ morning, wert cutting back on less essential do- In thslr-joint atatemant, iViruah-. said, te to "drift along aa ws have Em-Hiurt ...... 53 .56 Jiiftl Oiina po^ft ii.s an auUiTir- Not A qish to n earb y ho tels an d motalsl which if, elearly. m an ifest^ in the JhOld Saturday at 2 p.m. at the after the eqd o f Hla third term/ mestic programs or fkleceptive. Il f'>un

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MANCHESTER EV-teNlNG HERALp.'I^CHfiSTER, CONN. MONDAY, AUGU&T 4, 1988 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCUKSTEH EVENING HEJtALD, MANUHESTEK. COI^N« MONDAY. A U G m r 4. 19M -I.. -ii ------1------•X. ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN UUR BOARDING HOUSE with A^JOR HOOPi^E Hospital Notes Trip Abroad Over 1 XXX) >bu rr vvoju^n-\ rijL Nfevro TOW36T ...IMIS CERTAINLY r OH, I BECAUSE T DON'T "THEN I THINK Is E ffo rt s Christen^n-Drfeiy Wbd(Jing ■C XXJ TOUGW. GETTlh»G I WAY OOP IjOOKEI? /CEI.OOOLA. WONT RAISE HISJ O M T GO 1 T H I N K H E E V E R ' MOLTO BET TER F pr^dlquardsens ^ AND A fRAN\6 ind e e d Sense and Nonsense ' ^ -Faltanto YM a y: 151 M E R CURY rilPOpAn?EE LOAplNi3M|^WHENj"H6BIT / I CONT KNOW. OHNION OF / ALONG WVM HAD AN OPINION MAKE HIM A rriftwy HAK-KAFF/-» STW? BOARDER '^TO T H « / DC WE WC THE DOMESTIC ( YOU ON ON THE MATTER PRESENT- T14AT'5 “tHE WAV it ju ADMITTED S A -H ^ A Y : John WA6,«ABS6— VMt , wallet. AW „ ICAUSHTHI/A Foote, Gilead; Matteo Cherubini, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Volquardsen, _ . . . ____ STUFF >OUWEREN'T SO f STATE/ OF ONE RIOHT^/ >ata Get Y o u r B e s t D e a l N o w A l •.F?,.55$T ^ COOKED S M A RT , FAT 6UV WAS SlTTir4‘ 1 RED-HANDED, The feilOLC^Wa* i good prospect Uln? ■' 117 'Schbol St.; Xliaa Susan A2I Center St, have recehUy re- —THIS OFFICER/ — M a *on-tn-law,'ap father wa» try- Captain—That is snow, madam, demona, 78 N. Main st.; Mlchae) turned fr*m Germany Where they OS HiMk WHEN 1 ‘^'ILV !«'A ar r ived/—'CLAI^^S E6AD/SEARCH. Ing-to help thingk'along. LrfMly_WeU, I thought ao niy- . 1CanehB8t#r Housing AuthcMty and Deborah Jean Walkar, 107 Tal- spent a month visiting relatives IDEM .FRAME. HIM/— SOMe/ *(tCHA) oBieiAlt rep otted ted sy in their relative market .impo'r- HS CAUSHTHI/A^ IN Father The young mart who self. But a gentleman juat told ma tance. • . ■ . cott Ava., Rockville; Jean Mc- and sight-seeirtg. Volquardsen is THEACT— THE'X TIFV / DASTARDLY ^ get* my daughter will get^a priae. it was Greece,'.' about 12B repliee have been re- Veigh, . 257 Spriice St.; Nelaon h«ad of the safe deposit dtpart- M O R IA R TY IT.' RNAVE LIFTED /V\V efeived from elderly tomiapeople The report said nothing shout ( wallet WA6 ON , The fellow looked at him aeri- whsther the V*TC vlcwad profits of WiJah Jr„ WiUimantic. meht of the Savlnga Bank of Man- THE GRiiyND.'^, OWN WALLET THE oualy for Bjnoment: The icienUBta have Juat an- tetareated In a homee-for-the*aged ADMITTBO Y B S T B RDAT: 'cheater. , OTHER day*- prejMt here*. sntlblqtica-producara as rasaonsbie Fellow—May 1 aee; it? nounced that dollar billa carry or exceasive. The .commission did James Oonley, - 321 Hackmatack While in Germany, ^ -th* Vol- THIS maybe ^ germs.^xTnat's silly, of courAa. A Atly. Herman Yulea, - MHA 8t.; Jacqueline Lana, BUlng- qiiardaena .viaitad iH'elr second B R OTH E R S -i.T say-profits appear adequate to JHE VERY MAM./ garro^uldn't live on a dollar theae igmuuel, added that many aenier ton; David W il^, 100 Oak Grove counK Mia*'/Karen''Vo]qUardaen in A* a ateamer was leaving dtisena In addition to tho|M who provide "continuing Incentive' Mr Athena,, a well dressed passenger da the discovery, and devslopmsnt o^ St.; Mrs. Maro Benaon, Northboro, BrerbtstebL Mias Volquardsen was L o w Su b u r b a n O v e r h e o d In have eent replies have mgde tele- Masa.f Mnr. Mary Sabourinr Btaf; in this ootmt^ and studying at approached the captain and poifiK phoaa inquiriea about the. project new uses and new sptiblotiea... "• Ing to the distant hills, tn.quljedX Ton needn’t worry about avoid- A t one point, the FTC said Pfix- terd S g ^ g s f Ronald FergtuioK 14 Manchester High School two yeara .He, expect* the list to exceed 200 Brent Dr.v Vernon; Mra. B aiw ra » «M* k> NTt t«.i Passenger—What la that^w lte ing temptation after you paaa 60. Cr got. a patent on tetracycline by ago far 16 m ^ h *. receiving her before the eurvey la 'otfer. It began Wilkie, is Knighton $t.; WUliam atuff on, those distant i)Hls, cap- That's when it starts avoiding you. Aug. 20. making false ' and miatesdirtg diptema from Mat>urt Cases SklodDwaU, 82 W. AjAin 8t., Rock Answer to Previou8 Puizit to ehrok social speUrity data.. on aboard . the "Queen Elisabeth." / Mancitestier and contact sldsrly ■vllle;. Vlnceht Dymw, tapping; SAVE ANYTIME! Anenf Animals Ife William J. Kiniry, 17, of Bast Harland C3ark.‘ $Q6 Center St (SpULD persons not reprm ’nted In the BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to A2TBB WORK . . in who* MAI KHM, queationnaires aeiit In so far. Hartford,, was flnad $150 in Town Court this morning by Judge Wee- Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Neil, 124 B, Driver Injured ahoppUig. ^ AI^OR * . ^ ACROSS 3 Mol t e n rock Tulsa sai4 200 namss would be Center St.; a son (o Mr. and'Mrs. 4 Warble snoUgh to show ■ that the town ley C. Gryk for operating a motor t Young horse vehicle while - under the Influence Gedige BtteMar, Storrs; a aon tu As Car Hits Pole CARNIVAL BY DWk TURNER 3 Nocturnal needs 'at/leAst 120. apartment Mr. artfl/ Mra. Walter Barry, OPEN UNTIL 8 PJB. MoBdayg S What barking mammal , dwellings in, a ftderaUy subsidising of an intoxicant. He pleaded dogs seldom Thom p^vU le; a aon to Mr. and Tueadays. ■PrldayA“ “ Open T i n r o - a Be native to project.' 'TheiMHA has requast- guilty. He was arrosted July 20 Opea do oii^Main St. Mrs.' Robert Ooidsmith, - -Skinner Mr*. Wllhemina 8. Drew*. 23, nl 8 8 TTailleaa ed a prsliminsry loan to begin Rd.iyVernon flaysWedaeadaya AAL antU te m«p.P^L 8 War god amphibian plaimthg a project not to exceed Judge Gryk suspended judg- Vernon, suffered e dislocated right 12 Wing-shaped 8 Boredom 250 .^wslHiig units, but the au- ment a second cmarge of fail: ,TH8 YESTERDAY: A eon to knee in an accident late Saturday iltU titlU UMm. 13 Presently 8 'Perfectionists thority dacided tipon 120 si8 Man- ur* to notify the Motor Vehicle and Mrs. DeVld Kneeland, afternoon. Her cfr hit a uUlity pole l,ON<; SAM HY Al. LAPP and ROH LUBBERS 14 Dip lightly 10 Rave chester's probable need. DCpartmmt (>f an addreas change- lord; a son to Mr. and Mr*. on Vernon St, police aaid. She waa INSURED SAVINGS 1.4 Sea monster 11 Recess in 28 Petal part 45 AntidpatM Andiaio '.added that the MHA's Two companlona riding in ^ Robert Walnum, 115 Barry Rd.; a arrasted and charged with reck- wuest^imcN it,»*0RKr*s AND WHEN K X n S n 9 0 R P « A 17 Abstract being a church 30 Stagger 48 T hr o w iear with Kiniry weie.pharged with daughter to''Mr. and Mra. Henry leai driving. aiT >x«r FWE. lON&Mmf CHIWCH Mouse lOiK 18 FiUies next step ,.on the- involved paper- 16 St age 31 Whi r l pool 47 Exchange of intoxication.- Th* case of Dpnald Proulx, WilUlhahtic; a daughter to EltC V TIME I SPfNPA /IMUiON I JACK wia fROfCbC «? ICTJ IB Teach work path' obtaining approval A passenger in hei; car, Miss whispers 33 Spider nest premium of a project will be, submission Usk. 10, of 25 Mill St., re- Mr. and Mra. Louis Meagiay, 81 W, (W-LARei I PE6L TH6 HOT t*C A t> f# TM6N ic u n x t * 31 Fal si Aer Main St, RocKvUlc. Joan Stevenson. 14. of Vernon, suf- 30 Wedge-shaped 35 Badgerlike 43 Burden next;week ci a cooperation agree- ferred to . juvenile auJJ^ties. RO M A NTIC B U A T H O f W fiMCTKAi-uy wruair exr- 33 Sick appendage animals so Greek fered a bruised forehead and cut (MLHO ,lAO( SIRIKfcWO W6 ifOWV-jy*r UK6 perch ment between the MHA and Board Proaecujtqr _^tzGereld said' LUk BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. 24 Fi ni sh 22 Ventilited 40 Fairy king 51 O b s e r v e d and Mrs. James Wagner, 122 Up, police aiild. Miss Stevenson and CMturf’ CLOi*lt ANP ■ HIMR ^ 37 Expires o# Directors, was picked up by Kiniry later in Mr*. Draw* were taken to Man- it it (OUt/tR) CLOt$Hn 24 Dash 43 South 52 Greek This ,wiil certify to ' the PHA the day. Sa he and Robert Con- Campfteld Rd.; a daughter to Mr. 2B Ireland 25 Small lump .cheater Memorial Hospital by po- 17 American mountain thst^ the MHA has approval oi drick, 24, of 108 Lockwood St. and Mrs. George Darby, 41 ^ rv e r 32 Accommodator 26 Sofa Indians 55 Altitude (ab.) St.; a son to Mr, And Mrs. Howard lice. vS AVINGS 34 Wiped out the town's legialative body in ask- drove around Manchester. Con- ing Mr homes for the sg^.. The dflck forfeited a $25 bond. The Johnson, 454,Main.St.; a daughter Mra, Draws told police ah* took 38 Counsel to Mr. and'Mra. Donald Eno, 46 her eye* from the road momen- f Ae-VTMie,* of Upjohn, said official* of hfa violation, waa fined $3. He was ar- etroya their ealU .... actually tauaes without t pratcriptlee. St til drua * Siding, Colorbeste* or Cedar BUT BAU.OY S eH B S. worts to diiaelv* away. couatoft for iuat I8< Compouad W company ar* convinced the rested Saturday. Jamea Daly of In Th ree Crashes Tested hy a lasdint Maw York shinglea charge* ar* completely unfounded no cartain address, was finYd ,tiU ie luaraataod to romovs wart* . . . A car that $tand$ out in the weathar leekt $hab* ±1 *kia,rlihic uadsr careful modleal or motMy rahiadod. He, tee, promised. a battle te for intoxication. He was arrested supemsioa, tkis romarkaklo for- * RrMf Skeethlng, I x 6 longue by, e e tti mere to maintain, brings last on a trade-v MOR'l'\ iMLKKI.E HY DICK C A V A I . L I '‘prove conclusively that these Saturday. Police reported -no a nests In sni grooved roofer* MICKEY UNN ehargee ere untrue." Charles B. Taylor,. 46, "of De- BY LANK I.EONARD WILL YOU « E IP three motor vehicle accidents in- * Roofing, nird A*phall ' in. At the prices wa'ra charging for eemplate (jjp p tlw co ptTJ W. O. Malcolm, Cyanamid troit, Mich., charged with, reckless volving five drivers this weekend we HM/EANyMAIL, driving as the result of a 2-car shingle* pacicacat of garage materials, you'll maka monay ONB Of THOSe SeAPLANBS; I TOLO'JA I'D \ WINTMBOP? president, said hit firm has not John B. Burke, 50. of 12 Summit YYELL.YOU CBATAINLY DID' accident on Rt. IS, June 22. for- 'WHATVOU' JUST LANDCDON THE LAKE.' MAKE IT BY NINE ) WE'LL HAVE IKBNTY Of enpiged in any price fixing or *m- Stl,. suffered a bruised knee when * Window, I ’ X 2', 4-llght by NOW WHeUE COULD THAT IE O 'CL O C K.M t.PIPP.'/ p i^ ed any unfair otkf deceptive feited a $100 bond when he failed he drove a car into e Cement pier ousineea prectieea r< to appear to answer the charge. 'V PROMT A f iKoeru In th* Peri;ede on W. Middle Tpke. ' «otr John -B. McKeen, president of Continudncea . were granted . to ycaterda.v morning. Burke said he a cutting cpr maintengnee costs Pfiaer, s$td "Pfiaer 'hat naver *n Arthur U Dudley; 21, of Holyoke, waa aterting from' a parkad poal- per gaged in a eonapiracy, nevar mia- Maaa.’, charge WJlh risk of Injury tion and struck the pier support- .00 a inertiaaing your trade-in IS uaad hi* >at*nts, ‘ hevere fixed to a miner, te m d ay; and Vincas ing a large aign, according to prices, and wields no monopolistic Bulblnas ef 4B Woodland St., poUce. f. raising the value of your home pewars.” charged with a bViWch of the peace The car, owned by John B. De- as the result'of a' domeatic argu- - Th* FTC g civil action is aimed Quattro of 124 Constance Dr., was 'cash price f t 75 at requiring th* drug companies ment yesterday,. ,te Friday, Heavily damaged and towed from Build-it-yoursclf. We'll explain hovt and rent .vou power OKK t* I halt th* alleged price • fixing. 0«*LLI the scene. Police said tpe car was tools,. Qr. a&k for the name of a reliable, reasonable 1X8 firms warar.-glyan 80 days to saven days old. Coventry . . carpenter. O’ fU* formal anawart to the com- Richard R. Vlqiatte. 30, of 86 plaint THa commiaaloh tantatlvely I Doapwood Dt*;. entproid W/MIddl* sat a haaring forD ct. 1 before ah Dorsey In ju r^ Tpk*. from g parking lot near Con- For Bmaller purchaaee use our Continuouo Budget Account. axathiner in New York City. gress St. Satunlay,..pellca said and ,f) ' l .M’TAIN KASY B> I.KSLIK TURNKR Th* fedenal agency's move cap- collided with a cAr Being driven , pad a 2-yekr study of the ahtl- By Mower Blade MR. ABUItNATHY OR. JOBS iSONB OP THel A ^T H A , TB4, THOSB wbkb his east by Mrar:JCld* B. Hoaking, 36 When you open your account, state the amount of monthly payment you wish to make BY BAI..sroN JONGS nnd FRANK R1I)(;KWAY blotica indiMtry. . ' ' , . T* ■ “ ■■ 4 BBST...TM0 HB MCBMTLY/THk fiU iS T !------orders. TIU! SOME of South Wlndaor. Violelte told and your total credit will be ten times thgt amount. ■1 MTIRfDj |'_ - f ’ ONB VSlO LBAVB SUE5T5 ME PLBEMS In tu report, th* FTC said there , Raymnntf Dorsey. 40, of Bread poUce Hb was watching a car ap- Net Water lsa*t I Preblem Now i i had been rapoat'ad price cuts iK WHEN CAN- TILL THB POtICS NOW... PROBABLY TO i a i LltiUc ft.. Coventry . received proaching in th* opposite dfroc- I NEEDATYPIST. t v W W I'« ‘. ri-LCAU. AVOtO BflHS MfOlVED . many of th* early antibiotics, but* laeerotlons of the middle, ring and thJn 'and his car rolled -into Mr*. If you aet your monthly payment at: Sin SI5 120 HOW M ANY WORDS VOU START, '' n. t HBMROW! *1 THE POLICB that comparable price deiereases ‘Uttl* flnfrera ,on his right hand Hosklng'a csr.'Damag* wais miner. fboy liwidlod e .Welfbom among th* "newer won'Mr drug* CAN YOU TYPE MY DEAR? tUVESTISAnON wlien the -blade of a tractor moWer - Polica leportod that ewr* driven Your initial purchaflee may amount to: SlOO 1150 1200 stopped in IM I. slashed ft yesterday afternooii.- '^NN-' wv v VVr PER MINUTE? by John Lessard, 21, of Taloott- Sine* tUih. the'.'agency eaiA : Dorsey'WAS taken to Manchester vUle ajid William C. Johnson. .18, Your Credit Limit may he extended t o :. S200 1300 1400 prieee of tetracyctlnee have ro Memorial Hospltar* emergency -of 236 Center St., were in collision -I malned usekaiigad and uniform room. Twelve stitches closed th* at W. Middle Tpke. and Homasteafl Have trouble fetting **sUsming hot” water for thf with onr snoUMT despite what th* wounds, aftar vftiich Dorsay was SL, Saturday. Damage was nagltgi- There will be a Service Chifgc of I'y per month on the unpaid balance with a m'nimum FTC saMI. Wafa significant shifts 'diachargad, — ;^-- supper .dlshw? . thst Monday wash? With our new' charge of 25c per month. Walthsin ThoraMtic Oil Fired Wstor Heittr, Just'sot the .sutoihstic controls for the temporatnre of water you 8o long aa you make-ilAur regular monthly payment pleaaa feel free to make additional wsat:nt tho.tsps. Then forjget it. ' purchases. This means that you may increase your account lo your Credit Ljmit with e W l kt WA tseetee. I—. TAi Bifc W.t. »>!. Oie NO increase in yniir monthly payment. We want to be of aervicje cdhtinuouflly'- The'eost of the unit is kiw snd you’ll rave better thsn i ' ' .ILFP COBB THF SrORY OF M.MITHA WAYNF BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETK HUFFMAN ABfESITE half the cost of hrating water hy any other method. The Our Credit Policy haa been determined by the needs of our Customers and we wtf| make BUT AS A DOCK I Mist ta AftiHiTECT HAS CUSCKSO OUT I'LL SHOW everegc ueege coele ItMw'then t.4,&0 p«^ m i^h for 4,000 arrangements to fit any circumstances. Call on us at any (Im'^e that you would Bke to DCTATOR, VOU’RE VOU W H O 'S •' OF THt HOTSL. WOBOOY SK-MS ID kVL \NASHED UR ' gelkms of inetent hot water. ? diacuw your account. HALS AMY KXA WHERE HE MIGHT BE WASH&pt.„ V1NCt.'...AND WHAT'S , . . .'■ • -.r-'- - ‘ V STAVIMO- ■ WO OWE BtJT MB, THAI IS .1 SO AR£ YOUR HIRED KILLERS' Phone MI 9-4596 or TR. 1*3271 for free catimatf. *'Y4Nir GiHHwitM Our 3l Y««n «f Dep#ii**le. Serdee" , lo ffsM iy Slop in at our- madem ahoqrronm. Always umpla ^ncOrHMiT «O sr RaputatiaM I s .Ymt Aaianraas*” parking. CAU: Ml M 224 We’re O jm . Daily 7 A.M* to 5 P,M., Iddudiiif - I ILC O . INC Wednesday Aftemaha -aad Ca< 333 NORTH MAIN STR£ET~.-TEL. MI 9-82S3 Saturday ipatR NoMii ■ a3l main ATitfT ' MANCMEATCA. CONH m.gu f V - Biiilt tittltlrinm EnniEitaiR Vtl febiji o e i m si-m - cM ubs o f e j i y o t r ser vice Tcleptepio MI 9-459S.^Rocfcviilo-T^on*11t 5-3271 V, ■K X'

