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• 4 - V FRroAY, JULY 18, 1960 PACT rointTEBav * « ■ iKanrli^Btifr lEo^ttfns Ik ilir N « t MP Hie W M k.-baM - f A - . - l '*Thei^ wiU be no meeUim, of Odd T h e Rev. Alfred L. Williams, JWi»«tfe.l288 F>Hows Lodge tonight The next rector, and the Rev. P r ^ d tt Hospital Not^ L f. w ool 00. rabr M l ooel AbdutTc^Hn meeting 'wiU be Friday, July 22, Beach Jr., assistant, of St, Maty's Episcopal Church will appear oh . iOe p l a n t 1^,123 -'.-'Jiy at 7:80 p.m. The lodge meets on Vlsitiag hours: Adulta. 2 to 8 , i ' r r ; : - ’* . ■ y _ i-j~ ' n g h to wm: H m wM dy daacu conducted by the second and fourth Friday dur­ the WTSF radio broadeaist, spon­ 81 MF. ^ . the Recrefttion Department Will be pju. M atonltjr 2 to A aud 8 to 8 ing July and August ' sored* by the Manchester Minis­ gju. CidldreB's Ward 2 to 7. ■ Cuhet4^rtuheAMoek», MimekMt«r’^ A C ityofV U lageC h »m held tonifbt at- Robertaon Park. terial Assn.,' Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Th^ first dance for children 12 Mrs. Hkrry Doering, 101^ Pine The rector will be in, cdiarge of ^atlarts Today: 180 years end under will beg^ at 7:30 (CUwstfied Adverttalng on Fag* 18) St., has returned hwhe after a 14 broadcasts at 7:10 p.m. dally next iLDMirrSD YESTERDAY: Pat­ ITAK alBS'^iit, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 1960 PRICE FIVE and end at 8:80 p.m. Following this weeks' itay in the Hartfoid’Hos- week. VOL. LXXtt NO. 244 (TWELVE p a g e s — TV SECTION) then will be Teenage Record Hop rick Claafiy, f67 Highland S t; piUl; Friends may now visit her. Charles"Xndrulot, South Windsor; from 8:80 to Tp:80. These dances The Manchester -Orange will are under the supervision o f Mr. Mrs. Marla Campdseo, 4 Chapel The A u g u sta n a Lutheran conduct a baking contest at BL; Mrs. Olga Prleas, 299 E. Mid­ E COOLER-MORE Friendthip Strained and Mrs. Robert NeU of the Re­ Churfch. of which Bhhanuel LAith- Orange Hall on Aug, 3 between 7 dle Tphe;: Mrs. Eunice Culver, 77 \ SiateNews creation Department. eran Church o f Manchester is. a and 7:30 p.m. Those interested Boulder'Hd.; Mrs. Martha Glea­ . COMFORTABLE member, will be -the subject 'of a may get in touch with Miss Co­ son, South Windsor; Mrs. Helen Members of Covenant Congre- television .program on CBS, Chan­ lumbia DeCarli, chairman of the LaChapelle, 142 Tearl St.; Mrs. -getlonal Church will hold a church nel 3, Sunday at 10 a.m. The his­ home, economics comrtilttee, who Beverly Fultz, 203 Penter St.; n family picnic Sunday noon at the tory of the church, which last lives at the home of Mrs. Celeste Mrs. BUnca Ryap, Storrs; Mrs. S trik e a t^ new church site on Hackmatack month celebrated its 100th anni­ King. 88 Bissell St. Prizes will be Helen Bednarek, 27 Pine Hill St.; St. Members are to bring their versary, will be related, including awarded. John Young, 137 School St.; Ed- own coffee, picnic lunch, ifityj* the story of its founding Scan­ snu'd. BOlles, South Windsor| dinavian pioneers. L o c k h e e d pact at polio Strikes and chairs. Cold drinks will be RochvUle-V ernon Frank Pbmey, 3l6 Center St. avalUabla. ADMTrtlSD TODAY: David BuiDank, CJalif -, July 16 (/P) There will be Rose Drill reliearsrV WUey, 79 Nilet Dr,; Carl Tyler, Groton Child The Polish American Club will at Vernon Grange on July 18 at 20 Washington S t, Vernon. — Strikiug m»chini8ts have l i r tiOB ASSOOEAUBD PRESS ♦ # telegram to Ben. John F. Ken- ion Not’60 Issu^ hold a semi-annual meeting at the 7:30 p.m. All girls who have taken BIRTH YESTERDAY: A approved the liteit eohtraet A mmjor rift betwe«n the nedy (D-Maas.) in the sixth degree, or who will Uke Two Held in asking the presidenUal nominee to clubhouse, 108 Clinton S t, Sun­ daughter to Mr., and Mrs. Win- offer of Lockheed AirtriBft •triking unibna hhs developfid Groton, July (/P)--TGrot- day at 1 p.m. it in October, may try out. throp Goodwin; Wapping. send Gpv.-Abraham Rlblcoff Iwick Co.'G Miesiles and Space Divi- in t h fr '8 iM » y ‘^ W ^ *U tout a t on today fepdrted its seijpnd Morals Case BIRTH TODAY: A daughter tp to CoimecUcut to try his hand at a Mr. and Mrs. William Reichert, ifilpn, ending their-month-oW six United Aircraft Corp'. settlement. Rlbitoff was scheduled case of polio within two days. French Rd., Bolton. wi&oul at four in- to return tonight. The latest Victim, 4-yea.r-old Mi­ A Rockville woman and a WilU- plants in the' state. chael Saporito, was admRted yes­ mantlc man were arrested yester­ DISCEARGSD YESTERDAY: atallatipna, it waa imnounc^ An amity phet was seriously The United Aircraft Gorp. yes­ terday to Lawrence Memorial W ill Push day in connection with' a morals Marguerite Estrmera, Hartford; wttli til k8fit8at. today. strained yestebday as the Inter­ terday announced the end of ,'J^IIoapltai a in Now London, where his offense involving a 13-year-old girl. Sehaetian. Valvo, M Edward St.; Oita atrik^ WiU return to work national Association of MacHihists strike by pix^ucUon w ork era^ t condition was listed as crittcal. State Police said Josephine Dp- Miss Mary Orecca, Hartford; Monday. The diviaihn builds ths continued its critieEsm ,of the XTnit- its Pratt and Whithey .^ w raft Also lin critical condition at the OPEN DAILY bOBZ, 36,- of 5 Cherry St., Rock-. Richard Q lm d , 8 -Angel St.; John Navy's Polaris submarined mjaaile ed Auto Workers for. accepting a Research and Developmem Cen­ hospltal is Mrs! Ro)»6rt Watroui, MW Over New ViUe, Is charged with indecent as­ Cavagnarb, „103 Ridge St. .and la prime contractor tor- .toe eoihpahy contract; oW«r at the ter near West Palm Fktoich,, Fla. whole home is about a mile ffofn To The Public sault and risk of injury to a monor, DISCHARGED TODAY: David Dlacoverer, Samoe aiNl .Mldae North Haven plant of United'* It said the 3-week^«ralkout end- | the Saporitos. and who was strick­ and Charles Johnson, 38, of Wil- Swansbh, 30 Hudson St.; Mrs. aatelUte aystemi. ' The eampany P^att- At 'Whltheiy division. ed , with an agreement with the en with bulb'ar polio Thursday. llmantic, is .charged with indecent Sophie. Mikolbwsky, 52 Teresa ROU-UP ■aya it baa mat mu critical gato* IAM officials were .^concerned IAM jfor extending the present Mrs. Watrous, 24, is the first Frontiers assault, risk of injury to a minor, Rd.; Mrs. Eva Crawford, 67 Pearl In ita defense contracts. Over the first break In the pre­ eohtraet another year. case diagnosed as polio in the Swimming and two counts of rape. She is be­ Mario FaVa, carpentry Inatnictor, points nut to Mrs. Richard J. Rqback some planned features of Now all the beauty, pfolsctiee viously solid strike front. The "The union has agreed to the state this year. the 6-room ranch-type house that Howell Cheney Technical School itudenta completed for her and St.; Mrs. Dpreen St. Louis, 38 Approocimately 8,800 members By JACK BELL ing held in Tolland County Jail Mountain St, Rockville; Al­ sad pcnnineace e( an machinists are bargaining aganta cpmpany terms for returning en>- The. Saporito boy was placed in her husband last month. Today, only landscaping remains. The carpentry students worked on the Sixa. ed the International Aaaoolatiun Los Angeles, July 16 under $5,000 bond and Johnson is berta Estabrook, South Coventry; sTuminnin awaiat that roll* of Machlnlata voted by a 8-2 mar­ fo r Workfers'at Pratt A Whitney in ployes,” a con^any official said. an iron lung at the hospital.The Picnic Area i_ being held under $20,000 bond, house from September to June. The Robacka offered to open the house for 4>ublic viewing, but the Eaat Hartford and Manchestob "These terms provide that all type of polio was not immediate­ Sen. John F. Kennedy tock school declined on the grounds It should not advertise. According to Fava, all carpentry graduates Harry ,Patten; Coventry; Mrs. . up 1 rio tioragc er deterieratisa gin ThUreday and Friday. .to ae- The woman was arrested by Marion Labreck, ,140 Loomia St.; prableuit. Spriag-teaipered count* -and .at Bamfiton Standard Divi­ atrikera will be returned to their ly, diagnosed. It also was not im­ personal Gomrnand - Ui# Rockville. Police on a Rockville w-ere placed with various building and construction firms after the school year ended. (Herald Sept toe propbeal. Ballot mediately known whether' he had Gail Hutchins, -Vernon < Trailer aluminum with beautiful last sion in Windsor Locks fM»d Broad original' Jobs, If such jobs have : Democratic Party- machine:^ City Court warrant. Johnson was Photos by Oflara). tag was com filet^ late, not been filled during the strike." been insulated against the dis­ Court, Vernon; Mrs. Sophie loder. twoeoit baked eaimel finish. night. ' Brook. today after bluntly laying ta« picked up by Wllllmantic Police on West Hartford; Walter Hicking, Meantime, the Ua W was having United Aircraft said no striker# ease. — The state Health Dept, yester­ (i similar warrant; 91 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Ann Call fir ffai 'The new contract aifects ap- ita troubles at the Sikorsky air­ "Who have committed acts of van­ 'eligiou.s issue on the cani- They are scheduled to appear in prcKimately 10,500 hourly em­ craft plants-- in Bridgeport and dalism or violence, and'who have day ■ corrected previous state­ paign line. Zaremba, Lake St., Vernon; Denis UWHMltnfiM ments that Mrs. Watrous had re^ Rockville City Court Monday. Erhardt, Hartford; Mrs. Mary ployes at Van Nuys. Sunnyvale, ■Stratford, which comprise still an­ been arrested for such miscon­ In a dramatic address accepting Rt. 85 and Franeh R ocnI iRrititfmatt. Santa Cruz and Vandenberg Air duct, will be reinstated.” ceived three Salk vaccine shots. the first presidential nomlnbtiaa Haskell, 18 Jordt St.; Mrs. Darby other division of United Aircraft. The -department, said a check ROLTONw^l 9-8287 Prentiss and son, 405 N. Main St,; Force Base, in California. nn4 Negotiations between' the union The company said it grants the given to a Romsji Catholic Si|lC« Hawaii and at Holloman Air Force showed she had received one sljot Puhlir Records Mrs. June Lyons and daughter, Also and company were ' suspended in­ workers an ipimediafe increase of two and , a half years ago. The 1928,' Kennedy told a cheering Bs m , H. M. Hsu-tford, definitely while the National La­ 7 to 12 cents an hour and another hospital earlier had reported the throng of fiO.OOQ In Lps AngelM’ Warrantee Deeds Worker# atruck June 15 at the aprawllng coliseum last' night:' CUSTOM-MADE bor-Relations Board considers a 7 to 12 cents next year. Fh-eaent th'rM shots. Wesley C. and Bernice B. Gryk JUNIOR BAR ELECTS CaUtonha InstallaUons, but toe workers’ petltlem to oust the UAW Avage scales 'were not disclosed. ^*1 am telling you now wlMto yWl ■ to Charles J. and Gertrude J. Mor­ CANVAS AWNINGS HawaU and Holloman employes Newington, July 15 tff»—David t as bargainihg agent at Sikorsky. are entitled to know: That rison, property at 423 E. Center W. Goldman, New Haven, has did not walk out. Some 1,700 non-strikers filed a Hartford, July 16 IJP)—Repub­ Dispute Unsolved ciaions on every public policy St. been elected chairman of the Jun­ Main provisions of the new c o n - ^ p e t i t i o n asRlHg-tor lican State Chairman BMwin H. Hartford, July 16 A work be my own— aa an American, • Sherwood Circle Inc.'to Leonard ior ..Bac.secUon.of the. Connecticut disput e - between - con t-raotor# -an d P;--Wedorczyk7-an d -Elizabeth A MANCHESTER -tract:, airveiection-to^tletermine -.Jhe-har- May - Jr.; —t-oday - criticized - - Gov. Democrat and a : '' . \ State Bar Assn. A 4-cent -hourly increase this gaining agent at the plants. If the Abraham Ribicoff for absence from AFL-CIO . Iron Workers in the with that p'oriubn fixed, Ksn- . Orlpwaks, property at 25 Sher­ Other officers elected yesterday year, retroactive to June 13, and wood Clr. AWNING GO. NLRB orders an election, the the state during what he called state remains unsolved. nedy called his first general new* , at the tection's annual meeting a S-cent hourly increase next year State mediators reported some conference since the party con- Phillip J. Pelletier to Bernard A. 196 WEST CESi E R OT. UAW must gpt more thwi 50 per almost the., entire period o f the were L Stewart Bohan, Meriden, - Freezing of 6 cents in cost-of- cent o f ’the vote to:remalh in pow­ United Aircraft Corp. strike. progress after talks yesterday, vention gave him its top nominlK' NOTICE and Rita P. Lozier, Troperty at vice chalrinaiiT'RAymond E. Bald­ MI 9-6091 46 Summer St. Jiving IncreaaeA previously grants er. Union officials were confident May, in a atatenient, said Ribi- but still no settlement. tlon. ■ ^ win Bridgeport, secretary, and ESTABUSHED 1949 Into base pay’ 'Provision for new The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Moments after the |Ui( had Richard A. Lawson to William Jay B. Siegel, Hartford, treasurer. they would.' : A. and Glendolyn M. Pearson, prop­ cost-of-living increases after July 'The machinists, meanwhile, sent (Conttoned. on. Page Two) Donnelly. New Haven, chairman dipped below the rim ,of the vast TO All WATER CUSTOMERS erty at 115 Hemlock St. l8Ml if the cost of -living goes .up. of the State Mediation and Art)i- stadium. Kennedy, etrode to the Marriage IJcefise A layoff benefit of $80 for each tration Board, said the union’s podium of temporary stands to- lay Nicholas A. MIsky of Windsor year's employment, up to a maxi position was that contractors who In ardor f« supply odoc|uafo Rrt profoction down a blueprint for a fighting and Bernice Amelia Zeremba of nium of $300. didn’t sign an. agreement by Mon­ Sen. John F. Kennedy, slU beside his mother, Mrs. Joseph F. Kennedy, while waiting to accept the campaign to carry America be- 610 N. Main St., St. Bridget's .Hie average pre-etrike wage day would be refused union Democratic nomination tor president, in the tios Angelas Coliseum last night. (A P Photofaxl. .vond toe ‘New Frontier" into a and to givo a supply of wator to eustomors Church. July 30. was $2.68 per hour. Republicans Plan workers.' Space Age he said demands "a Building Perndts UourboA IAM spokesmen have said the A spokesman for the contractors new generation of leadership.’’ on Mgh olovatiens your ceoporotien is ro- Castle Pools Inc., for Maude E. iinain reason tor the walkout was said this position waa . the same as But as a preliminary to lila Plouff, Installation of swimming Lockheed’s attempt to reclhssily a strike threat. Some 600 workers U.S. Strategists promise to provide "creati've Dem­ epmstod in ean 7 in g o u t Hm following pool at IID Autumn St., $2,500. ^ - ' tm - Jobs. The union said thill would are Involved in the. dispute. They s for 6,000 ocratic leadership in the White KLRE Construction Co. , Inc,, coet employes an avirrAge of $20 are represented by two locals. House,” toe 43-year-old MaaaaChur erection of single- family dwelling s e h o d u lo : per week. See Inf klence setts senator grasped toe issue-of at 178 Lydall St., $15,000. Lockheed said' the chief iitinn< Fatalfy Injured hit Catholictim fay the foreloek hling block was the union's demand Chicago, Juljf 16 (F) — The ac-*8witchboard to ass that his order UN Troops in Congo and shook it out for his OOF- op* -for' an agency ahopr Ihi which all is carried out. ■ Milford. July 16 «P).— A Brook­ Try Russia ponents to inspect. NO lawn sprinkling of ony typo ot any pioco RANGf wnt was on'i^jails today an the workars eligible tor IAM meml>«>'' Nor will' the delegates lack at­ lyn, N.' ir., truck driver was in­ "I .hope no American, consider­ ship would have to pay union due# advanced guard of the Republic^ tention from the po)ice force. More jured fatally early today on toe Wiesb^en, Germany. July-V the Congolese capital of LeopoW- JOHN M. HlUHTOWfcl ing the critical issuea facing tills on any day botwoon tho hours of 4 and 9 pjfi. remtodlcss o f whether thCy Jetaed. than 1,100 city TOliceman will be Miltoird ‘Turnpike when 1»* was 16 ID — , Hiree > U,8. -.Air -Foriw ville yesterday aboard U.S. plaqra- >UEL OIL Of o u t! irht ti*iirdr. qnlv.B d ^ after the security.couh-. Washington, July 16 — U.S country, will waste his franchise There Will be neither JOb H- ■ ■ "^rcct-_ traffic, handle. aldkto:-a4-.aaQM toa«i l,80q,.T;!q- UP) by voting either tor me or against We Rent: Floor Suders, Edgers, Hand Sanders, Wallpaper ______oruectlon dur- ‘ 4T,Vi twnipa plus ■cflgavffHammblSkjoIjr a gp-ahead strategists today figured Soviet Tho obovo sdiodulo includos Saturdays and GASOLINF fowl tor the Congo -are in full to set up the task fot-ce. me solely oh account of my relig­ Steamers, .Wallpapering Equipment, * Floor Polishers, Wet and (CaM toA^ a i 9itge I the platform committes’jiW YW lin TiqrMflTa^irte depart- !^bt7749, of 255 Van Buren 8t., Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev has ious affiliation,” he said. Dry Vacuum Cleaners and Ladders. to work Tuesday. NeW York Gov. ment announced. Forty plain- apparently was- wprklpg on his swliig today. D ip lo m a ts reported - Ham- HMtdquarters of the Air Force a short term goal of a 2-way prop­ The shirt-aleeved crowd, which Sundays and wiH bo in offoct until furthor Nelson Eoek'efeller will arrive clothesmen' and 259 uniformed parked trailer truck whfin he wlus marskjold plans' to send in about filled about two-thirda of toe ex­ Monday,'YK>ld A press vibnference, men ■will be bn duty inside the ' from-behind by a pickup truck In Europe- said Hercules CISO 4,000 troops^ by . the end of next aganda victory out of the troubles turbo-prop transports started in The Congo. pansive reaches of seats roared n o t k o . BANTLY OIL Robacks Like Home ;ioii Urges appear before,the platform com­ amphitheatre. during all sessions, being operated by Rus$eU'Wil- week and nhother 2,000 by the end back ita approval. CAMERAS mittee Tuesday and return to New not to mention seven policewomen. liaitis, 216 Muhson St., New Haven. ferrying 1,300 MorOccsui troops of' the nionlh. Most, are to he A f­ But they expressed' confidence I \N\ . INI'. FILM—FLASH BULBS C.J. MORRISON And, speaking with scorn, -Ken­ York Wednesday.' He is acheduled Outside, 300 policemen 'Will direct Proctor'died at Mllfofrd Hospital from Rabat to Leop

■*■'■....> >'- - - A ’ , ■ ■ L' ‘ ’ 1 ' , ■ .. ..j:..' ' • ■ K- p'. '• ic i ■ i'- '• KANCElliSite JimCMb^G^^^H^ SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1060 WAtSBtm MANCHESTER: EVENING HERALD, MANCHBtTBl. OONM„ SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1660 J , IM Ilf '■ ...... - ' PerryTells Rock Gardens Offer YersatiKty VrifndMp str^ned-i-' on TeUs Nation dE^tnaryi Announce Engagements Rei'd»Sd\tPiaiter!« on • ; t:.)I Wj ALLAN SWBN80N = 4 '- WMMai tor Ncmiwper BstMTHM &URY ROCKS AT LEAST OCABO AOAINW '* < WmL dedtt ion Not’60 si Amh. . '>^BAD TRUMP BREAK NortMeoth v * m M e DeadiOaiinis!!^ School Work WALFDEpm By Alfred Shelsiwold NORIH , , ST’ ■ K ' ...... ■ I . The MwtelMirter Water Oo, boat I t WM learned, however,'< (O m « tram Ppge Om )- forces of evil which ehallenge us Itoek fKMui&if 1* an axecllent: eiA *>ii -‘-ft-yy/*'r - Ofie of ,the hastiest shocks a A A 6 2 Mrsv Howara ■ JSIMS L. Perry, ptaMilng eo- bean authoiixad to increase the proposed rate of 19 < v«y to make'proMom aroaa beau- V A J • 5 today. sand gallons to bridge player can get 1* to find,all tbsL Fair Daal—but the cahla will "Amerlci must—to thoM who ordinator, reported yesterday on rates and ehalrgta to ita cuatom- tiful.' Bar* walla of aton*, bHek of the missing trumps in one hand. ♦*A « < ba out before he 4o” Kennedy consuming mors Uum 900J ♦*> 4 2 thresteii the pafice aRd freedom of Mrs. Ethel M. Howard of Bolton the progreita of work on edtool ere, the new rateis to ta applied to Ions of water every tfarM.i or 16t* alao can be brijfhtaned with ROCK s u r f a c e a id s (OontiBiMd tMoi Pag* Om ) . If possible, you, should guard raid. , roMk 'with'vrtth a ddecisive NotOh died yesterday of a heart at­ improvements nuthorined In lost all aervlces rendered after July 1. had been changed to 20 esn agalhst this sort of misery. But 4 0 7 5 4 * 10 9 | \ In WaaUngtoD, Thruston B. voice, speak, with■ ^ one<»oice, spMk if your property, haa ateep DRAIMA6 C T o pjDcrr LEVEU his abaanee ffom the aUta fog near­ how do you guess which opponent Morton, IqBpUbUcan taairmsui, tack' in Rutland Hospital, Rutland, May's referendum. Authority was granted by the 19-cent rata, to have bean iQiplIia'.. ' bank’a, irick arartena offer do\ible coff'a, concern over the strike’ap­ ly entire atrlke period. Not ohly V None V Q « 2 ' again with the'the'voice of a fgovem- Vt. She WM th,e widow of Kmaiiit Tbe apfiroved work is undervmy PubUe Utilities Commission (PUC) to water consumption past -_|ha pear* "holloiP' because of liis eut- Is the villain of the piece ? 4QJ52 ♦10971 Mid KcmnOdiy’a card cutting ref- ment undi'vided, of a nat fuily dt^deitda. riower* and leaf J’ GROUP PIPWERS he, but AFI>CIiO officers klitota- West takes two top clubs and *renc^'“wa# prompted by-the fact M.Howtord.: on tlie Barnard Junior High yesterday on the strength of a 900,000-galIon limit, WM tenoad . pUuita blend well with^ roclw on ofrfftate political activity. *11 ffvirldoff and John J. Driiicoll ♦ A K J 10 Q « 5 united.” Born in North, Coventry, the revised rate schedule, which will unwise by the commissiea In itg.' than leadg a third club, You 'ruff ffoirm he haa been playing with his, When it came Adlai B. Stevi Srtiool ahd eight older elementary review of the company rsquaatitf alopea. And you avoid 'w eatllnn f^RGREAYfep. The OOP leader predictad that left Cohnectlcut for the Idsa and stare pensively^ at. the dum- ♦ K J 3 stacked deck at the Demo- .taughter of the late George H. and add to the water company’s rev­ your lawn mower there. Riblcoff, when he retuirii to the Alleles Democratic Convention son’s turn, he^brought a g ro u and ^a«iN C. Clreeh Meloney, she'was schools. Aleo. a targst data of enue- about - 335,140 a year. -The :---- — . Actual 0084------^ — m a s s O F (jje p 6 s my while you make'your mind tip * 9TX 10 9 '7 4 2 !- craUc eonvehtloh,” ahouts of "no” fK>m the specU- Sept. 1 has beta set for ooraple- The 19-cent tata' Wan found to Natural outcrppa. a few bould- state, will try to gain credit for '^e atrike at United Aircraft on how to play the trumps. ♦ K t • 'Diming to world affairs, Ken­ 68 yea.rs old. A. true Yankee, of in- tion of plans for' a proposed addi­ additional revenue amouhts to an *rp or Ju.«t an open slope welcome GOUOP. any settlement which might be plants In the state is In its 3Bth - The only thing that edn bother ♦ 7 3 tators when be began: 'T have domltable^spirit^ Mrs. Howard haa 18.6 per cent increase. ta the actual cost of producing tha U;ALL5toV1£S day. f nedy defined the "New Frontier” come to swr goodbye— been extrtmely active in United tion to the Mary <%eney Library, water. The PUC and opponents of ” rock Harden plantinna. Start with made. you la a 3-0 trump break! You WeM Nsrtli EastSsaffi —which he obviously hoped to But-with a grin Stevenson add­ not yet apiwoved. The revised schedule brings the a aUetch of the aelected area APART \MfTH "1 have hesitated making’ a pub­ Riblcoff left eight days ago for can guard against this by leading- 1 ♦ Rasa 2 Methodist C ih^h where she was new rates snd service charges the rata increase said the rshs," , lic statement regarding the de­ the Democratic convention In L>os Pas* 3 18 rtm 4 V make as much of a catch phrase ed: “—but not farewell.” a constant workhf in the Women’4 Perry reported "good progress” about half way between the old which made the company no p n d C ' Planninff eliminatea extra pock low from, the correct hand. as the New Deal and Fair Deal The two-time presidential con­ on renovationa to the Barnard would affect residential and eoolr moving ■ effort*. CR01^) B A R . plorable strike situation at United Angeles. 