Lenti Farm Agaiii Site Green Manor 43||w VUma Fail*. 174 KldrUlga ViSltlBg hoEurs: Aduite 8 to 8 Gets Contract pjn. Maternity * to 4 arfi 6 to 8 to: )a vacattoninf at The Oldest Panny Contest wiU (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1960 (CtaMlIM AfivnOatag oa Faga 18) PRICE FIVE idw Hawaii. 8ha wUl ba aUylng take place at tha 11 playgrounds pjn. OhUdren’s Ward 8 to 7. For Forced l^anding LIOMITE VOL. LXXIX, NO. 258 . tha BHUmora Hotel w ith a At Air Base supervised by tha, Recreation De.* pAttflisla TodftT. l4S rfand, Miaa Bamiea Malacky o t partment tonight at 6:45. It’s beginning to look as if Man.<81ey’B wife, Elizabeth, their chil­ laat Hartford. Maa Pella la on tha ADMITTED SATTIRDAY: John ’/tSO LES Tuesday evening at 6:30, the Chester could use an air field in dren -Stephen, 9, Elizabeth, 7, and Green Manor Constructioh Oo., Itcratailal ataff of Howell Chaney weekly picnic su p ^ r will ba held. Boudreau, Deep* River: Anthony Cleyiium Jr., 2, and Mrs. McCau­ Inc., has been awarded a $2.9 mil­ WHILE-U-WAIT SIKVICE ♦ GREEN STAMPS AlhVN Arms Parley. Belgian Forces ^Khnlcal School. Fireplaces will be available, and Dubaldo, 16l'Glenwood St.; John the southeast part io S t clubrooma. Bolton; Mrs. Charlotte Gill, Cov­ Shortly after noon yesterday the continue the trip Iw train while the Westover is the Strategic Air U.S. Raps Reds’ Katanga Base entry; Mrs. Helen Downham, 91 plane, carrying U.8. Army Capt. rest proceeded to Devens by car to Command base for New England ■The Women’a Benefit Aaan."will PubKc Records Brent Rd.; John Hudson, 429 Main Cleybum L. McCauley and his fam­ pick up another plane. ‘ According to' Green Manor of­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd St.; John Hickey, 21 Sherwood ily from Ft. Devens, Mass., to a Capt. McCauley told police he had ficials, the renovation of the dor- 16-17 Age Driver Unitedi Natiims, N. Y., Aug. “ Jp lo w i hall. Warrantee Deeds . Circle; Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore, 11^ new assignment In Wilmington, rented the Cesna 195 from a Ft. mltory-type housing units will con­ 2 (A*)—Ghana said in a notfi Andrew Ansaldi to Joseph C. Walnut Bt; Mrs. Irene Del., deveio^d engine trouble over Devens aero service club operated form to regulations under the Limit to Daylight pablished ^ a y it. will afeik the ' '^ ^ ta Junior Ifuaeum will be cloaed LaShay, property off N. Fairfield chsnt, 61 Wedgewood Dr.; Mark Manchester. A blown oil seal by pilots there. Capehart Housing Act, which calls Call f o r Talks United Nations to treat Bel- the month of Auguat Bxtan- Danforth, ‘Tolland; Mrs. Gloria caused the plane's engine to lose According to police, a representa­ for more strict specifications. Ad­ Hours Proposed T r uman S t exhibit changea will ba raada Osut, S3 Florence St.; Valere Ray' oil pressure and forced the captain tive of the rental firm came to ditions as well as improvements 1 _ glam as an aggressor if M - Edward J. Dauphin to Charles will be made to the units.- ^ful if held at the proper level. gian troops eimtinue what it flWIng this time. Volunteers are W. and Joanne Keaton, property mond, 72 Horton Rd.; Marsha to make a “dead stick’’ landing in Manchester last night to look over By WILLIAM N. OAIIS Hartford, Aug. 2 (/P)—Con­ toaeded to aaaist in thla work. TJioae Hume, 172 McKee S t; Mrs. Ce- Lenti’s 2Q.acre alfalfa field. No one the situation. The terrain appeals Work on the project was sched­ OPEN UNTIL United Nations, N. Y., Aug:, ‘.‘The Soviet government be­ called aggression in The C^on- at 65'Oakwood S t ------' toiniiig to help are aaked to call Ha Zorskis, 175 Hilliard St.; Mrs. in the plane was injured in the suitable for a takeoff, the club will uled to start today, and "will be lieves that personal participation necticut officials in various John A. Partridge to Roy M landing. The only damage to the attempt to repair damage at the completed in about 18 months, a 2 (^)—A U.S. spokesman last of'the heads of government of 80. yiM Barbara NeUl at the muaeum and M. Dorothy Thompson, prop­ Marlon Landue, West Willington; night rejected a Soviet call fields of highway safety Congo Premier Patrice Lu­ Mrs. Helen Olsen, Canterbury; plane was a blown tire. Bite and fly the plane' out tomor­ company spokesman said. member states of the United Na­ leaned heavily today toward erty at 462 Hilliard St. ■ITie travelers included McCau- row. for an all-U.N. summit parley tions in the discussion of the dis­ mumba, in a similar letter, Sends Gov. Ribicoff . Boae and Ladder Co. No. 1 will Ctuiticlalm Deeds Scott Duncan, 147 Pafker St.; A h 5 IPaBfa a limited license for 16-17 maat tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Mrs. Alice Bradley, Somers; Fran­ on disarmament as a “typical­ armament problem at the General said he may ask for a meet­ Raymond Herve Gagnon to Jean Assembl.v would answer .this pur­ year olds, restricted to “day­ koM house. C. Paaquallnl, property at 698 W. cis Green, 149 Branford S t; Mrs School St.; Mrs. Arlene Legere, Clarence P. St. Pierre, of New­ ANNE CAMPBELL'S ly specious and frivolous ma­ ing of the U.N. Security. Conn- Alina Casatt, 27 Earl St., Rock­ 101 Porter St.; Mrs. Victoria Flynn, ington, was fined $12 for failure pose best of all,” the Russian let­ time driving.” cil in a few days unles^ the Middle Tpke. neuver.” But some diplomats ter said. They felt that such a proposal Jean C. Pasqualinl to Raymond ville; Mrs. Mildred Pond, Coven­ East Hartford; William Cote. 13 to drive in an established lane. BEAUTY SALON at the U.N. still hoped it Elelgian troops get out. To See Ex-President try. ____ , ' Kerry St.; John McLaughlin, Foo­ Steven H. Brownsteln, 19, of ^ TODAY! Diplomats at the U.N. were In- should be presented to the 1661 PRESCRIPTIONS Herve and Anna B. Gagnon, prop­ ter Dr., Vernon; William Newton, Scottsdale, Ariz., forfeit^ a $35 843 MAIN STREET might bring President Eisen­ trigrued by the reversal of Khrush­ Legislature, along with an even' erty at 668 W. Middle Tpke. ADMITTED ’TODAY: Mrs. Lena Free Delivery Crockett, Bolton Center, Bolton; 18 Hyde St-: Donald- Murray, South bond when he failed to appear In ALSO TUESDAY and FRIDAY hower and Premier Khrushr chev’s stand after the abortive tougher bill to noost the driving Leopoldville, The v Congo, Hyannia Port, Mass., Aug. 2 {/F)—Senator John F. Ken­ Marriage Uocnses Windsor; Raymond Krlstoff, 314 court .to answer a speeding charge. WILL BE CLOSED Paris conference that he would age from 16 to 18. The concensus nedy today made peace with former President Harry Truman Charles Donald Hensley of 6 James P4tch, 8 Nike Circle. 9 A3L to 6 PJM. “*chev together at the confer- was that the tougher 18-year-old Aug. 2 {/P)—Belgium began a U S B E n DRUB BIRTHS SATURDAY: A daugh­ School St.; Mrs. Mary Woodman, The failure to grant the right dncG L&blc* ■* not negotiate with the United imited withdrawal of j troops in a telephone call and announced he will visit iSmman in Raddlng St. and Marguerite Ann ter to Mr. and Mrs. Mieczyslau W, Coventry: Mrs. Erls Jenack, 115 of way at an Intersection charge, Mopidoy, Aim. 1 Through THURSDAY driving bill would prod the Legisla­ SHOPPOrO PABKAOB Erickson of 6 Redding St., Aug. E. Middle Tpke.; Vincent Peralll, 9 A.M. to 8 PJK. Chief U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot ture into accepting the daytime from The Congo today. Bel­ Independence, Mo., this month. Duszny, Wapplng; a daughter to against Ralph L. Barrett, 39, of Lodge brushed off the Soviet pro­ > (ConUnobd on Pago Two) 13, St. John’s Polish NaUonal Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm Knop, 18 Andover Rd., Bolton; Mrs., Flor­ 72 Summer St., was nolled. Wod.. Aug. 10 WEDNESDAY driving restriction as an equitable gian troops numbering 1,500 "I talked to President Truman by telephone and he ■was Catholic Church. ence Miller^Brookfield Rd., Bolton; posal at a news conference at the compromise. generous enough to say he would help us,” Kennedy told a Progress St., Rockville; a daugh­ Victor Kovos, 45, of 55 North 9 AJW, to 12 NOON summer 'White House in Ne\vport. began moving out of Kamina, Bernard Irving Welch of Hart­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ar­ Mrs. Joan Kauffman and eon, St., was found innocent of breach •JOiis, was the general opinion news conference. ford and Janet May Mary Jarvis French Rd., Bolton: Mrs. Kathleen Ro>dpMing Presumably he stiioke with the U.S. Hits Chou Bid reach^.at a 2-hour meeting in the a huge land and air base in nold, Storrs; a son to Mr. And of peace and intoxication. President's authorization. office 'of Director James K. Wil­ Katanga Province, for the “I hope before the end of August to visit President Truman THE OFnCE OF of 624 Parker St., Aug.' 6, St. Mrs. Floyd Williams Jr., Hebron; Hixson snd son, 48 Linden St.; Mrs. Two -cases were continued. Thurt., Aug. 11 To Ban N-Weapons Bridget’s Church. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dl- Elizabeth May and son, 438 W. Mid­ Until Friday, Bernard J, Fike, The Soviet proposal accompa- liams of the State Safety Commis­ flight home. myself at his library in Independence.” Gerald Fearvante Vichl of 860 Battlsto,. ThompsonvUle. dle Tpke.; Mrs. Ruth Momeault 36, Hartford, chatted with obtain niod. a . Kremlin objection of the sion. The repatriation progran^' an­ Truman had refused to attend the Democratic national DR JEAN-LOUIS Main St. and Jane Mai^ Ellen and daughter. East Hampton; Mrs. American .proposal that the 82- Washington, Aug. 2 (.D—The Most entliusiastic backing for nounced in Brussels Friday, will BIR’THS YESTERDAY: A son Ing money by false pretenses. FORYdUR the daytime driving restriction convention in Los Angeles in protest against Kennedy’s cam­ HEBERT Woelk of 84 Hawthorne St. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason, 65 Arlene Motilthrope and son, 39 Until Monday, Ernest A. Nichols, member U.N. Disarmament Com­ United States regards as “another leave about 8,500 Belg;ian .soldiers paigning for the nomination. He said the convention had bcen_^ Hontestead St.; a son to Mr. and Grove St. 51, of Barber Hill Rd., South BB5BWFT' ...... mission be called into session this meaningless propaganda gesture” came from Edward ^nnessi, pres­ In this former Belgian colony. MrsT~Roy Rovozza, South Willing DISCHARGED TODAY: Wil­ Windsor, for trial on charges of Notice C0NVENI|NCE month. Lodge said the Soviet reply Peiping’s proposal for a pact by ident of the Connecticut Driver Ed­ Many of them are stationed in fixed up in advance for Kennedy’s benefit. ton; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard liam Niemann. Ellington; David driving while his license was under rtwwed the Russiama "really don't ail Asian and Pacific countries, ucation Assn. That group is. com­ Katanga, which has proclaimed its After the convention, however, Truman announced he was WILL BE CLOSED L T. WOOD GO. KneszeWski, 40 Ward St., Rock­ Worthington. East Hartford; Mrs. suspension and with driving while We are closed all this week. want disarmament.’’ including the United States, to posed mainly of public . school independence. Others are at var­ willing to support the ticket. This was his first direct com­ Josephine B o 1 i e a u , Stedford intoxicated. "The United States made .its ban atomic weapons. driver education instructors. ville. Re-opening: Monday. Au- ‘Licenses restricted to daylight ious points in the Congolese ter­ munication with Kennedy, however. FROM MON., AUG. 1 ICE PLANT oBIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. Springs; Mrs. Anna Phlllipp, 278 “ proposal in good faith.” Lodge State Department press officer ritory still loyal to Premier Pa­ Lydall St.; Mrs. Doris Smith and g:u8t 8. declared, but the Soviet counter Lincoln White 'gave this descrip­ driving would be a tremendous The Senator said he has arranged for Gov. Abraham Ribi­ 61 B18SELL ST. and Mrs. Theodore Mallnoeki, East psychological move,” declared the trice Lumumba’s central govern­ TO TUES., AUG. 9 Hartfoni}. daughter, 6 Country Lane, Rock­ proposal amounts to ”a cynical tion yesterday of the plan ad­ coff of Conn., “Who has been my closest adviser during many Cube»-Crtuhed^Block$ ville; Mrs. Lillian Covenaky and attempt to prevent progreae.” vanced by Communist Chinese New Haven educator who teaches ment. ' DISCHARGED SAl^URDAY: MARLOW’S FURNITURE DEPARTMENTr | driver training Instructors at The U.N. Security Council called months of the caihpaign” to visit Truman earlier this month. Mrs. Mary Plquard, 238 Oak St>; daughter, Wapplng; Mrs. Barbara DON'T PARK HILL ' Soviet Ambassador Platon D. Premier Chou-En-lai. '^ I te said Ribicoff and Kennedy stood together on the lawn of Ken­ Dickie and son, 241 Henry St. Morosov colled for the summit the Peiping regime has shown no Southern Connecticut State Col­ July 21 for a quick withdrawal of Frank Whalen, Rocky Hill; Miss Still plenty of wear left in lege. all the / Belgian force.s. Lumumba nedy’s summer home as he made the announcement. shoes when brought hero for disarmament meeting in a letter sign of abandoning belligerent LoretU Bushnell, 70 W. Middle FLOWER SHOP lyeeterdsy to Luis Padilla Nervo policies to join in any such Agree­ “Such a license would give the has demanded that they get out Kennedy then said he had made a^ ---- ^— Tpke.; Randall Sears, Storrs; Mrs. export repairing. 16-17 age grohp two years to think inunediately, quitting their treaty 5-minute telephone call to Truman _ _ ^ Dora Modean, 17 Gorman PI.; Mra. Open Mondays All Day of Mexico, chairman of the dis­ ment. 8 East Center Street armament commission. U.'S.'atrategists figure the Red about the responalbilities attached bases as well as the rest of the and the former Pfesident “couldn’t Roae Bump, Broad Brook; Mrs. Closed Wednesday. BEDDINU to night driving, which has proved country. The premier contends have been kinder to me.” Court Cases Afternoons Rejecting Padilla Nerve’s call Chinese want tq rid Free Asia of Ike Planning LuciU4 Rowett, 141 Center St.; for a ' comniiseion meeting Aug. its nuclear weapons so China’s much more dangerous than day­ Belgium violated the Belgian-Con- Kennedy said Truman told him OLLIE’S Mrs. Lorraine Heritage, 242 School CLEARANCE! 16, tMorozov asserted that disarm­ mass manpower could become an light' operation. golese friendship treaty by send­ he wants to see a Democrat back St.; Charlea HarUey, 1082 E.Mid- Howard Wamock, 60, no cer­ SAM YULYES NOTICE ament talks could oniy be success- overwhelming military force. "It would be the second big­ ing in reinforcement.^ that helped in the White House and wants to Surprises for dla Tpke.; Charles Von Borchers, tain address, was sentenced to 30 “SHOE REPAIBINO gest step since the introduction of stem the July troubles. campaign for the Kennedy-Johnson 24 Hyde St.; Mrs. Ullle Warren, temaUoitifl^fbft4g '»0'*BWgl»n discussed foreign affairs and campaign strategy. (AP Photofax). presidency, tool sSiffirily Wli%hsh meeting Nixon made It clear Uie IMPORTED ton; Robert Raleigh, Andover; Windsorvllle Rd., Rockville, was hicky.” a fftt of publicity in the U.S. .papers An employe of the town parks troops could withdraw and that following “the low rood in the cam­ President plana on active role in WILROSE tribal disturbances are an internal paign” by discuosing personalities Everett Lathrop, 42 Franklin St.; fined a total of $16 for failure to Induftrid Pdnting 4,-FrancU Gary Powera penned about me. I was also told that you and tree department *aid he the campaign. Mra, Maryann Herrmann, South obey a traffic officer, refusal to tiieae words to his wife on May had returned to the states and that found the body as he was start­ matter for The Congo government instead of issues. Refermg to Eisenhower oa “The Coventry: Joseph Newark, 12 Edl- show his drivers license, and re­ FULLY INSUBEC DRESS SHOP 26 as he oat in a Moscow prison you are presently with your moth- ing to cut grass along Harding and its army, "not a mandate of Kennedy said he waa discusoing Chomp,” NixP) — An He said he was discussing “what Highland Park Market ; :i '1 M\ ' I lil.M FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ■ Excerpts from his letters were the ejection seat because of G polls which show he is running be­ the farmers can expect” If Nixon attempted escape, at the ' State Kennedy at a news conference at JULY 30 to AUG. 15 DRESS SHOP r. — MANCHESTER Ml 9-5221 ■ made public this wertt in News­ (gravltjr) forces and had to climb FBI Npt Checking hind Kennedy. U.S. ANSWERS EAST BEDS 317 HIGHLAND STREET Ml 3-4278 AUG. 1 thru AUG. 13 TEL. MItclicll 9-4595 week Magazine. All the communi- out. Prison has been foiled through or­ Hyannis Port, Mass., yesterday had is elected. Washington; Aug. 8 UPi —The 601 Main St., Comer Pearl ders for -guards to “see some charged Nixon with a “lack of Re said he believes it is a good Kennedy said he wished Nixon oations bore the postmark of "My chute opened Immediately, Two Security Men thing "when you are running be­ United States omphattcolty re­ ROCKVILLE TR M27I Lubyanka Prison in Moscow. ( how I don't know. I don't Remem­ flesh” while checking inmates in basic beliefs” and a "betrayal” of would address himself to the farm affirmed today Allied detetml- their cells. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra hind” at the start of a campaign. problem onfi not coll Kennedy’s The first letter, as published by ber pulling anything. The people Nixon said this has always been natioB to stay in westenr Berila Newsweek, said in part: here tell me that I am lucky to be A guard. Ernest Knowlton of Reported Missing Taft Benson’s farm policies which remarks “personalities.” 're^rdlesa of Soviet and Com­ W 1 n 8 t e d, became suspiCioiu Nixon now wants to disown. true in his previous election efforts "I think the farmers have to “Not ■ knowing when, if ever, I alive but only time will tell me and added cbhfldently that "We munist East German com­ will see you aK2J, FBI.sayS'it is not checking on the nedy's statements, the Republican are going to w‘in.” months as to which party offers said also that the Allied right me. I have'had plenty of time to after that. Before dark that night Waterburyv ‘ whereabouts of two U.S. National presidential nominee replied: Nixon said he has a high opin them the best hope for solution of to do so Is backed by West Ber­ think since I have been here and I WES in Moscow. I have been in Following orders, he entered the Security agency employes who left ‘'We’ll let the people judge that.” ion of Kennedy and doublled tlial their problems,” Kennedy sold. lin’s Zyi million free people, ttie plenty of time to regret past mis­ the same cell since then. It gets cell to check "for flesh” and .found for a vacation in the West and He added: “Mr. Kennedly started Kennedy wkiita to engage ip per The judgment must be based West Germans—“and the op­ takes. a dummy in the cot instead of the apparently went to Mexico In on the low road in the campaign. aonalitles. against the 8-year Republican rec­ pressed population in .East Ger- ‘ “I am sincerely sorry to be the (Odnttnued 'on Page Two) prisoner. stead. He intends to keep on ft.” But some people around him ord, Kennedy said, adding "I don’t numy.” Hie statement waa in Pleasant was foimd a short time Bemon F. Mitchell, 31, and WH- “I am not going to engage In have egged him on,” Nixon con­ think Richard Nixon could aban­ reply to an East German Com­ later, crouched under a work listm H. Martin, 29, began their personalities. Regardless of what tinued. “ He has to satisfy extrem­ don that history over one week­ munist claim that the Allies had The Great Igsues-‘-2 bench -in the prison tailor shop, vacations on June 24 and were due he does I’m going to stay on the ists in his party.” end.” . forfeited their right to stay la 21,020 MANCHESTER WOMEN where he was assigned to work. back about the middle of July, issues.” Nixon talked with news- Asked to identify these extrem­ Earlief, Kennedy expressed hope Boriln by alleged violations of He surrendered without a struggle. They have not .contacted their ists, Nixon bnuhed the request for a formal endorsement from the Potsdam Agreement. Dep. Warren Frederick Adams faimilies nor the agehcy since they aside saying “We all know who his organized labor for hia running said the dummy was fashioned left. r advisers are.” mate. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnoon. bTAERS’ FAMILY GET VISAS cleverly by Pleasant. The prisoner, Authorities said the two booked News Tidbits Nixon said he doubts that Sen. ' Kennedy won the Democratic WasliingtoBr Aug. 8 (dV-Tbo he said, had stuffed blue denim plane passage to Mexico City on Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, Ken­ residentiri nomination with strong Soviet Embassy reported totey ARE GOING TO BE VERY DISAPPOINTED! pants and a shirt, and laid the June 25. A check of Mexico City Called from AP Wires nedy’s running mate, will engage acklng from labor unions. Hia It has Issued visas for Fraaeto figure in reclining position. hotels yesterday showed they had in personalities during the cam gchoice of Johnson ot Texas to run Gary Powers’ wife, father and registeretj there but later had left. pBiga. He added that Johnson has for thfr vice presidency Jolted many nMther, to vlsU the Soviet Un­ IPs Rate of Growth The two work as junior mathe­ considerably more experience than of his union bockars. Some of them ion in time for his tiisi oa maticians at the Ft. Meade, Md„ The week of Nov. 6 has beSn des­ r ESPECIALLY WITH SCHOOL A MERE 39 DAYS AWAY (AND CHRISTMAS JUST 147!) JSHRR Asks Time ignated as- American Education Kennedy. still ore reported tq be for from spy charges beginning Aug. 16. New Haven, Aug. 2_(iP)^ -t- The Commimlcatlons Intelligence Agen­ Week by President Eisenhower. . . The l|epublican nominee said he happy about it. Powers was pilot of the US to- NOTE — What’s the proper^is being pushed “far to the left of New Hayen Railroad said today cy. Officials have not made clear was storting what would be "the Itennedy scheduled meetings oonpalsaniice plane downed in tba growth, role fdr Uie U.S. economy 7 hia party” by campaign pressures. Republican vice-presidential nomi­ it will need about a month to furn­ what 'access they might have had nee Heniy Cabot Lodge was de­ most intensive and I guess you this forenoon with Gov. G. Men- Soviet Union May 1. An Env- IVhat about budget balancing sad, But Nixon himself seems to haVe ish a blueprint of its plana for to secret information. eon My also the most extensive nen Wiliams of Michigan, closely. bassy pokeeman also said vlann but^ we have only lj^200 of these \ guvenunent spending? Taxes and been puahed leftward by political At the request of the Defense scribed by Moscow radio oa “reach­ future programs in eight specific ing the peak of his political, career would or have been Issued '(or huriatlon? Here lie Ae bread and pressures, through hia concessions fields. Department; the two were listed in (CoxttBusd oa Fog Bovoa) (OoBtbiiMd oa Page Savea) three- others- w.ho wish to no- batter issues of the oentog^usm- to the LitMral platform demands of the missing persdns section of the on a wave of uftflctally flsaned The raiiroa^lnformed the Ihter- ontt-Oommunlst hysteria.’’ company the family nwndters— paign, and fere’s an analysis of New York’s Gov. Nelion A. Rocke­ state Commerce Oommistion (IOC) FBI files. But the FBI said there Carl A. MocAfoo, an attorney. the presidential candidates’ op- feller, on the Cve of the Republican tliat it hopes td liave a detailed were no indications that any fed Republican Senator BOrry Gold- for the father, OUver Powers! FABULOUS SPECIAL PURCHASE SWEATERS ^uoch to them. national convention. ’ account for improvement of its eral law hod been violated nor that water of Arizona charged lost Dr. Lewis K. Ingram, physlelaa ...... r • . HowWFi0(j^.^eni)edy suid Nixon operations and efficiency by the it Would be asked to look for the night in a speech in Berrien What Nudist Notices fer the ailing mother, Mrs. Ida , By STERLING F. GREEN still stand sbehr apart on so many l a ^ r part of Augqst. men. Springs, Mich, that the Democratle Ford Powers, and Sei W. Ouyt issues that many wRera ore likely Both Mitchell and MortiQ ora party's platform would eventually home town friend and advisor - Washington,^ Aug. 2 (4P>—Other to think of them in tArms of the llie ‘so-called 8-count blueprint aingle. 3.99 5 .9 9 ...... Issues may ’ fnake, blacker head­ waa requested by ICC Commis­ troiwfono this natloa iato • dleta- of tile father. regularly to 1 ,9 9 loose labels, "Liberal” and "con­ toraUp. . < lines as the presidential cam­ servative.” .J sioners Charles A. Webb and Rich­ On Meeting Another paign advances, * but the biggest ard S. Ries Jply 8, just before the Sixty-four Chlneoe were feared BAIL STBIKE AVEBTEO There is little doubt, tor in­ Washington, Aug. 8 (d^ — A gulf between the Demoeratic and stance, that if the new Congress agency’s hearings on the ailing Lung Cancer Case dead on Fonnooa today in the woke regularly 5.99 to 7 .9 9 ...... 2 .9 9 rapublican standard bearers is on railroad recessed until today. of torrential downpours that fol­ (iatos, Calif., Aug. 3 (P) threatened strike against ^ a comes up with education, welfare, Railroad offlclala said the area JjM “The smUe,” says WUUam Pennsylvania Ballraad wan the issue of national economic housing, depressed areas and other Goes Before Jury lowed typhoon Shirley. More than —Evor wonder what a nudlot Ooata, a Redwood rity nursery policy. covered by the questions posed by 60,000 pMple were believed to be notices first when he meets an­ averted today when a raH anion bills similar to some vetoed by Webb and Rjes were r,o broad that worker. “Here in camp, I no­ and railroad management agresd ..... Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massa­ President Eisenhower, Nixon in the homeless.. .Police in Ciudad T ru- other nudist? tice the friendliness of a per­ regularly 6.99 tb 8 .9 9 . 3 .9 9 chusetts has moved steadily closer the line will not be able to provide Miami, Fla., Aug. 2 UPf— A fed' jlUo, Dominican Republic claimed “Teeth,” says Lindsay John­ to Butanilt their dlspata to a epn- ! 'White House would veto them. too. the answers until later this month. ecol court jury is considering son because people here are olal board of adjastment. Tlie-ej, to the extreme Liberal 'i^ng of Kennedy is pledged to sign them. today that foreign agents stag^ son, on Oskland appliance rs^... very fWendly.” the Democratic party in his career Here ate some of the principal Meanwhile, the hearing resumed whether heavy nnoklng causes the attempt by 88 Domlnioans to 'pdlrmon. National Mediation Board eald>< with rebuttal testimony by several ung cancer. ^ ‘ ( invade the Mexican Embassy with Johnson and other, nudists "I’ve made it a habit to a tiireatened strike date of f 1 8.99 1 2 .9 9 . .... ^ of nearly 14 years in Congress. areas of conflict between-the two: railroad oClcials. regularly to 4 .9 9 " Vice President ‘ Richard M. Growth loaini, Flo., Aug.“ 8(/P)—^A fed­ demands (or asylum. There was no were aokad> what they notice grasp tlie first names and man, Thnrsday waa wlthdiacnMi.. 'The cross-examination ohd re­ eral court jury is' considering attempt to pin-point the national­ first at a camp here. features of a strang^a face,” by the Brotherhood of Looomo-J'j, Nixon is proud to can hiinself Kennedy wonts the growth tar­ buttal js expected to )>e completed whether heavy innolting causes “conservative” to rally behind the get set at a 5 per cent Increase ity of the agents. Johnson mys, “ I onco- eays>Mra. George Churohwell, tlve firemen and engkiemen^i by tomorrow^ tuM cpnosr. worksd'in a dental'cUnlc. Now a San YVandsoo adoountlng after It agreed to eet up Biar^ erael as it may be to tell them what they Ve missing... .we can^t resist saying that every one of. these w^s hand-picked banner of easier money, fede|;al in national production each year—: The items requested by the 1(3C Now Ymrk Central and a group outlays to stimulate income, con- 'nis estate of Edwin P. Green is of other railroads operating In Naw T just' automatically look at clerk. “Doing this, studying adjustment boewd. Deririonn ot ':, and a national Mlicy that the os the railroad’s ao^oUed “blue- suing Ameribon Tobooeo Co., cmi- the teeth first and then notice the face, | can g n sp trag- the board are Undlng on betb ;'^ from the samples of a world-famous sw^ter manufacturer! ^ aumption and employment, and government will bepd ftoelf, to )nint for the future” included fig­ York eaksd approval el oon-eom- tenmng his dsath from lung can­ muter psssengw pay hlkea of aome the face' for a distinctive ntenta .of their jpereonallty.” side# under provislona of the 'i Higher toxea'if need be to meet achieving the goal. He concurs In ures on deferred maintenance of cer was caused by smoking ths characteristic.” Bnllwny LriMT Aet. * I /IlMtlonal responalbilities” — at the Democratic platform pledge to equipment. •|>eeiflc proposals to in­ five per cent atartlity Sept, 1. t*rry Smtthi a paymaster furthermore, there is a fantastic variety of classic and novelty pullovers as well as cardigans (some full-fashioned) in firm’s cigarettes for' 30 years. Fonmh Gov. Demtla a. Boherte “Their suntan,” is ths first from Los Angries, says: H G IV E Mme or overseas. move swiftly against recessions by crease freight traffic, os well oa Green, a contractor, (Hod in 1068. thing Mrs. Dick Rogers no- 'COPTEB N U ^otonds for ‘‘flocol teapon- “puMie works or temporary' tax restoring what memorandum called woe endorsed for the UK. Senate by *Soms psople say nudists both short and long sleeved styles..and they come in every color imaginahle It ie up to the U.8. District the Hhods loland Democratic Stole don’t look a t people .from ths Wi Court Jury to fix itamfilso if i|) Committee aa the ssat.ia bring- “I have a nice ton -and I ad­ nsek down,. but 1 do. And Fedwal in wool, orlon, ban-loii, helenca, fur blends and Shetland! naturaUy, there are finds for the ploliitiffs. 77>e st- giveii upT by M-yeor-qifL Senator mire it in others," the Loe day H and higher toxM ^ y if the Cold growth rate, but would 1m content Gatos housewife declnrea. without lust, beoanss people tomsy for the plaintiffs, Lsrry Theodore Greene, also a ^m o crat are b^tiful„a]l over.” Wop or other emefgenc.y need re- with 5 per cent annually oa on Troopere Promoted V. Etastlngs. hin ‘'toattqpdsd the ....A totri of 898 Ysgealavs fled Bob Deberaardi of ^snU not ^ styles, in all sizes (some are definitely one-of-a-kind!) bn^ they range H O U jS E O A L E O n B B M tpBre'a greater govemm*it Ppend- average. He denounces the Ken­ Hartford, Aiig. 2 SUU sum should he, in sxcies <^11 mil Hrtte/Qlttiniwilit homeland and re- Clor* says, “In a nudist oan|>, The'- nudiats warn inter- LSTAMPS j nedy aplprooch aa “ growthmon- Police draartm int to Jem^ToIey Hastings told the jutf; .“svtry mara||£d^^ poUca ..... pit’s faoss to ase- wii|it S il Oaten by .ABB) B N *n fiC-ttisr that Kennedjrlii “pretty much un- viting oodnomic coU^Mie. He de- 04 Trurahull m eommin^Hf obsttiietloir hi'.||)g;dr(^;,,$iM.-bssn. . Ogiii^^i^Ahdpe KOstalsnets and of eatyresalon thsy'ra waartiig. Sen Franriioo Ounalole, ifhe to make matters even worse for the unlucky thousands.....these magnificent val- ^ c. e. house and son dtr.the thumb at tbi Lwor bowea” fliatfs about an thsyM took ptetures — •e wellai» aiieiHNM«oriw«s, and L-i- ■'. nef are available nowhiere in all of hiartfo^ county except on the street floor of ^ - j. w. hale co. / ,J'

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FIOUBES DON’T TKliii * ttatk daste • inchael. jltephanian off Weet Andover CMrl Bflouts will be t h e w h o u e s t o r y Hoitl»8oBth yahwwMs hostesses to 14-ysar-ol4 Shikha From Cancer Hartford, a toaoher at HaU High Television i QOLWAT’i By Alfred Shelasirold NIMRIH Owns Precious Stones Collection Data of India at an Intsmational When you’re choosing the host A 5 4 School, ia the new director o f the Friendship Confereneo 'at CUnp BATCRauat’B TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LlBONa TEL. m Havana, Aug. 3 (AP)—The Cu- 'line of play,■ probsbllity is a help­ V Q J 4 a boys’ camp section at ^ e Hart­ Laurtl. The conference wUl be held Ml 9-6 5 5 6 I t ’s Ra te o f Growth b«ui goveimment kept silent today ful guide but not necessarily the ford Center CongregstlonU Church in two 1-week perlodSi Aug. 7-12 Ha Marlin's Roundup 63 on who wi)l take over control from best. Sometimes the psychology t^ lA K S 4 2 and 14-19. Early Staos^ta progress)* 3:00 Rifleman 8. 63 ailing Fidel Castro, but the best WEST EAST summer camp on Columbia Lake. Show (In presFess) Tightrope 13. 40 of your opponent will tell you more Diane Kelley and Cynthia Don­ tfit Theater (in progreia) Richard Diamond 33, 30 (OMrttaoed from P k(« a-He has endorsed, more liberal de­ bet appeared to be his anti-Amer­ 4KJ62 * 10 9«7\ preciation. lawa and called for re­ than mathematics. He succeeds the Rev.. Arthur San­ ahue, both o f Bear Swamp Rd., Draw McOraw _ Mystery Theater . 18 ican younger brother, Raul. Put yourself in the South seat, g 10 9 « V Nobs ders, who moved to Ohio front have been working on conieiranee on Playhouse 9:10 Arthur Hurray Party nlM that Ruuia U overhauling the duction of higher-bracket Income Authorities maintained tight- 4K8S4 ♦J10 9C 2 Big Picture playing a contract ,6f six hearts. Hamden, Maas., laat .summer. plans since mid-April on . the In­ • WeatherV^Naws .6t Sport* The Comedy Spot tJ.S. ail rapidly aa m any,believe rales. lipped secrecy following yester­ ♦ Q 7 10 9 6 5 4 S:So Sports, News a Weathtr . The Pendulum CALL Kennedy has spoke otit for the West opens the ten of trumps, and . 0OITTH ternational Camp Committee, mada but holds. In any case, that "(rov- day’s disclosure that the bearded Btephanlan said the camp open­ up of members of the Girl Scout Joe Palooka 10:00 I've Got a Secret emment intervention" is not the closing, of "loopholea”, the lower­ prime minister had laid aside his you have to pick the best line of * A q 3 ed Saturday for a 4-week session. RoUl* Jacobe Club Bouse Colt 46 ing of depletion allowancea. repeal V A K 7 C 5 S Council of Eastern Connecticut. 