lUNCHEStEB BVBNINO HERALD, IfANtiHEaTBR. C30NN, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1958 . / PAGR SLBVEM

Sport Schedule

^ ^oday Gl^een Mspbr v*. Nassiffa, 8— Charter Oak. Bast Sider* va. South Enfla, 6:15 —Mt. Ngbo. Bantto vi. P A r, 8 r- Wsst Side m-al. . Playofhr Resume YanksTitose TwinbiE; Chicago, Aug. 4 (/P)-r'“|ClSl^-. host ahot I could' hav^Mra .woi^k. it will continue to op.- Biir* vs. Rainbow, 8:15 —- Rob- Venturi, a sophomore pro vith nmde yaatarday," causUrglly cone- argM on ‘kcheduled photo flights ei-tton Pafk, T%ird Game Scheduled At Waddell Field mentad Vanturi. "would hav* bean 111 today’s closing round. JCing’s vs. M*1 Tool, 8:30 — Rob- a golden touch, had a three- lo bring-down thM hejicdptiar." None ,of the year's pedigreed ertaop Park, . RSox in . Second stroke lead artd the “whirly- Th* iaadep.ln the ehaa* for' the Utie-holders was within shooting ' Liberty vs. Tempts, 8:15—Char- Opanlng game in Uia widilen bird” 3 ittera today as the $50,- 89,000 first prise was reftm qg to dlfitaiice of yenturi. U.S. Open ter Qak.^ Wednesday in Bristol death plajroffe to determine ..the 000 Chicago Open entered tts an aircraft which'.hovered ovejr the Champion Tonirhy Bolt was brack/ White Sox v*. Red Sox. 8 — annual little League ' Town New York, Aug. 4 *e.ln blaek and whitCj j purposes. land. A tremendous two-out home run in the 'ftintb inninu by Paired In the cniclel nnntest under-par 68 onto previous rounds Sammy Snead and Gary MiiJcile- record with four dpublehender flops to show for the Sunday of 65 and 67 for'a 54-hoId total oT Venturi, now fifth among the opff were lodged with five, col- Moiiaity's vs.- Gengrts, 6:15 — outfielder Skip Dunn.provided strong West Hartford with an are flulllyan's Red and White Colt's Park. Stand and the l.«w.vera, Man- •fforU of the big, bad New Tork«r«< 200. That waa three strokes ahead year’s top with a 121,870 total, leagues at 312, 'while PGA Cham- exciting 7-6 victory over Manchester Saturday afternoon in of veteran Jack Burke and another conceded the helicopter bothered Tuesday, Aug. 8 cheater Auto Parte dreiv a hyo who malfs a faro* of the American pion Dow Flnslerwald w as one of F * P vs. Bankers, 8 Clysrter tiie opening game of the District playoffs at Sterling Field and. will meet tonight’a victor League Monday through Saturday. comparative newcomer to the pro him on only on* hole, the lith . five 213' shooters and the yeai-'s .ranks, Don January, who shai-ed Oak. j In West Harcford. Bu( lli^ fiilViJ' Thiiraday night, alan nt -6 Even Manager Caeey Stengel, Major Leogu where he'took a par 4. Howevar,^ top money winner and Masters North Methodi.st v>. Teachers, To\uiera bstllcfl back In rlpadlock o’clock, at Rurkley Field. , when he Isn’t cracking wise about the runnerup shot at 203. the iow-hangipg machine eibviaua- tltlisl, Arnold Palmer i $.36,9001 Pls.Ver In Fourth g'lace 6:15 - ChHiter Oak. t))r bent-nf.IllITC arn ri v itli a ron- Tiie audden death pinynira be- the National League, says: "Don't ly had Ventin'i etill boiling when he was hopelesalv out of the running St, Maiy's vs. Bspliil, 8:30 r vmcin? 6-2 triumph yralri'lay a f- know what it is. Maybe I ought* ssLeoders In fourth place, four strokes off took a double bogey s4v«n on the at 216. Robeitson Park. came neceaaary After the. three the pace St 204 wSs the youthful ternoon at. Ml Ncbn league chnmpiona ended up In a Just manager on weekdays and Notional LMigiue ISth tnfl a bogty fhiir on the. ITth. In fact. 216 was the cutoff mark Orioles vs. Indians. 6 - Charier South African^fitar,; Gary Player, Win Gandane to,Opi»rat« for fit proa eligible -for the final The Inn mala mil i laah again three-way Me follmvlng the an- take Sunday off.” Batting—AiSfeurn, philodelphle. Oak. Chicago's climbing 'Whits' Sox, 22, Johannekburg, while Ernie The helicopter. iisell,in connec- round, along.with eight amateurs, Wednesday nighl in an S.lh ton- nual round robin aerlea. Si|l- .342; Maya, San Franclaco and Braves vs .Phillies, 8 Buck- how only a half game out of eec- Vosaler, and seasoned Marty Fur- tion with rushing photdgrapher*' led at 221'-' by Jim MeCailhy of I land. test under Die lighls al Muzr.y Ihan'a, a new apnnaor Ip the Muaial, St. Louis. .335; Skinner, bnd plate, had yesterday’s Sunday gol were five strokes behind at prints to Chicago, yestertiyv iriso ,Jollet. ni., snd D(on Pauley of Des Wedneada.v, .4iig. f’leJd in Brislol and the vtrlor amII Inral program ihia aiimmer, Piitsbtirgh, .331; Dark, Chloafo, advance In Ihe finals nf Ihe an- raptured lop ^hnnora In the outing against the runaway AL 205. had been employed for jiertal ^am- Plaines. HI. , North Ends vs. West Siders, leaders. They cut the Yanks’ mar-' .337. : nual Arn-riian Ijegion Slale Tmir- American league while the Runs—Bank*, C hicago, 7»1 |6:15 Mt. Nebo. nanie.nl Appm.simalely .toil fana |j»Myera and Auto Parte won gin to I S 'i games with 3-1 and 4- I Pontlrelli'a Na.ssiffs. a West 6 -victories behind righthanders Aaron, Milwaukee, 74; Maya, S mi u itne.ired Halurda.i' a eni niinlei almliar laurels In the Inlema- F ranclaco, 71; Walla, Chicago, 88 J side Oval. wlnle a.n r-*!misled rro-'.d nf fiflO tlonal and .National league, re- Dick Donovan and Ray Moore. Telephone va. Mailne* 6:15 It ws2i the second straight Sun- Neal. Loa Angelea and Sklnna^ Vfl.a nn hand fnr Snnda>'a liU > spectively, Pittabiirgh, 67. i’ Moriarty and Leo Cyr j Rohert.son Park. . reahler Hits Hard j One nf the aeaann'a largest day doubleheader loss —- fourth of 1 BA ’s Finast 135, 8:30 Robert-! the season — for the Yankees, who Runa Batted In—Banka, Chica- -fil HilliiiR hniinia fnr Ihe firal Iwn^ crowds la expected lo attend go, 87; Thomas, Pittaburgh, 82; : aon Park. ffJt games iieir garnered by Manrhea- Innight'a game. used to double up with ridiculous I Second Congo* vs, Civitan, 6.1.5 "monotony. ■ Anderson. Philadelphia, 72; Cepe- ler a Wea Keahler wlin baliged mil da, San Francisco, 68; Aaron, M l- Spark Oilers’ Triumph Chai-ter Oak, (lie rinsing base kiiorhs in five Boston’s Red Sox took advant- Tigers vs, Gianis. 6 Buckland. Pretty Mis.. Ski'Dnddling age to puli back into second place, W'aukee, 62. tnpa Baliirday. Inrludinip a anlid I White Sox vs. Pirates, 6 Char- Airbol'ne.on, nnn slat. Nanoi® kicka up aprav at C$'prewi ehattenng Cleveland’e seven-game H 11 a—Ashburn, Philadelphia, Iwo rtin' hnnier Diiiin rnllerlnl KeHlless Wind 135; Maya, San Francisco, 134; Jim Moriarty and Leo Cyr combined to drive in five runs ' ter Oak, Oai-d^n. Fla. Tha mftv ijuaa won Iha Dixia title and the New (inr binslea for Weal Haj-lfnrd and winning atreak .3-2 and 4-2. The Orleana championahip and la aharpening: up for the nationa) lour- ■weep dumped the Irtdisn.a from Walla, Chicago, 130; Cepeda, Sah and Ronnie Simmons tos.sed a nifty three-hitter in leading Morlai'ty'a vs. Bloomfield. 6.15 tcammalea .Inliii Thnnipann and Franclaco, 128; Banks, Chicago] Coil's Park. nitmeni in Gw>rir»a ann andmonai ifinry. Nippy Haydaah hnlh had Ihiee second to fifth. Detroit, running its I M o r i a r t y B r o s , t o a e-.’l win over the New BriUiB.,Ealcons in Track Winner win streak to aix. moved up to 127. a Farmington V’ a l l e y League contest at the Hardware City Thursftuy, .aiig. 7 gafelles Doubles—Hoak, Cincinnati, 27; Nazaiene va. Center Congo*. Several fine fielding plava were \VF„S F K N I I I .F I l fourth with 3-2. 4-1 victorida over Sunday. ^ New York, Aug. i i/Ti Heat- 4^'’ . Baltimore. Kansas City split with Aaron, Milwaukee. 26; Skinner MEN’S DIVISION- 6:15--Charlei' Oak. Boxing's Mr. B ig ... No. 2 turned in by Danny Banavige. Bill Fnjoya Perfwl Itay jir yVi- - and Groat, Pittsburgh, 24; Thom- Cyr sacrificed Glen Merre'r home North Methodist v*. Temple, leaa.Wlnd won the |l.%2,97h Futur- Washington, dropping a l.'5-tnnlng SELECTED 12 HOLES in the fifth to give Manchester a Ualauaky and (^uck Salmond for nightcap 4-3 after romping--12-0 in son. Chicago. 23. One-Half Handicap S'.SO Robertson Park. Manchester and Thompson. Kd ity at (*hi(ago‘a Arlington Park 'This It pls.y St Bccond bate ip tccohd fs m t of doubleheadar. yatterday in which Mel Roach, Milwau- brief 1-0 lead. Aftei- the Falcone fiflh thankJi to a brautifwl squcor.t the opener. Triples—"Virdon, Pittaburgh, 11; Building for the Future Athletics va. Braves. 6 Buck- Drlaroll, Mtk* Tra.vnor and Rlrk kee Bravee second baseman. Injured his knss. BUdsr U Daryl Spencer, 20, San -Francisco Giants,' Satiinla.v tied the count in th* bottom half bunt- by Hfnn. A wslk. error and Balurday. hut theie are plenty of Banks. Chicago, Ashburn, Phila- Every yciungster likes to play in th* sand and 6-year-old Tommy Class A - Lou Becker 43-4-39. land. Carbo Picked Norris Berry for West Hartford, rich Rtakea left thia aummer and seeking to break up fl/th Inning doubleplay setup. Roach's throw didn't complete double on of the inning, the winners came A fllngU by 8Atmonrt, Mi l w i t h (wo WHITE SOX »-4, YANKEES delphia and Maya, San Franclaco, Koehler ie no different as he practicea building forts and castlea Jim Gordon 41-2-39. Redlegs v*. Senators, 8 Charter Weekend pitching laiirela went fall for the .2-year-olda who will he Valmy Thomas, who hid grounded to ehortstop Johnny X-ogan. (AP Photofax). back with another marker in the| outs, mipde the ■cnie 5-1 m th« l.-O —‘ Donovan, winning his fifth 9; Blasingame, St. Louis, 3. at <3lobe Hollow. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Koeh- Class B Bob McCann 45-5-40, Oak. to the IcicBri Pal Mlalrelta, who m Ihe headlines come lime for the Home Rune—Banks, ffiupago, sixth. Moriarty drove In two sixth Inning, 'I'he wlnnois roii' straight for an 8-10 record, fired a ler of 67 Foley St. t Herald Photo by Oflara i. j Walt Ferguson 47-6-41, more Silk Tou-n runs with a sin- Frida.v, .aiig. 8 ■paceKl eight hlU. walked only one Kentucky Derby next May. 30; Thomas, Pittsburgh, 28; Elk* vs. Trust. 6—Charter Oak. When He Left Jacobs batter and atnick out 10 yesterday rlurlerl I heir Mfternoon wiih a three-hitter againat the Yankees Class C Mill Nelson 50-9-41, gle in the seventh and Cyr's dou- Mi ngl e n i B r k r r i n the neventh, with Counting 10 major atakea fnr in the opener and outdueled Aaron, Milwaukee, 24; Walla, Chi- George Benton 50-9-41, Dr Gene St. M aiy’s vs. Liberty, 6:15— The tall righthander, who captured the Juveniles In the Far Weal. Mid- i ble scored two more in th* eighth. the fMMi-Ntepplng Henn Hrmtng «■ Whitey Ford (13-5). Bii) Skow- cago and Mathews, Milwaukee, 31. Davi.s ,50-9-41. Simmons, in going the dietance, Charter Oak, three of four derialoni during regu- weal and Fast, more than 11,000,- Giants’ Role as Challenger Stolen Bases—Mays. S^m Fran- Phillies VI. Redlegs, 6 Buck- New- Yoik (NEAi Frank Gar-* of w-elght, for he got what he lar leason play, was In rnmplete the front rriAn on a NiirrpnNful ron’e 10th homer and double and R EST 16 HOLES struck out eight end walked three, doublf aIma I. (HK) la staked up at the end of the cisco. 20; Aahburn, Philadelphia, Traygis Upends Prior land j bo walksd Into Dempaey's Reslaui - , w-anled. command with hli display of ea- Tony Kubek’e first inning single I Three-F'ourt-h Handicap j The losers' final IW'o l una in th* ] golden rainbow, w'ere the only eafetlea off Donovan, 19; Blasingame, St. Louis, 14-; T. j Sunday Orioles vs. Giant*. 6 Charter ant on Bioadway. flicking the The firat lime boxing took jiot* cepUonal control. j A HfM'ond Mf t r k e r Horsemen believe I9h8 has pro- eighth inning were unearned. Mor-j Tmielv NingieN bv NyquiHt and who had lost his three previoiie Taylor, Chicago and Zimmer, Lbi I Class A Slah Hilinskl 59-1-58. iart.v Bros, are at home next Sim- j Oak. ashes fioni his cigar ao they of Frankie was In 1986 wheh Ted- Bouthpaw Steva McAdam. al- I duc.fHl an outatanding - hunch of At^elea. II. f>unn Amounted for WeNl HArl* Seen Over in National League atai-U againat New York. John Rusher III, 63-4-.59. day against FVL foe Siiffield. I North Mflhodlat vi. Second ' wouldn't get on an expensive silk dy I’ai'oaz lost the middleweight though charged with Raluidey'a j lyoungaleti. and It. probably will he P itch in g —McCormick, Snn One Up in Semi-Finals championship tn the obscure Babe fnrd'i lone laliv in the « » c o n d • Moore (7-3 1 was juat a* stingy, j Clas.s B Pete Slaum 65-7-58. Morlsrlr ar«i. Congo*. 8 :30-Roberl*on Park. I s h a n t u n g s u i t . aetback. turned In three liinlnga nf i j November before a champion is scattering five hit* for his second Francisco, 8-3, ,727; Oriisom, San I "He.vV' he boomed to a guy w ho j Rlsko of Syracuse. Risko was good relief pitching after taking j «'0ile a double by the harl-lillllng Hal Giglio 66-6-60, 'Walt Ferguson lb r Hsturday, .6ug. 9 de.leimined. In the yaara of a Cita- Francisco, 7-3, .700; Purke.v. Cln- PSMU-(t^. cf . . . . ’ was at the bar with hi* wife. He managed by Gabc Genovese, but over for alarler Clyde Richard. A< -'l>unn amt a single by .Imi (Jndlii .Now York, AiiR. 4 (/P)— Und to der Rrave.i habpn lotKosch- shutout (both against the Yanks) 68-8-80. Indians vs. Dodger*. 9 Buck' tion or Native Danger, the voting and hi* Hiird complete game (all clnnali ajid Semproch, Philadel- Travgia ha.8 moved into the final round of Manchester t'yi. »» ...... land. irsm e over, pul a $100 bill on the , It soon beeSme known Carbo was tually, Steve dug hie own grave gave the hiacra a aei nnil marker waa over by early fall. laifon der (Jiaiits! Freely tran.alated, aa any German-bred, Class C ■ Maurice Willey 72-14- I in the pictUTeri'#6fav**e has been three againat the 'Yanks I. Johnny phia, 13-6. .684; Bpahn, Milwau- Country Chib’s Chamitioii Fight in the Men’s Division by .58, Fl ank .Sheldon 76-15-61. . Slier W’ o j f - l k . c ...... Dodger* va. Senators, 1 Buck- bar and bought a drink In tiie seventh frame when he ef- Ui Ihe sevenih. .jumpin' for .joy Milwaukee biirKbcr will tell you. it means tbe kee. l4'-7, .667. indicted in the current investiga- Hntit (Hit Favorite Kucka lost it. defeating Tom Pj-ior, one up, in the seriii-finals. Advancing Porterfield 71-10-61, Don Culver I D S i mn i u n R 2h land. “Eddie Machen? 