4^ sbokasman said Ribi- If West is void of trumps, you AU Pas* Society of Christita , Service. ShC rates and the rates proposed by cofTa only other trip out of the OpeaiBf iea4-vorker and Junior High buUdings, tor which mercial users unfairly. Inform*] gro'ipa In naturaliatlc Aircraft," May said, “for fear my can find out by leading a low known opp^unities and perils— nation “a new beginning for the 1500,000 in bonds has been issued. the company in Its initial request The added revenue to ths eomv: aettines are uaually''most plea.a- ‘motives would be considered poll- state during the United atrike was trump from your .own hand.: West, rnemljer of the Mancheirier and for an increase, fllM with the PUC ,tlcal. for about flv* days in late June to a frontier (of unfilled hopes and Democratic party tad for our Hartford County YWCA. Most Interior demolition is com­ in March. pany 'wiU result in a 6.26 per cent intr. Formal lines, such aa alonn will discard, and you will win with a free finesse and you might still threats." L. country . . . pleted, he said, and electrical, return on investment, seconUng - a stone^or bpck retaining: wall or “However, Governor Riblcoff’* attend the governors’ conforenea in dummy’s ace. Then you can finesse '. In pMt' years, she and her htis;^ Structure Revised Montana. go down. "Beyond that frontier are un­ Mentioning new criaes in The band were caretakers at the club' masonry, ooncrete, and plumb to PUC figures. The return, Oia bordering terrace* alao pro\'ide offer of intervention -v Which fail­ through East. DaHy qusstlon— charted areas of science anditaece, O>ngo and Cuba, Stevenson said: ' The engagement'of Mlaa Doima^ igagement of Miss Bar- ing work is underway, along with The PUC turned down that re­ PUC indicated, will abow gota A-- good rock garden opportunities. house at Bolton Notch, a fish and barwiAnn J>ikka to'Stephan James quest Monday, saying the pro­ ■ TAMiP S o i l . l^^APRb«■s ll4 But what if East is. void of Partner bids one club, tad the unsolved pioblema of peace and The headlines of today are the game lodge of a group of Har/:ord Masie Sartor to Paul T, Ford Is exterior painting of the main nancial condition in case ttm Wa« ’ Choo*e plant* that prosper in trumps ? Then you must begin the next player passes. You h o ld : 'war, unconquered pockets of ig­ heritagea of yeaterday. They are Jh'dvost la announced by her par­ building. posed rate staedule wm “more ter company , seeks to hom er IMUJKEVJ, WerPEATOR men; and later .at the Belding es­ announced by her parents, Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Jylkka, than Just and reaataable” and your area. A local'gardeti center suit by leading a Ipw trump fromi Spades — A 6 2; HearU — A J norance and prejudice, unanswerM angry symptoms which bur nation tate in Vernon. She and Mr. How­ ThnetaMe money to complete a new well wa> MTi ad\i*e oh this ntafter. Sun- PLANT IS IKI SPHAGMUfA the dummy. East will discard, and -■^uueatlons of poverty tad surplus,"' dare not longer ignore—^toom Mrs. Anthoily P. Sartor, 37 Per­ 11 Durant St. Her fiance is the He said every effort is being would have yielded the company ter system. The company has Belgian Troops Ignore 8 5; Diamonds — A 8 4; Oubs— ard returned to'the Howard home­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector O. a greater return than that which loving annuals Include candy­ you will win with the king. Yoii 9 4 2. What do you say? lie said. ^ which we no longer-cu avert our stead at Bolton Notch in the later kins St. made to complete areas moat jiec- said the rata IncreaM request was tuft. coleus, dwarf mirigolda and PLACE BETvOBEVI m oss will then he inr position to lead a He aa]d the timea damand “in­ Her. fiance is the^spn of Mrs. Provost, 104 Elizabeth Dr, “ahould properly be allowed.” The made because of the need to boiv Answer; Bid one heart. You can eyes." The time is long overdue not years of the 194()’s. Miss Jlykka ia a 1959 graduate essary for classes when school commission, however, said a small­ elnnfa*. petiinis and portulaca,. In R d o s o f w a i ^ ■ lOw trump through West to fi­ Jump in notrump later if partner vention, Innovation, Imaginetion, alone for sMrehing self-examina­ LoUise Ford, giT^Uentta^t,, tad opens In the fall. In that respect, row. partial shade, try agerahim, lobe- decision.” She was a source of many stories of Manchester High School. She er increase would be in order. The company estimataa balwasn Congo Order to Leave nesse dummy's jack. toils to show enthusiasm for the tion, but for prompt, bold action.” of life in Bolton in the earlier years the late John G. Ford. lighting modernisation in the 11* and tweet alyssum. fleeting warm sunlight on nearby you obtain them, except for those You ace — It’s easy. All you "For courage—not complacency Other speeches by Sen. Stuart formerly attended Annhurat Col­ eight older elementaiy schools is The company revised its rata 3225,000 and 3250,000 ia n sa M tO hearts. of this century. Among her favor­ Miss Sartor is a 1957 graduate lege, South Woodstock, and is-how structure during the week and the complete the new syatem, wnlch . Good-, perennial* for min’ , In- plants and aiding drainage. Rocks that require apodal season plant­ have to do is guess which oppo­ (Copyright 'I960, General Fea­ —is our need today, leadership, Symington (D-Mo), a lUpappolnted ites was describing the. daily mail expected to be completed before • Clyde dwarf' aster, dlanthti*. rock (Conrinned from Pag* One) not aaleamanship," he Mid. "Are of Manchester High School, tad is attending St. Agnes’ Nursing commission issued a aupplementiu will be fed by three wella with also help keep the earth cool in hot ing, like fall bulbs. ’B-anspIsnt nent is more likely to be void of tures Oorp.). presidential nomination -seeker trip made by horse and 'wagon Home for Pediatric and Obstetric school starts according to the fol­ order lata'yesterday granting the one held In reserve. A 2,000,00^ 'ppae and moss pink.^’^n partial weather. carefully, keeping sufficient soil trumps. we up to the task — are we equal and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey from the depot at the Notch to the employed as. am IBM operator at lowing timetable: shade, coral bells.,''fl*rudes. prim­ dersecretsry hisr* to sdviae the . to'the challenge? Are wa willing the Travelers Insurance Co. Mr. Training In West Hartford. smaller .increase. ___ . . gallon..storage tank ia atao eanff*'., Soil requiremenU vary with the. around roots. You'll be surprised Retirement: "N o dhoibe (D-Minn), also a onetime aspirant, post office af Bolton Center located Ford atttaded .Manchester schools Mr. Provost is a 1058 graduaCe Hollister St. School, July 11; Neither company nor PUC offl- aioned. Company engineers aay GMr; rose and vanprta ivies do well. the plants. In preparing good soil how quickly new additions build a government, drove through the Thert’s really no choice. Only Dog Finds Boy Quickly to match the Russian sacrifice of helped the Democrats bind up the in the house now occupied by. the Buckltad, July 15; Green, July 36,' From biilbiiu^'^'grow apring-flower- crowd end tried to celm It.. He the prestat for the future — or political wounds of their divided and is now serving with, the U.S. of Manchester High School, .and ciala could be contacted today for hew system will supply mora^SlId. 'for most situations, mix well-rot­ balanced garden! one play la right. m'uat we sacrifice our future In ■Weldon Miner family. Na'vy, aboard the U.B.S. Yosemite, is attending St. Anselm’S College Robertson,' Aug. 1; Lincoln, Aug. detailed Information about the tatter water than at prestat, ahd aeillp<;^ "snowdrop, sidnler itc- ted'pianur*, compost and com­ In “dry" stone walls, spaces be­ failed. ‘ ------Happy Times Begin the trumjpe by leading New Yorii — A 12-year-oM convenUon and offer the ’ voters a Speaking of current negotia­ 12; Highland Park, Aug. 18; onit*.atfid ntrciami* nr late-bloom-, trained bloodhound used by the order to enjoy the present?” based at Newport, R. I.- in Manchester, N. H. new rate striteture. at greater pressure,...... plete , fertiliser at about ■ 5 pounds tween rocks are Ideal for many -Alexafider arrived with only 10 BY MARIE DAERR low from your own hand. If West This was the- Kennedy of the package labeled "party unity!” tions with the State' Highway De­ No date haa been set for the The lyeddlng is planned for- next Keeney Annex, Aug. 18; and Na­ Inir'’^ llly-of-the-valley and fall' par 100 i^uare feet, with soil. For colorful plants.' Us* a crowbar to shows out, as in the diagram, you New York State police once found partment for purchase of some than Hale, Aug. 26. -drocus. men to back him up. He posted a missing boy 20 minutes after it outh enuade which hq apparently wedding, year. acid loving plant* like heather and pry rock* apart. Wedgq in wet can go up with dummy's ace and itenda to condtKt duriitg the gen­ Howard land in connection with Good progress is being made on Select rock* with the aame care, ar.aleas, add oSk leaf mold or peat peat or sphagnum. mos*. Insert Congolese police on the street. ‘Hopefnliie*#’ Keys Attitude take a finesse qn the way back. started the search. Hundreds of S Columbia Improyementa to Rt. '44A, Mrs. searchers had tramped the area eral election campaign. ' .. renovating the heating system at you us* In choosing plaitk.. Use moss. plant roots carefully, then tamp, Attention soon shifted to an­ T ow i^ S'broke V! No further problems. . Behind him was Kenned^,xthe Howard recently said:,“This bouse the Green, plant, Perry said, and Dag Hopes for 6^000 larger rock*. Pick those that Hkve Mixinj^ ssmd with heavier soils in soil. With rock walls you can other store nearby. Congolese said “Hopefulness is the most Now, just suppose the defend­ for a day and a half before the pmctical politician, 'who jtobk omr haa always stood in the way of the bids alresuly taken for exterior attractive weathered line*. Bur^ Improve* drainage. ’That’s im­ grow ddsens of different plants in a Portuguese businessman had ful attitude for stroke p a tio s and ers' trumps were exchanged. You bloodhound was employed. The Cars Sideswipe, progress of the State of Connecti­ dog was totally blind. today, lock, stock and barrel, the Republicans Plan painting of the Highland Park and them about halfway, so they aen-e portant in rock gardens.. an appealing vertical garden. killed one Congolese and wounded their families. would gq up with dummy’s see Of positions of power in the Demo­ cut." Buckland plants will be followed their purpose of holding soil, re- another with %unflre from his win­ Bo says an informattye booklet, Drivers Warned She referred to the fact that, a You may add plants Sifhenever (One in a Series) program of apecial exercise. A hearts (since yqu wculdn’t dream cratic Party. up with a bid opening July 20 at UN Troops in Congo dow. 'niere was a smear of blood “Little Strokes.’’ a^Imhllc Health qf finessing oh the first round), He tabbed .Sen. Henry M. few decades ago, the house was 10:30 a.m. on interior painting of on the sidewalk across the street Service publieati' physical therapist ihay start this moved to the east during relo­ routine, under a doctor’s direction. and East’s discard would tell you (Scoop) Jackaon of Washington as Two esux'were extensively dam­ the HoUister S t, Green, Lincoln, (Continned from Page Oan) from his. store. Often, the bopltlet point# out, the the bad news. his choice for chairman of the aged in a colilrion on Rt. 6-A at cation of Rt. 6. About 1950, when Orderly Sessions and Ro|)ertson plants. The Negro police held off the actual stroke^ay be temporarily “What to do and what not to do Coventry Yqu are still in good shape. Democratic National .Oommittee to 11:30 p.m. yeaterday but the driv­ the State constructed the present Other Bids tact with the CongoleM govwfl*' crowd, which threw atones and de­ overlooked/because of something after a stroke are judgment* only RECORD ers were not reported injured. elaborate chsumelization of traf­ Playground manded that police storm the a medical .man Is qualified to Drkw oi\e more trump. Take the succeed retiring Paul M. Butler. Bids will also ta sought on re­ S ta te N ew s ment. else tha< happened at the same top diamonds and ruff a diamond. Jackson said he tkaa studying the 'Warnings for failure to grant one- fic at the Notch, title to the How­ (Continned' from Page One) building. Soon a Ihrge police dc- or instance; make,” the booklet warns. the Dillon Funeral Home, S3 Main placing some toilet room facilities Alexander, who wM loaneg to Then_lead_.a-±rump. to Yorca'JW.eat quedtion -Of..whether_.he!LCOul(l ac­ hiiif the highway were eiven __to ard bouse passed-to the -Stat* and St; Hartfoi'd, followed by a solemn nr the schtair'ind lihbrtviHf'Yhe ^hana -after the British'gav -tita - Notes. First Voter-Making Session tachment_a|Tlye4.ih.ffJ^^ . j-alcoholl«-breatlr-make# It State* -further: -"'In carrying into the lead. cept and carry out his Senate both drivers, Mrs. Eliisabeth I. she and' her'husband retained life troi, says she’ll "find another place the' businessman in a van. Police­ atamtbr# think he is drunk. Mrs. out the doctor’s orders, often over Kelly, 51, Columbia Lake, and high Mass of requjem at St. James’ to live” if Sen. Kennedy becomes Green School parking and play u n country indeprtidence, bad tz«r»' If he leads a spade, you, get a duties. use of house. Currently, the State Church at 9. Burial will be in Mt. ^ound areas. eled to Leopoldville 'with hi*. men held back the crowd. s family worries about the bump a long period, the family member* Democratic state chainpen, Robert J. Phaneuf, 22, 36 Ash St., require* a considerable amount of president. Scheduled for Wednesday In Brussels, the Belgian radio r free finesse. If West leads any­ St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Mrs. Sanger says she ia opposed Bonds Issued for the eleihentary troops. Ghana’s UN. delegation The - 'third week' of sup«rvi*ed on her head she got while hanging need to exert all their kindness and thing else, you can ruff in dummy TONIGHT sununoned to 'a meeting, were Willimantic. right of way along Rt. 44A, for (Caaano4)g^rom Page One) ported that Lumuniba and 'P ^ i- curtains but a little stroke may patience In 'helping their' relative lunazed to have thrust in their State Trooper Deiwin Anthony Friends may call at the funeral to Kennedy because of his religion. school improvements totaled 1180,- said Alexader will stay fqr th* pli-yground activities at tbs 11 dent Joseph Kasevubu plaimeo to and discard a spade from your the improvement project now un­ 000. time being and make "preliminoiy have made her toll. improve." hands carefully prepared bro­ reported that Phueuf was hug­ derway. Wma today and tomorrow from 2 “In my estimation a Roman playgrounds sponsored bj; "the Kllglble Coventry residents vylshr'ason of.lhe Natlc^sl Grange baking, fly'to Stanleyville, where economic hand. The contract is assured. ^ 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Catholic is neither Democrat nor Perry said the target date of he admitted the other offenses, studies of the military sitoatleB ing to becoms voter*...... before . the ‘ crochet and needlework contests to Perhaps a atroke’s only symp­ MASONIC TEMFLE chures on how to conduct the ging the centerline while ap­ She la survived by three sons, Raereation Department proved chaos has’fet in followlne^he flight toms are s tow minutes of con You couldn’t guarantee the con­ proaching the curve, Mrs. Kelly, Republican. Sept. 1 for completing plana on the police said. so M to ta In a position to-amdst Nov. 8 election are urged to at­ be held during the Grange meeting Q—I am about to go on social tract if you tried this same atunt campaign In their states. Each Earl R. of Hartford, Cheater E. of th* United Nations forces as soon very successful On Monday eve­ of Europeans who mahaged most fusion, a little dizziness, a thick security. . I own . a double house, 7:30 FA4. ta 11:30 F.M. contained a county-by-county who had Just rounded the curve “Nor American, nor Chinese; he Mary Cheney Library addition ; Police said Adler also adiqittad tend the session of the Board for at 8 p.rti, Thursday. The meeting of the businesses. to work an end-play against East was also hugging the centerline Silver Springs, Md. and Ernest of is a Roman Catholic,” Mrs. Sanger should allow time for approval by as they arrive;” ning, s Peanut Hunt was held at Admissions of Electors from li to neas of speech'-that lalst* only a from which I receiVe rent. Must 1 breakdown of voting regiatratlons Ellington; six grandchildren and setUng a fire that wreckM a will be held at the hall'on Rt. 44 A. The Congolese Rebate planned to short while, a brief stomach upset, report these rentals to social secur­ rather than West. If East got oijt RAY ROWETT, Disc Jockey Phaneuf veered six inches over, Funeralf said. town agencies and the taking of The secretary general ro*s- eaph playground, with sward* be­ 8 p.m. Wednesday at the North Winners will be eligible to partici­ meet behind closed doors, the radio with a spade, you wouldn’t have and other detailed information. sldeswiping the other vehicle. He two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Sanger is here on a two bids betore the fall elections. monkey house and killed the an­ skged Bunche to take command of Coventry ftrehouse. a weak arm which gradually gets ity?—A. W. L. The Democratic National Com­ Funeral arrangements are in imals inside at Mohegan Park in ing given to the children who pate in the Kast Central Pomona added. On Friday the Senate urged back to normal, a little numbness lost control of Ws car, landing to three week vacation from her Town Directors have considerta the^foice tmtil tha arri'val of Ms Eligibility to become a voter re­ Grange contejt at a later date. Lumumba’s/ government to *n- ' A—Do hot ednsider those -rent­ mittee, which for four years had complete, and will he announced James E. Elliott Sr. June 1958. UN. mUltary commander, lisj. found the lucky colored peanuts. in one area of the facci als as earhitfgs unless you are a atop a steep bank at the side of Funeral services for James E. Tucson, Ariz., home. putting the proposed project on Adlef’a Mrles of allegedly falae quires citlsens be residents of the The Rev. Robert L. Meier, as­ jjounce its program and threatened - been an organlMtion without the highway. Both ears were tow­ later by the Watkins-West Fu­ She told a reporter a Roman the voting machines then. (Jen.'-Carl'VbnHom, a Swede. Von This proved to be very popular state for a year and of the Town sociate minister of the West Hart­ Too often, because these symp­ real estate dealer. .EAST HARTFORD specific candidate, belonged also neral Home of 142 E. Center S t Elliott Sr. of 177 Summit St. were reports began, police said in Feb­ a vote censure if a progrram la toms are lo temporary, the patient ed away. held yesterday morning at 11 Catholic at the , helm of the coun­ Horn is due tomprxw night. HO adth the children. Tuesday eve- for aix months. Those who are na­ ford CongregaOonal Church, will not announced in five day*. Join The Crowd to Kennedy. try would"make impossible Amer­ ruary 1967. In this ease, Adler re-, failed to get trafispOTtation yes­ nlhg. a Marshmallow Roast was turalised citisena must present take eSre of any emergency calls doesn’t go to,a doctor. When he has Q—I worked under soclitl aepur- Have Fun With With the ri>Ila still incomplete, Mrs. Anna Rottaer o’clock at the Holmes FUneral ported 'tour men ‘n a late model Tne Congolese Chamber of Depu­ hia next checkup, he forgets about ity from the time it sta^^ed until amily Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. ica’s most important contribution car had fired ehots at -him. Police terday from Jeruealehv.wh*re ho on the program, which was well citisenship papers at the time of during the absence of the Rev. te s Friday decreed a state of .emer­ ‘The Kentuckians” F . the committee roster showed 41 Mrs. Anna Rottner, 82, the to world peace—^the dissemination Bolton hM been the chief U.N. attended and enjoyed by all.. applying to become a voter. James R. .MacArthur, pastor of the incident. ^ May 1940. I worked one quartet Featuring Rick ’n Rod changes In membership. Mamy of Many Bikes Taken mother of Judge John S. G. Rott Laurence 'Vmcent of Center Con­ aald this WM found to have not gency in Katanga, the rich south­ And, without the report, the doc-, during 1959. I will be 62 in 1975. gregational Church c tor probably can’t diagnose his ailr How many quarters will I need to THURS., FRI. and SAT. forced out in state committee vot Manchester, died last night a t her ial ivas in Grove Hill Cemetery, emeritus of the Planned Parent' to secede from the Congo. The Bel­ ment. be eligible for.Social Security? "SOUTH From Swim Areas KATES a d ju s t e d big British airfield a t Kano, Vi- held on Wednesday at «:♦,*. The ently physically disabled persons. reached by telephoning yJe.ase gian broadcast also said the House Air-Conditioned ing when they declined to come home, 616 Tower Ave., Hartford. Rockville. hood Federation. Teacher Quits Such persons are given an oppor­ “The patient and his relatives A—You will need 40 quarters. For. Your Comfort! p a c i f i c :: Bearers 'were Rodney Brigham, ' Hartford, July ,16 (M—Th* Bos- geria, aa a staging area for th* fqllovidng are the winner* at each Wheeler of South Coventry, The decided to appoint a state commis­ out publicly’ for Kennedy in-Sd Many bicycles have been report­ She was bom in Russia and In -Medford, Ore., Sen. Hugh force. Four UN. adminlstratlv* of the playgrounds for this event: tunity to become voters at home. Rev. Mr. Meier is spading the shouldn’t try to diagnose a iittle vanee of the convention. lived in Hartford 56 jrears. She Paul Menge, George Brigham, Scott (R-Pa) accused Kennedy of rah lig h t and Power Cio., haa been An act passed by the 195KGen­ sioner for Katanga, but hi* role Btroke or plan 'medical, treatment Q—I am a woman who recently Ook GriH. 30 Oak St, Short 8abJ«cl* ed stolen from the various swim­ Francis Prichard, George Booth Grade 7 Post directed by the State Public Util­ officials left UN. beadquartara far Robertson Park, funniest, Mike summer at Coventry/Lake. waa not clearly defined. No Cover a No Minimum There was no doubt that Ken ming areas in Manchester, recent- was a member of the Agudaa a “double-think” attitude on for­ Kano. Three others — snd Uu m eral Asaembl.y permits such an.in­ The Rev. Mr. MaoArlhur is now for it,” the booklet cautions. retired. I’d like to do some traVeN fry . , Ms paaara arcepled Hedy’s pamp had catalogued svqry Achlm Synagogue and the Hart­ and Roy Olding. eign affairs here last night. ities (Commission to adjust "in­ Tambling; prettiest, Csrolan* dividual to apply to the town clerk Meanwhile Molae Tshombe, Pre­ Instead, . patient, relative, or ing. Dd you think it Would lie Onrlax This KBXSsemcat .JyfrtPoUoN-jreporL - . At the cemetery, Paul Menge, equities” in its rate structure. The guard*—left tor Leopoldville. Trallt; best dis^ised, Mary Kllen spending three .weeks at an East­ mier-Fhesident of Katanga. Indi­ member. Those among the ctaffit* Police advise youngsters who ford Sick Benefit Asen. She waa In a dinner address, Scott quot­ Marvin Shifrin, Grade 7 teacher The U.N. also tanotomced Indlh In his town of residence for a spe­ ern Summer SpKool for Ministers friend should call the, doctor quick­ wiser tor me to gq on a conducted also a member of the board of the first oommander of the Rock- commission ordered the utility to ^Mitchell and Joan'Bsldyga; most cial aeaainn of the Board for Ad- cated he contemplates a federation ly. give him a frank and detailed tour than to travel aldn’e?—R. L! oil’ers who had been reluctant- to pedal to swimming areas to lock 'ville American Legion Post, pre­ ed Kennedy m saying there ia a at Bolton school last year,’ 1im raise tome rates snd tower othera agreed to send The Congo 1,0(M> pusual, Debra Brysht and Steve at the Deerihg Conference Cen­ with Ruanda-Urundl, a neighbor­ aee the Massachusetts senator directors of the 'Yeshiva, the aux­ need to reduce tension in the For­ tana of wheat to response to a plea mlaainn of Fllector*. However, the ter. H lllsb^, N.H. history, and agree to a. consulta­ A—I think you’d be much hap­ their bikes, watch them, or, if pos­ sented the fiag that drapAd the resigned to take up rtsidence to "to eliminate the current unwar­ most gi*mo><}uSj,..Pa\il application must he .mailed so the ing United Nations trust territory pier on a tour which will free you nominated could expect to be by­ sible, leave them at home. iliary of the Brahilover Society mosa Straits and at the same time ranted discrimination among class­ from Hammarekjold. Ghana otter­ Ine Mias Meg MacArthur, daughter administered by Belgium. tion with a neurologiat if the doc­ passed In the campaign. and the Hebrew Home for the oasket to Mr. BHiott’s 'widow. make clear our determination to Florida. His resignation .w m , ac­ ed transport in the form of th* town clerk receives It not later of the/Rev, and Mrs, James R. tor recommends it. from travel details. It will also of­ Aged. cepted by the Board ef BdueaUon es of ratepsyers." The PUC held Wsrtde^hv best, oyerall. Connie than three months before the day Tshom.be was expected to leave fer companionship. Bon voyage! I t hed been years since the defend the island and meet treaty six hMTings on request of the ocean-going steamer Tano Rlvar. Johnson.. Cathie .tohnson: pret­ MacAcIhur of Nathan Hale Dr., is for New York to confer with U.N. Maybe the doctor will suggest Democrats, used to catch-aa-catch- She leaves another sem, Maurice commitments. last night in an adjourned aeasion. Hammarekjold borrowed Henry of the election. Any auch peraon spending a 2-week vacation at taking the patient to a hospital. -i ' , Ends Tonight! State Legislature. tiest, MarJnne\Rlttenherg; moSt deairing to he made a voter tor the Secretary General Dag Hammar- ^WINDSOR can campaigning, had encountered A. Rottner of West Hartford; a “Such double-think,” Scott said, The Board Interviewed and hired R. Laboulsae, a native of New Ot~ unusual. Williani't^srhsrd; fun- amp Asto-Wamah in Columbia. skjold. Thia isn’t something to get alarm­ anything like the ruthless effiCi' About Town daughter, Mrs. Eva Rosen of Wil- U.S. Strategists “faces both ways. Our commit­ MVs. Frances Holgerson of Rock- leautt,' from a consultant's Job at doming atale and national election Mr. and Mr*. Raymond G. John­ ed about. At a hospital, there i* Paint Hide* Noise MAY CHARGES DEAL nieat girl, Grace RusSslI; funniest would have to see that the Spplli^ ency which marked the beginning Umantic; 12 grandchildren and ment in the Formoea declaration fdfd. 111. to fill tha vacancy. Her Hartford, July 16 (P)—The Dem­ the World Bank to help set up too bo>’, Gary Biake. son. and .son, Robert, of High St, equipment which makes it easier New York—A substance design­ Sunset (Council, No. 4B, Degree seven great-grandchildren. obligates us to counter Chinese force. Labouisse once had tion reached the town clerkvnot- are at their aummer collage at for him to diagnose.. of the Kennedy regime. assignment will ta Grades 7 and ocratic National convention waa VSrplsrft-k. funniest. Rjiymond later than Aug. 8 ed to be painted on ceilings to re­ Where nominees in the past have of Pocohontas, will meet Mon­ FunoraL servlcee' will be held See Influence Communist aggression against Na­ 8 in the hew departmentaliuUon bose-controUed andd rigged in the of U.N. Palestine Refugee Re Tunbridge. Vt. Mi*. Johnson will Suulent Unit Riileg It may be that the patient haan’t duce the noise of dad’s workshop "ADVENTURES OF day at 7:30 p.m. at Tinker Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock tionalist China. An air shipment of ttao helmetti Flnlsy, Richard Cradey: most GOr H«d* Open Bey b n had a stroke. But the condition’ he been content to spen^tnost of the program. view of State OOP C]tainnan Ed­ return to her home over the week­ 'or the youngsters’ playroom-is be­ rHUCKLEBElRRY FINN" summer putting together a ,to Install officers. Deputy Great at the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 “This We do by deployment of tad U.N. flags for the new fore* original. Barbara and Richard A apecial open meethrg of the end of July 2H. .lohnson and Rob­ Havana University does haite may require quick treat­ the 7th Fleet in the Formosa Mrs. Holgersort, , who has two win H. May Jr. The party leader Dj’er; most origin*), Klrrsheth A1- Republican Town fopormlttee will ing marketed by a New York con­ 2:48-6:28^10:00 4:S0-8;15 campaign organization, Kennedy Pocohontas Mrs. Henriettk Briggs Farmington Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Try -by Russia sons, one in college and the other, said yeaterday a Kennedy-Johnson went out from The Congo’s slator ert will spend the rest of the ment. cern. The manufacturer describes "TANGANYIKA” of Hartford and'her staff will of­ Abraham N. AvRuUck will of-, Straits and by military assistance. U.N. force—the U.N. emergency bw; prettiest, Karen Armogida; he held at 8 p Tueaday at the If the patient has had a stroke, started the operation within a high school, attended the School ticket waa predicted weeks ago Boolh-Diiiiock MyHaorlal Library month there. Area guests of the (CoiiHnned from Page One) the product as a thick plastic matter of hours after he received ficiate at the installation. All fleiate. Burial will be in the Hart­ (Continned from Page Ono) ■ "This Inevitably involves ten­ force that patrols the Egypttan- cutest. Donald Gjgiere. .lohnsons in Vermont were Mr. it may be that h* need make no ernulsion reinforced with sound- Starts Tomorrow! —Sl’NDAV— sions, which can only be ‘reduced’ of Mines and Technology of Rapid by Republican National' (Chairman Israell border. Valley, most original Belay Fox ; to diacuaa p*rt\yA election. and Mrs Ira Wilcox of .Merrow. tor, in the present circuiinetsnce*. change in his routine except to aee absorbing cork and asbestos. It is "TAU- STORY” Mra Katie liouehheim, 'vice chair be present at the meeting. A aocial Zion Hill Cemetery.' gian colony, aa|d in hia reply to by a withdrawal of the 7th 'Fleet prettiest. IJnnea .lohnson; rlever- Baaeball Brhediile his doctor every six months. said to ^ve a heavy, textured fin­ "CONSPIRACY OF HEARTS” and of our military support.” Rockford College at Rockford, 111. evident that a deal had been iest, .lohn .lohnson; colorful. All registered Republlcs'n? inter The federation ha* been battling man of the committee, submitted with refreshments will follow the Friends may make donations in the Congo chiefs: from .1956-59. She haa had four eated In ayeklng the candldkcj' a* The baaeball program for the Or it may be that he needs h ish. I B[L1 AHiAO 01 Ml[ fil S f her resignation. It waa reported meeting. her memory to the Hebrew Home In Houaton. Tex., the Kennedy- made." May predicted, however, Marsh* McDowell; funniest, coming week aa listed by Robert the old council for months on an “If states which are directly JohnsOn Democratic ticket la a yeai?!’ teaching experience. The that the RepubUcana would carry Paint Splashed Cheryl Andemou state repre.sentative to the legjs- she might be succeeded by Mrs. for the Aged. Memorial week wiU Isture/jind lustice* of the peac*^ H. Wilcox, commlsaloner of the education reform program becked Margaret Price of Ann Arbor, bo observed a t the home of her oarrjring out imperialist aggres­ "phony combination,” Texas Re­ family plans to live In 'Vernon. Connecticut thle year, m they w Bowers, prettiest, .loan Doher- sCoventry Boys' Baseball Assn. KESSEIAING DIES publican leaders declared yester­ The Board granted the request have done to every j^ldenUal On Two Houges ty: funniest, .Sanry Doherty; musj/flle Intention* to run for of by Prime Minister Fidel Castro's Mich. . Bad NaubMm, Germany, July son, Judge Rottner, 4SS E. Center sion against the Congo Republic by Aug. 2. F'oriii* for such ap- fMjowa: ...... government. It envisages' more Hie Kennedy campaign organ! 