6:45 Huntley-Brinkley lo, M Squad 10. BILLTONSKY] route to economic expansion. duties after hla doctor ordered him the hand was actually In spite of arrival In the heavy Cynthia Is the conunlttee’e corre­ . Douglas Edward* 8, Diasncsii; Unknown Taxes of the credit for dividend Income, to take ia complete rest — "both ♦ A Q rain, the boys were all in high ;SS Sports. News a Weather Alcoa PreeenU and tighter policing of expense ac­ played. South drew three rounds •B J 3 sponding secretary snd Diane Is ? I Led Three Lives Both men prefer higher taxes to physical and mental.” spirits and everything went, off publicity agent for AndoVer..They :00 DeaUi VaUey Days . — counts. (Some Latin American quarters o f trumps and then fl]tiessed the North Emit Seafh Wait well. A full camp, 68 boys, is Douglas Fairbanks 10:80 Walter Winchell Pile NOW deficit spending if national needs will attend both sessiona o f .the News a Weather 33. Johnny Midnight Money Policy in Washington speculated tHat the queen of spades. West won with Pass Pass 1 V Pass celebrating the 50th year ih busi­ Medio compel a choice. Statements of the the klpg snd got out safely with 3 V Eats € y AH Fno conference. Hath:' Donahue, and Movie at Seven two staggest that Nixon would be Kennedy Is opposed to tight announdSement was meant to pre­ ness for Camp Asto-Wamah, ’ PhU SUvers Markham money and high interest rates. He a spade. - Openiiig — VIO Beverly-Bramhall will attend the Duffy's Tavern Ml 9-90N ■lower to favor lax increases foi pare Cuba for the prime minis­ which' was originally started by first week. 7:18 Film June Allyson Show fought removal of the Interest ter's indefinite retirement from .South took the ace of spadee. Evan Kullgren .of Erdoni Rd. John Daly 11:00 Big News. non-security reasons, t Kennedy cashed the top clubs snd ruffed Shikha wiU^'vl■it Andover aa the ceiling on government bonds, and public life. There have been per­ and ruff .a low club wMi the ace Raymond Winters of Manches- 7:10 ^ r r y Barents holds that tax rises ran be avoided one of several Senators who tried ^Bellboy Opens at State a club, hoping the suit would house guest .of Susan Hohmann of Weather. Sports a N>w» by keeping the economy booming sistent reports in Havana'—denidd of trumipe. Draw two more tnimpa .ter, a student at the University of Hebron Rd.i the day befbfe the Pour Just Men Feature Forty SALE on this year to get the Federal Re­ A bellboy never had it so good as when a convention of m'odels by sosirces' close to the Cuban break 3-8. When it didn’t, he I Peek's Bod Girl and producing more tax revenues. and ruff another club to establiah Connecticut, ia assistant director. conference opens. She will return . . . . If**'.'!' .Spn»'t» a Weather serve Board committed to a policy la held at his hotel, which happens to Jerry Lewis as "The Bell­ government — that Castro under­ ruffed a spade in dummy and Philip Tracy of Hamden, Mass., is Sugorfoot t. U. 40. 11:16 Starllfdit Movie • STORM DOORS On specific tax issues the diver­ boy" In the Paramount release starting tonight at the State dummy's last card oifYhat suit as Cynthia’s house guest the day ' Wyatt Barp World’s Best Movies of easier credit. went a rectal operation sind was tried the diamond flneese. Now you can cash the ace of Mraterfront director, and Miss Gu Playhouse 10, 33. Jack Paar Show gence is sharp. Nixon favors tax , -Nixon denounces the idea, of Theater. The film marks Jeriy'« first effort as a producer, di­ Hiis finesse lost also, and South after the conference closes. From found to be suffering from can­ spades and give up a spade. You Laurette Schultz of West Hart­ here the will leave for New Tork 11:30 Jack Paar Show • STORM WINDOWS I changes which would stimvilate pegging'^interest ratas "at artlA- rector and writer, making him a rare quadniple-threat guy. cer. ) was down one. "Terrible luck,” ford High School, camp nurse. Many Love* of Doble Glllls t. 13:60 New* A Weather growth and' business investment. cially low loyels. .We say that this Informed sources said Castro he complained." “Bverythlng went reach dummy by ruffing your last City where her father is on the High Road 1:00 New* The Rev. Charles Watkljns off staff of the United Nations. policy would In the long run wreck had been finally convinced that he wrong, but I certainly adopted spade in time to discard the queen 'vr: ;jr-, - . • AWNINGS of diamonds on the good club. Turner, Maine, returned this year With the aim of promoting In­ the econbmy, not expand It." must stop all work to hasten re­ the b ^ t line of play.” Powers Writes to Wife Twelve tricks are thus assured. to head the arts and crafts de­ ternational friendship, ’ eig^t girls Radio Housing covery from his 3-week illness, Revealing Lead partment, fuid Mrs. Lillian Reid of • JALOUSIES officially described as a lung in­ from four countries have been in­ (lE ls B«tiBg laelades only tKoiw news broadcasU o f 10 or IS-aolniite Kennedy has voted for public South missed the story told by Dally Question Glastonbury, a veteran of several vited through the U.N. to attend housing, liberalized mortgage fection. MaJ. Raul Trillo, one of 11' the opening leed. When does a Partner opens with one spade, years service, has returned as Isagth. Bona statteiis earry othar abort aowsouts). two army doctors treating the 33- the conference. Another girl from credit, slum clearance and housing player lead a trump against a and the next player passes. You cook. India and Shikha win be assigned , _ _ WDRC—Its# 8:06 Grandaland Bandstand for the elderly. U2 Pilot Describes year-old prime minister, an­ small slam? Certainly not if he hold: Spades 10 9 8 7; Hearts On the counselor staff are: S:00 News and Zalman 8:16 Kansas Cttv at Boston to live with one of the four units S:16 Art Johnson 10:46 Nixon has apoken out on oc­ nounced yesterday he was taking has a singleton or 'void suh. Quite None; Diamonds J 10 9 6 2; Clubs Robert Belmore, Ralph Meleuider, The Three Sun* a Complete rest, "both physical at Camp Laurel for one week. That S:46 Lowell Thomas 11:00 New* O. T. C. casion against Democratic hous- poesibly because he doesn’t want 10 9 6 5. What do you say? Gary Owens and Robert Ber­ unit will then take on the custonu 7:06 Amos 'n' Andy 11:16 Spor>rt* Final . ing hills, w'hich. In his view, would and mental.” 7:36 Klnsaton Trio and News 11:30 Starlrllght Serenade I \ ft-Z to lead aw ay,from a' -vaKiatole Answer: Bid two spades. The ry o f Hamden, Mass., Greg­ and cultures of India while’ other 7:80 Dotible Your Pleasure l^have been costly and inflationary. Fidel soon after he came to pow­ ory Sanders, Donald Sanders, WINF—12:86 SURGICAL Life in Red Prison card in a side suit, such' as s value of a void aide suit is 5 points units absorb the ways of the home­ 7:36 In Person 6:00 Financial News The Budget er officially designated his 28-year- king. Nathaniel StoiMard, Peter McCabe 7:46 Bob and Ray when you have four trumps in land o f the two girls assigned to 8:00 Music 6:06 World News Roundup Kennedy favors surpluses and old younger brother as his political In other words, West was like­ support o f partner. Hence the full and Jim Macomber, all of West «:16 Showcase and Newa SUPPORTS each of them. The committee chose 1:00 News-Sign Off 7:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. debt reductions in prosperous heir. ly to have kings and very unlike­ value of your hand is 6 points. Hartford; Robert 'Whltford of this method to bring an intsma­ , ^ „ WHAT-SIS Raul, Cuba’s defense minister, 7:15 Evening Devotions i times. But Kennedy wants billions ly to be abort in clubs. This was This Is skimpy for a raise, but Hartford, Ted Lepko'wicz of Man- tional flavor to folk-dancing, dra­ S:00 News 7:20 Showcase and News Fitted to your (Continued from Pajre One) ' read a while and tjien go to sleep. has just returned from official 8:80 John Daly more spent on defense and other I like to. see night come for that a matter of bridge rather than there 1« great value in raising a . Chester, Louis Bsrbagalle, Weth­ matics, singing, crafts and cook­ 6:40 Big Show 7:38 The Army Hour Doctot^a EXACT visits to the Soviet Union. Com­ today to latest Soviet-Chlnese ersfield, and Ernest Wells of Colonel Spatig and some of his “Sermons in Stones.” 7:00 Edward P. Morgan , 8:00 News I programs. He arguM that the cost plenty lonely here by m.vself but means one more day less to wait. cold mathematics. barrier against the opponents to ing. 8:06 The World Todav ' cj»n he covered by closing tax munist-run Czechoslovakia and Wethersfield and Columbia Lake. 7:16 Big Show 8:.30 specifications they have given me books to read Always before T hated to aee each moves on dUsarmament. Based on this information, the complicate their bidding task. By PAT PLATT 4 Each week will close with a spe' 11:30 PuhUc Affairs Showcaee and News loopholes or raising tax rates, if day pass for that meant one day the United Arak Republic. The Soviet Union has proposed right line of play is claar. Win (Copyright 1960, In Court tem of Minerals,’ and I taught my­ sold for $200.” On another occasion, clal campfire program on Friday 13:03 Sign OH 9:00 Music In the Air—U.S. Air. Force and it helps to pass the time. I Before anyone takes over the The sparkling clarity of the 9:06 Showcase and Newa BACK s u p p o r t s ’’ ! necessary. Nixon givea high prior- older.” that chiefs of government take the first trump, cash two clubs Oesieral Features CV>rp.) Brenda J. Thompson, 17, Hart­ diamond, the mute ebony o f the self the classifications and identi­ he purchased a bag of rough sap­ to which parents and friends will „ WPOP—141S 11:06 Music Beyond the Star* also get to walk In the fresh air premiership, the cabinet presum­ • :00 News, Weather ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS TV viewing j Ity to government economy and Mrs. Powers was living abroad part in the dlsarmarrient talks at ford, was fined $12 each on two onyx, and the Oriental hint of fications of stones, and how they phires from a dealer in C eylon - be invited. 