5’e.*. he looks lowed Havdeeh'e elnw roller In gel 1 While llie viailnra lonld do very Snn Franri.sro Giant.,a have pi*nbably bad it a.a a National • • «' Strikeout* Jones, St. Louis, j M^n-sais. 3b . .. tion. by him for en infield hit, Ihe We.al hllle agiimal Mialielta, Manchee- Reatieaa Wind, owned by the into the 'semi-final round on the strength of last week’s one 74-13-81. I Moriai'ti. lb . ... Tigeri VI. Red Sox, 3:.30 Buck- like a very good prospect ’ Frankie j Uangollen k'arm of Mra. M K l..eaKUe ( halleiiger. 139; AniohelH, S«n Fi-am-taco, 98; ' mused. "Rut I ain't messed iip Made An Inipresainn Harlford rairher eveninellv aror- lei. allhmigli liniiled lo five lilla, RF.D SOX 8-4, INDIANS 2-2 — up win over medalist Doc .MeKec.* ------WOMEN’S DIVISION I McCiilrk If ...... land Uunn, Uppei'ville, Va.. heal out the The Rled Sox, closing oiit a road Spahn, Milwaukee, 97; Podrea, Lot . Mcrr-r. rf ...... Chartei ("’I'l’ RKkl* anymore Ali those Frankie began to make an im- Ing hla team's sixth marker look AdvNntHge of four enemy ■Iii.'.l aa Hie Brooklyn veratrtn did wbn the opener ea Bob Trowbridge Traygis will now oppo.se, for Hie M VSTFJtY TOI RN'.VMBNT j n . S i n i m n i i s . p . . Braves vi. Cardinal.*, 9 1 favored Dunce from the ( ’lalborne wlirii Charley Dreasen uttered hl.a trip during which they won oijjy Angeles and Roberta, Philadelphia, 3« 4 I 37 13 t 4 ; Oak j.guyi, they write thing*, ’fhat'.* pression from then on. Through bohhIeN And Mint hAse iiinning to bagged hla Aral victory with 96. I Cluh Championship. Hie winner of ■ S a t u r d a y RONNIE SIMMONS Farm to haul down flrat money of 4 ofi 14 games, yanked both ayray I Totsli ...... sm okay, They woiildn'l have nolhlng \ Risko he conti-olled the middle- I haae (todm who woikod mix and imniorlal "Tiie OiaiiU la Dead" a aeven hitleas inninga in relief of the Lee Terrv-Berl Carl.son nialtli. Peter Collins Class A Be.st total on Par 3's, N hritsin <1( Pitches Three-Hitter Yankees vi Cardinals, 1 Char- Saltirdav's (eaiiic ; I100.47JS, He'a now' the top money from Cleveland with late Jnning American I-e«gue h p« a s rbi lo write about if I waan’l around " w'clght title and in 19.38 the Cleve- onedhiid inningH. giving up mII few venra hack atarter Gene Conley. The date of the Terry-Cai Ison Jean Gaudino, 14, Moat fours, Edna | i-olsnselo. cf, ter Oak. a :*winning Juvenile of 19f»8, also hav- By (oniblnlng a alx-game wln- rallies. Ted Williams' two-run This was the Carbo an outsider land boys met him for Ihi" first Two coMlly nilMiiioM, MHcri f i re MaiuhPMlet ruiia, Sfo\nk pilx'hed Wea Covinpton and Frank Torre Batting - - Goodman, Chicago, semi-final found will be set a.s Hilinskl and Cora Anderson, four j R'P*«. 3h. . Munday, Aug. tfl and A fielder 1 rholre plsy geve ing won Ihe Ticniont and Nalionnl nuiK atreak nf Ihelr own with' a banged homera In the second game National I.«agiie homer in the ninth won lh« first M onarly’a vs. Siiffield, 2..30 Mt. would meet. Frankie is a guy you time when' his new- Ififl-potuid hltlCM.M Hh H III (tie inning and two* .3,31; Kuenn, Detroit, .329; Run- soon as Carlaon returns fruni the Racing Victim champ, Freddie Steele, who had MAnche8t.fi a 1*0 niArgin in the| I Mlallion StH,kea. WiTIle Shoemaker alx-(!ame loainR adeaU of the gsnie as Murra.v Wall -won In re- each. 1'N-"\-tllr'. rf Nebo. saw every place. At Gallagher's Ihii'da tiuil he \Miikrd and the Bravee coa.'ted behind lealerday’e RMulta nels. Boston, .32.5; Power, Cleve- hospital where he is now confined. Class B Most .sixes. Olive Chan-j Biskupinh. 3h third mning. BAck-to-h»irk homerii j I rode the coll, who paid SArSOr (liaiita. Ihe la.il four In hand-lo- lief over Gary Bell. The BoSox i C r a f t S a i l o r s I or the Sl..MorilE or Dinly Moore's (lefeaied Risko, came in and Both rivMlM lollei'ted 10 liUa in Warren Spahn'a four-hitter for hl.« Milwaukee 4-8, San Franclaco land and Cerv, Kansas City. .321. ^ Terry last week- gained a semi- Bonn. Gei-many, Aug. 4 i.P( - da. 11; Highest score on abort > stopped Carmen Barth. by Feshler And big pAve White j ' 'I*lie next hig one is Ihe Hope- haiid lii-aalin*, .Mllwaukee'a rham- 4.Trd career ahutoiit. .lohnny An- .3-0, w-hipped Ray NarleSki in the sec- Runs - - Mantle. .New- York. 81; final round berth by defeating de- I in New York, the Chez Pare* In the flTMl nmteNt. The experts and adventiire-lnveis holes. Ruth Brvant, 8. “Ri-owsleiii. c highlighte.d th« IdcAl'R foin-nin 'Hie loiiila will I line up for : fill Stakes Aug. 2.1 at SarHloga, ploii Rrai-ea have opened up a flve- tonelli and Rube Gome* were the Philadelphia 8-10, Chicago 2-12. ond game with fotir eighth-inning Power, Cleveland. 66; Cerv. Kan-^ fending Champion Stan Hilin.ski. , Chicago, the Mocambo in Holly- Carbo waa around th* pubs ODD HOLES TOURNEV 2E) Baxlnrk, I H o i s t C a n v a s s spending money aa If he pruited outhiiPMt in the top hMlf of the; \Vfdnei night al tl Ifi at Nelm. I |7.^.00() prixe. capable ptilltymen Mel Roach with (.Second game Suspended CUrfew TIGRIIS S-4, ORIOLES t-.l — Run* Batted In — Jensen, Boa- feating Joe Cciina. 2 and 1. 'I-he would end hia career aa a sacri- ■ W slkrrt for llro w st.iii in Xlli. Eastern Field waukee. .Iiial a year ago now, the Mari' Gangw-ere ,49-8-41. .lulie the nation hoist canvaa loiiay fo' I you knew- he ran with .Steele and you soon saw atarfM, I I Another- S llMl,(Mni-plu.s rac e al a t.vialed knee and Felix Mantilla 4'-i Innings). • Paul Foytack and Billy Hoeft, de-" ton, 92; Cerv, Kansas City. 77; Second Flight final round match ficial lamb. - Mo((«rlvs ...... 000 011 220—« Hf «I Rarlfnrrt <1> [ Bravea battered open .one of the Fauikner 48-7-41, Edna Hllin.aki Nrw Bi llain ...... ((Oft 010 030-3i the second leg of the Snipe Na- him at Billy Iji Hiff* Tavern or But Ihf heav'y-hilting Wp/i ! , s k< 1 h P'1 fl 6 , Chicago Is the Washington Park with cilia and bruiaea auffered Standings moted to the bullpen in recent Sleyeia, Washington, 72; Coiavito, between W alt Fergu.son and Frank This-is apparently how the No. 1 The biggest promoters have ile- jli'jihleal nf all pennant racea with 48-7-41. Evelyn Loreiilzen 49-8-41. 2B. r'vi, R Simfnon((. .SB. lional Regatta Championships. South Oi-snge, N.J... Aug. 4 i>Pi .lack White's 18 Club or otherwise Hartiord nin® fought bAck I ft 0 2 1 4 :\ I*'ut.urity Aug.' in, In fai l, theie when he ran into the outfield Weeks, celebrated their return as Cleveland, 67; Lemon, Washington, 1 driver in the Ferrari Stable Ri'i'asii. D Simmon*. Manssfi*. I pended on Frankie for 20 year* :o...... ftU 1 II 1 fl a Ul-(;aMie wimuii|f atreak (while W L P(-t. C.B Qbremskl will he played this week, Class B Bettv Benton 49-10-39, I A field of 93 swept ai-ioaa a tri Wimbledon Champion Ashley oh Ihe town. ly adth five nin* In Ihe hoUom | MhjiiiisTi 1) air four othera where the swag fence ehaalng a double. Roach wfll .68 42 .,580 - starters with steady eight-hitters in the Third Flight finaks. Cliff came to his death -yesterday in the n jo McOuh-r SAV fy i . SF. Kop- land you start with the day the ...... i ; i ft (1 i ae,mill plai e St. lamia lost nine in Milwaukee ,. . nrl; l.OB, Morisriy’* 13. Falcons 4; I Cooperhead* the five Australians Frankie's fighters moved. First, half nf the fixlh Inning, Mending Nigiiisl, Jh ...... i 1 1 ft 1 will be worth more than $100,000, be out a month. .54 48 .520 i for Ihe Tiger*. The six-game Hits -— -Fox, Chicago. 132;-Pow- Varney beat Andy Ferreira, one German Grand Prix. according to angiilai- six-mile course on late Jimmy. .Uihnslon came up lo iMIiroll lit II J a ) nw I. .San Fraiiciaco BB. Simmons 8. Miirnliy 4: SO. Sim- I Chunlsiiqua yeslei day, ' com)>ellng In loday'a first round of Steele lost to AI HoStsk. Then Richard to Ihe fhowere Two wMlka ...... « i 1 n 1 ; Tofis. of course, is the eatimaled « * « streak represents Detroit's longe.st er, Cleveland, 124; Malzone. Bpa- German participants in th* race. | ------m(»n* fi. Murph.v 6: .Hit* off. Mnrph.v 7 I him and said! "Frankie, I gol to Iruiiii U ... ft 1 f> lainka aa if they've hit on a X-Pltt.aburgh . M 49 .510 7 up, 19 holes, and I^eon Browile de- the Eastern Gi-a.ss-Coui-t Cham- Hostak loat th* title to Solly • paxaed ball, ningles hy nf< nnd (J.ICIII, If ‘ " .$270,000 Harden Slate Stakes in I*IRATr.S J, CARDS 0— Bob run of success in tw-o years. Billy ton. 122; Kuenn. Detioit, and Run- Collins wa.s injured fatally wlien for 4 runs In 4 1-3: Rom * no 1 fo( 0 The race w-a* rim In three divi- have Babe Risko snd Jock Mr- . 1 |fniiiiula hawdle along for fouj- Cliicago ...... 51 ,53 .490 9 fe.aled Vito Agostinelli. 5 and 4, runs (n 7-3: H BP hv Murphv (W o jrlk i; i siona. stallin g five minulea apart. pionships, the first Davis Cup dry Krieger. another Carbo tiger. balemtn Mike NyqulMl TrMvnni tiMMim if .T 1 1 ; 4l M New .leiMoy Oi-t 2-'». 'Phe Clumi- Friend .von hla Hth. Hying Spahn 49 52 .485 9'v Marlin scored the winning run in nels, Boston, J 18. in the finals of the Fourth Flight. his red works Ferrari left the. track I Avov matched McAvoy Is okay Him-Uu (. . . , .. ; 1 II 1) II i inontha before lowering Ihe boom. Clm-liinall . . . . Wr. Murphy 3: PB. IVoJcIfc: L, Mui- Sallm-a from Callfoinla ond Cmi- run for the U.S. candidate*. Then Hoalak came back to knock and relief pitcher John Novak anrl piigne (l.M)OOOi and Fiduiity for the NL lilghi, for the buatling 47 51 .480 10 the opener on s wild pitch and Double.* Kuenn. Detroit, 29; on the lllh lap of the 15-lap race. phy; T im *. 3 .Ij) Can you get Risko?" N»' \ f i k , p , ...... J 0 1 1 I The "boom " came in the form of Philadelphia .. homers hy Harvey Kuenn and nScticul w'ere the fii-st winnejs Cooper. U.S. Champion Mai An- nut Knegei. These were the big Berry** ringing two-nin double illfi.onui are at BelnionI Park, Plralea, who had blanked St, 47 54 .465 11 Kallne, Detroit, 26; Power. Cleve- He died en route to Bonn Univer- Get Risko FianUie could The TniMla __ r; I .1 ami 6-0 vlrtonea yeaterday al Ij OS Angeles .. Charlie Maxw-ell bagged the sec- land, 24; .lenseu, Boston, 22; Run- Lee Thompson of AlnmltOa Bay, deiaon. Wimbledon nmnei-up Neale days that got Frankie started. The helped KO R j j ^ r d III Ift h and Ihe hIg finale la (he $170,000 I-oiila 2-0 Friday and 1-0 .Saturday. X-.St. I.xiuis . 46 .54 .460 12* sity Hospital In a German Army same as he w-s* able In get fight inrhdBlBr (ft ( jciiunti' Sladuuii aa .Milwaukee ond. nels, Boston and Pearson, Wash- Calif, led the first division in one Fraser and youngslera Bob Mark | *,* for Mike Jacobs and. of late box office w-aa big. the betting l-oafnla Control fhrnluo Futurity, Nov. 22. George Witt added five more .X Not Including .suspended sec- Toiiriiijr Net Stars heilcopter of a fractured skull and lie.ivy and Frankie had' qvery. fl Ii 1 h 1" > n P, 1 \\oiind .up a four-game weekend Baltimore Manager Paul Rich- ington, 21. brain injuries. hour and 56 minutes. and Rod Ijiver comprise the Aiis- .lamrs Norris InlernalionsI Box- Although he claimed that he waa AAlinoiid i 1 1 ft M Ollier lUrh .Slnkivs laiieep of the "freak" Giant learn blsnks to the Cards woeful streak i ond game of Aug. 3 trallsn delegation^ thing going for him Haiinvlf r i fi -U 3 ; 1) before the curfew put off comple- ards got the boot in both games Triple.* — Tuttle, Kanaa* City Declined to Be Named Terry Whitmore, Ijike Quassa- ing Club. not bothered by the hot weather, Toiny l,»ee, the unheaien West j lhal haa been flirting with Ihe top Today’* Schedule while disputing calls. Movinj5 Easivvard Defending champ Dick Havltl, "Say what ymi want about him ." Uenii m .. ft1 1 Ii ’1 1 tion of the game until Sept. 16. and I.emon, Wa.shington. .8: Pow- paiig. Conn . look the lecoiid in Never n IJrenae criyde suddenly loat hla control apd Frsiilf ft 1 ft 1 2 1 Coast W’liiz may go in the $.'>0.- all aaaaon. Bon Francisco at Chicago Mc- • * • er, CTeveland. 7; Harris, Detroit The German pastlcipants. who 2:02, and John .lenks, Lake Mei- Ihe aeml-retlred sliigge!’ who an- Eddie' Borden, the Jacobs Beach time and again fell behinri on lhe|VVlnip if ft 1 1 fl OOO-plus l>el Miir Fuluiity, llien Tiie Glaiila phiiiged ao far they Cormick i8-2i or Miller l3-6) va. and Mai tyn, Kan.sas City, 6, Denver, Aug. 4 i>Pi - The tour- declined to be named, were fol- Pitchtag—Bob Trowbridge and nually spurn* a Davis Cup trip lo Wilhoiit benefit of * license of expert, points out. -’but don't try Mal at i sh If 1 4 ft CI BM 2-12. PHIIAI 8-10_Setn- ATHLETICS 12-8, SENATORS rill, Calif,, headed the third In bat.tera The firat game victorf; Al**!) < i (1 It II head Fast fur the (iniden State. j now lead third place Pittaburgh by Drdtt i4-7l. ing amateur tennis stars flew- lowing Collins and teammate Mike Warren Bpahn, Brave* — Trow- 2:07. any kind. Carbo has been able to snd tel) me he would not make . 1 J proi'h. now 13-6, did a six hit job 0-4— Eddie Yosf* RBI single broke Home Runa Jensen, Boston. Australia, la the top-seeded U.S. the best .legal fight manager in waited for Richard s fat pilch and Mar nl i I f .... ft 1 . It Atlantic f ’lly has the \\’oi Id Plav- only Iwn ganiea after Ihe Ptratea’ 1x18 A n g eles a t S t, Louie (N ) — .30; Cerv, Kansas City. Mantle, eastward today after picking up Hawthorne. Collins apparently .. bridge pitched seven hitleea In- ■ Jiinlni- .Snipei'S, held liv low- player but more attention will he gain t position of Influence in quickly deadlocked the score at, IS) H^lv^lltel ri ... 1 It It (1 on the Cuba In the opener, which up the 15-innlng Senaloi-s-Ath- the business He knows more fl gioiind .stakea in Sepleinliei. white j third aiicceaalye sliutoul victory Podres 110-8) v*. Jai-kson (7-9J. letics' second game a* Pete Rarrtoa .New York and' .Sievera. Washing- all the trophies at the 68lh Cqjo- tried to break through a lightly nlnge of relief in opener and Apahn wind to only one race since the foqiised on Barry MacKay t ability boxing that is unquestionably the b-All after atx complete innings ' fll'”lmfTl p ...... J 1 |i II II other rich fall atakea for ttie '2- the Phils bagged with five runs in about how- to move a fighter than M< A i l i d i i p ...... 1 " fl 0 ova; Ihe liapleaa SI I,ouia Card! PIttaburgh at Milwaukee (N) — won his 10th w-lth seven Innings of ton, 28; Coiavito, Cleveland, 23 rado Open Tennis Tournament.^ ! packed field on the "Botanical ■cntlered foilr hits In nightcap for regatta alarted laat Friday, will to handle the Aiiitiallana. i strangeat part of the faniastlc Clyde also won mix In r io 'a year-nlil art inclnde the Hreeriei a the third on tw-o hits coupled with I a l o t - . y . anybody." nala 2-0, In the flrat of two ached- A f^ o n i4-3i vs. Pizardo (2-0). clutch relief. Roger Marls slammed Stolen Bases - Apariclo. Chi- Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio. iGaiden " curve lo try lo overtake *8rd shutout a* Bravee ew-ept try lo finish three, more rai es at Printed to PUy Mark West Hartford forgeil ahead in I'oUll* 17 H 1 "V n i Futurity at Keeneland and the uled gkiiiea al Plllahurgh. The Pir- four walk* and a hit batsman. Exhibition at Cooperstown, N.Y. -eventual winner Tony Brooks, a I Jim Norris, for example, haa Frankie Car)x>. a.s a eourtroom H l i M . i i l K l ^ otil fdi Mn 1 0 11 HI III a double, triple, and two home t uns cego. 19; Rivera. Chicago, 14; won the men's single.