TU ESD A Y , JU N E 16. 195® PAGE POXmTEEM Ayepage Dally Net Prena Run The Weather ^anrhifstpr Snetting Heralb For tha Week Biidetf rareeaet of 0. B. WaatiMr BarMU Map SSrd, 1888 .rnceaaonahlp eeoL OMUeiauul The Story Circle One of the two lletitenanU • of Members of South Methodist The end of the association of thei PRICE flVB CBNIV there will be a eooul hour ndth re- !Church will tender a farewell i*e- Beard of Realtors are. reminded of Reynolds -with South Church does | .5b treahmentB. the smorgasbord and dance tomor- ^ _ , ception to the ReT.- and Mrs. not Indicate the end of the | row night at 7 o’clock at the Man- ment Is Raymond F. (for Francis I Charles Reynolds tn the chspel church’s association ■w’lth Slroncha,. The ViUeno>’« Ahimnl- of Oon- Chester Country Club. j Griffin . Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 j hbwever. Through the influence; of WifeWiUTake aecUcut will hold • eporU night «t Occasionallv called "Father." ' o’clock. the Rev. Mr. Reynolds this re-j the Wonder Bar In Berlin tomor­ The VFW Auxiliary will hold a , ..p •Uncle Ray" by mem- Nelson Richmond, chairman of mole Jungle district has been: Latin America row night »t 8:30. Gueel of honor i LIFE ■■egular meeting tonight at Ih ' j,, ,j,p rtepartment. the pless- the reception committee, says that adopted as the church’s Overseas | Governor Long will be Frank Regiln. director of post home at 8 rirlork^ ; ant, rosy-cheeked Lt. Griffin Is. in i he hopes anyone in Manchester Parish. Many individuals, and! athletlce and head foot hall coach at — vtotherei point of service, one of the senior who would like to say "goodbye’* some groups In the church, are Reds Seek, Hours , VUlanova. ! to the Reynolds ■will leave Thurs- supporting children in the village •Sis. To Louisiana f-,^h*w.i?bord aVamnv o f " ’* force. He Joined ;day to take up new duties at the morrow night «t « o rinck „ the j',h * /'’P'‘rt'”*'’t “’e summer of school. At the time this step was' Turmoil Grows Jantei Brian Boyle, eighth grad- lfl2R. / i .Methodist Church . in Attleboro, taken by the Official Board of the | Galveston, Tex., June 17 (iP) ar • at St. Jarhee' School, "ke church property st Bolton Lske His job Is to supervise the men j Mass. They hsve been associated church, the Rev. Mr. Reynolds iMRLE SMHAMABEMr awarded the cltUim»hip prtre at Rarh family is to furnish Us own with South Church for the past By THK ASSOCIATED FKE88 Afluantlal underaecretary, Col. —Mrs. Earl Long arrived in a supper. Further tnformstinn - may dll patrol, seeing thsl sll com­ ststed that the church was to be w Mumno mBUMMaim Sunday'a graduation exerciee m plaints are ■Investigated and re­ seven years. For five years they congratulated on Its vision andj Invasion alarms in Nacara- Manuel Raimundec. Louisiana Air National Guard St, James’ Church The Herald er- he obtained from Mrs. Shirley i were missionaries In Siroheha, mirnuu t ‘74ii Frondixl held a heavily guarded plane at 9:55 a.m. (CST) to­ Mearham or Mra, Frank Findlay. ported. He Is responsible for the mature approach' to misainiis, in i srua, new army pressure in roneoualy Hated his name as sergeants and patrolmen )n serv­ India. For a year following their moving beyond the support of conference'with military, and ee- day to bring the Louisiana Coyle. return they were both students Argentina and prison riot's in Study New Berlin Plan ice when he Is on duty snd.' In the them as individual missionaries, to cuiity advleera. Navy and Air Marvin Baker of IR Griffin Rd. at Drew Theological Seminary In Havana churned up fresh tur­ Force men were kept in their bar­ governor back home. ia In Ml Sinai Hospital in Hert­ shsence. of the caplsin and chief the more Impersonal but still RUMMAGE Mrs. Long was arcompanied by Adyertlaement— of police.! he must assume reapon- Madison, N. .1.. snd were frequent vitally needed support of the par- YOt’R MAN FROM 7-t’P moil today in volatile Latin racks. apparently to prevent ford where he underwent surgery visitors, to the cnurch. The past trouble developing with Army gar­ three doctors, MaJ. Gen. Raymond Monday. albllity for the whole department. i.*h, and whomever might serve America. Hufft and Mrs. Wlilism Ijockhart. VWt Aahford Lake this week­ Promoted In 1947 year the Rev. Mr, Rev-nolds has there. Dan 'was bom in Hartford, but Nicaraguan President Luix Bo­ risons. end—28 miles east of Manche,stcr been associate minister of the SALE ■ Unrest was reported growing in the governor’s exerutive secretary. I^kota .('otincil. Degree of Poca­ 'L t. Griffin waa a supernumer­ Members of the repenilon eom- spends moat of hia lime "over rn ozaiaid he had unconfirmed '3- Hufft is sdjutant genersl of Lou­ —off RouU 44. Tel, Ml 3-.144P. ary patrolman for a 'year and a church, where he was active in i Sponsored By B'nal B’rllh east’’ now - with East Hartford, porta a rebel force of about 80 had hontas. will meet tomorrow night promoting a school of missions, in i Mhnehester and Thompaonvllle (Contlnaed on Page Ten) isians. Western Deal Opens at 7:30 in Odd Fellows hall. Flec­ half before being promoted to the W EDN ESDAY ond invaded hla country from Hon­ Mrs. I-ong told newsmen: alatiia of regular patrolman. He longtime colleague Walter Cas- teaching an Adult Bible Class,! as his 7-Up sUmplng ground. duras. He charged that another tion of nffirars wTll he held A so­ and an eighth- grade membership ' THURSDAY He's a sports enthusiast; enjoys "As soon as we can get thiligs cial hour will follow the meeting. herame a aergeant in the early aeUa Sr., now polbe captain. Po­ group waa potaeil for a atrlke from ready, we’re going to leave." class. He as.«istcd in planning the ' Discount Prices .ir.VK 17 and 18 ‘ ba.sketball. -softball and llahing: Coata Rica. L T . WOOD CO. 1940'a and waa promoted to his lice were stationed at certain Call The Herald I.*mg shouted to newsmen from The wa\ s *nd mesna romnutloe | present rank in November 194 7, limes of year on the oulaklrla of large Missions Fair held st the ‘ All Departmants 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. but still finds time to Join in Bomoza aaid the new invaders Avenues to Summit The Manchester Police Depart­ .\lanches’,ei to inspect garden pio- church in .May. He and Mrs, Rey­ church abd ■community affairs. apparently had landed In Hon­ his second fioor room in the psy­ ICE PLANT of the Guild of Our l.*idy of St. nolds have spoken frequently to VACANT STORE Hia home is in East Hampton For High Schciol chiatric clinic of John Sesly Hos­ 81 BIS8EL1. ST. Bartholomew s parish will meet st ment ronsiated of seven men. in riurc tnic.'.red In tt^m out-of-town duras from Cuba. He sent unita of farms. The !p>Arry v.aa the Eur- groups in .Manchester and aur- ^ ARTHUR DRUG 205 N. Main St. with his wife, the formqr Betty the Nicairaguan National Guard to pital earlier today that the'group Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWER R o'clock tonight in the ba.sfment' cliidinp ■ Chief Samuel Gordon, rounding communities. Eva Wyatt. Sp ecial Secliojn • would leave for Ochsner Founda­ .Cuhct-Crushcd‘BlocU» of the rectory st 714 F. Middle' when Griffin first pounded a beat rvpean corn borei which often hid (NEAR A*P) the Honduran border to check the (ieiipvn, .Iiinp 17 i/P)—Sovint Koreign Minister Andrei A. i Tn those days there was no 2-way In ears of sweet corn.'Making sure Mrs. Rej-nolds, who hold.< an. reporta. tion Hospital in New Orleans at 11 Tpke, a.m. Gromyko toda.v a.skeri anti got a 24-hour delay in giving his 1 radio and no piilice' teletype. the pest stayed down on the farm Bomoza charged that the In­ Friday’s edition of The The exerutive hoard of the Rob- Transportation was furnished by waa the object of the patrol, but, vaders were financed by Commu­ The governor ehoufed: an.swer to a new wpstein plan for a Berlin stopgap settlement. nists and armed by Cuban Prime Herald will be the Manches­ "My wife, my secretary and m.v ertson .'Vhoolevvinoi PTA will ’meet• meet at two Model A Ford roadstera, the recalls U . . GriUn, . . . H often j turned • This averted a breakdown,in the foreign ministers meeting. S o'clock tomorrow laleat word in siiloiTiotlve equip-. out to be a which road-did-they- i Mlnlater Fidel Castro’a govern­ ter High School graduation sist'er will be here at U o’clo'fk. FOR RENT the school at ment. They’re going to take me to Western ministers agreed to the delay in the hope that I ment. Box telephones-placed Jiidi-1 lake gueAslng game between po-. edition. (Ji’om.xko will negoliftle on their proivisal. It offered him a g 16 mm. Mbvfr Projectors night. clously around, town formed the | lice and truckers. ] The president aaid the second Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans." News of the graduation, The communications tower st compromise, face-saving deal, which would open the way to simntl or silent, also 88 mm. Miss .loan Landers, daughter of "uly communications link between i looking back over the early j invasion group of about 200 is pre­ sUd« protectors. Miss .loan l-anders. daughter of lu'ly communications iina ^iw e*" ; In I AT THIS LOW PRICE... paring to sbrlke from Santa Eiena pictures, and a special tha Gals’e.ston Airport said a flight a summit conference. Mr. and Mrs Neal Ijinders, 43 headquarters and" men...... 'in ““the fleld^ days. Lt. Griflin shakes hls headj which did not originate .in Lou­ Broad .St . has just completed her "The road.stcrs were fine. ■ m amimasiement a' tiie rapid pyog- on the •Cosla Rlcan-Nicaraguan 2-page edition of High Under the we.stern plan, it waa disclosed, the western pow­ WELDON DRUG CO. border. He predicted that group School World will be in­ isiana would arrive at 8:56 a.m. MI Main 8t. Tel. MI S-8S31 frfshmRn venr Wo.«tbrook .hin- rhiirklcd IA. C?rlffin. whn «peak?< ■ ranri growth not only of the would probabl.v jump off within the The tower aaid it was the aame ers doclaied their readiness to have German personnel oper­ ior College Portland Maine. Thi.s short, sharp sentences. "Except: Manches’.er Depaiiment but of po- next two weeks. cluded. plane that brought Long to Texas ate checkpoints on the Berlin supply lines. This is an offer suiiimer she will he arts and 'u 'he winter. Drive around in a i ime methods in general, GET AN ALLSTATE TIRE Army leaders met in secret In Readers who would like May 3a to accept dealings with Communist East German authorities crafts director st Camp Alice .Mer- storm and you’d hsve a lap full "Twenty or thirty years ago,” Buenos Aires amid reports that The 63-year-old governor, his rllt, the Greater Hartford Area "f snow in about half an hour, he said, ’’a patrolman was on hia e.xtra papers are asked to more or less as agents of the Soviet Union. officers were demanding changes notify The Herald circula­ battle to win freedom from a Texas Thla appears to he one major Girl Scout camp at East Hart-, "P driving with one hand and o.wn as soon as he left the »ta- in some of President Arturo Fron- mental clinic apparently over, ■ throwing snow out the window lion, -Now modem equipment has .surprise provision In tlie western I»ndon, June 17 (IPi — U.S. land. dizi's policies. Their demands re­ tion department as soon »s Spent a good deal of the night propossl. The plsn was not re- with the other.’’ erased all that and made for portedly Included the removal of possible. looking out the window, smoking Amitaaaadnr John Hay Whltiwy LECLERC Griffin an a brother ofBcer teamwork." ieased in textual form, but was and members of the IVar Secretary Gen. Hector So- and chatting with hospital at­ summarized by weaiern apokes- met toda.v with' Prime Mlnlater FUNERAL HOME British American Club will meet j promoted a radical addition Before he Joined the police force. lanas Pacheco and hla tough, in- tendants. Macmillan a# rumor# swept at the clubhouse st 7:30 tonight standard police eqiii.pr.imt of Call MI S-271I nien. Igmdon that a meeting between Griffin worked as a ward auper- The New Orleans- States-Item The W’eat refiuses In recognize FUNERAL and proceed to the Holmes Funeral : >f* visor In King’s Park Hospital on the Brltleh leader and^Preeldent quoted an unidentified source as the Eaat German regime A major F.lsenhower U Imminent. Home to pav respects tn Alfred carpel for It. Griffin suggested ; inland, a Job he held about saying Long would, be taken to point in the rurrenl rriaia la the Barry a member of the club. , It, and his colleaglie bought it - five years. Official government souroee SERVICE a hot air healt for one of the $20^000 from Truefe Firms Ochsner's for a deteriorating Soviet threat to turn over to the "U was good experiencej’.- he heart condition. F.aal Germane control of the lines declined to dleclose the nature ef Walter N. j cars. says, "and InslriicUve In the wont- the talk but Uie.r Inslated there Leclerc, "Nice and warm, as long as the But Long’s attending phyaician. supplying the British. French and la no plan for Macmillan and ings of men's minds” who aeked not to be Identified, U.S. garrisona in We.st Berlin, Ilf) Director .aide curtains were birttoned," he Before going to I.ong Island E|aenh(nver to meet at this time. recsils denied any report of Long’s hav­ miles Inside East Germany. Griffin worked in the chemistry Dave Beck Indicted ing a heart attack while in Gal­ Another aurprise is a provision Call Ml 9-5869 For roughly 12 yivirs Griffin laboraloiy at the Cheney Mills for veston, 23 Main Street, Manchester P' ‘rolled .Manoheater on a motor- that the 11,000-man force of the about seven years. Before that he T.'nited Stales, Britain and France cvcle. burin,, i.he prohibition daya was maintenance man and later “He has had no heart attack It was not uncommon to ehase here at all,” the doctor said. “His would continue to he armed only President Says foreman of a .New York. New illness has been somewhat of a with conventional , weapons — down area bootleggers caught Haven and Hartford Co, railroad By U.S. Grand Jury ru (6WIICTK®? n n mi tivsr ct, weaving through Mancherter’a strain on his heart. But his heart •meaning that the western powers crew between. East Hartford and IS not in sny serious condition." offer an agreement to ban nu­ Summit Talks darkened streets. Vernon. ■’ll wa.a al:nost funny, aome- • New York. June 17 (Ah—Former The doctor said Long should clear weapons and big missile PINE LENOX times^ he said. "See a car with Griffin was born in Avon Aug. Teamster union boss Dave Beck continue rest and treatment for bases in West Berlin. Die spring,, (ialteneo oiit and you j 27," 1903. His father, a railroad and two prominent trucking com­ the buildup of his general health. The • West also offered, as ex­ Prospects Dim Mi 9.0896 man. moved to Manche.ter ivhen pany executivea were Indicted by John Coyle, 23, la brought out of the woods by^ Btate Police moments after the Philadel­ 3^L6At£(: could he almost certain the 'rack ' The doctor said, "We expect him phia bandit was eja^tured with hla .younger brother today at South Middleboro, Maas. pect ed, to consider reducing the 299 E, CENTER ST. .eat was full of gin " I Griffin wa. a youngster and the a federal grand jury today for to recover." forces. Waahingtem, June 17 (JPh-Prm- CANDIES lieutenant attended schools here. what was termed a mysterioua John weara police raincoat after he waa atripp^ on capture. Brotherj William later died rom Borer 'Beat' I The light in Long’s second story of bullet tVounds. (AP Photofax j. ’ The West held out these induce­ ident Elsenhower sold today the PHARMACY OccB.»ionally Grimii patrolled Raises Flowers $200,000 payment to Beck in 1954. roorn was the onl.v one on during ments to ‘obtain, if posaibl#, a So­ Geneva foreign mlniatera talks the corn borer ’ irit’t with a His longtime hobby is raising Those named with Beck were most of the night. The governor viet guarante# of existing ar- seem to have reached oh Impoasc, flowers, which he hg^ k'^ven away Roy Fruehauf, 5330 Mlddlebelt •lept. from midnight to 4 t.m. rangemanta in West Berlin and and prospects for a summit con­ in proftision to friends and visit­ Rd., Birmingham, Mich., president At 6 a.m., he waved to newsmen BaylStaieJi^ Ends Union Accepts western use of the supply links to ference are no brighter. ors. He is a charter member of the Economy Priced for Every Of the Fruehauf Trailer Co., De­ who kept an all.-night vigil out­ West Germany. The President told a newt eon- Manchester Lodge of Elks and Is a troit, . and Burge Seymour, 55, side the hospital because of re­ Soffie western diplomata founid ference, however, that he sUU parishioner of St. Bridget's Church. litchfield County, Conn., president ports the governor might leave New C ontract one hopeful sign. They said Gro­ would be willing to go to a heada- He Is married to the former Co r Owner... ALLSTATE of the Associated Transport, Inc., during the night. myko made no mention of the of-government meeting If any Strip paint Mary E. Doran of Manchester. 880 Madison Ave., New York. Long, battling treatment in one-year deadline on Western oc­ kind of reasonable progress ean They have a daughter. Mr.«. Den­ Beck and .the others were Police Kill Gunman, charged with violations of Taft- John Sealy Hospital, aaid be would At Underwood cupation of West Berlin which he be made at Geneva. . . nis Sullivan., of, 8 Robin Rd . and consent to treatment in Louisiana had proposed ' last week. And, Eisenhower aaid In re­ f e e u L A ^ three grandchildren. The GrilBns Hartley Act provisions forbidding a union officer from accepting if released. His agreement appar­ U.S. Secretary of Slate Chris­ sponse to a question, that he It’s fast and easy when you use live at Ifil Averv St. ently started the move to have Hartford, June 17 i/Pi -- Under­ tian A. Herter and hla western doesn’t necessarily mean there the right paint remover. We recom­ SAFETY payTnents from management offi­ him released. Take Brother Alive wood Corporation workers this AIIUm were prepared to bring the must be progress apeclflcolly on mend REGULAR Slrypceze for cials, and Idee versa. morning accepted a company pro- Beck still was Teamster Union Betfford Fire, one of the gov- conference to a close within s few the Berlin situation. fine wood, antiques. For metal or thr< e court-appointed ■posal which will bring wage in­ daya unless Gromyko showed se­ He aaid he has In mind any kind president at the time of the al­ Middleboro, Mass., June 17 (A*)—^Coyle. He was taken to St. Luke’s creases ranging from 8 to 17'Y Attorltd solid wood, use' new Strypeeze OPEN DAILY leged payment. . And hia union rious interest in tha plan. of reaannable progress on Eost-^ SPECIAL water-rinsable paint (OonUnued on Page Seventeen). The Coyle brothers, object of Hospital in serious condition cents sn hour and other Improved Checolat** 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. represented .employes of the two DA\*1! BBCK A British briefing officer, speak­ West problems generally.- remover. Also ask for free booklet, WaasachuaetU' biggest manhunt John Coyle c-scaped the hail of working condition provisions. ing for the four ministers, said: SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. CUSHIONS firms. He is now Iri retirement and were captured today in woods bullets. • He was stripped of his The action, taken by voice vote The President was aeked wheth­ • 1 3 8 "How To Remove and facing possible prison terms in about a half-mile from where they at a mass meeting at the Bushnell "All I can say is Gromyko gave er he believes that prospects for a Restore Finishes". kv*^ other cases. 1957. and refused to answer more clothing, wrapped in a trooper’s no indication of what hla final po­ summit confersnee have- grown I lb. bo> 2 lb. bei PINE PHARMACY than 200 questions. held up a liquor store Monday. raincoat and hustled off to police 'Memorial here, came on the recom­ The indictment did not specify Muffler Gone, Shortly afterward at St. Luke's mendation of the union’s negotiat­ sition might be." dimmer In the last couple of weeks. the finest, freshest candies you fl«4 43ENTER ST. the purpose of the purported pay­ Today’s 2-couiit Indictment here barracks. Gromyko limited himself to giv­ He replied that prospects cer­ was extremely rare in one respect. Hospital, William Coyle, 22, • Both brothers were heavily ing committee and barked by the a n buy . . . exclusively ours ment and U.S. Atty. S. Hazard yoimger of the two, died of police Stale Board of Mediation and ing .some brief obaervaliona on the tainly have not brightened. Hs Gillespie declined to elaborate. It Was one of the shortest ever Whistling Ed armed. we.stern plan, the British spokes­ went on to say the Geneva talks seen. It was scarcely more than bullets. His brother John, 24, was A posse of up to 400 men -state Arbitration. However, Fruehauf and Sey­ not wounded. ' man said. The spokeanian declined, seem to have reached an Impasse 6.70x15 mour admitted it in testimony be­ a page long and consisted merely troppers, conservation officers. FBI Approximately 75 per cent of however, to give- any details of "-or at least an unreadiness for QUINN'S of the formal charge against the Happy as Bird The brothers hajf fied Phila­ agents and area police- had beat­ the .some .’8100 union members as­ r. ,1. 3IORRI.«sO.V I^AIXT and WALLPAPER f'O. Tube-Type fore the Senate Select Committee delphia after allegedly killing a Gromyko’s remarks. fruitful discussion. M.YNCHE.STER WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. on Improper Activities In the la­ trio without elaboration of any en through the woods sinre- Mon- sembled In the auditorium, stood He described the atmosphere at A bit later -the President was .MANf’HE.««TER PI.I MBINO and SUPPLY CO. RIackwall kind. policeman. They had kidnaped a da.v morning. . up to vote approval. '' PHARMACY bor field on May 13, 1957. They New Haven, June 17 (>P)--"I hostage. William Sedgwick. 49, the meeting as good- asked whether hia idea of progress Each, piu.s Tax y said they made the payment The oompanies aleo were named feel free as a bird, ” Ed Mc; Shortly ' before 9 a.m. today The settlement came just on the The spokesman added in reply at Geneva la.that there must be PALL'S PAINT SI PPI.V LAK.SEN’S IIAKDU ARE and drove to ..Massachusetts in his State Police received a call from N7.*? MAIN ST. AND YOUR OLD TIRE - Jointly to Beck on the date given as defendants, ( along wltli the Carthy, the warbling railroaii ■ car. eve of what many felt would be tn questions that aa far as he knew some advance"' toward resolving E A. JO H N SO N P.M N T < O. OLCOTT VARIETY STORES In the indictments June 21, 1954. Brown Equipment and Manufac­ conductor aaid today. Ha Im­ Walter Schmidt of Union City, N. action leading tn an official strike. the queMion of a summit meeting differences over Berlin. BLISH HARDWARE CO. THE W. fi. Ol.ENNEV CO. Sedgick escaped when the gun­ J., who was visiting his mother-in- The meeting came after the latest PHONE MI .3.41.Tfi . In their testimony, both execu­ turing Co. a subsidiary of As­ mediately atarted to whiatle men fled into the woods as they was not raised. iSibe-Tj'pe, • Blackwall Tubeless BlackwaU tives said that at no time did they sociated Transport like one. law, Mrs. Victoria'^ Canova. just of what have been a aeries of all- Meanwhile, Brltiah Foreign Sec­ (CoDtinnnd oil Page Tea) werd surprised by police after the off Route 28. The liquor store is Price Price Price Price ask the purpose of the payment The defendani are scheduled to McCarthy, ailanced by rail­ night meetings held by the union, retary Selwyn Lloyd was reported liquior store job. just up the road. company and arhltratlon and Without With ri'lthout With and at no time were they told enter thefcr p'eas to the charges road braas eaflUpr thla month, Troopers gunned down William to feel he has made some headway Size Trade-in, Trade-In, Trade-In, Trade-In,' what l t was for. on June 24. got the gO'-ahMd yeaterday In SMonds a State Police car mediation boani at the Hotel Stat- In getting Herter and French For­ Eai'h Each Each Each Beck, a onetime laundry wagon If convicted, the . kidividuale from none other than George with two troopers in it stopped ler Hilton, eign Minister Maurice Couve de- Plus Tax Plus Tax Plus Tax suddenly in the Canova yard. The outcome of contract nego­ ■ \ Plus Tax driver who became one of the could receive a maximum sen­ Alpert, preaident of the New Murville to consider carefull.v 6.70x15 19.7.5 *“ 14.88 22.45 “ 17.88 most powerful labor leaders In the tence of a year in prisoh and a Haven Railroad. State Trooper John Lacaase of tiations had been in doubt, espe­ British arguments for a summit Bulletins New Bedford, one of the policemen cially after the union committee, 7.10x15“ 21.90 16.88 34.45 19.88 nation, appeared before the-, con­ $10,000 fine each. Elach of the com- McCarthy planned to mark News Tidbits conference even if • the current from the AP Wirgb WINNING t'RIENDS gressional committee on May 8, pohies could be fined SIO.OOO. the lifting of the Injunction who. shot down young Coyle said; headed by Joseph V. Cronin, busi­ meeting faiis. Oven cooking 7.80x15 •33.9.5 18.88 36.45 21.88 ■ immediately by entertaining Culled trom AP Wires "We Walked in the woods there ness representative for District 26, '■ The three weateni leaders and paeaengera along the aiales of and I saw them crouched down in International Association of Ma-' Gromyko met at IJoyd’a town IKE GE’i'fe VA. iAXm 'MtUr’ AT A RECORD RATE i$ easy today..a • 14-ill.’ .size.s . . . tiihelps.s blackwall.s availahlcl the Bankers’ Special, which a thicket about 25 feet away. rhinisls, had ' recommended re- house in secret session in mid- Washington, June 17 -—A runs between New Haven and Recently . appointed Deputy Trooper Paul Keating, who was jectfon of a previous manage- afternoon. Veterans’ Housing Loon Bill', • Strong Rayon cord construction cu.sliion.s impacts New York. Sheriff Thomas J..Tracey of Fair- right beside me. yelled. They fired rut; down In accordance with GREATEST ACCEPTANCE • Special cut-.'«kid tread de.sign for safer stops Ribicoff Vetoes Funds The conductor's whistling field has resigned, according to a shot or two at us then we fireii* (Contlniied on Page sixteen) (Continued on Page Ten) White House wishes, was passed repertory—w a r b 1 e s, trilla, Sheriff William T,. Burlhnt . . back. today by the House and sent to OF ANY NEW CAR. E\'ER ' chirps and other bird-like nois- Fire-ravaged BriUeh cable ship "The younger one waa shot In the President, It provides for «a~"ltept many a. New York Ocean Layer v.allowe in heavy the head. It was the older one $100 million in direct loans to \eterans for honaing purchoaea 18>Month Guarantee . . Whitewall For Woodruff Hospital commuter happy in the past 15 seas far out in Allantic as Ger­ who walked." NO MONEY DOWN years. It pacified babies, man prize crew battJea to save her LaCasse took two revolvers and permits an Increase from « . wakened . sleepers, gave even . . . L’Oaaervatore Romano sharp-' from the wounded brother—one a Navy Plane Crew Tells 4 3-4 to 5 1-4 per cent In Inter­ BYSTUDEBAKER \ When You Trade-In Your Old Tires. Hartford, June 17 (A*l—Gov.^budget for U. .oontinualioh o< the the card players something to ly criticize# Florida Court, saying ,.T2 calibre nickel plated gun; the est rates on mortgagee gijaran- Ask atmut Sears Credit Terms. SAFETY CUSHIONS Abraham Ribicoff today vetoed a atflte's medical rehabilitation pro­ smile about. it shows leniency toward four other a .32 calibre Snub-nosed blue teed by the Veterans Adminis­ L* ** legislative appropriation of $1.- gram at the other Health Depart­ ateel weapon. tration. ~LARK 389,372 for continuation of the Then came the injunction. white youths convited of raping ment institut. >ns and at Gaylord Too many complaints, said Mc- Negro coed. Of Attack by Red MIGs Woodruff Rehabilliation' Hoepital F'arms Sanitorium, More people have bought The Lark than any other neuly Hottest Buy In Town! Cathy's supervisor. Police guard is removed from (Continued on Page N ln ^ PEBSON.4L INCOME RISES In New Haven. "Any patient requiring the type But the railroad dfd not. Washington, June . 17 (dP) — introduced car, in the same period of time. /People from a// walks 88 'Thejappropriation was added to of service which Woodruff has pro­ outside hospi'al room of Jazz By JOHN lUIDBRlCK ' Navy plane incident waa not dta- The government announced to­ reckon on the letter-writers. Singer Billie Holiday . . . Spec­ THE ALLSTATE the baby budget by the House and vided will be able to receiv* They wrote Alpert that Mc- Yokosuka. Japan, June 17 (/Pi -- cussed at the session. day that the personal Inoome of life.) Prices start hundreds of dollars below the low priced approved by the Senate the last equivalent i treatment at other tacular 2-alarm fire oaiiaee esti­ A U.S. Navy plane crew told to­ (As for the 'report on missing ot all Americana rose in May to TNibe-Tj pe ^ Oarthy’a cheery warbling wa4 mated $43,000 damage to ware­ Dev’s Election day how Communist MIQ fighters three, The Lark is shorter outside, bigger inside, fashion- so’s home heating 9.70XIS day of the 1959 session. The Gov­ State institutions," Ribicoff said. needed In the drab world of gun parts, McElroy aaid further: a record annual rate of §918,• Rayon Tube-Type r. Karb, Plua Tax ernor vetoed it by exercising his "At a time when tht. state must- houses and stored materials on raked their patrol plane witfi 15 to ("I wouldn’t be surprised If 200,000,000. Tho Increaso. tor our woyl • commuting. One auggested a New Haven’s Brswery St...... Es­ 20 bursts of machlnegi’i fire and *PPrP'^ Harpers Bazaar. Spirited performance from eco­ Cord Riaokwall a n d S o u r o l d t ir e "line veto" of specific iteme In the make every effort to live with promotion for the conctuctor. Seen from time to time there were In­ the month was three billion on Kn«ih,.PI)id Tax appropriations bill. its means, we cannot Justify, the timated 1,000 delegates expected C ertain sent it limping home with two of- stances where everything is not an annual basis. Seeretory of nomical engines (the \ 8 goes from 0 to fiO miles an hour in 9.5 You gel premium quality The clearance came from to register today at opening ses­ its .four enginea out and one of the AND YOIIR OLD TIRE Tubf-'‘rype WhltewsH . It was the only Item vetoed In continuance of a high-cost facility Alfiert, who earlier had noted perfect. Bill this sort of thing I Commerce Lewis L, Stnuisa is­ Mobilheet with RT-98 . . . the sion of NationeU Young Repub- By STERLING: 8LAPPEY 14 crewmen wounded. would think woulfl be strictly ab­ sued a special statement which lecoiids-QjJtscored all \'-8 s in the Ikfobilgas Rtin with 22.28 miles- Price Price the baby budget by the Goveriior. for which there is no present need that "a little wbiatling does no The airmen told a new# confer­ moet completely effective fuel 7.10x1.3 ..,^.1 8 .8 8 Kavh, Plua Tn.x» Without With The veto of the Woodruff Hospital ard for whicit the Ge-eral Assem­ harm." lidaha Convention. Dublin, Ireland, June 17 (iP)— normal.”) sold: "This high level of pur­ pcr-gallon). JP'. It's today's greatest \aliie! oil additive in uee today. And 6.90x16 ---- i . 10.88 Karh, Plus Tax* First stab at trying to ahape TTie Irish, voted for * new preaident ence two "or possibly three’* red- The attack was broken off aa the chasing povvetr la a basis for tho Trade-Id',' Trade-In, appropriation was ond of seven' by bly iffovtded nh revenue to pay "The -word was passed on ata-- ed Jeta—their nationality atill ' I ' . ' . i - l ... you get premium aeryice. Au- ■ •And Your Old 'Tire .^Rach Each the cost. ' down to me .through the : new Civil RighU legialatlon g«a today, and nearly-Mind old Eamon plane started to limp back to .Ja­ business confidence ao generally the Governor before his departure de Valera appea(0 voters were ex­ two other 20mni. machineguns wounds from ahrapnel and flying south of Brownsville, Tex. The 1 ^ 2 ) available! that In any other Health Depart'/tditional spending needs not In­ Miami, Fla,, June 17 (Ab—"I was should' get Hfetiine grants for. bas­ were unable to fire because of miaa- ment InstituUon.” cluded in the administration budg­ pected to turn out' to ghooae be­ plaxiglass. He waa hit In. the ijeck, W’edther bureau’s 10 o.m- (CST) FREE • Rayon cord.construction In front, near, the pilot'a atatlon, ic medical research . . . Federal tween the cahdidalea and also YOUR STUDEBAKER D^ALER’S-T ODAY! BROTHERS qf the ho^tal earlier li^ year to O'Kelly'a 537,000. A third can­ lake.” he declared. vlcRma «mn states for tha law' libraries iff' niffht. I inadequate, badly nm oad out ot didate got 212,0(E. newsmen as ha and Acting Seers- But the odmlrXl sold he )i during goo d will vlait next month 00 eL' Pag*f t m ao) (The Defense Sacrotory ooi^ the • • IkNb), ■ i" 7 \ t--.- », . . . nr.»». w.'.'l •. • 'c-.-c • f. \v •*,. ■•'. • v-*«;' ■*