6:16 Conn. Ballroom 13:06 World Nows Roundup' every day that’ It doesn't rain. ^)ne ably will meet under President two finished stones of which budget surpluses. He resisted the day I even took a sunbath. It na* with her husband but returned to the U.N. General Assembly next separate counts in (Columbia Jus­ Jade—all these hold "sermons in got their color chemistry.” d S Flans Outing 7:00 Ray Somers MATERNITY SUPPORTS efforts of Gov. Rockefeller to this country after her husband was Osvaldo . Dortlcos and order the month. tice Court yesterday In Yeomans As a youth, he took courses in brought him $600. The Catholic Ladiea’ Society of 11:00 News Is •aty today..: been a little too cold to do that changes So far there was no Indi­ Lung Cancer Case stones” for retired Salvation .His main aim, however, is not 11:10 Ray Somera KNEE SUPPORTS write into the GOP platform a captured by the Russians. Red China has repeated its old .EAST HARTFORD Hall. Miss Thompson was repre mlnerology and geology at the St. Columba's Church,, Columbia 12:00 Del Raycee Show everv day. cation any such meeting had been Army 061. William A. Spatig of to sell the stones for profit. "1 ELASTIC HOSIERY propotal for a $3>s billion In­ "On May 2. I was taken for a Newsweek quoted Mrs. Powers call for an East-West peace pact sented by her father Carl Thomp­ 144 Camfifield Rd. Western Reserve University In will hold its annual "night out” at WTfO—ItSS A Quart Of pMventionl called. Goes Before Jury son Jr. as guardian ad litem. \vant to keep the collection for 6:00 News RIB FRACTURE SUPPORTS crease In military spending. lotir of Moicow which I enjoyed as saying In an interview that that would bind all the big powers The colonel has acquired a col­ Cleveland and at Ohio State Uni­ the Ferry Tavern in Lyme, Aug. 6:16 Weather and SMrta . There were reports, however, FAMILY my own pleasure, and some day 22. Reservations should be made Inflation very much. These people are real "Gar>' could have done nothing to keep nuclear weapons out of The first charge was that of op­ lection of about 600 precious and versity. He became a qualified 6:30 Album of the Day TRACTION APPLIANCES terribly wrong If the President and tl)at Raul and other cabinet min­ a defined zone of Asia and the west­ erating a motor vihicle ■without an' give it to a museum,” he said. with Mrs. Thomas O’Brien of Co­ 6:46 Three Star-Elxtra Both consider inflation a major proud of their capital city and It (Continued front Page One) semi-precious stones during his lapidary. He found he could apply 7:00 Dick Purtell Staples OEBVIOAL COLLARS if not the foremost -domestic Congress of the United States have isters conferred over the weekend ern Pacific.' operator’s license and the second He was a widower in 1948 when lumbia, as soon as possible. la a beautiful city. Another time at the prime minister’s home In "DAVID A BRTHSREBA’' lifetime. Many of these he found his knowledge of stones even In 7:80 News , lOEBVIOAL BRACES problem. Nixon favors orthodox approved of what he wag doing.” "It is questionable whether a put in the way of the case getting operating an uninsured motor religious work. he married Miss E>ora Pickup ib The Andover Board of Educa­ 7:46 PubUo Service Program I w as. taken to a park lo review She added: suburban Cojimar. Fidel Is believ­ AIm himself while on pilgrimages in Philadelphia. He has four children tion 'Will meet in the elementary ANTI-SLIP SPINAL BRACES , methods of keeping prices down— meeting of heads of government this far?’ "MAN ON A STBING” vehicle. the Holy Land and sojourns In Because the strange, elusive pat­ the remains of my plane. These “ If they have ordered him to ed resting there. Robert Larose Jr., 24, of Hart­ from his first marriage, Mni. Her­ school at 7:30 tonight. The board TRUSSES restraint in federal tpending, con­ would fulfil our objective — or re­ David Dyer, counsel for Ameri­ North Africa, Greece, Italy, and terns in stones symbolized Col. are the only two times I have been do what he did, thhn I think 4hey Trillo in his medical bulletin Start* Wed. ford, who was 'With Miss Thomp­ man Churchill, 47, of Lake Wales, Will open milk and fuel bids and traction of credit, use of peraua- starting the disarmament negotia­ can Tobacco Co., told the jury a along the Nile River. Others have Spatig’s own “thirst to under­ HERNIA SUPPORTS out Of thl»1>ulldlng. — — ------should try harder to help him and said there was no cause for alarm “THE RAT RACEJL son at the time of her arrest, ivas Fla., Mrs. George Zeller, 45, of is expected to act on hiring a su­ TW O MUXION sion to keep wage settlements "I don’t know what Is going to tions as soon as possible.” a for­ 'verdict granting damages would been sent to ’ him from lapidaries stand,” he adopted the same con­ FLOOR WAX help me go over and aee him. and the prime minister "soon will eign office spokesman said of the have to be based on evidence also arrested and was presented Philadelphia, William Spatig, 43, pervisor and drivers for the new I reasonable. happen to me. The investigation be able to resiime his actiritles as as far away as Ceylon Md India. cept to his religious beliefs and PRESCRIPTIONS "Maybe if the women of Amer­ Soviet plan. amounting to speculation. He said in a companion case. Larose was of Bethlehem, Pa., and Mrs. Stan­ town-owned transportation syt' mCDICAL KeJinedy lubscribss to the Dem- and Interrogation is stlU golHg on. before.” But the comment of most He was bom in Pittsburgh, Pa., teachings. He displayed his col­ E A. JOHNSON ica wrote to Mrs.- Khrushchev and On Fled Chinese Premier Chop such a verdict could mean the fined $9 for allowing the operation ley Aaroe, 41, of Canada. A sec­ tern. Siafely Oompoonded j ocratic platform demand for re­ When It Is over there will he a asked her to let me see my hue- Cubans ws* thst Castro had been Dec. 16, 1869. He was graduated lection on many occasions to reli­ P H A R m R C Y En-lai's offer of a peace pact, the death knell of the tobacco industry. of a motor vehicle by an unlicensed ond son was killed In World War p a i n t CO. straints on "administered pricing" trial. I don't know when (he trial band it 'vyould help. I read that she "sicker than we thought.” from Pittsburgh High 'Sfehool In gious and civic groups ad­ 6BIBIAWMBK,i.6. ML i-4$46 ' ■ - the ability of .some industries spokesman reminded reporters: In a similar case last May in operator; and second, $24 for al­ II during the invasion of Nor­ Manchester Eveoliig Herald An­ ARTHUR DRUG 728 Malii 'St., Manchester will be or anything. I only know was a kind and nice 'oman and I lowing operation by an unUisured 1906, and took business courses in dressed. S44 MAIN STREET to’t homo hooting ' to maintain and inersase prices "It's not a new proposal. We do Pittsburgh, Otto Pritchard, 61, a Cuts Stones Himself mandy. dover oorreepondent, Mrs. Panl that I don't like the situation I have cabled her m yself” not feel that dealing with the quea- person under 18 years of age. Iron CJity Business College in that D. Pfansttehl, telephone Pngrim I regardless of demand. Nixon, aa am in or the aituatlon I have M n. Powers said she felt she Pittsburgh carpenter, failed to win city. In 1911, he joined the Salva­ The colonel traveled widely while Plans tO/'Visit Turkey head of the anti-inflation commit­ U.S. Raps Red tior of nuclear arms alone is ever a suit against another cigarette lions Plan Cookout When asked if he — a man past 2-6856. OMf w oyl placed you in. should be at her husband's side n is Lions Club • members 'will tion- Army.' In-the Salvation Army. He did mis­ tee, has rejected the theory that llkel.v to provide a useful solution. firm. sionary work In the Near East, and his seventieth year — still plems "I was told that if the U.S. gov­ when his trial begins. "However we are always pre­ have a steak cookout next Monday Col. Spatig was in charge of You get premium nuality administered prices have been a After 20 days of testimony, U.S. ^WINDSOR he hats 'Visited the Barbary states to add more gems to his collec­ ernment would let any . of you ’ That date is Powers’ >lst birth­ pared to discuss the limitation of night at 7 o’clock at the home of corps in Columbus and Cleveland, T h '■ Ronk I h a t ij;vcs you PLANNED SECURITY Mobilhaat with RT-9S . . . the ' major factor In the inflation of day. Call for Talks Dlst. Court Judge John L. Miller Ohio, and Philadelphia and Scran­ of North Africa; (Cyprus, and much tion, Col. Spatig replied, "Oh, yes. 2 Dead, 17 Hurt pome that you would be allowed amis In a properl.v balanced (dis­ directed a jury to return a verdict Harry Erickson on Erdoni Rd. most completely effective fuel i the post war years. In his last letter to his wife, he Heads For Korea ton, Pa., for many years until his of the ancient world. While on his Next year, my wife and I plan to to see me. I would rather you armament) agreement.” against Pritchard. Alfred ' travels, he found marly of the oil additive in use today. And commented wryly on this fact, ((kmUiHied from Page One) The caution that 'marked the Lt. John C. Osmond, oldest son retirement eight years . ago. He ■visit the places in Turkey where As Bus Crashes Tomorrow: Civil Rights, waited until the trial or after so saying: Pritchard had sought 11,260,000 ( jewels in his collection, and he met St. Paul preached and built you get premium service. Au­ that 1 could tell you what the re­ Foreign Office comment under­ o f Mr. and Mrs. John B. Osmond uid his wife moved to Manchester "The trial date has been set for .States at the summit until Eisen­ in a suit against the Liggett A when he retired. several lapidaries from whom he churches. I hope to find more tomatic deliveries . . . s bsl- sults were but I will leave the de­ score the policy laid down by of Whitney Rd., left Simday by still purchases stones. Gettysburg, Pa., Aug. 2 tiP)— A the 17th of August. I sure didn’t hower left the White House. Some Prime Minister Macmillan that no Myers Tobacco Co. He .said he train for Oakland Air Base in Despite the time-consuming du­ gems while I am there.” aneed pa}rment plan and many cision of when to come up to you." He receives each stone uncut and truck returning a group at boys Klan Wirjird Dies expect a trial for my birthday. •said they would wait for official doora be slammed in the unfolding smoked the firm’s Chesterfield Sturt* W ed.' CaUfomla. Lt. Osmond has spent ties o f his religious vocation, the He admits that the collection other mplTM designed to make At another point in the letters, "Tke Bell* Are Rinzinz" unfinished, and ho cuts, cleans, and from a swimming party crashed I ___ "Now you can make plans for replies before giving up hope that pattern of East-West relations. cigarettes for' some 29 years be­ > a 15-day leave with his family colonel neverthiess found spare has given him a “satisfaction to home KMting rtnlly easy. Powers expfesaed regret to his your trip. I don’t want you to havei fore part of his right lung was re­ Pin* Ind Big Hit finishes it himself. He slices the yesterday, killing two of thetoi and Atlsnis. Aug, 2 i>Pi 'ITie Tm- the United States and Russia TTie Foreign Office spokesman ’‘Bell Bent Far Leather" alnce completing his officers' moments to devote to his hobby my own mind and heart,” but, he wife for ‘The mess t have made to sta.v here In Moscow alone for a moved In 1953 as cancerous. large chunks into one-quarter-iheh injuring 17 others. -wHIi perisl Wizard of the U.8. Klana, might get together. said Britain, like the United training course at Ft. Eustice, Va. o f collecting stones. -He admits said, "the pot o f gold has not yet DonT Depend on Luck! knights of the Ku Klux Klan, la of our lives." He wrote: long period of time. You know how Morozov asserted that the U.S. Most of the testimony, both for slabs, and examines the freshly cut Killed were Walter Bupp, Rou- M o b ilh e a t ■T.«« plates, favors the idea of a ineet- Hitekeork’* and la now awaiting assignment to that even as a boy heriiad a love surface for the portion he finds been found. I am still searching." zerville, Pa., and Patrick Oipe, I dead. "I wouldn’t feel too bad If only It is to be alone in a strange city ... proposal for a dlsanjiament com­ ing of the U.N. Disarmament Com- the prosecution and defense, - was ■DIAL^H[AD M FORCf THE M l’ RREST D E B " What has the colonel learned "I }iave a Russian defense coun­ Korea with the Arm y ’PransportS' o f stones. most suitable to finish. Shippensburg, Pa., both 16. Nm dees-««t)M F.ldon I.,ee Edwarda. M, died of I were involved. When I think of mission session was inspired by mis.sion this month to consider the given by medical people. Pin* from his many years of Qpllectlng sel appointed to defend me. I have STBANOKRS ON A TRAIN" tlon Corp. He expects to be in the Yearned for Knowledge He smooths and shapes the ’They were among a group from a heart attack at hla home laat the pain I have caused you "and "considerations connected with deadlock in the East-West nego­ Pritchard’s attorney said at the Far East 14 months. and studying stones? "God sleeps my parents, I realize that no In­ talked to him several tirhes and "In 1893 when I was five years stone on a revolving' wheel. He the Hoffman School for Children nijfht. He had auffered an attack the internal situation In the Unit­ tiations. time that he planned to appeal the Vacatloa News in the stone, God moves in the dividual has the right to do things feel aure he will do his best and old,” he recalled, “my father fastens it on a short’ stick with seal­ which had spent the afternoon at a I about four monlha ago, hla wife ed States.” verdict. However, no appeal has Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Soracchl, brought back for me from the Chi­ plant, God feels in the animal, And that effect so much without .their that Is all I can ask of anyone.’ ’ been'reported so far. ing wax and shellac. Finally, he swimming party in nearbji littles- i aald, and had been ahowing algna It said the U.S. government SEW LON DoS their son, John, and daughter, cago Exposition a rock containing God thinks in man,” he replied WE GIVE ■ of recovery. consent." The flier's father, oiiver Powers, New Uniforms fUiishes and polishes the stone with town. Po\ind, Va., ha.s received permis­ wanted the meeting "to conceal WATERFORD Susan, are vacationing at Damar a crystal formation that looked polishing powder and an emery simply. Lynn Gaylor, 23, the truck driv­ GREEN STAMPS A painter at the Flaher Body Powers also was concerned its unwillingness to achieve an Iscotta, Mabie. Mrs. Soracchl is the ' plant here. Edwarda had been on about his dog. F,ck. sion to go to Russia but neither like a million diamonds. I decided cloth, and mounts it in a portfolio. His wife nodded appivvingly. A er, told state police the vehicle ran agreement on this question.” ' For Girl Scouts clerk at the local post-office. Dur­ then that, when I could read, I Several of the gems have sold petite English woman, she was up an embankment and fell back ' diaabillty leave alnce his previous "I .wonder if Eck misses me or the wife nor the mother of the pilot E f lS T U J O O D has been granted the necessarj’ The Soviet letter did -not say SPEED BOW; ing her absence, Mrs. Edna Rim- would find out why it was so for large sums. "Two Alexander-, wearing a delicate jade necklace on the highway In an upright posi­ attack. If he has forgotten me alreadv. I papers by the Russians. specifically the Russians would New York, Aug. 2 (A’l—Mes- Hartford Road, Route 85 ington will su'bstitute. beautiful.” Ites from Russia,” he recalled, ” I her husband had fashioned for her. tion. Edwarda maintained the KKK do mlas him. Take gooil rale of TWO BIO HITS! . Donsdd D’Auteuil of old Colum­ MORIARTY Three American attorneys also bo.vcott a meeting of the disarma­ dames and mesaieurs, for jiiptor "Adventures "An Affair Oonn. Turnpike Exit 77 This determination to "know he headed was a new organization. him, Barhara, fop he la a fine dog." ment coinmiasion. But reliable bia Rd. and Joseph AustUi of have unsuccessfully sought permis­ miases aged 14 to 1,7,. this latqat Of . _____To why” launched the^colonel 'oh a He often was at odds with similar On another occasion, Powers sion to enter Russia and assist in diplomatic sources said none of Storra have returned from a 2- W groups healing the Klan label. fashion; Huck Finn” Remember” lifelong studjsrbf stones. “At 12," BROTHERS wrote: Powers’ defense. the Communist nations would at­ WEDNESDAY week trip to the West Coast; They i i p * ■’ ” He la survived hy the widow and A 2-piece dress of combed cot­ le Celor heemtinued, "Iread *Danna’s Sys­ "I am atm taking walks every­ tend, and the Soviet attitude la Caler visited in Mexico and in several twb daughters, Mrs. Ben H. Gat­ ton sharkskin in deep, jewel-toned Eddie Hodzea Gary Grant rHATSTHEOm' day and arp getting a fairly good would discnurrf'ge 'V)articipatlon by green. A button-down jacket to be NIGHT of the large cities In California M l 3-5135 lin. Atlanta, and Mrs, Marvin suntan. I wo\ild much rather he Atlantis Found Tony Randall Deborah Kerr many of the Asian-African na­ worn with or without blouse. A hat S:l» AT 8:00 P.M. where Donald has relatives. fBOUQHr 301-315 C«nt«r St. Hamby. Furat Point, Ga., and two gslting my suntan on a beach WED., ••THE_RAT RACE grandsons. tions. - with embroidered deaign/ a anap- ^Boyd U. Tuttle, Columbia. Cen' somewhere with you. It's the same In Aegean Sea In proposing the commission on tuxedo-style tie and appropri­ ter, left Saturday night for Am­ The aim but it looked much better be­ ate accessories. fore all this happened.” meeting, the United States ac­ arillo, Texas, where he 'will be ' It's a cool modern ensemble and LUCKY married to Miss Sandra Kay One letter gave this account of Helsinki, Finland. Aug, 2 cused Russia of breaking up the I A Greek acientist sa.ys the loat lO-natlon East-West negotiations the latest restyling in Us line In ■Whitehead of that city on Satur­ W A T K I I ^ S hla day's doings: 12 years. "I sm reading 'Gone With The 'continent of • Atlantis .has been In Geneva and said the full com­ day. The ceremony will take place found beneath -the waters Of mission should consider the result­ A Paris epeation for milady? No HELL DRIVERS In the San Jacinto Baptist Church GALLERY Wind' now snd I like it very much. We have your baby’s the Aegean Sen. ing situation. sir. The hew uniform -.for senior at 8 p.m. Robert C. Tuttle will I don't know why T never read it Girl Scouts of America. Picture before I am very thankful that I Althouigh legend put the loat Lodge, the Republican nominee fly down Friday to be beat man Ilk* la read and am given the op­ continent In the Atlantic,. Prof. for the U.S. vice presidency, Is for hla brother. Fram ing, Angelos GalanOpoulos told the 12th expected to resign from the Amer­ 88 DIRTY * A R » t- portunity to rend. It made the time Corpus Christl, Tex., Aug. 2 (JP) '^Print*, Paintings exact size. pass faster and takes my mind off General Aaeembly .of the Interna­ ican U.N. delegation after the Manchester Evening Herald Go- tional Union of Geodesy and commission meeting, and devote, —Three buses whicn brought hmaMa oorrespondeat Mrs. Donald 15 'o a k ST. my trouble* to a certain extent. about 150 Boy Scouts back to 1 have also been given a Bible' Geoph.yslcs, modeiTi scientific in­ hla full time to the political cam- R. Tnttle, telephone AOsdemy T I L 3-5171 struments iocated the Island about palgn. Corpus CSiristi from the Scout 8-8485. which I read every day. Jamboree at Colorado Springs, ■‘Have Just finished eating sup­ halfway between Athena and Crete, at a depth of 900 to 1,200 The Soviet call for a new sum­ Colo.j were decorated with various per, (her'e Power.* set down the signs. 2 Iwurs of automotivi fiHY RuMlan word for lit as it is spell­ feet. The sunken "cotitlnent,’’ an mit conference aroused some op­ ed in Russian. I get more than earthquake victim, iii estimated to timism and considerable .doubt In One containipg 44 boys dis­ enough to eat and always have tea have been 36 square miles in area. the British press. played a sign reading "88 Dirty ALL NEW 1960 FORDS to drink. In feet T am drinking tea "It might be, as the Russians Ears.” and smoking as 1 write this letter. In native, dialect, the word "gi­ ■UKg.Mt> that such a gathering PLUS Available at "The day is almost finished raffe” .means "the one who moves would reduce international ten­ and after T finish thi* letter T. will swiftly.” sion.” said the middle of the road STOCK CAR NOTICE London Chronicle, "although jiulg' ing from the Paris- debacle, this is RACING! far from certain?’ Starts Tomorrotc! "Chartrenae Caboose"—Tech DUETOTHCD€ATHOF DAA The Laborlte Daily Herald All These Thrill Events viewed the Social move as’a gUm I TONYCURTID s ENDS TONlOklT • At Our Regular Prices MIL CHARLES MATHER SR.* JOIN THE CROWDS WHO ARE c 6 m PARING Stores mer of ninshine among Cold War iDMIUYNOIMi "PSYCHO" ' Adults 11.60—Kids 50c MATHER'S JEWB.RY W IU BE CLOSED clouds. STARTS 9:45 ■ THE VALUE OF THE SETTER LOW-PRICED CAR "Perhaps he (Khriishchev) is In I H f REMAINDER O f THE WEEK . . . earnest this time,” it said. . "But 86 S IZ E S whttsver private motives he may WILL RE-OPEN havt, it ia... another* chance to a N d MONDAY, AUGUST 8rii. ta lk ... and while there's time to ENDS TONIGHT talk, there's time to hope." "Arnnnd The Werld le M Day*" An OpM LtHtr To Tonnomo Williams W ID T H S At S s.m . you INVEST RXTRA! "U YEARS AGO" CARRIED IN London, Aug. 2 (S’) — Britain •At 7:S# DEAR MR. WILLIAMS!— gave a cool but cautious reception ) _ : STO C K A T I hope you can flad tl^ rtme between your frequent trips to the- bsmk to fee Walt Disney’s "POLLYANNA." A wise man once said— “Open your mouth and your A L L T IM E S It Is as much an adult film aa your "CAT ON A HOT TIN purse-with caution . . Don’t rely on finger-crossing J u s f t a y HARD SOLE— FIRM COUNTER ROOF.” The oaly dlfferenee being, "POLLYANNA" eonoems It­ to pull you through, because luck can be trusted just self with normal, healthy peapie and the joys of living. I am sore STATEB ’ 6 0 M E R C U R Y i » 4 ♦>x: ft ift’ xl « A m 7 —DOORS OPEN 8:89—(SHOW STARTS AT 6:45— you will agree “ POLLYANNA” ta aa entertainment that should CURRENT ANNUAL 80 far.' Before making i^y purchase, anywhere, or in­ be seen 'by all, j • X I X I X ; X I X ! X | ~ jn x ” ! X I X vesting your money in some “get rich” scheme, IN­ ~ _____ >^r_X ! xT x ^x. I x'|~x_M'|'x Manchester Drive-In Theater VESTIGATE. Make sure! Be sure! Don’t take chances! J * X 'x I x'l j 'i'x'T'x I x^fx' •mwiPMs •** I ! X Tx"I X ; xT* ’ X : x rx’|“x'|'x STARTS TOMORROW X ' X I X I X — - - - Bonefieial’s Summor Money Plan 3 ^ 2 % Your greatest asset is a savings accountr-because you X X yMr «*MaD give,* you cash —and Credit Card, too can’t lose while your money is in your bank account— . Take it easy this summer-^take advantage of DIVIDEND where it earns and earns all the time. H e Fit Them €an^fully'\^ iM-iw BtNEFiOAL’f Summer M oney P lan. Soon as approved, JSdN-MEHKIO:(» get caiih for vacation or any goo^ reason--plus your own Credit Card for extra cash wherever you go. “You’re "BELLBOY” AT 6:45-9:29 MOn-tAN-H^ the boes* et. B enefi^ al, Phone today! ' !/9emqr31^sky “ OsMRiiSst" At 6!l9, Last .Comp,'Show 8 p.m. lasw sM ttsM89 U snsIlls Imwrsd atkwrasst Caap. The 1960 Mercury Mbnterey 2-door sedan is priced $31-166 b>ilow top model low- IN MAIN ST.. 2iM FIh Weelwwrih’s. MANCHISTEN WEST HARTFORD PLUS: 'TAMMY AND TH£ lACH ELO R" ailtshsH IMU6 * M i far Bis VE6 MANsiir ALSO! SEE HOW IT WILL HAPPEN SOON! price rwme V-S’s^and our "SUMMER SALE" trade d|eals will save you even more. C E N T E R COLOR—DEBBIE REYNOLDS OMN TMUnOAT IVfNIlAt UNIlt I AM. IVH and .■'tea ’’y EBBEV MBB* m MI. sBlTEBBBNlg WtWwwn-. ■■ .. 17 SO. MAI.V ST. E tosB i f M M ib Ai f S M i sO ia STBaydy 66MM M '' -< t t ll■^ l