* from Herb Giant* 4-S snd 6-6 for five-game night. klacKay. listed behind SavtU In the seventh when llaydaah heat ate rail I hell ■ acoreleaa atreak pver Philadelphia also had tw-o five-run I fellow-Engli.shman, driving a Van- I-™..,. (-tni.nir iq n iiicuu tn Jltinr. trial "W'III attempt to -prove, - has Vt'Pi llinifM HHI 16 Ift |i '1 Keiitin ky .Im kev ITuh t-Uakea al — Philadelphia vs. Washington —one a grand slam — and drove Landis, Chicago, Minoso and Har- Flam of Los Angele* 10-8. 6-3. National I.eague lead. The next top fonr In the Senior the U..S. seeding*. Is bliieprinteri tn said, "Frankie I* a friend of mine out a alow roller past the mound l^niM li> >tn iH» 1 16 (Tuirch Hill Douna. i.-lieie the Hie Ciuda lo 02 irtmnga leading 2-0 innings in the nightcap In the wall. If 1 had to give up hi* friendship | '"‘'‘9 "oornng plenty of fighter* l4 <6ll lALl. In five runs aa Kansas City, scor- rell. Cleveland and Mantle, New Flam reached' the finals w-ith a Hitting—Roger Marta, Athletic* Division were:. Tom Legere. W in- play Mark In the third round, pos- and arooted home moments later X ( H i K J I illlR Ill.TII Derby will he ruii May '2 in the fifth Inning When the aec- first and ninth , but loat to the Al the some time he tried to s( Tomorrow's .Soheilule ing eight In. the sixth Inning, York, 10. surprise 7-5, 11-9, semi-finals vic- — Hit double, triple and two hein- chester, Maas.: Harry Allen. Lake sibly Cooper In Ihe seml-finsis for the sake of pi-omotlng boxing,' .. ^ ^ on Drtacolla one.base wallop 'rile t'almnel k'anii'a A Gliller ond game lollided (ytkh the Cubs' 1.3-hlt attack that Included I open the field so Hawthorne, a sec- H. I n. u. mi UK, I>.mn San Franclaco at Chicago. romped behind Ralph Terry’s flve- Pitching — Delock, Boston. 10- tory over top-seeded Malcolm An- Qiiassapaiig. Conn., Ted Wells, Either SavIM*. Anderson or Fraser I would Just aa well give up box- 1 " " " f'aimond strollerl to open Man- Whti. HH .Snim.iMl, niihnnl HAi', gained aniur I'oiea foi- Die .H-vear- rennaylvanlk 7 p.iiicurfeW. Ernie Banks' ,30th homer and 'ond member of the Ferrari big era-—one a grand slam, snored four Ifijj " - e c ^ ^, ^ fighter. Lo* Angeles at St. Louis. httter in the opener. The second 2, .833: Turley, New York, 18-4, deraon of Australia, the IT.S. and run* and drove In five In A’* 12-0 Wichita. Kan.: and Eddie Wll- rhester s half nf lh^ ninth inning Hami\ iK> tCirliiiMi lU' H> 11 \ i>> Si nld filly lllle Saliiiday when alia (Tilcago and Philadelphia split, rookie Morrl* Thacker's first. three', along with Sterling Moss, Is likely to emerge from the drs-w's (pilot i.i'IinmoU : Av.-ii In l''•■ohl•'l to Philadelphia at Cim-innati I.N). game matched the longest game, .800; Dilmar. New York, 7-2, ,778f Australian singles champioh. first game victory ever Henator*. Jiama. Kansas City, .Mo. upper half. Tliat Norris and Carbo were j and waa aacnficed lo jseroiul The A\ M \ l,iiH \N>ui lini ilni.l ‘I Mam Ik r 1.011 Ihe I.Sll.fttHI Momiiniilh Gaka the (Tiha oularorliig the Phlla J2- The Phils' Richie Ashburn went niad could gel through. The Ger- close la iindebatable. Ther* w ss! 5?t. John * I ni-.-ersil.i h*a flnishe-1 Pittabui-gh at Milwaukee tNI. inning-wis'e, of the season. H.yde, Washington. 9-3, .7,50; Ford, Ham Ricliaidson. who claims .Silk 'Pown first ha.s#»rnan tallied !•' *> M!l .Nnvhl. J 111. IuimI 4 M< - wiihoiil mmh difficulty at Mnn- ! HI after Hie Phlla liad won the 4-for-8 ianrt extended his NL hat- New York. 13-5, .722. Dorothy Head Knode of Forest mans fittribuled the prime motive the late night at I»ngchampA for ] second the last three ae.vaonfi In A ..33,5. Hop'pa of Seattle suffered recur- gain points In the world cham- Th e R in g C rim e ..They Forge t Ihe U.S. team, is thiid-aeeded fol- i But With two oiits in the Iasi l*aM*Ti III Blhi \ovnk ft fni runs in eiir.uels, best Kdwsid n'Hrlen s I'P>il. enabling Ihe Dodger* to va- Chicago .3-4, New York 1-0- Deti;oit, 117; Ford. New York, 114; status. The, guy got mad. picked |------4 f h i h n i . l 7 fm ^ i n M 0 » m Women Bre^k rence of a back Injury. Mra Knode , pionahip. lowed by Ron Holmberg. Whitne.v of the ninth I>unn connn ted with A'lshi 3 for 'i inn m ,-t I'H XvM, \V. •Slsi Maid by a leiiglli and a half. ' ''“I ' P '""'’ f*''or of the Boston 3-4, Cleveland 2-2, Pierce, Chicago, 104. up a coffee pot anfl slammed it | She paid |,3 (10 aa Hie favorite nf a i ' ’aida. Loa Aiigelea won Ihe first IMtDORRR 81, REDS 6-8— Boh ■won the first set 6-i2 and was in , Unlike the storybook endings, Olemdn, Bill Quillian A 2 - 1 pitch and sent the hall mo h i NntRK I l-lTuhnnl ’I’liiiF J .ftp Detroil 3-4. Baltimore 2-!l. Into Norris' face. The next morn- . rnwii of 42.74 1. milv 136 peiaims i g"8-6 In 10 innloga, and front 4-1 in the second when Miss I Hawthorne's car had to drop-out — Ho w Lit t le a f ig h t e r Is Paid'^lf^^l^{Gianimalva. ing high ami far over Malauskv s MRn<-hA»ler ift> Thurman's two-nin homer in the Kansa.s Cllv 12-3, Washington ing, Carbo w-*a around looking foi- B l> 1 h pit a I sin of the .MiuuiiouHi I'ark rei-mil '1"'l>P''d Hi* niglitcsp .3-1. sevenih breaking a 1-1 tie and Tank Records Hopps had to stop playing. because of mechanical trouble. Richardaon. 'who whipped CU head in left field To put M mildly HllllMt'lril 1 f t ...... 1* 0-4. the fellow who hit Norris. When 1 \ 0 1 Heavyweight Fight Miss Bopps said a slipped disc He was the first one at the hos- leammats Glatnmalva. 6-4. 4-6. Dunn could have xvalketl around Hniirtt ii«* i\y ...... 1 1 n 4 f) ', ael In HI.""'! A Ghtler pieiloo.ali ' • .* * velerlin Al^' Kellner's flve-hlt Stanilinga The big-»ln a main event, so there II be he found out who It was in the Mmi: a. I won Ihe Bel.sv llo.a.s .Slakes and Hie Topeka, Kan., Aug. 4 (.75 ■uffered at Wimbledon tn June pilal, where he -learned of Colllna’ New Yoi-k -r- (NEAI 6-3, 6-1, tn ye'aterday'i Meadow- Evinrude the hasea ainre he was safelv ...... 11 7 .1 BKAVr.'S 4-6, fllA V T S S-fi — piH’hlng enabled tire Redlegs to W. L. P ot. O.B. people I some money around." underworld rankings. Carbo was ftVHilf 1 • ■1ft ...... 0 P n i 4 II (ViS'lilhg I'lob Ahierlcnii Oak.s, Pinii'h ahd plH-hlng did It Tor the salvage a aplil with Loa Angeles. was causing her trouble. ; death. He left the hospital with gest crime committed by Club final al .Southhampton, N. Y., OI TBO.VRD MOTORS arrosa the plate while M.ilausky U'liii. «t ...... ft 1 n . 1 0 New York . . . ,fr7 36 .6»50 America'* ' women swimmer* On Closed Circuit a aei'geant. the oVhei a field m ai- " Al Sa;slngn Spniigs Hie Green- Braves sgaliist the Oisnts. who | A walk and singles by Charlie Mr*. Knode and Karol Fage’ o* , Collins' widow, the former Amerl- connected'with bOxlng won’t be The bljjnl (lutli la that both playa ex - Stanfoid quarterback w-as still chasing ih ehafl l*rf- M n l i n i a k \ If ...... r 1 II 1 0 Boston ...... 51 51 ..500 L5'>, should be able to challenge the brought before a grand jurj-. j Sawyer and Matthewi - and all Shal - Frankie could '•only sooth vious IIS hia game-ending (lout, A \ f l \ r ...... 4 \ 1 Ilk p I Her Stahles ( 'oFioes won lihs aer- liaien'l won sim-e Casey Stengel | Neal. F,lmer Valo and Jim Gilliam Hartford, Aug. 4 .Should Roy of Miami Beach, Fia., won wom- can a clreii Louise Coi-dier King, Jack Douglas. Santa Monica, ruffled feelings. SALES and M Ri ( ( ...... ,ft 1 1 •' 1 0 1 miil hip one In a week 'ITiia time, 1 (7hicaBo ...... 51 52 .49.5 16 world's beet in the 1960 Olympics who waa near collapse. Hawthohie It le eomething you hear about | the hopeful fighters like (hem in Calif., in the flrat lound. Dunn had gone hilless in font Miru • Mil .p ...... ft D ! labelled them "freaks" Is.sl w-eeki in the lOth w-on the opener for Ihe Harris win the w'orld’s heavy- en's doubles 6-4, 6-0 over Joan, This Is not lo say Norris w-ss the I \ 1 " iiialiiuan .liiluiiiy Iluaiie hniughl lietroit ...... 50 .52 .490 16 if the.v continue the pace set here hrfd no comment. onl.v in places fighters ar*. Th*! all (he g>*m* and fight cluh* ' Face* Veteran Boh Perry SERVICE trips h^ng A strikeout vniim in ■ loe Adcot>U's,lwo-i-iin homer In the I Dodger*, now- In seventh piece a weight boxing tllle, a man from Dirkland and Ann Rose, both of probably will wind up with only U*ly promoter aroimd with *r<>lAla }N 4 ft 37 5 4 Ciiboes 1I.4501 home a leiipH'i w in-j I7)e vela ltd ...... 51 54 .486 17 Collins' death w as the seedhd tn way boxing ia rigged‘today, they I his third and fourth times al hat sixth end sscrific* fly In the eighth j half-game in front of .St. Ijoula. the last three days, aayi the ex- Hits state w'iii hfive aomethihr to Denver. Mrs. Knode and Gardner a small living out of boxing. MacKay who defeated H*rb,p!^,„^„ D„ring Mike Ja. obs' n>B| llRrlford net (ivei F.dw aril .Seinfeld's Ad- Baltimore . . . . .47 52 .475 18 . the Ferrari Stable within a month. don't get paid enough to live on. | F'lam 10-8. 6-3 yeaterday for the Manchester inl-ssed three golden .47 .VI .470 18', perts. do with hia aiirceaa. In 'fa ct Oon- Mulloy of Miami won the mixed Only t hantlfiil make it these reign with th* 20lh Century Sport- '^1 , mirsl Vee In Hie $45,700 Whilneyl Kansas Citv .. double* by default from Mias Italian ace Luigi Muigo w-a* killed And those responsihl* don't seem Colorado Open title, face* veteran McBRIDE'S opportunities' to smre because of li.-i I, J* Washington 59 .483 22>, Recoi-ds were broken in 12 of necticiit’a leading fistic citisen. days. If you wenled to, act a ing Club, Oerbo was openly the TIinnii.... I -((, I, Slakes One week esilier, Cnlioes' .45 Hopps and Jerry Moss of Miami in the French Grand Prix tn to care. Rob Perry. Los Angelea. in another SP O RT SP OT its inability to lav down a sacri- ■ (.t.wls-li , Today'* Schedule the 13 awimming events of the Na- Athletic Commissioner Dennis Mc- it would be 25-1 againat eithe boa*. He would be in Jacobs' mez- .1 wiuv the BrookiMi llsiidU'S)i 111 Weekly Hoxiiifi Roundup Beach. Rheims four weeks • ago t-en Malthawe, who is 21. ].wss opening loiind duel. Mtrvlne o f f i c e * a t 109 CE.VTER ST. fice bunt N \ ,|Ul ,| 31' . |[ whhTi Bnhl Ilhlei wss bumped sod ] New 5’ork at Baltimore (Nl — tional AAU Senior Women's Out- .Mahon. ran take a bow If'h * does. these kids making any appreci- Madtann Square til lit ell 11' . . McMahon helped train Harris for Obilins had an impressive atilnig talking and he could hardly be able amount of money. -The Ray Wimbledon queen Althea Gibson Gaixltn blatantly throwing .hi*, Dni'ii If 1 flnjslied Old of the money, I-arsen l7-5) ys. PolTOcarreno floor Swimming and-Diving Cham- of victories thif seesdn. including is topaeeded aniong the U.S. wom- plonahipa. Onl.v the 400 meters the fight, Jiiat as he trained Kid heard beesus* the big, painted Robinsons and Caimen Bdalliog welghf around. And he had plenty Sumlay’a .l\ Be Gmul Garden main event Friday against,- In a 30-mlmite match wijth veteran a lot of .work,’.’ McCormick said. popular than eve'r this sea- Works oa Docks Trails Ken Burian figured lo battle It oirt for first ed a skillful opponent for the title match betwlsen Ray Robinson wmuldn’t drag on -th* w*t' cement Rapock front whatis, |Q get* hla fifth rhanre lonlglil u, i '’PI’''''*'"'* >>1*11 the book* list, Rory Calhoun, a rough middle- tester Harry Lewis of New York, Swept All Three Events and .Carinen - Basitio there. Th* (son. (Herald Photo by "None of u* can make it any- mone\. luomi.siiig youngster from Phila- OfiAra). floor. Hia slander hands still had more,” Nick Florio, the trainer, adjust brokas. ehaek I f flatten Reno heavv-welglil Howsi-d however, doean t Intend In' weight from White Plain*, N. Y, a hard-bitten matman who ha* show Wat a aellout and'hundfiads Riverside Speedkey, Aug 4 — delplua Top Diver wraa Paula Jean My- 30 MIHUTE th* outlines of adheeiV* tap* on waa salyng. "I go down t o . the eg. ^3.50 liri-omr Hiintlicr victim in Mnoie s Armstrong. 26, hasn’t fought soften ^ .many, a would-be atar. King and set a new world's reeWd '.Atler Hie,‘ Monday show- at St afa of Bncino, Calif., who. swept .had to be turned away... 'them. DeppersU Dan Galullo of Water- br^B systam. ** KO lalle.y He says lie 11 Icl Jlir since ha outpointed Chat ley Joseph There 1* e\'ery reason to believe docks end grsb—myaelf ■ day’s bury has moved ihto contention' of 127 knockouts ' ■ .'’anliirdat'a Kiglila Nirk's. lo be .seen on television all three event* for th* second Reservatibns have been pouring I Aliimni Game Tonight "K * eomea -from a brokaa home, ta-ork :to keep going. Olherwiae' . . . . N'eiadn I'llmnte, smt h-iiiliri Time Feb. 17. Calhoun has a 4-2 record however that .Tarqiie w-ill pa.s* this straight year. in, according to Manager Jtay Mc- fnr the lead In (he . Jalbpy point The llght-heavyweigUl . lisnipimi; (Dumont I In some aertions. the this year, w'hipptng Bobby Boyd latest test In a determined bid to kind of a wild baickgraund," a aac- I couldn't make it." ■ has defeated King in four other ancient arena will close down. It Leading the, awdinmer* W'ere 16- Namara. H y urges all those plan- INSTALLATION championahip battle at Rlyerelde ALL THREE % Hollywood Billy Walker, 128, Naasi^f Arms will meet Grtcn ond waa Bayiiig. "Bo I movad him Whil* he spoke, kids were using ; periciM e lie's picked up in Ills pre- in hla laat outing, June 25. He become a headliner among th* year-old Sylvia RuiMka of Berke- ning to attend toI g; e t t h e i r r e e e r v a - j Park Spaedway. Young Qakullo 10-round, non-Utle bouts, hut he s i vioiis flghtq^ wjlh the (-lismp. Snn Franclsro, out point ed'Fj-nrslo proliahly w-ili reopen Aug. 25 bijt stopped 5'nimg Beau Jack and Manor in an -Alumni League into my houa*. -ToU'd bt turpriaed Btilhnan'a Ojinnssium fbr train- never kept Hie younger man burper* of Ame|-ica. ley,. C alit, and 14-y**r-old Chris vatlona in early. ■wept the card last Tuesday with k A Q 5 {•'Iguei'a, 129'a, Mexiro City, 10 ' Htat Is not ■ definite. MstchmakCi- Y’olande Ppmpe.v and outpointed He. was a aensation in Spdin, (game tonight at Chartar Oak bow many paopi* would Ilk* to ing. They had been up early in down for the full count j IJ\rd to Regret It Teddy Brenner has ilgned a new Von Salts* of Santa Clara. Calif. mov* him In vrith them now." three wine and grabbed enough FOR ONLY ^ Fall River, .Mass. Geoige Aisn- Randy Sandy and Boyd but waa but like other imports. Gregory j Park. Thg game was ‘priginally the mommg .doing miles olf rotd- points In'the main event te move I Scoffs Ari-lue "Other figlilfis TV i-onlrarl hut the network has Miss Ruuaks- iset fotir recorthi M u f f l e rs Tir e s B a tt e ri e s A- weak later. Rudy Bpwyar. an- work. Now snd'then they get . A pudgy 202-pounds, Moore says Jo, 1371'j, Provideni-e, outpointed knocked out by Spider Webb and haa to prove hi* Worth before be- Archie Moore's old training sit* ::acheduled foe Tliureda.v, but waa j hsie Hiouglit they had me ffguied and became the .flrat woman -to yren into second spot th Uia slanding*. he respects the 24-yesr-old King's Pat McCoy, 1.3.5, Ireland, 10. not tieen determined. beaten by Joey Giar4(ello. ing assigned featiire roles. Hla wrtll .be used' when pro boxing ■*- j reacheduled on request of both othw kid. had tho sixth of dropped into a preliminary' some On Atl Convtntional Makes ’ - mil hut they lived lo regret U." I win four grid medals in a national hit laat seven bouta by turhing Ldiet week he wss in fifth plac*. ability to stay In H)e ring w-lHi Reggio EmlUa, 'Italy . Alb'o Armatrnng'a 17-0 record In- spectacular style hat won him' a turns’ to -North Adams, Mass, on ] taams. Mike' Raardon. who pitch- plsca. If thejr;re lucky. They’ll get .Moore, w-tio *8ys hi* age is 41 meet aino*’Ann Ourti*. of -Saii back Cacti Bhorta in a 10-raund 150 here, maybe ae much'as $150 Ken Burian of Springfield oon- We S e r v i c e Al l Ma k e s him, but promises he'll end all that PravlsHiil, 1275i, Italy, outpointed Sonny Liston, formeid.v of ftt. clude* only on* knockout. Call^un host of ■follower* in New York Thursday with a heavyweight lad a no-hitler lasit Friday, will ttnu.