1 w m IfANCHESlER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 19B9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTBR, CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE' 17, 1969 PAGE bursts, soma with tO-ealtber ar-. balancing act, keeping the lopsided to the aaatL fm n one enoUon to acrlpu. Tau taka the beoks. The I FREE PARKING NEXT TO POPULAR MARKETI Intaraat o f your individual in hooks Bolton m op«lsrelng bullets. plane with Its two uaelosa e ^ n e s the »aa!t vmh eradiblUty. Once "W * wers not clo«s anougb to Pay TV Set is traqaahta, I think, to eoUega. from going Into a sudden dive. i nr^tWlea her voice waa a littla too Sheinwold on Bridge Navy Plane Crew TeUs s** th* pilots.” ' said Radarman Tltey sent out a deisperate mee- Bngllah dapartmenta. Wa Just aafti p i^ e u la rly in tha marrlaga l.c. Floyd W. McCUntick of Rlch- sago saying they planned to dMoh As You Like It bad acane wbara ahe took laave wander into a bookstore and start Rockville Man j . flald, Idaho. “They broke off 'Wtwn the main port engtne began ForCanada of Romao. Tha aat waa placad HARMACS baphaxard." from their runs probably 200 feet to vtoraite. aluo*t,out of control, ^ JUDITH AHEARN BO that tha bad chambtr waa act “ Thera U," he continued, “ a fair RIGHT V*. WROWO, * Of Attack by Red MIGs Los AngelM, June 17 Uf)— The far back from tha audiance. add­ IS BBIDOB PROBUBM behind our aircraft." n o milea flroLt MBm. By reducing president of International Tele­ amount of chance in U. A man Gets 60 Days Nart^lwiib vahRrtbla “ It seemed an awful long time, the power and holding at 800 feet, ing a Uttla to tha diffVeuIty of rang ua from Lancashire, he was meter Oo. says hia firm will be op­ By AHrril Sheiawald N O K IH (OonUnnod from Page One) but I fuesa It waa from 10 to 15 Mayer waa able to keep the en­ proJacUon. leaving hia house, be had books, DJI. Maatota Taaaa Obampiaa ate decorations or commendations erating pay TV In Canada before for TI m Amtrican Shakespekre Festival pra6- Gordon L. Kaufman, 88, of 07 A Q 8 a minutes befor* It all ended,” M6y- gine functioning. YQ53 will go to the rust o f the crew. the end of the year. 4M t»tloa of **Romeo and Jidiet” which opened AUna MacMahon gava on excel­ all rubbish, ha aaid. Ha sent them Whan you muat develop two would be more provocative than er reported. In Washington, the Stat* De­ on, It looked in fact Ilka tha moat BlUngton Ave., RockvHli ♦ K 10 4 The plane was starting home t » Louis A. Novlns w ld th* pro­ lent performanca aa the nurae. suite, your contract may dapend on useful.” / A fter the.MIOs had broken off partment denounced the Oommu- Friday in Stratford had a major and a minor tei^bla collection of Victorian rub­ aentenced to SO days In Tollam ♦ X 10 6 2 its base at Iwakuni, 500 miles gramming will enable th* paying She captured tha quality intended WithlJigton aald It waa tha flrat west of Tokyo, from a routine, the action, Mayer assessed' th* nlMt attack as unwairanted and tragic flaw. The major one. written into the by Shakeapeare, the quality of tha bish you can Imaglna. tackling tha right ault first. The w n r r e a s t view er. to ehooee among a aporta County Jail on each of two cotuiU \ tlate a N avy aircraft had been so radio mission when the Jets at­ damage. He. fdund the rudder vioious. A fornnU protest waa program, a motion picture or a aotpt by aiiak«epMT«, oononwOt kind hearted, well intentloned “ There were about 180 books, by Trial Justice John Swanson In problem la: How do you Ull right 4 10 95 4 A 0 7 I batty damaged and still returned liet'a window, Baaton played It 4064 4973 tacked. The navigator, Lt. (jg ) lateral system knocked out, both planned aa soon as It oouM be de­ local typ* ahow qvallable at the thapiMe of thojiouaee Of Cbpiilot pandarer. nonS sold for more than $100, with Juatlca Court last night. from wrong? to n u erin 11 previous bruahea be­ _____ CaRtagB*. t lw bUnor cmm. net loud enough for meat of Verona to 4 A9763 4 05 ^ John Dennis Malons of Park the etarboard main propeller and termined whoee planes had nmde same time. - and MoiH Tybalt, played by Jack Bittner, one exception." Knufman. originally ch a rge tween Communist and American wrtttiB by SbakoRwan, w u the home in on him. West opens tha alx ot diamonds } a 5 ^ ♦ r i7 4 Ridge, Dl., said he had Just fixed Jet engines out, skin damage on the attack. He predicted pay T V will be a waa aleo axcallant. The rest of “ It fetched $28,000. It waa with breaking and entering with p ^ a s In tha Far East, soma A ir CLIPPER^CRAFTCy I T C parfoanenoe by Rlebwd Beaton Eaaton'a performance waa good. against your contract ot thine no- l o i r m his position by radar at 45 miles the upper 'wlng surface, and dam­ Aset. Secretary of Btat* Walter reality in the UnltM State* ga well the east .In the fine tradition at 'Littleton's Tanuraa,’ a legal work, criminnl intent and Indecent as­ Fore* crews have made it home, from the North Korean coast. age to Uie ailerons and flaps. The S. Robertson charged the attack aa RcaMo. Inaofar aa it auggeated the raah- Stratford' delivered the Itnee ae and In a contemporary binding with trump. Tou need three tricks In the « K I 4 before too long. Coin boxee will be naaa of youth, yet it waa not good sault, waa presented on charges of but previous Navy planes have 400-mlle flight back to Japan had had been deliberately timed to attached to the home seta under T tM * waa not enough Interpre­ poetry, rather than the unmueical it a ahdrtened version of Bngllsh black suits. Which black suit 4 A K I to The first warning came from "MR. COOL" ^ W W ■ U tation In Eaaton> Interpretation. In that it overlooked the wide breaking and entering without been lost to be made on the main port aide create tension at the current criti­ the plan. proee' attempted by other con atgiutes. U a the only known book shimid you tackle first? 4.QJ7 Corder over the Intercom system range o f emoUona which can be permiasion and breach of the # 0 9 3 The admiral Interrupted the propeller engine and the Jet on cal stage in the Geneva foreign The Canadian bperation ia under m the flrat acena where Romeo temporary Shakeepeerian com- both printed and bound. In 1481, If. you lead spades first. Bast ' "Sighted two swept-wing Jets." WASH 'N WEAR felt by aoma very young people. peace. He pleaded guilty. Serih Weal Norih iM t news eonference to read q tele- that side. rndnisters' conference.' the name of Famous Players Ca­ waa bawalUng the ooldneaa of panfea. by the first or one of the first print­ will lipmediately Uke hie ace and Then: “They're firing at ^s!!' Juliet, played by Inga Swenaon, Proaecuting Grand Juror Ranato 1 NT Pass 3 NT AUPl gnun '^om Washington awarding There was also angry comment nadian Corp. Ltd., headed by J, J. RoaaUno, Beaton played it more The fcenery waa mbbile. con' ers in ths city of Ix>ndon, John " I gave the order to fire,” qaid "Thla, of course, made It rather waa a.graceful, Vivacloui, if aome- CocconI told the court that Kauf­ return hi* other diamond. W ait Opeaiiii lead — 4 6 the Distinguished Flying Cross to from members o f Oorgyass. Fitzgibbona of Toronto. Novlns WOOL and . 9 S BoUanly than torraantadly. In the aiatlng of a aerlea of platform! on will clear the diamonds and will Mayer, “but the commimicatlona dUBoult to fly," Mayer com­ what atnipping 13-year-oId. Miaa Lettou." man broke into the home of Mel­ the . plane's 35-year-old com­ It w u the first Red air attaok said tha aystam .will be operated DACRON aoane whern Romeo waa anaaking whaeli. which could be ahlfted WorOi Noting gat back vritji the aca of clqba. in were bad and Corder didn't get the mented. Swenaon flitted from one aitiiatlon vin Cook on French Rd. and had mander, L t Cntdr, Donald R. May­ on on American plane in the Far via the Canadian Beil Telephone $00.95 around In the garden below Ju- quickly during aeanea to open or tim* to defaaV the contract. order on the first run. On the sec­ It took two agonizing hours to The Trinity College carillon eon- created a disturbance. er of Utchfleld, Conn., for hia feat Elaet since lu t Nov. 17, when Co.'e wire facilitlea. cloae the itage. The mobile unlti 10 9 8; H aart8-8 0 4; Dtam m »fi»- ond run, before he got the range, get the plane back to a Japanese eerti on Wednesday avanlngs will Before the sentencing Kauf­ I f you lead Hub* first,. W eit’a In bringing his aircraft and crew Communist fighters went after on WORI-IVS LlGHTrjlT SUIT went writ with the hanging lattice A 9 7 6 3: Clubs—A 8. What do you he was hit.” Base at Mlho, on the western tip be resumed June 24 at 715. man's attorney, Leo J. Flaherty of ace la knocked out. West can back. A ir Force plane over the Sea of backdropi. euggeatlng an atmoi M y? Aa Mayer dived the plane from of, Honshu. The crow meanwhile Seashore Shrub ALTF-BA-nOVS FREE -‘■CarouaeT’ is playing at tha Rockville, told the court the ac clear the diamond! but can never Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, U.S. Japan. That u.*rciaft w u not hit. phere without dominating the Aniwur: Bid two notrump. Tour 7,000 feet to within 60 feet of the had Jettisoned all baggage and Oval in the Grove now through eused had domeatlo troublea and get back to take hit eatabllihed chief o f naval operations, alM sent ocean, the Communists made four every bit of movable, unneeded ■tage. 8 point* ar* a little skimpy for The popular yuietlde bayberry June 27, every evening axeapt flun- had bean drinking on tha night of cards. a Commendation message to the more passes, coming up from be­ It w u Oscar Wilde who said; The entire production waa feat thla ralaa, but your five-card iMlt equipment. candle is made with the wax ob­ daya. tha Incident, June 11. The arrest Evidently, aa tha cards he. clubs entire crew. Wlthington said Cord- hind. Firing on at least three of Mayer and hia co-pilot, Lt. Cmdr, “ Nowadays people know the price paced, and there were many Indi­ la an extra value. tained from the ’ -yberry hiiah, an SPECIAL GROUP “ Balls are Ringing" opened waa made by State Policeman Wil is the right suit, and apadea la the (Copyright 1980, Oenaral ey, the wounded man, will get the the runs, they peppered the 86- Vincent J. Ananla Jr., 38, of Pitts­ of everything and the value of vidual performance! which made evergreen ehrub which grows by ARROW SHIRTS W eedimeney Monday for a 2-week run at tha Itam Tomlin. wrong suit. Purple Heart and that appropri­ foot-long plane with 16 to 20 burgh, Pa., executed a difficult nothing." the trip to Stratford worth tha Festureo Oorp.) the eeaahore. Oakdale Musical Theater In Wall­ Rapa Oase Bound Over "Hold on," says the heckler in the back row. "Suppose the two WASH 'N WEAR effort. ingford. Starring in tha musical William Ulm of Tolland Rd. was Brlriah and Danisii nelonriaUi Oonteg Dp la Maacbeater black aeei were, exchanged. Then SPORT SHIRTS are Anne Jeffreys and Robert presented on a charge of rape. liii have proved that aea anamone and jgggfafbr a new spades would be right and clube “Tha Shaggy Dog" baa finally Sterling, who played tha young He waa arrisatad on June 9 by other lifo exist eeven mllen be­ come to the State— and on the day ! SLACKS State Policeman Raymond An­ would be wrong." neath the surface of the ocean. many elementary achool children drews for the alleged offense at Our heckling friend would be $ 4 0 0 haaHag plant? get out early. The ahow atara right, but he would alto be wrong. Bolton Notch Pond on June 7. ^ t : 1 OTHER SPORT SHIRTS $2.98 Up Pair Fred MacMurray and Jean Hagen. Probable cause waa found and (I f you're getting mixed up, don’t KEITH'S STAGES A THRILLING EVENT FOR FATHER'S DAY! 2 n4.95 With It la a Bowery Boya picture, he waa bound over to tha next blame me. The difference between EAST HARTFORD “Up in Smoko." lOn ot TbUand County Superior right and wrong is no easy matter "Imitation of U fa.” a movie var- Court. Hia bond of $1,C00 was con' for bridge players!) Clubs is still A'. MoOREOOR—MAVEST Rion o f the book by Fannie Hunt, Gnuad. I''i';i I' I >I the right suit to lead. n m v L ^ McGREGOR and JANTZEN ti playing at the Manehaater Ulta'a attomey'a Herbert A Extra Chance LIGHTWEIGHT Drive-In. Starring are Lana Tur­ Karljr Lana and Paul B. Groobert of Tou cannot tell which opponent Bird Shaw SPORTSWEAR ner and John Gavin with Sandra Msmoheater, questioned State Po- has which ace. By tackling clubs Dee. FBATVBE riBST TONITB U cam an . Androwa v/hi made the first, however, you give, yourself a SPORT SHIRTS a KNIT SHIRTS SPORT COATS mack for The “Silver Spun" will give a arrest on June 9 at length about I I'l';ll I 'an extra chance. f Color—Oratory Poek If tiiatdeeerBee gewre, well kelp see •e.ranleee I rlenfonatratlon of all kinds of J. Mmmoiu. - ChuUon Hoatoa CHAIR SALE! Suppose you lead spades first. eew, ar OMka afl naeaaaarrrapairata-lataglt 1^, taiveaUgation o f the case. They a WAI-KING SHORTS a SWIM WEAR dancing, eapecially. aquare danc­ were accompanied by a court This has an even chance to be the "Til# Big Country" te aaaditiee. Stag in at year •aaieat CB * T Excellent Selection *25.95 aAea...sen’ll have fne awAay yen need, wilkent ing Tueaday at 8 p.m. In the high atanographer who recorded the i right suit. I f it is the wrong suit, — rial — school gymnaatum. The troupe' la taatlmony. however, you are as dead as a door­ Bichard Arlaa ALL STYLES! ALL FABRICS! ALL COLORS! ALL PRICES! fnaa n a f red and yon-eaa rMay in nwr "BLOND BLACKMAILEB" ■ayaiwUa near a yaried af Maw. < M ia law. compoaed of 20 teenagera from QuasUotiing ot the complainant, nail. , . ^ t h w Ufa tamnnaa la iaaindad. _ . , Spokane, Wajh.. who tour the Barbara Aim Starkweather, 20. of berry ahortcake at the Community Next suppose that you lead clubs ;fa»flieele r g fiiil le an country each year with demon- Hartford, Irked the court. Juatice Hall from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Saturday. flrat— from the dummy. This has, SWANK JEWELRY — PIONEER lEL'K This will be followed by a record W ^ b a glad te h ^ pen t atratlona o f aquare dancea, Hawai­ SwanaCit, oon'-tnentlng on protests likewise, an even chance to be BUXTON WALLETS INmALEO FREE ian dancea, Virginia reela, tha Of 41ie prosecutor that the case hop. Both events are sponsored right:. But you still have a chance by the ways and means committee atunba, tha mambo and many rtMUld be deoldet in Superior even if East has the ace of clubs. EAS1 THE PERFECTT g i f t F O R D A D ! as a fund raising event. other dancea. The public will be Court, told the defense attorneys East must play hit ace of clubs at DOBBS STRAW HATS FREEMAN SHOES $10.95 up Invited to aquare dance to the at one point that regmrdleM of the State Grange Sunday will be ob­ .once and shoot back a diamond, for served at Cam p Berger In Win­ ^WINDSOR calling of Bari Johnaton after the reauSta o f quesUosUng. he u-ould otherwise you would “ steal" one Miasm riiH chester this weekend. The youth club trick and switch to spades. ALL ITEMS GIFT BOXED— GIFT CERTIHCATES Spun have fintahed. bind tha case over to Superior 'U$T NARTFOmI The dedication of Manehaater Anna Jatfraya Court. fun and frolic weekend at the But East's play of the ace of clubs camp li scheduled for June 28, 27 Memorial Hoapltal’a new wing will Motor Valiksle Cases leaves you with a chanbe to win couple in the “ Topper” talavtslon ALL COLOB SHOW . Jhm Conn stMcttf B ank be Saturday at 2 p.m. The public Lawranoa M.-Roberta, 16. An­ and 28. three club tricks, which would be Aeadamy Award Wiaaw PLATFORM ROCKER ■eriea. Band Concert Slated fiaiaa Hayward la Invited. Toura o f the new ad­ dover, pleaded guilty to failure to enough for your contract. MID TMST COMPANY The Wadsworth Athanaum has The annual Salvation Army dition will be held following - the grant the right of way to oncom­ A atory like this needs a moral: Thundtr in Hi* Sim M Oflieee ■wvlag !■ Ogaweetteot OMUMndtlei dedication. opened a display of 18th century band concert at United Methodlat Don’t go wrong—but I f . you do. Jett Ohaadlor ing traffle when paaeing. Hts fa- Church will be held Saturday eve­ — Alio — AND QTTOAUN HARMAC ass M A m ST.. MANCHESTER Book Of the Montb Club faience, pottery that waa tha poor save a way to get back on the right DISTINCTIVE MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR thar, Victor; appeared as his ning at 7 o'clock. r. Nawman - J. Woodward WORTH BBAWOH—IS N. MADT ST. 'Th e Lion," by Joaeph KeSael, man’s china of ita day. Tha group guanlian. track. "BALLY BOCND TBB 946 MAIN STREET NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG of 69 plecaa waa given to the mu- Patrons who want to eat a Dally QuMtion FLAG BOYS” is the July Book of the Month Club . Juikloa Swenaon found him snack supper before the concert selection. It la the story of an aeum by the family p f the late A. guHty but suapanded' Judgment in Partner opens with 1 N T FORMAL WEAR Ehrerett Austin Jr.,, who was di­ will find all the "fixings” on sale (strong), and you hold: Spades— adolescent girl’s attachment to a view of Ma youth end th« fact he at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Samuel Walker lion, blending fantasy and adven­ rector o f the Atheneum for 20 hed only hed hia driver’s license years. win be in charge of the aale of -95 ture. for tfarae months. strawberry shortcake; Mrs. W il­ Clgsato of the Week " Duke BlUngton and hia orches­ Proaacutor Cocoont entered tra will give one performanca at liam Valentine, soda and ice Since “ Romeo and Juliet" la be­ nolle on e . charge of speeding cream; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich­ ing produced vividly at the Ameri­ the Oakdale Theater Sunday at placed egainat Justin E. Greed, 35, ★ SWIMMING ★ PICNICKING 8 p.m. ardson, hot dogs and hambur'geri; can Shakespeare Festival 'Theater of Salt Lake a ty , Utah. Greed Give Dad For "Tunnel of L«ove’’ Is being per­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warren, cof­ Regularly $79,95! in Stratford, we chooae the play pleaded guilty to the charge of Father’s Day formed at the Groton Playhouse fee. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for this week's classic. Here, If failura to obtain a Connecticut A food gale will be conducted u q u o K this week. anywhere, are passages to be com­ driver'e license and was fined $15. under the chairmanahip of Mrs. • IN HEAVY PLAStiC! SPECIALS mitted to memory, IjTical bitter­ He waa involved in a 1-car craah W.' Arnold McKinney, Mrs. W il­ EVERY DAY SHOES sweet and beautiful. at Lake S . and Cider Mill Rd. on liam Coatea will be in charge of ADMISSION 80c FEB CARLOAD PARKER’S Second Hand and Antique Books • HEAVY GRADE NYLON! y AND Strike in Steel April 24 when he failed to make a white elephant booth and Mrs. TUFTED BACK NYLON A long while ago an AP nowa- Um oomar and hit a tree. He waa ARTHUR DilG Ernest Howard and Mra. Grace GIN featurea story waa dropped on represented by a New Britain at' Skilton, the fancy work booth. • PLASTIC and TAPESTRYl 9 4 2 M A IM Kt d k w • • ______this desk, then waa buried under Held Inevitable tomey. MAN'S LOUNGE CHAIR Fifth A88 SLIPPEM 90 Proof L many layers of sediment, not to Bulletin Board Manchester Evening Herald Famous make at a ‘Father's Day Sale* turn up until the other night when Seattle, June 17 UP)— Secretary- SPERRY'S GLEN $139.08 Value! With luxuri­ Fred Gaal, local park commis- Bolton correspondent, Doris M. saving! Big and roomy, use it u a Rock­ ous foEira rubber cushion, ex­ PARKER’S a glue bottle was knocked across treasurer William Schnitaler of aioner, has changed the date of a D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-5845.' RODTE 85—BOLTON er . . locks at any angle for complete the desk. SorUng out the sticky tra generous proportions for SLIPPEIUFREE the AFLi-CIO says a costly atael meeting o f managers, coaches and relaxation! In choice of colors and fab­ layers we turned up this story, the Board of Directors in the Bol­ ^ e utmost In mucullne BLENHED strike is Inevitable next month. rics, all of extra durable quality. Choose comfort. Tailored In Dupont w WHERE YOUR FOOT BENDS and include a' bit of it because it ton baseball p ro i^ m to tomorrow yours Now! BATES Nylon fabrics in choice of 11995 ]yU R friendly waa Intereatlng. , Schnitxler, here to address tha at 7:30 p.m. at the Community LIBERAL TERMS colora. WHISKEY The atory ia by 'W. G. Rogers. American Federation of Musicians Hall. Fifth 12 A P Arta EJdltor, and tells of convention, told newsmen last The farm teams are scheduled MANEFIELD LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS 86 Proof 3 Sotheby's, the London firm that to play the Bast Hartford Cubs B night: G **BikinP’ shown 1st tonlfht # auctiona books and psdntings. team tonight at 6 p.m. at the Bol FLOATER One of the directors of Sothe­ 'The manner in which the steel ton Dairy field. Red Ember ^has a //Avr;/ / / /. by’s la Anthony Hobson who says, companies have organized them­ game scheduled in Coventry at 6 Famous 'KROEHLER' "Tastes in collections vary a selves against the welfare of their p.m TOO ASPIRIN great deal from country to coun­ own workers makes a strike Inevit­ Four candidates for membership BARDOT try and from time to time. Before able." in the Grange will take their first the war. Regency funlture was Schnitzler said President Biaen- and second degrees In a special THE GIRl IN THE RECLINER CHAIR Reg. 39* very cheap, now it’s very hard to hower contributed to the deadlock aeaalon at Hillstown Grange to BUCK NIGHT TONIGHT get. Once people made very in steel contract negotiations by night. A Juvenile grange grad.ua TIMEX 5 -Grain Adults or generalieed collections, now they warning that the United States tlon will also be held for members DOLLAR A CARLOAD tend to specialize. A man gets cannot stand by and do nothing if from Somers and Hillstown. WRIST Tablets Infants. 12’s all of Horace Walpole: it’s at Plus “ let MAN INTO SPACE” (Limit 1) wages and prices are pushed up Bolton Grange will serve straw­ "WNIGttT'Th'ni SATURDAY . (Limit I ) Yale. Or some one may start in an inflationary spiral. ,95 WATCHES on Gibbon, first editions, his let­ •"Ihe President aald nothing ters, books from his library, let about freezing profits,” Schnitxler FROM ters that mention him. said, "only wages. Wages, prices •MIM MCMMM Niah Waterproof A 9$ "Four or five years ago we and profits — everybody leerhs to T P r n H : TI 0 s £ 0 Dustproof K REG. handled the estate of Ashburnham LANA TURNER Shock Resi$taat..W have forgotten about the third MAIN FEATURE 8:30 Regularly $89.95 ! GLIDE ComblnaHen PO-DO You’D hardly Place. There were three great word In this spiral talk." EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT lOHN GAVIN want to take collectors in the family, who STATE bought Italians of one period or Nationally famous Kroehler quality' . . exclusive'with Foot Bolin & iV Pre-Electric them off! Soft anoUier and books. At the sale STARTS 'TODAY— FOR ONE PULL WEEK 'SANDRA DEE Keith in Manchester! The back, seat and extending leg glove leather over in 1953, paintings by^ Salvator OONTINDODS DAILY FROM 2:15 ' DAN O m iH Y reat adjust to any angle . . perfect for reading, teleview­ Foot Powder SHAVE a remarkable light weight Rosa and Guido Rent, that you BURNSIDE ~ ing or dozing. Carefully upholstered in extra heavy grade almost could have given away be­ plastic and tapestry in soil and spot resistant ’Scoterf ,G« Makcf shaving ea . m p e sole, plus the Bates RUHN'.ioi AVI -r mmlooMn ‘ SUSAN KDHNER Guard’ finish! fore then, fetched 210,000 apiece. BIG SWIVEL ROCKER .them both (2uick. Easy. C Q C exclnrive construction! "Then, of course, there are dif­ Note! Enda Tueaday!. rfor only__ 4-Oz. Bottle....„.V V WALT DISNEY’S I b r a s # ROBERT ALDA MANHATTAN 69 ferent Interests. Americans don’t $59.95 Value! A ll plas LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS buy so many illuminated manu- "SHAGGY DOG" .niANITA MOORE tic with high bMk EUid Y m i i - head,rest. On sale a t$ LEATHER A t 2:00-6:80-9:60 49.95 ANSCO and KODAK C O LO R HLM MAHALIAIACKSON o n ly ...... James Osgney-Shlriey Jones anal’TaBaNEaaav Genuine Leather HLM FOR A NEW “Never B t^ Anything Small” BILLFOLD ANSCO and KODAK THE POMPEII r OLDSMOBILE In Tech—8:45-8:20 $179.95 Value! English Club Chair PsM case, _ A fl Black and whiter List 60c. ' In soft, beautifully finished Gen­ Hidden Pockri, List 1.85. 620, 120, 127. |'nQ PLUS HILARIOUS CO-HIT “ONCE UPON A HORSE” 120, 127, 620. 3 8 c OR A GO O D uine L u th er in choice o f red or Plate Holder,..., - NOW Each NOW Each I V for easy living. green. Deluxe features a«d con­ SAFETY TESTED struction throughout. Ottoman .VKritOlanaPir* extra. _eompleU relaxing... USED CAR . . LAST MINUTE Picnic and Sport! CA LL ME ‘M M M R T M C VERNON VOLUNTEER HRE DEPARTMENT k in g k o o l e r .95 Walt Dianey'a Plait.c / f r ^ \ m PICNIC Two-Toni- i [ [ f ^ j ^SHAGGY DOG” JUG Chromu Y f i S u i Gifts ^ DAD Insulated Fred MaeMirray Jeaa >Mca 8:*M:IM:4S Two-Tone O ] 9 I/,-gal. J u g ^ AIm i Wm I«zb AdTtalaro Feature Tonight '*W1LD H ERITAGE" it PLUS it 6:80-8:80 A LAUGH RIOT! . SWIM’ KING wnt Botart Jr. - Kaarau O’SalliTaa ALLWEEK! 8h«wa IsMJiin Th* Bowtry Boys In "UP IN SMOKr* Foam Cushion SWIM MASK Explore the Depth* Colonial Wing ^ For Jr, or A | l ( Sr. Frogmen . D O NOW $79.95 Value!. Au then tie Early SUN SPORT GOOSE NECK ROCKER American reproduction In small ROGERS Slimnastics-SwiRi Program THRU SATURDAY all over dealgn with reveraible SPORT foam rubber cuehion. Beauty ROCKET 7h* mott txeiting, OFFERED AT and comfort combined. A t only .. CAPS FLAME tlOHTER fMtt iramatie mid There ii a~ Work* like a ' €ohrfid idea in men’s 7 P.M. to 11P.M. cap to suit 13 Miniature OW taeuatfofitwear... $79.95 Value! Has luxurious Foam j^ourjaste^ Blow Torch...... ■.■fm- Rubber cushions, la tailored -ih $69-95 1 handsqme . Tapestry. A Rocker OPEN AN ACCOUNT NtEE DaiVERY CHARLEY GASKELL that will be Dad’s fav.prite! FOAM CUSHION DOUBLE S&H OREEN STAMPS SPERRTS CUN MODERN PHONE Ml 3.1S06 ' ROUTE SS^FRENCH ROAD-.BOLTON LIBERAL TERMS OAPRI-NIKE GIVEN W im CASH SALES THURSDAY PERMS WHEEL LOUNGE CHAIR $89.98 Value! Modem button Ml 3-24U WEDNE80AY MCNIWW, JUNE 24$ • MERRY-GO-ROUND back model with reversible foam rubber cuahlon, tal* ENSTRUOTfHU-MARJORIE W. SMTOtl— (1 Yaam WU4 YWOA» Golf Balls MANCHESTER ’ 0 SW INGS OPEN THURSDAYS lored tn attraeUve fabrica. H eiih i'tt vn iiu Accurate In fllflb t A NOMINAL FEE WILL BE OHABOED I On sale a t" BABY S ^ lW s •M ANY. MANX OTHER ATTRACTIONS UNTIL 9 P.M. MOTOR SALES FOR INFORMA'nON “ Tour Looid OldamobUe Denier” MANCHESTER AMD RBGI8TRAXION A t VBRNON TRAFFIC CIRCLE 111 ) M AIN ST 3 t « 2 ® ® R A Y DW YER, Deed Oar Mgr^ Ml $4772 FREEPARKINGI Alt West Center 8t>-0«ea Bvea, * 4 9 ^ ^ M I 1.8411 ' •, 1

Ip . ' . n i " .) N ■\ / m L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNE66AY, JUNE 17, 1959 FAGE n V E |IA14CU£;STEK EVENING HEEALD. MANCHESI'BE. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JtJNE 17. 1959 Church, which o^ n s on Juna 22 at and church tower transmlsaion Columbia proaecuitona that included vote died yaaterday at tha ag* of 67. on osM of tha Jiottaat nighta of tha Chib. 11m data haa baan bhaimad Deaths Last Night fraud and income tax evaaion. He waa born in a dormltdry at Rio Vacation School Zion Lutheran Church for the 18th music, together with an altar set­ D. FALSE TEETH homes with 'the remainder In bull- and RobaK Bottar, S ytora: BnvW Bradley 3r. of Ranglay A n d o v e r ting of national and. (Kristian BaMn, 8 yeara; Rusnall Ltonafid, Ranglay, Maine, hav6 a aon, Ray- month. Sinoa tha numbar at tbcaa fm n July • to tha waakaad aaU CHANGE YOUR Waahlngton—Pr. Jamaa H. Hlb- Grande College^ Ohio, where hia year. Rock. SliOa or SItpr neas establishments. parent* were employed. H* later On account of Fourth of July flags, 'and Zion Helghta wooded Nancy Baton and Virginia Couch. mend . Henry in, bomi June 6. The •xpaotadta racistar la about MO, sp that fatliara who work aapopd CD Emergency By THE ASSbOIAlXD PRESS ben. 62, chief of the chemical divl- At Zion Chiirch IThe prises wlU behffered for the opportunity wul bo providod - to shifta may attand„ PRESCRIPTIONS HERN aion of the U.S. Tariff Commla- attended the school. Laat year. holiday plant, tha closing exercise* section Ik the background. vaarxiTB. *a lohjfest fish caught during the «on- ~ yaara; Thomaa CMoksnosa, maternal grandparanta are Mr. Sign-ups Slated ' Kansas City, Mo.—Maurice M. be spriBkiad oa u p ^ « Ptatej, and Mra Richard Brown of Beth­ BigB up tomorrow nl|^t for thoaa ■ion, died yeaferday of Injurie* suf­ Allen gave $200,000 to the college Mr*. Henry Nelson, director of will he held on the evening of Zion's Vhcatlon School la open holds faU* tMth mow U kI in the following species: Bass, WaHar J. Pim i^. Marcia Booty- Amateur Radij Milligan, U.S. attorney in Kaniaii to all chlldrehx4 to 14 years. Par- In G b v e n try el, Maine. who mlaaad tha laat aaaslon. City from 1924 to 1945, died yes­ fered in a fall at hi* home in Mc­ for construction of a new adminis­ July 2. at 7 o'clock on the lawn Do not tHd«, slip or pickerel, sunfish or bluegiU. perch, wail. Barbara Jean Roat. Bryca For Swimmers New Paint Cnto Sound the Crafts Department, Mitchell en,t* and frlendirsare invited to. Join goon. pMtr tMU or (wlinfc PAS- HcsiaywaU. David Bamuaia. and Tha inatructora will ba Mra. An- terday at the age of 74. He was Lean, Va. tration building. between the parish house and the bullhead and oaUeo bass. Mr. and Mra Albart Bari Brad­ PINE G roup F< House, Hartford, will again, super­ church. Opening devotions will In the outdoor owning devotion*. llS ftl l» "ikallneJ,“?**2S!3r-;52!! RobaK CrictoBora, 6 yaara. draw Oaspar, Mra. J. Tanalay Meh- credited with smashing the politi­ New. York—Don Ahen, wealthy not tour. ChteZt : ▲ toUl ft M ^dnn In th« Tha following ofBoers for IfiOfi- ley ef Nathan Halt Helghta,'town, Additional rsgtatraUcaa for the mann Jr., and Mra. Oaorga Mun­ Naw York—An acouatlcal paint PRABMAOT C ^ er than gold, CK^orado pro- vise handicraft at tha Vacation also be held outdoors, to the ac­ Reglatrstlon bIanka*qhoiiW be re­ tur* br#«th). Ott FAS1 60 were recently .aiectad by tha Kannath Raad. GaraM Raadf, havt a daughter, Lauria- Jean, cal machine of the late Tom J. automobile dealer who had Gen­ drus eountar. 1 «t C»T«Btry C ryt LKtIa, Oathlaan McLain Red Crqaa-PTA qxmaond water son. haa baan davelopad that can ha a I new grom ^ the Radio Pendergast through a series of eral Motora dealerahipa In 13 cltiCa, d u ^ silver and saigar beets. Bible School of Zion Lutheran companiment of 'a portable organ turned ks soon a* pnam|e. "Duffys” at its annual meeting: bom Friday at Windham Com­ Otob Pfafia Vlanle bruahad on .walla and eaillnga to Amateur Civil Emergency Serv- TCMtrad dtphuBu Charles Lowery, president; Rich­ and David MUla, 6 yeara; Jamaa munity Mamortal Hoapital. The safety program wUl ba taken at Baton, 4 yaara: Alica Smith, David Ilia Motbara Club will Invlta fa* daadan Bound. Made by a New W C ^ E R ST. leei (RACES), has been formed in it <1 uol Mtlla and Robacta erln of Putnam. Only 127 youngatefa were regta* affair. Tha picnic will ba hald at 7 cut tha nolM level ef a treated ItaT L aaa G. Hecklar, Board of Rakin, a yaaraj Oynthla Baton, tared at a prevToua aaacion, held to prortde Columbia with radio The organisation is planning a. .:Ot» "baMaa are the flrat . chil­ p.m., July. 31 l a , tha Bpertaman's foom 24 par cent communication with other towns, Mpeatlaa ctwlrmaa, and Itra. public auctlori at ID a.m> July II Daitona Palmar’ Cfintoca OWUit dren of both the Bradleya' aona. Read Herald Advi. WlBUurap Xarttem Sr^ toardm«ft> and Robert Rankin, 2 yaara; and apd with State CD onciala during at tha "Duffys” headquaiteta on Mra Bradley left Sunday to spend emergenclei. , bar. Ttw claaa was praaantad by South BL Refreshments will be Gary F« guaon, KaiUiy Kelia, Oa*- two weeks in Rangisy, Maine. MiwtpBl Franels A. PdrrotU. available. Rain date is July 28. ol Culpin, BelayUw RankinRankin, Nornsan C^oiumbla ■ CD director, Walter Buliara Bickford Yeialved a Potter, Scott W. Roae, Deborah BlrtMay Party A. Wheaton Jr. and radio officer Anyone having articles ,to be Karan Dawn Squires was given John C. Sullivan will be at Yeo­ toUI o f - Barbara Ducharm;, Peter Shum- The Religious Education Com­ 7 and 8, Barbara Couch and Blekfard; Coventry Grammar Chriatopher Chambara.. Uon o f faith: Albdrt Q. Booth; Merchandise A t House's way, Dayne Thompson and Pamela School athletic award as outstand­ mittee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Frt; Barbara A. Dogcart, llavid 'V. Lusky. who each played several ing athlete and sportsman, $5 each, day at the church basement The teachera of tka Chuyeh selections. Parents and friends School and helper^ tha Etov. Samuels, Lynn E. Schultheiss and Wnilam Morgan and Donna Kohl­ ' Paper Drives Ended Daniel A. Wenner, were present to hear the children er; North Ooventiy Women’s Club The North Coventry Volunteer James R. MacArthur, paator, >b(a play. Margaret B. Jacobaon, aupadn- YOUIL BE CALM. ■acioBce award for outstanding Fire Dept, has voted to discon­ Manchester Bvanlng Baraldj Mental Health Drive Laga achievement in that fleld, $5 each tinue paper drives until further tendertt, Mra. Thomas J. Moran, So far only $170 has been con­ asstatant luparintendent, gnd Mr. Coventry rorreapemdeot, F. Paul­ ^ COOL and COLUCTID IN to Richard Diehl and Albert G. notice. ine Uttle, telephane PItgrtm| tributed to the Mental Health Booth; industrial arts certificate Picnics Planned and Mrs. Floyd W. Waaiyadviiiora drive currently in progress. Mrs. of the Pilgrim Fellowanlp, ^wtre 3-6281. llJ tC K E Y from Jim's Supply Store to Gary . . The Jolly Garden Workers 4-H Donald Tuttle, chairman,, urges Morgan; and Rotary Club award presented gifts for thbir* work residents to plan--tomake a con­ Club is planning a picnic Friday during the past year with the pro­ for hlgheat achievement through­ at the home of James T. Laid- WONDERON tribution, and to geOlvln as soon out school life, $10 each, to Sher­ gram. aa possible. law, leader. Daniel Edward, son of Mr; and wood Gordon and Barbara Blck- The Couples' Club of the First "When left unattended, minor Mra. Milton B. Zurmuhlen, was UWN MOWER jemotional problems can grow into font Congregational Church will have baptized during the aervlcas. Fiahlag Oooteet Planned a scavenger hunt and cook-oUt major setbacks to the Individual A fishing contest for Coventry The Sunday program mkrKed SUITS Saturday evening at the home of SHARPENim concerned and hia or her family,” boys and girls under 16 years of the closing of regular setslona im- according to Dr. George Steven- Mr. and Mrs. Arnold El. Carlson. U| fall. AND Tailored By Michaels-Stern age wUl be offered during the sum­ The cook-out will be at 6:46 pjn., aon. medical consultant for the mer months with John A. Ohlund Church Board Meeting 45% Wool, 56% Dacron National Mental Health Associa­ followed by the hunt The assist Tha First Congrag^ional ENRINE SERVICE as general chairman. Ing committee includes Mr, and FACrOBY AUTHORIZED tion. i j e contest will start as soon as Church board of Christian Bdoca- "It is for this reason” said C. Mra Robert A. Doggart, Mr. and tion will have a apacial meeting at SERVICE DEALER school closes and will continue Mrs. Mark Spink and Mr. and Briggs A Stratton and Clinton : Marvin Curtis, chairman of thp V until Labor Day. Sponsoring the 8 tonight at the home of Mrs. $1 Connetotlcut Mental Health Fund Mrs. Charles Wlllnauer. . Valentine Dynea, chairman. TB 5-1174 program will be the "Duffys,’' the DESIQNED Drive, “that a portion of the local organisation of "Dads united Children's Day Program Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Brad­ money raised for mental health Is fer Furthering Youth Services’’ in Perfect attendanen awards were ley Cr. of Rt. 31 have announced Fredon Ei|uipmeRf FOR spent for an education program town. There will be six prizes of­ (Bfltrlbuted Svmday during a Chll the birth ' of two grandchildren, COMPANY, INC. informing the general public that fered in each group, boys and girls. dren'a Day service at the First their fifth and sixth. 26 WARD BTh ROOKVIUJB YOU It is Important to seek early helt> In the way of fishing equipment. Congregaitional Church aa follown: The Rev. and Mrs. Raymond H. for an emotional lllnesoiifiot R ' There will be four or five check- Miss Helen Wheator special Other Saits by Gramercy Park is for a phyaical Illness.” lag stations to be announced. award for 38 years; Barbara and Cortley d u ll/ Contributions may be eent to Ibaae are expected to include two Palmer, 10 years; Roy Pahner Jr. George H. Reama, treanurer of the And Up Columbia’ drive. 3 5 . 0 0 Baseball .9 5 Ed Goaline’s Mohawks lost to WONDERFUL Marlborough 6-2 in a make-up FOR m 1 game in the Inter-town National C a s h ? Baseball league Monday night on DAD MEN'S W ASH'N WEAR GUARANTEED TO PLEASE Hutchins Field. Carl Johnson, Al­ 8sy ths word I AND TOE WITH THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES lan Slnder and Vincent Sledjeski PLAIN OR PLEAIEO FRONT pitched for the Mohawks and Fred GRADUATE Tucker and Tom Forryan caught. COMPLITILY WASHAILI fertiffed with the^ Last night’s game with Coventry SLACKS was rained out and haa been re­ AVISCO Jnta«rity Tag scheduled for Thursday at 7 o’clock Pair 1 5 . on Hutchins Field, according to ' “^ ^ transistorized “SANE DIPOSIT” packet fer celni artd keys Goaline, FREE ALTERATIONS ”1110 Cardinals defeated the Yan­ CONVERTIBLE cenMnantal coUar , . , : kees 7-6 in a little league game last You’rs always welcome at BENEFICIAL night on Sledjeski’s Field. Tommy p o c /c f r OVERSHOULDER YOKE for extra rein shaddinfi Marchlsa hit a triple which Bills piling up? BENKrtciAt's Summer Money Plan gives brought in three, runs. you cash for left-over bills . pl»* cash for vacation . » ...... : B R f ^ O l O SWING EZE ileava for eaiy arm motion pias International Credit Card to get extra cash wherever SUMMER WEIGHT WASH 'N WEAR Manchester Evening Herald Cn- you go at any of 1180 loan difices. Phone today! " J ^ Wg’s.U%[ 37.50 CONMATIC FASTENER for jam free operation Inmbla rorrespondent Mr*. Donald DRESS SHIRTS R, Tuttle, telep’ one ACiwlemy LM ia SM to SIM— Ijmiw IHa-Intured at tow east WASH ’N WEAR—SHORT SLEEVE 8-8488. ios MAIN STn O m Woolwerth% MANCHESTER 4 a 0 0 To 5 a 0 0 SPORT SHIRTS *2,95 Mltehsll S-4U6 • Ask tor tha YES MANager - - .WHITE and S0L1P<30L0BS OHN mUKSDAY IVENINOS ONTIl • .EAt WA8|I TV WEAR SUMMER WEIGHT and BETTER GRADE New Drug Helps a kM tlM CWN tM.M iAm SMSih nwU ** HQ -95 i It imsfUlTi MMiHilf lasiiUMMM ef tiMI saik a6"Widex3H''HlghxlV4"Deep^ S TROUSERS $7.9 5 “ ’ '”’ Mental Patients MEN’S JEWELRY, LEATHER WALLETS and SIZES 29 to 60 • Batteries last 10 times longer ^ B q ttn rin s BctraTl KEY TAINERS by BUXTON, PRINCE-GARDNER Seattle, June 17 (Ah—A new BENEFICIAL due to use of transistors! *■ and SHIELDS drug has scored a major break­ FINANCE CO. BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED and PATTERNED through in the treatment' of de- preasM mental patients, a psychi­ O i*ss. aewaricuL sinance co. JEWELRY , - / 1.50 8 TRANSISTOR NECKWEAR 1.00 t. 2.00 atrist said yesterday. caught Dr. Nathan Thai, senior psy­ time Free Gift Boxed with all Father’s Day Itema WALLETS 3.00 chiatrist at Western State Hos­ PLUS TAX pital, Stellacoom, Wash., said 144 of 180 patients treated with the drug recovered so rapidly they Nbw Summer Casuals Tkat Are lUeal For A Wenderful Fathei^e^Day Citt were discharged within six weeks. None has suffered a relapse, he • WASH 'N WEAR POUSHEO COHON added. ^ New Du Pont SO SMALL THAT IT WILL FIT IN THE PALM « SHORT SLEEVBS KNIT SHIRTS . . . 2.9S to S,00 Dr. Thai said the remaining 36 • WALKING SHORTS...... 4 ,^ ond S.00 CHINOS ...... :. 5.95 patients improved so much that OP YOUR HAND. RUT VERY POW^FUL— REGULAR AND 3-FLAPPER STYLES electric shock—conventional treat­ • LONG SLEEVE, KNIT SHIRTS . . . 4 , « olid 5.00 ment for depression—was not - > r • ■ LUCITE ACRYLIC FAMOTO MANUFAOTITRER’S QIBCVit ' needed. TBAOC HARM • STRAW HATS ...... M S to 4.M • WASH 'N WEAR LOUNGING and- The drug beta phenylethylhy- WHOM WE CAN’T DISCLOSE INCLUDINO NEW FLAT IDPS •EACH ROIES ...... 5.95 to 12.95 drar.inc sulphate i.s desrribed aa ^ ^ ; ■' I a psychic' cnergi/er with effects • WASH *N WEAR SEERSUCKER opposite to those of tranquilizers. HOUSE PAINT PAJAMAS ...... 4i00 and 5.00 • SWIM TRUNKS...... 2.95 to 5.00 ."I'm excited ahoul the possIhH- llics of the drug," Dr. Thai said. ^ C. CON^ARE "Prior to this we haven’t had any , j ' i AT$7SdKi safe, effective drug for the de­ LASTS 50% FREE GIFT BOXES WITH ALL FATHER'S DAY ITEMS pressed patient." I I I ■ ” He will report dh his experi­ ’ I ' » , ¥ ments at the New York Academy of Science conference tomorrow. f 'I • FREE BATTERIES . ^.J J ■ > ' ■ ra 0 o • FREE EARPHONE AHACHMENT Gauruder Attends . I'l ■ Course on Atoms'' • I^EE GENUINE ULATHER CASE I C A M P t N G ■ The| Manchester Police Depart­ yA LASTS 50% LONGER THAN REGULAR ment’’ is keeping abreast of. the This 8 transistor pocket radio never before available C hoose PRINT technological advances of our age. at such low, low price! Has unbreakable case, ear NEEDS! Sgt. Henry Gauruder la cur­ . . . you don’t have to repaint for years! rently attending a 3-day omirse in 4 phone attachment, built-in antenna, powerful 8 , the peacetime use of atomic ■ transistor circuit having uful! tuning range for all ■energy, conducted by the New Novor boforo a walue liko this. •. . . . We went right to the factory and 2 ^ SOLVES BUSTERING PBOBLEM Haven Fire Training School. The ' . . . used with Du Pont No. 38 primer on leading stations. Brings in distant afationa without course ends tomorrow. ■, station overlap. Clear, full distortion-free tone that CDMPUS'TE Police Chief James M. Reardon bought hundreds -at o terrific price concession . Buy them 'NOW! • new or unpainted wood! said Sgt. Gauruder will study the can be turned up to amazingly big volume. Plays in SCOUT basic uses pf the atom In civil life X V e a s ie s t p a in t t o a p p ly ' plane, trains, car and steel construction buildings, COOK KIT ITS UNIFORM and wlU learn what safety and anywhere. Even in Bolton and Coventry lake regioha handling proceedures are advoc­ ‘ . . . thins with water— yet dries to toughi ' ated. est, most weather resistant finish where oiily an 8 transistor radio will , work properly. 10 “ The course, which opened yes­ ever developed. • Each complete with batteries and ear phone attach­ terday, 1* under the Joint spon­ rameus Hunter Jamaica Shorts Legginga sorship of Atomic Energy Com- ment free. Each guaranteed. All for only Extra, 91.96 miaston in Waahlngton, U. G., and 2 ^ OMES IN 30 MINUTES the Connecticut Chiefa of Police Aasn. that youll wear all summer long! “ ...s o you can repaint the same day! NOT »75.00'^" *34.88 Extended Forecast PIUMER SS.9S GALLON IN 4 GALLON LOTS . . . and they were made FLASHUGHT HAVERSACK CANTEOI ISO Temperaturea in ConneWtIcul for to' tell for $5.99 ond NO. 50 $7.39 GALLON IN 4 GAUON LOTS for the next five days, 'Thursday 3.45 Plua Fed. Tax 2.10 through Monday, will average about. 8 degreea . below norrhal. $7.99!i Cool at the beginning, gradually Call for your oummer uniforms early. Um our layawajt. warming over the weekend. The A sitzling special SALE of beautifully tailored Jamaica Shorts in wonderfully wearable, E. A JOHNSON PAINT CO. Ol»iaALSHORTS..,....;„...,,.,....3.3B out. Place your order now. normal mean temperhture in the Hartford area during this period is wonderfully Washable skibbed linens, docron '^Ond cottons, drip-dry colons, and hppsack- im iN STw V-N fCK SHIRT ...... 2.75 70 degreea ranging from a high Ings, in paisleys, plaids, stripes, ond solids, all.with fly fronts ond genuine leotherlbelts! In of 82 to a low o f'88. In New Haven KNEE SOCKS ...... 1.00 the mean ie 67 and in Bridgeport sizes 8 to 20. : > . . - MftHr THAT'S WORTH THE WORK GARTERS ond TARS ...... ,80 . 68. - •Ytry poir f