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-'i' .' -■ • 8<^fcOTge-F6rnoii RUG anil J < v!- ^ v' VYy 't i f-' Y o u Should • • • Council ^ ill Discuss UPrijbuTERY Mr Mrs. Dorothy M. poipding IN The chief dietitian at Manchesn* 'CLEANING f City-Town Inequities Ur Memorial Hospital once baked ADV. her way to Chicago, can atiU whip TEL. Ml 4-I7I2 up an airy lemon chiffon pl*^ hut ■ Th« RocltvlU* City Council wlU^hoM to replace hoie loot at the would rather eld tlwo 88t. ARE F O i Mrs. Dorothy Morton Dowdlng flovoto 'Iti meeUn* Au*. 15 to a American Mill Fire. Ml 3-S747 4-H 1V>wn Fair Set won a 4-H Club contest bi Maine tfjjcuaalon of the major and minor The annual Vernon 4-H Town when she'w as a freshman in col­ WED., Inequities b e^ een the city and Fair will be held at the Tolland lege, on the basis of her. baking County Agricultural Center on Rt. and sewing skill. The prize was town. week’s stay in Chicago. Garner's AUG. 3 80 Aug. 13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. S GRISWOLD ST. Mayor Lteo B. Flaherty ad­ AH 4-H members In the town-of She had decided at that time vanced the sugrgreatton last nigrbt Vernon areilnvlted to participate, she wanted to be a 4-H Club agent, We Give jtdiT Green Stanape that the council talk over auch with entries to be judged on the to teach teenagers the ekllls she ONLY. problems as the cost of town road American system. had learned. maintenance, police, snow removal A well-rounded entertainment Whan she attended Farmington, «n d other Hema He said he had program is being planned and baby Mgine, State Teachers College, she SH0F talked with former City Treasurer sitters will be available. Junior prepared for work as an agent Abner Brooks about various In­ leaders are working on their child She waa graduated with a bach­ EARLYl equities and Brooks would llkb to care projects and will do the baby elor o f science degTM In 1937. discuss them with the Council. sitting chores. There will also be and came to this area to be the On a suf^esUon by Alderman supervised games for older chil­ Tolland County agent a post she John Schliphack, the mayor will dren. held until 1945. 664 CENTER STREET make a list of inequities and mall ZBA Hearing Tonight During her last year as the coun­ The Vernon Zoning Board of Ap­ COR. OF ADAMS them to Council members so they ty agent she was struck by a num­ TEL. MI 9-9814 WEDNESDAY may study them before the meet- peals will meet to n i^ t at 8 o'clock ber of personal tragedies, among In the Public Safety Building to Imr Is held. ^ V them the death of her husband of trays, which were then whisked The city and town have been hear the following appeals: Clem­ ent Morin, to construct a garage 10 months, Leonard J. P. Dowdlng, to the "Meals on WhoeliT heating at lo)jg:erheada for years over who and an Increasing deafness caused Prescription AUGUSTS should pay for what services to the with insufficient side line; Pat­ units. AUGUSTS by calcification o f the inner ear. Mrs. Dowdlng also tobk part in residents in the two linked com­ rick A. PoloHsolo, to use property She turned to teachng home Speciplist munities. Rockville is a city with­ on Bolton Rd. as a boarding house; the time and motion aCUdy made and Victor Wadasky to construct economics, first in East Hartford at the hospital by the University in the town of Vernon and city a garage with an insufficient aide and Jewett City for a year each, Tell Your Doctor To 10 a.ni. to 10 p.m. residents pay a city tax for serv­ then'two years In Somers. of Connecticut. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. line. Mrs. Dowdlng was bom Dorothy Phone Us BLITZ ices as well as a town tax. City Reoelvee ScboUrehlp It was in OroveUm, N.H.| where she not only taught home econom­ Morton in Jackson, Maine, daugh­ We W in DeUver , residents have ibn^ complained Miss Carolyn E. Nagy of 87 ter of Harold and MJrtelle Bach- Papal Legate Gives His Blessing ies, but ran the cafeteria for the they pay for such things as police South St., Rockville has been elder Morton vffio are living In and snow removal in the rural Gustav Cardinal Testa, official legate of the Pope, gives his blessing as he walks In procession 250 children as well, that she de­ USE THE CONN. RANK awarded a scholarship at HlUyer at opening of the 37th World Eucharistic Congress in Munich, Germany- Hundreds of thousands Brookes, Maine, and who cele­ CHARGE PLAN FOR YOUR sues, but get no benefits. The city cided she liked dietetic work best. brated their 65th wedding anni­ College of the University of Hart­ of Roman Catholic pUgrima, who were visiting Munich for the congress, heard Mass yesterday in Took Oonrsee at UConn ' PRESCRIPTION BE HERE EARLY FOR THE MOST SENSATIONAL SALE IN MANCHESTER also supports Its own highway and ford. The annual award offers full the 103 churches of the Bavarian city. (AP Photofax via radio from Frankfurt). versary In May. police departments. Earlier, she had taken courses She attend^ Morse Memoriml tuition and may be renewed over In enierlmental foods and curricu­ Urges Budget Out a 4-year period If high academic High School in Brooks, active In Last week, Brooks wrote to the lum building at the Unlvenlty of baaketball, voDeybell and hOckey. standards are maintained and If Hebron Connecticut. In 1958, she came to CHECK THESE VALUES-HUNDREDS MORE IN STORE-ACTION STARTS WEDNESDAY AT 10 A.M. aelectmen urging them not to put the student takes, an active part Bolton She remembers that many sports any money Ih their tm d^ for the Manchester Memorial - Hospital as were an hnporUmt part of life in in college activities. an assistant dietitian, and began next fiscal year for police In the Daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Lm - ‘Frontier Town’ that area. She recalls riding horse­ rural area, ^ e council two weeks taking courses in earnest during back to pick beaiui at a nearby HOI BUrS ON RADIO AND IV u a i r ter E. Nagy, the Rockville rirt Aug. 10 Set for Meeting summers at Teachers College of ago tabled a request froni the Ver­ is' a graduate of RockvlUe ragh farm. DIMONSIRAIORS, IRADE INS, HEW non Taxpayers Bureau that would Planned by YPF Columbia University. . Skiing Favorite l^ rt School. She will major in aec- She completed her internship to i have the dty accept half of it ondary education and plahs to And she won her first red rib­ ^ e Young People’ll Fellowship, On Fire Engine Purchase the American Dietetic Assn, at 21” CONSOLE 181,800 appropriation from the Fire teach French. bon for aiding while she w u still Special IMstrict as reimbursement for po­ an order of St. Peter’s Episcopal MMH. In fourth grade. Oat of Teamament In January 1955, she had the first (1) ALIGN FRONT END lice services in Vernon. The Rockville Little League AU Church, will present "Frontier The Board of Selectmen at Itsf for a period of six months. The ‘T d rather ski than eat," she BEG. 97A0 RCA TV The other half o f that amount Town” at the church baRfield on appointment is effective as of of two major operations on her admitted. She frequently spends would be paid to the Town. How< Stars and the American Legion meeting last evening set Aug. piO ear at the hospltaL The first waa (2) BALANCE FRONT Junior Baseball teams have bean Rt. 85 on Aug. 20 and 21. All Aug. 1. weekends Siding in New England, ever, this plan was doomed when sorts of attractions will be offered, as the date for a epeciel town Fainting Contracted called fenestration, or the open­ pariknilariy the area, near her WHEELS—SEGb fLOO 5 POSITION—5 WEBB eliminated from tournament com- 2 H.P. OUTBOARD MISS. WINSTED Fire District voters Ji% 18 killed a horseback rides, dancing, toys smd meeting to vote on appropriation Principal Richard Mather of the ing of a window in the middle ear. home town. Her friends' at the hos­ ($) OHEOR FRONT WHEEL *209.95 petit! oHc For a long while after It, she had R eg. Everoin Sprinkler plan proposed by the Fire District knick-knacks for sale, games and o f $17,600. for the purchase of a Elementary School announced pital tease her when She lieaves on BEABINOS Sunbeam Frypan ADJUSTABLE Onnmlssianers that the District The All Stars lost to Thomp- difficulty with her balance. A sec­ a skiing trip, saying they will 21" PREDICTA $125.00. AUTOMATIC sonvllle over the weekend, 4 to 8 refreshments. new fire engine for the 'Volunteer yesterday that the contract for ond - operation in January'' 1957 («) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM *89 99 give the Town $41,800 for police. If P.O. Site May Change painting the interior of the six reserve a room for her at the hos­ O n ly 3 ® ® In a District 8 playoff game that Fire Department. completed the work started by the CHAISE voted It would have meant a 6-mill Nothing la definitely aettled as rooms of the south wing of the pital. So far, she hasn’t needed it. went nine Innings. The Board of Finance has al­ first one, and enabled her to hear ALL FOUR ONLY _ PHILCO TV TOASTER R eg. tax increase for the District yet about the long expected new school I waa awarded to HarU- "One dream I have is to go back |SIE>r. OUTBOARD suggestion by Alderman John the Zone 2 championship. Rock­ green. Some dlssatlafaction is be­ ■pedal meeting will also ask She became the head of the cient Rmnans was to name their R eg. ing expressed by residents who submitted by Charles Rosborg *9.88 Rady, was felt to be the fairest ville finished second. townspeople to vote on this recom­ team which was at that (1957) time doge "Fldo,” which means “faith­ SERVICE ON ALL , I PHILCO TV RUBBER MAID Brush and Spray Painting Co. of f: SPINNINO REEL $1.98. way of disposli« of the land. Aider- Hospital Notes would prefer to have the site mendation. serving 195 patients. Fifty mem ful." CONVENTIONAL MAKES imtHiiiiusiuuu 98c West Hartford, $570; E and R *249.95 man Bernard urous said City En. Admitted yesterday: Harriet nearer the center, at the green If the amount Is appropriated bers were on the staff. Including DISH DRAINER Services Corp. of Glastonbury, part-time workers, all invol-ved In L to change the parking lot and roads adjacent In the hospital to learn how- to ad­ ?^fo.95. ^229.95 lOflILL wiT three lots on Windsor Ave., from Oak St. Approval by the Planning and The selectmen reappointed Prin­ Values To $ C O C $5.98. 'EI.ECTRIO MOTOR Zoning Commission has been given cipal Richard Mather as United to the school. just to difficult diets for diabetes $10.00. □.7^ R eg . $17.95. ^ 8 .7 7 *2.98 Residence A Zone to Business A Discharged yesterday: Leo Rod- or gout. It waa Mrs. Dowdlng’sjob Zone. Part of the -First National rique, 6 Brookslde Lane, Vernon; to the 10 and 17-lot sections of •Natlon'ii Day chairman. This year The monthly meeting' o f the $27.56. the Abby Estates on North St., the day will be observed on Oct. Volunteer Fire Department will be to help the patients find as much WEBGOR HI-FI *3.95 * 11.88 Store In that area Is In Residence Arthur Anderson, RFD 8, Rock­ variety and tastiness as possible ALL A and the remainder in Business A Gilead area. In the case of the 24. Dr. Robert Bowen of Coventry held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the FLOOR MODEL CHOPFINO BOARD ville. within the limits of their diets. I P L A S n e Zone. Two houses are Included in larger tract, approval requires the was nominated as Town Health firehouse.' BADMINTON SETS A device she invented, called R eg. the plot Goldfarb wishes resoned. Veraon and Taloottvtlle news la posting of a surety bond for im­ director for another 4 year term The Board of Finance will hold 2 Play FISHING RODS PORTABLE BAR Building Inspector Roland P. provements, the amount to be in subject to the approval o f the a epecial meeting this evening at "Dial a Diet," helped patients to SPECIAL $1*69.9.5. ^ 8 3 . 0 0 $4.98. handled ttm agb The' Herald’s ■elect the proper foods. The de- CLOTHES BASKET ^2.98 Vsher, now on vacation, wrote a Rockville Bareao, 5 W. Mkln S t, agreement with the Board of Se­ State Department of Health. The the-Town Offices at 8 o’clock. 1 ONLY—WHIRLPOOL letter to the Council reporting that lectmen. term of office starts on the first vlpe Is made of cardboard with letopboee TRemaat 5-8185. 