*v: to--h01d dowii firat place •4 A $15 VALUE in their nght at Moana Ball Park while the tecoid* peg It at 44, Louts blit now fighting out 'of Frahtiaco did ha the l840s. aami and he w sf sitting on the there. Tanny Campo, 1278*, PhlUlplnei, la 35-4-1 for 40 pro atari*. Calhoun City where there le a large group She posted a poasfbl* world match betwaen Charlie Powell of S e a t Cov e rs Floor M a ts ltch for Nasatffs while Mg George but hla taad in point* has baan'eut slioiv* no sign of slowing'dhwn, . same draaaliig room chair white a here. *" 10 PhtladelphlSi' will try lo etratch ratea -.No. *• among, th* middle- of Spanish speaking residents. San ‘Diego,, Calif, and Sam Ed- icKay .win toe the. rubber for Th*y all dream of making main either. He'd he glad lo defend hli mark' 111 the 400-meter individual £ guy. axplalnad to him. "You take avent stitua Theh when they get to three markers. Jtihnny Lobo Sick of King Mexico n iy , Willie Mnilon. his winning streak- In 12 Wertnes- waigktt In Ring and No. 8 with This match is one of two sup- wards of New York, Jimmy . Brad- j Gr(3en Manor. Gatp* time is 6 176-phiind title soon against Cana- rhedley, broke Anierican reco'rd* 'car* of youraalf sutd you’ll never there, with their noisee pushed In of Southampton is In third place, "Frankly, I'm getUng pretty San Jo*f. Calif , outpointed Alvaro day at the Ch'icagp Stadium when th* National. B ^ n g Aaan. Arm- porting bout* on a card ' topped in the 300-mcter butterfly and 1.- dock, and Gus Leanevich lu* said ! b’clofclr. the new starting for all only seven point* off th* placet dian Yvon Durelle "if the price Is 9’utterres. ■ Mexico, 10 (Weight* see mhother hungiY day." and face* changed,- they find noth- ■Ick o< Klnjg,'-' the champion aaya, he takei on W ayna'Bethek of New al'rong, -unranked by Ring, ta No. by two tag team , baitlea that 500-mater fra* atylej and aet a to be tbe new managers of the ramaining laagu* game*. Lobo movad tip a singl* place in right," unavailable). , York. “Hunfry,” B ^ ^ e r said. "I "TWa time I’m really going after 9 in th* NBA list of' challengeri should tax the capacity Of the .maet record ^ the 400-metar ft** CaUfomlan. .-vRoqye MarviU* of TRIPlf^fTO R fS the past wsek. . c MORIARTY BROTHERS And why doe* he keep fighting? Sherbrnok*. Que.- Burke l^mery, havan.'f had a dime in tqy i Ufa." ^ e . .ygrand jury hears only of the' kayo. Liston hai, knocked out three of to Sugar Ray Roblnaqn. thaiajar, ^-here . the 'largest crowrd atyla- Boies, Idaho meat* Bonhia naonian An extra faatur* -will be added "To give m ya over 40 aomelhing 182, Sherbrooke, outpointed John- hla four HW8 victlma. etoMting Jockei 'l^l§renca Meaux in 1957 Baiddteir. th* aKdhnthsr- Frank Carbo. 361.315 CENTER ST. MU3.5135 Moor* haa tied the late heavy- to live tor, aayi the monCy-wtM Th* 10*round match will be ear- to dat* saw Antonih Rooca and Miaa 'Ruuaga j a j l ^ 38 points, of Oalla* in a light hoavy match 4tT MAIN ST. Ml 3-4771 Hide Qi ^nnerii in ilS" illghta at champion whp 7s*««iwU .The Jdda ■who taka th* boati'ngs to tn- . -cut night's program at nay Roland. 1T4^, Galveston, Te*., Cuban Julio MederOs, Mky i i at nod on patarork (NBC) fodto.and two partners manhandl* tha Ora- with MDaa iVo« aacohd a t weight |Toung StrtbUng'a IM ehamp. ' 10 Monday at th* OaUaa Manaariai Ekinnouiit'P)|rk in CoU 11^ m . hlmT ehattondi "I want to see you V* lorgQtten. -ivaraidd. . Chicago -in ' 1Ui .laat appearance. TV,, . Itsm.Brothers and -thslr .Yalk- 28, ■ ■ '' Audltorttim. , V . O V * '( a \ . T,' / 1! ■ t ■ ■ ■ ; ' V ' 4 ;u^- \ . \ - > \ - ' } >, -

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MANCHESTER evening HERALD, M^JSICHESTER, CONN, MONpAY, AUGUSi^ 4, 1988 \ PAGE TWELVE Housthold Goods 51 Apartmento— Fla$s-- Sommer Homes for Rent 67 Houses for Sale 72 X Housm for Sale 72 H ousm to r Salt' 72 Houpdi for Bala 72 Suburbuo for Sal* 75 Tenements 63 —X- AMSTON LAKE — Three bedroom (XIVENTRY — FumhAed, seven r A m n n eh . Plaa^ 6.A Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWt RY FAGAIy snd SHUR'l'ENT Articl(ni-F(ir 45 Dismomis-—WsitehsB" - . P SH O ES..m rry Mahoney, Ma UBONARD W. TOSTj Jeweler, re- furniture to flU 2-room part- qulre’lst floqr, apartment 9. . j e avulable. Aaklng $10,900. tlA ? Throe-car garage. YWth or and den. Sundeck. Artetlha weU. MANCHESTER - Six room Cepe -Lawi homes. Excellent lots available at expert work. Famous toi service T iltN tT j» UfUAllV 88 Mmpla St. T « . Ml M t n pairs, adjusts watchsa aaparUy. ment, stove slirioet new. MI Garage Value Plus! Ood. Vacant, $18,000. ,— .wrenn E. Fiano, Broker. MI without big rod bant. M adeline GOT ftif kCN whin Tktifef FOUR room tenement for rent CAPE COD — Newly beautiful OU heat. Amesite drive. Beautiful- $!-8810. Smith, Realtor. MI 9-1643. Mansfield Jansen's, Inc. (always since 1031. Phone Ml 0.4837. Pot- JU*fA80V«THI ,TAf - - HlPi!' - Reasonabls prices.. Open dgdUy. t-tioi. with " equipped 8 bedrooms pn lake. Five Advertisement terton’s. S»nT0 uFAlMOfT An^tOufURtTHATg NlSHIO Mt WCASi - GRADE A ooitivAted tobacco Held Thursday eveninga. 129 Spruce with hm ^ater and heat furnished. ly landscaped double lot. Right-of- F(fr the Junior Xxecutlva who MANCHESTER — Sig rA m Cepe reliable) «4 Park Road, West 70 WkKXCKV ^ ' '|M lOw AMO CAM’T loam. Gravel ami 'fllL Call MI GaU MI 8-47211after 10 a.n>.' minutes Harding Beach. MI way to private beacit. Thli and WEST SUFFIELD—For the h a n g - .Hartford, AD 8-6214 or OA B-4479 MW high VOU WtAS t Street. Ml 9-4387. STAIR RUNNER, varibna aizes, likes the luxury A a smalt estate (3od. near Benton 8t„ $13,000. - SOUTH WINDSOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. PRESERVE precious photo- WH(M MW Mi k l O OWPIWTAslp. wsy 9-oeiO prter 6 p.m. • ' 9-667df or Chatham' 9 Ml, coUect. much more for $14;SOO for every- 4it' a moderate prlA. Spectacular man, Small eight rA m home, five Monday through Saturday, • to 5, THCTSOUM.SS1 Venetian blind*, bed With m*t- BOLTON LAKE—Desirable Ren A, Have You Soen MEA&USep FDR WtV COW'T g.T- LARGE SECOND floor apartment, thing. Open for tnapecuon. We are new 6 rA m taA fAturing three Adrooma, all the tmproveaienta. DEPT. HOURS Monday, Wednesday, Thursday graphs, clippings, identification tre*s, vacuum cleaner, vanity, 8 bediAm s, full cellar, hot water cards, social security cards, driv- PRl^EASON chain saw Lpeclal. four rooms. Just off Main St. $8ff. moving to Florida, which acccHihta pqcioua bedrAme, a full crirairiic AVERY HEIGHTS? Very low taxes, % acre lot, nine 8:18 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. evening. Save up tq--8b% on Clinton aawa. Gardeh-oFarm— Dstry v one pair lamps. Call NR 3-6762 Write Box G. Herald. Business Property for Bale 70 heat, large lot, ahauja tnea, ask- er's lice-nse, birth certificste., etc. after «:20 P-m- for this low price. Stei^en (jubles, bathe, wood burning tlrei^aA, minutes to Springfield, Westfield .New and Used. Capitol Equipment Prodnets 80 owner, .South Street, (jovwitiy. ing $15,800. Featuring • bedroom ranch snd Bradley n eld Owners must by letting me Permanlr, them for MIDdlB-AOED wlBman, convalea- CONCRETE BLOCK and steel In- birch paneUiig in' living rA m . At- Auto Driving; School 7-A you by scaling In plastic. Free C o .,^ iila ln St., Ml S-79S8. ULMCFTKIC stove, RdA estate, 80” ; Phone PI 2-6728. * tractive kUAen with btreb cabi, CX)VENTRY — Near Lake, 4 rA m homea with charming deaign, sell. Asking $8,000. G ^ -sized COPY CLOSING TIME BLACKBERRIES, pick your ewn. cent or well to amnffare home. Call dustrial building. High .ceiling, 8 Attagc, $7,900. estimates. Warner Permanis. P O. 3 years old, liks new. Reasonable. Ml 4-0844. nets, over % Are plA, apaclAs sturdy, ccsistructiA, and lote of down payment required, Lawrence FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. IS’-' TORO ROTARY mower, dig- Bring your own container. A. R. phase current. About 1.900 square (Xm MANCHESTER - NeVf Ox elbow room inside and At-of-doora. F. Fiano, Broker, w 9-6910. MANCHESTER Driving Aesdemy Box 847. Manchester. MI 9-1761. continued model. Regular 169.98, Talcott, Rt. 80, Vernon, Conn, Can-M^^9-2n2. Ae-car garage. Near parkway and (COVENTRY—Six n>oma. new fur- now offering classroom snd behind I — —-— ------; feet. Over acre of land. Plenty of room n uiA horn* lit .Rorjcladii* nace, porch, large wci] A rubA d MON. THRU FRL bow $49.95. Marlow'a, S67 Main St. BOLTON, Rt. 44A — Three rooms parking. Call Broker, Ml S-633r. new elementary s A a I. Preatlge the wheel Instructions In phases i TODAY'S MARKET demands •ectlon, IH baths, cerelnlc ma location, low taxes. lot, asking $11,500. Sorry! Prices up $200 per house ROCKVIUJO—Prospect St. 3-fam- 10:30 A.M. furnished apartment, newly decor- to meet imrhediate rising cqsU. Uy. 2-3 - - ' rA m and 1-2% TAm of Driver Ediicallon, Call PI good, aggreaaive sales promotton for klsclilnerr snd 62 ated, heated, ihower. Apply MtAen counter*. AttaAed n re g e , SALK. month only. Regular Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B If y A 're lAking for Value This Price* froih $13,700 to $14,700. (TVo - apai.rtmenta. Oil heat, central, a SATURDAY 9 A.M. ..2-7249 and adveiitalng technlf|iies. We $14.00'beautiful loam for $12.50. Pepin's Grocery Store, Rt. 44A, Farms and Land for Sale 71 atmente drive, fully Muiiuoftped HOWARD R. HASTINGS, ran help you Call rnllecl, Hail trot ROTOnU-ERS dad attaeli- IpL 619,900. Call R. P. Dim AkOo.. "Amhersts" now under Conatnic*. city cAVAiences. Ihwo- Gravel, aand, stone, Hll. Ml 3-g608 Bolton. , - "X , .. REALTOR LARStJN'B drIviiTg School—Offere ford .lA 2-2394, mentSi Bolens walking or riding FOR DIFFERENT alsea and types Realtora. Ml 9-6248, B arben tlA available at old price, $14,000.) •nt income af^raximately $1900. CUT FLOWERS, -gladiolus and sin- MANCHESTER Ml 9-1107 any time LlArai V.A. and F.H.A. financing. Price $9,500. George J. Oolemsn, lOCTS'OOOPBBATION WIU. all types of driver eduesOor on i ------CEDAR CLOTDe ^ line poles in- nias. Fern Oardensr^79 Fern St, gardsn tractors and atuchments. FIVE ROOM apartment, excellent of farms and land tracts within 20 Woode, WB ,9,7702. Roben-W ftg- WEBSTER AGENCY, Insured dual . control care eland-I ——- " — ' ...... &pitot Equipment Co., W Main. new. Ml 3-6978, Joteph N. A(A- (jonnecUcut Bank and ’Trust Co. BE APPEEUATED stalled, all sizes. Old poles re- location. Adults only. Please miles of Hartford. Lawrence F. ANDOVER, BOLTON. Avery Heighte has a big com- ard or automatic. By Mained and Houitrhnld Services moved. Reasonsble. lued iruck »CI8-79M. . Phone 8-5871. Fiano. Broker. Ml 9-8910. ford. Ml 9-6618, or R omH D Mur- Realtors Building, Rockville Tft 6-4046, or dA k, Ml 8-6472. COVENTRY and Vicinity munity playground; a central TR 8-4710. certified 'nstruclor, licensed by; O fferp fl 13A tires. MI 9-1383. Household Goods 51 water supply; a tremendous view; Dial Ml 3-2711 the State of ci-nn. MJ 94W7#- I AVAILABLE August 6th .— New TR 5-5745 ’Three rix>m gerage, near lake, and has brought togetAr the A st •JI USED LUMBER—Assorted aftea. ANTIQUE FURNTTURB, aUvsr, Woarinc Apparel-—Para 57 modern 314 room apartment. All Houses for Sate 72 'MAN<3HESTER—Five -rboiri Cepe $6,500. MORTI.DCK S Manchesler'a lead '^'^^J FINISH Holland wlndfw Cod. In excellent cA d itlA . nelghAra y A will ever have. Wanted— Real fiatate 77 Used plumbing and heating su]v :blna, and used fUmliOre electric, heated, individual heat NINE ROOM home in utabllA ed Old 7 nx>m (jolAlal, $9,500. Ing driving school. Three skilled. i ahades. made to measure All piles. Electric hot water neater, CHESTER FURRIERS remodels control and rotating TV antenna, iXrai-SANTINA Driva—Off Kee- Fenced yard, gareg*. Minimum residentiei area, five AdrAms, ’Two-famlly, $12,600. -oUrteous InsIrUclora. .Class ria.m I Venetian bUnda at a new and sold. Furniture Repair down payment. Price 614,000. a if. Open every day 2:00 until dark. USTINUS wanted, single A d oil fired hot air furnace, pipet, , 80-8-7449. furs for C19.M. Fur storage $2. . Laundramat. Quiet, excellent lo- ney St. New 814 room ranch on large kitchen with pantry, oil heat, Five TAm Ranch, it acre, two-famUy* houses. Member o( Lost and Found 1 Inalrurtlons for 18. IS 17 year PDC* Keys made while you a deanirig and glazing $3. MI 9-7218. large wooded lot. Built hV Harry ford Hanaen, Realtor, MJ 8-2433, car garage, nicely landscaped Directions: From GSiarter Oak brlcka, windows and doors. Cho- cation In Rockville MI 9-4824, TR 2 $18,500. Bridge, 8 miles by WU’bur O osa XO-S. HowAd R. Hastings, Real- olds. Telephone Mr Mortlock; Dl ' w "" Marlow's 8^75. Goodwin Jr.. $18,500. R. F oimodk eveninga John Cheney, sO 9-0840. lot, a home with g n a t potmtial. LOST—Lady's gray wallet contain man's Houaewrecklng, Stock Pi. FRANK IS etarting to buy and acll 10 |-Am single, $18,900. Parkway to Demlng Street turn-off tor. Ml 9U07 A y time Ing money and papers between rector of Driver KditcstlOn. Ml RADIO REPAIRS on any m a k e- toff of North Main St.), Ml 9-2892. good ueed furniture and antiques ft Co.. Realtors, MI 9-5248, Bar- S. A. BeeAler. Realtor, W. R. Lakefront 5 rA m Ranch, $15,800. 9-7.39R Wanted— ^Tp Buy bara WoodSi 80 9-7702, Robert IX XV tni—NEW six room Colonial, Smith, AssAlate. Ml 9-8962 or MI (Howard Johnson’s Restaurant). Beelzebub Rd, and Nevers Rd all ampllfiera and phonographs Open daily 3;30-6:S0, Sat. 8-4, at 420 Lake St. Ml 9-8880. Hours $17,900, Being built by Joseph New 7 rA m split level offer, Bear left twice to cross over Pask- SELLING YOUR home? ' Fat p.m. Closed Sundays, FIVE ROOM apartment, 1st floor, W. Agnew, Ml 8-8878, Joseph N. 3-6969. $15,900; prompt, efficlAt. cAriequa Mrv- Wapping. Re\yaid MI 4-809.8 e X rly s im ila r scho o l u - anti changers Over 47 years iota) 10-8 Rnetto on Broad Street, near way. Then third right la Avery O' ONE CARAT diamond ring. Per- WANtED TO BUY ga* heat and hot water. MI 3-4751. Ashford, Ml’9-6818, Or Robert D. 88 ft. Ranch (very nice), 822,000. ice snd sAralsiiig without obllgs* censed experienced Instructor experience 9(i days giiaranl*e on fect cut and color. Reaaonable. Waddell SchAl. m baths, built-in MANC99ESTER—(Niatom six room Street—follow aignt ',4 mile. all work PoUerlon't VAiOisl, SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Good used resaleable ’ fOmiture, Murdock, HI. 8-6472, New 6 r A m Ranch, $18,900. Uob, call 8. A. Beechier, Realtor, I.OST - Green Paiakeel, vl( inlly Dilsl controlled csr. Modern AvK. M., MI 3-5181 from 8 a,m. to 8:90 tiles 6c it tile, Kentil^ fram To also small upright, end spinet WILL SHARE my home with three atove and oven. Cktmpleteiy lA d- ranch. Built-In Italnless steel Information; 0/!oo*iyA,v,y. WELLES AGENCY Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, As- Branford St. MI 3-56R6. methods. For dsy or evening sp- FURNmjRE P. EPAIRIN?: Am p.m., ask for Charlie. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, pianos.' / school teachers. Vicinity High (XX) -COVENTRY- 5>,4 room scaped. Amesite drive. Delivery range, oven, refrigerator. ’Two socUte. MI 9-8983. M em Ar Mnltt- pointmenls. cisssroom Inslriie. at the Green. ^ School. Tel. MI 9-5783. ranch. Basement garage, three In 93 daya. R. P Dlmock ft Ck).; fireplaces, % acres, $31,000. Call MAIN ST., COVENTRY GLENN ROBERTS AGENCY llr|ue,s re'loicd Kurmiure Repair PI 2-7356' PI 2-7982 PI 2-8716 Realtors - Insurers plb Listing Service. 3 Hons for 18 16, snd 17 year olds, Service Talcoltvllle .Ml 3-7449 MOTO-MOWBR. Toro. Jacobsen Watkins Used Furniture bedrooms. Acre lot. $18,700. R F. Realtors, MI 9-8246, Barbara John Cheney or Clifford Hansen, PtrsonalB call Ml 9-8R7S rotary, reel or riding type power STERILIZED used furniture for AVAILABLE August 4th, 3 large Woods, Ml 9-7702, R oA n W Ag- AD 2-9683; after 2:00, MI 4-0072 Exchansre Dimock ft Co., Realtors, Ml Realtor, MI S-24SS, evenings, MI SOUTH W m osO ft-N ew three A d- ARE Y ou CUNSIDERJNO WA.SMING 'MACHUy-IK lepaiied ' mowers. Toro -Power Handle. every «oom including upholstered room* first floor furnished anart- 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, new Ml 3-6878, JoseA N. AA- 9-0340, SELLING YOUR PROPBR’TTt VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In 16 Oak Street ment, heat, hot water and all uUli- TAm ranches. mDiutes to Park- BOLTON—New 6V4 nx>m ranch. my own home ehop. Forty years all makes and models Phone Ml , Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Main. fumituis,. springs, appliances and Robert W. Agnew, Ml' 3-8878, Jo- ford. Ml 9-6819, or Robert D. Mur- We will appraise your propert* Motorcycles— Bicycle* 11 Ml 8-7888. tica included, near bus line. Adult dAk. Ml 3-6472. ANDOVER—;Five ri>om year ’round Way. Large kitchen, full cellar, Built-in appliances, ceramic Ath, factory experience. All makes, low 9 .yi'fiO UooriiiK— Siding 16 BusineM Opportunitira 32 Help Wanted— Female 3S antiques, in excellent conditioh. GOOD, USED bicycles, all aizea, seph N. Ashford, MI 9-6818 or free A d wltbAt A y obUgatiaa. 40% off on new mattresses. Le- couple. Call MI 9-9608. cottage. ’Twb lots. Near lake. Fire- ti-acre. Minimum terms. Excel- hot water heat. Basement garagea, rales, free estimates, free plckii Mancneater Cycle Shop, 149 W. Robert D. Murdock. Ml 8-8472. lent vgHie at $15,500. John (jheney- We alA buy property for ilOVV MA.N'Y f)F'' O l'U aiNNECTICUT Valley Corietrjc- OUTSTANDING opportunity. High- EXPERIENCED POWER MOWER, 18" aelf-pro- Blane Furniture Hospital, 198 SCARBOROUGH ROAD -V acant place, garage. Vacant. $$,400 (jail two acres of land. Immediata a ^ and delivery. Mr. Miller BOY.S' AND GIRIJt' VS' bicycles pelled---Worcaster rotary with Middle Tpke.,-Manchester. SIX ROOM flat, three bedrooms, six TAm Colonial with baths. Or CKfford Hanaen, Realtors, XII cupancy. Price $15,400. Lawrence Member Multiple IJAng i tiun All lypea of roofing, siding, ly rated national organization will South St., Rockvillt. I R 8,2174. $15,800 — LARGE three bedroom J o A Cheney or? (jlitford Hansen, STANLEY BRAY, Realtor 2-R904. for sale Call MI 9-04B7 IN THK IIO.MK SKItVICK.S i gutters and carpenti-y work. 88 aelect a dlatribulor to aervice 80 Brtggs-Stratton engine, $'35. 10 all newly redecorated, with ga- ranch, attached garage, aluminum Has single garage and rear porch. Realtor, MI 3-2453, eveninga MI 8-2433, eveninga MI •-0340, F, Fiano, Broker. MI 9-5910. SEWING MACHINE rolls 36" roofing paper. 18" sel SMALL BUSINESS, write details rage, central location. $97 per BRAEI-BURN REAL’TT WANTED—Ride from East Middle -! DO Y o r NF.i;n? I years experience. Ml 8-7180. acltv* local accounls. Deliver and storms, full cellar. Beautiful lot. Vacant. Call and we will A glad 9-0840. vage edge, $1.50 per roll. Ml to BuriuL 34 Aahland St., Willi- month. Write Box M Herald to show you through. T. J. ANDOVER—C3ean 4H rA m ranch, Ml S-637S Turnpike to comer of Laurel and Bu.sincss Services Offered 1.3; collect only for our petroleum OPERATORS WATKINS USED mantlc. Conn. Near bus. Carlton W. Hutchins, Lots for Sale ______I)IMl.-\('I,KAN product. Experience la not needed. 9-3184. Ml 9-5132. O A kett, Realtor, MI 8-18n, ha BOL’TON—S ix T A m ranch, l a ^ Plastered walla, full baaement, hot 73 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, working NEW HOME, 2nd floor; 5 room, 3 water heat, drilled well. Large lot. SELUNG YOUR home, load or FLO()R SANDING and reflnlshlng ' Hcif . leaning by absorplion Rec ItoofinR-and Chimneys 16-A An liweatment of 82200 caah re- 9-6418. lot, fireplace, two-car A senw it 7-3 ;30 shift. Call Ml 3-4721. APPLY FURNITURE EXCHANGE bedroom, centrally located. Heat- Dead end street. Asking $12,750. BOLTUN AND vicinity— For lota business, for prompt service, call Sneclallzing In old floors RO |''giuzcd ns llie safest moat eftcclive quired to carry the mininrum nec- 7'j H.P. MARTIN outboard m'ofor, (XVn) — New Cape ^ t h 1100 garage. $18,400. Call John ., Realtors, MI dormer, 1% tUe bath Ambinatim Large 8*4 rA m ranch, plastered Street. MI 9-4371. Open evenings. after 6 p.in. I lem ovr. iliii and giense No soak give phone, address. Box J, mahogany dropleaf end tables, 9x9 Rug $18, walla. Aluminum combination*, ------—----- Ing so theic s nr» sluinknee So fnsi en privilegea and parking. Inquire St- 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, 9-524S. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, windows, amettte drl'veway. Own- AMSTON LAKE—10 adjoining lota Herald. CONNECTICUT Htenaed hurse to Boston rocker, mahogany cheat Single Maple Bed. $13. plenty of c IacI ipacc. Baaement Legal Notice flryinjf Vfni iiAr your funiiBliiMKii 167 Maple St. Robert W, Agnew, Ml 3-6878, Jo- Robert W Agnew. hU 3-6878. Jo- er MI 9-4779. for $2,000. Easy terms, (jail Mr. NEED A CAR and had your credit Heuting and Plumbing 17 oonvalcscenl home. Living and bureau, ox yoke, apinning Double Maple Bed, $18. FURNISHED room with complete seph N Ashford. Ml 9-8818 or Rob- gar*ge, Amerite drive. Arner^lot, turned down? Short on down pay- (he RHiiif* iIhv. MODERN 2-BAY FEV INO A quarters furnished. Tel. TR 5-9121. Coll Spring, $6. light housekeeping facilities, sin- seph N. Ashford, MI 9-6818, or Day, LE 7-2647. STATE or CONNECTKnrr. Dlitriet television service X '- wheel, cut glass also crystal glaaa, AT CENTER, pleasant, clean room Robert D. Murdock. Ml 3-6472. ert D. Murdock. Ml 8-6472. $11,800 NO (jLOSING CAU, attrac- city water and sewers. Asking of Andor^r. ProbnU Court. TDwn dr ment? Had a repoasesslon? Don't S WA TSON, PLUMBING and heat- gle or double. Children will be sc- tive A d rA m ranch, ceramic $16,500. Lawrence F. Fiano, Brok- Andox'er. July 28. 1958. DritzV.SlIlKI.I) SERVICE STATION WOMEN—Sew easy ready-cut wrap old wash bowls and pitcher sets, for 1 or 2 gentlemen with parking, t give up! See Douglas Motors, get OONDER’S T V service avsllabl* ing conlrai'tor. New inatallatlons. cepled, parking. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 (DC) BOLTON—Ooventpy line. New bath, formica countera, hot water er, MI 9-8910. EslAte of Albf‘rt £. Ut« ol around aprons home. Net $17.40 and Irons. Rogers silver service Open Thursday P^venings bath and shower. 29 Hazel St. MI (U )-$11.800—$13,050 New subur- ’THREE LOTS combined at B ritA BoUon. in Mid Dtvtrtct, dAcesaed. the lowdown on the lowest down any lime Antenn* conyeretoni ' Sinl retai'dine suifiue. This nlteratloi work and repair work. JN ROCKVILLE Arch St. 5 lA m ranch, ceramic tile bath, profits on dozen. Sparetime, for^ight, mirrors, oil lamps.-etc. 9-7083. ban ranches. Five rAm s, Vi acre Aat, excellent conatructlA, iob’ Lake. Sacrifice. Call PI 3-7143. Upon the application of Gertrude F. and amallest payments anywhere Phtlcn factory euperv'eed service pnii ess IS n\-ailnhle onlv from Ml 9-3808. 1099 Main St Phone MI 8-5890, Until 9 knotty pine kitchen. walk-At frontage, tree*, (jarlton W. Hutch- MANCHESTER, MackmaUck St.— profitable undertaking. Write Ac- TWO FURNISHED room* at 709 lots, full bsusements. High eleva- CoBTo prayliiK that real eitate be sold Not a small loan or finance tu»m- Tel Ml 9-1486 |Diirn( lenn de.ilere l>ii.iHpi-oof nioHi Serving neighborhood and tran- PLEASANT large heated room. tion. nice view. 10% down. R F. basement. l«rg e lot. Reduced to ins, MI 9-5182. Well built stx rA m ranch. Plas- AMSTON LAKE — WaterfrAt loU afl per appllpluation on rile more fully pany plan. Douglas Motors. 838 and (-nifiet beetle prolei-tlon We 24 HOUR Imlnedlate service. Re- sient business Equipment fur- curate Manufacturers, Fresport, Closed Mondays Free parking. On bus line. 146 Main St. See Mr, Oark. Tel. MI $14,900 R F nimock CkJ., Real- tered walls, birch cabinet, large $1095 to $3996. Call Mr. Day. LE appeare. It tB modeling, repairing, new Ingtalla- New York. 3-2068. Three room apartment at Dimoch ft C!o., Realtora. Ml ^...... ----- ^RED. - That said application be Main Street. HILUS' TKLEVlSKfN Service. ( nn pr((lei-| vraic furnishing,, bhin- nished at no cost to operator, Al- Centersr St.st. hO 8-5002. tors, Ml 9 6245, Barbara Woods, (X) MANCWESTER—Six rtom (jo- rooms, natural flnlah', de lux6 7-2647. heard and determined at the Probate Hona, electric sewer cleaning, Boats and Accessories '46 689 Main St. See Mr, Clark at 709 9-5245, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Avalinble 81 all tlmea Phileo fee kels. fins, (do! ties, ell from [>eal tractvle terms for right parly, R o A ft W. Agnew. Ml 3-6878, Jo- Ml 9-7702 Robert W. Agnew. Ml lonlal on a large lot with a Aauti- ceramic bath, automatic heat Office in Andover In said District on OLDER CARS, mechanics specials, lory supervmed lervlct. Tel Ml damare w-ilh l)iiinoio(pf t’nsi le.ss drain pipes cleaned fast snd effi- SEWING MACHINE operators. Ex- ROOM FOR gentleman. Separate Main St. MI 3-2068. ful vl*w. 12x20 living ntom with setting. Aluminum combtnatiAa, ONB'-HALF acre WAded lot. lOO' the 6(h dty of Aufust A.D. 1958. at one fixlt yourself cars, always s good perienced preferred but will train 1, 2, OR 3 'YEARS TO PAY! seph N. AShfAd, Ml 9-6818 or 3;0878, Joseph N. Ashford, MI o'clock in the afternoon, and that pub> 9-9^98 Hifin flolnv It >-oniself. Gnmnnlee'd cient. Will R. Guysp Ml 3-0877 21 ' FT, SPEED BOAT, needs s START PAYING entrance. Parking, MI 3-8905, 14H 9.-8818, or Robert D. MurdAk Ml fireplace. S Adrooms, garage. amesite drive, we-car garage, city frontage. AA ZAe. Owner, MI seleciton. Ixiok behind our office. ,IA 7-7'221 If applicant is familiar with mls- THREE ROOMS for rent, steam Robert D. Murflbck, Ml 3-6472. lie notice be fiven pf the pendenev ot for six years. motor and some work. Make an IN SEPTEMBER Hackmatack St. 3-8472, $17,900. R. F, Dlmock ft Co., Real- water and sewer. 100x180 lot. Own- 9-6069 after 6 p.m. said Application ,and the time and place Douglas Motors, 333 Main. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as rellaneoua family sewing. Knklar heat, hot water, ga* stove. Adults ELECTROI.UN owners - PrompI, Evenings .lA 8 8914 offer. MI 3-2028. 8 ROOMS F U R N IT U R E (XXIII—SIX room Cape, Finished tors, MI 9-624S, Barbara WAds, er transferred. Only $19,750. Law- of hearln* thereon,.b y publlshlnc a siires sattsfacHon, prompt service. Toy Co 60 Hilliard -St, CLEAN MODERN room for gentle- only. Call MI 9-2849. copy of thih order one time In a newa> fri ndiv service on vonr Elecirn | iifiM i-: I’ l i o i i i ( "IS l•'(ll: $9.36 MONTHLY recreation rAm , garage, covered (X'X’Vni - EAST HARTFORD MI 9-7702, RoArt W, Agnew, Ml rence F. Fiano, Broker, MI 9-6910. AA ZONE—A rare lot with 121 ft. TWO 19,84 FORDS, oni 6 cyirnder, lux (Ri ( leanei Pick up and de CH 7-6124. Ml 9-54*8 NEAR BOLTON, RI. 8. combina- 14 FT. RITNABOUT. completely man with kitchen privileges. MI frontage, high elevation, trees, all paM r In.aiMd JDistrici havlnc a clrcu- one 8 cylinder, low mileage, < lean, nri’W'EKN ci.i-:wiNcs Brand New FOUR ROOM duplex, automatic patio Beautiful landscaped yard, (While they last) — New ranch 3-6878, Joseph N. Ashford. Ml Tstinn. and by poatinf a copy thereof livery Call Elerirnliix authorized I tion gna slalion and luncheonette, fiberglased wilh mahogany deck, 9-7614. choice location. $17,800, K F. homes $14,$90. (Completely fin 9-6818, or Robert D. Murdock, Ml VERNON—Near Parkway. ’Two- utillUea, sxcellent for long rAch on the public Bisn*poiit in the Town of priced right. Phone MI 9-8842 FN‘ mo\'PR Hpolu ntwl (|uk k PLUMBING AND Jobbing altera- windshield, steering wheel, mas- Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, heat, hot’ water, near bua line. Holton, In BSid District, at least five ae- and service Ml 9 0843 ,.i -lA ' alao small 5 room home, 1,400 ft. Help Wanted — Male 36 DlmAk ft Q)., Realtora, Ml 9-5245, ished) Bullt-ln stove and oven .3-6472. year old large 6V4 room ranch. or split level. Call Xd 9-0334. Iv RMct Rnfciv \^ Mh o'li tinmr < in o lions ( (ippn- icpnliing, F.mergen- tercrafl trailer. 15 h.p. Evinrude Ruga, Lamps. Tables Adults preferred. Box S, Herald. daya before said day of hearing. 1957 FORD ronveillble Will cou- 2 0108 Plesae ask for AiigiisHne I |)imliulp$ f'ir|)M*rf| r'iiir I IH 11 \- fm commercial fconlag# on Rl. 8, 900 EVERYTHING $2*8 Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702, Robert fireplace, ceramic tile bath, full N ic c ^ e w through two large pic- CHARUB8 H. mCMOLSON. Judge. ( V . h IIh, mi 9 7838. motor, remote controls $475. ,77 FURNISHED ROOM at 106 Birch EAST WINDSOR—StoughtA R A d srder Hade. .MI 3 1198 After 8 .30 KainlenskI ' Ihr If) ii*‘ r ft. frontage on side road Owner EXPERIENCED meat cutter, full SMALL 3 ROOM 3rd floor. Main W. \gnew, Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. basemenu, amesit* drives com MANCjHESTER—Sparkling 8 Ad- ture wlndowe surrounding the fin - doing goi#d biiaincss. Considerable Wetherell Si. MI 3-8932. ' St. MI 9-M84. pletely landacaped. 10% c'own. rA m ranch, large living room ing area. Aluminum contblnatlAs, lOO'xlSO' lot. ArtealA well, septic B8TATE OP CATHERINE DZWON- MI 9.54,39. ASHES. RUBBISH, lawns, all kinds' \our li'irnp Rpnl fim hrlwroii I’l'J lime or weekends. Manchester 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Street, apartment for rent. $55 Ashford Ml 9-6818. or Robert D. tAk, trailer permit. XO 317932. SBYK, Isle ot Coventry, in the .^obate fp.i.’Onnn) I Irniiincn Moving—Trucking— rash |-e(|iiiied. Iwiwieiice F. Fiano Public Market. 