6t. day. of Mrs. Marion Darwin, Grade 3 election eince 1944. most unusual boy. .Stanley Geldel; MANSFULOXX 16 US—Fiwmer German Field and thoae whOjare pushing them “It will be .recognized as such,” teacher, for a leave of absence for Vandals, possibly associated wKh Hllon* »ie availshle from Ch*lr Anj^erican I/eague. * p.in.. Cov- tei'hnical, studies and scientific re­ Tobacco Road 5 It*5 The Most! Mtion Is eocpected to Include many Mamhnl Albert Kisoaelring died' most unusual girl. Donna ''*r- man F'rederick .S. While,, Vice entrv^Grammsr .School, Tue.sday, liCrjI^.'MUIIiAlfTICcrn/Bj _ of those who were with him "be­ — Mrs. Margaret F. Bryap J" ^ Hatinn*! Rspiihlinsn Commlttae- one year and atipulated that-she the- Pratt and Wiltney sttlk*. penter; storybook chsrsVter, 8h*j> search and c-all* for more foreign "A humorous lusty evening In Init 'ntglit' in a hotpital. here tlons, the USSR will not shrink man Albert Fay and Thad Hut-Hut be given first conslderaUon for an have atruck again. on Rsstrnsn. Chairman Mrs. Wajler .S. Haven profeeaor*. Opponent* say it is de­ Contlnnous Saturday and e FEATURE SHOWN FIRST SUNDAY►a y "liiruliiru THURSDAY t a fore Los Angel««/(^as the political where he had been undw treat­ Mrs. Margaret P. B ^an, a reg­ from resolute measures to curb Andover or .Secretary .Mr*. Dean <». Wiley Indians; ’Thursday, .Tigers vs. In: the, theater. . .” Sprini^eld" Mying goes. istered nurse and veteran World cheson, state Republican chair­ opening for which the is qualified This time they sploshed paint on Keeney, prettiest. Dennise Du- signed to purge the .300-year-old Sunday From 2:is News. ment tor a heart allnient.. He the. aggression.” man, said in a prepared statement. upon her return to the ^Iton sys­ Bryce W. Honeywell, 12-yesr o)d dlans and oYiolea vs.- White Sox; instUulion of professors not con­ Brother Robert Kennedy will be wee 14. KeeeeMaf’e death waa War I li.S. Army Nurse Corps, houses. fnes; funniest. Candace D'Amato; Prlda.v, Indians'vs. Red Sox and GLORIOUS his campaign manager, in fact if U.S. authorities believed Khrush­ They added; tem. The Board voted to hire a 2 Youths Warned James Chidester, 6f A Avondal* eon. ,of Mr. and Mr*. ,W. Bryce sistently pro-Castro and deMroy aanoaaeiM by. me Stahihelm died early .this morning at the chev WM deliberately presenting 'Texas and the South will re­ cutest. Karen Saunders; most orig­ Honeywell of South SI., will leave Tiger* vs. Vanks.'x, the school’* traditionally autono­ ENTERTAINMENT! Last Night -not by title. iC^v. Abraham A. Ribl­ ' Bond—the etM hedmet federa- Manchester Memorial Hospital teacher to fill the vacancy. St., told police Iqte.yastreday after­ inal, Patrick Dufries; best cos­ Natioasl l-esgiie.'JS p.m, Cov­ coff and State Chairman. John M. a faloo picture of the Congo situ­ bel at the hypocrisy which com- Mrs. Polly Comolli of Manchaa- noon that aq area three Vy five today for a 3-d*y training period mous standing. ■ Rodgers and Hammerstetn’a ttoB a gxpap of Wertd War 1 after a lingering illnoas. She waa ation to a drive to reap propagan­ binea an inaulting platform with Following Crash tume, James Oarrily. et Camp Quinebaug In Preston to i entry Grammar School^ Monday, Bailey , of Connecticut will hove and n vetorana. KeeaelrlM wee the wife of George H. Bryan, of tar was hired as school nuriM at feet on the side of his house had West Side, ■ most unusual, San- Before the old council met, the. "SOUTH PACIFIC” S6MER2 . I 7^ da gain what happens. an Ultra-Liberal candidate and prepare for the.National Boy Scout | Dodgers v*. Braves and riianlsjyjr -l»-Glowhig Ceior! prominent roles as will Hy Raakin the- StaUhelm’r-preeldSal Kea- 179 TollandTpke. She was bom One Khrushchev aim, they fig­ a salary of 31,900. She attended Two .youths received warnings been covered by red paint. " TlDfLAonec f rmfliest.^^rifr”Magow- .lamborer at Colorado Spring* Phllir -federaftlon had'named Ita^own gov­ of Chicago, a worker hi the presi then tries to sugar coat the So­ Dean. Junior College in Ezanklin, He said it had been don* th* erning board! made up of four pro­ Reannnn Brazal, MItat Gaynor solring served Nasi Gemany’e in Ireland, and lived in liuiehea- ured, is to tog Uncle Sam with an cialist pill tvith the great compro­ after a.minor colUsion at 11:45 last an; prettiest Ann Mane Mor- which he will sttend. Greater Willimantic. Babe JUtlh. STOCK THEATERS KIDS! KIDS!—SDNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY—All Color! dentlal primary vineyards. • ' Third Reieh in World Wnr |I as ter for 25 yoarii. . “aggrestar” label Just a* he has N.H. and ia a graduate of 'New night before. rilsseyi ugliest, Crordon Neddow: fessors and four students. Tile "SNOW QUEEN”—Full Length Cartoon Feature .There were .some reports that miser.” night on School Rd. Walter Kosh- This morning, Kenneth Arey,-of Bryce I* a member of Boy Scout .5;30 p.m„| . Monday. Coventry Shown 2:48-5:55-9:00 Rt. 20, Somers, Conn- air fleet commander hi ttie earn- She was a 1915 graduate of St. tried to do in Cuba and elsewhere. WMhington — Rep. Charles A. England Baptist Hospttai School most original, the libers' Troop S.'l of which John H, Ohlund Hawks vs. Pulaski, Babe R.ylh teachers In the “new revolutionary "BATTLE HYMN”—ROCK HUDSON Kennedy may' ask J. Leonard paign agalnat Poland, the onm- of Nursing. She has been head ko, 17, Oakland R4., Amstoh, w m 133 White St., reported that cream, Green, funniest, Doreen Swee­ /ouncir. were Identified as,, Bo: Short Subjeeto 2:15-5:20-*:<* Reservations: RI 0-4452 Reinsch, the convention manager, Franrts School of Nursing. ,She Secondly, they expected him to Halleck of Indiana, House, Repub' i* »( outrnnsfer. He will.he a mem­ Park In Willimantic: Wcdne.sday, paign ia flie west in iMd and fas Joined the Army Nurse CJorp*. in claim credit when calm retumf to nurse of the children’s department warned for Improper passing. Wil­ colored paint had been tossed on ney, .Amy ShorrrMk, 'Freddie But­ ber of .the Raven Pstfol of IJie Y-Rolarv ya. Coventry (.’oil. Cov-. berto Gueri-s. Antonio Sanchez to take ta executive post. Rep. the battle «f Britain. In 1945 he Ucan leader , and 1960 GOP na­ at Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burl­ bur Gose, 21, WMt St. Bxtaneion, some shrubs, his patio and hia ler; most original. Bnire Rlliion; Bustam«nt.e, Roberto de la Torre Stewart Udall of Arizona said ha 1916 and WM discharged honor­ tha'Congo and the augmented out- tional convenUon chairman, today Nalchauj: DIstilct with about .10 entry Grammar School: Thur.aday. -L, WM named'coilimnader in cMef ably, in 1919. She WM a member rtde forcea are pulle(l out. derided the Kennedy-Johnson, tick ington, Vt., and is currently serv­ this town, WM warned for failure car during the night. prettiest. Mane. Altimsi, pret- Other, .scout* The group will leave Rlk* V* Covenlr.v Hawks,' Coven­ and Abelfirdo Moreno. i , had been asked to Join the organ! hi the Mediterraaean area and ing her third summer m nurse at to grant passage when overtaken. Police found an empty gaHoa. Mtion and probably would. of St. Bridget’s Church,' tad also Over the longer range, they are et as a cynical combination housed llast foreign costume, Martha New London'by train with a stop­ try Plains A'thletic F'ield; F’riday, The fedet^ation claimed it had In tho JN8t few montha ofEie war of tho Goan Ckrgill \Nurso Post, ctavineed that the Kremlin has Camp Aldersgate, a Methodist Inv*stlntlng Stale Trooper paint can, that had contidned tb* Vennart; most roloiful. Adrienne over In Chicago for ,* tour of the Coventry Colt vs. Mansfield, the hacking bf nine of the univer­ Democrats of every stamp came rejtaced Field Marshal Fooh under 4 "preposterous” Democrat­ same color paint, near A xafs around to*'ltfennedy today, includ' No. 129, of the American Legion its eye mi the Congo m on other ic party plaUorm. church camp In North Sdtuate, ThomiM Gauthier of the Colches­ Martinlrk. city. Mansfield hall field. sity's 13 college fflculties. They Karl Von'Rondetedt M eonnuoi- arcM of newly-siwucenlhg Africa R.I. She has two children. ter Troo)), said Ktahko was at­ house this morning.. Buckley, most original, Jeffrey also took qver thexjaw school. . Ing some of the party’s Uberids der In chief of German foreee la in Hartford. "Combining Sen. Lyndon John' ’The Jamboree will be held from She leaves a Sister, Mrs. Jo­ sees unrest tad instability as tempting to pMs Goas. He w m Both Chidester and Arey ai*- DeTroye; most unusual. John ; July 22-JO at Colorado Springil. Manchester Evening Herald The atiidehts fnovbd Into the law S T A T E n and some of the labor leaders who the Ifeot. ___iie seeds ,for spreading' eoirn- son, a veteran conservative, on a Manoheater Evening Herald eor- forced into the ehoulder and struck employed at Ihratt and Whitney la- DeTroye. pretUesi, Dehr* Pal­ I Jxical Grange members are re- schobl and 'forced oiiLsihe faculty. e n d s Today felt they had been let down by his sephine Powers of Springfield, ticket with Sen. John Kennedy, a East Hartford. ' ' C»man 2-8281. in Springfield, Mass. 'Lincoln Vfnite, calling Khrush­ Charter Oak. cutest, flaynelle reports of xlolence at thV^ law as aa his running mate.- told the Organisation of Amer­ regard for party integrity and school. Even former President Harry ican States today thbt ,AnMrl- The funeral will be held Monday chev's reply a' "foctat rattling principle,” Halleck said in a state Powers; funniesl Mirhsel chn> \ ENDS TONIGHT • STARTS SUN0AY-4 C0 NT. FROM 2 F.M. S. Truman, who stayed away.irom at 8:30 a.m. at the W. P. <^ish masMge,” declared: ^ mtn; prettiest. Karen Ijtakl; moat held at 8 ,tu pm. 'Diejkday at *11 MONDAY MATINEE STARTS 1:50 P-M. ean aattons are threatsiaed by mqnt. the playground*. FIreplare* are jJHsvana, July 16,(g8~A gun bat the convention after indicating he an Intenwtional eommhnlsiM JFunerai Home, 326 Main 6't, fol­ ►The United 'Stqtes government "How can both Kennedy and original. Sharon .Shuska; ugliest, Stiidenls ill Mexico PERFECT PAIR FOR PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT didn’t think Kennedy was mature lowed by a solemn Ugh Maas at depltaM the^lntempeirate,'mislead­ linda Shuska available and each family provide* He erupted last night when mili­ Irian to subvert the freedeme” Johnson live amicably, under the tary police broke up a mealing of GARYGRlUrriLlOHYCURn^ enough to be nominated for presi-. of western hemisphere nations. requloih at St. Bridget’s Church ing and irresponsible statements preposterous, platform hammered Nathan Hale.' most original j food for themaehV*. mMroogsoAf w n t u THeuetfrsoo oiaw / contained in Mr,. Khrushchev’s I Wedneaday at 8 p.m . a Pet Atjlack Newspaper Cubans accused of plotting against dent, called on the party to "close Peruvina Ambaoeedor Jana Ban- at 9 o’clock. Burial will bo in St. together in Los Angeles? We Diane Wick*; most unusual. James Prime Mlnisfer FldSl Castro’s gov­ ranks and go to work.” tiata de Lavalle made the as­ Bridget’s Cemetery. message. This ia yet another ex­ Wicks; prettiest, Shelia Mlsovich; , Show will be condurtiad Children ample, of the current Soviet at­ certainly know It nms diamet are pequeeted not to hfing dog* ' 1 (Continued from Page One) ernment. One person was killed Pledging td give hia personal sertion la trging the Jl-natten Friends may call at the funeral rlcally counter to Sen. Johnson’s SHADY GLEN cutiest, Kathleen Carlin; funniest. and three wounded. service “in pny way that I may. OAS couacQ to call !a meeting tempt to rafUme.fhe international Katherine Gavello. ! A Ding Show will be held In the ROCK home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock, often expi-essed views. 'near fuluie. slopped the burning of an Amer­ AulHorille* imported 18 persons. be aaked by the party,” Truman of forelga mlalotore to consider and tomorrow from 3 to 6 tad 7 to atm o q ^ rf!” "I firmly believe that during A Jump* Rope Tournament wa* ican flag. Mid in a meosage; . ■ . threats toi wee tern« hesaiephere 9'p.m :...... ■■"I"...... By oontnMt, ^ H e said, the held at each of the playground* Thursday evening at 8.30, mov­ Including. B women, wepe airested Unibecl States is doing everything the coming presidential campaign, FRESH PEACH Against Nhmita of “saasasin*.’’ St the meeting in the small town HUDSON "No differences among tia, whaU eelldwrity the. iater - Ammtoan the cynicism Of this arrangement with the following participant* ie* will be shown St Center Park the police stood firm and carefully aver they may be, can be im­ system and demeeratie prin- it can' ‘'to ta helpful in the maln- declared the wdnners: Nathan Hale. A Children# Danre and Teen­ nl Piinta Drava about: eight mile* Mrs. Oharies J. MoCusker ttaaiifed of the integrity and eta- will become thoroughly appar avoided doing* snythlng to create southwest of Havana. Pillow portant enough to Ihipklr ouy Uplee. Mrs, Mary Sweeney McChisker of ent to the American people, and Lillian GeUwlch, Dorothy Vince; age Record Hop will take plaee *n Incident. There was no vio­ DORIS " unity at a Ome when the‘security b)Uty of tha Congo." Friday a* usual *t the West Side The Identity of the dead peraon 9 Oak PI., the wife of Charles J, will - work to the disadvantage of IC E CR EA M Charter Oak, Ann* . Donsdio. lence. After 20 minute* the crowd was not disclosed. and the survlvay of this.nation JAPS OUAKD UBAIHDIUI America la gratified, he added, Marcia Donnelly; Buckley, Carj’i Tennis Courti. TAiX tad of-the free world afie in Jeop­ McCusker. died suddenly at St. "that the United Hations fiae mov­ the DemocraUc etandard bear- drlfl.ed away. Authorities said on* of the DAY '■ Tokyo, Jhly ld.(iP>—Extra ps- Francta Hospital, Hartford, this ers.”_ Kiksell. l>oUtse Messenger'; Green, I'he Tournament of the week A group of 200 students later W.punded was a national police ardy.” Hee proteeitoa ' today WM or­ morning. i ed, despite SotiSt. delaying tacties, Doreen Sweeney; Lprelie Msrtl- for boy*, Foul Rhooting. Qtrls, 'Tbuman cautioned against the dered for top Jspanese govefa- to take construcave M)d effective New York, the DemocraUc lead­ "EVERY SPOONFUL'S marched on the office* of the news­ sergeant. They said the conaplrii- She was ;borii in Hartford, _ er of Harlem says that at the nlck; West Side. Ann Marie Mor- Jump the Brook. paper Zaralo, atoned It and broke (nra were taken by surprise and candidates'. Mying • or doing any­ ment lenders. foUowtag the stsb- action directed '.toward toahtthg rigsey, Carol Johnston; Keeney. thing "that would give Communirt daughter' of the late 'IliomH and present moment Kennedy "can’t almost all Its window*. They then chose, to fight it out with police. Mag. of rearing Prime Minister Mary Horan Kweeney, and, until tha request of the Republic of the A PEACH" Candida. Conway, Shsron White; rnmm INOMiRniR Russia or Red China reason to Nobusoke ptIsU by an elderly (Jongo for asaistance.” carry New York atate.” Gghon IntlcprnHf'iit went - Ip the offices of another B ^ers, Fllen Rae Phyllis MolsVa; doubt the determination of all qur She moved to Manchester two The State Department spokes Rep. Adam Clayton Powell A Shady Glen Fresh Peach SundM paper;. La Prenss, but, police were extreme rightist. PoUoe wore re^ years tgo, she had lived in Hart­ VitUey. Linda McCaJey, Susan Du- Pari*. July 18 op. The little At- waiting snd the crowd retreated. Finch Jury N rihinI '' 'people of whatever political party ported parttcnlsrly concerned net man confirmed reports that two made that assessment yeetertU^ is extra good, too! maiil*; y#rplantk. .Sharj'i Smith! CO resist to the utmost, encroacb- only over the safety ef the now ford all her life. American women had been raped on his return fr^m the piUrty'a Marilyn Oyer: boys sit-up* ! nesn'Republic of Gabon yesterday Both newapapefs. along with al­ L6* Angeles, 'July 16 OP)—A jury t ment by them either In the West­ ^eonservnttve stondard hearer, She was a memtar of St. James' by Congolese Who Invaded a mis­ national convenU^ in Los An­ Cffiarlea McLaughlin; Waddell. became.the eighth former F’renih most all the rest of tha Mexican of 11 women and one man has ern Hemisphere or elswhere In . the Hayato Ikeda, who is sehednled Church Ladies Guild, and also of sionary ' station at Kimpesi in geles. The Negro Ctongressman SUVen Bchaeffer. Mary Chace; : colony t'o he granted independence press, have charged thaL Tues­ been selected to hear the second free world.” i . to .he. elected PnnM MMster the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Francti Southwest Congo. He gave no de­ predicted Kennedy will have a Robertson, Ramon* Salciua, Bar­ day's .demonstrations were .or­ murder trial of Or. R. Bernard When he came to the „ podium, Hospital. tails except to say that the two hard Ume carrying the atate In this week. All remain within tha ganized by Communist agitators. .Monday ,bot tor a nninhitr of bara Higbie. French community, rapidly turn­ Finch and hia sweetheart, Carole Johnson cailled for an effective, dy-^ leftwtog leader* of parWamsnt She leaves, tasides her husband. women, along with J6 other Ameri­ November. ComforU^hly An InUr-Playground Soft-ball U.R. embassy source# have said ths Tregoff. aamlc, responsible . government, too. three daughters, Mrs. Rene J, Lq- cana havt been evacuated Mfely Powell aald, however, that Har­ ing into a iMse-knlt organization -organlier* were 'Cub8iu_*nd not League i* in full awing. The acorea like the’Britlah Commonwealth. Ten houaewivea are on ,the jury TM Inn. ,.Tm 6m iii...Thc Schmmni ertw 6(k« Im Sftinf one that is not ."asleep at the Y?i?. to.BraxsavlUe tt the neighboring lem leaders planned to meet with are as follows: Buckley 4 Green Agreement* transferrl'tig sover­ Mexican students. —which must weigh evi'dence in Starring—4ehs Rnnymiors). Edmund Pnrd'om Saaaait .' ’ i^ tc h ^ " ~ ' OPEBA BTfiSs DIES Ktanedy Monday to try-to'aCart 3; Robertson 10, Waddell 2; Valley eignty to Gi) bon and pledging co­ the.alaying last July ofj^rg. Bar­ I r*sieM«*e a a essenn faitsss* • / mthus taer .1 "Wiljh genUe hands,” he m K). New York, July 16 <5P>—Law and Sister Mary John Bosco,', He said 878 Americans have lieen an effort to swing New York for Condiiumed 6, Verplanck 2; Nathan Hale i. operation between the tw'o coun­ • Why They T m in k le bara Jean. Finch, the Bq^or’s wife. STARTS SUNDAY *'We must minister to the needs of ranee 'nbtatt, the rtaowned bari­ Sister of the Order of St. Joseidi evacuated from the 15-day-old the' Maaaachuaetta Senator. carter Oak 4. tries , were, algned . by Premiers The handsome .surgeon and hia |Egan-Mcguire:Dee; Kennedy»Dopue| the meek among us—the young, tone of opera, radio and mevisa, at Mary Immaculate., Convent, country. Soma LiOO others, mostly Rafarrlng to the nomination ot m Tbo feature evont for next week Michel Oebi-e of Frgnce and lx»n ‘Light waves at th# ^g * of a foi7)i{er receptionist were trlOd on Ml the aged, tha alck, the men and is dead at 63. Wtot I Hartford; a siAer, lOsa Protastant mlHtonarlaa, remain. Johnson aa vie# prartdential can­ "You Can Taste Tha i^ttamy** will take place on Monday at 4:45. M'Ba pf Gabon. In the paat W'eek star'a beam travel through differ­ the (same charges — murder snd viemMAruRE Rebel BrccT women u d children of all walks, toffied yastaiday after Ifiiger- M fid^e J. Swhmy of 9HMt Hart­ Tl)a Dafanse DaparUnml aald didate, Powell aald: pJh. Novelty R ^c Night will con- Franc:e ha* also granted independ­ ent ' thicknesses of air than the ronqpirscy—earlier this year. The i^TALJK", dffiCOitM a ^SUmuS^KlCTVtlors^ all stations of life.*’?* ing'in a coma for thiM inalls fol­ ford; two brother*, Tbonias A. that f t UJfr rsquMt, it wlU! air­ ‘<2f I could eampalgif in 1982 for trialf ended -In a Jury dsadloek. "At the same time,' to shield ths lowing an operation. Sweeney and John ' F. Swataey, Boutaa« 4 44A Jtily Bean. Balloon, ence to the ivOry 'Coaat, Upper center ones. This Irregular ar­ - A - L - L L-a■'M!i Li - **Wkeh Are Tsehlfre BhSt" Twsdhy At 2 F-Im.—WHIBLEY BIBO SHOW W ♦ ★ ♦ lift T;OOD^lBiriiqdfeiP IiTb^ (tom Sparkman, then I can esunpaign Ohv-lMrtM *Rd Shoe Kick Volta, ffigtr, Congo Republic. Cen­ rival oif light w*vea gives an oBi' '"'Ttr'’toqk 14 court days to select Are Teeeassre Bstalf* a SnBUODr r i s FKATUBE a CAETOONS prlM of freedom, we must keep both qf Hartford; and Mvin grand- lUiiNi3''to Lddpoldvilla to a a (Son- (or Jtanaon in 1960." tral - ASr\t$n JUpqbltd, Chad and aervsr tlia impreMion of ' twin- tha new phnel.- Nest weei* tour .. Yen DeSe: . nuUB a A w n ir U N G WHIRUBY BIBO mUscls in the arm of America—and There were fidOO taildfta. go. V.8. planM are alraffibr Bytag San, John Sparkman ef Ala­ IM ■itornhtM vmi be ehoiea i : srith kteady btads u d :.resolut* la the Vnlted Statart Fuiiaral aarvlMa will ha la Tunisian troopf. 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r - . lUNCHESttJR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1960 'UmJm MANGE I EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. SATURDAY; JULY YA G B FO tm iflWWT -'f'VAV \ ...... • f lastnetloa In the ssexioA NuiMcy •Wonders of operattens In CXiba aa much as la provliM In Old R e e ti» . ffce wa 'do. ' f p.nw afvHilnr the )i It Isn't, morsQvar, only the M••••••*aa•a•aa But while the SUte Depart­ C. Heiury Anderson, Paeloc to be held nt Gay a ty State Park. enUsta are exploring the posslDillty “ ;)e Copy...... 06 The essential process can be re­ Asslstsats with bacterlA their generation ment's reaffirmation o f the Monroe tained and fulfilled, with eome- Beger Mackey, Intern Swinxning available. Transporta­ o f' using algme to feed a small time beln^ On the ofder of 19 days HBllBER OF __ _ Doctrine may have been necessary, thlng of an anxious hiatus insert- tion for those needing it from the water creature which In turn compared to about one-half hour 9 a.m., Dlvlfle Worship; solo, Sundsy Massss at 7, 8, 9,10,11; - THE lAurch. could become a source of food for for bacterlA Tba Aaaoelatad Praaa la excluatraly it didn’t really solve anything. And ed in It.' . 1... 'Consider the LUles of the Field” m the Chapel at 9 and 10 Am. anUllad to the uae at repubUcatlqn ot Now the worthy legislator has fish to feed man. If the work of Dr; Tiseher and . .1.. while the efforts of the OAS mem­ by Jean Hay; nursery for young Algae la the green acum found an oewa dlapatchea eradltad to li w to earn his cherished appointment Ohnreh o t tbo Assanption Calvary Chafiel his feUow aoientists proves the not otberwiae credited In this paper ber states may have a more telling in one session, and recrive It from children. Sermon, "God’s Call To (Assemblies of God) on sta g n u t pools. It is believed validity o f thSlr present con­ and also the local newa published here. effect, they are not enough either. Us,” by RogdT Maokey. Adams St. and THompson Bdi that algae might form the back AD (ifbta at- repubUcatlon o( special another. In the meAntlme, he Bev. Joeefih Farrell, Pastor 28 Vernon St. cepts, then future foods for . specs VI dispatches herein are also reserved What Is needed Is the creation of must retire from his elective office Kennettr L, Gustafson, Pastor bone of a food technology which travelers will be considerably Rev. Fnmds T. Bntler, Assistsnt can supply man not only with a climate of opinion throughout and from the power that may Second Congregntlonal Obnreh 9:45 am ., Sunday SchooL Class­ more palatable than that contem­ Full serrlce client of N. B. A Serr- 886 North Main St. fo ^ but also with a means of re­ Ice, Inc. hav^ gone with It. I^.,*** es for all agoA plated to ^ . Publishers Representatlrea: The Latin America which would pre trust his party .organization, and Minister: Anlold W. Teqer Sunday Masses at 7, .8, 9, 10:16 10:45 Am., Morning worship, generating his atmosphere to elim- In time, space vehicles or sSt- and 11:30 Am. Fullus Hathews Special Aaency New vent the dry rot In which Com­ It can control the governor, ^ d Mlntster's Assistant t the Bev. Donald Moceri, Marys­ hiate caibon dioxide. In the event tlements on ths qiocm wlH harvest T h e s e are PERM ANENT jobs York Alcam Detroit ana_Boston. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF munism can take root and grow. his own friends can control the Mrs. Robert P. Loggle ville, Ohio, guest speaker. we cannot go directly from algae their algae .culture. H ie algae and next session of the Legislature, Sacred Heart Chimdi 7 p.m., Bvangelistic service, the to a human being, studies are' tal6> some wastu will be pumped Into CraCULATIONS The United States can contrib­ he can still make IL Obviously, 9:30 a.m.. Morning worship. Church St., 'Vembn Rev. Mr. Moceri, speaker. Special ing place to find Intermediates to a tank with the tiny shellfish. The The Herald Prtntlnt Company, tap.. ute to the creation of such a cli­ Sermon: "Failure.” Nursery for Bev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor permit algae to be used aa food. f ateumes no financial reaponslbiu^ for such a process leaves room for music. daphnia can eat their fill of the typographical errora appearing In ad- mate by demonstrating an aware­ lots of unexpected tWhgs to hap- small children during service. Wednesday, 7:30 pm.. Prayer These studies indicate - that In food and grow to their adult p hall af- Masses at 8, 9A0 and 11 Am. Tertlsements and other readlna matter ness of the problems o f South p «i. There was considerable Juice served In Fellowshi; service. the future a closed ecological cycle stage.' Having reached this stage, 'V in The Manchester Bvenlnn Herald. more certainty In the process ter service. Friday, 7:80 p.m., Mtssionary In which human wastes can be the tanks caii be harvested; the America. And the South American St. Franols o t Assist Church service, the Rev. George Downs, used for food for other forms of Display adrertlalnK closing hours: when the worthy legislator could daphnia collected and put into fish Ftor Monday—1 p.m, Friday. aid plan, on which the Administra­ himself hold power and leadership Community Baptist Church South Windsor missionary to AlaskA speaker. life may be realized. Once this h u tanks as food for the fish. With A MINOMTY OF PKATT A WHITNIY AIRCRAFT For Tuesday—I p.m Monday. tion is working, while defective In In the session to which the gov­ 885 E. Center St., at the Green Rev. James F. OlynA Pastor Slidea will be shown. been accomplished, the food situa­ fish available, the astronaut will For Wednesday—1 p.m Tueaday. ‘ tion in space ,wlU become less of For Tborsdayr-1 .p.m. Wednesday some respects, la a step in the ernor would submit his name. Bey. J North Methodist CSinreh The yeara between 17 and 20 ^ 0 indicates that daphnia have Caverns, among the world’s largest X ~ qie^al. committee has been across pollUcal lines, to save the theran Church, guest preacher. pie to "a New rtwitler," but 800 Faricer St. are. years of maturing and the br^lng habits which are at beat caves, were cavred from a coral working on a rrvlalon o f the as­ day for them. LeglslaUve service Bev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister fact that you flnd..a boy "perfect" Warned that the road ahead would bonds often grow deep, even ^usive. Hiey feed to some extent reef burled In ancient UmeA Flow­ ENGINE ASSEMBLERS sociation's bylaws. Including tbs' Sooth Methodist Church at 17 la no guarantee that you’ll on algae, probably bacteria and ing water dissolved toe llmestons demand sacrifices, not provide across party lines. Lawrence F. Almond 9 a.m.. Family Worship with atm find him perfect at .' admission, o f women, for three These do not face another po­ 20 .protozoa but are dUficult to main­ and hollowed out the caverns. luxuries. He was offering chal­ Percy M. Spurrier children's message. Sermon: "The ^ If there la any chance for either tain in a steady state of growth. there\exist many job opportunities^Tor skilled years (what’s three years to law tential hazard In the delayed re­ lenges, he said, not promises. "It MlnlBterfi Door to the Kingdom.” Church- of yoa to contoue your educa­ Like many biological systems, y e n la considering such a radical ward process. They timed the hour care of pre^Khool riiUdren. ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS would be eswier to shrink back peak of the legislative service cor­ tion, yoii should not quit school at they seem to thrive on neglect. step as admitting women to mem­ 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning W or­ 17 to take on the reaponslbUitles Dr. Tischer has several cultures TWO BOLUON from that frontier," he said, "to rectly. during the first two years bership), and expects to submit its ship. The Rev. Mr. Almond will The SolvaUoii Army of marriage. to which nothing but water haa look to the safe mediocrity of the of a governor’s four year term. continue with the sermon sNles on 661 Main St. been added for almost two years PRESCRIPTIONS proposed new bylaws to the mem Other prospective recipients of While you may feel very mature r- men-op^l'tunities that include extensive over- past, to be lulled with good Inten­ "The Lord’s Prayer: The Prayer of Major and Mi a E. Walter Isunie at 17 and ready to Mttle down, a aud the daphnia appear perfectly SAFELY COBIPOCNDED ENGINE TESTERS '■ ' ' • ' \ ■ bership In the fail. A favorable such delayed rewards, from other tions and high rhetoric—and those Everyman.” Baby Nursery In Officers in Charge boy of the same age isn’t uauaUy .healthy imtil transferred to an­ vote Is antlclpsted—eventually, at sessions, have found the whim of Tower and Church 'School for other environment where they dis­ * who prefer that course should not the electorate Installing a hew as mature as a girt If he finds out ARTHUR DRUG any rate—since plans fhr the as­ nursery and kindergarten at 9:30 Am., Simday School for after the honeymoon Is over, that appear—sometimes permanently. cast their votes fbr.|iM, regardless ifovemor, who owed them nothing, Susannah Wesley hall during both Actually, many eir^rimenta sociation's new building Include ERATORS driveway, causing him to run up -—K. lynar Bosk, Pastor r^MANCHBS'tER HnWONTMEnULO " the Monroe Doctrine ss.sometl^g against the car. - Ji is still too early ta ffll wheth­ have to set up emergency chap­ PRATT & WHITNEY Parts — A process patented by ters at every aqueduct, spillway, 28 Bleaell St., Aklsnehester, Conn. that was dead and needed burying Mrs. Lunsford had stopped her 9:30 am., Morning Worship. er the brewmaster will be knight­ a French company allows concrete lake, fountato .and Iain' barrel In I Please send "The Bersld” to me at the following vaca­ Of course, the Soviet leader could, car before contact was made. Sermon: "Religion Where It Be- ed for his efforts end thereby be- tion address: to be mads without water. A spe­ Tbs only damage wag. to. the Ion; oome hlstoiy> first.bona fide beer the land, and perhaps dispatch one WELDERS throw up to us the missile and air cial binding sgent'is used, which, bicycle basket. 12I f noofi, ■ Oiurch Family Picnic boron. of the faithful %very time a back­ basM we have smack ^up against mixed with sand, forms a finished at new church elte on Hackma­ However, now that the staff sliding member felt like turning -K.; ...... - concrete said io be equal or super­ on a faucet - ■ 1 AIRCRAFT ~ Itussia's borders as Justification tack St. In case o f rain, postponed has sobered up from the hlo heard .’4 . for his coi^cern, sincere or not. In ior to that mads In the.usual man­ one week. round the world. It is time to con- A Boy Scout pulling on a can­ street ner. It is ready.for Inimi^late use ~ A Thooght for Today teen would be as suspect as the welfare of a small Carilibean Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Midweek aider what this singular achieve­ DIvifiM of Unitofl Aircraft Coiporotloii In making building blocks, side Spoaeorad h j the Maaciheatoe ment means In terms of our civil­ BoWery' bum swigging on a pint nation some eighty miles off the quarterly bustness meeting s i toe walks, foundations, floors, and ths Connell o t Chnrehaa church. * , isation and our way o f life as we bottle in s doorway. ^ City and State Florida coast Indeed, our gipwlng like. know It—or used to know it , ' The country’s Inyrlad- closet lost Hartford 8, CoMMCtiait drinkers could at last come out of tmur o f Soviet penetration Into the Is going to church a chore for ''^Bolton Cobgregatloiisl Chnrdi It’s nil Jolly fine for the British My home addreu la Western Hemiqihers through the NO VUUTORB NOW Tkeodors'‘Chandler Jr„ Pastor to go cratolnig new scientific hor- the closet and get their kicks with ...... ' 1 , Danbury, July 18 UP) — Mildred you. tl(e garden sprinkler. Castro government should serve to It It is, why not take the time Isons, but bommon deceny would Papermian woa turned back at the 20 am.. Morning Worship. demand a sehso o f rosponsibiUty 'Water bins in a&butbla < wdiild From To •aaea^aoaaoaa* Illuminate, for us, a t least part of door yeeterday when qhe tried to to evalukte what your attendance show a shocking Inersase, imd the at church.ineMM. __ about these toingA After all. It's g 2 week 8O0—□ _ j^woslM i

V BUGGS BUNNY [UUR ROAROING HOUSB with MAJOR ROOPLE

;"Budiiyt State" o ) ME'P 40FCrtCt< tIOTUifC LOCAL MEVitk EAlD ‘-^A tSN O BO M r ENSLWHAT r .) 1 ffBULAKWS RLMAiirMiY; 0ERy>7 succULErtr &ViEl? •sntMi CHimfamxss, ■ ■ BSCtoav* ervices irectory iiisTE A o.v You r « t o t h e a p e ^^ttocapltel ■ZOO-ZnAf 9iA ■------turn* (antBx) PoeavMAMwrrM X-COULO fH^k}dt a.m. to 5 p.m. apd ed Mid a full machine Bhop-to.ag/Bib< and let Manchester'Auto Farts do Telephone Ml 3-5727' BOTHERS 'tt3a 4T Oparatie in town. able to anyone at aiiy time, staffed BOTTS the proprietors, to take a well closed Shturdays. Remember that the job for you. aoprano earned vacation. Tliia is their first Community Press will be closed by fully experienced personnel. When it comes to shock absorb­ 48 Haul vacation in two years. M'ovlng to for vacatiem from July 16, open­ To give you an idea of the serv­ ers, see about the new, full-size ices available 'here is some of the "One Call Dms It All” soNotwagiBn Cali Ml 4-1111 this location on May 7th, 1958, ing yor business ggain on Aug. 1, .Columbus "see-thru” plastic shock deity work that can be done here. Piston absorber, and you will see why Co­ DRY CLEANING ABC APPLIANCE SI Indian weight FOR REPAIRS, they were unable to taka any time at wrhich time both Mr. and Mrs. pin fitting and piston conditioning. lumbus outperforms shocks..of or­ REPLACEMENT "Suburbia off last summer. lArson will be pleased to assist Valve operation, retacing valves up and LAUNDERING REPAIRS ON ALL TYPES OF The Community Press will be in any printing problems that may to 3/8” stem diameter; over 3/8’’ dinary design. Fldid without air Branoh* At: 19 MapI* St.>MI 9.8879 BY FRANK O’NEAL open for bueineee ai.ueual on Aug. arise. to 7/16” : also W and 9/16” and gives easier car control when driv. ^HORT RIBS ing fast or over rough roads. Larg­ Toddy" over. They also reseat valve s(ats 501 HARTFORD RU. REPAIRS ON— ' t h e m a g a z i n e o f In sets for passenger cars. Another er piston, Cushioned in fluid kelps YOUKE lOCXtb Wl'THAMKS.^JEStER.IHAr might be necessary to post a bond your cac "on the level” on curves 209 N. MAIN ST. PLEASANT PLACES with a surety company to do so. service is grinding rod journals In GRILLS, ELECTBIO 1BON8, onoftm CABM1 OH,YDOU HAWfT £Xa)(?RE0 TO MEI and comers, contri/ls pitch oh dips A MONTHLY FEATURE OF Your Pocketbook While waiting for an estate to Chassis. TOASTERS, PEROOLATOBS, PINO A WAY To IN— and sudden stops. Heavy duty NEW SYSTEM Htr AJaBMGwV^ . • YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY By FAYE HENLB be ^settled, the Heirs are entitled King pin bolts are Installed, and VACUUM CLEANERS, 4 lKT lK5 V£)yRHeADi seal keeps vitoj hjrdraulic fluid ------' j j b w s p a p e r — " to request an audit to determine they-WBR! On taxable estates the law per­ and ’8 BUZZ SAWYER TO AU- Trie MlseRY WhJ H ehHSNO r INeXTIN«UI5riA8LE for mits the choice of two dates for • iUT,>0U SK, fUT YOU'RSTOO HAY* CAUSBD MB: ■ ■ ■ SEE US FOR: ^ ' e Aluminum Roll Up Awnings the purpose of evaluating how t DON'T filT KINP...WI CANT much .an estate-la worth for tax HOMS VIRY ACCEPT UNLESS picnic and a Venetian Blinds Q—What city is sometimes called WATKINS-WEST LIQUORS’ OnSN. CHRIS WE CAN SHARE ixHrbacue a Storm Doors purposes. The first Is the date of ‘The City of Six Flags?' ANPI WANTED EXPENSES. a Combination Windows death, the second the exact day A—Mobile, Ala. The city has been supplies one year later. FUNERAL TO ft ALONE Manchester Awning Co. owned by the French, British and WINES-BEER* r An executor might attempt to Spanish, and has flown the flags of 195 WEST CENTER ST. shop the. aettle an-estate quickly, evaluate the American colonies, the Confed? SERVICE BEER IX BARRELS Telephone Ml 9-8091 it on the date of death and file es­ Ruhy Red Granite Deemed a Gem crate States, and the United States FOR ALL OCCASIONS! EstabUshed 1949 tate taK returns. He might dis­ When choosing a monument?’ ORMAND J. WEST 0 DEUVERY SERVICE e cover a year later that the se- there is nothing more beautiful Q—Does a giraffe have keen eye­ curitiea markets had declined and than glowing, ruby red granite this win be dpne. If need be, a new sight? Director hFAIRWAY one, will be ma^a so you will be WEST SIDE Main Street, Manchester the estate thus was worth less and from Wisconsin, and this is exclu­ •A—Yes. Giraffes have eyes which liable to a lower tax. He could be sive 'With Manchester Memorial. absolutely satisflqd when it Is fin­ allow thdm to see behind, in front, 142 E. CENTER ST. 7 ;^ PACKAGE STORE o Open Thurs. and Fri. TiU 9 a Co. Oh Harrison St. Ruby red ished. Estimates are furnished up­ and to the side without turning their held liable for choosing the ear­ Manchester's 01d*> Harry Proaanaky, Permittea - lier date and forced to pay the granite is' considered to be the on request and of courM there is heads. BY DICK CAVALLl no obligation on your part. 865 CENTER ST. MORTY MEEKLE beneficiaries the amount of money gem of granite and because it is For over 30 years Arrigo Aimet- With Finest FaolUtlea .. . MaachMter—5 0 9-0169 OH T The New, Beautiful Jpst them aa a result of his de­ so very hard, it will endure all Q—What proportion of the land tl, owner of Manchester Memorial whatH thc t m r RAN OVER cision. kinds of weatiierr Polishing en­ area of the United States is owned L>- AUTO BODY Co. has excelled in h/s work. Hto , MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD MATTER , NIB NEW BIKE iVETOUJ'dDU _ Under the law, federal estate hances its beauty, of course, and by the government? WITH HIMT WITH THB A dozen TIME/?, bringu out highlights! When your artistry and craftsmanship have A—Almost onq-fourth. V • P ete taxes are hot due until 15 months n LA Upholstery '•yM •fWw.eW._j* FIANO'S produced many, many beautiful MISS WHEATtV tS OH, BOBOy— I'/M TERRIBLY CAR. WINTHROP— after death. It to rare for the gov­ choice of a memorial is m by red \WCRt4 r I V l VIC’S PIZZA SHOP VEs* I'LL ORIVE^ HERE,/MR.BRENTWOOD/) OKAY/ UPSET/ WENDY WALKED IF VOU OONT RESTAURANT ernment to get around to auditing granite, you know its beauty and memorials. Ho knows .that most Q—Where does th* word "niuslc’ AND Shops OUT ON US — THIS people want a memorial that is coihe from? “Over 46 Years Experlenoe” 153 W 6Uddle Turnpike OVER TO the Club SHE SAID SHE’D BE ^ THANKS/ WANT ANYTHING ROUTE 9-44A—BOLTON WRECKER a return In leas . time than this. color will last withopt fading. WAITING IN THE TO HAPPENTO dignified, distinctive and one that A—It la taken from the name for Phone Ml 9-3700 —HE'LL BE THROUGH Usually It takea considerably long- If you are considering a monu­ RE-UPHOLSTERINO' PLAYING NOW/ LOUNGE/ YOUR BIKE MX) will endure. Therefore, he adviseU the daughters of Zeus, the Muses, OPEN SUNDAYS S E ^ G E ',er.- ■ ment, why not drive oyer to, Man­ e Modem Foraiture ^HCX3U?KEEP choosing the. best stone obtain­ who governed beauty and harmony.- PIZZA ITINA<3AFE It' to unneceasa^, however, for chester Memorial Co. and ask to and Antiques a Lunch and Dinner tee aonie- samples, for only ^ by able. __; RLACe... beneficiaries to wait until an es­ Q—How long did King Solomon’s a Store Stools and Booths SPAGHEHI SdiYed Daily looking at . them can you re'ally Good stones withstand all kinds o.Custom Pnmltnre a Lounge Entertainment tate Is settled before any bene­ of • weather and temperature temple stand? RAVIOLI fits are paid. know just how effective this gran­ SUp Coven and Draperies NIghUy changes. Their color remains true A —A bout. 400 years.' aa^l , While a widow might not be per­ ite is in memorial form. At Man­ Slade to Order e Weddings a Banquets and is a lasting memorla? to loved OPEN DAILY o m jj mitted to touch principal, she is chester'litomorial <;!o. you will al­ Complete Selection of Materials, c Parties—Phone: Ml 8-2842 ways fln in large stock o f finished ones. Granite is popular and 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. entitled to income during the pe­ ntemorials to choose from and for weather you choose granite im­ FREE ESTIMATES riod before final settlement. If an SUNDAYS most o f us, It' to easier to make a ported from Finland and Sweden, Radio Today 305 N. Main St.. Slanohestor TOUR F a v o r i t e b r a n d Insurance policy, fohns part of the choice from .the finished product. 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Balfour pink, Dakota, -Vermont or MI 9-6524 CLOSED iMONDAYS- estate, she is entitled to these pro­ However,, if you have some par­ .ruby red from Wisconsin, your 1 CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ceeds sintm they wl)l not fluctuate ticular memorial you would like stone will reflect your good ta.ste. WDRC—1800 1;UU News ^ COLD BEER, in value as securities "or a busi­ executed for you, this can be done Marble to tmorUd from Sweden, l»NOW UP/ ness might, l:lu Art JotinsoD TO VOU TO very easily. A sketch will be Italy and France. ■ >_ 4:U0 Bishop'S'Corner FOR EXTRA MONEY MR. ABERNATHY BV 'RALSI’ON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY LIQUORS^ WINES If the principal? of an estate to made, also blueprint so that you SRp/'to. Wtathsr PMOOUTi . By the way,' marble Is wonder­ U:S&-Sp<»ia, News MB ISON DUCOindDULUXRmHING small and the executor • re a list may see just how It will look.; Be­ ful to use around the hotne. It fits Berube's MR. ABERNATHY, AAAY I NEED THE ^fWELL.THEFIRM 7:US Art Johnson r H151MVTO ,FRE& DEUVERY that the chance of a claim against fore the monument to finally fin* Into, any decor, whether modern or 8:0ti World Tonight TYPiSWBITER SERVICE I HAVE A WEEK OFF? SUHfHINCAND IS VERY BUSY •KVDU: the u ta te .was negUgible, there's ished and the. name carySd, they N:l5 Music TUI One — r 979 WHddle Tpke. B r------We pay 166 MIDDLETURNPIKE, WEST traditional, and to just as func­ U:0U News I WANT TO fresh AIR! y RliSHTNOW,Bin- Ml 9-5507 little doubt that if On heirs needed will call , you and If you wish to Manchester MANCHESTER tional as it is lovely. You can use 12:10 Music rtll uns HI6HEST PRICES GOTOTHE V _ ^ .-fj IrttSEEWHAT cwh, some wouIA be (reed. It httve something changed or added, 1:00 News. 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Rtf ', f • PA6 E EIGHT IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1900 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). MUU^CHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, JULY 10. i s l o 10-Run Explosion Gives Green Manor 12-3 Hot Bats of Colavito, Robinson Tighten AL Race A3UDMKIBASBBALL Trilling 6-1 fifth? Ave Inninga, First National -Bank erupUd for six riina hr the hbtth Inning en routfi to a 6-4 triumph 6v6r Nas- Fifth Inning Gagnon, Vittner Star aiff A.rma a t Keeney Stadlun). Four Teams D etective Guards Manajger^ Ronnie Lamia WU the standout, Tr^o of Track Stars with thrdb hits In as many tfipfi Wrecks Aceto and he went the distance on th6 As Don Willis Wins,3~2 Branded Traitor by Cuba mound to chalk up thb win. H6 In LL Gmtest * ...... ,s- In Scramble Spark Women Events atrlck out eight and walked one Timely hitting by Bill Mozz«r and Don WheeUir and .Norm Jersey City, N. J„ July 16 (^P)—Jersey City Manager batter. « Vittnef’s powered Don Willis Garage to a 3-2 win K only extra bas6 hits of the night ByFBANI^CUNE Nat< Reyes, branded a traitor in his native Cuba, left ' was fi double by (ha winners’ Bob over the Hartford Independent Atl-Starii last night under the For First Abilene, Tex., July 16 (JP) — the United States team. D^lockfid 2-alI going in lights at Robertson Park, Vittner’s homer in thfi aeventh.pro* for the ball park today with a plain-clothes detective at Miss Rudolph, the Tenneie* Minnie. Bobby Bcannick^^eoUected- Broad jumper WUlye White, three hits and Hank Stfiphenaon the Isst-or^the fiftn, Green vided the margin of victory in the^ New York, July 16 (/P)— his side. , weight star Earlene Brown State star who looks like a benefit which found a crowd of 200 •good' bet for victory in both two for the'Armsmen. Manor exploded for 10 runs in Star. xuna In the eighth. Gagnon, The hot bats of Rocky Cola­ Reyes, who took over as field boss of the Jerseys when and fleet Wilma Rudolph got Bank ...... 010 006 2-9-10-4 contributing $116.84 for use at the the International League moved the franchise out of the Women's Olympic Trials dashes in the Olympics, got their last at bats to crush Bunoe School for retarded chil­ howgylr, settled down and got the vito and Brooks Robinson little com petition as she Nassttf ...... 112 000 0 -4 - 9-6 AcOto & Sly vestOr, 12-3, in the Ia8t four outs via strikeouts. Havana; waS placed under 24-hour guard yesterday af­ off and winging last night.' . .Lamie and Lautenbach, Ruaconl dren. have hammered the Ameri­ In eight or the nine events in breezed in iUiead of the field first game of their best of Bob Gagnon waa at his pitching Willis Mamger Norm Gagnon can LeaRue pennant race in­ ter being termed "a traitor and an enemy of his own In the 100 - meter and 200 - (5); Jenack, Sjephenson (5) and wishes to thank au who helped which preliminaries were held, Hfincd/ three leriee for the town 14tUe best, going the full nine innings— country,” by the newspaper La Revolucicm. meter dashes. Mias Rudolph, LeaguS champlonahip, , a bargain for spectators, two ex­ make the game polaible, particu­ to a tight, four-team package. all Olympic Trials ' records larly the RSc Department, Niui- Colavito'* Ue-breakinR homer tric- Castigated by the semi-official organ ofridel Castro’s were smashed and Miss White, who last week at Corpus Five hits, three being home rUns, tra frames-HUid allowed only five pered a six-run third inning for Christi, set a world's record Matching the final score of the four Aceto errors and a base on sltt’a, merchants who assisted in Cuban government for “behaving liHr'a Yankee,’’ Reyes the little girl from Chicago, other league contest, th^ Elks up- hits, two by Eddie Jacobs,* former advertising the program and Detroit as the Tiger* rapped New set an American record in the of 22.9 in the 200 meters, wa^’’ bails all figured in the NfiUcmal local eemi-pro football star. Gag­ • York 8-4 la.st night and tagged the shrugged off the verbal scalding. ' far ahead . In her qualifying ened Fire & Pollefi at Charter Oak, Lepguers game winning rally as' scorer Mac Segar and umpires Bill broad jump with her bes.t leap 9-4. „The whiners led throughout non struck out 14 and allowed 10 Bralnard, Don Cowiek' and Carl ' Yankees with a four-gajne losing "I’m a baseball man. I go ^yhere I’m selit, and I*m not in six years of competing — 20 heat In a time 61“ 24.2, which U(ey sgaln had to come from be­ bases on balls. Despite streaks of ■Iring for the first time this sea­ worrying,”, said the forraw'^major league infielder who bettered the Olympics Trials and supported Bob Dixon's six-hit hind to triumph. Mark Heller, who wildness, he bore down in diffi­ Bolin. RONNIE SUfMONS feet 4'/4 Inches. pitching with a solid 13-hit attakk. Sum m ary; son. played with the New York Giants, The world’s record for wom­ reccird by two tenths of a sec­ waa the winning pitcher, and BUI cult situations and held the Stars ond. She led the 100-meter Sharing batting honors for the . D ** WUUt /i games over sec­ So the girl who won second in game winning raUy with a grand nated by Nassiff Arms; I Wheeler cf ...... 3 0- 3 3 0 0 ond place Cleveland. The Indians around-the-^o6k protection for Reyes, whose family still the trials record. Rowe. One of Hangeii’a hits was a slam. "Ihe winplng pitcher also got in Fortin cf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Kinsella, Qilcrs the 1956 Olympics with 19 MlsS White's broad jump rec­ double. Pete Caaella led the losera Thibodeau 3 b ...... 3 0 1 .1 0 1 beat Washington 4-0 a* .Ilm js in Hayafia. ^ ' feet 11 8/4 inches appears The game w m actuaUy much the scoring act. He was plunked Cole rf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 ord also was an American cit- with two safeUes, including a closer than the final score indi­ by a pitch in the second inning, L. Anderson rf ...... ,.0 0 0 0 0-0 Play Home Sunday ■ Perry won his 10th with a four- Meanwhile, the Cuban-dominated Jersey lineup made likely for the Olympics Gagnon p ...... 3 1110 0 hitter. iMns record—one of two set double whhe teammates Dave cates. Aceto’s erected a 2-0 lead went to second on a passed ball an iinsuccessful home debut before 7,155 fans who • triumph ahe says '21 sure hope during the night. Billie Pat Carlson and Mark Monette also N. Anderson c ...... ;4 0 0 14 1 0 ------^ Robinson became the first AL I win.” with single runs In the second and and scored on Mozzer's double to Rose 88 ...... 