*V 71.9.' .rtPw.'r'..*-. b MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT. 1969 PAGE EBVBN F A O i jn i MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT, 1969 aanted har wMI. a gtft e f h e o o aba eailad the navTbfBcera forward, ohairman; M rs/ WilXaiii B. Jarvis, Grsano CIrcIq, K ra . William Gil­ events of tha wadding day. TTia cussed by the City Council at iU F. Whelan, M, af T02 W. Middle night at 8 at ths OAR Hall, w ia Tpke.,-ManeheaUr, .waa found in­ Initiation of naw members schM- Four Recitals Set Bankruptcy Court Baptist Unit china. Mts. Harolo K. Lehmaiut, tS a iy stood In l.li.M forming Angora ohairman of Oh riot lad Social Ha- roy and Mra. Russell Oranniaa; Surprise Shower slldaa and veraaa wars drawn and meeting Men8ay. latlona. IJttla AngeC, "learning,” Hospitat A ides RdH^tmlM^emon nocent of operating a motor ve­ uled. Officers are to weaf white. of this rscltsl, Warner will an­ vice prsaldent of CXniatian.'traln- o f a BjaabbUc hand. Reod-^ton Circle, Mrs, O. F,. composed by the hoeteas, Mrs. Tsa-n Meettag Set diviaion o f nrioUkn training; Mra. hicle a-hile under the Influence of The unit will hold a foqd and nounce the student receiving the Hartford, June 17 MP) — Fbnt ing, lad in a v-orahip aervlce. Mra. Tha' foreffngor, division of Arat Stanfm ; Ann Judson CI«le, Mrs. For Fiilure Bride Willlatn Scnaller. The ehower A special' town meeting,'' re­ By Werner Pupils Harold E. Lehmann, vice pracident IntoxleanU. rummage sale Friday at tha Chase sward for ths past ssason. meetinga of creditors yeMerday Seat M i!s . Ruff Walter' Jacoby praqented the vice preoldent. waa comprised of B. Laurence Oaborne. was concludad with a buffet. quested by a petition, will be held Parents, friends and all parsons of Christian training; Mra. Ed“' Mrs. Ruff then took tha chair Miaa Acheller will be married Expect 1^000 Both Sides Agree to Terms Joseph Xj. Aceomero. 28. of 900 Building. In U.S. Bankruptcy .Omwt oases Society with a punch bowl and Mra.. J. Murray Ft>weU, program Miss Janet Schaller, daughter 'niesday at 8 p.m. in the Town The Werpsr Studio, Frederic B. intsrested ara Invltsd to attend ward E .tUkham, chairman of and concludad the meeting. on Sept *36 to Rtigene Kelsey of Hall for the appointment of a dS' Spruce St., Manchester,, .vas The Rockville City Hospital Werner, Paul A .' Chetelat and included: ' , . Th« Mi’yu'.Mm’a Baptist Miaalon glasaea from the Marcia’ Neubert chaim an; Mra. Seward E. Kirk- of Mr; and Mrs. Robert Thaller, these recitals Wilfred A. Arsenault fohnerly clrclea and, leaderahi, fatning. Middletown. '■ velopment and Induitrial Indus comm!i- found guilty o f speeding and .Ined Auxiliary will hold' iU business Daisy J. Canade, Instructors of Bociety of Um OprmnuRity Baptist Circle. / ham, house party chairman; and 77 Minnechaug Dr., aiastonbiiry, At Dedication Out of Court in Dump Case at SporU Center, 81 Wlllowhrook Giving coordination t 6 the hand Sion. 121. meeting tomorrow at 1 p.m. In the piano and organ, will present four Churcb held Ka June Eoeeting ^ Mra. Johir R. Noubert, wife of Mrs. Edward J. Oorooran, Utera- litsurance Loans Stable was guest of hbnor at a bridal Hoapital Notes Spiders Digest Food First SC, WUUmantic; asM*». none; H- the paaitor, InataltiM the. new of- tura chalrrar,. The middle Anger, was the thumb, Preeident Mrs. shower Monday, Many Use Warehouses The Selectmen set the date tor auxiliary’s rodms on Union St. groups of their pupils in recitals the form of a covere'' m, 13 Brooklana evening. Mrs. John Ruff, 281 next year'a eniphaala for women dent o f miooons, and Mrs. Edward Carpenter; end treasurer, Mra. oompaniea In the United Statea In­ J’a Restaurant In Bolton. Chicago — The nallon'i steel peeled to attend tha dedlci^tton af HoekvOlo Ctly Dump through « quested by Mrs. Henry Rosen- Vernon and Talcottvllle nswe Is Rd., PlantsvtUe; assets, none; H- Corcoran. Tha cl rcle chairmen week. berger 'Jr. In s petition signed by Blaie Bnea, 135 Union St.; Laid^r handled throngh The Herald’s 24 and 25, In the vestry of Tem­ their fo^ before eating It. They Autumn St., war Inetalled aa the ail acroaa the American BapUat L. C. Gifford, ohaiitnan of MlMlon- vested 5.3 billion dollsri In new The brlde-lo-be waa seated be­ warehouses serve 500,000 custom­ Manchester Memorial Hospital’* tm p ora ry injunction vm* •ettled ahilitlea, $0,614. then took their placca to form the ers whose needs are ’.do small to 11. Within three weeks, a heavy 20 voters. A jMddling ordinance C\T, Kelley Rd., .Vernof.. Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St, ple Beth Sholom. dissolve the food with digestive new prqaideni.. C.uvention: "Greater V.'’ork8 Shall ary and Stewardship Blducatlon. mortgage loans In 1S58 about the neath a trellis decorated, with real $:t.6 million addition Saturday at 2 out of court l«U> y«*tenl«y by wrlat, connecting the officers with foliage, freshly picked rosea and neceialtate purchase, directly hedge of roses or other shrubs is tabled at the last town meeting Dlecharged yeaterday;. William telephone TRemont 5-S1S6. Monday at 8:15, 37 students, fluids, then absorb the resulting Mra. Raymond Ruddell, retiring Ye Do,” with the aymbol "Handa.’’ The third, or "love," Anger, dl- acme as in 1657 and 38 per rent atipuUtlon of 11 atrlngent ^:,os Angeles—The United ^ t e s vision of Chriatien service; Mri. the rest of the aoclety, or arm of a large white umbrella. Spot­ from mills. The Warehouses also p.m. Miss Rva Johnaon, aaalatant to be InsUlled on the west aide of will alto be on the agenda Tues­ Dumas, 42 Prospect St.; Walter both baglnnsrs and adva- ced, will liquid.’' Spiders may have as many president, prosit, .-d at the buaineea She commented oi hands wrung below the peek year, 1956. How­ - 'how groWi about 1,000.000 pminds O. E. Stauvford, rice president of the church. ’Die, circle leaders lighting the guest of honor, the .50 serve 50,0t)0 others who buy soma administrator of the hospital, said controls. West Rd., bordering the refuse day. Arbo, 35 Dailey Circle. Lou Gehrig hit a home run with take part. On Tuesday, 98 atudanta ,aa four eyes and four lungs, hu' aeeaion, at. which time «he pinned 1- agony, _ folded In apathy, or ever, theee Investments brought Atty. Frank tiOckMrd, who rcp- of various herbs a year. This pro­ .Ohrtetian aervioe: Mrs. Walter S. are, Barbara Gifford Circle, Mrs. guests were entertained In a dark­ of their materials from mills. An today that plana are being made to area, to serve as a wind harrier Court Csaes Oroope to Meet the bases loaded 23 timee, a major wSI heard, and on Wednesday, their sight in some cases is m tfy flowei.a on the offleera with whom cloeed in aelflahnosa, contrasting the companies’ total mortgage roMnU th» plaintiff. John F. Kulo duction has developed mostly iinem Btlilngo, love gift chairman: Mrs. Thomas Totten; Marcia Neubert ened room, by hand drawn slides average warehouse order runs be­ permit at least that many persons and a visual shield. After a trial In Rockville City Burpee Women's RsUsf ,Corps league baseball record that sUll 38 more. good enough to dlstingulsh/iflght ahe had served and paid tribtiite them to . hands oiitatretohed hi holdings to 37 billion, their highest • f W est Hd., said If the atlpula* since World War II. William R. Ringraaa, White O om Circle, Mra. W alt Oooley; Mary and a comic poem, depicting the tween 1,000 and 1,500 pounds. to tour the hospital. The regulations wilt be dis­ Court Monday afternoon Charles will hold lU rsgtiUr masting to­ stands today. Thureday, at 8:15, pupils from from day. to them. Tha executive board p>re- W v lcice or -oK p"* tn prayer. Aa level. tloBs agreed upon are adhered to The public dedication will ha 'tlMdro win be no further action to held at the northweat com er o f the clow tha dump by a permanent new addition. If the weather 1a iBjunctlon. bad,- the dedication will be held In The ault waa achoduled for a the storage room of the new addi­ hearing yesterday In Tolland tion In the aub-basement. County Superior Court on the COCKTAIL TAKE 75.00 , Beside* the general public, there temporary Injunction. A claim of will be many representatives of $20,000 damages by Kulo Is still Reg. $189.00. Imperial mahogany with glass and gold-tooled leather mescal, hospital, and nursing or­ pending, hie attorney said. Kulo top: drawer and shelf. BEDROOMS - LIVING ROOMS - DINING ROOMS - BEDDING ganizations. alleged that fires and odors at the Dr. Frsnklln XT. Foote, commte- dump are Injutioua to hU person END TAKES 29.00 oo. , sloner of health for the State of and property. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Reg. $49.50. (5) Mahogany with gold-tooled leather tops and shelf. COnnectlctif, will be the keynote The settlement provides that the LOUNGE CHAIR 98.50 POWDER TAKES 49.95 ALUMINUM CHAIRS 24.85 b g . speaker. Other* whq will speak attendant at the dump shall be re- THURSDAY will be C. RImore Watkins, pres­ •ponsible to the city. The at­ COMMODE TAKE 29.00 Reg. $149.00V Semi-attached pillow back, itlahogany legs, foam Reg. $95.00. (2) Modern solid elm, taffy finish; lift-up mirror. Reg. $.32.50. (6) Aluminum Club chairs to match glider; (’ushion ident emeritus of the Board of tendant has been responsible to Reg. $49.60. Mahogany with one drawer. cusliion. Buff leather., seat and back in yellow floral covering. Trjislees, and Df. Joseph Masgaro, James Doherty, oa'nep .ef the land BED 29.95' president of the hosplUl staff. Which the city leases tor.a dump. ENO TAKES 38.00 m . ' . LOUNGE CHAIRS 49.50 b g . Reg. $59.60. Modern, designed to go with taffy finished elmipieces CHAISE CUSHIONS 12.95 »Bt ^ The settlement also provides for Reg. $69.50^ (2)jAH mahogany with marble tops. Reg. $16.50. (11) Replacement cushions In floral vinyl covers. Boltclng of the refuse area, dally Reg. $109.00. (7) Men’s size with mahogany legs, brass cAsters, above, finished in black lacquer as an accent piece. Full size. Cathdi7ffigh tiling of at least two Inches of 9x12 MAIDED UvGS 29.95 m . in Naugahyde plastics. Choice of beige, avocado, oxblood or ginger. sanitary lUi Installation of a water BED 37.75 SBt Reg. $62.50. (3) Imported wool blend; (2) red, (1) green. GLIDER CUSHIONS 9.98 hydrant, bxtermlnatien of vermin, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. LOUNGE CHAIR 39.50 Reg. $62.00. Twin sire modern bookcase bed in solid elm; taffy Reg. $12.95. (8) Replacement cushions in floral vinyl covers. Wd Installation of a heavy hedge Goal Topped 4x9 MAIDED KUGS 19.9S bo. Reg. $62.50. Scandinavian walnut frame style with loose foam pil­ finish. One only; good for youth’s room. af shrubs along tha road. STORM COVERS 4.50 b g . Rockville Corp. Counsel J. Don­ Reg. $29.95. (2) Multi-tan coloring. low back and seat in blue linen-like fabric. The II million minimum goal ald Shannon, who represented the CORNER DESK 35.00 Reg. $5.50. (22) Rain covers for chai.ses or gliders; fit both. for the Fast Catholic High School city in the case said town offldala 3x5 HOOKED RUGS 7.95 m . LOUNGE CHAIRS U9JOO b g . Reg. $67.50. Modern solid elm; taffy finish*; makes use of otherwise to be built on Hilliard St. was have indicated a willingness to oo- Reg. $14.95 to $17.50. (22) Hand hooked all wool and wool-blend Reg. $209.00. (2) Man’s size; T-cushion, button back, brass fer­ wasted corner apace. SUNG CHAIRS 5.98 b g . reached esriy this week. A. re­ operats in various phases in the rules, mahogany legs. Oxblood or Dark Green leathers. Reg. $7.95. (8) Iron Sling ChaiM with green, red or black canvas port from the campaign head­ matter. Particularly, the town has rugs in assorted oval and oblong shapes. BEDROOM GROUP 449.00 quarters stated the goal had agreed to have its constables removable covers. \ . been surpaaaeii by 1868. patrol the dump every hour on the 9x12 HOOKED RUGS 49.50 m . LOUNGE CHAIRS 49.50 b g . Reg. $730.50. 3 Piece Kling solid cherry group with 12-drawer Helping to push the drive aver Itpur whils RockvUlo policemen 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Reg. $129.00. (3) Lawson models with foam seats, kick pleats; triple dreseer and mirror, full siz6 paneled bed, chest of 10 drawers. CHAISES 19.95 bg. the top was a eontribution of X Reg. $125.00. (19) All wool hand-hooked rugs in oval and oblong trol it every hour .on tha half shapes; beige, rose, black, green; not all colors In both'shapes. eharcoal matelasse or beige damask covers. A master’s room group. Reg. $29.60. (6) Aluminum with hair b ^ s in floral vinyl eoverk. 18,000 made by the Campbell or. Tha dump Is located outside Council, Knighte p t O olu m b ^ gI olty limits in Vernon and la OCCASIONAL TAKES 4 .4 9 ^ Monday. also naed by town raaldenta Reg. $5.95. (40) Aluminum bases; frdsted aluminum tops. The Knighte voted ta eontributa Rides Spelled Out th* money to purchase a statue for Tha changes agreed upon In the the main lobby of the achool. b g aettlemeni were listed, with time BEACH UMBRELLAS 9.95 . The Knighta also voted to con­ limits, as follows; Reg. $12.95. (7) Orange with multi-colnre(Y\8tripes, 2 p^ tribute 11.000 to th* St. BartHo- 1. Dumping o f refuse shall be wood iioles. mew’a achool-rhurch drive. permitted only during the regular The East Catholic High School hours of 8 a.m. to S:S0 p.m. Mon­ BEACH UMBRELLAS 7.99 b g . is one of three being built by the day through Saturday, under the Archdiocese of Hartford. The oth­ diraction of an attendant reepon- Reg. $10.95. (4) YelloW or Turquoise with mulU-coJored er two school drives, for th# North ■ibla to the city. stripe.s; 2-part wood handles. and Weat Catholic High Schools, 2. Salvage operations are pro­ have not yet reached their mini­ hibited except where authorized GLIDERS 49.95 eo. mum goals. by city or town, with no persons Reg. $69.50. (4) Aluminum gliders with seat.s and backs Director of the east area drive to be allov>'ed in the refuse ares upholstered in tea ro.se vinyl covering. is the Very Rev. John F. Hah- from t p.m. to 8 a.m. except for non of fit. James Church. The policing and fire protection. chairman of the efst area drive la 8, A t the time of dumping all CHAIR 19.95 George T. LaBonne Jr., of Glas­ aombuatlhle materials ahall be im- • Reg. .$29.50 Aluminum Arm. chair to match glider above; tonbury, a Manchester bualncH- tsadiately wet down sufficiently Tea rose vinyl cover. man. $0 prevent Mowing and combus- flon, 4. Tha refuse area shall be pa­ HAMMOCK STANDS 8.95 b g . trolled by city and/m: town police Reg. $16.95 (4) Demountable stands for slung hammocks; Liberace Wins at Intenmls of not mor# than one use where there are no trees available. half hour from 5:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. Suit for Libel S. Ail refuse shall be covered BEDDING OUTFITS 75.00 b g . daily with sanitary fill at least London, June 17 (ffV-A High two inches deep and compacted HARVEST TAKE 59.95 Reg. $119.00. (1.3) Stearns & Foster Smooth Posture-Rest Court jury awarded American en­ in conformity with accepted Reg. $89.50. Five foot cherry dropleaf table for living room or di­ Lamerspring Mattresses with matching Box Springs. Smooth, tertainer Liberace 8,000 pounds standarde for such operations. nette. Fits clo.sely against the wall. 3 DAYS-2 NIGHTS- ONLY LAMPS - CARPETS - DINETTES tuftle.ss top, firm construction. (3) Twins, (10) Full sizes. (122,400) damages today In a 8. Within do days, ordinances libel s\iit against th* London Dally ■hall be enacted by the city WINDSOR CHAIR SET 99.00 BEDDING 39.95 b g . r Ibcb Mirror. and/or town regulating the use of The jijrore—10 men and 2 wom­ the refuse area, requiring the ehi- Reg. $162.45. Set of one arm and 5 .side chairs in cherry; Windsor Reg. $69.,50. Holman-Raker 'fnie Posture innerspring mattresses en—decided after hours of de­ ployment of suitable custodians style with spindle backs. (6 twin size, 4 full size) and matching box springs (3 twin size and liberation that a story In 1966 by and conferring adequate enforce­ OCCASIONAL CHAIR 9.95 BEDROOM GROgP 398.00 4 full size). 250-coil mattresse.s. mirror columnist William N. Con­ ment powers thereon. DROPLEAF TAKE 89.00 New selections from the last Markets are arriving daily.. swelling our floor displays and filling nor Implied that the pianist was 7. within one week temporary Reg. $27.50. Armless Scandinavian style in gold linen-like fabric. Reg. $696.50. 3 Piece French Provincial group in fruitw'ood finish Reg. $135.00. Oval Table in cherry with swing leg.s, with 9-drawer triple dresser and mirror, 11-drawer chest-on-chest BOX SPRINGS 29.50 b g . a homosexual. / faculties for water supply shall be The implication waa untrue, th* installed. WING CHAIR 89.50 Reg. $59.50. (2) Holman-Rakcr 84th Anniver.sary heavy duly box CHINA HUTCH 179.00 ^ even our new Cheney M ills warehouse to the bursting point. So there's just one thing to do..' and full size lyre-back bed. jury held, and the phraseology used 8. Within one month a water Reg. $160.00. Lowback model, foam cu.shion, kick pleats; green springs; twin size. by Connor in the column waa not todrant shall be installed on West Reg. $308.00. Antiqued cherry Flarly English style; follows closely matela.s.se cover. (AH Outdoor Furniture— Ca.sh and Carry—You As.semble) fair comment, aa claimed by th* Rd. with an outlet at Uie dumping American-Ckilonial style. give good, solid, honest mark-downs on thousands and thousands of dollars worth of merchandise BEDROOM 289.00 Mirror. grea, supplied by the Rockville BARBEQUE SETS 29.50 b g . Reg. $426.00. Solid Cherri: Karly American group with dentil mold Uberace Inalsted the column Bald ' Water and Aqueduct Co. “ unless DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS 129.00 LOUNGE CHAIR 49.50 Reg. $39.95. (11)' California Redwood 6 ft. table and 2 benche.s; plainly that he waa aomethlng leaa prevented by strikes, Acts of God so you who appreciate Watkins Quality Furniture, and want to make savings you can believe in, ing trim, bracket bases. Dre.s.ser ba.se and mirror, chest-on-chest Reg. $203.00. Group of solid antiqued chejry in Early English de­ Reg. $129.00. Lawson style with kick pleats, foam cu.shion.s; brown thick 2-inch planks. than a man. or conditions beyond the control brocade upholstering. and full size bed. He awore on the witness stand of the City of RMkvllIe." sign; 48-inch round extension table and four captain’s chairs. that he was not a homosexual. will* help clear our floors of one-and-few-of-a-kind pieces and groups, and reduce our warehouse BARBECUE SETS 21.50 bg. 9. Within two weeks profession­ LOUNGE CHAIR 79.50 BEDROOM 298.00 Today Was the seventh day of al exterminators shall be retained MOBILE SERVER 49.00 Reg. $29.50. (22) California Knotty Redwood 5 ft. table and 2 Reg. $44.3.95. Cushman Karly American bracket-ba.se group in ma­ the triaiu to eontrol vermin. Reg. $115.00. Solid antiqued cherry with casters; top opens to Reg. $149.00. Button back, foam-cu.shioned model with kick pleats benches; heavy 2-inch plank.s. Juiti'e'e Sir Cyril Salmon told stocks. The selections you make during the next three days will he delivered as fast as we can and aqua cover. ple; 50-inch 6-drawer double dre.s.ser and mirror, 4-drawer chest, the jury of 10 men and 2 women It buffet size. Early English inspiration. full size bed, night table. must decide whether the words UMBRELLA TAKES 24.50 b g . process your furnishings. Nothing stored for future delivery. Just 3 giant sales days. All sales final. Liberace complained about "In the TABLE-CHAIR GROUPS 89.00 m . LOUNGE CHAIR 98.50 Reg. $34.95. (3) 50-inch California’ Redwood Umbrella Tables with BEDROOM 389.00 ordinary and natural nieaning QMtAT NKW r u n OIL Reg. $141.30. (2) Modern blond spice walnut dining table and four Reg. $219.00. T-foam cushioned with button-kick pleats, Green wheels for moving about; 2-inch plank con.struction. Reg. $537.50. Solid clierry ranch house style with dre.sscr ba.se and mean that the plaintiff Ls a homo­ side chairs in turquoise upholstering. ^ All items subject to prior sale. . , cover; small damage on one arm. sexual," OiVnOPMlNTI CHILD'S CHAIR 4.98 mirror, 6-drawef chest, full size cannon-ball bed. The Mirror denied the column was intended to give the impres­ DINING GROUP 229.00 LOUNGE CHAIRS 49.50 b g . $12.95. Child’s Redwood Adirondack type arm chair. This is only a partial list of reductions. BEDROOM 195.00 sion that Liberace waa sexually Reg. $388.70, Drexel brown mahogany 18th Century design includ­ Reg. $119.00. (2) Modern models with walnut legs,- brass ferrules Reg. .$287.50. Mahogany 18th Century with 9-drawer triple dre.sser abnormal. The newspaper contend­ PATIO GROUPS 29.95 bg. ing extension table, two arm chairs and four side chairs. and foam cu.shions; coral textured cover, base, mirror, fo lf size paneled bed, 7-drawer chest-on-chest. ed that the opinions set forth in It Reg. $60.80. (3) 3 Pc. Groups with settee, 2 chairs, coffee table; were fair comment. CEDAR CHESTS 27.50 m . wrought iron and walnut-finished plywood. Under British legal practice, BARREL CHAIR 79.00 ^ \ DESKS 55.00 b g . plaintiffs in libel actions do not Reg. $49.50. (2) Modem blanket type, moonstone mahogany, Reg. $135.00. Low-back lounge style w’ith tufting; W m T-cushion, Reg. $79.50. (4) Habitant knotty ranch hou.se pine with pla.stic claim a specific sum in damages. LAMP TAKE 25.00 SETTEES 89.50 b o . PATIO GROUP 149.00 If the Jury decides there has been CEDAR CHESTS 44.00 bo. box pleats. Beige flo,:^’' print. tops; student style with drawers on one side. Reg. $65.00. Knotty Pine round top with tripod Queen Anne base. Reg. $129.00. (2) Scandinavian walnut style; foam pillows in gold Reg. $277.90. 8 Pc. Wrought Iron with fiber-rush and walnut fin­ damage, it also sets the compen­ Reg. $99.50. (2) Modern blond oak lowboys. sation. or turquoise texture.s. TABLE LAMPS 11.00 b g . ished. slats. Settee, 2 lounge chairs, 2 end tables,' cocktail table, BUNK BEDS 38.75 b g . rush-top bench and mobile utility-serving cart. Justice Salmon said if the jurors CEDAR CHESTS 39.95 b o . COFFEE TAKE 9.98 Reg. $14.95 to $19.75. (16) Includes a few pairs, mostly singles. Reg. $49.50. (7) Maple bunk beds; convert to twin beds. decided Liberace had been li­ Reg. $79.60. (2) French Provincial blanket type in fruitwood. Reg. $19.96. Maple with turned legs. SOFAS 149.00 BO. Decorated chinas. Colonial brass, Toles in red, green and cafe and' UTILITY CART 29.95 beled and should collect damages, Reg. $235,00. (2) Lawson foam-cushioned; choice of charcoal other styles. BEDS 29.95 b g . "you must not be niggardly, but Reg. $54.50. Wrought Iron woodslat and fiber-rush serving cart, ... Reg. $49.50. (2) Twin .size bookcase beds in blond mahogany. on the other hand you must not be CEDAR CHEST 44.00 END TAKE 14.00 matelasse or charcoal texture; kick pleated bases. extravagant.” Reg, $99.60. Colonial knotty pine with simulated shuttej^ front. Reg. $49.50,'Modem gray walnut, brass ferrules on legs. TABLE LAMPS 13.00 cg . CIGARETTE TABLES 4.95 b g . BG. He noted that one of Liberace'a BEDS 59.00 chief complaints was that (!k)D- SOFAS 139,00 BO, Reg. $22.50 to $27.50. (25) Including matte Chinas, Colonial brass, Reg. $12.50, (2) Small round tables of iron and fiber^-rush. Reg. $115.00. (2) k’ull size Kling .solid maple po-sters with blanket BOUDOIR ROCKERS 19.95 b o . STEP TAKES 14.00 b o . Reg. $198,00. (4) Colonial wing with foam cu.sbions; box-pleated nor’s column had made his mother ff modern planter model and' also Junior floor lamps in red and rails. ill. Reg. $34.95. (6) Small Lincoln rocker type; maple with red, gold or ;Reg. $49,50. (2^^ Modern gray walnut, brass ferrule-trimmed legs. bases. Choice of 2 biege prints; two brown prints. ' • ^ green Tole. ; ^ BAR STOOL lOwSO ^ "You cannot give Mr. Liberace brown document prints. Reg. $18.95. (1) Wrought Iron .Stool, slat top. ^ BEDS 19.95 BG. ' any money . just because .his STEP TABLE 49.00 SOFAS 149.00 BO. TAKE LAMPS 19.00 m . mother Is not well,’: Salmon com­ k e e p e r s o f a 159.00 Reg. $42.95. (2) Full size red maple paneled beds with acorn posts. Reg. $79.60. Traveratine marble top walnut table. Reg. $235.00. (3) Lawsons with foam cushion.^, box pleats; toast JReg: $35.00 to $39.50. (9) One-of-a-Kind including Mo(fprn braM PATIO GROUPS 79.50 BG. mented. Reg. $249.00. Eclipse Lawson in blue plastic. Innerspring bed or brown cotton scenic prints, or brown texture. Reg. $118.60. (2) 'Wrought iron and mesh Bcttee, lounge chair and DINING ROOM T9B.00 mattress. and brass-and-wt)od, Syrian copper, modern olive metal and a Junior SHELF TAKE 59.00 Brass modem. spring-base arm chair; white finish. Reg. $313.86. Budgetrehd Solid elm contemporary design in taffy 3 Showers Held Reg. $99.60. Henredon Circa '60 modem rectangular table with WING CHAIRS 49,50 b g . finush. ^aslic-top extension table, buffet, arm chair and four side STUDIO KEEPER 49.50 BEDROOM GROUP 149.00 DINING GROUP 44.50 Reg. $79.50. Ai^nless studio-couch type: bolster back; black plastic three shelves. Reg. $129.00. (9) Foam-cushioned with box pleats; attached pil­ chairs; tweed upholstery. Reg. $254.25. 3 Pd-Modern Walnut in niit brown finish with match­ Reg. $69.95, Wrought Iron Table and 4 chairs in green’with while For Miss Walsh upholstery. ’ low back. Choice: Green and'.brpwn or rpd textures; brown, gold plastic seat upholstery.' , RECORD CAMNCT 48.00 or beige prints. ed drawer fronts arid platinum hardware. Dresser with mirror, full ROOM DIVIDER 89.50 Mlsa Nancy Walsh, 324 Center H«lp$ your' SLEEPER SOFA 199.00 Reg. $69.50. Red maple cabinet with record dividers; one drawer. Biae bookcase bed, night table. ICE CREAM Sn 39.50 Reg. $180.00. Budgetrend divider base and top; taffy-finished St., who will be married to^Sairi'-' buirnor cloon a$ it Reg. $319.00. Pullman sloping-arm model in gold linen, innerspring LOUNGE CHAIR 49,50 Reg. $59.95. Round wrought iron table and two chairs in white solid elm. uel McCurry, 87 Cedar Bt.. on bed. mattress. COFFEE TABLE 49.00 ^ Reg. $85.96. Lawson in green cotton print; foam cushion, box pleats. ; DOUBLE DRESSER BASES 19.00 w i^ yellow seat covers. ^une 27 at the Center Congrega­ hoots your kdmol Reg. $74.50. Solid cherry with drop ends and drawer. Reg. $115.00. (2) Modem solid elm in taffy finish. tional Church, has been honored with three miscellaneous bridal HIDE-A-BED 179.00 \ LOUNGE CHAIRS 59.95 b^. GLIDERS 55.00 b g . RT-$8 Is the most completely CHESTS 49.00 showers. effective fuel oil additive in use Reg. $299.00. Simmons cut-back arm Lawson design in brown tweed; * COFFEE TAKES 33.00 b b . Reg. $89.95. (3) Wing style with foam cushions ; box pleats. Beige Reg. $69.50. (5) Aluminum ball-bearing-glide models, new this ..The first was given by her today. This helps your oil innerspring bed mattress. Reg. $49.50, (2) Solid cherry rectangular, turned legs. ' or gold prints. Reg. $115.00. Five-drawer modern solid elm, taffy finish. year; yellow floral covering. \ . roommate Candace Hlckcox, at .. burner deliver more dean, de- New Britain Teachers College, ’ pendablr heat. You get pre- from whtrti she graduated Sunday. miu|n service, too. All designed Another was ^ven by her sunt, to make home beating easy. Mrs. Edith Smith, at her home at 136 Pine St. Colors used in the decorations of the room and on Cat today hr the table from which a buffet luncheon was served were pink and white. Mobilhoaf s 'i^ s Her cousins, Mrs, Herbert Joy­ ner, 27 Saulters Rd., and Mrs; Aoger Saucier, 39 Pioneer Circle,, W E GIVE assieted by their mothir, Mrs.' GREEN STAMPS Louie Bunoe, 527 W. Center St.,’ I"" gave’ the third . shower a t tha. . home of Mrs. Joyner. The decora.-^ tions were o f rainbow colora ffli, M0RI4RTY this shower. ' , ,y . MOTHERS |i1>^8 Cw fr Sfrp Ml 3 ^ 1 3 5 STREET - MI 3 -5 1 7 1 w v' ii I MANCHESTER E»'EMNC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE J7. 1959 MANCUESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTBB. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17. 1969 PAGE mini FAQK E»atrr

mated. Ruaela la atiU raaUUnf our payment of the purchase pries. I t is /Antrl|r«tfK Important, too, tbst the seller Bay State Manhunt Ends Dev’s Election dwnand that U-ajartenlltta ba as- A Thoufiht for Today knows exactly how to properly • 4 i _ ^ e r a l li B|sia says sl|rn the teat ban first and tected. Purchasing merchandlss on a Police Kill Gunman, U aMMil study such details later. Thia M a Uma when graduataa conditional bill of sale can, In soms (Oeatinned from Pag* One) IU8UN Until w « ourselves volunteered ara in the new* and we are re­ 3UHON cases, be the most convenient way ftMtdwr* __ Information which would apparent­ minded the intporUnt place to buy. But before you enter Into oanUg* ttvXfi O'KsUy. Ttiar* Is no third candidate in the field thia VWuMM Octol>*r 1. UM ly help resolve doubt about ability education haa In Ai..erlcan Mfe. the Conditional Bill of Sale such a contract, be stir* you know Take Brother Alive what legal obligations you are as­ time. The moet conservative pre- ISiMUlwd X*»r7 KtmxUU . KsoaV to detect miclefi'r explosions at Dr. Alfred North Whitehead, a suming. dlrtlona gave De Valera 700,000 ■ ■ »• u t i HoilKtay* iteurgi «l Oi* high aUttudes, there were two aus- great edueator, has stated that aH A Fonditidhallltidnar bill of eale Is a vote* to 500,000 for MacEoln. >lic« at lUocto«*»r Oomi : a» educatibn is eeAentially religious, medium through which an individ- Jint In Hint (Oontintied from Fage One) and a fuaWado o f aSiota. Th*r« CiaM.IUII im ifr contrget' for. the purchase aiid ' De Valera r/a* bom In New pirlons about our conduct. . One for education - must Inculcate »a MII of Bale is that it provides a 'ware more shouts snu a trooper was that we were bringing up sale nf personal property wherein ual may purchaae merchandiae Thor Destroyed LaCtuwe aaid a number of the York of. ei Speniah father and Iriah. •UBHdUPTlCJN BATM sense of duty and a aenes of rev­ 956 MAIN ST. For Promorion in the wood* yelled; -Toward the mother. He went to Irelanc'. ax a ParabI* la Ad»ane* these new problems In order to dis­ erence. the seller retains th* legal title to without paying the full purchaae trooper* fired at th* Coyl* broth­ road, toward the road.’ OM r«ar ...... *>l»« price at the time of purchaae. Vandenberg. Air ForCa Baae, er* with their service -plsfol*—** child amd Joined the Irish flghiteni rupt the conference and evade the But, we must aak. duty and rev­ the property. Th* bilyer obtains the "A couple of the trooper* who ^ Month* ...... The Yerms of the agreement pro­ CaMf., June 17 m — A. Thor miaaile he did— and some shot* were fired against Britlah rule In 1013. He 1 iC j negotiatloh of any ban on testing erence to what.-nr to whom? Un­ right to poaseasion and use. went aatray and had to be ex­ were, nearest to the road rui out served as commaridauvt of the Dub­ M m Meath ...... der the Natis In Germany, It vide that the buyer cannot sell, de­ from carbine*. Waaal* ...... Under mir common law, which ploded in flight yeaterday. (Aaaoclated Preaa Rtaif writer onto ft. Their pistole were In their' lin Brigade in the lOlO uprising. * The other aeetned more plausible, meant reverence for Hitler and face or destroy the merchandise lnm» t)opy ...... descended from the old Common The, single-stage Intermediate Pomeui Mokt Girli' ComeUus F. Htirley waa at th* hands-and they crouched down as He served aa first president of since i t , was openty hacked by duty to the S'- te. #,>#.. If it meant while the contract Is In existence. Law of England, a buyer of prop­ ra'nge ballistic missile was acene amd gave thla account.) they moved back into the woods., the Irish Republic from 1019-33. MhlMMICR Of _ - many figure.* in Wa.shlngton. Thla invading other nations and an­ erty could not mortgage the ptop:- Generally he must keep the prop­ Other - trooper* with carbines i nth; AfisuTiATitD PRaaa erly insured to its full value until launched by a British Ro.yal Air "I wa* standing ot Route 28 He has been prime minister three S//0/'/MN(. Th# A»*Ocl*ted Prp»» i» **ciu*lTtlj waa that we were trying tn bring nihilating hvnment people. In erty and atill obtain poseaaion and Force crew learning to operate spread out along the road. * times for a total ot 15 years, the MANCIltSUR I'ARRADI anttUrd to Ih* ui* ot rapubileatloo ot America, the product of education the property Is paid for in full. when the trooper* oarryinf car- about the negotiat.lon of a test ban use of It. By our modern statutory Thor bases In England. Summer Dresses Mim* at the eady went up to the "Then a trooper oaana running last tkne since 1057. Sean Lsmass an new* dupatche* cr*dtifbone ELASTIC lorf, and then ahniptly tranaformed teems unnereaaary and futile. We outstanding 22.44 miles-per-gallon, . . The were charged with kidnaping. A branch of the Department, which conviction op either count could services nearly 2,000,000-telephonea STOCKINGS him Into th# Gromyko of the more are trying to make rules which CARNIVAL Lark V-8 outscored all other V-8's. bring a death sentence. throughout Auatralia, ahowed \ TRUSSES — BELTS familiar frown, who atiddenly would be proof against the ab­ TONIGHT, 7 to 11 Other Lark features are: solid con-, Girls' 8 to 14 The boys were bom In Phila­ surplus of nearly $14,157,000, but couldn't speak a word of BJnRllah. sence of good faith, when the FUN FOR EVEBVONB delphia. They are orphans. Today the postal branch joat nearly *4,- ^THUR DRUG d a d will live It la part of the name tactic which, truth is that. If we ever have a ban, stniction, oversize brakes, comfortable ride, A t Vernon Traffle Circle is th# first time they ever were 500,000, or *000,000 more than In arrested. fiscal 1957, at Geneva yeaterday, when thla it vvtil have to depe.id primarily on high fashion interiors, and reclining seats. aame Gromyko paid a aurprlae vlait good faith after all. But there Is Swirn Suits to Secretary of .State Herter, nothing wrong with that. KIther BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR apread riunnr that he waa carry­ w# have a ban, or we don't. If we Orig. 2 for FIND OUT ABOUT ^ ing a friendly conceaaion, when, af­ have one, only good faith will 3.98, 4.98 S.00 sport shirts terward*. the dlaappolntlng reality keep It In effect, no. matter how Qa-hiKlayB 2.99 proved to be that hi* viait waa com­ many rules are written. If, rules Colorful prints and plaids in cot­ pletely meanlnglM*. except that It or no niles, somebody who has tons or lastex, a fine selection. terved aa a device for flrat ralaing signed the ban then conducts s Come early. for easy wear and then daahing Weatem hope*. nuclear explosion in violation of f c r f u n ! BYSTUDEBAKER Similarly, 'nto an IntYoatlonal the ban, that la the end hf the ban, aUnoaphere auppoaed to wave en and, such would be the desperate (•fMl MfVM woH( m m A t M h ou M ) easy care tered an era of relaxation of ten- intent behind auch a violation, alona we had the Introduction,' yes­ probably the «nd o ' the world loo. terday, of another of the long *e There la only one rule which can rie* of air incident* in which Amer­ be relied upon In obtain complete After June 13th the Fi'rst-Manchesler ican plane* approaching Commu compliance with a nuclear teat ntat boundaries have either been ban. That would be the rule of Office will be closed for business Uiot at or shot dow'n. life llaeir. If the nuclear power* The case against th# Commii- do not become ready to obey that on Saturdays nlsta may not ever become more rule, no other nil# will have power SALE! complete than that. Our plane waa over them. If they are ready tn ♦S miles off the coast of Commu obey that rule,, they will need no Giris'7fe14 nist North Korc.., 700 mile* from other. In the end, the simplest Come in and fun drive The LA R K at Ha own base in Japan. Whether teat ban treaty may he aa.gnod as MANCHESTER OFFICE Now he cAn takei|’'eMyj,^rki be well groomed! Theee shirts fit with com­ this waa routine, and a kind of 1 the moat complicated, safeguarded j Summer Skirts fort “plus" <. . are designeft to «uit individual ta*te* . . . both cotton knite flight the Communists have not document that the ingenuity of foasA M s*l BOLAND MOTORS; Ihc. and cut and aewn short sleeve ft^lea . , . and the modem fabrics make for previously molested, or whether it RU.«tpirl 'Ua man ran deNMsp. m Orig. 3.98 te 5.98 waa another of those Instances in .369 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER ea.H,v care. Like all R.V.f). Bhirta, they’re guaranteed to give complete which we, for our part, occaaional- Iy/test Communist reactions, we Welcome. T.H.I. 8ati.sfaction. ATS not likely to know. The United States Weather <- But, whatever line doubts or Bureau has formally announced 2.99 3.99 loPE N 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 - CLOSPH) M,OfH)AYS - 9935 MAIN ST. - Ml 3-5171f reservations may be a legitimate that the D.I. la henceforth the part of appraisal of thla particu­ T.H.I. This change, from Dis- j Washflble cottons with Bclf lar incident, it atill fits rather per­ comfort Index to Temperature- belts in full circle, unpress­ .^-•a - - •- fectly into the Communist scheme Humidity Index, should be emi- S ed pleats and slim styles in of operation, which is one of whip- nenlly satisfactory all around, ex- ‘ woven plaids or colorful sawing us from hope to fear, of B.V.D. short sljpeve^ B.V.D. short sleeve cept possibly to the sadist inven­ prints. keeping us guessing, or trying to tors of the original title. It leaves \ fray our nerves, In an amoral de­ the Weather-Bureau free to pro-' nial of all the values an I principles dress shirts dacron shirts vide the statistic Involved, if it or O F MANCHESTER and modes of conduct It still re­ Its customers ronttnue to regard', Dad Giris'3te14 Girl«'7te14 mains our own duty to demon­ It as pertinent and useful, and to strate and defend. The high man­ do so without conducting any pay- on FATHER'S DAY... WevMi Pkfid $2 .9 9 . date to us in all of this is that we chologiral warfare against the SUN SUITS $ 2 .9 9 ■\ must, sooner or later, slop living public. In perpetual reaction to Commu­ JAMAICAS We shall, as before, have little For vacation or dictation, this two- nlat strategies, and mount our own Interest in the staistlc Itself. The a lifetime of comfort more decent, honorable and con- Orig. time collar makes you- well dressed Made of 100% dacron . . . wash and point at Issue, both In the statistic Orig, • wear, drip dry shirts in white and aistent initiative in the world. If Itarlf, and especially In the origi­ 1.98 for any occasion. Wear the collar but­ 2.98 solid colors . . . Small, medium, large we real],v knew our own goal*, and nal name selected for it. waa of toned with a tie . . . open it, you’re, One piece .rotinn prinUs with and extra large sizes. Were visibly, persistently heading some fundamental philosophical ready for sports or leisure. ' •tow’srd them, w « would not he sil­ elasticized waist and bloom­ Full cut, boxer back, tar- and paycholnglcal importance. Our er leg. poon-llke plaid*. ting d'l''l<* f'', the Communi.at civilir.atihn is already full of nega­ technique of tbs.w and freer.#, smile tive resorts to fear, which ia ap­ and threat, ho-># and shock. praised aa tbs weapon which will accomplish everything from the Boys'Town Test Ban I’ nigress defeat of the Russians.to the con­ quest of efancer. The value of fear It happened, by "sheer coinci­ as the technique f 0 0 dioat* that no very Special prob- weighty concluaioha. lx any aane Polished cottons or plaids Floor Modtls, Domoislrotors Fully Diiaiaratoeil. FaMol Ustlni . lam la Involved, after all. nary non-adjusting lounge chair. So tomorrow;. . spa thai^ way fo celebrate tbls public irle- ♦11.45 mohj^ly'after with knit linj^r and draw- W# havt also' been contending, at tory. The D;I. has become tfle small down’ payment special values as \vall as our regular line BarcaLoungark Woven plaids or stripes, Manchester Shopping Parkhda OPEt) WED.. THURS., FRI. TILL 9 P.M.-MQN.,: TUES.. SAT„ I'O A.M.fo WsubingfdiO) and at Qonjeva,' that printa or solids, - sanfor­ string; knit of laatex Phone W T. H.I., and we thank the Weather starting at $119. Wa'Ii deliver Dad's etiair SaturdAyr rjtr BUflergreund test* prasanted a briefs. STORE HOURS: Bureau for setting one small thing ized. 'I MliWm mlpra difficult than tha In- ■right In our living. Other daya for ' r ■ SEHS ML l, Tuaa^ Bnt^lO ajA te • pja- Miffttlonal felaatlatt flrat othar cruaadea. F- v-r ■