805 Main St. $10.16 MONTHLY PLEASANT clean room with kitch month. Stove, refrigerator, heat Murdock. Ml 8-6472. F.H A ft. F OtmAk ft Co., Real- fireplace, garage, excellent Ias- two-car baaeAnt garage, Amerite District of Coventry, deceased. of general Wmk and llghi triic-k | MI 9-.3910, 1948 ni^DSMOBlLK Redio and Storage 20 Brand New en. GenUeman. Parking. MI furnished. Inquire Manchester tors, MJ 9-5245. Barbara Woods, Uon. $16,700 minimum terms. Im- drive. Stone retelner walla with COVENTRY—Reduced to $10,000 The Administrator havtnz aahiblted heeler While Welle Rune gooil Ing Rags and papria pn-ked up TWO IXIADERS or shovel opera- Building Materials 47 $10,500— SIX ROOM Colonial, alum - Ml 9-7702, Robert W Agnew Ml mediate Acupancy. (jlifford Han- built-in fA t lights. Low taxes. hti admtnIatraUon account with said free. Prlce.s reiiaonable MI 9 0142. | Imiio Ti'ilnv I-' r I nrnriHiit im Westinghouse Refrigerator, Living 8-4724. ' Savings and Loan. 1007 Main St. Approximately 20 acreg frontagb Mate to tha Court of Probata (or aaid Flrel 175. MI 9-8742. COMBINED with 1 room apart- eralors. Experienced preferred, inum storms, double garage, good 3-6878, Joseph N, Ashford, ML aen, Realtor, Ml $-2463, evening* Public kindernrten. Must sell. after Jfiiie 29 new mimbei. Ml Or l•'| op I;.“ l i i i i n l ( ' . x MOVTC BY TRAU.HR van. H’» leas Room, Bedroom. Dinette, Rugs, on South R ^ d , Swamp Road and DIatrIct for allowance. It is ment. profit from hliHiness agency will liain reliable man. Nussdorf, YOUR BUILDING NEEDS AT ONE FURNISHED room in private lAaU on. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-6818. or Robert D. MurdAk, Ml John (jheney, MI 9-0340. Only $16,900. Eaav IfinACing. Law- ORDERED; That the 14th day of 1949 CHF-VROLFT reflln and heel 4-0784 expensive-One load Instead of will help pay rent. MI .1-2209. Lamps, Tables Brewpter at. (toUU about 4/10 MI 3-2427. WHOLESALE PRICES home. Near bus line. 119 Cooper 9-5132. 3-6472. reAe F. FIao, Broker, MI I-MIO. Ausuit t*5*. .at 10 o'clock In the fore- er, $118. Cell TR 8-1831 efler 8 ED & ,11m .'-; iiriiAci zK A .\l three KftHler loading and EVERYTHING $360 Business liOcattons (VI) MANCHESTER — New 8>4 mile). Seven mileg from Manchea- noon, at the Proliate Office in Coventry nT a M RUBBISH CO Full time ' " I iinlonding - I^lsUnrtive, dignified Hill St. MI 9-0695. be, and the aame I* aasigned (or a p.m sEi,’ \ ici: PART TIME me- j Western Framing $98 per M' for Rent 64 LAKEPRONT, Six ntom ranch Cel- (Ill)—Bolton—Beautiful four ixtom rA m ranch in establizhed (jlaai A ANDOVER—Six TAm cape, fA r ter. IH inUea to Route 44A, H cleaning, removal service, land I and srnHil “ The Beat for lieaa.” experienced 3 ROOMS F U R N IT U R E hearins on tha allowance of said ad- Money to Loan .3.3 'chanlc. Hours lar. too ft. - sandy Aach. Oarage. ranch. IVr years old. % acre lot nelghArhAd. Fireplace with Adroom . Plutercd walla, one-car mile to Route 6. Map available. mlnlstratiOD account with said Eslais siaplng, lawna mowed driveway liuiiP .lA K-:V.tl2 : The Austin A (Thamhera ('o fl03 flexible. Tel. MT : Disappearing Slainysya .$24.95 each $14.74 MONTHI.Y FORD MODEL A coupe, orlgmal 9-0980. Dry 1x8 Sheathing $84 per M' TWO ROOM air-conditioned front Beautiful landscaping. Only with apple orchard. Paneled fire- pAeled wall, large kitchen, ga- garage, ameaite drive, % A re M.L. 72t. Walton W. Grant Afea- A d for tha aacartalnment of distribu- acailiig patching Metal, card ! j hJaai Mifldlo Turnpike, Ml S-MfiT, Brand New . Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 tees and for A order of dlstrlhutton, $200 Make offer Cell efler 8 .10 ABANDON ALL BILLS-Apply for Clear Clam Shell Casing 8c lin. ft. office 100% Main St. location. $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI place wall, basement, large porch rage. Nice lot with trees. 617,900. lot, trees, amall brAk. Only cy, Realtor!, MI MlBI. bnnid driima Ml 9.9787. j WKAVINCJ of bnrriB ninth holan I HiirUord CH 7 1423. Norge, Wa.shing Machine, Westing- thia Court dlrecta the Administrator to 1 18 C o l e m a n R d a 1st. 2nd. or 3id mortgage. Con- AUTO MECHANIC. First rlaaa Knotty Pine Paneling 14c sq. ft. ELDERLY lady deairpa room and Parking available. Apply Mar- 9-5132. $14,000. F.H.A. or V.A. R. F. R. F. DlmAk ft Co., Realtors, Xtl $13,900, Excellent flnAclA. Law Cite all peraona InleresUd therein to «nd torn flothlng howirrv njriB house refrigerator. Bedroom,. I.iv- fmmlbSRn tfp n iffd r:lp(irr rf* MANCHK.STKR Pnekarfe Delivery sriiidnle your debts Into one easy only, must have own tools. Good Windows Complete and sel board with private family. Phone low's. 867 Main St. Dlmock ft Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245, 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Xa 9-7702, rence F. FIao , Broker, Xa 9-S910 appear at aatd time and place, by FUHNACI'I.S ( leaned hv IP ensed ' payment. You may have $1,000 (or ing Room. Dinette, Djshe.s, Rugs, Resort Property for Sale 74 caualng a true oafiy of this order to be Auto Acce.ssorics— Tires 6 plnrfmrnt urrhrell»n [eight trm klng and package deliv- working conditions Apply at Olen- up from $10.80 each Ml 3-5045 MAKE OFFER —Five rAm ranch. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. R oA rt R oA rt W. Agnew, xn 3-687$, Jo- oil hiirner men, $8 and up. Call aa little as $10 a month No red Lamps. Tables, Blanket* BOLIDN -Oversized seven-rAm pubitahed once In aome newspaper hav- nifm'B Ahtrt roilHfji r$»vrr«rf1 und ery flefrigi'raidie, washers and der'a Body Shop, Rt, 83. Rockville. Copper plumbing, basement ga- W. Agnew. MI 3-8878, Joseph N. teph N. Ashford, xn 9-B818 or ing a circulattnn In aald District, and 1947 FORD ferlory rebuilt engine BU 9 .32.’(9 ' tape Unlimited funds available for Canadian Framing $89 per M' EVERYTHING $44 STORE FOR rent. i28 Spruce St stA e (jape. M A y features, l>i BOL’TON—Third Lak*. Waterfront rrplnr(*ri Miirlow’g alovf* moving sperinlity Folding rage, 90% completed and livable. Ashford. Ml 9-6818. Or R oA rt D. R oA rt D. MurdAk, MI 3-6472. by poating a copy on the public *tsn end trenemlaelon. $80, Tel MI ronstrurtlon of new home.x Call CAREER O P P O R T IfN IT Y -ln life 24 " Royals .Shingles $18.95 per sq. Apartments— Flats— MI 9-1690. baths. Ameaite drive, two car ga- 32x83 cottage. 50x346 lot. Fire- poal naareit to the ptaee where the de- MAVRTIMK. will wnik All^ti.M Ing sShop rhnira for rent. MI 9*0732. Substantial cash required. Coven- Murdock, Ml 3-6472. place, drill^ well, partial cellar. 3.4887 todav" for ca.xh tomorrow. Central inaurance sales and management Prefinished Paneling Price Includes Delivery, Setup, try near Bolton line, Clifford Han- VERNON—A trout brAk on y w r rage, two acres, nic# view. Asking eaaaad last-dwelt.—and by leavlns with, John tloiiR Hiiy llitip I'ivri ylhing 1a Tenements 63 First $4200 Or best offer. Must sell, or by nialHng In reglirterrd—certified— Really Co. .lA 7-0198. 54 Cliurrh St, with one of the world's largest from 24c sq, ft. Service, Guarantee Immediate de- OFFICE SPAC3E available. C3iam- sen. Realtor, MI 3-2453, evenings (IV)—MANCHESTER - Six room property, immaculate 8 AdrAm $35,500. Lawrence F. FIao, Brok- oiii b |»(*i Ih Hv Ml ber of Commerce Building, 139 E. owner moving to Florida. Law- letleis postage prepaid and return re- Evenings AD 2 2424. Established companies. ' Age 25-45, college Prime Coated Shakes $10.50 per sq. livery or Free Storage until needed. TWO ROOM unfumiAed apart- John C2ieney, Ml 9-0340. Cape juat off East Center Street. ranch, full basement, .deep lot. er. XU 9-5910. ceipt reoueafed. addresaed to each of Rullfling—rontrncting II I’ninting—Papering 21 rence F. FIao , Broker. M l 6-8610. So-SimpU Ling«rl« 1928 training, teaching or sales back- Phone for appointment ment. All utnities except gas. Cen- Center St. Call Ml 9-7177. Beautiful yard, amesite drive, $16,300. John (jheney or C iliy ^ the followiM persons: I ground, two year training pro- We Will Beat Our Competitors SAMUEL ALBERT, HarUord CH LAKE S’TREET—Large three bed- BOLTON—Q e A six rA m de luxe Michael Oswonnyk, Pucker S t, Cove Al.TERATlONs'lrt kilrheiis, hath PAINTING AND paperhanging. trally located. Rent'$85. Ml 3-4524. basement, fireplace. A real nice Hansen, Realtor. MI .3-3461 or XitI entry. Conn.. __ j gram, all benefits and pension. Advertised Prires by st I,.east 5% 7-0.3,88 any time up lo 8 p.m. rA m ranch with attached garage. rA ch . Plastered walls, aluminum Olga Chriiious. $13 High Street, Wtlll- A Cute Set For Baby! looms sitirs, rellnrs * pprehee or Good clean wnrkmanshhlp at rea STORE WITH parking. 100% loca- home for $14,700. R. F. DlmAk ft 9-0840. Suburban for Sal* 75 sonnhle rales SO years In Man- Help Wanted— Female Base income plus commiaalons See it Day Or Night Two fireplaces. E.\tra large lot, Co., Realtors, Ml 9-6245 ftarbara combinations, two-csr basement maailc. Conn., filnvrntun Phinihlng. ‘’nrprntry. I NOBODY BUT NOBODY tion. Apply Marlow’a, 887 Main St. nice setting, T. J. Crockett. Real- gAage, % Mrs Nice view. a copy of this order all at le u t S daye chester. Raymond Flake. Ml and bonuses should pay $7500 — If you have no means of trsns- FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. Woods, Ml 9-7702. RoArt W, Ag- LAKEWOOD erneXJe area, un- tot. BOLTON — Houao-InmUng in Bol- before aitld Ume aaelgned. Ad return A elei'lrlrs' and mastiurv Ahmiimim I 9-9237 TWO WOMEN wanted for general $10,000 first year Phone Willlman- UNDERSELUS NATIONAL pmtation. I'll .send my auto for \n 3-6105, tor, Ml 8-1577 or Ml 9-6418. usually fine 8 rA m (jape, 3 A d - Must sclL owner trAsferred. Ask- CROCHET j siding (larages I'ottnges out-1 COMMERCIAL business or office new, MI 3-6878, Joseph N. Ash- ton? We have a few good Hstlnga laundry work. Must spply In per- tic. HArrison 3-0837 for appoint- you. N o obligation. nx>m, ranch panel Uvii^ room, '3 ing $16,000. Lawrence F. Flam, fe^^S^RIONGTON, Judge. ! hiiildlngs room nddittons Nu.side son. New Model Lsundry, 73 Sum- space tor rent Up'to 6600 square CAPES—We have two six rAm ers, ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur- auch as a rACh on Fernwood PLUS pain t e r AND paperhanger, ment. NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. A— L— B— E— R—T-^’S TWO AND FOUR room apart- feet. Will sub-divtde Main St Lo- dock, Ml 8-6472. fireplaces, 114 Aths, garage, Broker. XU 9-AOlO. Drive, a amall compact horns with -1^' j Finglnecrlng ('oiiifinny, Inc., 34 de( oi Hlnr. Cnnd ( Iran J()b-, reason- mit St. 381 S T A T E S T R E E T , ments Including beat, hot-writer, Ath vacant. One is going for Aautiful landscape. $34,600. Jrim EMBROIDERY ■ j Onk St KTl 3-1421 I 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD cated near Onter Plenty of park' $12,700. the other $13,200 Both will DEUOHTFUL for raUred couple. garage on (jOok Drive, now Hebron able pure. 8, Yencha, Ml 9-8911 NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Open Mon., Thni Fri. till 8 p.m. gaa, electric .refrigerator and gas ing. Pbme Ml 9-6229 or Ml 8-7444. RANCH HOMES—Five rAms, full (jheney or Clifford HMsen, Real- rAcnea Under eonstnictlon in the after 5 p m. CLERK-TYPIST. — Knowledge of WANTED MAN to clean gutters, stove. Call MI 9-40D from 6-7 p.m. qualify for FHA or VA financing. 1980 4-room Bnglwd built Cap*, I a IJ. TYPE.S of cnrpenlry~^wnrk basement, plaster walls, ceramic tor,-MI 3-2453, eveninga Xa 1-0840. Canter, stc. Also )iave th i^ lako- calculator, deversifled work, a MI 8-4724. Telephone CHestmU 8-2147 only. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. Ml 3-1577. newly decorated Inside A d out. done. allernHnii*. dnrmera, roof- good opportunity for an aggres- ELECTROLUX' cleaner, all attach- tile bath. Many of our ranch list- front homes on the first BoMon Cms. Huge mastet-'bednxim. its registration to neightorlng reasonsble hmnly rales. Ml 3 0731. electric range, refrigerator, ga- mortgage. T. J. CrAkett. Realtor. with 10% down. Madeline Smith, home with basement garage, Combination, acreens and stormi. Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 PLU80ED SEWERS flat, se'cond floor, completely re- seph N. Ashford. Ml 9-6818, or Realtor. MI 9-1442. woritahop and office. Separate towns. RANCH decorated, good heat, ample park- rage. dlsiposal, no pete. $80. TR; RoArt-O. MurdAk, Ml 8-6472 MI 9-6418 or MI 3-1577 AWnlngs, Nice large terraced lot 5-2508. T R 5-6050. two-car g(urue with electric over- Thla la a nA-profit nuroery CONSOLIDATE debt Into a second $14,700 $17,900 MacMm Gluntil ing. No children (due to buaineas BOLTON—6H room rAch, 160’x Bus servlA, near sehAlg, ohoreh •cdiAl with ctosaea to be held In l{hng-Sldlng 16 mortgage loan Pay $23.28 per (XXVI) JUST OFF Porter St MANCHESTER—Six rAm Cape, head door. Two driveways, two anil shopplw Oag mimits oft Wil- Beplto Tank*. Dry Well*. 8*w*r * .Nice 5-mnm home In Maa- lAation). Lease avallahle P. O. good condition, nice location Full 200' lot, fireplace, hot water hmt, acre*. Only $38,600. t.«wrence F. the Federated (jhurch of OolAes- Ihmisanil per month Dial CH Box 727. Asking $125 monthly. Beautlfu". stx rA m Dutch fJolurJal bur Cross « | ^ a y . CaB O astA Linen Inntniled—Cellar Water- cheater * Over 11041 sq. ft. • t Summer Hbmes for Rent 67 price $12,700. Eaat Hartford — attached garage. Being trans- Fiano, Broiter, xn 9-5910. to?. \, " I-f RAY'S ROOFING CO , shingle an.d 8-8897 and ask Frank Burke or for only $19,800. Call R. F Dlmock ferred lo Florida. Owner. XO Realty Co., Xa %mi. built-up roofs, gutter and comliic- 6-ROOM CAPE COLONIAL prooHng Dbne. ft Co., Realtors, Ml 9-6245 or Mr. Beautiful 5^ rA m ranch, excel- Regiitration fee la $3, payable Mis Carter how -nSY it Is. Con- bedrooms * FYill basement with ROCKVILLE:^2t4 rA m furnished LAKE POCX)MOONSHINE, Prince- 9-6497. BOLTON Vicinity — Very clean, lor work: roof, chimney repairs. nectlciu Mortgage Exchange apartment, heat and utilities aup- Bemle Cantm, TR 5-8496 lent condition, g A d value. Solo COVENTRY LAKE - Three bed- Upon enroHmenl. Fee may be ro- . garage • Lots of trees. ton. Maine. New furnished house- price, $14,700. Short way A t — two-year old four room rAch, fA d ed up until September 1068. Rav Hagenow ,\4I 9-2214; Ray a Rstahlialicd .Manrhenler nelgh- a 6 room* and attached garage plied. Full hathrAm. Write Box roAi waterfnmt home, ptoie panel McKin n ey br o s. keeping cottages. Superior bass POUR ROOM ranch, fireplace, car- Two 4 room homea, as at $7,300, SOUTH WINDSOR — fireplace, ceramic bath. hot Cbuaea will cAVAe in October. A .lackaon, M1 3-8828 bnrhnnil a ( imvenlent In bus anil b. Herald. living rAm, etooe flrei^oa. oU . • Large lot with a beautiful Sewerage Disposal Co. fishing. Swimming, Boats to rent. port, Ind.. Nfl G-3933 PRODIKTION ENOINEER.S AND TECHNICIANS Community Hall on Monday, Au- NOTICE RoArt' W. Agnew. MI 3-6878, Jo- A drA m s. roramic bath and plaa- OUTSTANDING VALUE minUt ration aoeonat wllb natd onuta.^ aew-eaay loo for lliHt i pniing l>Hby r Iio w pi ' > gust 11, 1058 at 8 o’clAk p.m., for seph N. Ashford, MI 9-6818. - or tered walls, lots of trees. Basc' Where it is 10 degrees ooolor yst and (hla Court dlmcU the Adniinlatri- to heirs of the Lord estate. No. 8200 wiUi Pelt-O-llem a Is Pfttlpm Nn. 2MIR contRinH »io- DECORATING a An extra nice hnme off Por- Experienced in writing operation aheets—estimating and the purpose of nominating- candi- REPUBLICAN CAUCUS: $21,500 tiix to clta aJl pemma tirterealed there- Tax Receipts Normal R oA rt D. MurdAk, Ml .3-6472. ment garage. $16,400. R, F. only, 7 mUss from WAchester. in to appear at aakl time and place hf In Bize.s 3B. 38. 