4 0 0 3 3 0 Making a belated bid to gain a player to hit for the cycle—home turned out to witness the return of International League Daniels of the San Mateo, each hit aafely twice. fourth frames but the Manormen left. Vittner’s walk in the third, Motzer If ...... 4 0 1 0 0 1 Mrs. Brown, the huM Los Calif., Girls Athletic Assn., pK s ...... 210 021 3-9-13-4 Donahoe- lb ...... 3. 0 0 1 0 0 playoff berth in the Hartford Twl run. triple, double and single--in baseball to Jersey City after a 10-year lapse.,The Colum­ WHAT’S UP?—Don Lar­ Angeles shot putter anodiscus tied thd International League title Wheeler's single and Vem Thl- Horrey 3b -...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 set the other one with 2:16.6 P r e A Police . .101 002 0 -4 - 6-3 holders with two tfiiues In the last bodeau’9 single scored the second Baseball League, Moriarty’z three seasons, going 5-for-ll »tlth bus Jets were the spoilers, erupting for five runs in the sen keeps an eye on a thrower, led both of these In the 800-meter run. three RBI as Baltimore beat Chi­ Dixon and Moran; casella and of the fourth. Then came the fatal WllUs UUy. , ...... Tl ~31 37 *« *3 Strengthened their hold on fourth eighth inning for an-g-3 victory. high pop-up ■while wait­ events, even shading Olga Con- Finals In all nine events will Richard. fifth when Green Manor won go­ Walks, passed balls and wild All-Stars (3) cago, 5-2. The Orioles, after losing ing his turn for4he nally, the former Czecho- be held tonight with the girls AB R H PO A E place laet night by defeating Kin- five straight, now are In a vir- ing away. pitches accounted for both All- Serentino -3b ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Dallas-Eort-Worth Rang­ aliwakia^ _ OJynylca_discus _ .seeklng_28jlacM_giLyie.yiU^^ INTERMEDIATE BASF.BAI.t, - - OoUapee AfMd ...... Jacobs 3b ...... 3 0 3 3 1 0 sella. 2-1. The victory was tho tlia! tfe^ with tHe~ White "aox ^for champion. Mrs. Brown heaved States team. The first three in Fargo Sh ...... ;...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 ers. The big pitcher of VicUm of tough liick all season, Aceto’s, whichr had played InrU- Bactols 3b ...... 3 0 1 0 3 1 fourth In succession for the Q u third place. Each la three games the shot 48 feet 8(4 Inches, al­ each event plus fourth place Bill Brown got some airUght sup­ liantly In the field againat FoUce O'Donald 88 ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 House Gang, now 6-5 In lefiguo behind. - perfect World Series most two feet over her own in the'100 meters will qualify port from his Naselff Arms' mates A Fire in their opening night vic­ .....r .3 00331 play. ^ The Boston Red Sox, winning game fame got off to a Olympics Trials record she the Olympics provided the tory, had none 6t Monday’s de­ SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD WINNER Dav« Higgins of the National Little League ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 five in a row for the first time this last night as the Arms defeated HotchklBS cf ...... 1 0 0 3 0 0 Ronnie Simmons, hard throwing FORCE-BACK RIDE—Down and out, Roy Sievers .suf­ good start in the Ameri­ threw the discus 156 feet, six Camples' standard is met. If Alumni A Intermediate at the fensive skin last night They com­ Nassiff Arms’ entry holds trophy awarded by Little League officials last night. Hig­ Dflmorato If ..1 0 0 righthander, gaine<) the mound de­ season, took a 2-1 decision at Kan­ fered further indignity ag Johnny Temple rode the White can Assn. He was sent inches, to better her Olympics it is not, the track committee w est Side', Oval, 3-2. Brown al­ mitted seven errors, four coming gins, a patient at Hartford Hospital, was the recipient of numerous gifts, including a Latorra It ..: ...3 0 0 cision over Johnny Lee. E tch S|do sas City. Trial standard of 145 feet, Orstnl rf ,...... 1 1 0 0 . 0 Sox first baseman piggy-back at Comiskey Park in Chi­ will have to decide which girls lowed 10 hits, seven more than hla In the fifth frame. Tedone rf .. 1 0 0 got 6Ve hits with Fran, Hutt of tho • * * Ernie Broglio down by the A’s. four inches and go almost four portable t^evee set from an anonymous donor, secured through the efforts of Jim Portland, Ore. — Phil Moyer, can meet the standard by the cago. The action occurred as the Cleveland second base- team collected off Ray Dotchln, but Carl Oolangelo led off the vic­ 152, Portland, outpointed Don Jor­ De Marco c 0 0 losers the only man able to get INDIANS n, YANKS 4—Colvl feet better than Mrs. Connal- time of the Olympics. , , when the chips were down the good tors’ fifth by reaching on an in­ Higgins, L.L. president. Helping -the young fellow mark the occasion were, left to Pascon* c .. 0 1 more than one. Slmiinona etruck to's 18th home run came with two man jumped out of the way of Sievers’ slide after a force. ly who had 152-9. The largest entry in Olym­ dan, 149, Los Angeles, 10. Olon« lb ...... 0 0 0 0 0 looking pitcher waa strong. field bobble and Mark Heller, hero right, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Higgins, and Ollie Minney and Johnny An- WllUams lb ...... 1 0 0 1 0 out six, walked one. on and handed Art Dltmar (7-6) Mrs. Connally, now an pic Trials history (or women of Green Manor’s triumph Wednes­ Guam—^Winnie Rebalado, 132 Hibbard p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Radio^ TV Sports Jim Galanek’s triple paced the dreoli. National League All-Star coaches. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) Philippines, outpointed Sammy Trailing 1-0, Moriarty’a ecored a third straight loss after the American citizen, is trying for was here—136 contestants. winners while Jeff Oentilcore had day over PAF, connected for a Ingram p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Yankee righthander blew a 3-0 Bqrja, 135, Guam,„10. Harsh p ...... 1 0 0 f) 0 0 twice In the fourth with Leo Qyr In One-Hitter three Ifits in as many trips for the homer over the left field fence. As Monies p ,, ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 and Dick Sylvester denting the lead. Eddie Yost and Frank Boil­ Buckley^ Carpenter Top , Today— losers. Dotchln slammed out two it turned out these two runs would Rennard p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ing also homered for the Tigers as plate. Jim Morlarty*e single rita- 1:30—Sports sn 'Paradei bingles hut it wasn’t enough. have been enough to win but the Catches White Marlin Totals ...... 39 3 6 34 8 3 cued one run and ttie other came —©on-Moest-<8-n Deck Circle, Chan­ the seventh frame. scoring in thc.t Inning. All - Stars ...... OOO 000 030r-3 The aouthpaiy ace did it with S said Manager Solly Hemus of the sparked-up St. Louis Cardi­ nels 22, SO. Thleling, who waa to get Into Brielle, N.J. (if)—The first white 3BH; Moiser, Gagnon, Orslnl; 3BH: Sunday afternoon at ML Nebo Tonight a t 6 at the Oval, Inter marlin tideen off the New Jersey F a ^ : HR: Vltmor; SB; Hosier ; five-^hltter, jiving up Iflrkey Man- nals, “He’s done the job, as a starting pitcher or in relief. 2:2(k—Pre-Game Show, Chan­ mediates play the AAIs. the home run derby later in the SACT; Rsagan:.DP: Rtagan to Jadbbs; at 2:30, Moriarty’s will return to is hM b««n marked down for* A DIVISION Thut was duriiifr the All-Star®’ To Set Pace in Western Ogen coast thla season was boated by LOB: Don Willis (7), Hanford (11): action againat Stratford In a Btate tle'a 21st home run, with two on. 1. m . nel 8...... NSSSlff .....0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3- 3-0 inning, alao reached on an error. In the'first. Mossi then„ bisnked eedfipetitiv*idlnpi duck pin bowling breaks a/ter the Cards had won ■ 2:30 — Yanks vs. Detroit, Zwlck, who went behind the plate For Uncle Sam in Olympics BTifn Magnus off hit own boat. The BB; Gagnon (10), Hibbard (0). Ingram League game. Jackie Hedltmd leagues In Manchester for the re D. Buckiry D. Csrp-nlrr Ifl * .704 nine of 13>ai)d moved Into a fourth- Reds, after losing eight in a row AAI ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2-10-2 fish weighed 47 pounds and was (1), Harsh (1). Monties (1); SO: the Tanks until /Elston Howard's H. Ausust B. Riijsclua ..17 10 .S.TO to the Pirates, beat Friend (10-6) Channels, 8, 22, 30; WKNB 840. Bfown and Guliano; Dotchin and for the first time this year and Gagnon (14), Hibbard (1), Ingram looms as the probable starting mainder Of the summer. Action C. Krrnay— place tie In the National League 4:30 — Racing, .Sheepshead Detroit, July 16 ()P)—The rest of- Mike Souchak was hunched with seven feet 6M Inches. (1). Harsh (i). R«nnSrd (1). pitcher. sacrifice in the ninth, finally put­ D. MslinsukSSi ...... IS with two first-inning runs. They eight others at 141. Churilla. did a creditable job, followed with "How come you didn’t go on cessed this week in the two di­ .593 race. Broglio had won three of ’em, Ba.v Handicap, Channel 18. the touring golf professionals are Los Angeles (NEA)—Thefstamli, Joined tha parade of ath-| ting a eallad third strike past visions of the Men’s Bummer D. 8«utnirr»~J. Slfnmon* iS ..45K two in relief against Milwaukee got them when Vada .Pinson The field will be 'cut again to­ another honur over the Icftfield letes. when you were hot and try for 16 plnch-hlttthg Roger Maris for the 8. K -« rn » —r . W h*(an ____13 15 .444 rapped an RBi single, stole second i p.m.—Post-Game Bhow, accustomed to runniiig after Art fence. United States will- go to bat Doubles I.«agues at the Bowling A. Nl-mcxyk and. the other in a complete game Channel 8. \ ' night, this time to the low SO and The' crowd at Stanford half ex­ feet?” he was ssked. final out with two on. Msris, the B. ria u s lm ry ...... MJ 15 .444 against Loa Angeles. went to third on a wild pitch and Wall Jr., and the chase was on Two errors, a base on baUs and in the Olympic Games in pected the police to come and get Green. Top winners in the A Di­ .1. Martin—T. Salralnr* ...12 7 p.m.—Campy's Gomeir, ties. None of thq 10 amateurs sur­ Little (Cocky majors' home run leader (27), ws's 15 .444 Now the 6-foot-2 righthander, a then scored the clincher on Wally again today as the 57th Western vived the halfway cut. singles by Art Wilkie, the latter Rome with its strongest and "Me Jane,” but it turned out that benched because of s Isme wrist. vision wer«( Dlqk Buckleyand Don S. (.(Ill-—C. Barb-r ...... i2 15 .444 Post’s sacrifice fly. Jim O’Toole Channel 8. Open moved Into Its third round. Sport Schedule "If you notice, I’m a little cocky Carpenter while Sonny Chandler II. (lampion—D. Harllry ..10 17 ,.170 fast-balltng 220-pounder, has added a pretty bunt, and Oiary Dorsey zaniest team. she has beefi Bragg’s girl friend now,” answered Tarzan. "But it • • • J. M orion—N. K lol-r ...... 10 (7-8) won It, blanking the Bucs 7 p.m.—Bowling Stars, Chan­ and Roy Bean annexed honora in 17 ..T70 the best game of hla ^-two-year A record-breaking 66 yesterday gave Kcotp'M two more runs and This one is a lulu. We’ve really for seven years. Her name Is ORIOlJgS 5, WHITE SO.\ 3 on five bits until the eighth inning, nel 8. gave Wall a two-stroke lead at the Today left the bSMS loaded with two out was an ordeal. As long as I made the B Divlaion. Each team won r; career In the majors, allowing just 10 p.m.—Red Sox v*.. A’*, got ’em—from Dave Davis, a shot- Terry- Fiore. the team and set a world record, Robinson, who has hit safely in Avr one hit and striking out 14 in a 6-0 when he needed Jim Brosnan’s halfway mark cf the 825,000 event. Former Champion AAI V*. Intermediates, 6, Oral. as ThitUng Stepped to tha plate. Since the meet waa finished, hi^Iaat eight at-bats, homered by a two-game margin. )'. Kornrv .’. .24 11)1.4 perfect relief. WTIC 1080. putter who is liable to miss the I’m not going to push the man Cliff (Milkman) Keeney won D. Carprnl-r .27 117.0 victory over the Chicago Chibs Back in top playing condition af­ Sunday, July 17 The letthanded swinging first boat, to Don Bragg, who thinks "Me Jane” was allowed to etay on along with Jackie Brandt in a two- r>. Saunrjora * * • Sunday— upstairs. Suppose I - tried 16, high average laurela among the 4 .27 III!.10 last night. ter a knee ailment sidelined him Don Jordan Upset Stratford at Moriarty’s, 2:80, baseman drilled 5 ...... Ifir n .rjS3 pitcher since Von McDaniel did it hammered a T30-foot homer, his Rivbins'on, Oriole*,. 17):. January, who ih having his best the champion who decisively de­ with single to eSnter to aoore looked in the All-Star selections, Following .are the season team W, Sulllviin - .1 T^rlfoid ..14 1.7 against Pittsburgh on July 28, NATIONAL LEAGUE PehUeenrs vs. Htfd. Nat., 6:15, like Diane and, leaping from the all read, ‘TVunsan Bragg.” into the infield. YOUR f'. Kupfovf* M ,.14 n .519 14 th, as the Dodgers made it sev­ year oh the circuit. feated Moyer's younger ’ brother Kearns. John Bayino ploked up his walked Just one snd struck out one and indlvliiual averages; .J. P»r#tt© D, rnnA.B ... 1967. And the CXibs hadn’t been en out of eight and 12 of 15 while X-Adcoek, .Braves (14) Keeney S t ,.n 14 .491 Howard, Dodgers (14) Trailing Wall by two strokes Denny In Portland just a year ago. second RBI In the sixth when he .. while wrapping up his second shut­ Tl* r ir U ’h^T .r. Wllurm . . .12 1.5 .144 held to one Wit since Pittsburgh’s beating Sam Jones (11-9). Snider’s were Pete Copper. Stan Leonard, Jordan was on the defensive from Wednesdsiy, July 80 singled home plnoh-hltter Tim out. both over the Senators. The F .SuIHvftn—l'. Trnttf*r .. , .11 .407 Bob Friend did It 'on Aug". 7, 1956. third single, a two-base error by Herrera, PhlUies 2 (IS) Hartford a t Le^on, 6:15, Nebo. USED CAR HEADQUARTERS i\ Mr.Wm A WlllUmn ,.10 .T70 Sawataki, Cards (4) Jim Ferree and Tommy Jacobs. the start and did not win a round Hassett who had walked and gone Indians made it nine in s row t>ver K l.swr^nr.r- • The O rds, with .Stan Musial reliever Billy .O'Dell and Don None has won a major event in on any cf the offtefal scorecards. Police v a Ous’s, 6:15, Charter H. bnlriimJ*'!' ...... fl i« .:wa driving In two runs and Carl x-Bas«s Full, to third when a wild throw by Sidefowf in Favorite’s Role Washington with two runs In the Drysdale’s sacrifice fiy scored the two years but all moved into con­ It whs a blow to Jordan's come­ Oak. centerfielder Rorsey on attempted first two innings off Pedro Ramos Sawatski hitting a homer, made clincher in the third after a 24- tention in this one with sub-70 back hopes. He had been angling No. Moth. vs. Temple, 6:16, IM SS * J. Avr. It two In a row over Don Card- MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL plckoff threir also to first went ^957 1 19 (4-10). Johnny 1'emple singled snd R' minute delay because of fog at performances In the second round. ■for a return title bout with Paret Nete. rhR ndlfr ...... IS 11.1 fi well (4-8 since the Cub rlghUiand- into the Manors’ bench. As State Open Starts Sunday scored the first ,otie on Tito Fran- pitching—Ernie Broglio, Cardii, K haw rpnf’p ...... 2i 112.18 San Francisco. Drysdale (7-10), Eastern League Six others were another stroke next month. Spruce ve. Man. Auto, 6:15, Honored during ceremonies be­ eona's single, then drove in the sec­ allowed Jiiat one hit, a aeconil- U IJipRchlnno ...... 37 iin.n . ■er beat them with n. no-hltter two beating the Giants for the first Allentown 17-5,' Binghamton back at 140—Julius Boros, Doug For Moyer, who weighed 152, It Memorial Field. n.YM UTH lUiOK POHTIAC n PfRI? ...... i ...... 2A 107.22 months ago to the day. tween the third and fourth in­ 0 ond run with a single. Innlng single by Eil Boiichee, A Kfilri’l Ia ...... time Oiis season, won his third in 16-4. Sanders, Ken Venturi, Dave Ragan, was tile 22nd Win in 26 bouts. Aceto vs. Green Manor, 6, Wad­ Over 100 golfera will tee off to-^,PGA all In succession failed to get OHIEFTAIH 8 • • • ...21 . 107 fi nings was Davo Higgins, National p l a z a 4-d o o r X-DOOR HARDTOP walked but. two and striick out 14 .1 .N'ArklPwlr* ...... 104 4 a rpw with Ed Roebuck's e'ight Lancaster 7-4, ■ Springfield 3-2. Don Whitt and Joe'Zakarian. De­ Moyer is 22. Jordan, 26, weighed dell.. Leaime player who Is 111 in Hart­ morrow in the 26th annual Con­ a par on Shennecossett’s number 2-DOOB HARDTOP r ' REII BOX 2, A’B 1 The Red In 6-0 victory over the C’ubs. n - r*’|pirhpr ...... \n 101. KS REDB 4, PIRATipS The Inning relief. Reading 7-7, Williamsport 4-14. fending Western Open Champion 149. , Thursday, July SI necticut Open Golf Tournament four, a long par three with a green Box best Bud Daley (12.-5), the Hitting—Brook* Robinson, ()ri- w SnlllVAM ...... 24 101 M ford Hoapltal. Higgins waa award­ Knpioii* ...... 27 I01.K No. Ends vs. Renn’a 6:15, Char­ ed the first annual SportSmansMp being held at the Bhennecoesett about as. hard to scale as Mou; ^ ^ M M M IM majors’ top winner, in the first In­ oles, went- ,5-'for-5, drove In three ...... 2n 101.fi ter Oak. . Country Club in Groton. E verest A- turtle baCk hole, the ning. scoring their two on doubles run* and became first American .1 Tr.lfoifl ...... 27 irto.i trophy which waa accepted by ms green has been refusing tee shots y • VfnrlF|t4 ...... 21 Mutual vs. Congo, 6:15, Nebo. parents in his absence. An aiton-^ Sponsored by the C80A, top by Pete Runnels and Frank .Msl- I/eaguer to hit for the cy cle- y .*iiiiiv*n ...... 27 in 4 Fire A Police vs. Trust, 6:15, ymous doner alto gave the- ill finishers in this three-dv tourna­ since the couree was built over 60 *on« and a single by Vir Wert*. home run, triple, double and sin­ .1. Ppppllo , ...... , , . ..' 2i W .2 ment will be awarcM $1200 years ago. n Rlnpfi ...... 24 W.7’ Charter Oak. youngster a portable talevlBion set I Bln Monbouquette (9-7), the Mon­ gle.—In three years In 5-2 victory M ...... 27 17.2.1 prizes. The profeesionals will get Then there la the long par five— *175 NassUfa vs. Green Manor, 6:15, *485 ^ 9 5 for his hospital room while Fred day All-Btsr gsm'e loser at Kansas over the White Bov. A W illUms ...... 24 fifi 1 Genuirie Threats for Triple Crown Keeney St. the largest share—$900 In cash the 688 yard number 13 and the fity. won it with a seven-hitter, n OsirAndPr ...... 27 n.4,7 Nassiff, for whose team Dave prizes with the top pro getting TrritlPr •...... 2h M.k Friday, July 2S played this year, aent along sev­ tricky par four-number. 16. The •99 PLYMOUTH blanking the A s on five hits and r MrNVill ...... $800. •u C H fV R O L n 'SSDODOE The Detroit Tigers hsve 186 ...IR 9,7.4 Clarke vs. Spruce, 6:15, Memb- eral model alrplan’es (or the lad to course "has been given, special SPBURBAN 4-DOOR striking out nine over the Is.st A vprR*p-.rhandlpr, 113.5 plsyer* under control In their eight- ,»!al Field. amuse himself with during hts Last year’s winner, Dick Sld- grooming for this tourney and the 4-DOOR STA'nON WAGON CORONET V-8 4-DOOB Sight Innings, cluh m 1 nnr lesgiie avstem.______Hlfh Trlplp FalcPitA. MU M-Men^ Roger Maris^ Willie Mays erowf, la the Yavorite on tho large field, and gallery. should be Jlllfti. Slmclc- -J.*awtencp, IftE...... PonticelU’s.vs. Biles, 6:16, Char­ convslesehce. His coaches and pleased with the shape this plush ter Oak. team co-captalns accompanied basis' of hla two straight Open 'S8 OLDSMOBILE 'U OLDSMOMLE '58 PONTIAC NATIONAL IJGAGUB wins and his impressive victory in layout is in. “8” CONVERTIBLE DX N HOLIDAY SEDAN CHIEFTAIN 8 OONV. Friday'* Renalt* New York (fP)—With the Bantly vs. Htfd. Nat., 6:15, parents to hospital later to pre­ Keeney S t sent gifts personally to their team­ the Connecticut State Amateur Tie tournament was Inaugurated ISot Worth $1.2.% Play er' Got $12.%000 \ Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 1 baseball season beyond the Championship aarlier thia year. in 1981 at the -Yale course and has 'S7 CHEVROLET *58 MERCURY Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia 5 mate. Coiinecticut’B leading pros, how­ ___ i, .. half way mark only two sltijf- Playoff series reaumss Monday been roaming the state’s many 210 V-8 *S7 CAD4LUC MONTCLAIR 2-DOOR Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 3 gers appear to have a chance ever, are out to reaffirm the grip good courses since. Last year's STATION WAGON “i t ” COUPE HARDTOP St. Louis 6, Chicago 0 Krebs HolHs Lead nljiht when the two teams will they held oh the Open title until championship was held at the L. Pci. G.B. to ivin hittlng’s triple crown. clash at Verplanek Field starting a few years ago when Connecti­ Shorohaven Country Club in Nor- Rat Race for Talent Continues, Plllabut'gh . . . . , .49 32 .60'fi They are Roger Maria of the In Stock Racing at 6. If Green Manor wins H’a all cut’s amaring golfing youngsters t^ialk In- mid-August. It was re­ .Milwaukee ...... 4.5 .34 ..570 3 and Willie over and they will be crowned I960. began to put the skid on the al­ ported that the breezeless aunny 1954 19M - 1956 I»» Angelea . . . . .42 3R .525 6'4 Mays of the San Francisco Giants. Little League champions. If Acqto most completely professionally afternoon of the first day caused .St. Louis ...... 42 39 .519 7 -Another 25-lap grind—the final triumphs a third and dsciding dominated Open title. Major Leagues Pay Top Bonuses Oddly enough, nelthcB Maris nor warmup before the race of the several players to drop out. TMs OLDSMOBILE San Kranctaro .. r40 39 ,.50fi 8 Mays has ever won th^ runs batted game will be played Wednesday at Amateurs D onate should not happen thie year. Shen- MERCURY roUTIAO Cincinnati .47 42 .468 11 year-^ sot for Riverside Pfitk neutral Wadifelt Field. CHIEFTAIN 8 SUPER 88 HOLIDAY In title, which is part of the triple Speedway tonight a t 8:16. 8ever.al A Connecticut' pro . hasn’t necossett has bean booked for three 2-DOOR HARDTOP New Y’ork (NI^A)—Every­ Louis outfielder who collected the Yankee* was .*{am McDowell, Philadelphia ..., ..74 48 .415 15 ^ 'crown. The other facet* are the po a • rbl stroked hla' wajr to the crown since days instead of tho two the tour­ 2-DOOB HARDTOP SEDAN Il25,i)00 from RaUimpre two years Chicago ...... ,70 47 .390 17' drivers, who are still in the thick FULLY EQUIPPED —.» 1965 when John Oaleaki became nament was played on last year, body, but-those who laugh a Pittahurgh southpaw who.„turn- batting title and, the home run of the point battle are anxious for DoffiL -...... f 1 3 9 0 1 ■ ago. The Birds brought Nicholson ed In no;fewer than 40 no-hIt Toda.v'* Games CoughUn rf ...... -.-4 0 0 1 0 0 Jane Baldasare will at- king by winning the Open on his and the- course- overlooks - the their way to: the hank, con­ Plttabiirgh iMIzell 5-5) crown. Only May* gained one leg. another crack at Buddy Kreba be­ Cp^geio s s .4 I i 1 0 0 lip this year rather than waste gam^a In high school, Legion and After the Yankees' first 75 games 9 J I 0 .tempt to swim the Eng­ own couria in Watertown. Oaleaki Thames River and a gentle breeze demns the hasehall iKirius but another option hn him: It wa* his aandlot. ball. He went to, Cleveland’ Chicago (Hobble '8-10) at St. fore the 800-lap team face. 10 a'e#66ea^4l 8 3 4 0 0 lish Chani^l lipd^r water. - and several other proa Ilka- him always makes the course pleasant no one doeR anything about it. failure to hit that propipled the for 178,000. Louli’ (Simmons i-O) • Mali* had 27 home runs and his The Riverside 500—-the stock c ;....::::::..4 y > > i 1 3 will make'a strong bid for the to play. , , table of four baggers 'was being spectacular at the Agawam oval- JdtoSOT If ...... , . | 1 0 0 0 0 0 A holder of records for ■_So. the . kiddies’• fund swells "igning of veteran Bobby Thomson. I/OS Angeles (Williams 8-2) at l^targ 3b ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 crown they hare lost alx out of the • "Three other, lads obtained ,bo- San Francisco iSanford fi-O) compared with Babe RutH^s record will be held one week from tonight this form of paddling, the 1145 and organized 'baaebaJi .stands still jVhen nearly every club was bld-i WlUdi, 3b ...... i 1 1 0 0 0 0 last seven years. Ahother ex­ *495 «295 niiaea of 120,000 or more from the 80. Maris will do well to hit 50. Krebs,. although he waa very TUNA qU'WXMlK^ as the rat race for talent conll'nues. ding wildly for Nicholson. I^e Yankees. . Milwaukee IP I z a r r n 5-2) at 25-year-old Astoria, champ, pro PYank Stazsoweki, "We can’t afford to pay these MacPhall, then -of the Yankees, Philadelphia (ROberta 6-8), (N) Ruth, it must be remembered hIL much in the background last week, two-time winner of the Open in Yarmouth,. Nova Scotia (NEA) '58 CHEVROUT OLDSMOfILE '55 OLDSMOMLE The Cuba paid Danny Murphy, 18 home runs In September, the still Is in comfortable conimand oi' N. Y., housewife will uae —^Thls is the time of year when •u bonuses." says Gabe Paul of the cslled Ijnn Magiiolo, the New York pitcher-outfielder of Boston, more Sunday’* Game* . Totals 18 4 3 10 1946 and 1649, will be out to pro- 210 SPOBTB_SRDAN SUPtR 88 4-DOOR SUPER J 8 2-DOOR _ Milwaukee at .Pniladelphia toughest month for homers be­ the atqck car point lead) He holds self-contained—breathings the vanguard of bluefln tuna op- Reds, "but we can’t afford not to. scout In the Midwest. than 8100.000. al pp a e rbl ^i^Jiia long drives to the Open We have to meet the price for Clnclnnatl at Pittsburgh (2) cause of the many new pitchers us­ a 54-i>oint lead over hla nearest John Savlho lb gear. Championship. pears off the Nova Scotia 'coast • '"What are you doing about "We stopped at 812,000,’’. ex­ ually appearing at that time. I ' l l OLMMORILE '55 OLDSMOMLE the best prospects." . plained Bill Skiff, chief of Yankee Chicago at St; Louis (2) rival, Jocco Maggicomo of Pough- G ilb ert, ^ ...:;::4 0 1 1 Amateur greats will be all over '55 OLOSMOilLI SUPER 88 HOLIDAY DELUXE 98 HOUDAT Nicholson?" ssked farm director Los Angeles at Sap Francisco Marls seems a cinch for the runs keepide, N.Y,. BenaOn ck-si 0 O'O "We haven’t gone into the bimu* MaC'Phail. scouts, both e.ve* glued on eager Joe Savino 8b 096*.6^1...... 1 1 1 the place for tho three rounds ot Francis S, Lou Wolfson’s 8- SUPER 88 4-D C ^ -OOUPB SEDAN business much in thei past 10 year* AMBRlOAlii' LEAGirE. batted In title since there 1* no The Manchester pilot’s nAicialty year-old stakes winner, was hamed "W hat do you want to do. give yoiingslera trying nut at the Sta­ McNeill c...... ,a 0 1 e Legion on Road, the 54-hole tournament. On hand or so, but this yetrl we had to in dium. "We didn't believe hla po- Friday's Reaiilta Jackie Jensen in the competition. Is the long-distance races. He’i won McCann jtS-U .ii.,.,3 aftbr Frank Sinatra. him 8125,000?" replied Magupio, JcTuen retired last winter at 32. a pair ox 100-lappers and two 60- Keams.rf^Ttrp ...... t...... 3 ? 