\ ' S ''I "IJ:. > .1.' |i ■edxeiiyk V . UANCHE8TKR BVENINO HERALD^ 1CAN(JHBSTER, COI>^4 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17, 19B* I li i i' III Iiiteiie . i t ZT otaimad a rpbri group laad wiped Hearings Tuesday ToUand County out an army deuohment lii the S e < ^ , G e t 24 H o u r s town of Ooedsmea, In the hesM of Director Asks $35,000^ swimming pool at ths Verplanck On Appropriations m t o the Dominican Republic. DotnUii- School. • A m m i To Study New Berlin Plan Pawluk Fills cafl officials aai<' that there had Also, residents who w o u M ^ ic hearings on appropria­ been no trouble In Ooataaza. 1For Permanent Paving fisriirit for a proposed $100,000 tions tbL flva town accounts will Paraguayan students ^lasiied seWer project in Uts West Side be held b^Uie Board of Diractors (OeHtime* tn m ru t* ©■•) aBteamcnt, It would ba compoead Four Deputy with police In Asuncion insitead asked that the public hearing on Tbsirisy n i ^ t at 8 o’clock in ths ICKilB Him Hmmt in sliirts b y of mpreaantatlves of tha united of returning to otaeae*^ from a 2- Town Director Ted Cummlngshgested the Board nama a commit- the ■ subjtct bs held after lAbor Municipal BulVUng. SUtee, Britain, Franpe, the Soviet waeh holiday impoeed by the gov­ Oromyko already had before tolrfi last night asked that an appropria­ tes to msdes s long-rangs plan for Day, to avoid absences because of •The first heariM la on $14,600 a revlaed western plan for an In­ Union, Beet Berlin, end Weet Ber- Sheriff Posts ernment. groups of girls road improvements. vacations. to ths Insursa(»s.Account, for terim Berlin aetUement It pro­ and boys deln<^ a state order to tion of $36,000 be put on the agen­ .Fisa Opposed Tha Board also approved the workmen’s compensaUon, which 4. The agreemenl would continue return to school and fought mount­ da of an upcoming Board meeting vides for Russia to »gi*t to go In force pending the reunlflcetion Four new deputy eherlff ap- His propossl, supported by. Di­ subdivision "Anaaldl HeighU Ad- will bs financed by r e b ^ of pre­ alonsr with the preaent altuatlon ed police who tried to' scatter for permanent paving of town rectors Aaoe LamsnsO' and' Ted dlUgh No. 8." with the condition miums for public UaUlny insur­ m lipty |iv« the MM cM sMrto > ir U |hM$ wf Germany—something few ex- polntmenU were announced today thdm. in Uie city until the reunification by Tolland County High Sheriff roads. OummlnM wsm oppoaed by Di­ that Builder Andrew Anaaldi meet ance. V p^t In the near future. In Tegucigalpa, the Honduran of Germany. Nicholaa Piwluk. / Hs said the money, from the rectors Ronald Jaooba and Gil­ with tha admlnlstraUon to settle $2,600 appropriation ttf\us Smm t i Mm m N - Im fits in M l Snt MMl$ Hi Waitem officiala said the three They are: Paaquala Deyprio of headquarteiii of the Organization bert Bamea. Jaooba said the RtU some storm sewer questions. fire district budget for .woM»- of American States was showered 1909-60 capital Improvement re­ wectem minlatere were prepared Rockville, Alvin Ooodlnor Coven­ serve fund, could guarantee more Board would ba M te r able to Ths Board also votiid appro- men’s compensation would be fi­ tn negotiate apecifle tenna with try, Arthur Bren aptr Thaddeua with egge and avocados by stu­ make flen* on road improvament priaUona totaling $3,700 within nanced from the unexpended bal­ thfy'rc JMtiM Imft cM sMrti F«M prilm iu il President Says dents. An OAS commission had completed work this summer. Oromyko If he was interested but Satkowakl, both of-Stafford. And Director Francis Mahoney at informal meeUsigs and Barnes Water and Sewer Department ac ance of the special fire district for In any event were counting on ' Pawluk hap-' now filled 16 been , sent there to investigate the repeated hlq plan to "fight for" an contended that the Board need counts, $500 to the Recreation De­ 1968-69. ending the Geneva conference as Summit Talks deputy poate^ut of a total of 18, background of the recent Invasion w tra one-half mill on the 1960-61 not form "a ivboie bunch of oom- partment to account for chlorine A $1,600 appropriation to the Mp JMtiM Kkim in tciM mi h mMwI M i Richly as possible. OnglnaUy; Tolland County waa al- o< Nicaragua. tSy^ budget for permanent paving mittees” to etudy every subject destroyed by’ fire, and $300 to Water Department accoimt and before H. This afternoon’s session lasted lotte^^^ deputies. This humber alone.' • i , cover part o^ the cost of the flu­ $600 to the Sewer Department ac­ i t t t ffinry MM M s b Ym $pwh M M san «Mr. just over 40 minutes. Prospects Dim wax Increaaed to 18 under a bill Cummirigs’ request followed a Cummings said a mmiUee oridation referendum April 28 count for workmen's compensa­ The western ministers remained -signed by Gov. Rlblcoff yesterday Vernon report by General Manager Rich­ wSa_ foret^ mlnlaters talks can make try two. and anticipated ' roads and subdi­ $6,000 mwA be appropriated to the mit conference. The western price The latest appointments iA.Staf- petition tpi tjorce the calling of a Lamenzo. Washington, Juno 17 (^y—Tbe for that is M an end to'The”sovli>kvJch progress as to result In a visions. garbage account for 1069-60. The Board also authorized Mar­ chief author of the Honsyfapnseed ford are the firit for that town speclal^'town meeting. Pavement specifications will be Martin recently opened bids on threat to freese the Allies out bf profitable summit conference, ht appointed by Pawluk. He said the tin to consider the abandonment veterans pension bill /Oonoeded would be ^lad to attend a heads* An Item to this effect has been prepared for each claes, Martin garbles equipment and bide on la of the highway between Porter St WEAL West Berlin. names of Bren and Satkowakl today that It will cost the gov­ of-govemment session added to the agenda of the spe­ said, which the town and subdl bor. U was thought the amount and E. Center St. which Is an ex­ ernment an extra glp bUllon dol­ - If Gromyko says no,, the for­ were recommended to him by the cial town meeting called for would fit within next year's gar^ eign ministers conference proba­ Eisenhower i^poke out against executive committee of the Staf­ vldera will have to meet in build- tension of ^^ stm in ster Rd. lars in the next d^years rather any Idea that the foreign mlniiters Tuesday. Mrs. Henry F. Rosen- ,lng new roads and Improving ex­ bags allocation, but Martin said bly will end tomorrow or Friday ford Democratic Town Commlitee berger. "Jr. obtained 20 signatures, the fact that the present contrac­ than save $12 bHllon. Rep. OUn without an agr*«hwnt to go to the of the United States, Britain, vvhlch originally considered three isting ones. STATE CD TEANSFERBED E. T e a ^ (D-7m ) made the brings you fine new France and Russia lack auffleient presently required to call a spe­ Curbing and drainage require­ tor had to be reljired for two summit Xhtt would revive the names. months and the fact that the full Hartford, June 17 OP)-—Oov- concession after Reps. (8are E. threat of serious trouble over the authority to achieve progress. cial meeting; on a petition to have ments will also be set, he Said. emor Ribloofl today Issned ah Hoffman (R-MIch) and H. R. Any acceptance of such a thesis, Goodin and Deyorio also were a development and Industrial com­ Following the claasiflcations, he coat of chassis must be paid out- suiting eflfects futufs-'of Wes,t Berlin, surrounded recommended by the Democratic right'spelled out the difference. executive order transferring the Gross (R-Iowa) snld the cost of ^Communist territory. he said, would make ttadtUonal mission named. said, cost estiiilatea will be pre­ CMfloe of Civil Defense to the the measure had been eamon- diplomacy useless. Town Committees In their towns. If the Item Is passed at the pared for a start on the program. In another matter, 'Vincent Kel­ /'T h e 6-po^nt plan representing Two vacancies still remain to be State Military Department on flaged in Monday's debate. It The news conference drew 228 Tuesday town meeting, future pe­ The roads, Martin added, would ly, 34 S. Adams St., turned In the passed the House M6-S4 and was never before seen the final western bid for agree­ filled. One deputy will be appointed titions must have a minimum of have a life expectancy of five signatures of some 226 voters ask­ July 1. He acted nnoAh>'a u>eaA $3995 compromise. He made that remark when rest a police lieutenant tee rioters Western aythortties did not ex­ asked for comment on the com­ accused of firing the opening shot QaoM-Smfert, lse.Dscros*. pect the Russians to say ; -ea to mittee’s refusal to recognize Na­ provoking the violence. R s^, Orton* 8 9* Mohsir to most stytoi their new propoeal. They thought tionalist China, ELS such, as one of In Colon, Panama, five Cuban thet If Soviet Premier Nikita the nations which will participate prisoners and six guards were in­ JUST ARRIVED! Khrushchev ii anxious for a sum­ In the 1960 games. jured In what prison authorities mit conference, the Soviet reply The committee has ruled that termed a mutiny.-The Cubans were A NEW SHIPMENT OF might be maybe. The West the Nationalist regime’s athletes among 89 invaders imprisoned prepared to take that as a bid for must participate as representatives early In May after the collapse of OUVE CORD SUITS ...... $39.95 serioue negotiation. of Formosa. an expedition to overthrow Presi­ .Western diplomats oullineu these Strauss—Eisenhower said he in­ dent Ernesto de la Quardla Jr. The additional points of the plan: tends to exert every possible per­ invaders, who supposedly are 1. limitation of western armed sonal Influence in an effort to win awaiting trial, have grown In­ forces in Berlin. These now num­ Senate confirmation of L«wia L. creasingly restless because they ber about 11,000 men and are of Strauss as secretary of commerce. had not been allowed to return to only token military value against If that is lobbying, he said, then Cuba. the Soviet divisions stationed out­ he is guilty of lobbying. Cuban .Army officials claimed side the city in Blast Germany. If That was in reply to a reporter's they had uncovered anoither move 100% CONVERSION 2. Saiart, eaal Mt o( eebaa amtato wito tofton plockot statement that mocrats In Con­ against Castro’s regime. They ac­ the Russians want even fewer 4JB. gress are accusing the administra­ cused an official of tee Dominican western troops in the city, the IN '59 TO 'PaSn'Seac^ $(|.95 ■tTest Is willing. tion of lobbying on behalf of Republic of masterminding the. 2. A curb on inflammatory Cold Strauss. latest move. W O O L oimI d a c r o n A M War propaganda, subversive ac­ De Gaulle—Elsenhower said Three former soldiers of ex- 100% NATURAL GAS 3, ^^8 18 maooiline .in tine tivities, and espionage. This would that if any errand should take diotator F'ulgenclo Batista’s army apply to both East and West Ber­ him to Europe, he certainly would were held , in Bar; coa, Cuba, on sb ig e aeS sWtog tor tototo 3 . H lin. , make a special effort to confer charges of planning attacks on S. Creation of a'commission to with Gen. Charles de Gaulle, public buildings. | TROPICAL SLACKS Fi m Altsratlont handle complaints under the new France's president. Dominican exiles in Caracas A Tlw ‘iatonwttoMi Spartomm tori.'m«Mtoto4 tor aeSm 4JS. CHOOSE SLACKS FOR DAD FROM CONNECTICUT'S LARGEST SLACKS cmd MOST VARIED S^ECTION WOOLWORTH’S "Now Everyone Will Wont Gas Heat” OF HNE QUALITY SLACKS Tdk. Shorts, Ro^ulan With Pkiin or PItottd Fronts K DOOR BUSTING ^Tsast year, on the lines the Hartford Gas Company, we Wash 'n Wear SLACKS Gabardinea, Bedford Corda, Tropicala, Fancy Pattema, Pleated m put in more Gas heating jobs than any other fuel. These were Ivy Modelt. ' SP E C tA L central heating jobs in old and new homes. Now with Natural THIS WEEK ONLY Brm kmi pigaUn Give Dad A Pair Of Cool Summer Shoes Gas being piped to the whole town this Winter^ it’s a cinch 2 FOR $15 ' BIGGEST VALUE OF AU FREE ALTtRATlQNS H u s h LADIES'SLEEVELESS that every heating contractor will be busy making change- P u p p i e s * overs to automatic Gas heat. People are convinced that Gas 100% ALL WOOL 6 A0ARMNE BLOUSES SUO KS WITH A CREASE hr woivauNi SoUda — Cheeks — Plalda — Stripea. heat is better because it’s clean, quiet, safe and dependable, fiUARANTEED FOR THE UFE Sizes 32-38 MM . Cutaway view What does Dad (and every' maiiv look for In a aununer sho*T with no fuel to order or store. And they know that Natural OF THE BARMENT Oool comfort’ Smart atj'liogr Uchtnees and flexibnity’ In tela Over Blouses ^ • ease it really dbean’t make a«>' difference, because >-ou get AuL Under Blouses Shown above is the conversion type of . '"ANOTHER FA ST FOR REGAL! Slacka teat will abed THREE in Jarman shoes Pick out a pair for Dad tomorrow, or if burner which can b e installed in your Gas means low fuel bills for the years to come.” Wripkiea Overnight; even after a drenching rain tee ci-eaaa need be, five him a Gift Certificate and let him choose his own. Save 34c bounces back. Sizea 29 to 44 with plain or pleated fronta present furnace in a day's time and In a wdde selection of popular shades.. ^ Reg. 11.00 for pennies a dtsy. . ♦ Othen Styles From $8.95 1e SA LE------1e SA LE------1c SALE RENTAL PLAN, CANVAS Avoid The Fall Rush ^ Make The Change Now! $ 1 ^ .9 5 ALTEUmONS BRAZIL NUT FUDGE ^ 2 ’ ® A MONTH You Get A Free Heating Esfimatel A Guaranteed Fuel Bill! PURCHASE PLAN SHOES C a VANILLA A Money-Back duarOntee On Both Fuel Bill and Equipment! GfdMrdino — Linen — Sharkskin SLIP-OX OR TIE Lb. 49c a CHOCOLATE ^ 5 ’ ^ A MONTH STYLES. REOULAKLY $4.BS 2 5 0 No paymantf 'til Oetobsy. Remember—there i$ .a Oaa SIjACKS S7M - Heating Syetem for every need. il^in .or Pleated Fronts F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. FREE 814 M A IN Sir. — MANCHESTER See Your Heating Contractor or HARTFORD COMPANY ALTERATIONS , . ■ ’ “ / '. r- 4 TAILORS 2 FOR $i a j DADIf CDCC JUST A FEW r A N II rKRR w w p p a w a y Df PURNELL PAIKUH i NO WAITINOI FREE ALTERATIONS i

, ■ \ \ / I , V ,v - , y •V. \ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNM 17. 1969 Section Two WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959 fKanrhrstrr lEorning WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT, 1959 Pages 13 to 24 wtxtMf hava required maintenance ara being faced with an Inereaas o f three miles of a highway in Hibieoff Vetoes of losses fG>m shop lifting. ClealeUipn, which the new State The three other minof bills the Mibicoff Vetoes ,Fuods Route 12 will parallel. \iFour M^sures Governor vetoed woiild have:' H o u .Paid $1,000 to the International North Enders Renew Womofi Fails' Board Changes to Concrete Tho Governor said this bill would Meat Market of Hartford for losa- have cost the atate an estimated Hartford, June 17 (AT—^Tha four For sArtng sa caused by the destruction of othor finaaetal 8800.000 to $700,000. He said there legtslativs vetoaa wisided by Gov. property in redevelopment work at y To Pay Fine^ . For Goltmy St. Sidewalks For WoodruffHospital are no appropriations for the proj­ ect in the highway fund, and that Abraham ItiMoo^ yasterday In- 404 Front 8t. X Complaints of Odor eludad ona bill which- would have -Bxtended the genera) period for sOpejr^ill 5 P.M. Concrete Mdewalki. were ep-8“to. give the Board e chance to Cm Om ) the aiutuhl paymanta to the Bar it Is not part of the overall high­ notice of Injuries to municipalities Goes to Ja il way construction program, and changed presepji penaltiaa for "kys, Ihoodays, Fridays. / proved last night for Oolway St. change iU mind, If It wonU to." Llbrariea to thaae three countlea caused by defective roads snd North End residents last ntghttto the pond, In the past Martin Tho** who voiod for MtumlnmA H* m M **tlM nquircd axpandl* a l r ^ y have been increased by thta could not In any event be com­ ahoplifUng. had bean named to get the eeti A women, *ald to have failed at a meeting of the Board of Direc­ pleted by the deadlOie Imposed by bridges. i9A.M.I«8F:ill. urged allminstlon of the odor of walks MaJ/‘12 were Powell, F m > tuN of oouhty fund* Would further and proofing aeaslons of the gen­ 1110 present law provtdea.a $100 . R^uired the Stats Highway mates out of hie files and revise to pay a fine Irngtoaed ktM month tors Ip the MunIcIparBuildtng, cti MolmneT, Ronald Jocoba, Tkd. the bill. Lydall Brook. them for the distance from the ■li' Ineroue eutMtuUaU]^ the coot ot eral assembly. fine and 00 days in jail for shop­ Department to maUitala West 11 hours o f’$*!tateiTupto4 -Asrrloa. by the Andovor JueUce Court, waa The Board May 12 voted for bi­ Ciimmings. and John HutehtiMoa. Another bill vetoed related to lifters of goods worth |1S or Ism . At a meeting of the Board of Di­ mills to the conduit. tuminous walks, hut some Direc­ comity garammeat phortly prfor Another measure vetoed con- Simet in Southington. arrested in Manchertef hurt night Mayor Kelly did Hot vote. Votteg ctmed the relocation of a highway the operation of boats on the Penalties incraase aa the values of CURRENT ANNlj^AL rectors in the Municipal Building, Residents of North End qeigb- tors last night switched their votbs agslnst hiturtinoua walka then to tho trtaiofer of county govem- fence in Ansonia. This bill pro­ Nlantic River. This bill, the gov­ Uia stolen properties Increase. DIVIDEND RATE 3 i% Mrs. E. Mae Holden said people in borhoods other than Oakland St. and -turned over to State Polios with the knowledge that, alnce- were Gilbert BemM and AJiee ment dntlM to the atate.** vided for the relocation of certain ernor said, ‘itransfers from the her Oakland St.- neighborhood complained about-the odor. Ed­ from the Oolcheater barracke. then, the property owners Involved Lainenzo. Robert Gordon wt* ab­ . The GoTonioc alao noted that 'The law vetoed' would have “ can’t entertain and can’t sleep” fences along the limited access state to the towns of each Lyme softened the penalties. Rlbicoff ward Olander,' 70 Mill St., aaid Helen Montgomery. 22, of 72 had reported to General Manager sent snd Niantic the authority to. ap­ OOSMETICS because of tbe odor, and "you (the effluent watbr is stored in a canal federal aid highway known as the said in his veto measaga that the WE CARRY ALL Welle St., wa* arrested on a mWti Richard Martin an almost unani­ 'Thoee voting loot night for eon- Shelton-Derby-Ansonia Express-, point a harbormaster over an im­ Directors) should rebate all our north of the railroad tracks that m\ia laeiied I-;- the Andover Court mous desire for concrete walks. creite walks were Mayor KeBy, bill “ would lessen the penalties THE TOP LINES . taxes if you can’t fix that stench.” way. lUblcoff said the raqulred re­ portant state waterway snd har­ ...... by raising the various general restore the matter to the agenda president of the college hand. plain labded bog npd under U lower tax class. Box Of 50 pond—turning it Into "one big Lydall A Foulds and the Colo­ Set'in Manchester Two drivers wera arrested this .iM i-iv . program for better recreation In nial Board Co. installed a costly nUa helpa to make these great value* posalbir. cesspool,’’ Schwolsky said. the North End. Another step In Slim-Swim Plan rhoming after a 3-car. chain-re­ \ .^Coit of bWw clarifier last year, and another be­ For you this menas first quality WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING To Rm’Ise Estimates the plan w'as covering the conduit Graduation exerclaea for action crash on E. Middle Tpke. MMildng plaaaure at a ^*'Sec- (Rlui $14.10 Tsi). Aiie MOTO-MOWER n ie town administration pre­ fore that, in an effort to cut down eighth grad* atudents of tlie Just opposite the police station. and regrading the'park, which the on the wastes entering the water. An outdoor exerciaa and swim­ oada” low price. Try them as CAUFORNIA HOLIDAY TOUR . Room siso rugs, broadloom, pared cost estimates on piping the present Board of Directors voted Bolton School will be held in the George 8. Patten, 66, of 81 B. A NAMI THAT MiANS MORI William S. Wise, director of The ming program for women will be tbousanda have already and . .14 D.y., $299 (Plui $21.00 T«) BUDGET TERMS stair carpeting, Visit our brook all the way from tha mills last month and for which a $29,- auditorium of tha Buckley Middle Tpke,, waa charged With extensive Thrift Depart­ State Water Resources Commis­ offered at Sperry’s Glen, Rt. 86, School on Vernon St., Manches­ Inattentive driving, and Mrs. Grace Wcsily D,p«rtufM Fridsyi Irem N.T, IN A ROWIR MOWIR 162 contract Is expected to be sion, said last summer the firm FOR EXPERT ment. signed soon. Bolton, this aummer. ter, tonight at 7:30. R. Gees, 41,- of 26 Little St., was • Vi$it Phone W rile was making as good an effort ..tp 'Th* program will be offered WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING e SOM Dnder FnO Some residents last night termed solve the problem as any other charged with following too closely. RIVIKRA SHOP TUES., THURS., Fill. UNTIL 9 P.M. Wednesday morninga from 10:3(1 Police said Patten banged into RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING a GunraPtee ot Sure the pipe a waste of money. - paper mill in the atate. Tbe firm recorded music. A swim will follow ^ OTHER DAYS 5:30 . Depoelts Accumulate to 11:30. 'I’here is no age limit, the reivr of a Jeep driven east on COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Salf-Ppop«1l0dl R. E. WAHDELL itself believes it has gone aa far and baby sitters will be on the each exercise period. A nominal fee e Pleswum or Money Another factor in the odor prob­ as It can go, having Installed the the turnpike by David L. Tomm. FOLEY R o ta r y premiaea. will be charged each person or 1ft. of 226 Hollister St., who had e Qnlclriy Befunded lem was pointed out by Director clarifiers and used chemicals SEE Building Ted Cummings. He said that The instructor will be Marjorie family, whib will' also have the slopped to make a left turn. Mra. 311 M AIN STREET ^‘rtry’^" recommended by the commission, Wallac* Smith of Manchester, TRAVEL while walking the brook laat Sat­ F.llmination Doubtful pri\dlege of remaining for the day. Gess hit the rear of Patten's car, MI 9-4343— PLENTY OF OFF-STREET PARKING Contractor whOr for tha past seven years, 'The first class will start Wednes­ police eald. H OHUROH ST., HARTFORD urday he saw that waste deposits Wise last summer, saw the coM- HAVANA SCCONDS have accumulated over the years has- taught slimnastlca for the day, June 24. Registration for this Damage to all cars was light, pleta elimination' of odor as Hartford County YWCA. program may he made by contact­ BEG. $8.25 0$iR Tbiri. Evst. • JA l.tlM Rfsidential-Coinmorclal on the stream bank, and that a doubtful, untesa algae growth over police reported, snd no one was CLARKE MOTOR SALES pond north of the railroad tracks Exercises will ha designed for ing- Marjorie Wallace Smith, 143 injured. The two accused are due 301 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 BOX OF 50, $3.35 MANCHCSTER SHOPPINO PARKADE AltaraNons-Romodoling a long period of years manages to weight control and will be done to Benton St. in cmirt Saturday,. *’Biwines8 Bnilt On was full of deposits. wear away the atream bed depoaita ' WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE—Ml 9-254$ When Water recedes In dry and disposes of the wastes by Read Herald Advs. Ciutomfir Satisfaction” weather, the deposits contribute to natural methods. Fall Insurance Coverage the odor. Ha foresaw this as a possibility Former Director Helen Fitz­ with the amount of new wastes TeL MI 4-0450 patrick said the pond ahould be entering the water cut dowm by The New vA im s After 5:00 P.M.^ dredged and said the Rogera Corp. the clarifiers. But it was only a K ALL DADS I was as guiity for the odor as poasihility, he added, and would PAY 82 BALDWIN ROAD Lydall and Foulds. take years. MANCHESTER, CONN. Dr. A. B. Moran, whose office is According to the commission, a Lawn-Boy LOVE TO I at 211 N. Main St., told the Board secondary I treatment plant might be of qBeationable value,' and Mayor Kelly last night pointed out that tha industrial wastes in Deluxe COOK I / the brook would clog up an or­ dinary aewage treatment plgnt. America* Mont Kelly sa'id a report will follow and the conference Martin is asking. Popular Mower EAT Nazarenes Plan OUTDOORS! ON HIS BIO m Vacation School IS TO GIVE HIM CLOTHING Daily Vacation Bible Scho'ol, featuring “Adventures in Work HERE’S A GRAND GIFT IDE.\ S U l^ 'TO PI-EA^E^ PROM MARLOW'S . . and Worship at Church," will be held at the Church of the Naza- POPS HAVE BEEN 'TOPS AT MARLOW’S rene June 22 through July 3. FOR OVER 47 YEARS— AND GRANDFA’THERS TOO . . . Sessions will be conducted from 6:30 to 9 p.m., Monday through DAD NEVER HAS ENOITGH OF Friday, for the two weeks. The playtex change from morning to evening sessions has been made this year DRESS or SPORT SHIRTS in order that parents who work Picnic GrUls — Chorcod and Briquets during the day may have the op­ parity briefa Choose from wonderful WASH 'N WEAR portunity of taking* their children Strawberry Boskets — Hardwood Plant Stokes fabrics or cool SPORT SHIRTS. Every col­ to the school and of assisting in for an or; fabric, style and size is available, at the work themselves. Marlow’s. The school will be directed by eye-stopping *1 9 8 And More Mrs. C. E. Winslow. Mrs. Ruby Lown Sweepers — Sprinkler Hose — Host Reels Swain will supervise the kinder­ garten, Mrs. Deborah Cnossen the 1' ' ‘s , - . ^ figure under eiacke primary department, Mrs. Eunice Gorden Hose end Lawn Sprinklers T-SHIRTS Platt the' junior department, Mrs. ' f ,' shorts...swimsuits Rita Craft the junior high de­ ' ■ ' Aluminum Lawn Edqing FROM partment, and Mrs. Katherine Col­ FH nke a lecend for invitiUe lins the nursery." ■ Gordon Sprays and Diisters T.here will be no tuition fee, and control under your most form-fitting <■ .'. all children of ages 4 to 14 who r (lodtt, ihorti, iwimtuHt. Makes you REDWOOD BARBECUE SET are not enrolled in another vaca­ •bo girl wW, the iHm woltt, im e ^ hipt. tion Bible school are welrnme to FOR YOUR LAWN attend. Those who have not previ­ fiat tummy. Fabulous little ously registered will be register­ FIdytex fMnty briefs go in and out '' Bliilt to last forever,- ed Monday at 6:.’ID p.m. of the water m golly o« your Eosifist, most tcenomicol The school will close with the , Strongly made to seat 5,ft, annual Sunday School picnic Fri- baffling suit. Dry In a wink. sfifiding end feeding wHh " < iu - i dky afternoon, July 3. ployfox IMng* panty brMf $4.95., f Mm Scoffs Spreoder the whole family. Give Dad A Pair The length of Afghanistan I* ■ makM you the lawn .about 600 miles, 'Containing about expert. . . you will. 260,000 square miieo of mountains put down needed . OTHER SETS $84.»5-$87.!MI Or Two Of Slacks and fertile valleva. materials as evenly _,and accurately as Chooee.from: e Polished Cottons e Cotton any pro.. . just Cords e Chino and Denini. Colors: Tan, blue, Cooks Outdoor gray, charcoal, atripea-ajM] solids. dial the number. ' Meals to Perfection! 16 In $12.95 SixM: 28 to 46; also ex- ,9g And 18 in $16.95 18" Adjustable tra sizes. AH leg lengths. iCt More GRILL playtex* SLEEPWEAR On Wheels swim cap Mokes Greenest PARK See pur selection of: Seersuckers, broadcloth and knitted fabrics ' in Gross Ever FREE shorty, regular, coat and middy (reg. •1.29) ^ 5 .8 8 styles. We’ve sizes to fit everjpDad! Built to List Doe* not bum. Promote* ^ PURNFLL y when you buy a 'or yeart and years OTHER M O D fc| .| i steady no-surge growth. $8.98 to 819.99 PARKING And More •tMCl piaytex ^ Not Exactly As Illustrated. »2.98 V 4 panty brief/ Pay Your Telephone Billn Here SEE MANCHESTER’S LARGEST VARIETY’ OP It’s always reassuring to know you’re getting the best gasoline, j We Carry A Complete Line Of ACCESSORIES . . , SUMMER FURNITURE AT Itelte, Hosiery, Underw ear, Beach Wear, Ties, Slippere, TTEW WEDEUVER.* ' I.alsure ClotliM^ Jackets, etc. All m marLOW priced! LONDo But whop it also comes served up as pleasanliy as this, your cup HALE’S FOUNDATION DEPT.—Main Floor LOW, LOW maiiOW FRIGES! WATFRFORD • A«IIMI 8fi« ^ l^fiYNiii^ For Tha Homo «od Pcimlly! DtPOt S9UABI-. Ml ^5274 LOWER STOBR LEVEL s XnfaoNB Ml 8-«ni FlUBil FABKO io