40 1’/. 4-t. 48 48,. { lifb' find rinbt(VbUrv ijii vcllonx; ter St. a 6 rooms a S full hath* aetting .xlandatcl*-.-Bpeclf,vlng, aketching aiid *stln\ating tool*. dates for the following offices: The Republican- electors of the FOR APPOINTMENT CALL X(ra. F. BItA Post w u at the Interior and Ixterior A good knowledge of the following 1* deaired: Turret Lathea, Dlmock ft Co., Realtors. Xn 9-5245 Spiling 6 room . Cape with about publUhlng a copy o f thU order one 80, 82. atze-. 38, 40 hiisl. slip. S’', mnlrrinl irqulicmmln; ntUi'h ilbiH- a Enclosed porctej. Jkeerefitlon One Representative to the Con- town of- Andover are hereby ' Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703; Robert MI 4-1778 OR MI 4-0259 Ml A re of iMd. Hot water oil heat, time in aome newapa|)er liavlna a ctr- town clerk's office Thursday to yards of .l.'V-im h, pniilTes, l «» tlfttloilH • SEPTIC TANKS Pally Insured room a Full baaement a Larga Automatic*, Stamping, Tube Bending. Soldering, Inductlofi Brai- necticut General Assembl.v warned that there will A a caucus *W.’ Agnew, XU 3-6878, JMcph N, fireplAe, otheF extras. Asking cuUUlon in aald Dlatrlct. and by poat- tadte payments for property taxea Ihg, Swaging, Plating. Finishing and Rubber Molding. Engineer- at the Town Hall ori Monday, Au- ing a copy of thla order oh the public yards. Srnd '2fic In ( ’oiD". fni* Hdfi p a l-. $17,800 ('leaned and Installed Guaranteed .lor- • Five Justices of t A Peace. NOTICE ’^Ashford, Xa 6*618, A R oA rt D MANCHEffTER —Large-9H room $13,600. alga post In the Town of Bolton neareit She said that the response had Send TliU'tv-H'ive Cents in coins In n ndd l^l• for enrh pnltern for ing degree desirable; ability to process and follow up with mlnl-< ' Norma P. Tedford, Chairman gust 11, 1958 at 8 P.M. for the MurdAk. xa 3-6473. yellow shingle nuicb home. Three where deceaaed iaat dwelt, and aetii by been about as usual, but that mum.aupervlnlon eaaentlal. Salary commenaiirate wilh quallflca- purpose of selecting a party- Of Sale at Public Auction certified mail, poatage prepaid, to; for line peltei n add .'ir for eat h fn.'4l-I la.HH nmllinj^ SrmI to Aniip • SEWERS Workmanship Republican Town Committee Notice is hereby gU'en that under bedrooms, fireplace. Ul|i bath, MANCHESTER aAut the sAie number either for- tlona. endorsed candidate for Representa- MANCHESTER- Stx imom Csj^, wall to wall carpeting, radlA t Mra. ' Charlotte Lloyd. ^H on. Con- got to pay or preferred to let it pattern foi first-class mailing. ( ’nbnl Thrt Mnnclic.^tn F.vpniiiR NEW RANCH Machine Cleaned Phone Ml 3-0110 R. F. DIMOCK CO. provisions of SAtion 8284 General . Six room (jape with 1-ca ga fre=ctlcut and Send to Sue Biii nell. The Maivclies- Hnald. 1130 \\K. OF .AMFItl- PLANT PRomXTTON ENGINEER a.ve to the Connecticut General fA r Adrooms, city-ntUlUea, dMP heat. Youngatown kltchA with Arthur G. Lloyd Jr., 1417 Brlarwood slide A til later, and pay the pen- Qualified aa above with aupervlsorv and checking ability. Assembly, and Justices of the Statutes of Connecticut Revision lot. $1,306 down. $U,000, V.A. sp- rage, flreplMe, oil heat. Needa re- laaoe. Irving. Texaa'. ter Evening Hcrnld, 11,30 ,\1E. OF <’.\S, NFW VOUK H«. \. Y. IbUit disposal, thermopaifa plctnre deeotating therefore $13,100. alty for delinquents. The siae of . • 3 hedrmtiiis, large living room • INSTALLATION Engineering degiM easential. Salary open. Peace. *. 1949. there will be sold at public prolasl. (jUHol-d Hanson, Realtor, all at leaat five daya before aald time AMERIC.AH. NEW VOIIK .16 \.V. Nnmp. Addirs.i^and Pattrin Num* NOTICE auction on August 8, 1958 at 9:00 dow. Ruoco combtnaUop wlndowf aaalgned, ta.xes waa considerably larger this and dining mom • 2 flreplan-s SPECIALIST TOOly Dl^GNERS AND CHECKERS To transact such other business xa 3-3483. BVAings John ChAoy, and ’dfoors. rear terrace, attaclied CHARI>E8 H. Judge. year tlum previously, owing to de- Print 'Name. Address wllli Zone, brr •A public hearing will be held by A.M. at the Town Garage on Main MANOaESTER .Style- Number and Size • .Altnihrd garage • Full base- With broad experience In d«fatgnlng cutting tool* and fixturea as may properly come before said xa 9*340. garage, amerite driveway, larga creaae In the g rA d list. A few. Havf* you a ropy o| our tOfiR. the Town Planning Commiaaion of Street, Coventry, Connecticut, the Older 6 .room colonial In Ideal lo- ESTATE OF LOUIS A. lOHOsWtmY. Include 33 tents more wilh yoiii Nerdlcwnik Album ’ ll, contRinR ment • Rnlll hv F A, R CnnsL MEET 108 OLiVER for the procesaea Hated above. Caucus. Dated at Ajidover,’ Con- beautiful lAdscaped lot. Priced to lats, of Coventry 111 the Probate Dts- however, preferred t o , pa>’ their , Co. , OF .Manchaater, CAinnecUcut, Monday nAtlcut this 4th day of August Arsonal effAta of FRANK B cation, oU heat, 1 car garage. Lot pattern order for the Spring and do/rn?i of pirlt\’ ^siRn/B lu iro- Town and Country INDCSTRIAI. ENGINEERS VSHNpN— Ranch 8(4 rooms, laigq sell due owner's iUneaa, Immediato Iricl of Coventry, 'dsceunl. tax in one installment instead of ' evening, Auguat 11, 1958, at 8 P.M. 1968. DB LUCO. enclosed' porch. Full bssomeiit occupancy. Bacott AgAcy. XO ISt’ frontago. Atking 413,906. (jon* The —Executnra haring eshlMted their the two allowed. Summer '.38 laaiie of onr complete ihrl. Unit, f*nihroidor.\ and «f\v; CEI4TER MOTOR SALES For IntereaUng, varied and reaponalblj pwject aaaignmenta The o f such sale will Iniorim admlnialraUen acoeoal with in t A Hearing Room of the Munici- Ellsworth L. Covell prAeod* with garsge. Very largo lot. cldoo 9-7683 or wriU Box P, Herald. tact. Leater-HArlson Wedding pattern catalog Basic Fashion In- phi.^ .dim lions for one knit and! Drainage Co. 461 MAIN STREET In'all phaaes. Degree requlr HiNoii $m n. $PMNaniio.MA$t. ^ ------i- I. i'

iV / PAGE FOURTEEN Cilicaga Parley About Town MHS French^ Teacher Collihs^-Petersien Wadding To Hear Thomg Sunset CJoUncll. No. 4!l, !>•*>■*' of Pocahontas, .will meet tonlg-hl On Patient Care A total of 68b peraona .were at 8 o’clock in Tinker Hall. Meets Seouts ifikJParis placed In either permanent or tem- _ Edward J.^ Thoma, adminlatrator porary jobs during July by tbs lo- Mr, and Mrs. Walter Waddell o f , I Manrhester'a Senior Girl Scoulsf- lAiggaga disposed of with of Mknebcatar Memorial Hoapital, cal office of the State Employ- St. Petersburg, Fla., former resi- ment Service. are finding that they Juat can'll the French teacher acting aa' will., deliver one of two major dents of Manchester, arrived by I Interpreter and thus facilitating the Miss Hazei Ajvderson, manager, PoHerton's gel away from their teachers even addreaaea at the national conven- lane at Bradley Field Saturday. | If they are ten thousand milea matter, the parly set out to ha laid 136 of this number aecured ISO Center S t, Cor. of Church ?hey are here for the wedding of ^ away from athool. In contrail to dinner together at the Scouts' fav- tion of the AmeritanvHOipital hon-agriq.ultural work In the Man-: their granddaughter, Mis.s Barbara | the uaiial atudent'a claimed dlallke j orite rctslaurant in Rgris, a large 4.aen, Aug. 19 in Chicago. Chester area and nine othera in the Fischer, who will he married on for hlB teachers, the traveling, one located tn the Latin Quarter. Thome, who pioneered the hoa- Hartford. Thompaonville. and Wll- Sept. 6 to Gilberi T. Wright of this I Scouts Were anxious and happy' The French waiters tvere not at pital'e bygtem of progressive pa- limantlc areas. town. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell will | Um to see Miss .leanne Low, French all nonplused by the else of the' tient care, wljl .explain the eystem •In the agricultural classification. stay n1 th their son-in-law and teaulier at Manchester High School parly, 22 people, and cjulckiy to the planning conference of the 4W were signed up, , with most of Your daughter. Mr. and Mrs .lohn, 111 Pans where they stopped ovei I pushed some tables together, mak- association's 60th snhual conven- them going to temporiunr jobs In Fischer. 21 Flower PI. |before leaving for Swllr.erland ovei , ing large ones, so all could all to- tion. Betwsen 10,000. and 13,000 the tobacco fields, whil^ the rest Chor^ f Plaa a week ago. One of their leadera. gether. A delicious dinner, choice persons are expected, to attend. worked at strawberry plcUrtg or ftr Mrs. Ormand .1 West and^ugh- , Mias Kmily Smith, who has since of roast beef isallon weie ber . . . mediators,' the graduating rlass. majoring in j their Fi encli teai lier on Friday the Public Health Service and terviews and there wCr* 4 aptitude telerislon and motion pirliirea. Is night, .liilv 2.A. when they reiiirned eVen In French Manchester medical men who are Mi.ss Iw,w told of visiting rela- testa and S9 proficiency tests presently affiliated with Channel lo Paris from Biillany for s few evaluating the system. lives 111 Kiiglaiid. wheie she was The Chicago speech W'HI bring given. I Immediafe 10 In Miami While at Manches- hours stopover L«8t year during the same pe- surprised one day lo have a visit tile number of such talks giVen by Delivery ter High School, yming West was Leaving lainnion lhal morning rold, 446 applied for jobs and there | K a prominent .member of Sock and for a 7-hoiir train ride, the Scouts from Ihiee olliei- .MHS teachers Thome, to about a dosen. Accom- Irsvelliig In Kiiiope Ihia summer. were 1,149 in the active file seek- Buakin and several* times served woiideied sll the way whether or panying Thom* will he Elmer A, Mias Helen Ksles, .Misa Uatherlne Weden, chairman of the Board of ing aniployment. The number as stage chairman in charge of. not Miss .leanne Low. icscher st placed in Jobs that month were MHS would meet them upon their Putnam ami Miss Doria Kibbe, Al Trustees, and Dr. Howard J. Lock- lighting buiMmg scenery, etc, 401- 117 in finn-agricultursl job.#. arrival si Care .Montparnssse as the time, she waa visiting relallvea ward. who has helped to put the m Pans, planning to leave In an- plan into ojieration. 2 In surrounding areas, and 282 Mr and .Mrs Russell .Smilli of. she had wririen she would try lo Ollier week. She waa pleased In in agriciiltiiral Jobs. -PRE8CRIPT10.V PHARAlAOir folimibia. Mo, formerly of Man- do. .Several of llie .Scouts are pupils rhester, and their rliildren. are of hers In high scliool hear of llie lalesi news from Man- cheslei aa well aa lo learn about 901 MAIN 'ST.—Ml 8-582J guests of Mr*. .Smith s mother, laile Arrl\al Mrs. Har-el Fahey. 700 Main SI. Anllrlpalioii seemed doomed wIiAl the g ills had been doing in Coveolry Driver ; Final Picnic Scl I F r a n c ^ . Mrs. Smith is a paal preaidenl of wlien Iheir train was nsarly two Faces H .Charges Myallc Review, Women a Benefit I hours Isle geeting into Pans. A Given Subway Ticket# Aasn of this town, aruMa acU\e in Aa they left her fci go lo Gaie On Playgrounds I frelghi had berome del ailed s de L,vnii to c-alch Iheir II o'clock the lodge in Coliimhia .She plana to 'short dlslsnce from Clisrlres and Roger K. Liebman, 18, nt .pov- j attend the meeting of the local re- I rain fm Swltsei land. the .Scouts made II nrewasary for the Irnin entry, was arrested yeaterdsy, i The final jiicnic supper on the i i-lfw In Odd Fellnwa Hall Inmnrrnw on which llir local group waa traV- luesenlcd to ,Mlsa 1/iw all the 1 1 supervised playgrounds will be ■ evening, and II la hoped that mahv Ucketa for the Pm Is Melro, which charged with evading reaponsibil-. !^elmg lo wall until It could change held, tomorrow, he^miing at 6:.lof of the memhera will be present lo over to s cleai IracU. All fell dla- they had left, .l.l In all Said Mia* ity, reckless driving and disre- p.m. ^ ^ greet her. Ixwv, "I'll never be lalcing .15 rides . appointed lhal lliev'woiild not aee garding a stop sign, in connection ' These Tuesday night picnics' on Hie subway during this next wltli an accident Saturday night i Iheli tcac hei They alarled down have been a weekly feature of the ■ The monthly meeting of the Bril- the platform lo the exit when Ihe.v week, bill I ani aiii e Hint iny c niisin at Spencer St. and Hlllstown Rd. Rec Department'e.. playground'| l.sh Amerirsn Cliih will be held to- w’lll hr dellghleci with the tickets" apleci llie tajl form of MIsa Low Police arrested Liebmaji after sched’iile for three yeahs. Fires are': morrow St a pm. The happy meeting willi acimeoiie checking report that his car had approaching. What a hearty wel- built so families can roSst hot-' I come her sludeiVts gave her. and from home waa the main topic: of been stolen Saturday evening and dogs and marshmallows. ‘ , diacuaalon aa Hie group almled oiil j she Inn seemed pleased lo see later returned to the same park- oil the long iiighl train ride lo them so far from the halls of ing spot. Liebman later retracted I .Swltkei land. the story, police aay. | MHS. O LLirS Said Martha TUenllce "I waa Ktlrbankfl Photo Police aay the youth and two

never ao glaci Id see s leac her in MKS. KOBKKT E nW A R I) COLLINS companions left the acene after AUTO BODY sl| my l i f e ' " I Liebman drove into Spencer St. Anne Cam|ibeirs Personal INoUcc.s 1 .Miss Rnae Amelia Peiei sen,'* him of lace and aide flounces of ; from Hlllstown Rd, passing the ; . atop sign and colliding with a car CLOSED FOR IrUiigliler nf Mi, ami Ml*. Then-! H'He Her fingcitip veil of inipoit- driven by Samuel Wllaon, 42. of 67 . BEAUTY SALON 2 Ilil-U iin (^raslirs « ed Illusion WH.A held tn place bv ! Walnut St. VACATIO N rloip A. PetPiiifn. Kllinjrton R<1. 1 R fiiil rrown of fTianlilly lace en- 848 .MAIN STREET In Memoriam WHpping. became the Jii lde | cruHled with penriw and .HcqulnA. ' Liebman later reported his car O i l V i V r k r i H l H o r r stolen and returned, police say. In rnfiiun t f*f R M'*Bfh»rn Robeil Edward ColllriA. Bon pf Ml. ) She* cHriled n cH.scadt* of .wpile Clos«d for Vocation UNTIL * hf> pnsfiftfl AURiifM 1 Information from two witnesses Window Shades and Mia. Walden V. C(d)ln«, Buck- (Irriiha with a while orchid center. Tand ltd.. Wapplng, Salurdfiy. The, q’pp maid of honbi A prinitesA to the accident aided In the investi- MONDAY, AUG. 11. ll doefcll I lMk> A Rpirlril <1A>, Pol MY> loiUy i i f InvoAtignlmx gation. Au9ust 4 to H Modt to Order To hrtng \nu i-. niir mhi

numhor. bur y of Wapplnp, brother-in-law ' Mou/itarna. of the bride, apd Nelaon K, Strong. ^ ^ t^idicf Aflld thojTA vyrir maroim alao of Manchester, brother-in-law : ------V ACA TIO N SPECIAL pAint li Arffi on Ihc. of Mr.A of the bridexioom. ' SwffttlKiid A cm 1 'he bride wore a floor-lenxth TUESDAY and •lAorpirUn K. Spenerr. .rfl, of Tol- Rowri rrf ('hantllly Uce and tulle GENERAL WEDNESDAY O NLY! fOttN'illr. told polirr hri' rrti wh.a BONUS over while Halin. The fitted bodu e if JE " ^ Rtrurk ivhJl# pmked In « sl.itl on WH.A de.Alxneil with a Awcelheart TV SERVICE Main St rtcrojci from Si, .tHinc'.'A' ne* khne emhioidered with aequin-a RUBBER HEELS A N D Duya QC A Call For The Entire Family # ( ’hun h SulurdHy nun nlnx Pollt i' ami lonx. fitted aleevea endmx 'n Nights Mwsslw Plus Parts k*i

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