8 1 will be 1959 New England Ama­ 'M OLOSMORILE •order to meet the competition,’' "tentlal extended beyond that." Detroit 8, New York^4 Curtle IM ...... 0 0 3 Hoine Wednesday teur Champion ahd two-time Open '55 CHEVROLET ‘53 FORD comment* Johnny Johnson, direc­ who landed Bill Rkowron and Tony Baltimore 5, Chicago‘’'2 He was the RBI champion in the lappers, but to date has been able DELUXE M HOLIDAY Kubek for the Bombers and has TTie Reds kicked through wjith Jenkins 3b ...... 0 0 0 winner, Don Hoenlg, of Wethers­ raU AIR 4-DOOR .. COUPE CUSTOM V-8 4*DOOB tor of Yankees’’’farms. — 8i08.0(>(> for Jim'Maloney, off on Cleveland 4, Washington 0 ' American League the last two to little damage over thq 26-lap Hassett a • ••e.saeeseO 1 *0 0 field; - three-time atate Junior yet lo sign a {ilayer who waan't years. distance. r Quagtia b o*ee*e*«eeX 0 0 0 Coach I Rusty Scrutqp will take Reiterating . thaC the money useful/ the right foot with Nashville, and, Boston 2, Kansas City 1 Champion BUI Salvatoro; and na­ tossed away in 'bonuses to untried- 860,000 each for Johnny Flavin, W. L. Pet. .G.B. Mantle, due to a terrific''‘June All the past winners will be in ...... 33 3 i l l 3 7 3 hla snow on the road, in this case tionally promlnant state amateur maferial would have supported all "No," said MacPIiall. "but iiren't New York'. . . .45 31 ,502 ' spurt, could keej) Maris from the tonight’s field. In addition to KTebs, t for Curtis in Itb; the American Legion Junior base­ 19S5 you going to bid for him?" another pitcher, and Mel^ Queen, W'X'i- >lr Jenkins in Mb. Ted Lenezyk, winner of the Opm m tIM the minor leagues in grand style a shortstop. .San FrancIsCo went Cleveland .. . .44 33 .571 homer'orown but percentage-wise Mpe Qhersi of New Britain, Gene _ tani . ..:...... 0 0 0 310 x-18 ball team, Munday afternoon to In 1964. for years. Paul Richards of the "1 wouldn’t give 8 L » for him," 'Chicago ...... 44 and In RBI's Mickey Is way below ROGER MARIS w iLu e Y ^ y s Bergln of Bast Hartford Ralph Plalnvllle. The home club Is win- said Maguolo. ' for 887.000 to grab Dlckl» Dietz,' 36 .560 3 ® J ® None of them wUI' find Bhen- Orioles says the foolishness ha* Greenville, S. C., , and 855,- Baltimore - ,.. .46 38 ..'V48 3 form. , Bowm of Bimsbuiy, Dk'Dick Dixon of *^tHeiier""fi: TWegsg; ^ SB leas this season having lost tha necoBsetije 6,512 yards easy, going. FORD BUlOK DESOTO ■"ITie Yankees really Went after inyGaluUoof SofSSy. Oilbert, Green Brat meeting between the two given him a design for getting 000 for the Contract of Charley Detroit ...... 38 39 .494 7',i This Is by far Maris’ best sea­ great years.. He leads the National was the only one of the trjple Winning baaeball's triple crown Warehouse Point Disfin: Though only the first time the FAIBLANE 2-DOOR SPBCllAL 8-DOOB FIREDOME V-8 richer when he’s through manag­ three boys this year," nports Bob Peterson, a (fTacoma shortstop. Washington . Waterbury, mid Jerry Uumigton —When Mlagls- A«d Rveiy Wqdeesdhjr u fi It won’t bo long before one of them Deacon Jones, the Yankees' Far The large field will be cut in Western operative, thought so baseball 7 That'a the problem play­ New York (Turley 6-1) at De­ between Cleveland and Kansas Mays from the triple crown it led the league, with 136. 1938), Chuck Klein (also 1933), slppi opens its foothall ataion bare New Took (dV-Coach Buff Don<- Facfi Proves Valuable half by Tueaday when only the top Saturday Nlghta WQl be dan) fool efiougb to take ers from Augusta Military Acad­ troit (Bunning 6-5) City. Hie high mark in hitting could be. Chlcag«9's Ernie Banks. If Maye falls in hi^ triple crown the night of Bept. 17 It will mark alll of tha Cohimhla football team Post Time 8:80 P.M. him fff ny bands at that price. highly of Hall that the lad who Lou Gehrig (1934), Joe Medwlch 50 zcorefs over the first 86 h o ^ batted niore than .400 for the emy ,and Maaaanutten MUltdry, Waahlngton (Woodeahick 3-1) came last year .273 with Kansas Ha has been both the RBI champ quest another thing that could (1937) and Mickey ManUe (1956). the first of five night gamaa on the is entbnaad this summer and figures PitUtmrgh, Pa. (dT—If the PltU - will be allowed to continue. By FREE PARKINO IIUK I’ll go inking toe another Wildcats ^named' his own price, Academy faced when mete (Ime at Clevajand (Bell 7-7) and-Jnost 'VOluable. 'player in t)^ beat him ia the wind tunnel known road for Ole Miss. In auecoggtre tha Uona wUllit Jn'tbs thlck^.tba buMh Pirates 'Win the National , , • « . VM tlr aoim weTl all be City fpllowifig Wi appendix opera­ Thus, ManUe ia tha' only hittsr that time at leaat half the field will 868,000, apraad throughout a ffva- approached with AMA Reading 7-0 Buaday** Oamea tion. ' . ' NL the lu t' two years and thla as CiuMilsaUok Park. Tha hi, althar laaguo to win U>* hlg weaka tha taam playa Honirton, Ivy LaagM raoa. “Tom Vaaml wtu Leagne pennafit their.-moat 'valu­ probably be anxloua to' quit te— FSataroo 8 RaoiM y m t pnioa, and* got it with no aftjer seven innings. There was e Baltimore at'Chicago (I) Maria, g native of Hlbblng, aeaaoa. he ia< off u id running in Frandaoo atadlum was buUt lika throe in Uia last 18 yaara. then Kentucky, and MempraAtata run our ehib from quartatbaek," able man could bib relief pltcbeir Though the oourae le la fine a h ^ , Top Drtvari Big Pionea >bbJi|L Maguolo Went to'648,- brtaLconferracs, end hunger wen. ■oetofi a t Kanaad C i t y - ^ Minn., feeme to bo reaching'hit tho homo run 9lM"«larhy.— many hall parka — for iaft-haad'- Howayer, If (ha feat can ba a t Memphia, Vanderbilt ait Naah- says DonqlU. "The exparieooe he Elroy Face. When the season ia few of tb t helea are gtiaraateed . Make It a ffiaiily Affair 8 8 Y6a»s-, . to r Reiatsier S t Uboty, 111. The game was eelled on account of New York at Detroit (3) peak at 28. * , \ Maya hit 8i homa runs with ad awtagara- Maya bita right-hand- aohlavad thia yaar only Maria YUle and ‘Tulana at New Orleana- giUned as a aophomora srili balp raached the half-way mark, Faoa to frustrate. . . . Races aver ky 11 PAL 3ba big'one who got away from moM, Washington a t Chrvelanid Maya too la having, one of hU tha New York Olanta in 1988w It ad. • r ' ' ' and Maya aeem capable. Mlaaiaaippi’a Mat Bva gainaa a ri maka him an improvad pwyar. Hav had appaared in 87 of PitUburgh'a . For example, It Is rumored that ADULTS $1.^8—KIDS 60e 612 WEST C E N I^ iiMRl . Bay g a a a k a Bna paaaarJ* flfirt 77 games. fine aftamooii IS aumlMra of the ^ i . \ ■' ■ 4 —'ll ■i. r ■. I ( ■ ' i ■ V '- ■

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Free eeti- (about : -id' openl bordering on room, modern kltehM; two apa^ 9-1978 or TR 6-4078. Woods, XQ 9-7702, Jrtianna Evans, screens, amesite drive, wall-to- (could be two raoma), firi|it$e% duatrlal. Ataca, epHafa, yards; in- 'Ou -maQuoM virm m ^ j r o a t m n t r ' . mates. Max R si^l, WiUimsntlc nO C K V lL L E -ll Laurel. Well fur- REPRESENTATIVES small river, farm can edaily ctoua bedrooms with bath oa sec­ x a 9-6668. waii carpeting in this cozy alx large Kitchen dlnlng-area em *. cincratdricardboud drums. Lawn HAMfURHERSVETf AC 8-8828. CaU after 8 p.m. WANTPD-Used hardtop for a ni$Mif three room apartment. take cara<(58.80 cowi. Everything ond floor, Forced hot water heat, XIANCHE8TBR-6 room Cape, room Cape. Plumbing and heat bined, Youngatown atn)t,.plao^'«t CIJISSIFISD AOVEBT18MENT OEPt* HOURS mpwjiit; Mgbt tracking. MI 9-9757. . xcAnnr Corvette. 1957 and i|t>. MI 9-08U. H->B01/rON—New 6 room Cape evirviminbelsc TR 5-8884. , AND SALESMAN in exetllent eonditloh, located in breesawmy and gnrage. $10,600. generoue etied rooms, fireplace, are In for a lavatory upstairs. cabinets, one bedroom, tiled oUht 8:1S AJi. t0 4:SQ PAL OtTtMlS Other liattnga. PhUbrick Agency, plastered walls., One car garage, Cod, fireplace, open atalrwaU, 1% hardwood floors throupumt, eaaa* SUPERIOR PA VINO CO.—Amesite . BVCADY! beautiful cofimtry..To Inspect call Slightly smaller than most 6 Boats and Aoeessories 46 Desk Md, offios space with XQ 6-6464 patio, maple and white birch batiia, custom buUt kitchen cabl- ment windows, full, cellar, axtr* CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. l^'wvewaysdriveways constructed, resur Ltoriri INEXPENSIVE PIANO — Wanted f i v e ROQM—Duplex and bath. room .capee, but the. price is much JPY answeriiiig service avaOsble ita - CAROL LAKING ebade trees on good alsed lot. Ex­ neta, walkout basement, amesite lower. You can hunt all over but lot, small shed In rear, vory pri­ nODAV UlM AJL-BATUBOAT • AJL faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced. NEW AND Us e d boats motors for iMginner. MI 8'$098. Bottie gaa, hot water. Xn 4-1948,. WOODLAND STB^BET-Six toem drive, completely landscaped, one vate wooded- area, looking down modem iJr-c BB APPBBCaATEI^ Dial 1 - 2 7 1 1 Offered 13-A in nlcjs residential ares. Plenty of breeseway, two-car garue Thind- doors. Excellent condition: City sulated, bathtub,. heater, nice lot, d o m , .and plumUnx auppUes. four rpom apartment with an­ New Bblton Rded. Xn 3-6889. type home, central heat, city util­ acaped, reasonably pricafT Carlton two minutes to water.' specUona and arrange-all (InMiO* land and privacy. A g i^ p of en­ water and sewerage. Quiet neigh­ IV—MANCHESTER—Autumn St. ing from atart to finlab, KittO* HAROLD A SONS, RubMsh remov­ Choman House Wrecking, open other genUeman, Vicinity of Man­ gineers would be satlsflictbry or ities, excellent lot, on' hue line. W, Hutchins. M3 9-8182. Immaculate 6 room colonial, com­ al, cellara and attics cleaned. daUy 2:80 p.m.-8, Saturday 8-4, or borhood. Well landscaped iot. will work- hand and glove with chester; MI 9-8723 after 4:80. family with children. One year 89,900. Other lii^ g s , .Phllt^ck 614,300, Charles LeH>*i^a>iC6> ^ pletely redecorated, 13x24 living JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY Lo«ta|id Aatomobiles for Ashsa, papers all rubbish. Harold SBAMAVArif., call Ml 0-3393. f o u r ROQM—Cold flat, Avery . Agency,. xn 9-8464, . MANCHESTER- FOUR bedroom you. Member Multiple TJatiig gtreet, Wapping. XII 4-0804.' lease. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, XII 6-7620; room,"choice location, amesite MI 9-4506 Service, (jail the Ellawo^ lOtta* Hoar. Ml 9-40i4. M o ra u f e4NnR: 8-1677. - Colonial, in gopd condition, ateam drive, aluminum combinations, LOST—Blue gray parakeet. 1B58 FORD—Fairlane 800. ^^^oor A/,y. *' ROOM—To rent,' lady er eouple. EAST XIIDDLE T P K E .-6 room heat, attractively landscaped lot, EVES, xn 4-0149 xn 4-1894 .Agency, Realtcra. Ml 8-68M. hardtop, radio and heater, white­ WEAVING of Bums moth holes AVAILABLE NOW! — New S% ROeXLEDOE —6% taom cape, 9 selling for the amazingly low Answers U .------ime ‘T ^ c h o .’’ Vi- Diamomto—Wateliss— MI 9-8897. colonial, clean. Priced for quick (Hie^car garage. See this excep­ full baths, built-in oVen and walls, with Fordomatic and pow-' and tom clothing, hoalery runs, Jewslrjr 48 room , apartments on Reed and saleT Jr'D. Realty, xn S-6129. figure "of 818,900. CUill the R. F. clnltyctolty Brdaford St. Rdwfrd. MI' Sommer Romen.for Rmit 67 tional value, before you- buy. range, enclosed porch, one-car ga­ Dimock Co., xn 9-5345, Barbara GLASTONBURY — 1492 Manches­ ARE YOU CONSroERINO 8>CDOT.. er steering. Private party, will ht dbaga repaired, sipper re- Lewis gtreets in Rockville. Stove, 816,900. Philbrick Agency, XII ptaepment, umbrellaa repaired, SINGLE ROOM—GenUeman ’ pre­ refrigerator, heat, -end parking. LARGE—6 room ranch, 1% baths, rage. There are many axtras go­ Woods, xn 9-7702, Johanna Evans, ter Rd., corner Cedar, Ridge, SELLING YOUR accept trade-in. MI 8-0785 after 8 LEONARD W. TOST, Jt, ANDOVER LAKE— Waterfront, 7 9-6464. No. 8 Iron at Manchester men'ilNBhirt lUare reversed and ferred. MI 9-0733. Adults only. Xn 9-4824, TR 5-1168. huge kitchen, lOQ’ frontage,- smidl ing with this house that makeq xQ 9-5958. handsome split le'vcl, 13x28 living PROPERIY? p.m. Milllneiy Draasmiilriiig 19 pairs; adjusts waUmes rooms, laige serraned porch, all ,/Gxm try Club. PGA model. Find- replaced Marlow’f Little Mend­ Help Wanted—Female 85 situations Wanted— Raaaonabla ^ d e a . Open Tuesday cash assumes 4%% mortgage, ANCDENT HOXIE by a borbUhg for comfortable living. 823,900. room, two thermopane picture modem conveniences. Availabls Philbrick Agency, X(I 9-8464. V—XIANCJHESTER—Six room Co . windows, three bedrooms, two We will estimate. vaJua o( y tm ler pleaee return to Pro Shop. $8 ing Shop. - DRESSMAKINO — Draperies, al­ Female 88 thru Saturday, ThursiS u n d a y evS- e x c l u s iv e — y i extra large 815.290. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI- brook, 89,9Q0. New heating, new EXPERIENCED rooms, new apartment, with July 16 through, season, xn 9-d980, lonial, 11,4 baths, extra large lly complete baths, numerous cus­ property without obligation. Wa reward. 1953 FORD—Convertible, Fordo- terations by experienced seam- nlnga.- U9 Spraca S t Ml 0-4887. Apartments—FlstB~ 9-5132. plumbing, n 4 w I y decorated, matlc, ivory. TR 5-2898. ANDOVER—And Bolton area. Re­ COlXiEGB STUDENT— Destres heat hot water, stove, and 11.6 M LJNDBN ST.—4 room home, 4 ing room, formal dining room, one tom extras. Beautifully land­ also buy property for ecdi. etress. MI 9-0846 after 8. SEWING MACHINE Tenementb 63 HAMPTON BEACH — 8 bwlroom new lawns. Five rooms down plus bedrooms, living room with fire­ LOST—Gray colUe, black and liable rubbleh and refuse remov­ summer Job—filing, light typing, cu. ft. refrigerator, cook-out ares, XIANCHESTER Colonial 6 a partly finished up. CaU Frank car garage, screened in rear scaped setting. Immediate occu­ Member Multiple Listing. 1951 FORD TUDOR—8 cylinder, al service. Ml 9-6472>-. X)perators and Trainees general ofrlce w < ^ , or oOier cottage, all utilities, tile Mim- place, dining room, two full baths, porch.. Selling for $17,300..Call The pancy. 821,800. Marjorie McNult'y, i r - N white markings. Answers to Gardmi—Fanii--4)alrY ANDOVEIV-^ew 8 room apart­ parking, space. Quiet residential room, television, 100 yards from rooms, attached garage. Needs Burke, CH 6-6867, to^aminge in- "Laurie.” Children’s p et MI- good mechanical condition, $150. work. Write Box H, Herald. area. MI 9-6760. iome repairs, Full Daaement, city walkout basement, garage, 80x175 R. F, Dlmock Co., xn 9-5245. Bar Agent, ME 3-1426.'’ STANLEY BRAY, Realtor i : ' FLAT FINISH HoUand window ALTERATIONS made quickly and Apply Products 50 ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, beach. Aug. 13-Sept, 6. 8<5 week­ Spectibh. . lot. Call now. Paul J. Correnti, Xa '8-8020. MI 4-0413. water and sewbrage, oil hot air bara Woods, Xn 9-7702, Johanna shades made to measure, efflclenUy. ID 9-fU8B; garage, adults. 875 moothly, PI ly. Xfl 4.8087, 84863. NEAR CENTER--4-6 duplex. One BRAE-BURN REALTY WAX AND GREEN BEANS— 2-8090. — VBRNON-^New,- attractive four heat, . shaded lot, oil bus line. 04 FLAT, exceptionally fine condi­ Evans; MI 9^6656.------LOST—P.AS8 BOOK No. 4881, Sav­ 1951 Ch e v r o l e t — Convertible, metal Venetian blinds at a MANGHESTj^^OE^rK^ SituatlOBB Wanted-->MaIe 39 room apartment. ' Range, re­ vacancy. Suitable for office,, busi­ \U 3-6273 Lisrga and small amounts; also COLUMBIA LAKE—Small. water­ Here’s a reasonable price. 8500 tion, near school, bus, stepping, XIANCHESTER—Beautiful new 6 VI XIANCKESTER—814,700. Six ings Department of the Connecti­ power glide, radio and heater, low price. Keys made while you^ MI 8-0879 for quick and ax- Pins Street, Manchester other vegetablea. PI 3-8098. FOUR .ROOM garden spartment, frigerator, hot water, individual down. Full price 811.400. Call churches. Carlton W. Hutchins, XQ ness, Ample parking. Owner Ml- 8125. kU 3-2515. wait. Marlow’s. AOeXIUNTANT DEGREE—Varied front cottages available dtiring room colonial, plastered walls, room Cape, conripletely finished, 3-8409, cut Bank A Trust Company, N. ceUent alterations. clean well maintained building, heat control,, and garage.-Washer July and August, 860 to 875 week­ Gaston Realty Co., Xn 9-5781 94132. ABLE—To produce cash buyars Main St. office. Application made WANTED—Woman to work in Pla­ •xperience In financial record snd dryer in basement. Many full insulation, V i baths, fireplace, fully plastered, customized kitch' for Bolton sjid Coventry laka- 1955 Pontic — Convertible, Star TV SERVICE - Potterton'r aU heat, hot water, stove, refrigera­ ly. Call x a 9-4929, xn 3-2598. for payment. ____ za Shop. Full time or part Urns at keeping gnd tax reporting. Part- SWEEP. CORN—36e doaen. Angel , other fine features included. On ST. JAMES PARISH—New 6 room 8500 DOWN GJ., spUt level, three open staircase, porch, amesite en cabinets, choice residential lo­ TWO FAMILY—Excellent shape. fronts. Call Lola H. Ursln, MJ- Chief, full power, excellent con- makes. Highest quality guaranteed 130 Spruce St. New owner. Ask rime i^U on sought Mtl 9^8169. tor and narking, 8US. MI S-UOO, drive, city water and sewerage, First floor completely remodeled, Moirthg— Tracking— Street, Buckland. AD 8-126C bus line. TR 6-2600 or TR 6-8678. CAPE COD—Modern. 8 bedroom colonial. Easily financed. Imme-- bedrooms, buUt-lns, 26 foot rec cation, near bus line. This home 9-6049. Welles Agency, PI 2-7866, FOUND—Black and white mon­ dlUon, 8895. MI 9-3223. work and parts, over 47 yeare ex­ for Mr. Dancoese. CaU MX- diate occupancy. J. D. Realty, room, 125 toot frontage, 815,760. ahade trees. Excellent location. is in immaculate Condition. For two new furnsceii., $18,400, Rock­ perience. Fan- ■>'”• for service elnce S tbragp 20 9-8169. cottage, all conveniences, ocean Occupancy 30 days. Charles grel, male. Call Lee Fracchla, CHEERFUL — SUNNY — ThrM , view, accessibility to beach, 890 Xir 8-5129. Carlton W. Hutchins, XH 9-5182. appointment to see call the R. F. ville Realty. TR 5-1351. Dog Warden, MI 8-88M. 1931. M one Ml 9-4537 for best Doga—Btads—Pets 41 Household Goods 51 large rooms, heat and hot water, Bostnesa Locations Lesperance,'Xn 8-7620, Dimock Company, xn. 9-5245 or Auto Driving School -7*A service. MANCHES’TBR Movlag and Track­ WANTED—Woman for part-time weekly. Xn 3-8300, MERROW—Route 32. Large 4 centrally located. Xfl 9-1688. Ihre- for Rent 64 GREEN MANGR—6 room ranch XIOST PRETENTIOUS area of Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 or Jo­ ing Company. Local u d long dis­ work." Casanova Candy Stme, BOARD YOUR bird at ths Man. FOR SALE—One Hot Point stove, MANCHBSTBR.specials (Buy) Xlit room ranch, hardwood floors, EARLY’S DRIVING School-Claas- DICK’S WEA’THERSTRIP , Com­ tance moving, packing iaad ator- cheater Pet Center whUe you are nings AD 8-4793. .convenient location.' Priced for XIanchester, High on a hill, year hanna Evans Xn .9-6653.; Aimoiiiieeai«in Manchester Shppidng Parkade. one refrigerator, one Phllco ra­ HALL FOR RENT, 40x60. Oak St. .quick sale. J. D. Realty, Xn- old 6 room brick ranch, breeze­ ten. 4 bedroom ranch, garage, fireplace,'newly renovated, gas [AM Ends room and road instruction, Stand­ pany doors and windows, custom age. Regular service throbgbout on vacation. Expert care. Prlvi^ Wanted to Rent 68 dio, 'one . Phllco radio-phemograph, FOUR ROOM apartment, central Present dance studio. Call after 3-5129. way, double garage, marble fire- good location, nice lot, 615,900; Vn-MANCHESTER—Near Keeney heat. Shingle -and bond stone ex­ PHILOO-BENDIX 16 lb. wash, 38c; ard and automatic, dual-control work guaranteed. CaU coUeet Wll- New England States and Florida. THINK! Almost one-half an XVON room. Air conditioned. MI 9-4277 one Sylvanla TV. Call MI 8-8923 beautiful duplex—4 bedrooms each terior. Basement garage. On bus cars. Day or evening appoint­ location, heat, hot water, parking, 5 p.m. JA T-1872, WANTED—Three bedroom single placis, all birch trim. Basement Street School. Beautiful L shaped dry, lOo. Lucky Lady Launder- llmanUc HA 84198. Ml 8-81183. representative’s business comas after 10 a.m. SIX ROOM DUPLEX—2-car ga side, two-car garage, large lot, ex­ ranch, 2% years young, extra line. Assumable mortgage. $12.- ments. Call Ml 9-8875. dmlng the Christmas asiling sea- adults. 890 monthly. XII'8-7890 or home in good condition, nice has fireplace and' walliout door. centar. 6 Mi^Ie St, acrosa from LAROE s t o r k At 26 Birch St. rage, Strickland St.,, excellent lO' cellent location, full price 832,600; 600. overland 4-2907 collect. Strike at MANCRBS'*ER Package Delivery. Artleles For Salo 46 XU 8-8470. neighborhood. 2 children, ages U ExceUent for family room. Could large living room with fireplace, First Nattonal Stoi^ Open 34 ae R. F.-Dlmock Co., 1^ 4-5245, experience needed to service the rage, spacious grounds. XU 9 -8 ^ . MAIN STREET—Building for com­ gle house or apartment, with ga­ PRICE REDUCED—To 813.900. 6 the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, THREE B ZONE loU With city Lockheed fering classroom and behind done. AlteraUons, dormers, roof­ chairs for rent. Ml 9-8768. v W a p p ^ . MI 44)804. SOFA BED—In good condition, XU 8-0987. Barbara Woods, xn $-7703, Jo­ Fcnonals ever-increasing demand for our 9-5. mercial business or office use. rage. Three adults. Call after 6 room 1950 garrison colonial, fire Realtors, XH 34930 or XO 9-5524. hanna Evans xn 9-5653. water. Union St. .Manchester, wheel Instruction for teenagers. ings. porches, finish upstairs, base­ products, CaU today. CH 7-4137. coffee taUe, and two end .tables. Ml 9-8078. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local- TOP SOHr—iXMsibly the cleanest Will ^subdivide. Xfl 9-5229, 9-5. p.m. xn 9-4634. place, centrally located. Assume BTONE ST.—Older 6 room house, $2,500 each, xn 94495. (Continued from Page Oas) VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In ments and garages, eto. CaU MI Reasonable. MI 9-0504. mortgage. $87.63 monthly. Carl­ FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, BOWERS AREA^191 Hollister St. 9-BOSl. moving, M cUng, storage. Low BTILL OR PART-TIME — Give and most nrtUis fertUis aavaUable any' nice lot, oversized gsrage^with my own home shop. Forty years PREPARE FOR driver's test: where. Pronipt delivery. CaU THREE ROOM apartment, 866. XU w a n t e d TO RENT—6 room sin­ ton W. Hutchins XII 9-5132. room for 4 cars. $11,500. J. D, rooms, 3 down, 4 up, a fine home, 3 bedroom Cape, two baths, base­ A ZONE LOT in Bowers, North Jr. rate on l« ig Ariance moves to that man in yemr life a boost with Three Rooms of Furniture 9-5229, 9-5. classification nor an agency step factnry einertence. AU makes, Ages 10 to 80. Driving and class 48 aUtes. m 8-5187. Lnonard U GlgUo, Bolton, Ml gle house or apartment with ga­ Realty, XH 8-6129. centrally located, onlv 818,900 ment completely finished. Owner High ares, all utllitlci. Only low ratw, free______estimates, free BIDWELL HOME improvement the biUs. Personal interview re­ MANCHESTER—Six room Cape under the new contract, a ualeo room. Three instructors. No wait­ Co. Alterations, additions ga- 8-7088. Invitation to Bid rage. Family of four adulta. Call Carlton W. Hutchins, Xa 9-5182. transferred. Principals only. MI- $2,000. terms avaUable. R. F. pickup and ai delivery. ■ " Mr. Miller, quired. MI 9-5650. . - FROM MODEL HOME IMXCACULATE five room duplex after 5 p.m. MI 9-4963. Cod. Basement ghrage. fireplace, HAMPTON. CONN. — "Valley 9-2637. Broderick, Broker, MI 9-1278. spokesman said. ■ ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ ragsa. Roofing an'* siding experts. with two enclosed porches and MANCHESTER—69 Holl St. 10 JA »6406 my. h . 3-7249. Paintlng~Papering 21 t/IAM —SAND—Stone — Gravel — Buildings to be Removed full shed dormer, well shaded View.” Exceptionally nice . prop' Lockheed said 4.000 of th* di­ Aluminum clapboArds a specialty. CONNECTICUT — Licensed nurse. Cost Over $700 . spacloua yard. Garage oil heat, Sealed bids for the removal of yard. Must see to appreciate, > room Colonial, five bedrooms, ROLLING PARK—6 room cape, 2 ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining vision’s 20.000 employes atn)el$ but UnexceUed workmanship. Easy 3-11 ehift. Well furnished two Flu and Amesite. For promjrt de- erty agitable for a genUeman’$ WANTED—Ride to West Hartford, MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s load­ PAINTINO AND pai livO:^ call Ml 8-8608. Walter P. electric hot water. No children, no the following structures will be re-, Hpuses for Sale 72 xn 9-5477. • country residence, guest houle, eeonomiesl heat, two-car Fafage unfinished, dormers, combina­ lots for sale. Marlon E,. Robertson, that the firm met all critical datas Elmwood secUon, to be there 8- budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR Good clean workmanship at rea­ room apartment with position. MiUer, Tracking. NEVER BEEN USED pets. Rental 850. Inquire 842 reived by the State Highway Com- nice yard, conveniently located, tions, amesite, fireplace, nice broker. Ml 3-6953. ing driving school. Three skilled 6-9109. TR 6-9121. 80-82 PORTER ST. Exceptionally or tearoom. Qn the main street in its defense contracts, IncludlBf 8:80, return 5-8:80. Tel. MI- courteous m structm Class room sonable rates. SO years in Man­ . Sale Price $388 Adams St. mlssioner. In .Room 149, at the LI-TTLE THING.S of an old New England village 817,900. Gerard Agency, XII- yard, excellent neighbors,' Buck- the test firing of missiles. 8-1T28. chester. Raymond Flake. MI POWER LAWN UOWERS-Jaebb- State Highway Office Building in large two-famlly, now vacant, ex­ 8-0365, xn 9-0626. ley Schonl area. Ken Ostrinaky, NORTH COVENTRY — Several instructions for 18, IT year olds. W. F. DION Construction Company. THREE a n d FQUR Room apsu't- PAY BIG DIVIDENDS! with an expansive inew of the Only scattered violence wga re­ 9-9287. sen, Bolens, Toro and Aliens. Self- Wethersfield, Connecticut, until cellent condition. Priced right for Realtor, XII 3-5159. large half acre homealtes. high, PASSENGERS WANTED — To Telephone Mr. MbrUock, Director Alterations, additions, garages, Help Wanted— Male 36 Pay Only $4 Week mmts, including heat, hot water, quick sale. XU 9-5229. 9-5. countrysidq. Approx, three acres; ported. At one stage LocKltaad of Driver Education. MI 9-7898. propeUed, push or riding. 