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Fannlngtmi ‘ Ave., Hartford, Fri­ Girts Bmars, 161 Hawthorne St.; oml Bitwaotioaol A irport Mmr- day morning at 6:46, followed by a Mra. Janice Anderson, Wapping; qan-Utpos and flvo.« otJMra oakod requiem high Mass lg,tha Chapel Hospital Notes Mrs. Helen White, Rok M t Dr., Public Records New En^loodJ^eotiier . T ech pOHtlcol okyhinlt: They were A r­ Obituai^ Vernon; Mrs. Helen Btephei\son, o f' S t Joseph'e Convent at 9 Warrantee Beed mando Varda, W. and his two o’clock. Burial will be In M t S t Visiting Hoorai Adolta'V*- 8 ^ S 13 Center St., Rockyllle; Mrs. brothers, Antonio. >1, oisd Ooval- Alice S w r, Green Lc^ge Conva­ Barney and Mae WIchman to «.(]i o n V I /\i lM n. Helen WtaOeaka Benedict Cemetery. p jn .i M aternity —. 9 90 8 and 6:86 To Graduate do, M ; CHstlno Vera, SI, and his lescent 'Rome; Mrs. Milly BJork- Ernest A. Ritchie, property oh Rockville—Mrs. Helen Graexyk Friends may. call at the funeral to 8 p4n.t CbUdran’s W ard w t to 7 brothw, Ruben Vera, 19. 3 lun^ 67 Wadsworth St.; Mrs. Ferguson Rd., / WUUcska, 71, of 16 Nya S t, died home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 Tbsy wore tho third group of Audrey Bernoski, 104 Walnut St.; Committee Deed yesterday afternoon at her home. to 9 p.m. C U u $ of 31 Cubans to bljoek a plane and flee FattsaL Today: 178 George Willard, 76 Steep Hollow CQie was born June 29, 1687 in In Ueu o f flowers, the famUy re- Estate Of Jkmes C. Scrantoh to' Cuba since the Batista govern­ * t h ADM ITTED YE STE R D AY; Mrs. Lane; John Hosa, Storra; William Poland and had lived most of her questa that donations be made to Oslena A. Setanton, lS-acr« prop­ TUrtar-OM nnloni wW bo f t o ^ ment fell on Jan. 1. On April id Anita Sutton, 7 Hacldnotack St.; Newbury, 72 Village St., Rock­ life In Rockville. She was a mem­ the Hartford Heart Assn. erty on HUlstOWn Rd. toal(ht from the Howidl four man. Including two who had Henry Cusson, 2 Lockwood St.; ville; Craig '^hner, 7 Westvlew ber of St. Joaeph’a Chiirch, the Mlarriage license Cboaoy Tochnleol School. Bbcor- escaped from prison, held up a Vincent Felletter Jr., East- Hart- ’Ter., Rock'vlIIe; Mrs. Irene Cruick- James John Macintosh Jr., 83 Mmmm «U I Uko placo tn the ochool plane fly b v from Havana to the Polish Catholic Union of America ford; Mrs. Nora McFall, 513 Main shanks, 14 Niles Dr.; Mrs. Kath­ W. Middle Tpke., and R IU Doris tale of Pines and forced the pilot and the Holy Roaary Society. St.; William Dumas, 42 P r o s i t erine Petronls, 25 E. Middle Tpke.; aaditorlum ot S p-m. Fon erali Larivee, 88 W. Middle Tpke., June John D. Oowhurat .prool4«nt of to fly them to Miami. She leaves three daughters, St., Rockville; Sharon Moberg, 66 John Lovett, 64 jHawthoriM S t; Mra. Beverly Carey, 74 Branford 22. tho Arrow ToOl Oa In Wethoro- On April 3S two woman amug- Mrs. Helen W . Cardalleo of West Conway Rd.; Ralph Carlson, South St.; Mra. Anne Islleb, 20 Madison Building Pem ito flolO, will doUvor tho commonco* led guns.aboard a plane at Vara- Hartford, Mra. John Kodkowski of Otto L. Seelert Windsor; Mrs. Anna Oaoltnskl, S t; Mrs. Sandrea Raven and O U TSi meat oddroM. Dlplomu oKII bo Jero after It landed from Miami. Bomersvllle and Mra. Francis The funeral of Otto L. Seelert, Vernon Trailer Court, Vernon; Vancour Co:uitn:ctlon Co. for 20 Lakewood Circle, was held at 2 daughter, 68 Mountain St., Rock­ prooontod bjr Mios Anno C. tfooro, Two men joined them and forced Ryan of Broad Brook; six sons, Mrs. Jean Lucas, East Hartford; Arthur Holmes, addition ot 2-car o’clock yesterday afternoon tn St ville; Mra. Doris Bteppen and aon, eoniultont to the Buroou of Vo- the pilot to fly them to Key West. KaxmlCr and Anthony J. of Mrs. Ruth Stetson, Coventry; garage and breeaeway to house at All asked political, asylum. Mary’s B p is c o ^ Church. The 68 W. Main S t, Rockville; Mrs. PAINT Rockville, Edwin F. of East Hart­ 246 Hollister S't,, $2,000. cotlonal'Tddinieoi Bchoplo for the Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rector, -Charles Wsllach. 116 Bretton Rd.; Marilyn Steppen aad daughter. ford, Francis of Windsor, John of Mrs. Bertha Clark, 377 Adams John Termeulen, alterations to Wspplng and Stsmley Wiellcgka of assisted by the Rev. Prescott Middle Butcher Rd., KQckvlIl4; OJaki Paint, made In New England to withstand New The ihToeatlon and bonedietlon St.; Mrs. Helen Marsh, Ellington; Mrs. Janet Rondeau and son,. 66 house at 13 Helalne Rd., $600. Windsor Docks; 17 grandchildren Beach, officiated. Sydney MacAl- England weather—Is your best bet ter every outside wlU'bO (loon by the Rev. H. Oo- June Dance Ends plne was organist Burial was in Mary Ann Heim, Mountain St.; Chestnut St. Andrew P. Kravontka for Rob­ and three great-grandchildren. Mrs. Shirley Plnkin, 14M Garden need. food Bennett poetor of North West Cemetery. Clark Graduate DISCHARGED TODAY: Wil­ ert B. Fitzpatrick, constnictlon of Ifethodlst Orarch. Funeral services will be held Dr.; Mrs. Marguerite Schubert, 33 g,' garage at 46 O'l-cary Dr., Cinb^s First Year Friday at 8:30 a.m. at the White Bearoik were Earl Chapman, Jo­ Alan J. Wnbrek. son of Mr. and liam and Josephine Hammlll, 186 'th e Broai Eneemble of the Mon- aeph Kristoph, Curtis MacManaa, Flro St.; James Knight, 48 Agnes Chestnut S t; Linda Christie, 28 $1,165. MANCHESTER LUMBER. INC. Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., adth Mrs. John M. Wabrek, 15 Benton Dr. cheater Balvotlon Arm y« Bond will Arthur Lewis, Harry I,arson and St., received the bachelor o f arts Durant S t U AR Construction Co. for Bar­ The Jimtor Century-Club of Man- a Mass at 9 in St. Joseph’s BIRTHS YESTERDAY: Twin 256 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER ploy four oelectlono. Including Wllflam Stevens. degree during recent commence­ bara Farrand, cpnslnicllon of a •Hillside” by Boon. '‘Montreol cheater climaxed a euceeasful flrst Church. Burial wlU be In S t Ber­ sons to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Per­ ment exercises at Clark Univer­ Chicago— Illinois, with 110,000 Blngle family dwelling nl 58 Ma­ Cttodel” by Audolre. "Undaunted” year Saturday night when about nard’s Cemetery. Friends may ron, 22 William St. ISO membera and tnelr guests at­ Mrs. Anna M. Parson sity, Worcester, Mass. A 1956 railroad workers, has the great- ther S t, $12,000. by Coles, ond "The 8tor Spangled call at the .funeral home today BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to tended a June Dance knd buffet at The funeral of Mra, Anna M. graduate of Manchester High art railroad employment of any Mathllde J.' Milligan, allera- Bonner.** from 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Fox, 68 the K of C Home. IParaon was held at 2:30 yester­ School, he plans to enter the state, with, an annual payroll ex­ tions to house at 542 W. Middle Oreetingo will be extended by from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Garden S t Each lady attending the danc4 day afternoon at the Holmes Fu­ School of Medicine at Boston Uni­ ceeding half a billion dollars. Tpke.,-$1,900. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Z>r. Fred O. Mongonelll, director neral Home, with the Rev. C. Hen­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: was presented s ter rose end per­ Robert D. MoOonnell versity in the fall. Active in nu­ o f the school. A l f i ^ Pemko, sen­ ry Anderson, pastor of the Eman' merous undergraduate activities, fume aa ahe antared the bdlfM m Robert D. McConnell, 92 BUsell ior doss representative, will speak through an archway entwined wHh ue| Lutheran Church, officiating. he served as class treasurer, pres­ 44 S t, died last night at Manchester oa "Reflections." Wisteria and flanked by ever^ Mrs. carl Gustafson, soloist, was ident of the. student body, and greena. Memorial Hospital after a short aecompanled by G. Albert Pear­ was a member of Gryphon, honor­ iUneia. Decorations also included bright­ son. Burial was In East Ceme- ary men’s society. He is listed in Our Business!” He was born In Manchester, "Who’s Who in American Col­ te ^ . 5 Force Airliner ly colored bird eagea hung from the Jime 80, 1915, ,a son of Caroline ceiling. Bearers were Milton Levitt, leges and Universities." Dowds McCojmell and the late Sherwood Benson, Ernest Kjlll- Two dance contesta ware held Robert J. McConnell. He was em­ From Cuba to U.S. during the evening. An elimination qulst Carl Pearson, Herbert Gran- ployed aa a ' machinist at Hamil­ SUOOR oonteat wrss won b y Mr. and Mrs. dell and Kenneth Barker. (Oentlnoed from Page One) John Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Petsr ton Standard, and was a member Tolland County DAD F. Clark were winnera of a waits o f the British American Club. Miami • . . Miami . . . to the contest ' A sides' hts mother, he leaves hts NYLON wife, Mrs. Violet 'J’edford McCon­ Rockville Superior Court o r • pilot A t first the pilot shook his Ths club offletrs Isd ths grand 1 hesd, but the man put the gun march, accompanied by their hus- nell: three sons, David R., Dennis - dose to the pllot'a head. Then the banda. They were Mrs. Allen Schu­ \ y W. and Gary T. McConnell; a sis­ Shop Plaza Sold, Two Hartford youths were sen­ ~ pilot turned and banked the plane ter, Mrs^ Isabelle Rosendahl; and bert preildent; Mrs. John Frank, tenced to Connecticut State Re­ •• and the man 'Srtth the gun smiled." rscordlng secrstsry; Mrs. Francis r a greindchild, all of Manchester. Women sat terrified,'their handa D o u b le PtifaOTliM Pail *rhe funeral will be held at 2 Leased by Seller formatory at Cheshire yesterday Gsrbet corresponding secretary; ' over their eyes, during most of the and Mrs. William Rusling, treasur­ o’clock Friday afternoon at the W. for breaks committed in Andover .'J 7B-mlnute flight from Havana er. A | 0 P. Qulsh.Funeral Home, 225 Main ’The Centre Shopping Ftaaa Inc., and Coventry. with alx aoldiera from former Cu- Maryadaw O l St., with the Rev. Lawrence Al­ wua sold to Ptioenix-Mutual Life Judge Thomas E. Troland In GRAD Mrs. Joaeph B. Santlnl was ban FMialdent Fulgendo Batiata'a mond, mlnlater of the South Meth> Insurance Co. Monday and leased Tolland County Superior Court chairman of tho dance. Her com' back to the sellers, according to Arm y In command, Hajian aaid. mittea Included Mrs. Jack Lap- last|NK«r sad acdstiis^ lodlst Church, officiating. Burial sentenced f ’hiltp L. Gagnon, 18 and Hajlan, Sd-year-old engineer M Biora dasf or datttr. will be in East Cemetery. papers filed in the Vernon Town Richard J. Thorton, IT, on 10 pen, Mra. John Aronaon, and Mrs. Clerks office. '. from Haw Haven, Conn., eald the Georgs Hunt. Stardy boovr-fsage stori ■ Friends may call at the funeral counts of breaking and entering leader. Identified aa L t MaurlUo All Steel-Cord home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight Tax stampe on the deed ladloate and four of th eft Tony O’Bright and, hla orchsa TIMEX haadlo. the sale was for $750,000. The Francisco Marques-Lopes, 20 from tra led guests In a Paul Jonoa and < ^> All -Weother and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 ,The sentences are for indefinite Oamaguey, kept waving the gun to 9 p.m. property was leased back to the terms and are to run concurrently other apedaltlea to highlight the Centre Shopping Plaza for 50 and looUiig around as If he eoc- dancing. with sentences the youths are years ait a net annual beeic rental pected someone to ehoot him. A t midnight guests enjoyed a Captive-Air TERMS TO Mrs. Cecelia E. Doyle presently serving. "But the doser we got to Miami “ ‘ Mrs. Cecelia E. Doyle, Hartford, of $64,750 for the first 20 years, WATCHES buffet Only ijl 95 and $18,750 for the baJance of the - — or I guesa It was the farther During tho summer months, FIT YOUR mother of Mrs. Harry P. Sweet Jr., Half in Malaya Under 21 BIGGEST SELECTION asmy we got from Cuba— the 86 Hamlin St., died last night at term. The lease expires June 14, various club commlttbes will meet 2009 IN TOWN calmer he got,” Hajlan added. to plan programs for next year. BUDGET her home. Kuala Lumpur, Malaya—Ma­ > PMDDtWD ttr* Safety Shield For the past 12 years she had Philip A. iWlnston of Great The Tdane, Cubana'a flight 496, laya has an immense educational - was scheduled to fly from Hava' been employed as a timekeeper at Neck, L.I., is preoident of the problem because half her popula­ r na to Veradero, a resort dty In Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, East plaza while Abner L. Rosenberg, tion is under 21. Enrollment in pri­ ' Cuba, and then to Miami, but the Pm 4.00*14 SIm T.IOkII RH most Mat 740*11 On f wy Hartford. Woodbrldge developer le secre­ up inedWs •# PhrmwA, ■ro*1M7 moilols ol rosoot «o4oU or SEE US FOR tary. mary schools Is expected to In' soldiers took over as soon as It Clw••» Stale ttaiilll Glamorous puny UghUr itylad only pl» CHANEI. N’S In bright cbromium fiDun with P A Y O N LY WEEKLY brGOGD/lEAR •ngrnved *‘nnm« pleU” denigii 3 7 5 •od ‘'easy-fiir* nwlvel brae. In $ . "' e ROAD SERVICE $9.95 yovn ft— with every OofoWMafa iU own gold'flocked gift bon. MORE PEOPLE RIDE Olf OOODYCAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINOt WHEEL BALANCING BUSH HARDWARE CO. : a."- 7 ft MAINST.w-MANCMim H. aRNONa MM ■! tnit ea

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- V. •'■'■'■'-'ft '1 . ' V"} ' k' 'i I ■''/ ^ ^ • J, •' • ' Fy i .',3,' \ •'^1^ i*- Y s riit: 7 /. P> "J MANCHESTER EVENIiNO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CX3NN,. WEDNESDAY, JU N E '17, 1969 SEVENTEEN / MAN(i?BIITER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCi^RSTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1M» Banaon, M, who has ba*n praaidant f AGB RgT BPt for ' sight years and was not Dodd Lauds Work Wife wm Take eligible for re-election tinder a con. thrba dUVaront fM da Mlsa Jean Boa^rd, MHA to Study stltuttonal kge limitation of 67 on By Ribico’ff, Bailey Johnsm Named OampbaU, aXacutlva director of the Union Accepts candidates for office. I . SPECIAL for the GRAD or DAD! Manchairter Council, congratulated Governor Long The new president who will take Washington, Juna iT (A —Ban. ' Beet All-Around the troop on lU achle\’ementa and Unit Plan ever hie dutlea on Oct. IS racalvad Thomas J. Dodd (D-Oonn) told aw-ardad the bars a majority on the flrat ballot. Now At Tho Manchesier\Sale$ and Appliance Co. New Contract TAX-DOTIRED Pensiom To Louisiana tha Senate today that "tha out- Museum aid b an were given to Dr. fcarl W. .Segerhammar of ^dBlitnte Student 'nie Board of ' Directors laat Loa Angeles was elected vice pres­ •tandlnn record of tha 1959 Con- Joan Cataldl, Nancy Snow, Joan U n d e r w o o d night authorised a meeting with Stereofonic Hi-Fi Sound / Farr, Qathy Ooalit, LydM Jackie, (OontlniMd rrena Pag* Qm) ident of the church at today’s sea- nMticut Leglalature wllf ba stud­ ■ M^iard Norlnt SatiaMO of Mon* >orane SELF-EMPLOYEH tha Mahchgater Housing Authority ston. Jackie Coeik, and Judy Foster. for discussion of Mayor Eugene T. lawyers, said he thought If the ied by political leadara and schol­ Awt«r, ond WtlUom M. Hoffron Then girls wan tralnad by Miss (OawBn—fl frana Fags Om ) Dr. Segerhammar was nmner-iip ars throughout the nation." ' from a Single Portable Fonbgraf Kelly’s controversial proposal to family withdrew Ha eanwnital pe­ J t. at Corantry, laM algiit^frma- Barbara Nail, curator of the LuU appoint an "advisory committee” In the presidentlsl election yester­ Tn a prepared speech, IXxld Junior Museum. A m M their other iflant proMsal fdr wsga Inerasaaa tition tha; 'nhe eouK would go day. said that ‘‘throughout Its history, tiatad troiB tka 8Uta TactetifiBl over the agency. , There were 357 vote* cast In the 0iatUnta. Haw BriUla. Tka frmd- diltiea, they a«rved>to. guldea and of 5 to 17H cants sn hour. Ths Ksogh-Sifopson BUI, now bafer* Kelly suggested General Mana­ •Jong." Connecticut hsa given leadership helpbd aet up gammand exhibits. This propoani slao did net con­ ger Richard Martin aet a meetlrig election of the vice president and and example In the nation. The gatiea manJaaa wara hoM In tfta Library-aide ban^ere awarded tain cartain working coodlUor CoBcrsas, woujd m U s sslf-amployad iadl- Indications were' the* Mr*. only 179 were -heeded for election. record of the past year give* proof "l'” WEBCOR ''jtofiduY” one-half hour before an upbomlng Blanche Long, the governor'e aw Britain Tanchera Oollefa au* to Joanna Rich. AiJa Osola and gunrnhttoa wMeh tfw union want- widhuJs to mot and ituMt 10% of tam td regular Directors’ meeting. Dr. Segerhammar received 2 5 ^ that it is doing so again." wife, would leave Baton Rouge, Dr. Thorsten A. Gustafson of Dodd congratulated Gov.- Abra­ Starlom. Cathy Ooalit. These girls were ad. ' ' ■■ ■ . ineome(Upto$2^mymr)onatax-defemd Kelly's plan la to appoint a La., on a National Guard plane WHILE THIY LAST, ONLY - J^nw n, votad the beat all* trained-by MiaS Marion Jesseman. Alao, 'amployaa atnrtad laavlnf committee ot. persona perhaps East Orange. N. J„ president of ham Riblcoff, State Democratic today.. the New tfork Conference and a Chairman John Bailey, leaders of around atudant In the fraduaUng of the Mary Cheney Library and the Underwood plant hara Tuaa- beuio in order' to abcumulsto ftinds for trained In the problem* of the el­ She ie expected to be accom­ {XuaB, racalvad the State Teebnl* Mrs. Evelyn Oerard. of the Man-: lUy morning In w hnf ttumad out derly to watch over the MHA in former pastor of the Msnenester the state sdmlnlstratlon and *nem- Chester High School U bnry. These Tifwinwii^ panied by Louisiana Adjutant Church, ws* next lending contend­ bers of the Legislature for their aal Jnatituta Alumni award. He to ba an unofficial walkout administration of It* proposed frsneral Raymond Hulft and Dr. Iran active on the Student 0>un* girls learned how the library classl- Crontai, nddraasing thS aforkars, • senior citizen housing off W. Cen­ er for the vice presidency. work in putting across their pro­ fles books and how to npair books. IF YOU ARE SELF-EMPLOYED, Isam how this Martin O. Miller, n-ho will fly the gram. ail and -ataintalaod the aecond called tna latest wage propoani "a ter St. governor back to New Orlesuia. REG. PRICE Bichast ae^olaatlc average Program-aide ban were pre­ aubsUntiaJ\lncrenaa.'’ Ha also hm slfoeto you. Slid hovi this Bankosn hsip He believes such a committee The freedom move, sJthough Named for Character thioufliont hla attendance at the sented to Jean Kelaey, Beth Gart- pointed ouC B(At "we aren’t going would remove impersonality from Both Antigrrd $129.95 you pnpoio for this important dsvalop- avoiding a family court uquabbic, fiutltuta. Blde, Karen Churila. Joanne Rich, Agriculture Building to 'Be Erected to Improve th ir offer if we atw e.” administering' the 100-unlt project •till left one question unanswered. The Dolly Varden trout, a Cathy Coalit, Lydia Jackie, Sue However, he nleo pointed out Ihet mant Sand your luuno .and addrsas to hoped to be completed In the fall Juat what Lon*''.» Matua aa gov­ brightly coloren variety that The caribou are the only North I Feltham and Olnl Hadlleld. Theae PlanI are complete and conatructlon will start In- Vernon nex3t week on a building depicted In this l■^ the union' committee waa "net en­ leoaivo, without charts or obligation, our of 1960. • ernor would be 'ppeared to be a abounds In the mountain aitream* American deer among v.hioh the girla were’ Ufained by the troop akatch. It la the flnt unit of the Tolland County A gricultunl. CehUr (TAC), and will house the tirely sAtlffied,” but had decided Doesn’t Like Project of New' Mexico, was named after doe* 'as well as the bucks have A EASY TERMS! 4-H homemaking and agriculture ofTlcea. M will also provide a place for 4-H'era and others to moot point. Girl Scout Notes leaders. They taught song*, dance*, to go along with "tha beat wa can informsti'va booklet: One instance of impersonality, Louisiana Atty. Gen. Jack a character in a Charles Dickens snllers. 'according to. the Ericy- | games ceremonies and outdoor gather. TAC officials hope the building; which will coat «bout 110,000, will be eomplatad In Urn# gat at this time.” according to the mayor’s thinking, novel. clopedla Britann'ca. Completfl With: "TAk BENEFITS FOR THE SELF-EH PLOYED" GremlUlon said Long would re­ akills to younger scout troops. for the County Fair Aug. 22. Later thie morning, the com­ might be the word "project." He turn here withoui actually taking o Portable Phono r Hn manAara of Senior Troop To conclude the program, troop pany and union iuinounced that objected to use of this word last Gets Mastei^s over as governor. Gremllllon point­ CHmbed to the aummlt of ML leaders Mr*. Paul Carlson and Mra. Pettis, nSusHslan: Patricia Fait- ora mine in the Minnesota range. they ware requeatlng night ahift night and said the MHA has done • Portable Table Janet Carey, Margaret McIntosh. nothing to find a aynonym. George Mitchell, 3.1 Norman St., ed out the aw saysLt. Gov. Lelher Chocorua. In the Sandwich Range Harry Maldment presented flve- Luclle Relder. Beiba Skudr* and ham and Angela Teate. mammal; The aeedlinga apparently grew worker* to return to their joba to­ received a master of science de­ Fraaar may Set as governor "in o 10 Streo Records potnt pins to the troop. Margaret McIntosh, swimmer and from cores discarded by apple­ day. Also, employes would work Coll erwritat R E TIR EM EN T Appointing auch a committee gl tha White Mountain*, on June Margaret William*. “wa* endorsed by the Democratic gree at the 7,lrd commencement the case of inabUity of the gov­ INVESTMENT PROBLEMS 0 1 Carrying Ca.se Flve-yaar pins were presented to life saver; Doris Diehl, child care: eating miners. Tbs seeds took root thla Friday, the company said. exercises of Springfleld College ernor to act for any cauee ' •, during a Now Ht^pahlm camp- The court, of award* of Troop Stephanie Fogg, salt water; and despite a total lack of sunlight Recently there haa been no work Town Committee on Kelly’s rec­ Sunday. Our office U open Thursday evening* from 7 to • o’clock for Stg woekahd. Tha mambera of the DorU A. Diehl, Judith Larson. ommendation several month* ago. But Gremllllon wouldn't answer 10 was presented at St. Mar>’'s' Margaret Meinto.sh and Margaret Marilyn St, Pierre, foods, sport* Transplanted to the surface, the on Fritoye since the start of a TIlii ComiMHeut Bank A veteran of World War II and what would happen if Long sud­ your convenleucr If you prefer, we will have one of our cEspablo AMPLE FREE PARKING JUST ACROSS THE STREET tooop who made the trip were Church Thursday night. and athlete. seedlings now are growing rapidly. 4-day work week. The ehaor*ement came after ob­ registered repreaentatlves call on you, "at your convenlenoe, lo C atl^ Coalit, AIJa Osola, Judy Wlllianis. jection* of State Rep. Irving the Korean War, he graduated denly decided to use his office The program ’ opened with the . The following proficiency badges The ceremony was cloaed with AMD TlUirr COMPANV from the Manchester Veterans’ authority on returning, assist you. Whether your problem involves one thousand or a fOater, Jean Kelaey, Nancy Snow, tha Btngtog of "Peace." A jmm- Aronson that Jurladictlonal prob­ million dollars, we have the facilities to render , you complete 1 OPEN TONIGHT, THURSDAY and FltinAY 'ni.L »!—MON., TUBS.. BAT., 10 A.M.-6:S0 P.M. | Sharon Andaraon. Lydia Jackie, nosebag puppets acting to the were awarded: Patricia Felthim, 740 MAM STRUT lems might result. High School in 1947 and received ' Acting Gov. Frazar was not In •train# of "Hello" aung by the Stephanie Fogg. Sandra Luscious, ber of artlclaa made by the girls his bachelor of science degree full agreement. service. Joan Farr, Sue Fettham, Karen were on display. The Rev. Al­ n Town Committee member Roger Churila, Olnl Hadflcld and Joanne Girl ' Scout*. While forming a Barbara McNeill. Dolores Roy, FOR SQUARE ''POPS MARTINO, CONNICnCUT Negro recommended at that meet­ from the University of Connecticut "A* far as I know," Frazar said, hoiweehoe. the F out' sang "Amer­ Angela Teate and Sandra Auden, fred L. Williams said grace before in 19.’>4. He taught and coached "when Gov. Long comes back to Blch. Tha laat alx named were the ica the Beautiful," followed by a the refreshments were served. - SQUARE DANdNG POPS WE MEAN ing . that the words "aged" be Sh e a r so n , H a m m il l $ Co. croup that reached the aummlt of player and troop dramatics, ad­ rWwaf OsaMk /hmmiim I dropped in discussion of the hous­ varsity baseball at HiUyer College the slate, he’s governor. I’ll be flag ceremony, the pledge of al­ Invited gueets were Mrs. Nor­ iftmttr and is presently teaching and Manchester Sales and Appliance Co. ClMKorua. Mra. John Chnrlla, Mr*. venturer and wild plant, and bird; Utmttr F iitn l Mmmm Iba ing ■ and "senior citizens" substi­ very happy for him to take over Ai—bsw Nwr Vw* tt.Fi i»iS—f» Bdwln D ou^ty and the troop legiance, and the lighting of the 10 Joan Nielsen. playe> and troop man Larson, flrat vies president LEVI'S WESTERN SHIRTS tuted. coaching at Southington High . . .I’ll do anything I can to .con­ 18 OAK ST. (Next to J. W. Hale Corp.) . Phone MI 9-5234 candlee for the Girl Scout lawa. dramatics, and bird; Barbara Pet­ of the Manchester Girl Scouta; School. He is also a captain in tinue to help him." t 913 Main Stroot, Monchattor • MHchall 3-1571 Xeader fumithed transportation Mrs. Herman Petersen, past presi­ Kelly's idea has been opposed by the ill7 th Army Reserve Unit in for tha Several girl' perlicipatsd in giv­ tis. player and troop dramatica, the MHA and Republican Direc­ The governor turned out the ing a brief hl.atory of Girl Scouta, producer's and needlecraft; Janet dent; .Mra. * Walter Fredari^aon, NEW ARRIVALS OF SQUARE DANCE SHIRTS Hartford. lights at. his second floor hospital Troop 30 la planning a moun­ tors. The MHA say* it Is con­ In order to qualify for the de- taineering opofi^ for next year. a reeume of the work required to Cary, Patricia Lambert, Carol southwest neighborhood dialrman; scious of the needg of the elderly room In Galveston at 11:15 p.m. obtain a aecond class badge; also Piela, Luclle Reider, Beiba Skudra. Mrs. Jesse Bannister, south neigh­ g re^h e completed a thesis en­ Reporters watching from the Thla program will include several borhood chairman; and Mra B. E. M. t o ^ and is capable of meeting them. tiled "Types, Causes and Inci­ {rtpa to the mountains for hiking telling of their experiences with Margaret Williams and Margaret 9 5 6 .9 5 FREE The subject of an informal street said the governor spent the troop dramatice, the spring hike McIntosh. homemaker. house­ Harry, public relations chairman. dence of Football Injuries at the night clad in striped pajamas, and climbing, some Instnictlon In PARXINO meeting* with the MHA waa University of Connecticut." Jock climbing techniques, a trip to gather material for wild plant keeper and good grooming; Janet C k J k J E V ' C MEN'S SHOP brought up last night by Demo­ smoking, peering out the window^ and Bird badges, aa well as adven­ Cary, Carol Piela, Beiba Skudra, \ 9 L sCI n I n C I d 789 MAIN ST. umor NEXT TO and submitting to routine pulse WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY to Beaton which la the center for Trees Underground cratic Director Alice Lsunenzo. toountsiin climbing enthusiasts in turer and mammal and child care Margaret MeIntoaH. Margaret 950 MAIN ST. POPULAR Agrees to Meeting Mary Rosa to a 5-year term on and temperature readings. Naw England, and practicing mo- badges. WllUama and Marilyn St Pierre, Duluth, Minn. — Appla traea MARKET Republican Director Ronald Ja­ tlie MHA b«rinning July 1. BUe camping ddlla. < The highlight of’ the evening cook; Patricia Lambert, Carol have been found sproutinf 3,600 next to Tots 'n Teens cobs agreed that such a meeting She was o^m ended by Demo­ * On May 35, a court of awards waa the presentatton of the Curved Piela and Beiba Skudra,' hospital­ feet below the surface In an Iron- would be a good idea, vbecause cratic ■ Director John Hutchinson Augulstana Church Iras hald for tha troop at Center Bar award, tha higheat award a ity; Donna Baraw, Dorla Diehl and how would'’'k'e (the Board of Di­ and also Jacobs for her past wor-k Church. After a brief opening Girl Scot* can attain. Theae Marityq St. Pterra, dressmaker. rectors) feel if an advisory com­ on the agency. Picks Dr. Lundeen GRANTS aaremony,"''VtalUng parents and awards were presented by Mrs. xAIao, Donna Baraw, Janet Cary, mittee had been appointed over us Jacobs went on to say that the Mends ware araleomed by Karen BNeretC Kslsey to Donna Baraw, Charlene Covey, Judith Larson, Sensational and no one had the grace to ask "MHA as a whole has "/tone s Churila. The senior five point Charlene Covsy, Doris A. DieW, ■Irene Ltak, Marilyn St. Pierre, Personiy N otices about it?" fine job" and the Director* "should Hartford, June 17 (/P)—The Rev. Iprogram waa explained by Jackie Judith Larson, Irene Lisk. Mari- l^lalne Sheldon and Margaret Mc- Amesite Drives This waa directed at Kelly, who not appoint an advisory commit­ Dr. Melvin H. Lundeen of La- Cook, and an outline of the serv-- IjTi St. And TOIatne Sheldon. IMpih, personal health; Donna tee , . . which would encumber Grange, 111., waa elected president apparently ha.s not sounded out of the Augustana Lutheran Church Jce program of tha troop waa pre­ Miss EvaJine Pentland ai.d Mlae Bafaiy, Elaine Sheldon, Irene LIsk, In Mnnoriam RY the MHA on hi* idea before an­ the actions” of the agency. sented by Jean Kelsey. Over 900 Gertrude Uddon were aasi.,-4-lnch uila group because of a prospective 'CU, aanior*aida b an ware awarded on Gingras, Barbara Wohlgemuth Lisk, Doris Dtehh Judith Larson Ml 9.5224 JA 2.5750 Kelly’s reply was that the ques­ "standard" railroad gauge, v/hich OUr Sadly missed by her sons. merger of four 'jUtheran groups, lo girls who had completed SO and lidnnle Blerlne. and Marilyn St. Pierre, conserva-; Richard and Ernest Allely, tion la not whether the MHA England's pioneer railway builder. the United Lutheran Church of lioun of aarviea and training In Receiving first class badgas were tlon; Patricia Feltharti,, Barbara and daughter, Violet A. -SplUer. wants auch a committee, but George Stephenson, is suopossed America, the Suomi (Finnish) and whether the Board of Directors to have settled on because the Ro­ the Anierican Evangelical Lu­ doe.s. mans had built their highways in theran Church together with the q u Powell last night al.so favored ancient Britannia that wide, Augustana Lutherans. The new M M. h i a oH by notiofloNy a meeting, saying "I would like now predominates .throughout the president in an interview said that to see closer contact with the world. he fully expects the' merger to go famous medtort MHA than we've had." through before his term of office is Reappointed The Canary Islands, which be­ over. Earlier in the meeting in the long to Spain, are Just off the coaat Dr, Lundeen, 58, vice president Municipal Building, the Board of Spanish West Africa. There are of the denomination since 1951, SEARS -X unanimously reappointed Mrs seven Islands. succeeds the Rev. Dr. Oscar A. ROEBUCK AND CO SPORT SHIRTS T o Visit Our New^hlaffi^ Floor Corpritig Depti Father Day Gifts COTTON-DACRON* KNIT To Make Life Easy For "P O P " GIVES YOU FINEST FIT, BE SURE of your carpet quality. IS*:'': NO CARE, AIRY COMFORT For the man who likes the flattiering flt of knits. Scoop up a summerful of fash­ SWIM TRUNKS SPORT SHIRTS Cotton-Dacron — smooth 100% drip-dry knit. Button Buy exclusive Harmony House Carpet, f ion during our great dress | COMPLETE STOCK Pop will enjoy carefree leisure in these Superior placket pays neat dividend*. S, M, L. Ragulnr I.W sale. All from regular stock. Famous make swim trunks reduced 20^-. Knit wash and wear shirts. Topflight styling and Many exciting styles . -.. shlrt- and boxer styles. A cool gift for Pop at a saving. easy going comfort all the way. -Ca' wai.sts in roll up, short sleeve THE BEST WASH 'N WEAR or sleeveless styles, provincial ARROW $4.00 or calico prints, watercolor INTERWOVEN SOCKS W OVEN PLAID... COMBED r_, - "..(S', v; chiffon prints, scoops, aun- DONEGAL $ i It's ScrubUfs I Vinyl backa, bouffants and jacket All new nylon stretch 3.95 COTTON BY DAN RIVER* SurfocB PloercovBHng dresses. Come early for best socks in attractive Fa­ selections. ther’s Day gift cards. No doubt about it... best woven plaid is Dan River Can be mailed. SANDY combed cotton; color is woven in; it's wash 'n wear, Glear non- ponla aurfaca actually reaista stalni>jiUrt never be­ light, cool. 2 pockets. Small, Medium, I.,arge. Rsg. 1.91 comes embedded. Tough too . . . w ean much longer-^ah haavieit $1 0 0 '^ MaeDONALD weight enamel eurfaoaa. Many, many pattern*.'S-ft.-width. Pre-4th Viscose Royon Carpet $ 2 . 9 5 « n Here's broodloom corpet that's lux­ Clearance! BERMUDA Rog. 3.95 Sq. Yd. FREE urious-looking ond springy under­ WASH ’N wear slacks SHORTS GIFT BOXES foot ot 0 terrificoll'f low price. All the wanted colors in LIGHT OF SUMMER ; w..:. '-c- * '■ w -■ Densely tufted low loop pile is wov­ 9 9 Juaisr, Pn-Taaa waah and wear shorts to en to foke lots of wear. See it only keep Poj^ cool all sum­ mer. at Sears. 9 ond 12-ft. width. Sq. Yd. Saanwr Skirl* • v’.'' $ 3 9 5 UP Patws'Nyl** Orig. totolaCani 4.9B. 5.98 ...#•*. 4.fS

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This is one of,the finest all wool i :-,,vS Hot weather cord* and box 10n% automatic wash and Two-ply tropicals finest, carpet'volues we've ever offered at 5 m v i bss loomed tropicals.-'17.95 val­ wsar. Harmony trifn. $9.95 most luxurious' summer SI I Bloaias ues. values. ■la'cka. $10.95 values. ony price. It's designed with tight­ Dolivirg Corpot ly woven oil wool jsile. If looks mag­ ond Piimifuni 9RlS-ln. $toir Traadt Or Up To $200 * 5.88 * 7.88 * 8.80 nificent with either modern or tro- ■foir Undarfoot Serfaty 2.91 3. 6 ” ditionol furnishings. See it today. *t 1 •« -9 4 9 2 . . , * 11.50 2 * 1 5 (0 0 2 . . , * 16.9 0 . Made of ccmpoaltlon rubber to protect atain from mara and White, paatala; prints. rn n U b m , raduoa. noise; provide aafoty underfoot Spatter pat­ yo u Mifst Be Satisfied OrYpur Money Sack tern to alow to ahow aolL Easy to'clean. In 3 colors. P- i ■ :V-- ’ t M E N 'S S H O P Sf.. MoRd w tar 8TORR nOURSt MANCHESTER Pre-Teen SMIM SUITS. ’ 78V M A IN ST. sh o ppin g Group oiHf. 5.98 to 8.98. Moo., Tnaa., Bat—>M a & 1 PARXAINB 2.99t. 5.99 ■. ■ ' W." I'i* Wad., Xlmra. FTL—I t mm. HMainfl-lgil‘ lABttt OE. eotton plid^ by, fauou^ m ski^.' j a M H H i i W M p W .M II .III llill I i J II lUhlli I I III _ . J ‘ • ->\-i ■ f- . 'ft*'? ■' ' •'7 y ' 'f'- ‘ .. - l. ■' 7 ■ - ''^-- 4 . \*-i. - 1 ‘ MAl^CHBSTER BVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, KNffl PAGE NINETEEN ). MANCHESTBSt CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, ' FAOB ilGHISEN MANCHKSTEB fcVKNlNO *HBSi Ttan Typa Spaelal : am OtaMM far DaJ BAltY CROSSWORb PUZZLE U Dad'a ayw art Mnaitlva to BUGS BUNNY UUR BUAKDING UOUSB with MAJUR HOOFLB tha atreng aummar aim, why not provide aoothing comfort with a ______EtoiUc sue VA CM T>1'-1 pair of I raltdy-to-wear SUN L lffO N WHILST Wt;i / Answer to Pfsvious Pui^c Bargain^ Rat astlkf swiilwi.M9 i / QLAaBBS from OPTICAL ITTLE •wisg syies eltaic MSdHs|t WAITIN* T O TH' BAR, 747 Main Street. Or, If y M W r r jW T / ' Working Poopit ahat pmtUt tm , cemlon- wows,UR ' Dad alraady wears glasses, PRE­ •Ms WPfMI » •( t MW Listed by SCRIPTION SUN GLASSES lew priM fse su sfefd, ..JtUSESMOfiE The Inquirer would benefit him. ^ ENSUSHTHAM ACBOM tPIastie th b :p la Ve r $ ingredient t<—^Artvar tDock worker Still Yielding over 5 Per Cent . WiLDON DRUG CO. OOIHATABLE M l Main Street— »n TESfJl$-MATCH 4 IU seeks. 4Danetra "W e auggest the purchase of a ■ .Yl'W M a U en ta e^ use them im U TY HOLDING COMPANY llPelirter'e tXngBfa stock. Detailed Information re­ product iB^m ngtr garding this company may he had A Gift of Comfort and PloMure In the Swim of Fashion It lUlUiix 1MM7 7 0 ^ 8 pra«e Up Dad*s Chair The RpetUght li am DsUI bv writing or calling COBURN Put a "Happy Father*! Day” taZ Th« 'CoH «g*' S*t! I f you don’t quits know which ISHcreldle band 8 Customs Catering to a Dad’a comfort A I’Rose Marie Reid" BATHING AND MIDDLEBROOK, INC., «29 oh any one of the comfortable SUIT from CORBT CASUALS, 18 Golfer's f Optraile solo pleases him deeply. Why not have 1 ft would bring the moat pitaaure Main Street. Mitchell 3-1105.” M a r e n d a i daviea 10 Deer track 27 A newapapar 41A pawnbroker Rockers or Lounge-trChairs from his favorite reading or. lounging Dad or to the appis-of-your-eya 887 Main Street, gives you every­ doea K 18 Musical 11 Hardy haroina man arritas it FRAZIER’S FURNITURE SHOP, ch^it'’(^upholstered Or slipcovered raduats or to a June Bride, step thing you’ve always wanted in TRAVEL AGENCY cempoalttons 43Cbango 307 EAST CENTER STREET, and Rean-Stiiffed Tomatoes and Ranon IT Egg dish t t riddling and g ^ e r iy ^ tightened up, plump­ into the newly-enlarged SCANDI­ ewim wear: Flattering fit, hlgh- Ingredients: 6 large tomatoes ItUnciTlUzad Roman dSHoUon watch Dad’s eyes light up. Or, NAVIAN CRAFT SHOP now lo­ 18 Concerning ed u d made to look like new. fashion, comfort, quality. The (about 2 po\inds), salt, pepper, 18 Asylum St., Hartford onas 38 Spanish 18 A draftwnan itMergansar choose foY his own pleasure, a cated on Watkine’ main Door. MANCHESTER UPHOLSTER­ fabrice etay new looking In spite can pound) pork and beans Tel. CHapel 7-5857 BY y. T. HAMLIN to A butchar measures did it 46 Form of . FRAM ED ■'Thlenes’* PR IN T, an Yuu‘11 marvel how one area can 1 (1 ALLEY OOP ING CO. 24 Birch Street doea ex­ of mm-and-salt water punishment. ■ells these 14 Church 81 Ducks bUliarda oil reproduction of scenic Rock- hold ao much that la exceptional with tomato sauce, 2 slices bacon. ,.reL»(* TO pert work right in their spacious What a pretty mermaid you’ll be Method; Cut,a thin slice from the Authorized AffenU For All err him t l Printers* service 38 On the water 47 Great Lake port or Cape Ann. A distinctive and tntereiting. Especially for shop here. Watch Dad’s eyes light when you own a "Rose Marie top of each washed tomato. Cut Rail, Air and Steamship lmcd messuraa , 15 Century plant (Sarords) 48 5UssiIe F’LOOR LA M P designed wltlY an Father’s Day there ere he-man up even as he mildly protests. Reid" from CORET CASUALS. »4 My ttNIshta bWera 26 Mountain 88 Wish 80 Female . Antique Rifle base will ^ a n (? e ICE BUCKETS, imported STAINS, out centers' in plug shape; scoop Lines •«KTB I t Conitructad saint (ab,> Gladden Dad’e heart with some­ nymph 40-----and tods any room. Visit this charming also Pilsner GLASSES from Swed­ thing outstanding to wear from out seedK with teaspoon or, fin­ MSpoken gers. Turn upside down to drain. Manchester Aifent shop tSmorrow and see'the many A Shortont to Summer lloauty en (now half price. 7Sc each), gen- JOE GARMAN MEN’S SHOP tTPiniih Make an appointment with Sprinkle Insides of tomatoes light­ HAROLD BELLS tasteful items that ate perfect for eroualy-atzed ASH TRAYS hand­ dotvnstalrs; Imported tie, shirt, to More solitary SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. 983 ly with salt and pepper. Fill to-- Tel. Ml 9-7442 t t School book any gift occasion-. made In Denmark of marble mosaic sport coat exuding quiet elegance! Main Street, for a cool "A N G E L­ tile. There are TIBS and Greeting He’ll wish Father’s Day came matoea,wilh beans. Cut each bacon 14 Raid IC” H AIRCU T of the month. It’s slice crosswise Into pieces.; place Cakes DMwrated fo Order CARDS that convey your "To Dad mors than once a year. 8 tS Dress demure and provacative to match a piece on top of each stuffed to­ For QRADtJATION or FA­ With Love", message. M Watch the spirit of June-time festivities. mato. Bake In shallow pan In hot IT Tsthera TH ER’S D A Y nothing pleases the Carpeting Plays an Active Role You are invited to come in for a (400 degreea) oyen about 20 min­ RANGl IB Pack guest of honor quite as much as a This Is Living Right here In Manchester Is one FREE COIFFURE CONSULTA­ utes or until hot through;'bacon \MI 40 Ancient Asian v e ^ special CAKE personalized On Father’s Day. let Dad do just of Connecticut's newest and flneat TION. It’s exciting to know that a sho\ild be lightly browned. Watch 41 Constallstion with name and message. PIN E what he wishes. He’ ll choose to re­ Carpeting Specialty Shops, the • UEL OIL talented staff has several sugges­ like a hawk to make sure no to­ 42 Helmet part ' PAS*rRY SHOP, 658 Center lax in heavenly comfort with feet MANCHESTER CARPET CEN 45 Lanced tions for framing- your face flat- resting on a smart HASSOCK or mato caves in. Makes 6 servings. GASOLINE c a r n iv a l BY DICK TURNER Street, fills special orders care­ terlngiy.’ If the wedding invitations TER, 308 Main Street. If you are 49 Confession a modern casual STOOL you se­ moving Into a new hom« (or even 8289 fully, trimming, decorating, frost­ have been mailed,, remember that Mutual Funds 51 Wsr fM % lected St W ATKINS. 985 Mein St. if you are not) WALL-'rO-WALl. 10-16 88 ITihetmen ing a cake "as you like it.” M IN ­ SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON h*B For maximum safet.V, Income CARPETING creates a feeling of WITH TMI N!W use it IATURE CUPCAKES add a fes­ a special service for BRIDES and Elastic thread Is good for sew­ and growth, you should check the Walked tive parly touch to all your sum­ apaciousneae ar\d luxurious well PAH-O-RAMA B ANTLY OIL BY AL VERMEER' 88 the attendants, giving last minute ing buttons on coats end other advantagee of MUTUAI, FUNDS PKISaLLA’S POP 84 Ventilate mer entertaining. Tempting PIC ­ being. You will find here a tre I -oil' \M . |\( , attention, to hair-dos. Ask for de­ heavy garments to keep buttons An exrlUng date dress, designed available at vour New York Stock 88 Turns off NIC FOODS (rolls, cookies, fruit anendous selection of 1959 pat­ tails. Mitchell 3-8951. from coming off too soon. especiilly (or teens, to S2W mono­ Exchange Member. SHEARSON, ; 'I '1 UN I iti i.i course bars) arc oven-fresh dally. terns, weaves, textures to har­ HAMMILL AND COMPANY. 913 86 lampreys monise with your decorating tone or with two’ blendin"" fabrics. Take Tour Pick Dad Is ‘lUng* Main Street. Mitchell 3-15T1. TEL Mitchell 9 159S 87 Permit Potato and Spinach Soup theme. No. R2R9 with PATT-O-RAMA When you are offering cheese Father's Day is fast approach­ Ingredients: 1 can (10 1-2 is it. sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. Bust 30 ROCKVILLE TR 5-.1271 DOWN with fresh fruit, have two varie­ ing. A visit to HARM AC M EN’S to 36. Size 12, 32 bust, nonolone, ^ Hata Off to DaAST thing in silver or stainless steel this convenient location where Main Street. FF'S POKE WENT W. Yes. fathers do like useful, serv­ a fine Jacket, Sweater ot a Robe dering and ironing to TWO HOUR chowder? Then dip the spoon (tray, serving dish, platter). Dad there is always plenty of parking iceable gifts. Please him with for lounging or the beach. Keep SHIRT SERVICE. Don’t have to toward you. When eating thin is top man on the totem pole this and where top-notch work it something "wearable" from MAR­ "him" snug^snd dry in all weather- get out Of vour car; just roll up cream aoups or broths the spoon Sunda.y. Please him with a de­ guarantee. Help a busy Dad keep LOW ’S 867 Matn Street. A short- rain coat, ^ e memory of F.ather's to the D ftlVE-IN WINDOW. should be dipped sway from you. The Inquirer pendable new watch, a smooth- well-groomed. For FATHER'S sleeve SPORTS SH IRT is a wise Day 1959 will linger long If Dad performing pen or perhaps some D AY give him a SHOE SHINE selection for sizzling days ahead: unwraps a "Gramercy Park” SUM­ Jewelry enhanced with his lodge K IT that has polishes, creams Shantung, cotton, nylon of every MER SU IT next Sunday (or a emblem, his initials, or his birth- brushes to make shoe care effi­ color and many patterns. There "Michaels-Stern" or a "'Oqurtley “And ]u9t whocc Idas w m H In the firit plcoc that he stone. cient. are broadcloth and seersucker Clothes” )! Yes, you’ll And the per­ JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD b* brought back down h«r* to ro«4naet tho erinw?” PAJAM AS tailored in middy or fect answer to providing a happy coat styles. Round out Dad’s sum­ Father’s Day right here at C. E. nmsoNAUt. juocsznoNT mer wardrobe with SLACKS that HOUSE A SON. think SHS'LL chance HER AMNP...ANOaiNT hold a neat pleat, resist wrinkles, MiwyawoNiHc WON'T 6IVE OP EASILY, BY ROUSON have a cool, porOus weave. Then Real Hpliit-urtem LITTLE SPORTS there are "nES. SOCKS, S LIP­ We couldn’t take our eves off FLORAL CENTERPIECBS just n s s Y v e a v e s PERS, a fine leather W A L L E T or A 6 U H s r matching LUGGAGE. Make it a nnpaej^cd a t HARRISON’S, 849 Omr.VOl) AMSHT - day to remember with a sentl- Main Street. There Is something WAHTTODO menUl GREETING CARD. Shop so fresh and inspiring about each 80MeTHiN» MARLOWS. Individual one, priced 82.99 to ABOUT 84.99. A ' carved teakwood stand Southera Asparagus holds a white porcelain dish. Ailed with Aqely-ground white shells out ^ » Ingredients: 1 pound asparagus, H cup boiling water, ^4 teaspoon of which "grows" a lily of the salt, 2 tablespoons butter, 2 table­ valley plant, or a miniature flower spoons sliced pecans. arrangement or a vine of green s r i ^ 7 Method: Snap off asparagus’ foliage. All are made of plastic to stay at this perfection peak with B. C. BY JOHNNY HART tough eiids; pare off flbrous outer covering up to buds with swivel- no dally care. Add refreshing in­ r terest to a coffee table, a wall WANT ME TO HELP YOO ' ' t h e r e 's n o HURRVl ^ blade vegetable parer; wash in BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE shelf, mantel or a bedside table. VO C K PO K VtSUR &LASSES, i don't a c t u a l l y n e e d t h e m *. r I'D RATHER S ir cold water. Place in deep 8-lnch NOW IN ITS 3rd BIG WEEK skillet with dome-type cover; add jMCANWtmj A CALM VOlCt HIM TVI OUKim c l u m s y T HERE AND ENJOY For Rnd-of-Day Comfort «M> TALK* TO IOOM-SOOM..i boiling water and salt; cook rap­ \ 1 y '' THAT M O O N . Next beat thing to barefoot com­ idly just until tender-crisp to \i / / — 8 fort for Dad on Father’s Day would V/ V . L 1 10 minutes. Remove to hot he a pair p t "Daniel Green" SLIP- Kiddie Fair’s Biggest Annual Promotion! plates; keep warm. .Wash and lE R S from C. E. HOUSE A SON. dry skillet; add butter and pecans *rreat him to glove leather luxury, BIGGER and BEHER THAN EVER BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT — and allow to stand 'over low heat or to emart corduroy that are light until butter just turns brown; stir on his feet and sooooo comfortable ALL HRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE ~ ONE SOLID MONTH O f TERRIRC BARGAINS! often; pour over asparagus. Make and good looking,-Dad will say, 2 servings. "Thanks a lot" and he'll really mean it! *The Quickest Way THAYER BABY CRIB To a Man's Heart . . , .* Good lunch: A vegetable cream, rtlLL FRONT PA.NEL. 8 POSITION AD.IUBTABLE SPRING. With Father’s Day this Sunday, soup followed- by corn fritters, TEETHING RAIL ON ALL 4 .SIDES. MAPLE, WAX OR WHITE. REG. 529.95 4 If why not treat Dad to a full-course crisp bacon and maple syrup. — ALSO — dinner at M ILLE R ’S RESTAU­ Use either fresh com (cut from MORIY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl RANT, 10 Eut Center St., wliere the cobs) or canned whole-kernel fTP»" Me can order his favorite steak, corn for the fritters. • COMFO-PEDIC MATTRESS Reg. $14.95 VBNUe^WHXBHEfe chop, fish, or poultry that is pre­ ^''ATBUPtRIOR CONJUNCTION AN ANCIENT LADY DEI.UXE INNERSPRING CONSTRUrTION. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD WITHN0ARM6. pared srM seasoned to a king’s Vacations Are for Fun TOTAL VALUE VSNUft 16 160 MiaiON MILE6 tastp. lip-smacking good! The EXTRA HEAVY WASHABLE COVER. 544.90 FROW THE EARTH." MORTV You’ll want to look daisy-fresh, WHAT* restaurant is CLOSED ON SUN­ crisp and feminiae'every minute of A DAYS, but Dad won’t mind cele­ that precious "two weeks with I WONDER WHAT VENU6? brating early. .pay" and you will If you,.own a ' A VENU6 » . 2-pc. DRESS SUIT priced only 9 5 You Save A Salute to Dad 811 at BURTON’S. 841 Main Complete MONTGOMERY WARD COM­ Street. Pack It into your vacation P A N Y has grouped together on luggage; the wrinkles simply fall m.95 NOT EXACTLY each of its three floors some of the out. Any way you wash It there AS ILLUSTRATED "most wanted" gifts to please is little or no ironing required. BUY ON 0 1 R LAYAWAY. CHARGE PLAN or BUDGET PIJtN . . . fathers of all ages. Just inside the Have time for vecation fun. ro­ door is the Men's Department dis­ mance, relaxation. A t BURTON'S playing a dazzling assortment of choose from seersucker, dacron- SPORT SHIRTS (and Dress cotton or fine pinwale cord with Shirts) alao French - designed' slim skirt topped with a fitted or HOBBY SPECIALS T IE S , boxed cuff links and slide, a peplum-waist jjacket. Blue, gray, aleepwear and swimwear and navy In nr^ssy and Junior sizes. HUSTLER .049 AIRPLANE ENGINE .....12.98. CAPTAIN Ra s y BY .LESLIE TURNER sweaters. In the Furniture Depart­ ment are comfort-giving recUner- "Beet Buys in All 46 SUtes* VITAMIN i/,A PLANE K IT ...... 12.00 vnrite ncKBRMa por an a r t loungers anh hassoc){a also attrac­ The "FLA G D AY S A LE " con­ (Excellent 'Trainer Model) T R a A M n WHICH WAS LOCATEP tive lamps for his desk. Cater to MR. ABERNATHY BY RAI.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY RBCtNTLV. Z HOPE tinues all this wesk at GOOD­ SPECIAL O Q Regular' hi* love of the outdoors by adding YEAR SERVICE STORE, 71'3 $0 TO P*B5»NT IT TO y HASTIN to his favorite sports equipment BOTH FOR Value $4.98 • POTOU '' y e s , BUT )F WE'RE THt MUSEUMl yg MOURSVAT Main Street, offering store-wide for a fabulou* (fishing; boating, golf), all to be participation. Hata off and 4 salute, •WINK01» 60ING TO BE seen on lower street floor. Ease ME EVERY SWEETHEARTS, I to the genuine red, white amd blue figura .. . our' his lawn-mowing chorea with an SA.VINGS on "Weitinghouee" re- . . . Be Sure To Ask For Kiddie Fair's WKY? WISH VOU'D STOP efficient POWER MOWER. frlgeratore, electric ranges, dish­ ASIONG ALLTHESE •‘LO -NU FF’' washers and dryers. Thrill Dad-on "GOOD DEAL" ON EVERY ‘ QUESTIONS. A email' thumb tack placed in Father’s'' Day. 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THE ^1' Don (i Herald Angle -'X, Ghaves Cheney Bat ion *r EARL YOST in Row, All Complete Shot Put M ark Broken Smitb and Prior S|M>rtii Edtlor TestarfajCs faMtHs Naw York OhicaKO 1 .485 Tops, Stata Qualilierg York, June 17 (TP)— fwho nuTt* Off with • ^4 -Viclory* The Giants scored In file third# The Brave*, *but out for 32 ln*#thetr fifth decision In the lagt six ' Two Stroke Handicap* Siw Reliever Roy Face figured In his Claveland 4, Boston .1 By ^ O ’Brien on Coast There were snickers last at Loa A^ij^lM. on Hobie Landrith'* double, a *ac- ningi before a basea-loaded walk Detroit at Baltttr.ore, PonqKmed Seven male golfers at the Manchester Country Club carry' PttUbtirfh tigbUnMl Its hold on riflce and Jim' Davenport’* sacri­ gave them a two-out run In the 37th victory since he last lost (May Bm b I* im ith • Taouaiy spring when Manager Mayo fice fly, It*a the only run Newk'e first, wrapped It up with four runs SO. 1958) by getting the last tw«v KAnaas <3lty at WaMilngton, B o b R u k u s Fri*r, Iwa MaiMlMbtar tw'o stroke handicaps—lowest assigned by the Handicap Com- thirds just * gam* behind the Oi* Postponed Smith figured the big guy on antw by beating the CSiicago Cubs, allowed In 18 inning*. The big in the leventh after two were out, outs. Ernie Banks hit his 18th Pomona, Calif., June 17 (/P)-~With only 68 persona wstch- Hlgli Mlfart. wet* tha anly mittee—al this aUge of the season. The list is headed by Lee righthander put It away when homer for the Cubs. W. Pet. O.B. auaeaaahu MaaahMtor pMjran his Cincinnati' pitching staff 5-2. St. Louis swept a twi-nlght ending Johnny Podree' winning' 38 .579 — ing. Olympic Gameii chsmpion P»rry O’Brien fihfittered his Terry, 1959 Club champion. Other two' handicap players are pair from Philadelphia, S-1 and Daryl Spencer tapped Into a string at ■five. Singlee by Casey C8«y.bl«ml .. R u n n e r - u p hi' jraatarfiay’g OaMMeieiit might be Don Newcombci O A R D H ^ PHILS 1-1>-The Chicago •••• 38 .559 1 own world record in the shot put last night with s heave of 68 SUta Maa*i Amatavr 4«altty* Roll}' Mandlv. Stan Hilinski, Ed I^oika, Einar Ixjrentzen, Stan Newk? Sure he won 87 In 1950, 5-2. game-entking doubleplay with the Wise, Hank Aaron (who slipped • • • tying run on third and the winning below AOO for the first time this Cardk’ made it eight out of 10 as Detroit ... > 82 27 .542 f feet, 8 ihches. O’Briep’fi, listed record, 63 feet, 2 inches, wsa lag rauBfi at StMtCarfi. ‘Matczak and Red Smith, the fine Manchester High captain but he was washed up. hadn’t even Wllmer Mtsell (8-3) beat-the Phils Baitimore SO 29 .508 4 end low scorer tld pwt »prlnK> been able to win 20 over two sea­ REDS S, GIANTS 1—Newk. run oh first after two singles. season)-and Frank Torre, and Dtl m*de. in Los Angeles In 19,56. Siaith, eaptata a< thla saaFh '• • • Crandall's two-run 'double - did it. In the. opener and Bhmle Broglto, New York . . 28 29 .491 5 - By PAT BOLDUC The big ex-Unlver*lty of Cali­ acheal haya, aM Friar aaM had Mapdly'UP45-52-M) »nd Hlllniiki| son* alnr*. who hasn’t lost since he dropped 26 29 .473 , fir ■ his fourth May 10, stretched the BRAVES 5. DODGERS i —t«w Podree (7-8), 1-2 at home and 6-1 who had loat five, won hta first In Kansas City Leflfialder Frank Cliave- fornia afar was competing at Mt. 71 rauada. Smith araa M-8S (1W6-5T) ar« former Club cham- So who’* the ac4 of the Red* tha majors with LIndy McDm ISI's Boston ,.... 25 84 .424->9 plona. Player* wiUi fo\ir handicap Giants slump to three games with Burdette won his lOth for the on the road, had m string of 17 captured batting honora and San Antonin College in 8 special —17 a«d Friar MAI—11. staff? Big Newk. Winner of »lx scoreless innings before that first perfect two-inning mopup. Hal Washington 25 34 .424 9 competition designed to give him FalUiif ta qualify tram tha rating* are Gary Bryant, Burt a sIx-hItter, walking none and Braves, but failed td go the dis­ Today’s Game* ianky Boh Rul,;us was the No. Carlson, Alden G.llhertson and Jim straight, all complete game*,, with striking out three. The sixth-place tance frd the fifth time in. a row Inning run and hadn’t lost since Smith homered in the opener for a chance at the record. He had Maachatler Oeuatry Chib wera a S.OO earned run average and April 29—when the Plilts beat him the Cards and Glno Cimoll hit a Chicago at New York, 2 p.m— 1 pitcher with the Cheney made ssveral good puls In the Art tVIlMe Jr. aad Staa IUHB' Gordon. Carrying four atroke han­ Reds didn’t give him a lead until when the Dodgers, shut out for Moore (1-4) vs. ’Turley (5-T). dicap* Ricky Ander»on. Dick Gor­ 4-0 Against the slugging San they roughed up Mike McCor­ seven frames, scored, twice In the by the same score. two-run homer In the first iiining Toch brvelial! team thi.* past 1'I ' Southern. Pacific AAU meet here gkl. Haak Haafa, a fomwr Francisco-Giant* after he chopped '■ * .A of the nightcap, clinched on Stan Kansas City at Washington. Inal Saturday and said he liked local player, aaw a aaMibar at man, Jim Kirkpatrick, Skip MlIIl- mick for both runs In the eighth ninth. John Roseboro’s double and 8:06 p.m.—Carver (5-4) vs, Paa- spring. The Rangers recently ken. Art Steven*. Ed Trayfil* and them down again last night, 2-1. Inning on Vada Pinson’s 11th Hom­ a walk brought on reliever Don Me-' P IR A T E R 8, '(CCBS 1—Bob Muslal’s triple In the fourth. completed their .bird season under the ring here andxwould like a Indlaa Hill, qnalMad frith a M* Joe Wall. .4,. Into sixth spot. Paul Khoury horn paat Stata Aiaataar aad Of** ■trokea Naxl In line} come' Anne p.m. ing .485 batting average. Chavet’ Southern California fVeahman ered and Red O’Neill and Ed champ* antemarteally qminfy McBride 45, Peg NStevens 16, | i Seven Straight Wins Cleveland At Boston, 2 p.m. excellent ■ stick-work just barely Dallas Long had tied O'Brien’s Duclog^ tripled for the losers, who for tho Stata play. Eivelyn Lorentaen 17 and Cora An- Major Laagua ,DetiV)lt at Baltimore, 2:05 p.m. edged out the versatile Rukus, who existing mark earlier this season. oiithlt Finaat 14-9 at chartar Oak deraon and Mary GangeVere, each Swede Unim pressive, stroked 16 blngles in 36 at bats for The two will compete Friday and Park, Flrttbt’i first inning,, uprt* 18. Former Club'champl''ked anNaverage of four game* It was the fifth time thla aea­ out in the ninth, uid defeated .the (6-6). AMERICAN LEAGUE four ba^ belter^ In son McLish has come close to While Sox 3-1, losing his bid on a Baltimore and Maxwell, Detroit, Blocked Punchee Milwaukee at Los Angeles, (2) Hoyt Wilhelm I* pitching the Bal­ a fabulous .519 average, and Valcl- loop. Individual M80|r is Harmon * week In wie Little League this homer. 14. uUs (11-36) .306. In a wild gan-- at Waddell Field Killebrew with 22s. Weteran Jim i acaaon the Vi^way point being nailing that long-pursued second After spearing Bill Johnson 9 p.m. Spahn (8-7) and Jay (2-4) timore,'Oriole* to a lofty place In last night, Sullivan’s Red A WlUte shutout. This time he missed by * • * Pitching — WHhelm>. Baitimore, with some stinjrlng left jabs, he vs. Koufax' (2-1) and McDevltt baaeball. ■Vaiclulis was the top RBI pro­ Lemon has 17 and J^nny Callison, [*»'^hed last \i^dnesday T^o of YANKS 8. WHITE SOX 1— The 9- 1. .900; Larsen, New York, 6-1, Stand outlasted Manchester Opti­ a rookie like Killebrew. ha* 18, to Manchester * W»>st baeball players. Inches-when Marty Keough’s conflhed himself to trying to (4-6). In their five seagon* of modem ducer with 14. two more than cal, 12-8. Scoring five runs in bi)th ik (Notre Dame) seventh-inning drive ticked out­ Yankees’ moved within a single .857; -Shaw, Chicago, Momi, De­ block punches. Some her didn’t Cincinnati at San Francisco, hlg .league ball, or.elnce the St. Chaves. Brown scored 15 runs to TJink third and fourth.. Runner-up | f^a^f^her Ed Wo. game of fourth place Baltimore be­ troit and Fischer, Washington, 5-2, the first and fourth innings the vic­ Ir Rocky CoJavUo of Cleveland with and ehortstop Ian Cole (Rich­ fielder Rocky Colavlto's glove and block, especially when Clarence 9:30 p.m. Pena (3-4) vs. Anlo- Loulg Browns became Baltimore’s edge Phll^ (duster with 13 and Ac- tors were, not threatened until the mond) are playliW with the St. got away for a home run. hind the four -nit pitching of Art .714. Floyd, a New York light heavy* nelll (9-3). American League nine In l9S4, the comazzo'and Rukus each with 12. fifth when th# Opticians rallied for to. Dltmar (5-4) who won hi* fourtl) Sbrikeouta — Score, Cleveland, weight crowded him. .Tohansson* Tomorrow’s Schedule Rukus and Chaves tied for the Slever*. hdma nin king In, 1957 Cyril's in the Hartfcr^l TVi League The New York Yankee* helped In a row. The Sox scored in the Oriole* /have been ,a second divi­ five marke.ra. NOW Daniels offers this aeason . . Dr. (^arlle Robbins 84; Wynn. Chicago, 82; Bimnlng, said candidly after it .was over. Pittsburgh at Chicago 3 p.m. sion team. 'Beat they coul4 do was most hits, 16-apiece, two' more than Frank Kopcha stroked his eighth with 42, "slumped" to .39 last Cleveland along by defeating Chi- first Jnninr on a double by Nellie Detroit, 87; Wilhelm, Baitimore, Milwaukee at Log Angelee 11 Parker’s total. year to trail Mickey Mantle (42) placed second in the A.A.U. 12- cago'a second place White Sox. Fox and Sherm Lollar's single, "Four good days and then this— 76-'76 for fifth place in 1954. They homer of the season. Bill Dixon en­ mlle. road race in Munson, Mass., 60; Ford. New York, 55. the fifth. And with all the boxing p.m, never could make the first divi- The diminutive Parker belted joyed a perfec 4-for-4 perform­ of the Yankees. Big Roy. who may 5-1. The other AL gamea, Detroit then m.inaged only a pair of sin­ Cincinnati at San Francisco, three doubles While Vaiclulis, Jim wind up in the Yankee outfield be­ last Sunday. The former Manches­ at Baltimore and Kansas City at gles by Norm Cash, In the fourth National League writers and Jack Dempsey watch­ eion. ance, including hia fourth homer, \ ter High and UConn runner was Batting — Aaron, Milwaukee, ing. I waa not so fast. It was one 4:30 p.m. WILHELM’S GRIP Mendilto and Accomazzo each and Frank KInel also went 3-for-3 fore many more weeks pass. Is the Washington, were rained out. and sixth, the rest of the- way. Only games scheduled. If the Oriole* don!t make It this only Washington player to ever clocked in 1:08.10. Pete Konway of Dltmar walked but one, struck out .398; Burgess, Pittsburgh, .347; of those days.’' collected, two. Rukus accounted for for .Sullivan’s. Bruce Csppa,' Bill Greenfield broke the tapeflrat. » • • The European heavyweight year It will not be Wilhelm’* fault. says Whitey Lockman; now Hoyt’s half of hU tejjm’a eight triplet. The win the AL homer crowm, four. While, St. Louis, .346; Mays, San He has given the birds new- wings teammate with Baltimore. The Mann, Allan Gryzh and Jo)in Kel­ INDIA.N8 4. RED SOX 1—Mc- Billy Pierce (7-7) was the loaer. Francisco, .335; Cepeda, San Fran­ champ used his right sparingly sui Rangers, who totaled 12 doubles, ley did most of the hitting for the IMMEDIATE Odd* and Ends With an unorthodox khuckleball Giants' traded Wilhelm to the failed to hit a hor^e run. -Biggest Ix^agiie Li*h, now 6-3 after winning his checking the Yanks on three hits cisco, .333. he has done in all his workouts. that batters can’t'hU and catchers Cardinals early in 1957 for Lock- loaer*. John Wemak of Maju^heater Hits —■ Aaron, MllVvaukee, 99; Still, they insist the right Is the t e a m BATnNO AVERAG1M Sullivan’s ...... 500 52x-12-16-4 Managing Fort Worth, Tex., In first five, then losing three until they broke a 1-1 tie with can’t catch. ' High has been selected to\play straight since May" 12, picked on two runs in the sixth on Mickey Pinson, Cincinnati, 83; Cepeda, big punch—the punch that man. G AB H BA Optical; ...... 010 151- 8-12-2 the American Assn, one of three with the East team, in the aetohd San Francisco, 81; Mathews, MU* WiUtelm la tha" moat remark- Hoyt went to Cleveland on F. Kinel, G. Kinel (5) and Hig­ Triple A claatification leagues in his favorite pigeons to become a Mantle’s triple, a hit batter, Hec knocked out Eddie Machen in one waiver* In the fall of' i957 but Jarvis .... 1 1 1 1.000 i annual Nutmeg Bowl All-SUar winner again. He beat the Red Lopez’ double and Bobby Richard­ waukee, Hoak, Pittsburgh and round. A slugger devoting all his Pitching—Art Dltmar,- Yankees -ahle pitcher In baseball today. Chaves .... 12 83 16 .485 gins; Ix)dge and Janicke. the country, is Lou Klein, former football game Aug. 29 at New P^a- son's sacrifice fly. That nipped * Mays, San Francisco. 78. Hta record aaya so. He 1* 36 years each time he pitched In 1968. he National League inflelder. Art Sox for the fifth time In 'a row time to a jab Is something like —Gave up only four hits for 6-1 seemed to lose by one or two Rukus .... 12 36 16 .444 DELIVERY ven'a Bowen B’ield. •Ziemak ls\a ROUTER—Ingemar Jo­ •old and the way he pitches he NA-nONAL. LEAGUE Ceccarelll of West Haven, who since last .Tune 26, giving up six young .jinx for the champs, who Home Runs - Mathews, Mil­ Mickey Mantle spending an entire victory over White Sox, walking Brown ..., 12 30 11 .387 quarterback and will graduat) were 0-2 against Pierce for the year waukee, 22; BJinks, Chicago, 18; spring training practicing bunts. Bhould be tossing his fluUerball runs. His record was 2-7 llul the Despite a drizzling rain Dave Svas up with the Kan.aas City A’s hits, walking but two and striking hansson hits" the road hut one,. striking out four and al­ light hitting Indiana couldn't af­ Parker 12 39 14 .359 Friday. .Boh Tangarone of Rock) out six for hla first complete game and had loa' flv* of Iheir last six Aaron, Milwaukee, 16; Robinson, Dempsey watched ■ carefully lowing only a pair of single* over for another five years. Vaiclulis . 12 36 11 .306 Rohrbach. allowed sight hits, In the big show, is a teammate of Hill got what every golfer will derisi(ms against the stubby south­ Cincinnati and Cepeda, San Fran­ outside of Grossinger, That’s what his ,ql4 manager, ford the luxury- of his knucklebali walked three batters and fanned on many models in many colors M'oe Morhardfs with - Fort ,since May 8. He's 7-1 life against from a ringside seat in the ski the final eight Inning*. |- Accomazzo 11 38 11 .289 tell you is an Impossibility s par paw. j cisco. 15. house where the indoor ring is • N. Y. The Swede is sharp­ Leo Du'rocher, keeps telling every­ because Cleveland catchers led the Mendit-U) seven in pitching Green Manor to Worth. President of the A.A. Is ioston. Hittlng—Don Hoak, 'Pirate*— league in passed balls. In Balti­ 12 41 10 .244 an 11-8 triumph over Garden Grove and a birdie on the same hole. It Pitching - - Face, Pittsburgh, pitched. After the wor-kout, the ening up for his heavy­ Had ftiree hits In four trip* break­ body and everybody keeps ask­ Sullivan .. 12 26 6 .231 Eddie Doherty, former piiblicl.st happened on the par four 13th The Indians plunked the Red 10- 0, 1.000; Elston, Chicago, old 4-1, Manassa Mauler did a little weight title bid against ing Leo: *’How come you never more, he has Gus Triandos, and last night at Buckley Field. AI for the Boston Red Sox and a Sox back into a iastr-place tie with ing'a 1-1 tie with a two-ont. two- HOYT WILHELM Cuater ... 12 31 6 .194 hole at Goodwin Park, Hartford. Yalp'fi Highest Award .800; Antonelli, San Franci.sco, 9- bobbing and weaving in explain­ -atarted Hoyt w)ien you had him sometimes Joe Ginsberg, to. han­ Hence 1 2 0 .000 Neubert, who scored four times, friend of this writer for 15 years. Tangarone hit a good drive, then Wi^hihgton on a two-run homer Floyd Patterson in New run double in the ninth imifaig for dle his dazzling knucklebali. Their paced the Manormen with .three \ ,3,-.750: Mizell, St. Louis, 8-3, .727; ing hia reactions. 5-3 victory over the Cub*. with the Olante?”/ His ninth, victory, a shutout Seekinga . 1 1 0 .000 13ie biggest league in total a good aecond ahot, then gjt 4i by Dick Byowm in the fifth inning New Haven, June 17 (/Pi—Gerald Podres, Ivos Angeles. 7-3, .700. "It Isn’t fair-to look at a man York-, June 25. main problem is to keep their over Kansas City, saw him go un- hits in four tripe, Jim LeSure went teams in organized baseball; the! birdie. against loser Ted Wills (2-2). It Fritnk Reply Hassett .. 1 1 0 f .000 2-for-4 for the Grove. And then hia par. How Jones, . outstanding Eli hockey Strikeouts — Drysdale, Los once and make up your mind *n wasn’t smart enough,” Bays knuckles free from Hoyt’s knuck- .der the one earned run per game American Assn, lists 10 entries, come ? Well the birdie is now at was 'Brown’s first of the year, Angeles. 103; S. Jones, San Fran­ about him,” he said. ‘"This is a ler. mark. . . ^ Green Manor .. 340 82x-ll-ll-2 Fort Worth, Charleatdn, Dallas,}his home. It's a parakeet which but Cleveland’* 18th in the streak player, has received Yale Unlver- DurocherJL/i quite frankly. Totale ,.. 12' 81* 102 .824 Garden Grove . 070 001^ 8- 8-2 cisco, 76; Spahn, Milwaukee, 72; European fighter, fighting a Eu­ ^ Wilhelm's May' s'hutout over the Finger the Pitch That’e a dazzling figure for his Denver. Houston, Indianapolis, | was walking on the fairway.' The — one shy of the AL record for aity’a hlgheat athletic honor — the Antonelli, San Francisco and ropean style. Maybe he is hold­ Actually, Wilhelm throw* a fin­ Rohrbach and Cone; Hurley and seven ^mes^ held by the 1936 Akins Hits Comeback Trail, ■ 4ankees marked his seventh vic­ first 90 innings of the aeaeon. Troy. Louisville, Minneapolis, (3maha| golfer picked it up and continued William Neely M(tllory Award. Mizell, St. Louis, 68. ing back. Maybe they do it that tory of the^beason writhout a set­ ger tip pitch rather than a con­ EASY MONEY and St. Paul. Morhardt, who on his game. Yankees \and 1940 Red Sox. Jones, a senior, received the 1959 way over there. * ventional knucklebali. He places The Huntersville,. N. C., native award from the university yester­ back. He two-hit the champions the tips of his index and middle pitched nine years In the minor T Pretty Good Left Faces Unbeaten Cuban Welter In April and last September leagues before being brought up Lexington, Ky. — (NBA) Larry ESliott, slugging Wilson, day. which said of him: ’’.. - On the Game Postponed ’Til say this about him. He fingers of his right hand near the Tomy Lee was purchased for N. C., outfielder, received *■ re­ field of play and in his life at Yale tossed a no-hltter at them. seam. This gives the ball less by the Giants. The Orioles got him is a strong, rugged fellow in good Baltimore Is shy In hitting from Cleveland for • the $20,000 $6,720 as a weanling. The colt ported $30,000 bmus for sigiilhg (he) represents the highest ideals Last night’s ..scheduled softball shape. He has a pretty good Miami Beach, F)a., June 17 spin. II comes floting up to the won. $213,460 as a. two-year-old. in the' Pittsburgh Pirate system. of sportsmanship and Yalf tradi­ Akins, Who used to be which makes Wilhelm’s pitching plate like a grapefruit but when waiver price les* than a year ago. exhibition between the Doctors left and he looks like he might —''HTgtt Sport Schedule H's the bebt deal the Orioles ever tion." and Lawyera at Robertson Park throw a pretty good right when welterweight champion, hit* what ail the more remarkable. He ap it reaches the strike zone the ball peered in 319 games with'the New acts like a toy balloon caught In made and that’s saying a mouth­ waa postponed due to the weather. he gets around to throwing it. He he hopes will be the comeback ful since Baltimore has 18" play­ Runs Batted In — Banks. Chi­ The game has been rescheduled looks like he doesn't fight too trail tonight against undefeated Today York Giants and never started. He a wind atorm. - w as, their ace relief man, help Wilhelm led both league* with a ers who came up the ptj Free Installation ■and failed to regain it in a return Thursday, June 18 Inglewood, Calif., June 17 (85—#ln the 1100,000-added Hollywood bout, Texas ’turfman Fred Turner Jr. Derby June 27, Turner said: ”I’ll Rodriguez scored seven knock­ Norman’s vs. Ansaldi, 6—Ver- planck.' call* Willie Shoemaker the> beet run him .if they let me tie. his SERT C0UER5 MACGREGOR Carter's outs in 21 flghtJ, including a no­ rider In • thoroughbred racing hut weight on In a sack, Instead of decision contest. His victoms ih- , AftN vg. Optical, 6—Waddell. Man. Auto vs. G. Grove, 6 — aayg he'll never ride Tomy Lee haying a jockey.” . No need to wait! Daniels ha$.}u$t raealvad another lar^B clude Charley Scott who had upset again. ’Ihimer left the ('jflnite impres­ Golf Bquipmmnt MOfbR WASif Ri^h.Dupas. Buckley. WORK CLOTHES Haptljit vs. Temple, 6:15. — Shoe booted Tomy T^ee to victory sion he Intends ot get out of. racing iMpment maje$tic Cadillacs. Right no5^ you can \ Ylie 22-year-old Cuban will be with this statement: "I’ve got my­ T R IP L E M, fighting a men 10 ye-’-s hia senior Nebo. » in the Kentucky Derby over Sword 1^’ For Painters, . Phone vs. Teacher*, 6:15 — (j||.Dancer but Turner contends the self Into such a.mess now that I've > lact the Cadillac of your ehoica and gat immadiata and may try to wear down Akins :*Jockey’a agent, Harr.v Sllbert, \1o- got to quit.. I’v^ got the best horse S T O R E S ^ 'w-, k I . * • .^ Carpenters, Plumbers^ with his speed and aggressiveness. Charter Oak. ' In the world In Tomy Lee and the Friday, Jupe 19 lated on agreement last week, so ; livery. Never bafora has Daniels had such a fin# ^•l•e♦ial1 The fight "wiU be scored on the he Is thrc(ugh yriljlv him. finest old man there Is training fqr 681 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-6111 Fishing Suppiies 10-point must tystem, with the Aceto ,vs, Paganl, 6:^— Ver- Turner, who made a fortune lii ■me In Frank Childs, but when you winner of each round' getting JO planck. J. <^1, also threatens to pull out of get in a situation where you don't TED WILLIAMS* - of new moldali, color schamei and beautifully styled in- ^ pointa and the loser nine or lem. Suliivan’8 v*. P*F, 6 —Wad­ racing and turn his stable onto his like the rules, you had better not $ 2 9 . 9 5 M A R L O w i It will }}e televised nationally dell. farm. • play the game.” CASTING A Q . teriprs. Price! start at $5,500* Iasi liberal trnd«-in an , , ■^r over ABC, starting at 10' p.m. Greeii Manor v«. Medic'*, 6 —, But he also says he’s going to Shthoemaker, who has shown the Friday, June 19,8:15 COMB. * ^ O .T O hurryl (DST). . Buckley. , have a statement outlining hia ability to keep Tomy Lee straight your present car and financing can be arranged to m ett ; ' thoughts on the situation. It Is be­ on his courae and his mind on the TED WILLIAMS’ mm race,' has taken Turner at hit ^ ing drafted bY a lawyer and Turner Stock Car Races. .WMIlt'S fAVMlITf your requirements. Why not stofi in today and- let ui U/89 fliiwto ^ aaya he’ll present It to the turf word. Although it waa assumed gPIN OAST Shoe would.ride Tomy Lee in the owe CAIT Writer* at. Hollywood Park, prob­ COMB. * 1 9 . 9 5 ihovv you our mcTsEocunpleta display of these fin* mBtor / / ' ' ;/>VPMACHiNt SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY ably today or tomorrow. Hollywood Derby he has accepted C A * I'A P ' ”If the papers don’t print It word an offer from Howard Keck to ridC □ U FEATURE ■ •; / ;■ .V- ’ ■ .''i;!*. ■ ■ ■ , JOIN A Bagdad, who ran. second to Sword .. C iri. ‘ FiiE.PAim iisDuwny s e m k e - for word, I’ll buy space In the newspapers to get It In just the Dancer last week In the Belmont I'AP '"4 Stakes. , GOLF BALLS p r ic e d >vay I want,” Turner decihted. , " f e a t u r e .y to o l BOWLING B /m o 5 T miutomotive* , -• Tumerjs beef Is that' Shoemaker FROM . BEWAHHED BALLS Each bhould have ■ridden Tomy Lee In ^ 1 ^ 9 5 AMERICA’S FlNfcJST AUTOMOTIVE PARTS the Cinema-Handicap last week at Tuesday’s Homer# T IA ' ■J'j; Hollywood Park. A less experl- (Season Totals in Parentheses) IV TROHFIES •M odel Sixty*T)vo Coupe.' AC PRODUCTS • MALLORY ' encad rider brought Turner’s horde American League • LEAGUE In sixth, and he bdre out bj{dly/< Keough, Red Sox (35. SET OF6 IRONS *45.00 NOISY ■§■■■:r ■ ■ ; ( ■ . - .... ■! AT • AUTO-LITE • McQUAY NORRIS Was No Recret Brown, Indians (1). • ■ i’ . • . JVL',' ^1925 - Sllbert .said there was no con­ National League .*■ - GOLF BAGS From *7.98 »*19.98 1 ' POWER SYEERIHO • BENOiX BRAKES; • RAYBESTOS BRAKES tract for Shoemaker to ride Tomy Banks, Cubs (18).. ^ o o ro W H i* . X00 ASPHALT W X tn fiagt $1.70. Stieat. Ml 9-4887. ultiple listing / S-7300 after B. aaeh. Oraan Faint and Wallpaper, LAROB comfortable partlallv air- large lot. Owner tranaferred Sac- beautifully - landscaped lot. R. F. STANLEY BF m FUOM My UTTLi AUWAYS M Aia MY . Driveway sealer $1.$0 jallop- 3FIAY, R HW advertising Loam $S per yard. $I par oag. Hot at the Green. conditioned room, available f*n- ROCKVILLE — 24 Taleott Ave. rKice. Full price, $16,100. Call the Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5346, BEAUTIFUI*-*8 room ranch, 1% EXCELLENT HOMES RRAE-BURNFIN RBAWnr LAWN. MOWERS abarpeneo re­ aWtlTMlART? FACE fit s . WET? -St mix . asphalt, cniahed stone, Garden— Farm— Dairy tleman only. Parking, ett Mlddl- Well-furnished 4-room apartment. Blltworih Ml(itten Agency ' Real- or Robert Murdock,. Ml 8-6473, baths, enclosed breeaeway with MI 2-4372 paired. All work guaranteec Free Put DOWN,- BLACK8TONE autematle washer, 2-car garage, amealte drive, oil iilet neighborhood. Near bus. a,ASsiriKD auvbrtiskmkn j o b i t , h o u r s gravel. Nuasdorf A ^ a l t Plant, Tpke. Bast. Ml 3-6194. Adults only. Inquire first ■ floor, tors, M I 8-8930, or MI 9-6624 Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. pick-up and delivery. We. also oAooy,* Produeta ' 50 ^excellent numing condition Ml Mrs. Porter. heat, baseboard - radiktlon.. ap­ OVente«d brick Cape. Six flnlahetT sharpen ^axes, scissors chisels, 587 North Main St. MI 6-2437. BUY — S E L L -X t r a d e ^ 8:15 A.M. to 4:50 P.M. ' F-18S8. FOR RENT — Young professional $14,100—Compact 4 A 4 flat on Wal­ II proximately I'i acre, lot, large rooms, 'fwo tile baths. Fireplace. Want to tell your p r ^ r t y f pislaner blades and knives. »'runo NATIVE BERRIES, 49c a quart men-Almbered, paneled estate. ROCKVILLB — 24 Grove 8t., new­ nut 8t. Excellent location. Ideal shade trees Priced at’ a low fig- Oarage. L^rge lot. Greenwood, tnc., will buy (or All Moosk«. Ml B-07T1. ■ * and up. Discount buying on 8 Used 8ofaa .... $10-800 ly redecorated 2-rapm fumtehed COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CIASSIKIBD ADVT. I ------j f ------MOVIE CAMERA, 6 mm Call M I Kitchens, privacy, cool. Scan­ for a couple. T. J. Crockett, Reah NBW RANCH-Cholce location. lire of $18,800, Charles Ijssper- cash or work out a trade Ouiek quarts or more, Season Is pre­ dinavian^ P w car pool. $12.76. TR apartment. Inquire’ first door, tot', MI 8-1577, Built-In stove and Oven, comer fire­ ance. Ml 9-7620. H. B. GRADY. Broker MUNDAT Hu» FRIDAt lOtSO A.M.-^ATURDA1r • A ^. ALL TYPES of carpentry. Recrea- 8-0866. dicted to be short due to weather UMd Piano ...... $76 action assured. Call and gs$ our 6-1600. • apartment 9. place, attached garage, covered Ml :i.«009 deal, no obligation. I Hon rooms. Sidney Miinro, Ver­ (3oodyear or Flrestane, all 'irsts, oondlUone last year. Farmer’a flave ,10% on new unfinished CAPE—Jlix finished rooms, In ex­ patio, 120.900. R, F. WihoeV Co.. SIX ROOM CAPE — Full shed dor­ PLEASB READ YOUR AD non. MI 4-0725. not retreads Market, 819 E. Middle Turnpike. furniture. cellent neighborhood. City utitl- Realtor, <> Ml 9-6245, or ’ •arbara mer. fireplace. Insulated, open TA YI/IR ST, Talcotlvllle •*- Bily g r e e n w o o d . INC. M l 9*0474. ,,______' Summer Homes for Rent 67 tiee, fireplace, stbrm windows and staircase, knotty pine recreation ______ate taken over the ^ e n e a ceil- 600x16 $8.98 ex. Coffee Tables ...... $10 Apartments— Plata— Wpods, w 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Me! I'm a two-year-ttkd 'our roorn Ml 8-157T* er “Want Ads" 670x16 ' $10.96 ex. screens. Fenced van]. Excellent Ml 8-6472. jnom, hot water oil heat, com ranch 'With garage, garden and ^e^eeceTThe advertiser should road hla ad the PIB8T DAY lx Hoaschold Servlepy t “ Tenements 63 CAPE COD efficiency cottaaes. Ar- n0x36 $13.98 ex. Single Beds ...... $10 ■'Ot.i oondttion. $14,000. MI 9-0433 binatton windows ind doore,- cellar Owner BU 9-4183 evenings IF YOU,HAVE a home to sell and M P K A I l s 'i ^ REPORT ^ R U K S In ttnie for the nest I w r - Offered 13-A STRAWBERRIES for sale- Pick commodates 6. $50 weekly covere porch. shade trees. amesite 760x16 $14.95 > -c. THREE AND four room apart­ Ill want prompt'courteous service, liaa. llte BeraM is toepoiislble for only ONE Ineorroc* or omitted your own, 25c, 1758 Tolland Tpke. everything Write P, O, Box 864, ROCKIULLE — Neat .5'., room drive, good condition, Priced (or Whitewalls add. $8.00 WATKINS ments tor rent. Heat, hot water, call CleatynakhFelb«r Agency. taMftioa for any advertisement end Hieii only to the osfHit of a WEAVING of Duma, moth holes or phone CY 6-1006, Warehgm. ranch. 2ls yearp old. Basement ROCKLEDOE—New 4 room ranch. quirk sale, (jharlea I*eaperancs, l*ots for Sale 79 MI 3-1409. MI 9-4291. ■ COLE’S DISCOUNT CENTER USED FURNITURE gaa for cooking, electric refrigera­ Mass. 6-8 p.m. "make Insortloo. Errors which do not lessen the value of and tom clothing, hosiery rum, 488 CENTER M I 9-0980 Household G<)ods 51 garage. Ownen tranaferl-ed from 1% baths, attached garage vem MT 9-7620. the adverthpmw* not be corrected by “ make good" tneeetion. handbags repaired, sippet re­ EXCHANGE tor and gae stove. Call MI 9-4071, state. Asking $18,800. P. V. Ton- I>OT FOR 8AI.E on Cedar RidgeUEU*INO YOUR HOME? For POINT O’WOODS Beach — Good large living room, $18,900 R, r . placement, umbrellas :>epalred. LOOKINO—For a TV set *o\ your from 6 'o 7 p.m. gren, Broker MI S-4821. Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml ■'-6?'8, FIVE ROOM RANCH — Full base­ Terrace. Houae built to order., prompt, eftlclent, courtAOUs 04»v* men’s shirt collars .-evarsed and B— A — N — K S— A-.;^!/— E selection of cottages June 27 to ment with ftreplace. Plastered Call MI 3-7664. Ive and a|mralsing wtthoHir o l^ a * rODR tXWPBKZ.nON WIIX cottage or patio. We have several 16 Oak Street 4’4, ROOM, fully furnished apart­ July 11. Jane B. Wilcox. Realtor, or Robert Murdock, Ml $ 6472, Bar­ Dial M l 3-2711 replaced Marlow’s U ttle Mend­ COME ‘N ’ GET IT SIX ROOM Ranch, full base bara Woods. Ml 9-7702. walls, full Insulstlon. Isrge liv­ tlon c-aii S, A. Beechler. 'Hcaltor, BR appreciated recondlHoned seta available. Call ment, centrally located, heat In­ 432 Sargent Rd., South Lyme. Tel. ing Shop. Modem TV Service. MI 8-8186, 4 MONEY, MONEY, MONEY Open Thursday evenings until ment, attached garage. Green ing room wllli fireplace, hot M ANI^EBTER, Gardner 81, Ml 8-6969 Or Wesley R. Sm'th, At* cluded. $90. Call MI 9-680$. Lyme 4-7066. Manor. One block from Buckley Rural residential hullding lot. HlUs St. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, Closed Mondays IV water oil heat, ceramic lile aortaica. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi, Personals T r a fle n 6A DICK’S weatherstrip Com School. Alumlnupn storms and hath, garbage disposal, romblna- $1,000 Or best offer l.awrcme F. pie Liating Rcrvlre, pany doors and windows, .mstnrr THREE-PIECE -walnut hedronm ^ RENT—4 and 8 room apart- LAKE CHAFFEE — 4 room lake- screens. (Ireplace, srreened-ln Flann, Brokers. MI 3-27a6, Paul TORO 18” ROTARY mower. $89.95 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. mema. Adults. 709 Main. Ml- NEW CAPE COD—Shed dormer- tlon windows snd doors, city sew­ VACOITM CLEANEaiS ropa'r-eO In ELCAR "45-10” skylight • roof, work guaranteed. Call collect WII- get with spring and mattress. $60. front cottage, screened porch patio. Other extras. Undei $18,000. P. Flano, MI 8-0458 reg. $89.95 discontinued model). IS YOUR LUCKY DAY 8-2068. sleeps 6, fireplace, TV, boat, all overalsed 24x86. Near >wers erage .ind water, amealte drive, my own home shop. Port? veari Colored appliances, 3 bedrooms, llmantlc HA 8-1196. Phone MI 9-0708. No agents. Call MI 9-8678. school — complete (our. $15,400 Marlow’s, 887 Main'St. — BECAUSE IT IS THE DAY electrical conveniences, hot water, large lot. One owner. Immediate BOLTON, Hebron Road--in acres factory experience. An makse. low rugs,, storms, $4,000. Only $520 Ai/cF n /A ciyv ‘ (first depoaitlepoall holds). R. F. TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all A l u a t m M,, THREE POOM furnished apart­ shower. Available July-August by QUAUTT BUILT — 814 room occupancy. 4<4% mortgage may more or less, 800 (t approximate­ -rates, free esHmates. frw pickup down. Jensen's Inc., (always ri- FLAT FIELD stones for retaining ALBER T’S PUTS M ONEY Dlmock Co. JRealtor. Ml 8-624*r'^l>e assumed. (Carles iJ’aperanre. About Town liable) Rolling Hills, Ro AT YOUR LOCAL BANK COVENTRY LAKE—Secluded. 4 ert Murdock’ MO 3-6472. Franklin E Bevins, bio cbetulst . perlence Famous for service slnOe lation, fireplace In living room, •rs, kU 8-2766, Paul P. Flano, Ml at Mancheater Memorial HdOfittiil, 1958 PEERLESS Malnllner. Excel­ FIVE ROOMS, second floor of room summer .cottage. Available FIVE ROOM RANCH — With ga 8Bc WASH—Do tt yourself. Lucky 1981. Phone Ml 0-48OT tor beat SAVINGS OF 20%— 50% ON ceramic tile bath, built-in oven rage. 2 firaplarea, ceramic tile 3-04.58 , lA attending the 27th annual sen* lent condition. Owner mpvHig. REFRIGERATOR, excellent condl-: Manchester Green home, on bus weekly. Phone after 5 p.m. MI Lady felf-Servtce Laundry, ll sendee. Paintlng-T-Papering 21 Help Wanti^—-Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 PHILCO AIR conditioner. Like FURNITURE, APPLIANCES line. Call MI 9-5201 or kU 1802; and range, hatchway, all city bath. Amesite drive, large lot. To vention of the Amertoan Soolety Maple St (across Horn First Na- Best cash offer. M I 4-1258. new, $100. Value $890. MI 8-6139. Mem. $90. MI 9-2796.. j ______4-1245"or PI 2-7729. utiittiei, amesite drive. Near FLAT F m isH Holland window . RUGS, ETC. m U B ID B klANOR. Vernon — appreciste quality and workmen- Suburban for Sale of Medical Technologleta tot Phoe­ Honal Store Parking lu ll ROCKVILLE—Connecticut licensed HELP WANTBD-Msui 21-85 for Main Street bus line. Immediate Choose your own high wuodtr’ lot. ship,- see this fine home. Chsrles nix, Artz. Bhadei made to measure All nurse. Can live In If desired. Tel, part-time work, in children’s, shoe MATCHING couch and chair, odd Here is the story behind Albert’s 1947‘ CROSLEY t;heIvador large I COOLER LIVING! C U N T ’S NECK Heights — Four refrigerator. Excellent ’ running i«e w suburban residential $'/i occupancy. Charles LespCrance, For your new Ranch, Split or Co­ t-.es|^rance. MI 9-7620. W ANTED-Ride to Hartford Hospi­ Auto Driving School 7-A metal Venetian blinds < a new TR 6-9131. ■tore. Experience desired but not chair, TV, two bureauii and rale-' big bank sale on Thursday, Jufie j-oom modern cottage. Sleeps six. LAKE PROPERTIES—On the first 18m. Never before has an offer condition. Fair exterior. $50 Call room apartment, private picnic Available week of July 18th M I 9-7620. lonial, R F. Dlmock Co., .Pealtor, Rt Bridget’s Roaary BocleXy w$H tal from Taylor St. 8 mornings a low price. Keys made wMla you Fully covered by Insurance, Call necessary. M I 9-4666. cellaneous articles. M I 9-4267. Bolton Lake we have a large M I 9-9774 area. 15 minute to Hartford August 8th. August 26th. $65 per Ml 9-5245. or Barbara Woods, MT MANCHESTER —I-Jirg* oversized hold s holy hour tomorrow nlyHi week. MI I-48ST. MORTLOCK’B Maneheatar’s lead­ wait. Marlow’s. ; Edward R. Price, Ml 9-1008. DAY WAITRESS wanted, 11-6. Ap- like this been made to anyone. In EQUR ROOMS, plus 2 -infinlshed, year "round home for $21,000, an EOLDiNO PICNIC table, window addition to bona fide savings up to bridge.- half block to park and week. MI 9-4965. 9-7702, Robert Murdock, kU 7 6472. Cape, 6 finished. Nearly 2 cres eatata with 650 feet on the lake at 7:30 Tha R«v. F. ing driving aehool. Three akllled, ily In person. Oak Grill, 80 Oak hill basement, city utilities fire­ of land. An Ideal family setting RIDE WANTED to and »rom Pratt FLOORS CLEANED and waxed. screens, drapes and shower cur­ 2t)vS0% Albert’s will without CHEAP—NO But no reasonable ■wimmlrig pool plus A small apartment htiilding, Glynn, chaplain of the Moom of courteous Instructora. ClasB room PAINTING and ' paper hanging. It. Help Wanted— place, , hot water oil heat, com­ with children. P. V. Tongren, A Whitney Aircraft. Hours 8 a.m. Instructlona for 16. 16, 17 year Windows washed. Paint washed. tain set, oak tdble and other ar­ chti^e to you open or add to your offer refused. T\vo bookcase dou­ MI 9-4824 COLUMBU LAKE—New live room VII and a lot ready to hulld on,,On Good Shepherd and profetaor OJt First class work. Available now Male' or Female 37 house, all modern conveniences bination windows and doors, roll­ Broker. kU 3-8821, TR 5-6208. lo 4:4S p.m. Vicinity of Henry St. olda Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Von Deck’* General Household Fully Insured. Call after 4. * Ml ticles. M I 8-1887. present savings, vacation, Christ­ ble beds complete. Two chest on up aw.ninga. house and attic fully the second lake W(- have e small Mt, SI. Joseph Academy, will oon- Service. M l 3-3652. WAITRESS WANTED. Call MI chest dressers. One Mr. and Mrs. FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, Availaole August 1st on. Also COVENTRY—4'4 room ranch with "Anything In Real Estate.” Call MI S-1270. ______Director o f Driver Educetton. 0-6320. ^ OPENINGS for part-time work. mas or tax account 6% of your insulated, deep lot. nicely land­ but desirable cottage selling lor diict the holy hour. A tewrt moat­ 4-8918. MUST SELL at sacrifice. 100 ft. purchase! For example .. on a dresser with mirror, solid ma­ sunporch. Garage. References re­ available Sept. '59-June '80. Win­ carport, beautifully landscs) td lot. $5,300, and three lakefront lota M l H-7S98. ’$40 guaranteed for 6 evenings scaped, many shade trees, excel­ amealte drive, perfect condition, 8'» ROOM Cape Cod, shed dormer, ing will follow. • s p e n c e r CORSETS and^brar ex­ PRQFESSIONAL p a p e r h anger. 16” Weldjolnt garden fence, $9. $500 purchase you will receive $25 hogany with spun silver finish. quired. Adults only. No pets. $76 terized. Call Columbia AC 8-9234 with artesian water. On Andover work per week. Call Coventry, P I Bolen HUski Power Ho, Brigge A per month. Phone Ml 9-0482. lent condition, quick icctipancy. R, F. Dlmock Co,, Realtor, bfl tile bath fireplace, open atalr- pertly fitted to Individual meaa- ATTENTION taenagera—Ages 16 Buildlng-^-ontracting 14.. Workmanship guaranteed. For in cash which will be deposited In One complete living room, one ______’______Charlea I*eap«rance. MI 9-7820, esae, riot water oil heat, recrea­ I*ake We are proud to have for orfirera and membars ef the uramenta. Doctors’ presertpHons Help Wanted— Male 36 2-5653. Stratton engine, $90. Shopsmith Frigldalre electric stove, one WATERFRONT cottage. Coventi*y 9-5245. to 18. We teach. Claaa room, Stkrt free eaUmates call collect Col­ the bank of your choice! I*ake. Lots of privacy. Boat and tion room, porch Shade trees, sale a real neat summer home. British American (31ub will meet filled prompUy. efflclenUy Mary A IX TYPES of carpentry work with 20 attachments, $130. Corona Norge refrigerator. One Daystrom ■tHREl! ROOM apartment. Refrig­ $5,500 is the price snd eaper- at the.rlubhoiiae at 7:30 tomorrow r . MtJ>artland, BU 9-1994. Free home pick-up service. 'I'hrec done, alteratlona, dormers, roof­ Dick Gregolre. \ portable typewriter, $10. Call MI BONUS dining room set. Everything Im­ erator and stove furnished. MI rooms. Basement garage. $14,600: vni cludes furnishings. T. J. Crotkelt, ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-5981. Quality control man Situations Wanted— 9-m i, M I 6-6614. ance Ml 9-7820. olghi and proceed from there to - Instructors, no walHng, C i'i Mr. 9-0591. You are also eligible to receive an maculate. Must be seen tO' be ap- ANDOVER—Lakefront year 'round P. V, Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321.' UNDER CONSTRUCTION, lew 614 Realtor, kfl 3-1,577. the w , r. (Julsh Ftlneral Home to PAINTING Interior and exterior. 'Teacher Female 38 - ...... fc I III Mlclette, Manchester Driving EXTOA CASH BONUS If your ■preciated. Inquire 114 Adams St., AVAILABLE July 1—3 rooms with home. Boat, two fireplaces, ahow- room ranch, basament garage, FOUR ROOM Cape pluli 2 unfin­ pay reaperta to Robert McConpOU, AntoinobOes for Ssle 4 BIDWELL HOME Improvement Free esClmates. Very reasonable. Accountant SIX ROOM Older home, good BOLTON—(Tuatom built ranch with Academy. PI 3-7349. purchase is among the largest dur­ South. heat, stove and refrigerator fur­ er, continuous hot water. MI choice location, built-’.-i ato- e aiid ished. -All city utllitlea. full baae- a member of the club. Co. AltaraUona, addlHona ga­ Call TR 6-4969 or TR fc-5798. Chemist TWO 670x18 snow tires. MI 8-0608. condition, oil heat, garage, city basement garage for the '''HA ap­ rages. Roofing and siding experts. Draftsman BABY SITTING by the hour. Eve­ ing this BANK SALE. nished. $85 monthly. M l 3-0067. 9-0815. 6n 9-8747., oven, ceramic tile bath, amealte menl, oil heal, amesite drive, I ARSON’S ConnecUcut’a first U- $100 To the person making the sewerage * and water, amealte combination windows. awnings. praisal of $15,900; a recent raocVi FOR SALE—19S4 Lincoln Capri. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Bookkeeper nings or Sundays. M I 3-8445. M APLE BEDROOM get. $86. Full drive, completely landscaped lot. with 4 bedroom.a and 2 car garage The Senior Choir of ttie Cbmmu-' cenaed driving school .rained. .. largest purchase during this FOR RENT—Attractive 8 room drive,' away from Iraftlc. but still $18,000. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Realtor, Excellent condition throughout. Sacrlficf. MI 8-6347 after 6 p.m. Certified and approved, la 'ow of­ Unexcelled workmanship. Easy No job too small. Reasonable Salesman LAWN' MOWER—very, good condi­ size g s i range, $10. M I 3-1281. for only $19,000; and 2 new onee nify Baptist Church will not re­ CX>LLEGE student desires baby side.. apartment available July 1. Phone Wanted to Rent «8 close 'o "echool and btis line. kn 9-6245. Priced St onlv $11,900, Charles fering claasroom and behind budget terms MI 9-6495 of TR rates. Call M I 3-8729. Waiter tion. Decent offer will take It. Priced at only $11,500. XSiarles under conatnictlon tn the Center. hearse this Friday avenlng. but BEFORE YOU BUT a used car sitting job. Weekdays. Exper­ Call after 6 p.m. M I 8-3884. $7,5, To the person making the sec­ M I 3-6055. l*espersnce. Ml 9-7620, wheel' InstrucHon for teenagers. 6-9109. Porter f o u r ROOM apartment with I*esperance. M l'9-7620. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. Ml 3-1577. will meet at the 9:31) Sunday morn­ see Gorman Motor Sales, riulck Farmhand ienced. M I 4-0238. ond largest purchase during Musical Inatrnments 53 —.- - - ______A ing Inatead. MI 9-6075. ANY KIND of catpentry and cabi­ COMBINA'nON Electric and oii this sale. FOUR LARGE rooms. Heat and stove, refrigerator, heat and hot ATTRACTIVE Cape, 6 'i finished Salea and' Service. 386 Main Courses and Oasses 27 Strawberry picker water. Adults. MI 9-9044 from MANCHESTER — 4-ro!nm ranch, FIVE ROOM ranch 8 yeara old, city ft n e t MI 8-4871. Open evenings. net work done, fioneat end relia­ I HIGH SCHOOL senior desires baby stove: $35. Cedar closet with chest. $50 To the person making the electricitv furnished. $95 mopth- BOLTON—Ansaldl built Ctolontal 7 rooms with full shed dormer. Plus Greenhouse worker BiUJDWIN Acrosonic-■ plaqo. Vic­ Iv. Call Ml 9-2868 or MI 9-0876. 5:30-7:30 p.m. centrally located. New aluminum' water .ind aewera. sear stores and Kenneth G. pin n er, gouth Wind­ Business Services Offered 13 ble workmanship. Call Roscoe ELEC3TRONICS—men and women Tree pruner I sitting hourly, dally or weekly. T R 8-6337. third largest purchase during torian period One year old. IJke | J.- rooms, 1'4 baths. Nice location, knotty pine recreation room. I 'i ■chooia. $18,300. TR ,5 1472. sor. a teacM r. at Barnard Junior WANTED — aesn used cars We I Phone, M I S-6796. clapboards, city water and sewer­ $17,000. R. F. Dlmock Co,. Realtor. Thompson, MI 8-1898 tor . eaU- 16 to PO. Get a well-paid t><>aUion. Tobacco worker this sale. new. Sacrifice, $725. M l 3-5268. SIX ROOM duplex, central. Heat, age, $12,900. Phllbrick Agency, hatha, garage, patio. Nice neigh­ High Schpdl, received the degree buy, trade down or trade any- FOR SALE—Twin bunk beds with $25 To the person making the Ml 9-5345. ELECTRICAL work by Wal* Zema- mates Learn Electronics, Television Weaver hot water, stove, refrigerator, Business Property for Salt 70 kU 9-84$4. borhood, very convenient. Owner FOUR ROOM Cape Cod. screened of maslte of arts in education at thlny. Douglas Motors, 888 'fain. nek. Prompt efficient servli.e. servicing In two evenings e week. mattresses. Like new. Call MI fourth largest purchase during FOR SALE —'.Beautiful teakwood tranaferred. Oall kU t;1433. . porch, fireplace, aluminum CARPENTERS, exparlanced In Lioom,^lxer Situations Wanted— Male 39 3-1956. automatic washer. $130 a month. XVIH commrncement exerclaaa held at Guaranteed workmanship. MI ” Leam-by-dolng” . Evening class Screw machine set-up man • ) this sale. piano from Denmark. 'Srti'Bli tip- Call MI 3-2785 before 6 and MI MANCiHESTER— Three acres of CUSTOM BUIT.T 8 room Cape. 23 storms, artesian well, oil heal, the University of Connecticut Sun- OLDER CARS, mechanics oape- building and contracting, altera- $10 To the persons making the 9-8976. starts June 39th at CkinnecHcut's Milling machine operator SLOW gasoline powered Gq-Kart ,right, excellent tone. Unique In 9-9801 after. commercial or Industrial land. ft, living room. Fireplace, tile one acre land. - all landscaped. day^^^ He received hla bachelor o ( elals, flxll yourself cars, always Hona, addlHona, porches, e*c Spe- ■ WANTED—Chain saw work, trees fifth to tenth largest purchases America. $1390. TR .5-1,590. 4fi ROOM RANCH, like new, fire­ MANCHESTER School hiia at door, 18.500. P I Oldest Electronics School. Call Toolmaker for two. Suitable for child 6 or Has 4 room house on premises. bath, garage. Reduced (rr quick loanee degree from FItehburg a food aelecHon. Look behind our RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any m aka- clallzliw In cottagaa, garages, aid- cut. Reasonable rates. Call PI during this sale. Phllbrick Agency, ktl 9-8444. place, ceramic tile bath, amealte 2-6178. office. Douglas Motxrri, 338 Main. Hartford: JA 6-3406 for informa­ Doughnut maker ; 2-7558 between 1:30 to 4:80 or any over. Phoile M I 9-4695. IVi ROOM APARTM ENT, heat and sale. Pifione Owner M l S-5221. $14,600—Raducad. Bxtra large 4 State Teachere Collega in 1960 and cars. amplifiers, phonographs and Inga. Guaranteed Workmanship. tion, New England Technical In­ BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW drive, attached garage, ful' price MI 8-0781. Machinist ' time Saturday and Sunday. hot water. Gentleman preferred. $11,900 R. F. Dlmock Co. Teallor finished 6 room cepe, nase- served three years In the U.S. changers Over 47 years total ex­ stitute, 66 Union Place, Hartford FOR SALE—Leaving state. Porta­ BECAUSE GRAND PIANO for sale. Reason­ MI 9-1688. AD 8-4798. CAPES—Varied selection ranging NEED A CAR and had your credit Engine Lathe operator able. MI 9-4081, kU 9-5245, Robert Murdock, kfl ment garage. Legal Notice. Army. Re holds the rank of cap­ turned down? Short on down pay­ perience. 90 daya guarantee on all 8, Cohn. ble Sylvanla TV* set, all stations, 1 You save a full Farm and Land for Sale 71 in price from 818,400 on up. In­ work. Potterton’a. Ml 9-4587 FOR ALTERATIONS, additions, Sheet metal worker 3-8472, or Barbara Woods, kU I $14,700-Asklng. Six flnlahed Cape. tain In the Army Reserves. ment? Had a repoaaesalonT Don’t cabinet work,_ garages etc Call ‘Meat cutter CARPENTER, first class desires 6 months old. $145. Call M I 8-2629 20% to 80% FIVE room flat, garage. Adults. No vestigate our beauty with 1'4 AT A COtJIlT O f PROBATE held 2 You receive a 6% pets. Call at 21 Elro St. after 5 BOLTON—Approximately 6H acres baths, full dormer, solid brick, ga­ 9-7702. City water and aeweo. lit Manrh^fH^r, within and fnr tha . five up! See Douglas Motors, 8*t GONDER T V Sales and Service. Oirardin Woodworking. Free esti­ Painter, work, $2.25 per hour. CH 6-8161. after 6 p.m. of land with 650' frontage. Ideal niBtrict of ManchFatFr, on the 13th day The MATES will mast at T:S0 Private Instructions 28 BANK BONUS Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 p.m. rage or any of the nine other Aasumf money saving of .Imio. I!t5'> 4h# lowdown on the lowest down Servicing TV. auto, home, hl-(l. mates. MI 9-8938. Stone mason location. Reasonable. S. A. Beech­ XIX 4% mortgage." tnnlghl at the home o f Frank Mar- and smallest payments anywhere. Roofer S You are eligible to Cape Cod styled homes " ’e have. ProAent. lion. John J WaiUlt, Jiidca. Quarter Of century of satisfied TU TO RING -7- Elementary school receive an EXTRA BANK TWO BALLERINA length evening ler, Realtor, kn 3-6969. All central to schools T, J. Kfitato of Anaaiaala rhtpohia MoaKi* chesp. 86 Oakland St. Plana for Not a amall loan or finance com­ Cement finisher Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Boats and Accessories 46 BOLTON—CenteiyRd., — Ranch, $16,800—Nice six room. Green service, Ml 9-1486, M l 8-2731. teacher v/ill do private tutoring BONUS dresses, blue pink, 34 bust, 24 THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Crockett. Realtor, MT 3-1577. — ---e I hf ManchFAtFr. In aald DialrlcU I the food sale to be hald tomorrow pany plan. Douflaa Motors, 833 Roofing—Siding 16 Plumber FOR FARMS and land tracts with­ I ’s hatha, garage. beautifully land­ Manor Ranch, Ifftrngre | docFHSpd. all aubjecta to Grade 8. MI 9-0886. NOTE; If you anticipate making waist, size 10. Originallv $30,. $35. ment 'vith shower. PI 2-7541. city utllitlea. I Tlip (idmlnlitrafor fiavlnx FxhlbllFd night at the Lynn Poultry Btora Main Street ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Bus driver FOR SALE!—Pedigreed Chihuahua. now $15 and $20 Worn once. MI in 25 miles east of Hartford. scaped lot. $197500. R. F. Dlmock at the Parkade will be diacusoad. R A Y ’S ROOFTNO GO., ahlngla and ! Must sell before June 25. $28. MI 8 FT. M INIMIX Hydroplane. First a purchase 8 to 6 months VERNON—Two year old expand­ tDi AAA A.iriaa.- •$ A adiiilnlBlT*tlon arcouiit with Maid friendly service on your Ellectro- U.S. CIVIL Service Tests. Men- Loader operator $50 takes it. Call M I 9-8486. 8-7088, THREE ROOM apartment, second Lawrence F. Flano, Broker, kti able Cape, bullt-ln -G.E. oven Co., Realtor. Ml 3-5246. 124,000—.Aiking;. Main "t.. largn 4 j,, |j|j, court for allowanrp. it la The group will than watch a night CHEVROLET 1949 4-door station lux (R ) cleaner. Pick up and de­ built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Shovel operator : 9-5403. from now you would be 3-2766. bedroom Colonial, 0|id k r e d . Thai tha 25th dnv of wagem, radio, heater. $160. Call women, 18-52. Start high as $95 wise to consider making floor, neat, hot water, gas elec­ range. ' combination aluminum I .IiiHf, I9S9, si t»ii o'clock, forenoon, st softball game under the lights in livery. Call Electrolux authorised tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Well driller 18 FT. ‘‘(BRUISER’S VacaUoner,” tricity, stove and refrigerator "xx hatha. 9 ft. hallway, pla*’ Robertson Park beginning at'8:80. M I 9-7864. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9 -^ 4 ; Ray week. Preparatory training until LABRADOR Retriever puppy, six It during this BANK storm windows-, near schools, .__ J : "if Prnbtls Office In the Municipal sales and service. Ml 9-0843 or JA' appointed. Thousands of jobs Bus or truck mechanic like new, stored Inside, save over Wanted—^To Buy 58 furnished. Rent $77, Xfl 3-6940. 4'4% mortgage, MI 3-4028. ered walls, fireplace, 14x80 ; Building in said Mancheelfr, he and Jackson. Ml 8-8826. ; weeks old. AKC registered. ME SALE. All purchases' can Houses for Sale 72 MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ IF YOU ARE looking for a good 3-0108. Please aak (or Augustli e open. Experience usually unnec­ T V serviceman $500. Price $985 firm. M I 9-0330. living room. 2-car garage, the eaine li aaelgned for a hearing on The strawberry festival, spon­ Kamlenskl. Gauge grinder 3-9705. be made on a ’’LAY ATTRACTnVE 2-room furnished lonial. fireplace, built-in stove oven citv water. seV'er, side- 1 ">e p} adnilmetiatlon clean used car, - regardless of COUGHLIN RtXJFTNG Company essary. Free information on jobs, AW AY” basis without any WANTED TO BL^ $13,800 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom 471 PARKER ST.—Cape O d . Six , . : Arcmiiil with lald fmrIf. aarFrlalninenl sored by the Ladies of St. Jamas, Sendee station man 1957 MERCURY Mark V I tank and apartment, private bath, en­ finished rooms with full shed dor­ and dishwasher. $17,900. R. F. v.-alk. bu* line. 70x2d«' hflrii und ordFr of mutHDullon, and mske, year or model, w » have HAROLD * SONS Rubbish Remov­ Inc. Aluminum siding, aaphalt- salaries, requirement.^. Write to­ cost to you. Good ueed reeaiaMe furniture, ranch, ceramic bath, hot water tonight from 4 to S o'clbck, will them. We have cars from $75 to day. Lincoln Service. Pekin -55, Route man FREE—Six kittens. Call M I 9-5109 stand, excellent condition, M I also small upright and opinet trance, porch, all utilities. Ideal mer, fireplace, 2 baths, storm Dlmock Co. Realtor. kU $-5246. Ideal for large family or this rmiri dlrFciB that notlCF of th« al-Paper and ashea. Csl) MI aabeatos roofing. Also aluminum, 9-9563. 20% OFF ON THESE (or newlyweds. 34 Union St. • heat, full cellar, large woodeC lot. tiiDF and plar^ ABBi^nFd fot- nald hFar- be held in St. Jamas’ School .-.hall $3,600. Over 60 to choose from. Illinois. Photo engraver — or 284 Green Rd. planoa, windows and screens, good s iz ^ prol^lonal officei. Ing bB fiyFii to All p«mon« known im 9-4034. gelvanlzed or copper gutters and Factory worker, 2 years high 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Carlton W Hutchini. kll 9-5132. rather than on th# grounds. Oakland Motors, Inc., 367 Oak- leaders.. Ml 8-7707. kitchen with plenty of cabinets. XXI hf }nlFr«ltFd tbFi'ftn to appear and hF school;-* BLOND, male, Cocker puppies. 7 "Economy” ...... $188 FOUR ROOM apartment, 95 West BOL'TON liFard Ihff'Fon bv pubiiBhtnK ^ copy of iTand St., Manchester. Open eve­ CXJNNIE’S TV and Radio Service, “ Charm House” ...... $279 Watkins Used Furniture MANCHESTER — New 6-room Nice lot. Convenient to bus and Woodenware assembler weeks old, $25. Call 11-2 Ml Building MateriiUs .47 Middle Tpke. Electric stove snd stores. I*oc.ated In Bowers School MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co-, , ihlB order in boiiiu newapapar having Temple Chapter, Order of the nings. hll 3-1446. available all hours. SatiafacHon ROOFING SIDING, painting. Car Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 "Honeymoon” ...... $396 Exchange ranch, 2 full baths, bullt-ln oven Cook Driv«, 4 room ranch,,;.ji rirculation in f$Hid Diitrlcl, at i^am E'astern Star, will have an eSeial Siding man 9-8941. refrigerator garage, heat and hot area. Call'Owner MI 9-0971. lonial. I'a baths, breezeway, two- $10,900 guaranteed. Call MI 9-1616 pentry. Alteratlona and addlHona. WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST "Holl.ywood” ...... $488 ''' " 15 Oak Street water. Call MI 3-2785 before 6. and range, 2-car garage. Con­ car attached garage. Built-ins', Im-1 inspection. June 34, starting with Cellinga. Workmanship vuaran- IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT - A Foundation man venient location to shopping and ® ^ uig. and bv malUilg on or boforF June Temp. Peg Board, 4x8 12c sq. ft ‘ ‘Bbuievard’ ’ ...... $595 COLONIAL — Seven room older mediate- occupancy $22,900 R. E .! IS • 1W9. bv c’prUfled ninil. a ropy of a dinner at the Masonic Tem]^Ia at 1M7 PACKARD 4-door sedan. Good TAMKIR TREE Removal— land teed A A. Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn multitude of monthly Da ’ments Construction laborer WB BUY and sell antique ann used TWO ROOM apartment. All Im­ schools. $18,900. Down payment WANTED—A home for two'little Disappearing Stairways $23.95 ea. "Aristocrat” ...... $898 ■home on Vernon St. Moderr kitch­ Dimock Co., Realtor, MI 3-5245. $14,800—Bolton Lake. 6 room ranch, thia order to Kraink MoBkitle, 527 Burn­ 6:.H0 p.m. Reservations for the din­ miming condition. Call MI 8-8i095. cleared, firewood cut. Insured. St. Ml 8-4660. may be lumped into one second Oil burner helper fumit*jre, china, glass, ’’liver, pic­ provements, lights and hot water $1,890. Philbrlck Agency, MI ham 8l.. Mnnrhefitpr ('onn.: Anna V. Carpenter kittens. Call after 4. M I 8-2817. %” Birch Plywood 44c sq. 3 years to pay—Free Delivery, en with dishwasher. Dowmslairi ------' double lot, full basement. ner should be made with Mrs. A l­ Call MI 3-8742, Paul A. Ell'son. mortgage with payments of only ture frames, guns, attic cr dents, furnished. Will be available July 9-8464. KildiRh, 2k (inlon St.. Manrhejiter, COUNTRY Squire 1951 Fordoma- Dishwasher Comer Chbinets $35 ea. Free Set Up All 100% guaranteed bedroom and (till tile bath, 3 bed­ X L I I $14.900--New 5 'i room ranch, Conn., AnantABia A. (''haponJn. 527 fred J. Chareat, Birch Mt. Rd., Bol­ $22.25 Rir each $1,000 you need. whole estates Furniture refln- 1. kn 9-.3715 after 6 or JA 8-0596 Burnham St,. Manrbejiter.. ronn . He, excellent throughout $S50._ 42 M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ 6 Panel Col. Doors from $8.95 ea. Free Storage until wanted, rooms and bath on second floor. ton. The officers 'wUl hold a re- Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A Dial CH 6-8897 and as'k .Frank Apply Ished and repaired. Furtnture Re­ any time. 61-1 ROOM Cape Cod, shed former WEST SIDE-rNew listing. Two- basement garage. * acres CharleB C. Chaponla. Clark 8(.. So. -Dudley St., Manchester. ice. Full time, RestdenUal. com­ Articles For Sale 45 Combo Doors from $14.95 ea. regardless of time July -)ccupancy. Price $14,300. hearsa'l tomorrow night at * 8 Burke or Mrs. Carter how- Con Conn. State Employment pair Servtceyand Sales Taleott- tile bath, fireplace, open atal family, 4-4 duplex, 2 twin-size bed­ wooded lot, choice of Windnor. Conii i mercial, industrial. Attics cellare, ROOFING—Specialising r» pairing Caaeipents from $42 ea. COME IN THURSDAY case. Hot water oii heat, recrea­ Earle 8. Rohan, Realtors, kn colors. JOHN J. WAI^J^Krr. Judge. o’c|ock in the Masonic Templs. nectlcut Mortgage Exchange, 15 FOR PROMPT delivery o' rich JUNE 18th, 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. vllle. MI 3-7449. SECOND floor, four room rent. Ex­ rooms, excellent location. Handy yards, lawn mowing high grass roofs of all kinds. New mnf^. gut Lewis St., Hartford. Servife.>806 Main St., 8d A 16d Ctom. Nalls $10 oer ke tion room, porch. Shade treea, 3-7483. 1963 BUICK hardtop. Call MI loam, sand, stone, gravel nd (Hi cellent condition, all facilities. to bus, church snd shopping, "tood $16,400 6 room split level In one I.IMITATION ORPKR cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml 9-9787. ter work, chimneys cleaned r i- Manchester Exotic Wall Paneling A—L—B—E—R—T—S good condition. Charles I «sper- AT A COURT OF UROBATK. held Deborah Ransom, 9, daughter e f 9-3949. Call Ml 8-8603. WANTED-r-(7anoe In good condi­ Near Main St business center. investment property. Priced to sell, of Bolton's . nicer sec- paired. Aluminum aiding. St' from 24c sq. ' ' 4.3-45 ALLYN STREET tion. C a ll'M I 9-1.505 after' 6:80 Box V. Herald. ance MI 9-7820. taraii. Aim\y •• Manchfetei. witfili) rihI for the Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ransom. 876 FLOOR SANDING sind refinlshtng. H«lp IVanted— Female -35 $15,200, R. F. Dlmock Co., Resit , tions. Plastered walls dish , rti.lrict of Mam heaU-r, on Ihe 12»h day 1998 CHEVROLET 310 four door years’ experience. Free esti TOP son*-Possibly the cle nest We will beat our competitors HARTFORD, CH 7-0358 p.m. weekdays. g o o d BUYS washer, hot water base-1 or .June, i»5n Burnham St., .recently won an Specializing In old floors. MI mates. Call Howley, Ml 3-5381, Ml EXPERIENCED PLUMBER FIVE FAkULT, cabinet kitchene. MI 9-524.5, or Barbara Woods, Ml sedan. 40,000 original miles, orig­ and most fertile delivered 'n this advertised prices by at 'east 5%, THREE ROOM apartment—Ideal 9-7702, Roliert Murdock. M l 3-6472. board heal, aluminum' rreaent, Hen .lohn .r VVallelt. .Indge achievement award for tap, ballet 9-8760. 8-0763. ^ RN OR LPN PART-TIME. ?-ll tilt baths, copper plumbing. Ex- Farmlet: 7 room home. All - Kfltate c! Jensip K. Booln, lute of inal paint. Radio and heater. Ex­ area *hls year. Place your -rder. NOBODY — BUT NOBODY for young business couple Stove, combinations, heate I ; H»nch»aler in «ald Dlmrlcl. deceased. snd toe dancing at the dance reci­ shift in convalescent home, s" or Call Leonard L. Giglfo A Sons, Bolton Rooms Without Boat’d 59 refrigerator anjd hot wafer htr-, celent condition, net return on In­ modern improvements, 2 porches. cellent condition. Asking $450. MI REUPHOI£TERY, slip covers and 4 days week. RN—$13.90 per' 8 UNDERSELLS, NATIONAL vestment nearly 15%. Carlton W, Large garden. 2-car garage. Trees. n r i T o r i o x//vtt c- a xr t " died garage. On motion of C’larenre K Booih of tal of the pupils of Betty Jane . 9-1743 after 5. draperies curtom made. Free es­ Call Ml 8-7083. FOR BirSTERS WITH <”ASH, nished. Automatic heat, So St. YOU CAN AFFORD I |ia too - a h atone .5«a, room ranch »•*<* Manchester, adinini.Hralor Turner .in Wethersfield. Heating and Plumbing 17 hour ^hift. LPN —$12 per 8 hour H. G. SCHULZE. INC. • SEPTIC TANKS ROOM WITH kitchen privileges.. John St. Near Adams and Center Hutchins, kO 9-8132. Only $13,250. I SIB. mo- All stone .iv, room ranen,, o r d e RKD; Thai alx months from timates. Open evenings fc~ your shift. Call Rockville TR 5-4291. POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob SPECIAL DEALS Centrally located. Babies ac­ _ _ . _ A 111 9nO-_Five rnnm ainrie hnme * ' f" ''f neighbor-: the 12th day of ,Iune, 1363, he and the CLEANED and INSTALLED St! M l 9-3840. Income Propertv: Real good 4- j e i'e room ■inglc„nome. s , j cortier 'o’ i lame are limited and allowed foi the convenience P A M Opho'stery S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat- sen, Yazoo and Snapp'ng Turtle NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. $13,200-1966 SIX room Cape, fire­ The Study Circle of the Sduth Trailers 6-A Shops. 307 N. Main St. MI 9-6824. Ing contractor. New Installations, SHIRT PRESS—Operator, experi­ TR 5-9707 place. birch cablnete, baseboard family...... A 4-room r- - apartment B and a bedrooms, excellent condition,' 1 ,,!- I creditors Within which m bring in their Methodist Church WSCS will hold Reel and rotary. Also riding mow 381 STATE STREET • S e w e r s beautiful vard 121.500—New, cuitom built *pitt]rlalma «igainBt Bait! pNiat*. and aald alteration work and repair work'. ence not necessary. Apply in per ers. Parts and service. Capitol FOR RENT—Six large rooms. In­ heat, awnings, aluminurh forms, 4T. room , . apartment. . I*ot 70x165 a , . ; " Icvtl. T..ateil in modem j admlnlatrator \n dlr'crt.pd to give public its annual June party at the Church GREAT LAKES ’’46-10” . Two bed­ son New Model Laundry. '3 Sum­ NORTH HAVEN. CONN. MACHINE CLEANED Ml 9 8808. WANTED—Tool makers and first Equipment Co, 38 Main St.. Man­ CHestnut 8-2147 ROOM TO RENT -Inquire at 53 quire 44 Woodbridge St. garage, shade trees. Carlton W. $17 Nw” *' and .yours. A.sking | ,12 , qo room expandable cape.; kitchens, H i acre lot. 1-toilce m the crediio.a m bring m iheir at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. room, (root kitchen, side Isle MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA mit St. class machinist, also part-time day Gerard Street. Ml 3-5047. Hutchins, Ml 9-5182. ^claims wtihin luiirt tun-' i IIhwimI by colored ai^liances. $4880 only $650 television, service Ml 9-4641. chester. MI 3-7958. 4 finished rooms. Ideal for young $23,000 - Asking. ■ Older large 4 nttbllBhlng a cony nl iIiIa mvl<>r in aonic help. Schaefer Gauges. 67 Wert • INSTALLATION In a Monday story concerning down. Free 16 ft. aluminum awn­ TABULA-nNO—Girl for diversified Family Home; 8 rooms In fine 1. ®’' couple, bedroom home Tw,.n } newspaper havlitg a rir<’nlation in said Moving—^Trucking— St„ Rockville. TR 5-5783. PICNIC TABLES 6’ $18.98 up, 8’ PLEASANT R O O M - In Private ROOM apartment. Apply ON 2% ACRES fertile land, 4 probate, distrtrl wttl’in i'-n daya from Miss Helen Montgomery, The Her­ ing. Beautiful park. Jensen's, -Inc., TYPEW RITERS—Repaired, rent­ work in IBM Installation. Five SPECIALIST atone fireplaces. Stucco Storage* 20 $19.95 up. Sturdy, braced, con­ home next to bath, shower. Free at 30 Griswold St. kfl 8-5041. rooms, breezeway, double <;arage, condition. 4 lovely bedrooms G a J u j 900-6 room cape, 2 iinfiniahed. | Ihe dale'qfqf IhiaIhl] order and rriiirn make ald Incorrectly gave 14 Arch St. '(always reliable). Rolling Hills, ed. sold Shd serviced. 479 E. bsm. Three bay garage. 10 thia court,ou>t, ofol the... .noiire given, day, 40 hour week, air "ondltloned TWO EXPERIENCED painters struction. 2” western fir. Deliv­ parking. kQ 9-0887. 2 ceramic baths, fireplace, 3 rage. Immediate occupancy. $ 1 5 ,3 0 0 n ,ee,y .^aded yard, many extras. I a.a her address. She Uvas at 72 Rt. 44-A, Mansfield, GA 0-4479. Middle Turnpike. MI 9-3477, office plus extra benefits. Apply LOAM I'-i acres. Very nice 'dew. ,im...... )N .1 WAI.M.KIT.l R i T. Judge. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Cn Ixical wanted. Call In person, 44 Bay- ered and assembled. Larger sizes AVAILABLE. July 1st. Four room miles. Carlton W. Hutchins, ktl Wells St., haring moved from the Gaer Bros.. 69 I.ieggett St.. East Town and Geuniry ROOM FOR 1 or 2. Completely ALL TYPE SCREENS- Rewired moving, packing, storage. l.«w berry Rd., Glastonbury, or phone avaUable. Ml 6-5444. CULITVATED, CLEAN duplex. Nice location. Call kfl 9-6132. iVf 'A n i? i TKTip CAgirntj 6 room cape in preferredireferred ! $25,500—A (our room home and'a AT A COt.'RT OK PROBATK h'l’i Arch St. address several months QOTCK 8ALE-$1 ft. Roycraft set Hartford. fumUhed.wIth bath, light house­ M A U L U IN F h M llH , KePltor| Bower, school ares, recently * custom built 6 room • ( Manch^BLPr. Mthiu amt for the with aluminum. Fast service. rates on iong distance moves to ME 3-7765 between 6-7 p.m. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM 9-8869. recently District of Manchpptf'r;. on tliri IStii day ago. on let, enclosed aluminum patio, 48 ststes Ml 8-6187 Drainage Co. keeping factlitlea. kU 9ri776. $14,300—Elxcellent condition, ex­ painted, priced to sell, | ranch, 2 fireplaces 2 excellent buy. North Main St., New screens ragde ur also. HOUSEWIVES—You can have fun TEL. M l 9-0650 cellent buy, 8 -room Cape' at 67 Ml 9-1642 of Jinjp. 1959 Weather, Guard.’ 443 Main St., BISSELL ST.