18 to 80 11:00 A.M., July 21, 1960, then at A JARVIS—Listed home has those terraced lawns; abundant water BOLTON—Very attractive 2 bed' ydry location, natiirsl shade on Hartford and return from Main formica counters, roofing siding, gas fdr cooking, electric refriger­ little extras that make home room heme built on t w lots over black hard road. Reasonable got an Injunction to limit plekat- painting. Plans drawn, hu 8-0895. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting GREEN MANOR—Two experienced inches. Ask for demonstration and Sacrificing complete bedroom; said office or at such place at that supply. Cell E. E. Weeks. Real­ CLEAN—Comfortable, six room Street or West Side. Summer and paperbanging. WaUpaper be satisfied. Trade in your old nu»' ator and gas stove. Call XII- seeking a pleasure. There isn’t looking Bolton Lake. Latest home, screened porch, garage. terms. Owner PI 2-6658, ing in the San Francisco Bay brueh men Inside and out. Call complete living room and kitchen 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. . time designated, publicly opened tor, Storrs, Conn. Tel GArfield hours 8-4:10. Please call MI- Garage—Servlee—Storage 10 REMODELING bathrooips, addi­ .’books. Guaranteed workmanabip. chine. Parts and service. We room in our ad to list all of the plumbing, nicely landscaped, fur Convenient to bus, shopping. Rea­ area after scuffling between pick­ B-8B61 between 8:80-8:00. Glastonbury MEdford 8-2981 after decorator furniture from model dis­ and read aloud. Bids must be sub­ 9-9814. BOLTON — 2 adjoining large tions, garages, porches, rec Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. 8 p.m. aharpen and repair moat aU hand play home. We will give you free mitted on proposal forms, in Bid NOTICE features of each home, so call us ' nished or unfurnished. Outstand­ sonable. H. B. Grady, broker, ets and police. Fast and courteous service. Leo THREE ROOM — Heated apart­ for complete' information or bet­ ing buy for quick sale. Moving to building lots. Best neighborhood. rooms, painting. Call MI 9-4291. and power lawn mowers Ml delivery and free storage up to one ment. all utilities, completely r s Envelopes provided by the State At a meeting held by the Town DUTCH COLONIAL-3 bedrooms xn 8-8009. LARGE BUILDING. Could be used J. PeUetier. Ml 9-8828, 8-7958. Capitol Equipment Cio., 88 year. ter still see for yourself. walk-in closets. combinations, Florida. Owner Xn 9-7216. Tongren, Broker, XII 3-6321. AatomobDes tor Sale 4 for storage or workshop. MI 8-4885. EXPERIENCED decorated cabinet sink. 245 No. Highway Department, which may Planning Commisaion. July 6, i960, Main S t following a public hearing held' ST. JOHN ST.—Deluxe 5 ' room amesite, beautiful grounds, many TOLLAND—70 foot ranch, lot 180x Cholesterol Defied EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Main St. JA 6-0674. be' secured in Room 149, .State BEAUTIFUL — Lakefront year 700 with bubbling brook. Priced TWO ACRES—Unique elevation OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ Roofing—Aiding 16 IN GAUGE GRINDING NORMAN’S Highway Office Building, IVethers- May 23, 1960 and also June 27, Cape with attached garage, love­ extras, near schools and shop with grovo. A. Hunter, Rt. 8, Cellihge refinlsbed. Papenuuiglng. NEED TIRES? ping. 816.000. Ken Ostrlnsky, round residence. Close to s'hop' right. J. D. Realty. Xn 8-5129. cials. Rxlt y ^raeU cars, always Business Servlees O ffend IS 443 Hartford Road. FOUR ROOM apartment, bath, hot fleid, Connecticut. 1960, it was voted to make the fol­ ly fenced lot. Assume V.A. mort- ping center, schools, bus line.' 11 Coventry. Los Angeles — A ehipBiuak- A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. Pleasant working condiUons, g-oge with • only 12,900 and save. Realtor, Xfl 8-5159. a good selection. Look bel^ d our FuUy covered by Insurance. CaU No down payment. Terms to suit Before you buy furniture any water, heat. Apply Marlow’s, 887 ’ ITEM No. 4 lowing zone changes: rooms, 2 baths, double garage, VERNON—For sale direct from size desert rat, the gerbll, can sat COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu­ painting. Carpentry. Alterations company benefits. Apply in person. Main St. Only 815,900. office. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. you. No budget charge. where—shop at Norman’s. 1 small Tool Shack .To change to Residence Zone AA. 125 feet private beach. Ideal for owner 8 bedroom ranch, four R ^ rt' Property for Sale 74 great (juantitlea of cholMtarol — art R. Wolcott on automatic and additlona. Ceilings. Workman- 1 Frame Shed A Privy 1-84.-4 (35163 an area now in Rural Residence OLCOTT ST.—6 room older home WOODBRIDGE ST.—Near Green which, found in animal fata, eieg ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. NEAR MAIN ST. 8 furnished Beautiful six room Colonial, large large family or suitable for two years old. TR 8-7041. WANTED — Clean uued cars. We washers, dryers and electric EXTERIOR AND interior painting, K F & D Manufacturing Co. A LL' KINDS aterillzed recondt 38 North Street, East Hartford Zone, described as follows: Begin­ with two-car garage in Business COVENTRY LAKE — Waterfront human arteries, causing soma buy, trade down or trade any­ MI 3-4850. 884 CHARTER OAK ST. COLE’S DISCOUNT rooms and bath, beat cuid hot kitchen, twin-sized bedrooms families. (Live downstairs—rent ranges. MI 9-6978. decorating, ceilinga. floors, paper­ tiemed used furniture including 42-112 ning at a' point in the northerly II Zone. Good condition. Includes upstairs.) Excellent neighbor­ MANCHESTER—2 family duplex, cottage, 6 rooms, large porch, types of heart trouble — over a 6- thing. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. hanging. Clean workmanship. STATION springs, mattresses and' appli­ water. No children. XII 9-4258. line of Spring St., said point being aluminum siding, .breezeway and COUGHLIN ROOFING TOOL AND GAUGE — Makers Former iwnperty of Rued, Nick kitchen appliances. Low priced at garage. Belfiore Agency, XH' hood. Price 822.000. Pl4*-8113. 6-6, nearly new furnaces, large fireplace. furnished. Tongren, month period with no effect on Its TYPEWRTTERS and office ma­ Free eetlmatea. No job too small. ances. New 9x12 braided'and via- approximately 1,550 feet east from 814,700. chines—reMlra, sales, aarvlcs and Inc. Aluminum siding. asphalt, wanted. Firet-class wily. Full or 436 Center Street FOUR ROOM—Apartment, heat, story Frame Building 3-6121. lot. Tongren, Broker, Ml 8-6321. Broker, XII 3-6321, arteries. John Verfallle, MI 8-2521. cose rug, captain’a Chairs, dry I Car Frame Garage, with 3. at­ the easterly line of Gardner ■VERNON ST.—Six room Colonial 1954 HUDSPN 850. MI 9-939T. rentals. Mj 9-8477. asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, part-time. All benefits. Call MI- hot water, refrigerator and stove. BRENT RD.—3 bedroom ranch TOOL AND equipment rentals. sink, harvest table and mat tached 1-84-4(35)63 Street; thence continuing easterly home in Immaculate, condition. 1% bathe, firejilece, close to ;alvanlzed or copper gutters and EXTERIOR PAINTINO — Neat 9-5263. tresaes. 40% off on new furniture Call X n '9-1919 between S-7 p.m. EIGHT ROOM HOME TAMKIR ’TREE removal, land eadera. Ml 8-7707. ------J------Sale» and service. AP Equipment, EVame Sheds, 1 Frame Shed. along* the northerly line of Spring I 'i tiled baths. family-sized schoola and shopping, deduced to METRO—1957 HARDTOP, coral f workmanship. Reasonable rates. 945 Center St., Ml 9-2052. Open Credit terms arranged. Open 9-9, 42-112 Street, 1,700 feet, more or less, to kitchen, hpge living room. Oh 815,900. Belfiore Agency, XII' Cleared, firewood cut, insured. Free eetimates. MI. 9-7620. Saturdays till 5. LaBluic - E^rnl- Good condition with 8-cer garage and cream, radio, heater, low Call Paul A. EUlson. Ml 8-8743. RAY’S ROOFmO CO., shingle and FIRST CLASS GAUGE AND evenings. also general "olean-up area as di­ a point; thence northerly to the yes—Full basement, city water that needs aome repair on' a nice 3-8121 mileage. Call MI 4-1898. buHt-ln roofs, gutter and conduc­ ture Ho^iital, 195 South St., Rock­ rected 'by ^ g in e e r ” Hop Brook (so-called); thence anp sewers. Only $18,506. EXCELLENT—Top soil. 812.76 per ville. T R 6-2174. lot in e nice section, 814.900, Ex­ FIVE VERY CLEAN—Room* in 008MA APPLIANCE SERVICE. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. TOOL INSPECTOR i SEPTIC TANKS 19 North Street, East Hartford westerly along Hop Brook (so- cellent financing. NEED A CAR and had your credit Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray Courses and Classes 27 6 ya rd load. Also field stone CaU CLEANED and INSTALLED OLCOTT ST.—Just reduced In this reasonably priced home on Repairs all make retngbiratdrs, EX)R SALE—^Phllco air condition­ Former property of Groves, Har­ called), 1,700’, more or less; thence price. Charming 5 room Colonial. L turnedned down? dowpT SboiShort on down pay- Jackson. Ml 8-8825. . TR 6-5082 after 8 p;m. Durant Street that must be aoid. freesers, washing macbbiss, ry- AIRLINE TRAINING and place­ Full or part time. AH bene­ er, kitchen table, and hand moW' ry F. southerly to Spring St. and point Two bedropm* (dormitory size), ,T. D. REALTY ment? Banicrupt? ReposseiessionT ers, raimes, oil and gas burnera. Small but cozy kitchen, formal ment for hostess and ground work. GLAZED BRICK—^Hanley,^-' origl er. MI 9-9959. • SEWERS ITEM No. 6 of beginning. . large kitchen.' big living Toom 470 Main St. XTT 3-5129 Don’t give upf See Honest Doug­ MI '9-08H. All work guaranteed. fits. Call MI 8-1849 or MI- MACZZINIC K J t a B A ^ . . dining room, living room with Must be High School graduate, naUy aold for 8160 a.-^ousand Concrete A Metal type Building To change to Residence Zone A'A, and a delightful screened porch. las, get the lowdown on the low­ Roofing and ChlmneTa ?6-A 18-39. Write Careers With Airlinee, 3-0853. FOR QUICK SALE—Many knlck 1-84-4(35)63' an- area now in Rural Residence fireplace. Must be seen inside to est down and smallest payments CHAIN SAW work — Treee cut. w m sacrifice for 811VA thousand Garage. Buy now at $18,400. THIS IS FOR TODAY be appreciated. Cin assume ROOFING — Specialising repairing Box 484, East Orange, N. J. State Colors-White, 818. brown, 40e; ' knacks, lamps, dishes, end tables, • INSTALLATION reinforced • Concrete foundation, Zone, described as follows; Begin­ RUSSELL ST.—Splendid family anywhere. Not a small loan or Reasonable rates.. Call PI V-T858 WANTED—Dependable, sober, sin­ ning at a point in the Southerly SO. WINDSOR-We offer a fine 4*4% mortgage. Jack J. Lappen between 1:80-4:80 or any tlmo roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ age, address, phone number. yellow. 847 t^al—1,471. Call MI- set of encyclopedias, pictures, Sheds ' 42-112 home of 7 rooms in excellent con­ Agency, XU 9-4506. Evs. . XH- finance company plan.. Douglas gle man for dally farm chores. etc. Very reaaonable. TR 5-9840. SPECIALIST line of Spring Street, said point be­ six room home, 2 car garage Motors. 838 Main St. Saturday or Sunday. ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ 8-2457 9-5 qnl^ WUl dfjlver. 12 Devens Street, East Hartford dition. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Besutiful- 4-1894, Xn -4-0149. WHY^^ Good wages, board, room. Phone • Former property of Tappan, Kirby ing approximately 1.055 feet east breezeway. built-in dishwasher, paired. Aluminum siding. 10 Bonds—Storks Mortgages 31 eveninge. Coventry PI 3-6658. BUFFET—^Mahogany, silver and ly landscaped lot. Garage. Call us 1953 OLDSMOBILE—Hardtop Su­ LAWN MOWERS sharpened and years' experience. Free esti­ M dD^^ AIRPLANE — Engine, from the easterly line of Gardner etc.. % acre of stately mature linen drawers, dish cabinets. 8 Towiumi GouRtry , for ■ price. shade trees. Only $17,900. You per 88. Call MI 9-1879 after' 8:80 repaired. Free plcR-up and de­ mates. Call Howley, MI 8-5381, Ml MORTGAGES—We are in a poel- ITEM No. 6 Street, thence continuing easterly Manchester and 'Vicinity Harvard Bd. 9 story Frame Dv'elling along said southerly line of Spring wbODHILL HEIGHTS—See the can afford the best! Take time to T-m. livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, 8-0768. tlon to finance second mortgages Help Wanted— outstanding Garrison Colonial NEWSPAPER Drainase Go. see one" ot the best homes at thia service parts and rental equip­ in any amounts. Terms to suit ___ 1-84-4(35)63 Street, approximately 2,000 jCset to 8.900 w ater front cottage 2 fire­ Male or Female ^37 a point; thence southerly 869 feet, with 'breezeway and garage. Open moderate price. Eve. Ray ^Hol­ ment. L A M Equipment Oo., your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 ^ - MI^-4143 1 car Frame Garage, Frame Shed places full basement only 6 years Heating , and Plumbing 17 FOR SALE—Office desk with 42-112 more or less, to a point; thence for Inspection 1-5'daily and week­ combe, xn 4-1139. * Bamtprth Road, Vernon. Bruno Main St., MI 3-5129: WANTEU5—Three ladiea for'^Stan- ends 10-5. Aftsrnoon Drets-Up Moike, Ml 8-0771. If no answer swivel chair, 825. Tel. MI 9-9732 ftead Herald Advs. 29 May Street, East Hartford westerly 1,205 feet, more or less, to MANCHESTER-7 room Colonial old. PLUMBING AND heating - re ley demonstratlone. N o Invest­ caU Al Laska, TR B-7809 cellecL ment. We train yoUfTUll or part- Farmer property of Kieibowicz, a point; thence Northerly 207 feet, JARVIS REALTY CO. Cape in excellent condition, 4 car 33.$^ Vernon just over Manches­ modeling Installations, repslrs, Business Opportnni^es 32 Anna more or less, to a point; thence garage, large building with two ter line, new oversiaed 5 room AU work guaranteed 25 years ex­ time poaition. Ear interview call Buy in Air-conditioned Comfort ALL TYPES screens repaired with ITEM No. 7 westerly 724 feet,: more or less, to huge walk-in coolers, 25 seres on ranch. ' Panelled' bookcases, for­ Alcoa ecreenlngs. New screens perience. 24-hour service. Call M I'8-0062. / / 283 East Center St. HAVE SEVERALr-Pieces of ex- 1-2 story Frame Dwelling a point; thence northerly 795 feet, Open til! 9 p.m. Mon - Fri. one of the highest points in Man-* mica counters, ceramic bath, made up, 447 Main Street or eaU Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. IS cellent investment property. J. D. Brand N ew 1-84-4(35)63 more or less, to point of beginning. Call xn 3-4112 xn 3-7847 PI 2-8311 cheater. Ideal for orchard, vege-' large iot with shade- trees only MI 9-4583 for frea plek-up. Realty, 470 Main St., MI ^-5129. Situations Wanted— 1 Frame Shed 42-112 To change to Industrial Zone, an table farm, etc. Eve. Dick Hayes, ' 500.00 down. Female 38 MANCHESTER — Owners moying xn 8-0827. Radio-TV Repair ANDOVER-rRti 8. Business prop­ 24 Blinn Street, East Hartford area now in Rural Residence Zone, described as follows; Starting at a out of state. Selling their six 18.900 So. Wlndsor,''near parkway Services 18 erty, 200’ frontage with g o i^ E x p e r i e n c e d secretary do- Former, property of Tummillo, GLASTONBURY—a o s e to Minne- THE Have You A Copy? CAPE CODS and RANCHES Pietro point on the west side of Olcott rfliom Cape with one car garage, chaug Country Olub. Delightful large 5 room, ranch like new in­ buainees. Includes resta u ra ^ ,^ sires work weekends in es­ oil heat, all city utilities, conven­ side.^ Fireplace, combination win­ QONDER'B TV Service—Motorola room ranch, breezeway, qttkehed tate office. PI 2-8884. ITEM No. 8 Street being the Sanrie point as extra large Cape Cod on spacious and Phllco factory service. HI-FI, 1 sto^ Frame Dwelling the north boundary line of present ient to schools,' bus end shopping, lot.. Living room - and basement dows. Min. dowm. garage. Lot fully ameelted. Pres­ 4% per . cent sizable mortgage , «f honos and auto radioe. 214 Spruce ent owner leaving state. Excel­ 1-84-4(35)63 Industrial zone, the line runs west­ firepla'ces, breezewsy and garage. ,14,800 Bolton. Iq.viily 6 room split ADVERTISER’S erly 120’, more or less along pres­ may be assumed by approved t. MI 9-1488. lent finar;ing. J. D. Realty, Ml- 1 car Frame Garage 42-112 Priced right -forr quick sale. In­ level, large living room, fireplace, g Manchester—;2S1 Unloii St. ent industrial zone, then northerly buyer. Full price 113,200. Alice 8-5129. 69 Westover Road,-East Hartford quire about this gem. Eve. Bill dining room, elsctric dishwasher CONNIE'S TV jsnd Radio Service, Former property ot Podraza, Petair 40’. more or less; then westerly Clampet, Realtor, ML 9-4648 or Boles, xn 9-9858. available Hi hours Satisfaction 75’, more , dr less; then northerly xn 8-7857. > - and gahge, heated garage, wood­ MANCHESTER t— Rockledge. 5*4 ed lot. A real value. fuAnuitesd. CaU Ml 8-1818. BE YOUR OWN BOSS OPEN HOUSE ITEM No. 9 380', more or less, to'-'a point; then BEST BUY room, ranch two years young. westerly 950’, more or less; then LOVE LANE—Beautiful 7 room, 3 f * Jt * Restaurant In good location. Pres­ Soturday and Suiiday. 1 story Frame Dwelling bedroom Cape, screen _ porch, Custom details throughout, for­ 15.800 Manchester,' 6 room Cape, , • > ^ 1 ent owner leaving state. Priced ,490 1-84-4(35)63 northerly 2055’, inore or less; then mal dining room, two baths, two ail. finished, nice enclosed yard a MORTBN8EN TV Specialized RCA wooded, lot, close to school and television, service. MI 9-4841. for quick sale. Noon to Dork 2 car Frame GIrage .42-112 easterly 1330', mbre or less; then bus., immediate occupancy. MI- fireplaces, two-csr garage, de­ with ahade trees, fireplace, com- Only 100 South Prospect Street, lEaat southeasterly 1070', more or less; 9-4816. lightful kitchen with many built- blnatieh window*. Convenient lo­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make>^ J. D. REAL'I¥ 8 Attractive Modelsr-* 8 Room Hartford then southerly, ,680’, more or less; ins. cation. cars amplifiers, pbOTOgraphs and MI 3-5129 Ranches • 8 Bedrooms • Uwge Former property of DeBone, Xlarl- jo a point on thp west side o f'O l­ BOLTON—5 room ranch, fireplace changers. Over 47 years total ax Kitchens with Blroh Cabinets etta cott Street; tl)eu 1600', mor.e or and garage, many extras. ExceL WARREN E. HOWLAND 18.800 Mancheiter 5*4 room Cape, and Formica Counters • Oe>- less; along the west s id e 'o f Ol­ ' 1 car gara|:c, eneioaed aun porch, pOrtence. 90 days guarantee v t .all WELL ESTABUSHEIV-Laundro- ITEM No. 10 J lent location. Lot 100x264. Good ReaUor. Xn 3-il08 work. PMterton’s, Ml 9-4687. ramie Hied Bathrooms with »390 2 story Frante Dwelling cott St. to a point of'beginning. • financing ^with low down pay double lot with pienty of ahade mat In prime east side location. .Vanity and Cblored Flxtnrea 576 Main gtreet DOWN PAYMENT V 1-84-4(26)83 To change to Industrial. Zone, an ment, why nol aee this home tO' Manchester, Conn. trees, shrubs and niee garden ALL m a k e s of TV, radio and Owner will finance, priced for Im­ • Oil Hot Water Heat a FuU area now in'residence Zoxit A, , lo­ area, v Exptrienee has shown them that newspoper mediate sale. For further Infor 2 car Frame Garage 42-112 day? Calf Charles W. Lathrop, home > electronic equipment ax CsUar a Stoned Terrnea Porch. cated on th'e abutiigrly side of Agent, xn 9-0384. mallon-call !T. J. Crockett. Real­ 98 South Proepect Street, East 18.900 Mancheater, Vernon St. pertly repaired with a 90-day North Main Street. and Tolland MANCHESTER tor, MI 3-1577 or MI 9-8952. Hartford l(u-ge 6 room ranch, attached ga­ guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the $13,990 WESTLAND F6rm6r property of Carroll, John Turnpike, described as follows: By MANCHESTHER—Six room ranch, .112.900— School St., real nice readers are enthusiastic prospects who know Manchester t V. Ml 9^1048. attached garage, fireplace, patio, tlS.OOO-^Vgrplanck 6 room Cap* rage, open porch, specious living ■b a line beginning at a point which with Basement Oarage $14,490. room, fit* plaee, full dining room, Help Wanted—Female 35 lEBM No. 11 point marks the'foutheasterly. cor­ bookcase paneled wall, tile bath, 777??—Oakland' St., two-family PHILCO Recommended service combination windows and doors 818.500— Gardner St* cape end beautiful landacaped lot with whot they want.. * and that the place to on radios, televisione. Also guar BEAL TERRACE • 1% irtory Frame Dwelling ner o f land now or formerly of one WAITRESSES WANTED, nights, SCHWARZ ESTATE ' 144-4(38)88 WaldqfT and which ipoiiit Is the amesite drive, oil heat. Excellent - land ahade trees, convenient to every­ anteed service on all other condition throughout. Large lot 118.500— 7 rooms. Carmen Road thing. makes. See our special do-tt-yqur 5-1. -Good salary. Good tipping. NL8 REALTOR VERNON 42-112 northeasterly corn er'of the land Only experienced need apply. Ap­ AO 8 - m i - < » 2-2885 21 North Street, East Hartford herein described; the line runs with shade, fruit trees, shrubbery, 77???—4 bedrooms. Gerard St. find IjE is in their doify newspaper. Adver­ aelf department featuring dis­ city water and sewerage. Priced $18,900—8 room single. West Side count prices. Open evenings and ply in person after 7. Walnut Res­ HI 8-9454 Former property df Plcann, Frank Uience southerly along land now or McCa r t h y enterprises taurant, 7 Walnut St. MI 9-5070, Features: “ formerly of one Rialsy, One Hun­ for quick sale. Charges LAsper- 815.500— Duplex 4-4 Saturdays. Satellite Electronic A Performance'' Bond ':in the ance, XU 9-7620. • RoAltoro Service, 165 School St. MancheS' amount of 81000.00 for each o f the dred Eighty (180) feet, more or 11 room single home. Hackmatack tisers know that their daily newspaper * Either Model Same Price ter. Call JA 8-1689 after 4:30. . above ITEMS will be roiiuired of leas, to s point;, thence running .XCANCHESHER —8 room, colonial ' - ' • i;, MI 9-4576 MI 8-6472 * Three Bedrooms * One Boom the succesaful bidder. easterly along land now or former- Finished Up In Cape * Built- home, large family size kitchen, I BOLTON n^eaches M ORE prospective customers MORE The above structures must be re­ w of said Risley, One Hundred living room,

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ftATUEPAY, JULY 16, 1960 PAGB TWELVB Rec Pro^i|Ui-v About Town Heard - Along Mean Street Legion Urges MuichMter WATE8 win m«et And on S o m i^ f Tdanid$e$ter^» Sidm SirwitMt Yariies Appeal Tuesday at the ItaUan American U.S. Cemetei^ Oub on Bldridge St, from «:80 to Mead a irip on your loiuduro 7:30 p. m „ for welgWnsr In only. A dd Teat ( >fought the firs until firemen Members wIU then proceed to' a the gate lock. « In Connecticut problom or that of youe xhUdrent A reporter was showing a nSw; Maybe th f Maheheotar Roeraatlini aplaah party at the homo of Mrs. fellow reporter around Manches­ Boston University’s John Thomas ed a new world record In Department can provldo It. - Gerald W. Wajner, Warehouae ter Memorial Hospital. ’9 (Continaed firon Page One) Point Members will bring their 1 Jump' during the recent ■fho unit has pfograns. appeal­ After showing the newcomer ing to a wide range of tastes and own folding chairs. Trials In California. He Sought stricter enforecmoit ol the admitting offics where many .ulted, 7^41661 3%. talents, aU the way from the Santa stories break, and the admlnlsti state statutes calling fbr Ipcal com­ Mra James Sloan o f 474 N. Heritage ^ v ^ ld have leaped 7 daus worki^p for the very young tlve offices where stories ^dre munities to m a lR t^ Vfiterans’ to the Senior Cltlsens-Club for old­ Main S t Is In Glens Falls, N.Tr. feet 6, taklngNgir story at face graven , through Govern Governor RlMcoff. confirmed, and the offlpes of value. sters. ' • f • Hospital, where "she la convales­ friends along the corrWofs where Voted continued suuport of de­ Bupt. Jamss Herdle listed ths cing after suffering a heart attack Wen, it waa Satu'b^y morning, partment chaplain. f''ather Rob­ news Is also pIckedjppT the veter­ wre print at noon, timevwas slg- activitleirin an annual report sub­ Thuwday morning. She left Man­ an reporter headpo toward the ert G. Kegtlrig fo r the post of na­ mitted yesterday at the Municipal chester on Tuesday to vWt her nificiuit, we didn’t check ths^height tional legion chaplaui. He Is emergency rooi Building. daughter, Mrs.j^ Roger of the„ fence, and our newsJAuirce chgpljdn'At C h^lfe Refottaatory As the t)vd^ wrere approaching said only that Heritage vaulted Dig Last winteria progtama included Fort ESdward, N.Y< and the Meriden School for 'Boys. swimming for hsndlcappsd diil- the r o o m ^ * reporter asked fence., . the regional Junior base- It wasn't until Monday that we dren, an electric train race, chil-:. The Women’s Auxiliary to the the vew a n . "What do you learn ball setup should place Connecti­ Just at the instant when learned Heritage leaped onto a bar­ dren’a theater, junior marching Coventry Volunteer Fire Assn, will cut In Region 1 with other New bond, uellot rifle clube, kkating. meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the redheaded nurse from the rel and then over the fence into -h the yard. England plates.- At present Con eoed iOnmmingt swinuBlng leesons, South Coventry flrehouse. Mei emergency room passed them. necticut la listed in Region 2 ^ t h a faittfly Swim program, water bers are reminded to bring articles "Not a thing," she slipped in Another news source brought that to our attention. He had the New Jersey^. Maryland, Delaware Tdtmnastics, •wmen's gym class for a special booth for the fall ba- smoothly. fcnce'measured for accuracy before and District of Colunfbia and West and m p i program, b o w l ^ for all laar. pointing out our goof to us. Virginia. The department -called ages, l^ a r e dancing, a volleyball' Progress Report this Hating "absurd.’’ league-fior m u , and bushteasmen’s ^ Lavatory itt Vogue There's nothing new under the Ofestickle Course Rejected wSre reiolutloi)| exil­ no^ of address, and lavatory—something like grand­ 8, which said; weeney Jobs and called, 'How'does on, up' to the Twilight Ijeague for mother had. The new models com­ "Lombardo Again Told to Clean condemnaUoh of national Ikigion mon,. Twenty teams- competed Ih a It run?" officers-for their discipline Cf the bine a modem-design lavatory with Up Pig Farm.'l^ "Fine," answered the teeney meif^ Softball league 40 -afi'^ 8. the legion's fun making More than 600 children and running water and a vanity table, It atayed In our, mind as by w’eeney driver, ‘"excepL I’m stuck all styled to harmonise with bed­ body adulU took part In the fishing der­ chance we stumbled across a head­ on a wad of gum." Speaking at an awards luncheon room furnishings. line in The Herald of April 6, 1959. by at Globe Hollow last apring and A Non. was Edmund G. Lyons, chairman more than 1,000 children took It said: of the Legion’s National Ameri­ "Lombardo Burying Garbage. awimmlng leMons at the 'Saltenv canism Commission. He told the and Globe Hollow ponds and Ver- FOR Marzialo Lifts Restrictloij.” deleg'Ates the philosophy of Amer­ I' Curious now. we dug into the Hospital Notes icanism awards la to "develop eiti- planck pool. microfilm file and found the fol­ Children watched outdoor mo­ SCREEN PORCH zenshlp." vies in Center Park every- Thuri- lowing Herald headline of June 27, OR Visiting hours: Adults 2 to 8 In a later Interview, Lyons said day .through the eummer. Teen­ 1958: - . p. m. Maternity 2 to 4 and 8 to 8 he was opposed to changing the agers joined in weekly dances at Marslalo Sees Some Progress p. Children’s Mard 2 to 7. present system of selecting school the West Side and Robertson Park JALOUSIE punils for Americanism honors. in Cleaning Up at Pig Farm. tennis courts. We thought about going back to Patients Today 177 Under the system now in use ENCLOSURES 1957. but decided you can get too candidates are chosen by - school The Department had supervlsora ADMITTED YESTERDAY: at eleven playgrounds — Bowers, Vour Best Bny Is much of a good thing. Robert Ferguson, 14 Brent Dr.. personn*!.. One high school stu­ dent recently turned down a Le­ Buckley, Charter Oak. Green, RelUblUty and Experiencs Vernon; Albert' Holman, Bolton Keeney, Nathan ' ' Hale, Robert­ We Jumped to Conclusion Rd., Vernon; 'Mrs. Shirley Hallock. gion award, saying he did not The convenience and attraction of the drive-up telephone will promote a greater number of In­ OaU agree- with the organization’s son, Waddell. West Side, Valley Manchester can claim the world’s High Manor Park, Rock-rille; Don­ stallations in the future, according to telephone company men. Each unit can be obtained with St., and Verplanck. Dally activ­ high Jumping champion. If you ald Palzere, Coventry; Donald Ter­ alms." either a g;reen or an orange protective hood, costs about $650 comp'letely installed. Brenda K. R. G. KITTLE Lyons said h e . felt the young ities were varied with games and took our story of a week ago at rier, RFD 2; Mrs. Pauline Mlsur- Baker and Robert P. Callahan, Southern New England Telephone Co. employes, demonstrated use tournaments, story hours, arts and Ml 9.0468 face value. aca, Wapping; Waller Welle, St, man wa.s •’misinformed.” He fa­ of the phone unit. (Herald Photo by Satemis). vored retaining the present locally (fi-afts, and Inter-playgroimd soft­ lioeal Agent For Our champion would be Patrol­ Petersburg, Fla.; Mrs. Mary Bud- arz, Wapping; Peter Russak, East arranged award procedure. j ball play. man Clarence Heritage. He was A new twist in the drive-in 35th year of service fn th^e electric Special evening -events for ths RUSCO the' patrolman, you might remem­ Hartford; Thomaa Fitzsimmons, Named out.standlng.,li«?l<3nnalre by approximately 26,000 In the 411 Main St.; Mrs. Priscilla Mc­ of the yekr* Was Charles F 'Trow­ craze- is - the drive»up telephoncr ‘Urst ' half o f T965.- -the company children included picnic suppers, Ahd ber, who we said "vaulted” the on wheels parade, peanut hunt, fence at Manchester Motor Sales Laughlin, Foster Dr., Vernon; Mrs. bridge Sr.. Wallingford, because the first one of which in Manches­ added, about the same as -last Hartford Electric'” Light Co., 146 Bartlett>B}«lnmrd Products Co. to. get at a . car thgt was on fire. Essie Strlmaltls, 97 Mountain Rd.; of community service, and out­ ter has been installed at Vittner's year. Hartford Rd. marshmallow roasts, costumiB pa­ rade, treasure hunt,' doU. shows, 889 New Park Ave., The first firemen on the scene Franklin Lohgo, Jr., East Hart­ standing woman Lerionnaixe of Garden Center Inc., 1 Tolland StoclcholderS of the -Essex Na­ Join Insurance Firm oldest penny contest. ' scaveriter Weet Hartford—AD 8-4478 shoved the booster tank line under ford. the year, Mrs. Geraldine C. Hln- Tpke. tional Bank have , approved the the locked fence, and Heritage ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. m'an, Hamden, for her service to RajTnond P. Jewell of UufForde terms of a proposal which com­ hunt, novelty race, dog shoW, tur­ Located at car door height un­ tle race, Carnival, wmtennelon Blanche Snow, 336 Summit St. the department. der a special steel and I'ucite hood, and Jewell In.sufance Agency has bines the Essex Bank with the BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Mrs. John W. Dolan, Bristol the phone Is easily accessible to announced the association of Brad­ Hartford National Bank and Trust eating contest, pet show,, M d the to Mr. and Mrs. William Goodale. was elected department president motorists oh the go and offers ford D, George and Harding J. Co. annual playgrObfid field day and Coventry; a daughter to Mr. and of the Legion Auxiliary. Elected convenience in wet weather and (Pop) Stephens with the firm. The Town of Granby became the picnic. Mrs. Harold Wheelock, 52 Wells vice president were: cold. George, who lives with fils par* 23th municipality to join the Capi­ St.; a son to- Mr. and Mrs. George . Barters Wallett, Manchester; A popular innovation in the ents at .82 Turnbull Rd., has had. tol Region Planning Agency July Donnelly, North Rd., Bolton; a- Mrs. Doris Worland, Wolcott; Mrii. South for more than a year, the five years’ experience in the in­ 11, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Veronica Leopold. Bridgepott; drive-up telephones were first in­ surance field, ^ecializing in fire, Mrs. Mildred Korber, Coventry; - Miss Leonore M. LaBarbera, T9 Notice Hemmeler, Somersvllle; a daugh­ troduced in Connecticut by the marine and casualty Insurance. Foley'St., has teen employed in ter to Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Kay .Smith, Groton; Mrs, Southern New England Telephone Stephens, a longtime Manches­ Martha Williamson. Wtehinirton. the personnel department of the Reichert, .French Rd., Bolton. Co. (SNETTCO) during the past ter resident, was with the Pru­ Aetna Life Insurance Co. for spe­ W lH A V E D A a Y BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to and Mrs. Joan Graham, ..Stony spring. The first one was put Creek. dential Insurance Co. for nine cial work in the merit rating and Mr. ,and Mrs. Harry Carr, 40 Co­ up In Stepney near Bridgeport. years, specializing in life, health job evaluation section. She ma­ DELIVERY TO THE bum R d,. Also elected were Mra. Florence The telephones are promoted and accident Insurance. jored In psychology at St. Joseph Hlrsch. Woodbury, as chaplain; and sold by the company after in­ DISCHARGE5D YESTEMIDAY: Jewell said his agency, at 627 College in West Hartford, .from Anthony Evans, 25N. Elm St.: Mrs. Mrs. Natalie Yasensky, Walling­ vestigating the proposed site for which she graduated In June, and ford. historian, and Mrs. John ^ x . anticipated use and convenience. Main St., is "now in the btet pos­ BOLtON Pauline Macomber. RFD 2, Rock­ sible position." The agency han­ plans a career In personnel re­ ville; Mrs, Stella Cote. East Hart­ East Hartford, secretary-treasur­ . Company salesmen investigate search. er. dles-all forma of-insurance. Jewell ford; Raymond Krtstoff, 814 School sites on the strength of public rec­ has been in the insurance business St.; Mrs. Theresa Glode, 1416 Tol­ • Today's agenda Included elec­ ommendation. then arrange with tions for the men and a resolutions since 1936, was recently associat­ AREA land T'pke.; Mrs. Elaine Johnson the nearest store or business for ed w'ith Floyd Forde, who left the and son, 77 Mather St.; Mrs. Alice session for the auxiliary. maintenance. The company keeps the unit , in repair;, the business partnership because of reasons- of OPEN Glazewskl, and son, Glastonbury: health. Mrs, Steplianie Terenzio and flrin supplies electricity for the 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. P I N E L E N O X unit^ light, keeps it clean and Como and Hear About ' daughter, 27 Russell St.; Mrs. Watkins Bros, Cited Clare Adamson and son, Hebron. Police A rrests gets 15 per cent of the phone’s in­ SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. PHARMACY come. Salesmen say the com­ Watkins Bros., one o f the first ‘The Greatest Fish Story Ever pany strives to. install the drive- 20 retail firms in the country to PINE PHARMACY 299 E. CENTER ST. Victor Kovoa, 45. of 55 North tip units where they' will be as­ deal in the Hammond organ, was 664 CENTER ST. 800 YEARS St., and George H. Reebc, 30, of sured a. minimum $24 worth of honored last weekend at the 25th TEL. Ml 9J0896 Told” and Your Savior and 5 Oak PI.. .Rockville, were arrest­ local calls a. week. anniversary banquet of the organ PRFli^RniPTION ed and charged with bredbh of An adjunct of- the drive - up company in Chicago. EXPERIENCE peace and Intoxication late last phone is the walk-up unit, a tele­ William and'Philip S. Rush. 214 Best Friend! night as the result o f an argu­ phone installed on a sidewalk for S. Main St., represented the local | L. T. WOOD GO. ARTHUR DRUG ment and fight in front of a North convenience of pedestrians. The firm at the banquet. JJiey re-1 Wonhip Wlrii Optfi Wimlowt, In a iMuMful End Tavern. Both men are being same hood covers the walk-up as trained in Chicago lauring the.j ICE PLANT Notvrd S«tting, With Wooded Boekqround! held In custody ■ in lieu of $100 the drive-up unit. The telephone week to attend the national con­ 51 BISSELL ST. bond for presentation in court units - under each are sealed vention of music merchants. rc a ll NOW for Our* ^Summer Worship Hmo 9 A,M. Monday, against rain-> and sjiow, the com­ Cuhea-Cruahed-Block» AN Weilcomo! pany sa.ys, and are— completely High BUling I SPECIAL .1 NEED grounded. The Kartian Aircraft Cqrp. has Special reflectorized signs- are been named for the first tinie to the I SUMMER PRICES | AT OLD ZION SCREENS Installed above the units, those Department of Defense’s list of the On Aluminum aboye the drive-up telephone top 100 defense contractors. OR placed so that they will be picked • D oors Coopor and Ht^h Sfre«ti7l6dn«hMtot Kaman Is the only independence out by headlight beams at night. helicopter manufacturer included SUMMER SCHEDULE (July. August and 1st Sun. In Sept) i COMBINATION One walk-up phone has been in­ M-Windows in the department’s list for the VirESTOWN Worship Servkw 9 A.M., One Hour Earlier not 10 A.M. stalled at the Manchester Par- Sunday School reeessea during above time, but children and calendar year 1959, the company ■ ■ PHARMACY • Jalousies SCREEN DOORS? kade. Public phones in booths says. The company placed 86th parents expected to attend fi A.M. Service. will still be around for some time, 459 Hartford Rd.— Ml 9-9946 CALL with total contract awards for the • Awninsrs * the company says, but the newer year pf $39 million. Enjoy a Happy and Whole$ome Vacation and fashions will be seen more and To maintain our continuity more. Contract Included orders for the i • Porch Enclosures > Summer Time! Butf Remember U.S. Air Force H43B Huskie, and of medical service we are Rusco I Free Estimatea—E-Z Terms I The Detil Take$ No Vacation ! Four Models to'Uhoole From. Profits Rise Slightly ' Navy procurement for the new Be Sure — Buy Reliability. Net profits for the Southern HU2K single-rotor utility helicop­ ZION IS A CHURCH OF THE INTERNATIONAL LUTHERAN Open A ll Day New England Telephone Co. dur­ ter. HOUR (WINF Sundays, 7 P.M, and 1.000 other SUtlons) I SILL TUMSKY | R. G. KIHLE ing the first six months of the year AND •‘THIS IS THE LIFE,” TV (Sundays, (jhannel Eight at 8.80 Briefs 1 ^ M I 9 - ^ S J A-M. and 295 other channels). showed an increase over the same SUNDAY Ml 9-0468 Drying dothtt period last year. The figures are The’ U.S.-Census Bureau has re­ Representing $©,970,000 and . $9,641,000, re- cently released proltmlnary 1960 TUNE IN and COME IN TO— it Gasy today'... sp>ect!vely. population figures for the 27 Bartlett-Brmlnard Products Co. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Earnings this year were $1.31 towns in the Capitol Region which Cooper and High Streets, Manchester, Conn. 580 New Park Ave., per share as compared with $1.38 shows a total population of 501,- Weet Hartford— AD 8-4478 per hhare last year. The difference 271 people, an increase of l06,O7O ALL WELGOMETo CHUBCH SERVICES I reflects a greater' number of persons, or 26-.8 per cent in the FAIRWAY MAIN STREET ' 4 Changelena CHRIST For a Changing World*' Miares outstanding, the company last decade. . . said. ■ , i!,., ' Ragner C. Gustafson of Sunset Read Herald Advs; - Telephones in Mrvlee Increased Lime,' Bolton, is . celebrating his OPEN DAIRY QUEEN

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included Md diil* ice, chll*;. murehingr ]ULY 16 thru JULY 22 iktwting:, [ leaiona, TV Week I O B A N M B U t - — W i, w *ter m elMM I f for ell VIDEO BVEBT WEEK—ALL BIUBT8 BB8BBVED, B. T. DIOEINSON A 00„ toe. i^Ileyball ‘ teasmen'a- And thus 20-mqnth-old David And, of Course, with everyone director decided bo play It' siiusiry. ■' *Happy* and Steven Bom don’thave to wor- lAsklng a fuss over them, they re­ 'WhAi he says "Cut” the other Ifht folf, ly about their college educations, act. to the limelight like little actons relax and juA chat. Bat otu, a n d ' even at this tender age. The mon­ flowers opening up in the sun.” the camera continues be roll, oya of 13 ies they receive from co-starrtag Fsmoos Parents catching the movemenU of'which­ lague for (they share billing, of course)'in Parenthood came easily to Ron­ ever bcy ia working at that par* eted in a New Situation "Happy” have been invested by nie B um s too, becausb he’d had ticular time. The film thus oh- their engineer-father, and, by the past e]Q>erience at babysitting. A s tataed is thsa-."spliced” into aagr en and tlM they're 18, they’ll have tidy soon as he told his famous par­ segmuit requirUil’ a happy fsce, h ln f der- 1- sn u D E N ^Yvonne lAne portray husband and nesteggs to put them through ents—George Bums and Grade a sad one, a wirtnkled noee, o r priiif and Petry^ Como's Roncom Co. has wife and proud parents of a little ■chooL Allen— that he was set to star in whatever. n took oaoM up with a welcomed relief blond boy called ’’^appy.” MeanwhUe, w hat of pretty Yvonr the "Hi^>py” series, Grade said "It’s really a happy show be » Salterav for Meviatoa faha this summer. In reality, Ronnie and Tvornie ne Lime who suddenly foimd her­ with pride: woih,” both Yvonne and Ronaie agree. ‘*We l^h love kide and and Ver* Instead of- beinf faced with the are not married to anyone, much self the mother of squirming babies “You’ll be greaL Just great. usual proapect of watchinf . re­ less each other. And the little when she was .signed for the Look how your sister Sandra’s have a ball with theee two.” From Yvonne'e standpoint, it ie oor mo- runs, a new half-hour situation blond boy; “ Happy” ‘is really two series?' chUdren love yqu. And bablea can a practical casting. She ultimate^ y Thura- comedy cidled vBi^py” ia being childrm, because of a California always tdl if people reaUy like “ ■■T think'I adapted pretty weU— hopes to marry and have "at leaM Teen^ presented during the first half of law. them or are Just faking.” as fast too,” she smiled with satia- six children,” saye she opUmlsti- lancea at the Perry Como Show’s summer A statute popularly loiown as Inthls case. Mother knew best— faction. "I own it all to my sis­ cally. layoff. Another new half-hour "The Shirley Temple Law” makes aiidf the chUdroi did take to Ron­ :aon Park ter. I babysit for her younpRers "And now even if I have twtaa western called "Tate,” ahsK pro­ It simple to cast twins in a role nie immediately. Even off-camera, every now and then, and that’s the ru be able .to cope with them: On duced by Roncom follows when very young children are re­ he can generally be fotmd in their perviaora best training of aU. ^ e n chang­ what other T V show can you get p y ": Both shows have won good quired for a TV or movie part, be­ nursery plsytag with whichever BoWera, ing diapers doesn’t throw me.” paid and get an education at the ratinfs—the surest sign of public cause a child cannot work more boy isn’t napping at that particu­ G r e « n, Yvonne is also proxy, parent to seme time,” says she logically. acceptance.'- than four hours a day and that lar time. Robert- several hundred Japiulese orphans "And of course. Pm never quite I » "Hiq>py” Ronnie Bums and time must be broken up into mi­ e. Valley nute segments. . whom She met on a State De­ sure with which one I’m pla3ring,” Henry Morgan of ’TVs Got a ly acUv- partment toiir of American Army he laughs. “They’re so Identical it’s Twins Share Bole Secret" notes that, in this election iraea and installations some years ago. She spoidcy!” yesr, political statements uSusU|r , artaand So, when producer Alvin Cooper- and her roommate, Sarah Buck­ Even their mother admits she man conceived the idea of. “Hap­ generate more heat than light! und aoft- ner, have unofficially adopted the frequently gets mixed up. p y ” be contacted the “Mothers of youngsters and are working for “There are little perSonaUty dif­ Twins Club” in the Los Angeles for the some of them to .be adopted by ferences that 1 can qMt, naturally. area, Himself the father of twin suppers, American psrtmts, simiiur - ts' Jane Any mother-could.'^ BuL now- and girls, he knew about this organisa­ then they confuse me too.” It hunt, Russell’s W a if orgisnixation. I r 11^11 \ III I Inn t r< tion wherein parents of twins get Uoyd Corrigan, who plays well- tum« pa­ ^ X d m k together to swap twin stroIIerBr “So, you caii’t cocacUy say I w as meaiimg but taVariabiy’-bungUiig ll. shows, ELECTRONICS matching clothes, twin cribs and a novice when it came to handling "Unde Charlie,"'did one dif­ icaveri):er FLOWER twin problems which arise in rais­ children. Theue boys are particu­ ference' in the boya hoW, tur- LABORATORIES ing two children at the same time larly docile, too. They’re not “Look, look," he shouted ta tri­ itermelon rather than one. spoiled and ’ they’re very friendly. umph one day on the set when the F.ASHIONS , and the chUdren were together. "One sucks ! • day and 277 BROAD his thumb and the other sucks hlS forefinger!” /WiLIKOWSKI “Incredible,” noted Ronnie Bums. "But which one does •■■ ■ M - ! \ 'Ti:i l'l For SMimiMr Fun w hat?” .\!1 " Start WMi History hsf made no note of Corrigan’s frustration at being STANEK'S able to solve that pussier. But suf­ fice to say that isach child answers .Portable Radios, T V to . the other’s name, so it hardly THE matters who is doing what ta Transistor' Radios, Tape which scene. Beeeriera, Ante Radies. Voice ‘Dubbed In ’ ICE CREAM GO. Naturally, neither child is re­ sponsible for the pithy comments MANUFACTURES he makes in his role of "Happy” in the show. The voice is “dubbed ta" by 63-year-old Ijeone L«doux, who Orfitelli's has made a career of imitating JARVIS REALTYCO. youngsters’ voices, including ttot EBALTORR—INSURfm of the brattish "Robespierre” on BANQUET the late Fanny Brice’s radio show Residewfisl—Industrial many years ago. Oossssefe lal The children do talk, of course, SPUMONI in the limited vocabularly of a 20- Ouatom Service For month-old. They caught on im­ ^O ver M Tears mediately that when the director S n B. Center SL—M I S-41M' said a particular bit of JOHN L. JENNEY w ork w as finished. A nd their comment. to "Cut" was "All Gone,’! and then they proceeded C. UROY NORRIS to make faces and. clown arounA ASSOCIATE ONEHOUR Since these particular antics wefe even more j^otogenlo than th M Insurance of AU Kinds ‘‘MARTIMZIlNr Yvonne lim e and Ednnie Burns the camera had been catching, the Our Bonds I m itw W y VtfWeRIIII^ A t M E. Center SL, ManolMster SATURDAY Television PROGRAM SM NO.’^MAIN STREET Ohnreh Censers, East Hartferd ~ PHONE MI X-MSO 'Case of the Long-Legged Mod­ Tbs Dspnty ZL A U:M Sky Kkw els." Mason's case begins is n Lnwteses WsA’s Dsaclag 1^*0 l i t iLUCN s t r e e t f Trma SUry ’ a a plush Las Vegas gambUng hall rao^aa »48M ^ 2 How SMit Sm vIcr : Fspeya Theater and ends in the morgue. Shri- Popular musical hour teahurlng Caadayfai BewUas denoe' compiled by- the district Lawrence .WeHc and his Cluuik- At M l Middle Turnpike West U:SS AMoaa Patrol ' Attorney points to Mason’s client pagne Muaic Makers in songs, ______BKftnolMStOT ’ _____ ak the crimlanl, resulting ia n dancing and inatnimentol—solos- tears. courtroom drama. (R> Mavta At Mias IS ^ YEARS— 1:SS I Saareli Tor ASreatara “The Challenge," Robert Doug- AO Work Done On Premises Starring' Lome Greene In ’’A Hr. WfaurS House Divided.’’ With civU war t ;A |tora Gnn. Wm TrawB - nawSeye talk . stirting - -to -the atates, a Starring Richard -Boona. ARMS GO. Naval Beeenre Hoar Southern sympwhbEer from Kan­ 1-ady. Sky Kias sas tries to.create.trouble among The Secret « ( A , „ H ^ BEEN THE RIGHT t:S CartooB Caralval yir|^to_ Cky reslomts. Color— Tony Randall, TKomaa JUtCheR FREE..., Wootera Harohal and Kim Hunter star. The ^ y PLACE TO GO FOR Charlie Chaa Clark flliaw • . S, A tells the story of Joe and JlnT^a With each oil change m Utettnia Sperto OB ParaSa Guests: Bobby RydeU. A1 .Al- ctvto-mlnded. couple oupK who. bavahave EViatTtHING YOU WANT Tozao Baacoro berts> Bryan Hylsiid. Johnhy wdrfcOd long ana haM to gala reooid of servtoe performed eat Hovleo Burnette. bawwge. of a tax reterendiliidiitn to . Taraan and the Amasona, ” John­ 'IN ' your ear. f- ■ j 8:A John Ganthor's High Bead ■, A buprovu -me schools lu their ny Weissmuller. Brenda Joyce: "N e * Guinea Patrol” tRI. Vlrit - . ' . town. (Repeat). ‘.‘Under the Southern Croos," Ar- to. the Highlanders of Southern fSiA Gassmobe . t SrORTIN« GOODS Get TOnrs Today! mand and Michaela Denis. New Guinea Aows bow Austral­ ' Starring James Arness and' fea- .Film ZZ ian roverhment. bfticials risked tiiring Atuanda. Blake,. Dehnis Satarday PorfermaBOO; M their lives -Ud hesUh to raise Weaver and Milbura Stone. lo ts M AIN. ST.— SU 9-164T 8 »K V IO E t:lS Oa pack Circle IZ. 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186 W.MiBDIJBinUB. SUNDAY T elevision PROGRAM ELETCilER •OtclMa S-7676 TUESDAY T elevision PROGRAM Cbsasel Panelists will ba the Rev. Will Skaters Florence Rae, Manuel Dsaee Tlaze . M woric with a psychopathic killeyl The lUs Pictars . • D. Campbell, aaaoclate executive del Toro, George Simpson. Skat­ t »!. ^ f GLASS COMPANY TUs Omr FnMb "' f Atbolral and flwahhy Skew 39 who plana huge robbery by I director Department of Racial ing Bind es, SklpjJaoks (vocal Jgrim Hare On Fasads 13 8:00 JBul# SImw* 08 threatening the family of a ■ ban mkl Tha CSrlrtaphers t and Cultural Relallons. National group), singer Tina Bobbin and "Whmi ganglaad Strikes,” Bay official with a . prison record. R. I This Ik TIm U f* f CounoH of Churches, and Dr. comedian Beilemie Lynam. AUTOOLA8S>-1iOBBOB^^innjRil^ ^vorsIQr el Ihs Air '■•■•I Oreenleaf.. Blchmrd Dlamead■ **. *31 ^ M n e k Th« Nsclcar Am* • David W, Barry, executive direc­ Deeember Bride , TU B ENCXAISUBBS — g l a s s rUBNpURE TOTS 7il3 Frayes f Ooiteea Flayheaoe U M_____ i^ nng In "fiW- Tk* Vkri.lapkcrs • tor, New York City Mission 8 ^ • ;3S Lawman 3, n 1:28 Tewa Oilw t Becky and Bis FHeade 33 len Star.” Columnist Mark Lar­ ELECTRONICS Isda.trr On Parad* M clety. Starring John' Russell and Peter Mewe 8 •iM Ctatch C a m ' • sen’s last story reveals how ELECTRONICS Ckrlitiaa Seleaca W Talk Bask 21 Brown In "9:06 to North Platte.’ ’ 7:33 Beadiag Oat Lewd 3 . Brave Bta^a 33 night club siiwer Dorothy Tabor ParccaakB I Warld af TaaMrraw I t (R ). Marshal Dan Troop makes Breahlaet Tiosa 3 3:33 QaM Draw MeOraw I died when she presumably fell LABORATORIES ObrlkHan Bclaaca • 1:U Featara M a deal to free an outlaw s son ia > Hap Blohards I Mg Ptrtare 33 from her darkened 10th floor. LABORATORIES TkMxlk Tka Ufa„ «* 1:15 Pietara Far A Saaday Atlaraesii- exchange for Lily Merrill and a i Oaptala Haag are# ' - • 3i2S Weather. Newa aad Speits 9 The Btflemaa S. 53 U:M.J I t friend who tu'e held as hostages. I Featnre FHm 8 „ Mark Saber , .. ■, ,_..33 Starring Chuck Connors in "Day Tkla _ NewV^' «,“lt 8 e ^ ------U MANCHESTER "Blograjphjr of a Bachelor OIri," 3i33Abaaaae; Byertieepe . 9 of the Hunter", (R ). A faihoiu 277 BROAD OkaHea Ob Deck CIrcIa 33. 3t leAwnuui 40 Ann Hording, Robert Montgom- Joe Foleeka .1 3 . hunter and frontiersman chat-1 277 BROAD Tka ______Bad Barber r n -0 *m * Skew t 0:M TV The«t«r « Clabhoaze .ill tenges Lucas McCain to a rifle Tkla la Tka___ _ Basakall 22. St With Ronald Reagan, program tZ m Deng Beksel ■ bdast^ an Fosade 'H shooting match, U :M Laak Dp AadId LfvaLtvp L N. Y, Yankees vs. Detroit tigers supervisor. "The Palsy," oc- MOTOR SALES ■emper ■aeaa 22 3:41 Newa A 3L W 3:33 The Peadslam IS Rrllclous aeiiaa, .V ’Sclence and 2:Sd RAMkall__ a atarring Sammy Davis Jr., oM western ■Thenter 23 News aad Westhsr 3 The Cernedr Spot 3. 43 EA SY TO l>tpMMiabl« S«rvic« RrllSion: Chrlatlanity In a Tech­ Yankees vs. Dalroit , Robert Culp. A gentle boy from -rO UB OLDSMOBHJC DEALEB** ‘‘Red RIverSBors,” Bea Allen 3:36 Sports Osmera 31 With Art Gilmore ns host. Carl nological Soclaty." ’’How doea Hsme Baa Derby 2 a small Alabama village ia the Alsaanae 33 Sports 33 Reiner and Barbara Britton star PARK HERE — Beet Buy Y*t Christianity ylew a aclentmc Baseball I unwitting butt of all hla platoon’s 512 WEST CENTER STREET i Laanav Taass ... 33 1:W Deotk Valley Days 2 la "Head of the Family.” Comic civilization?" and "What are the Red Sox vs. Kansas City ractlcalractlcal jokes. (F(R '), M I S-16U Fhn SUvers Shew 3 events occur when the parents' Christian responses to the deper­ Oral Roberta . 18 V Hyslery Skeww 32. S3 iPs&Kssr n Mavis At Seven IS of a young boy are caught in the There's berw s |iyMHK I:M Movie IS S 1 Msrieris MIUs 33 n e r e 'a doubt mbout It. sonalization of the machine Color—W______a lW SlesakSle ia host. "Bells of Saa Fernando” .whirl of the television business. problem it O TAI^ Wbea yon buy TV or Bn* ape?" are the luieations that will "M y Dog-8hep." Tom Haal - Down And out American' doctor, I Deeemher Bride .Weather, Local .News .. ... S Dmtae Party . 2*. 83 ^he discussed. Quests; Dr. Will 'Celebrity Playhansa in Guatemala, Is ordered by lo­ Deegb Be Mi 22. 33 News aad Weather 43. 33 • Color—Guests; Marie M5cDoh-i Nb m etb^ elthw. Opei dio you WMt dep

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