—Pour rooms, second I hsthi, recreation room, Preaenl. Hon. J"lm J NCalldt, Judje. East Hartford. Can JA 8-8338. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ and high earnings by selling Avon AFTE R 6 P.M. MI9-4143 floor. Stove Included, $70. MI Englewood Drive, 3 or 4 bed­ ______SjK.aoo-B roOm oversized cape. 2- Estate of Carl O And^r.Mcn, latp of Manchester, Conn. p l e a s a n t front room for 1 or 2 7 Kfirages, 2 irenarate Mtncheflter, in aald Di.Fii ic t dR/paBed, ing Company. Local and 'oni dis­ Cosmetics. We provide an ex­ I 9-5229 till 5 p.m. week dayji. rooms, large kitchen, plaster MAN8FIEIJ5, Route 32 - Custom I T.®'' * bedroom possibil- driveways on 2 -acres. clusive territory for you and show gentlemen. If Irking. 54 High St. 1 The administrator hasinp ^xhibhed Dubaldo Students JOHN'S BARBER Shop, Barlow’s tance moving, packing ano stor­ walls, ceramic bath, aluminum built 6 room rgneh, 8 bedrooms, j Ideel (or In-law problem. hla adminlfltration arrotini with viid TV building. Buckland. J Krleski, age. Weekly van service to New you how to succeed. Cal' today „ ! n e a r MAIN ST. First floor! clean storms, amesite drive, must be ettate to thin Court for allowam.o. it la for Interview In your home. Com­ Wanted PLEASANT ROOM (or young ^ gen-j g.j.nom flat, oil heat, storm prin­ ceramic tile bath, kitchen cabi- ,28.900- 8 'i room .colonial newly ORDERED: That the 25th day of Heard in Recital NOTICE operator. York. Ml 8-6563. seen. May assume large 1H% nets, artesian VERNON mission. Call CH 6-1858. ' converse Ucman. Centrally locatedted. Pnone garage for quiet family. kU mortgage. Call now, Paul J. Cor- well, Philippine, constructed, off Porter St . 2-csr June. 1959. a4 eleven o'rlork. fmenoon, Public Hearing MANCHESTER Package Delivery, mominge. M I 9-1849. mahogany woodwork , baseboard ' at the Probate Office In liie Municipal FIXIOR SANDING a specialty. Relief Part-Time 3-0993. rentl. MI 3-5363. garage attached, this home must $15,800 or best offer. 6 room ranch Ruildina in eaid Manrheflici hp and by 1 Proposed Additional Light trucking and package deliv­ WANTED—Baby-sitter (or working JR. VERNON CENTER heating, garage and large lot. MI be seen to appreciate Its m siiy, with expandable attic, Skilled workmanship. Andy Se- 3-6493. i The aame ie aeataned for n licarina on students of .the Dubaldo Music Appropriations bula, MI 9-8919. ery. Refrigerators, washers -nd mother in my home. Hours 7:30- i SPACIOUS I ' i room apartment, 7 ROO.M Colonial, 1’ 4 baths, ga­ additional features: • Beautiftil Columbia stone the allowance of eaid ndniinlMtratlon stove moving specialty- Folding 4:30. '^rcfernbly high school girl. account with Bawl eniatt* a.'trf'itninrnent Center wka presented Ikat night at Board of Directors " "i floori hot water. rage, steam heat, good 'ondlMon. basement ga- of heira and otder of (iiNiriliiition. and Waddell Scliaiql. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752 Call MI 3-2977 after 6. Registered Nurse M l 8-4643. .______stove'- and , refrigerator. $80. $20,000—Solid brick two-family p lu g 'o o 'U 'p w ’rirHO A 'Riri.'r'UT P P fiieplace, Town of Manchester, Connecticut I LIGHT,TRUCKING. Attica, cellars PAINTING and, Owner. M l 8-0731, No agents. J two-car garaire garage. l.ocstertLocated nn on the UUU A. BFLLHI.Fh, rage. thin Court diierte Dial .noth’'’ of Hip and yards cleaned, Very reason­ ROOM RANCH . ' 1 Adults. No pets. Inquire 8 Ghar- lime and plat e asBlgrned for eaid hear­ The stage''Wa^ decorated with . Notice IS hereby given'that the* h east side. Both floors vacant on Realtor $18,900 Near Parkway. Beautiful ing, be given to all perBOiLs known to able, Ml 4-0209. .3T CALL 8INGLE ROOM for rent-with or; ‘er Oak 81 after 4 pm. BOLTON—Beautiful five room large baskets of roses and spring Board of Directors. Trw-n of Man-1 Painting— Papering 21 EXPERIENCED SEWING PAPER HANGING CENTRALLY LOCATED IN A ZONE Cape. 2 tile baths, baseboard sale, , Gdod financing. T. J..^ MI S-6969 7 room split levej. 1'/4 he intereated iheiein to np|>cHi aiul be flowers. The studehta^were haSrd Chester, Connecticut, will hold j without board. Call kU 9-7281. I ^ O ockftt, Realtor, MI 3-1577. I baths, rec. room, kitchen, heard thereon by piihlinhing a copy of METRO APPLIANCE Service— TEMDPHONE Cr«sHi>4959 era] Fuiul Budget 1959-60 Fiscal fully insured (or large and small basement garage, walkout door, take put Anderson windows, G-E 4-5-6 ROOM—Homes for sale. SHORT W AY out--6^ room ranch, Prea>nt. Hon. John J. Wa UpU, -Tudgo. students of Briino Dubaldo and Manchester, Conn. cation 500 square ft., .air-condi­ j mortgage Large six room Year, for Workmen’s Compensa­ Zoning Board of Appeais jobs. Workmanship guaranteed 1959 ENGLISH FORD CONSUL oveh and range, plastered wire, lath ceilings, hot water heat, NOTICE Starting price $Il,500-ari(j op. For full basement, built in ange. $13,600 Four room Cape, conven EttatA of RoBf E. Vonnarl. lAtp of Jos^h Donato, and drum students with reasonable prices. Gall M I­ tioned optional. Tel. m 3-1191 Must sell fast. As little a« $500 ranch. „ Builders extras. ManchAStAr in ABid District. dfCAAved. tion Insurance, to be financed . In accordance with the require domestic hot water, .raised hearth fireplace, brass hardwan, , further details ctU,dharies Les- lently located. Fireplace, hot On motion of lePO W. Schendfl ofraald of Fred Bocchlno. ' S-4884. The Coventry Board of Educa­ down. Terms arranged, all the Basemsnt garsgs'! High » by rebate of premiums for Pub­ menta of the Zoning R efla tion s of SEWING MACIXUNB operators days birch cabinets with formica post formed top, plenty of closets' COktMERCXAL buslneas or office perance, MI .9-7420. water, amesite drive. Immedi- IfanchMtAr. PXAcutor The students who performed In lic tJablUty Insurance. $14,500 tion requests bids’ on a route for Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ elevation. 1 acre lot. * • ORDERED: That fix monlhA from the Town'of Andover, Conn. The 8 a.m.'4:3C p.m., also nights S and many other hidden values. 15 minutes from Hartford. nlss (9) passenger vehicle for space (or rent. Up to 6800 square „a te occupancy, last night’s program -were Janets_ p.m.-10 p.m. Apply Kaklar Toy CTJ8TOM-4 , rf»om ra n c li/ ^ % tors kU 8-6930. thA 16th day of Juda. 1969. bA and thA . b. To’ the Town Fire District, 1059- Zoning Board of Appeals will hold traniportatlon of pupils to the feet. Will sub-dlidde. Main Street. HEBRON samA are limiiAd and allowed for the Glode, Jean Wandych Richard -Da- a public hearing on June 25. 1959 First National Bank pf ., Man­ Co,, 60 Hilliafd St. baths, garage, full cellar 260’ $14,900—Six room Cape with base­ oroditorii within which to bring In 60 Budget, for Workmen’s Cem- CALL TR 5-7810 Bpedal Class : In.,Mahsfield. The LiKat'ed near Center, Plenty . of frontage, beautifully landscaped, $10,000-rChoice center entrance Co­ Bate, Michelle. Irish, Billy Huat. St 8 P.M. at the Town Hall to chester, located at Manchester. parking. Phone kU 9-6229 or 90 ment garage. On bus line, $14,200- -Near Bolton. Almost new their claime againit eaid entate. and^ Lois Wilson. Sheila Obzut, Jack penwtlon In irance, to be fi­ teute Is to be assigned. The ipeql- trees, sensibly priced. Carlton W. lonial cn Henry St. IVi baths, aluminum siding. beautiful Bald executor Ia dlrerlAd to give public hear the appeal of, R. H. SlotZen- Connecticut, with a branch office . flCBttons are to be picked up at 3-7444. 5'.^ room ranch, basement notlcA to thA crodllor-A to brin g ,in thoir Akerlund, Nancy Falsa, Paul Jub- nanced from the unexpended, at Colchester, Connecticut, Is Hutchin*, ktl 9-6132. , - closets galore and an attach4d kitchen, excellent condition bach who w-lshea to build a house the office of the Superintendent two-car garage. Recently reno­ garage, % acre 'ot. extras. clainiA within Jiald, tiniA Allowed hv enville, Leonard Yost, lEric Johns- balance of U Special Fire Dis- throughout. Immediate occu­ a on an 'undersize Lot No. 285 Lake- closing Its aff'irs. All creditors of FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped soda vated. V'acam. T. J. Crockett, puhliahlng f*ooy or IhiB.nrder In Rome I Qnaazth ci»iai«n m^A livn , trict for 10&8-59. $2,500. the Association are, therefore, of Schools before June 19, 1959. $14,900—Tanner'St., just a block pancy. uBWBpApAr liAvlng A olmilatlon in nAld i Spaeth. Suaan ^Jlrn aide Drive, Andover Lake, Conn. ■hop, luncheonette, 1$8 Sprjct St., from How4rs School. Clean five Realtor, MI 3-1577. COVEN'i'RY 'probatp dietrirt within tni daye from Stackpole, Susan Clarka, John Haf** notified' to present claims for pay­ Bids are to l;e in on or before i . To the Water Depsirtment Ad­ Request for a variance by David STORE FOR RENT Manchester. Call EXpbrt 9-4088, room ranch with stairway to at­ the datA of thiA order and’ roiurn make ris, Louise Maher, Linda- - - —’Wash;* Friday, June 26, 1869 at 4:00 P.M. $ 1 4 , Five room Cepe, bresze- $13,500—6-room', Colonial, garage, to thia court of the notice giv,en. ministration and Engineering E. Flinchbaugh to live In an' un­ ment to. the undersigned at 821 Immediate Occupancy Saybrook. HUGE 5% ROOM ^anch, fireplace, bism, Gerry Muisener, Ellen' Rost- Main Street. Manchester, Cohn. at the office of the Superinten- tic and full basement witlf a ga­ - way and garage. Hot water ..., Over 1 acre lot, shade JOHN J, WAUaKTT. Judge. Account, 1950-60 Budget, by finished house on Birch . Drive State Theater Building 'dent o f Schools, rage. Terrific value, far below ac- ceramic bath, paneling, c ellu , man, I ^ y Wierablchi, Ronald Dur­ Apply Theater Manager HOUSING IS OUR BUSINESS! LARGE PLEASANT store, excel­ heat,;'fireplace, Vatant.- trees, fruit trees, garden. tranafer from the Water De­ while construction la being -com­ John S. G. Rottner Royal O. Fisher quultion costs. T. J. Crockett, carport. hi)(h wooded, lot, patio, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held and, Connie NSdeau, Cathy .Shaw, lent (or grocery, TV, or appliance on ly $16,400. W. At Honchester. -within aiid (or the partment Improvement and Ex- pleted.' George C. Lessner Transportation Agqnt., Realtor, k « 8-1677. Carlton Hutchins, $14,800- 8iX room Cape. Hot water FOR INFORMA'nON OR OTHER District of Manchester, on the lllli day Tom Heal, Patty and Jerry d e r- Joseph B. Carter, Secretary salesroom, etc. Good size front kn 9-5137 - - ^ tenaion Account, tor Workmen’s Liquidating Agents NEW Wh^her Buying, Building Or Coventry, Conn. windows. $110 monthly. Cell after ’ heat, nicely , landscaped, quiet U S ’I’tNGS of June. A D. 1959. get. Greg Dwyer. Ronnie and Gory Oompenaatlon Insurance.$t,500. Zoning Board of Appeals BOLTON—2-fa»nlIy Cape Cod on neighborhood. Present, Hon. John J.'Wallett. Judge. 6-PASSENGER 8, Ml 6-1680 or kO 6-8646. 99 Slimr well landscaped ahre. 'nesite MANCTHESTER—8 room Colonisl Estate of John Nosk* Sr.. late of mer St. - LAW R EN C E F. FIANO Manchester in said district, deceased. Camp, Heidi Cole. Allan Saiilt, 4. To the Sewer Department Ad­ Selling - - See Jarvis First drive. Large airy rooms. Imme­ ranch, 4 large, bedrooms S full Other listings available. Call (o r , Upon application of John Nnske Jr.. ministration and. Engineering 4-DOOR SEDAN baths, built-in oven and range. 2- dy and Don McGill. BeverOr Bw’g'' MAIN ST.—Store end office epece diate occypancy one apartment. further Information or appointment | BROKERS Ml 1-2768 Administrator, praying (or suilioCiiy (o er, Gert^y Verge, Dave Sombrio, M- , Account, 1959-60 Budget, by Tiivitation To Bid •Call owner. Mi 9-2848 or ' kll car garage, choice location Phil- to aae.. compromise and settle a oerlaln. doubt'; SEPTI& TANKS LAWN MOWERS ^ CHECK THE MULTIPLE LISTING iOARD for rent. Ideal for .doctor, oneT -brick Agency, kll 9;94$4 Paul P. Flano kn 3-0488 ful 'and disputed' claim , in favor pf an Osborne. Norman Dots, Mickey tranafar from the Water De­ BOLTON W block.from hoopltel. Suitable for 9-0874, said estate asAlnsi Cliarles K. Harlow partment Improvement and ibc- . Sealed bids for t ' uisportation of V AND IN OUR AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICE A LIC E CLAMPETft Realtor Klelnschmidt. Dennis Miller. Judy public school pupils for the three ' SHARPENED, \ $1995 ei>y type of busineis. Call ktl and Blanche B. Harlow, both of Coven­ 4% ROOM Ranch hear Buckley VERNON—Ijaw e ranch, large lot. ^ kn 9-4643 or M I 3-7387 try. CorlriMtlcut. It Is Rhodes. Ronnie RicHard, Barbara tanaton Account, for Wo'rkmen’e ^ AT YOUR CONVENIENCE OVk-rboim ranch on spa- a 9-4090. ' ■ SPECIAL Thia weak only. Builder CompanssUpn Insurance. $5(H^ year period starting September, REPAIRED (Radio, heater, whlteWalls, ftansportation extra) School, Wall to wall carpet, large Carport, l^ i baths, $18,300, Tdn- ORDERED: That Ihe foregoing ap- OburekL. Marshall Dubaldo, Oaro- - 1989, ovbr three specified routes PLU6GED SEWERS oipus: lot. 3 bedrooms.' W gran, Broker. k$I 8-4X31. ntqvlng out of state. New beautt- plioatlon-be beard and determined' at attic fan, screened and glaaoed 31 OONWAY Itt>.-Six room ranch, the PrebBte office In Mancheeter in llne Akin; and Paul Bhea, will be accepted by the Tolland I All work guaranteed. PYm I RiMreation room with \in- 9 STORE FOR rent-19 Maple St. . ful three badrOom ranch, on two 6k To the Municipal Building Ac- usual extras. Oarage, In ^ Apply Manchester Savinga and porch. Coyne and see. Make offer.; garage, patio, firS p la c c ,s to rm S M District, on the 23rd day of June. ih e final peograjB jwlU M . ma- Board of Education at tbs. office Mashine Claanad < Plok-up and delivery. Wei M I 9-5100.' - MANCHESTER — WaU constructed Windows, near schools, |lf,600. acraa of park-Uka lim$. Has many a S». 1$U, at ten o'clock in the for^ aentsti tonight at 7:80 at Wsdasll aount, 1968-6V Budget, to M fl- ^condition. $16,600. pogn office, 1007 Main St. ____ naaoad from the moxptndad' of the princlptV Hlcka Memorial Bepti9 -3Daaln, Dry WeOs. Sewer lalao aharpeB axda, ■elssora,| .4 rqote ' Gape, 1 unfinished, M t 9-4984. V featursa too numeroua to piontion. noon, and feat notice be giveii, to alt School. The publio is Invitad, ohd I chleela, planer blades ' i 843 BUklMIT ST;-4Custom. bUlU 6 Quality conatmetion. Full ! price persona interested In said estate on the balaneo from 1967-68: , . $2,000 Sqhool, through July 2, 1969. 14m Ihstailed-^Ilar Water- 0RIARTY*^!i^ MRVIS REALTY CO. NORTH M AIN St.srTwo-chaIr ’■ersehed poren. Available about pendency of said appllcallon and the admission is free., . ' SpedfieisUona and hid forms may I knlvee. Warreii E. Howlaad room frame brlpk"' veneer..- .,1H Sept. 1. Call M I 9-3044; S P U T LE V E L — 7' ^ooma,. 1% $1X700; Good financing available. time and place u f hearing thereon, hv p ro o fM Done. > - ■« +^' , • 283 E. CENTER 8T<^MI 3-4112 larber i>hop for rent or will con­ Frahclb J. Mahoney, Secretary be obtained at tiis prindpsl’i of­ Realtor I storiee, living room, dining ite>m, baths, racreaUon room, laundry Optional (or: $1000 extra. Thia copy of this order ln,i MRS. WAGNER—MI 3^1956 , rtddor -naMaglng^or journeymen some newspaper‘ 'haying------a elrrulattu..------1^' Aucklaoi^ Another .drty«*’0 V- Board o f DIractora fice. The Board of Eklucatlon rs- MdCINNEY BROS. BRUNO MOSKE 675 Mate Street ’ barber. JA kitchen. 2 bedrooms, ' cel;ii>nio klANCHESTER—Older home peede ji'fom, garaga, comblnatKm vvln- horns will be left - oomplstaly-fur- In said district, at leaat (iv« days hei' Manchaatar, Ctannactlcut Mrvss the dg^t to reject any or all Unoola-OMfineBtal-Merenry-Edsal-CngUah Ford MRS.MEG0NIGLE~rPI2-8311- Mancheeter, Oojiiti!' hkth, jpen porch, full baieiDsnt. ■a IttUe work. About (our acres. dowa, amaalte driva, city water nishsd including appUahesA.For (ore tha day of said hearing. 4n appear cense yvas granted to WWtte BoM Dated at Kanonaatar, Conns<^- Sfwsrog* Dbpoid Co. MI S-ItfiS / l a r g e STORE for rent. 206 North L e f-109x160. Immediate if occupan- Vacant July 1st. Must ssU. Msiks and sewarags,' large lot. .This further information call the Ella- If thay sM rauie.at ' saldsaid' time ■ and A t Auckland, at 9t Naw. TEL. M l 3^)771 861 jCyBNTER ST.—k l S-^lS5--Opcn Evaniiw MR.^’TOMAIVOLO—MI 9-1873' Place aa4 be b«Sr4 relativealive thereto,• 'oUtoat motnriat; 4 i|tar^1 l m t, IWoBftaanth day o f June, 1089. Board of Education > m .182 Peui 8$.—an s-uos Mate St. Modem new front Good Marian Roberteon, Broker, offsr. P. V^ Tongren, Broker. M I home 1M_ in axcellant condition. worth Mitten Aganey, Raaltora. maka return tn this neuri ToUsnd. Oonnactlout burtnaM eanter. $86.- 9-4331. “ Anything in Real Brtate." ChaHea Laspanuica, M l t-7630. t f - T " ' X.

{■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT, 19» Average Dally Net Press Run PAGE TWENTY-POUR .r iHanrt|p0tpr lEmnins Efralb Far toe WssK BaOM : x May ttfd. 1W» 12,925 About Town MsatbMr tos Audit Onr«M st OlreolnUon O u o( t)M Koat Holy Mancha$ter~^A City of Village Chflrm KoMnr Orel* will noM lU umuai dlnnw tonistit at 7:S0 at Okvay’a RetUiirant. M «m b«r» art VOls LXXVIII, NO. 220 (TW ENTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SECTTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1W9 Mntiitod to brtof their donations fo r toe Greater Hartford Catholic h llh aehoel buUdlnf fund or to eeatact Mrs. JamN letber. GREEN DOUBLE Governor Long D m Canter Church Mothers Queen, Philip Flying Chib family picnic scheduled for toolsiit has been canceled. Put in Hospital Minrhsstrr Barracks. Veterans CASH SALES! «( Worid War I. 4Ad lU tiSdiea IMTH Atlantic for 45-Day In Louisiana Auxiliary, Wiu admit to- member­ ship toe lariest class of candl* dates in their history Sunday New Orleans, June 18 (/P) aftamoon at the VFW Hwne. A — A -w ea ry but determined membership drive has been con­ TAKE ADVANTAGE Trip Across Canada Gov. Earl K. lAing was back ducted duTinc the past month. All sum m er h an d bag s in Louisiana today, confined candidates are asked to be pres­ OP J. W. HALE'S ent at 2:80. A Fathers Day social JUNE FABRIC SALE St. Johns., Nfid., June 18t The Queen's.plane took off from to a $22.50-a-day hospital .Nikita to Make Statement wOI follow the meeting. New atyles in easy to clean (4V —Queen Elizabeth II and London at 8:05 a.m. EDT and room overlooking the Mi.a- was due In Newfoundland about sissippi River bridge his The library committee of the Short Terry Buy Your Summer Fqb/ics Prince Philip arrived here to­ 11:30 p.m. EDT. With her and bags. All white, smooth finish tier husband were 11 attendants. brother built. Guild of Our Lady of 8L Bar- day aboard a Comet Jet air­ The 63-year-old Long returned tholomsw'a parish .will meet at 8 At Reduced Prices! liner to start a tour that will Canadian warships and planes plastic calf in many styles. were posted on the Comet's flight last night from a 19-day stay in a o'clock tomorrow nlfht In the All are from the better manufacturers. Finest drip-drj' cottona, easy to care take them across Canada and Galveston. Tex., psychiatric clinic. bsseaent of the rectory, 741 E. BEACH path in the western half of Lhe Soviet Leader Meets Also removable edver jiags in The return trip began a* he stated ■c Middls l^ke. for. synthetics in prints and plain colors, ______' , to Chicago. Atlantic In case of trouble. British vessels and the Royal Air Force firm intentions of resuming his eotto.n, linen and nylon. duties as chief executive of his Members of 8t. Bernadette's JACKETS .St. Johns, Nfld., June 18 furnished protection along the first half of the route. home stste. Mothers Circle will hold their an­ WE HAVE RECEIVED MORE and MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUL PI tion of Allied garrisons In West N. Y. Davis Is the sort 'of the don­ VACANT STORE Church— it combines elements of Miami, Fla., June 18 NOTION DEPT. NOTION DEPT. their traditional independence. creedal Congregational group, claimed her husband, was physical­ Florida Highway Patrol detach­ shriveled and paled by illness, had the late 1940s when a tornado ti(|n of the W eafs good will. In the The constitution was drafted by and the continental-born, creedal, ly and mentally exhausted. Yea- ment and Civil Defense auxiliaries lived on- the fringes of death since sa^e breath they distort the So­ a SO-member commisaion, headed E. and R. Church, with, its pyra­ ripped up property during a hur­ shunted curiosity-seekers away he fell unconscious at his home ZIPPERED JUMBO ricane, Moore aaid. viet position Sind accuse the USSR ZIPPERED by the Rev. Dr. Gerhard W. mid-type government. (ConUnned on Page Twelve) from the area and guarded against in nearby Endirott May 29. He of refusing to budgs- Evidently, BLANKET Grauer, of Chicago. The proposed constitution blazes Scores. of bayfront homes were looting, from stores and homes lost the flght for his life at 7:85 BulletinsA 100 left in wreckage amid tangles of the combination of the document SWEATER \ It was mailed to dele^tee Jn a trail In blending the two. w he r e building fronts stood p.m. and propaganda noise was intend­ BAGS GIRLS' DBaT.—2nd FLOOR tree trunks, signs and overturned from the AP VVlrcn adyance of the United Chtirch’e Its preamble says the church wrenched open. But he won his flght never to ed to befuddle public opinion.” with Para automobile.^ as the storm leap­ forthroming general synod Julj^-JS- Jesus Christ, the Son of God and Firemen and power company divulge the smiate'- meanings be Western diplomats In Geneva BAGS 69e Holds up to 6 frogged over a 12-mile path. Hun­ on your next box 9 at Oberlin, Ohio, so they wouiA the Savior of men. It acknowl- crews coped with sputtering wires hind the crime ckbal at his plu.ah had expected to hear thla after­ with Gusset blankets. have it In hand by the time It was dreds of persons were driven from that sparked in rainswept streets. hilltop estate.- ETHEL BARRYMORE DIES noon whether the Russians were Hollywood, June 18 (ffi—Actreas S l.tM ) made public today. (Oonttniied on Page Twelve) their homes.. ■ Plans were, underway to feed Despite repeated efforts to have of your child’s Jumbo Size . .19e willing at least to negotiate on the Ethel Barrymore, last of a fam­ An 11-year-old boy, Frank Ve- people chase'd from their homes by him break his silence, Barbara basis of the new plan. Gromyko NOTION DEPT. sellot'ti, was reported in critical ous trio ot stage and ectom flivorite treiu^ NOTION DEPT. evaded queetioning by pleading 111 was critical of the plan yesterday fame, died (oday. Death came as condition with head Injuries. (ConthHied on Page Nineteen) ness. I Etc. but asked for 24 hours to study she slept in her home 'n Bever­ Toiletries D escribed^ Volunteers . , Almost 60 persons, somp seri­ Only last April it looked as it before giving a definite reply. ZIPPERED ously hurt, were treated by hos­ ly Hills. With her Was her son, Wanhlng Machine Desert Flower Summer (Cologne ...... $1.00 ... ------— though state Investigators Anally Western spokesmen had made It Ramiiel Barrymore Colt, v FLAV-R DOUBIJC pitals, police’ and Civil Defense had him cornered. A state Su­ clear that a.rejection of the new Desert Flower Bath Powder ...... -SI .00 units mustered on a disaster foot­ or Dryer Covera DAMPENING preme Court justice ordered Bar­ formula by Gromyko would mean JFAl''AUBUH LAW VETOED Economy Size Ban Deodorant ...... -98< ing. In all, about 100 were hurt, bara, ill or not; to teetify before the .end of the 6-week-old for­ the Florida Highway Patrol aaid.'^ News Tidbits uIttle n if Rock, Ark., June 18 (ff). $1.19 CLdTHES Toni New Mix Home Permanent ...... S2.00 Farm Slave Scheme the State Invtatlgatlon Commis­ eign ministers conference. — A 3-j-judge federal court struck STRAWS No one was reported killed. sion—an agency that has man­ $2.25 Wash and Curl' ...... Hardest hit was a 4-bIpck resi­ Culled from AP Wires . Some high western officials con­ down Gov. Orval E. Faubus* Round or square ...... $1.50 aged to jail some of the delegatM flavors milk BAGS $1.00 $2.50 Lanolin Pills Hair Spray .. dential and business area around sidered this only a-tactical .maneu­ Hchool closing law today and may ...... 99f to the underworld meeting for re­ ver to give the Kremlin the ap­ have cleared the way for re­ atyles. Woolite Wool Wash ...... $1.00 and $1.50 the 79th. Street causeway where instantly... ’N o t i o n d e p t . South African Issue Police' Sgt. Stewart Cooley esti­ Project un'derway at Groton to fusal to talk. pearance of seriously considering opening Mttle Rock's public high Domestic Dept. Expello Moth Crystals , ---- *...... 89c. $1.89. $2.99 mated the loss would lun at least trim loo-man crews on nuclear No date had been set for Bar­ the western offer before torpedo­ schools this fall. The court re­ Full Sti;ength Moth B a lls...... to 81 inMlIion. But the storm also Bubmgrines to 12 men.. Prosecut­ bara’s hearing, however. ing it. minded the Little ROck School ...... 35i! By ADRIAN PORTER '^paratively better living standards In his only public- appearance Others thought Gromyko actu­ Board that It Is under a *‘o)—Almost every day a ing to offer them better rewards and toppled trees and power poles w'hlte men charged with alleged bara, looking drawn and haggard struction* from Khrushchev ■ and BRIOITTE BARDOT tegration for schools here. • •a d Uko Yardley After Shave Lotion ...... :...... $1.50 few score Negroes are truckeid out than industry or commerce. in Coconut Grove, lOO blocks rape of 21-year old Negro girl sat silently in a wheel-chair in that some major Soviet conces­ iCORB MILK o f Johannesburg and other towns . People now investigating the south of the causeway. It missed near Benton, Ark. .. U.S. Rep. U.S. District Court in Syracuse sion might be forthcoming, Large Lectric Shave ...... 1;...... $1.49 WHEAT BILL REJECTED the ton way to white farms In the great corn- farm labor scheme say Negroes downtown Miami en route. Donald J. Irwin (D-Conn.) says he April 27, while his attorney, an Lloyd and Cove de Murvlll^ were Remington New Bledtric Razor ...... •..$24.95 are arrested for not having agreed that if Gromyko came Into Washington, June. 18 i/Pi — with growing area of ■ the southern L. S. Pope, picked lip' bleeding thinks service on the New Haven tered sn innocent plea for him to Schick 8-Speed Electric Razor .. ------$24.95 Transvaal and . northern Free passes' that certify they are legtd itte Weds on the causeway, said he was on Railroad is terrible and’ that he ------: The H « today' refused by a 21.1-201 vote to acoept .a eotnt New Gillette Adiustable Razor .; ...... $1.95 Btats. residents of. an ' urbsp area_ and the second floor of a 5-famlly feels George .Alperi, president of (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Contlnufd on Page Ten) FLAYR STRAWS have permanent jobs. They'.are the line, agrees with him. promise ’ wheat surplue pqiitrol Shaving Brusras '.,.'. Described-officially as volun­ dwelling when its roof blew off...... $1.00 to 17.50 hill. It ordered.the. back to a . teer workers, these Africans are told they can volunteer to work Charrier Anew His bed was flung into the air. R. R. Williams Co. of Canaan, fain Old Spice Stipk Deodorant ..... oilt a jail sentence and be paid Senate-House conferehoe with ...... $1.00 .conscripted as temporary laborers Don Shoemaker, who lives in the paper products firm whose, sales FIAV-R OTRAWS* wages at the same time. orders to Insist on the more Paris, Juno 18 (Ab—Brigitte' area, said " I ’ve been through two have boomed in ^ la s t' four years, under a government-approved Woefully ignorant o ' the law, I stisws with the flaw * tornadoes and have never seen now . under new' .managenient ss stringent House measure. Demo­ farm labor scheme. To many many Negroes choose to work on Bardot and Jacques CKaxrier were Senators Demand Fliers anything like this. It looked like a result of prox.v flght In New York crats from , eastern consumer b | t> t in them mnks samy ^am whites and blacks this Is becom­ the farma They are not told that married by a nervous mayor at the NEW! TEXTURED VISCOSE RAYON bomb had hit.” C ity___ Senate Rackets Commit­ areas voted' along tvlth Repub­ • I mQk a snda fountain treat. ing known as the farm slave the sentence for failing to have a town hAH ot suburban Louveclenr Mrs. Nola Cone, 40. acrambled tee' says it now expects to start licans to hand hoiSM fa m lead­ NO-IRON FRINGED scheme. pass is $2.80 or four days in }ail. nes this moi-nlng.^. ers a resounding defeat. The Just dip and dp! PLASTIC RAINPROOF Affidavlta lodged in the Su­ out of wreckage of her bqr with next 'iTiursda.v new. hearings on Have Guns Set to Shoot In most cases, relatives of the six patrons, shaken but unhurt. stopgap wheat program had preme dourf here testify to grim men don’t know' where they are. The ceremony was almost an the affair* of James R. Hqffa and nous k to yoniarit, CHAISE LOUNGE or anticlimax in the complicated . "I've seen Oklahoma tornadoes been accepted by the Senate. treatment for- the workers. They By the time their inquiries lead scandals in the Teamsters Union •ad smta Kk too! GUDER COVERS $1.98 FURNITURE THROWS scenario the couple had improvised but none like this,” she Laid. "I he heads. Washington, June 18 UP) - Sena-^west of Tokyo whei-e the crippled labor from dawn to dusk. They th m to court— perhaps to pay the aircraft landed. They, were ac DODD FAVORS STRAUSS . are watched over by ’white over­ in their effort for secrecy. heard this roaring sound and yell­ Royal. Air Force Valiant 4-jet tors set out today to make it as D R A PE R Y d e p a r t m e n t fine— the "volunteers” are on companied by the pilot of the Washington, Juno 18.- ’(flV " seen and black "Boss Boys" car­ Chdrrier. said' Tuesday they had ed 'Everybody hit :'the floor and bomber cuts by nearly two- hours celtain as possible that American 60" X 72” 72” X 90” For 72”^X 108” some farm With six months' labor get under something.’ patrol planee fly -with guns loaded plane, Lt. Cmdr. Donald R. Mayer 'Lewi* L. Strauss gedaed aaothw^ i n g tildiips and Tclubs. Foremen In the field ahead o f them. already been married. Mrs. Anne- flight from England to Johannes­ Larger Chairs •ThAn it struck. Bottles flew and In working order In the future.. of-Lltchfield, Conn. Democratic vote—his eighth— Contour Styla mounted on horses round them-up Marie Bardot, Brigitte’s mother, burg, Sduth Africa, as it flics past For Chairs For Divans Spearheading doiirt actions to through the air. The cash register Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH), Navy airmen said yesterday toda.v for his nomination^ to bo ■ and , If they try to escape and they are free the laborers Is a Johanhes- confirmed that yesterdsy. But Jan Smuts Airport 11 hours '3 It both refused to be specific about — It takes two men to life -It— fell Joined Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- that a communications n)lahap and secretary of commerce, ghm. PLASTIC Studio Couches often thrashed when they are burg lawyer, Joe Carlson. He con­ minutes after leaving England... where or when the ceremony Jiad off the counter. Parts' of the cell­ Eighty-eight of 100 firms that got Tex) in a demand that steps be two useless gun mounts in their Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn) laM MAHRESS caught. tends that the scheme la Illegal. ing fell down. taken to see to it that no Ameri­ he will' vote to confirm Strauss- [fijtrfi There have been frequent court been held and no one wa*' able to most defense contracts hAVS lilred patrol plane left them at the They are fed on a diet of corn COVERS find a record of the event, . . TTlie tornado must have lasted a total of .721 retired military offi­ can plane again” Is 8s defenseless mercy of the Communist fighters Dodd said In a prepared Senato porridge with occasional ratlona of cases in which white farmers or two minutes. As soon as It let us, as the converted Navy antisub­ speech that he is going to voto their overseers were charged wiyi The sexy 24-yetfr-oId movie star cers, says Sen. Paul Douglas of when their one ope rati vs fn ir 'ln meat and sugar. A t night they are I shouted 'Count off. I ■ want to marine plane strafed by Commu­ for Strauss because he Is "a assaults on African laborers. One co-starring in their latest movie niihoia. the tall .assembly was knocked lotjked up in living quarters 'hold­ hear seven voices? And, thank God, nist MIG fighters over the Sea df man who has courage, oompe- farmer Was fined $140 for whip­ met Charrier, 23, while they were U.N. trientifle committee on ra­ out. The tail gpinner was wounded ing. as many as 70 men in a room costarring in, their latest movie Japan., before he coUtd fire a shot. tence. Intellectual power, a alh-^ W vpth one small window. They sleep ping four African convict laborers diation says it v-ill give priority "O’lr planes should be fully “ Babette Qoea to War.” She pre­ Adm . Wallace M. Beakley told a cere patriotism, and an eeaei)«‘ l i j on filthy sacks laid on concrete with a piece of hoael He had found in coming year to study of ttie life ■ Wastiable, Pre-shrunk, No-lron. Beautiful textured,_’weave In five viously was married to director arme ■ and have their guns ready Senate^hearing yesterday that all tlal Integrity that shines floors. Their cloth.ea are tattered them stealing' milk. ’ Rihicdff to Bolster of radioactive fallout occurring solid colors—gold, tan, rose, g^ en and brown. Roger Vadim ^nd-nnly recently to flre'^ if they are attacked," naval planes are under, orders to through the mistakes and Uiao- raga or potato sk^s. during a nuclear test . . . Prince broke her engagement to guitar Bridges said. “Vi’e are going to in­ return any attack. Beakley, dep­ cxiraoies to which all m M sra ' They are paid about 88.50 a f^w on ShopliCting Rainier artd) Princess Grace of player Sacha Distel. vestigate this situation and see uty chief of naval operations, said subject.’’ mbntl). 'To supplement, their diet ■ - ..-ll/ .C. . • ' Monaco m*et Pope John XltCIII what can be done about msdtlrig When the wedding party ar­ the attacked plane did not return they part with some qf their earn­ No Body Escapes Hartford.’ June 18 —• Gov. for first t*r 'a todrfy . . . Spanish certain that our men can fight rived at the little town hall, they IJFi the fire because its tall guns were RHyriNO IN DURBAN ■ We welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with ings in ^change for milk, meat, Abraham Rlbicoff has reversed one Communists fall miserabty in at­ -baclt Immediately If they are fired rushed up the stairs to the wed­ shot out. I . Durban. South Africa, Juna U . cash spies and also to customers who pay their eparge account within and bread from the farmers' own Inflatidn ' Toudh ding hall. Attendants tried to o^hia own vetoes and now plans to tempt to stag* 24-hour,'genqpal on.” strike in protest aMLnst remnne Bridges,.chairman of thfe Senate There was temporary dfsggiap- (JV -P oltce used machine guns fifteen (15) days after billing dale. , stores. cips* the dobr.'but the push from sign a . bill that strengthens the ' and rifles In a running fight With > These revelations have ^et oR ii Brownsville, Tex., June 18' state’s shoplifting, Igw. ’ of GanaraHssimo Franc ils c o Republican Policy Committee, and msnt over why other guns’ in the photograpbers left on thetouUide fore part of the plane and atop its ' 6,000 African men and'Women in a campaign for a government in­ (J*)—Inflation has -finally was too great. The Govel-nor vetoed the bill Franco. Johnson, the Senate Democratic 'fuselage were not working. a negro eoction of Durban today.; quiry, hut the government ha^ re- caught up. ’ Tuesday, . conteYiding: it would ' Repubilpcuia appear oonAdeilt of leader, are top members of tpe Sto”- Brigitte refused to permit jihotos " The plane's pilot told newsmen First reports said n dozen psN ' fU a^' this. A . fii^hine^. minister, 'For years scientists have during the ceremony. TOie argu­ weaken, ‘rather ' than strengt)ben, ^ t t in g off showdosvn vo te-o n ata Preparedness subcommlttse. in Japan that needed spare p a i^ eons. Including one poUeonuuh' Daan de.Wet Ncl, says fanhs em­ estimated the vahie of 'the ment grew more vidfent Ind there the la-w. Yesterday his office'an­ Lewis L. Htaswss! appplntment- as. Johnson said this group, which' he chemical contents of the hu- heads, will decide on the basis of a fo r these two turrets hadn’t ar­ were woondetd. The trouU nf ploying' volunteer labor ate visited was a brief adiffle. Brigitte and nounced that a printing error had secretary o f coinimerce until .they started when irlot squads trlw ; 1 iJ regOlarly by an inspector pf his m y i body at 98- cehts. uther members of the party stalked been ^scovertd. can muster -their m a x i u m Navy Department repolrt- what rived In tline. CORb. ' to dlsporao n crowd of demon* Rut pn the basis of present s'T^enRth next week . . . Her eyes course'lt will take In th® Inquiry. Etat ths Defense, Department dspiutmtnt. ^ , J out tq another room, where she Because of the printing error, ■irating Afrioan Farmers need thsfs Workers be- day prlesa, the value has now broke down iii sobs. , ^ , tbs Governor's office said,'the jgov- toSred by lye huPled by alm;^ The U.S. N a v y . opened an in­ ealif the forward turret was pur- esuss of ths acufs shortage of, gonq up to $1.17, Tom Keller, OharHsr reproached the'’ phDtpg- Srnor; -had misunderstood- . ths taitous towelleni bride-to-be un- vestigation In Japan Into tbs fgll'- posslly taken out of commlislm I t Afrlosfl labor In thq' rural arsM|. Inatruotor" in chemistry at raphsrh. Biigftts's father hsatsdly actual,effect aneas defense^ j^aas flOO^mlles (OohMatod to Vh*o , i' r

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