8 PLAY ?4T,5. *24 95 he has not had much cooperation The putting up of houses in the Monday of October. Manoheater Evening Herald Bol­ different sections colored differ­ - i Price ently to Indicate food families. It DRYER 88e from. Sunshine Realty Co., In Im­ smaller tract is expected soon. Dog Warden Frank PaggioU ton oorrespondent, M n. Louis Dl- OFFER! RCA HI-FI proving the parking lot that firm mock Jr., telephone Mitchell 9-98ZS looks much like the arrow-dlqls KRO-KAY SETS ' On Queen Anne's Lace was appointed a spedal constable la making near the "boardwalk*' Russians Oaim used in children’s gameA Floor Model BLOND CONSOLE R eg. property on E .. Main St. A bouquet of wild carrot blos­ $P0N0E MOPS soms, which may be seen at the JUST TESTINO It lus proved so successful, a $12.95. Usher said City Engineer Law. Capture of U.S. major publishing house may man­ Refir. *7.99 vence Johnson suggests the firm Douglas library, is being much ad­ Seadragon Starts mired. Mrs. Daniel O. Horton, one Philadelphia, Aug. J2 (P)—Thla ufacture It In the fall. $249.00.- use calcium chloride to keep the Spy Near Iran Another interesting project wSa 1 ONLY—PHILCO 72" X 72” NYLON of the librarians, has dyed the lacy Voyage to Arctic is the city’s Idea of an appropriate 99c dust down In.the lot and the ramp her reorganization of tKe patient to the lot that runs between the tips In various pleasing colors, pro­ ducing beautiful effects. ' test message for a teletype wire tray servlea SWIM POOLS "boardwalk" and the Leader build­ Moscow, Aug.' 2 (F)-;^Tha Rus- Portsmouth, N.H., Aug. 2 W)— 30” RANGE i O | . ^ Velocipede This coloring process does not operated out of city hall: - An assembly line^was set up TABLE MODEL HI-FI WITH FRAME ing. slens today clalmad to hava cap­ The nuclear submarine Seadragon SAVE wilt or otherwise affect the beauty "It Is the duty of all good men with four workers an^ cook and R eg. The firm plana to ameslte the tured en American spy they aald Is bound for the Arctic today to at­ RADIO COMBINATION 42 I 1 0 " ...... $7.95 f 2-GaL 6a$ Con ^ lot and ramp and is presently waa ordered to ferret out locetions of the blossonla, as might seem to have to work for jury pay.” supervisor serving the food to the $25.95. Meewm Cleoner -Inch probable. tempt the first east-west crossing $249.95. M 3 3 e 3 3 1 3 " ...... $8.95 seeking bids on the Job.. However, of Soviet Intercontinental balUstlq beneath the North Pole. *13 88 This correspondent to The Her­ Storoue Chest Johnson said any ameslte put down missllee and air defenaa Installa­ West to east aub-polar voyages I U " ...:. $10.95 Only 3 9 ^ ^ BOW would most likely have to be tions. ald, far from coloring the wild car­ have been made by the atomic sub­ 2 ONLY-AUTOM ATIC *29.95 Aw”k $29.99' rot blooms and making bouquets of Is Complete with self-etoiing replaced because the paiking area The men was idantlfied as V. M. marines Nautilus, Sargo and OYM SETS Supcr-auclMn ter deep do«ni I D««i|n»d for rugged uie them. Is very busy just now pulling 14 CU FT. AUTOMATIC I St well St besuty. i Sexibte s p o ^ Vented for jtM not settled enough, ut the Slavnov but the snnoiuieemant by Skate. Reg. ^ rleenin*. Complete with all 1 up and destroying the pests, al-j fast, eeary pooring. meantime, dust is a problem there. the National Security Committee Seadragon’a departure from 1 ,0 0 0 WASHER PHILCO $50.00 “ iwe—eriee. ------Petition for Sewer did not give his nationality. It said though admiring their lacy beauty. *29 95 About Town Portsmouth yesterday wat favor­ The Council received a petition he was captured In June as he tried ed by clear eumraer weather. She Is AUTO REFRIGERATOR from 28 South St. residents ask to cross the border Into Bran. Congregational Church people METAL FOLDING ALL DO aS are being urged to inform their manned by 97 officers and men and v 7 i.n .' ALL FLOOR MODEL Ing for a sanitary sewer on that Thera waa no immediate com­ also has aboard seven civilian ON ?139.95 street west o f Vernon Ave. The ment from either State Depart­ pastor, the Rev. John N. Cross, of UTILITY TABLE WILLOW Reg. $7,05 cases of Illness In the families of technicians. $2.99 Health Committee was authorised ment or Central Intelligence Agen­ Families of most of the Navy 8 ONLY—DOUBLE DOOR *299.99 24” X 60" h CARRIABES cy Bources In Washington. the church and community. If LASS Price to begin action toward setting up personnel previously left for R eg. CLOTHES BASKET m public hearing. The ennoiuicamsnt said Slavnov anyone in the neighborhood Is 111 All-purpoee metal chcet with Hawaii; Seadragon’s new duty sta­ 1 ONLY—EASY AUTOMATIC $12.95. carrying handle. Ideal for The Council also voted to pay had been given special training In or needs help that a pastoral visit tion'will be Pearl Harbor. Of All Kinds REFRIGERATORS *7.77 i Price eaplonage In Amartcan Intelligence 1960 LINCOLN utility purposes. Frank Golemba $230 for the cost might provide, those knowing of Her skipper, Cmdr. George P. AUTOMATIC DEFROST POCKET WATCH o f repairing his sanitary sewet schools in Limburg end Fyessen, such cases are asked to call the 12.8 CU. FT. WASHER ^ 1 .0 0 West Germany, "under the direc- _ Steele, said he expects the vessel Isitollsd Promptly ALUMINUM lead when a city sewer, main pastor or one of the deacons. will spend a month submerged in 1 2 . 4 4 r i - TURTLE WAX backed up' onto his,, property. ^ - tlon of Harper, Uhhnisn, HpUitaj4^--/i th^F^v^Mr;^43ross-harbeen the Arctic. In AR Mokst Cm AND DRYER SAVE ON TOYS andm w t A othera IV wm. Americana s m a « pI s i a « « agents.' _•______« a * .. _«____ « FOLDING COTS derman Croiis’sald helearned that in charge of the churches of He COMBINATION Golemba had the sewer pipes on The aeeurlty committee lald bron and Gilead for a few weeks Work Don* liMbors in Oiir Shop *247.77 R eg. IRONINO PAD Slavnov waa to aettle down In Lisn- FBODiauf KROYOON 99c his IshA^ug up and cleaned after only, such Information would be OPEN 5 DAYS A WEBB—S AM. t o S PJL $10.95. Ingrad and (collect end transmit ^6.66 HOBBY HORSE be was told the city sewer main of great service to him. 2 ONLY—17" PORTABLE COVERS was not clogged. However, it classified Information on Impor­ Young Robert Cole, son of Mr. AIR CONDmOMERS .(Very Low Mileage Executive Cars) *279 99 GOLF BALLS VISTA WAX was later discovered the city line tant dMenae and Industrial In­ iuid Mrs. Alfred Cole of Hope LOW PRE-TAX PRICES J. A: WHITE GLASS CO. Ror. not Golemba's was blocked. Some stallations In Russia. Valley Rd., had his first airplane 5 TRANSISTOR FICMG BASKETS $24.95 Ref. 115.00 $'Q A A The announcement said another TV SET *17.88 of the sewerage backed up Into ride when he went to Florida to 31 MSSELL ST. PHONE Ml 9-7322 part of Slaynov'e mission was to Pbtferton's Doz. Doz. O e^^ 80c Golemba's cellar. visit hfai aunt, Mrs. J„ E. Combs 180 Center St.—<3or. o f Ohnroh . RADIO r In other action, the Council obtain Soviet passports, Idsntiflea- 99c CHILDREN’S 15" X 17" tton cards, party end youth or­ and family at Miami. He returoa .'bgreed to the payment of $110,430 today, accompanied by hie aunt -*157.77 ganization cards and the like for SPAOHEni BOWL to Plantations CmstrucUon Co. and. coualna, Mrs. Combs and her CHILD’S CHAIR future spies headed for the So­ BOAT CUSHIONS FLOOR MAT for contract Mils incurred at the son end daughter, Douglas and 2 ONLY—2lV_^CONSOLE P U Y SUITS viet Umon to use. *21.95 _ city filtration plant being con- Virginia. While in Florida Bobby R eg. atnicted off Filter Bed Rd., and He was also to reoniit "waver­ n.oo V alu es T o attended a weekend jamboree of 2 ONLY—1 TON $7.95. 33c ■91,129 to Bowe, Albertson and ing elements’’ In Soviet lodety for SiiMkort^ - Rolf ShOM- - SumiiMr ShotsOur Bigstit SaIoZ TV SET n . 9 9 $5.00. • *3.99 .Associates, the engineering firm In use in gathering Information and the Dade County Boy Scouts. *1.99 MEN'S charge of the project; voted

MANCHESTER EVENINO,HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN>s TUESDAY,.AUGUST 2, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,, AtJGUST 2, 1960

\ ^wifn Trials Start- f ■ J Recognition [ Spoid Scl Whip Leaders National League Contenders Slated Final 5 ^ • Today Pitching—Jim Perry, Indians— Mal vs. Gus'e, 6:15, Chartid'^ The young righthander pitched a St. Mary's v*. Liberty, Nebrf. ■ And Triumph D a y o f IC O five-hit 8-0 triumph over Wash­ Farrell’s Hopes Alive Morlarty’a ■vs. Kinaella, 6,' Clash in Two Head-on Series ington for his 12th victory. It was Park, Hartford. VoteiJ into the Conn^pticut his third shutout, all against the In Close Ones Wedneiklay, Aug. > Golf Hall of Fame this year Senators. New York, Aug. 2 {IP)— ^The'^ *<1 1« e spectacular one-hitter, * Warren Spahn (11-7), gunning Detroit, Aug. 2 (IP)—The amazing recovery of free style Teachers No. Ends, ' 6t yielding the sole safety in the for his 11th 20-vlctory season, is has been Holly Mandly, for a Batting—Pete Daley, Athletlu New York, A ur. 2 (/P)— National League pennant AMERICAN UCAOUE champion Jeff Farrell sharpened interest today in the open­ —The ex-Boston catcher drove Ui Charter Oak. Paul Richards' surprisiuR Ori­ eighth inning. He followed -with a Charlie Dressen's nomine^ to open Monday’s Results long time one of the outstand­ ing of the four-day U.S. Olympic swimming and diving trials. won’t be decided this week but four-hitter against Pittsburgh and for the Braves. His opponent will four runs against his former mates (Jongo vs. Temple, 6:15, N al^^ oles appear to have hit upon a A__little unscrambling should Baltimore 2, Chicago 1 ing performers in both state Farrell) the' fastest American at 100 and 200 meters, ap- with a home run and two singles tn Man. Auto vs. McIntosh, 6, then came back with a seven-hit­ be young Ernie Brogllo (11-5), New York 3, Detroit 2 winning formula which may take place as all but one of the ter in' 10 innings against the whose last outing was a brilliant and New England competi- peared to have lost his chance for^ Kansas City’s 10-8 victory in 10 mortal Field. Cleveland 3, Washington 0 innings. pav off in the first pennant in Braves. shutout against Cincinnati, in Uon. The selection, was made by Olympic medals when he under' recommendation o f the Men’s Moriariy’s vs. 'Valeo, 6, five top contenders clash, head Kansas. City 10,. Boston 8 ( 10); members of the Connecticut Sports went an emergency appendectomy Baltimore’s brief American on. The) Los Angeles Dodger*, hot­ Los Angeles alsO Wilt be shooting which he fanned 12 batters. . Track and Field Committee. Park, Hartford. W. U Pet. Q.a Writers Alliance with the tabu­ only Wednesday. Leafpie hintory. Actvially, its a test club in the 4iircuit despite its best in. Stan Williams (11-2), In the other game, Cincinnati Chicago- . ..57 41 .563 When asked last week if special Thursday, Aug. 4 winner of his last five decisions. freshman Jim Mahoney, who lost lating being done by the Greater It seemed almoet certain he Monday's Homers dmihle-airnert plan. . . win the rlose their third place post, open a four New York ..54 39 .681 Hartford Junior Chamber of Oom- action could be taken for Farrell Telephone vs. Renn’s, 6: ones and knork off the top team. game series with league - leading His opponent will be '’Vernon Law his first start recently following .560 wouldn’t be able to participate in Baltimore ....5 5 45 Jnerce. in view of the Kelley case. Art Charter Oak. ? The third place Birds followed Pittsburgh tonight which conceiv­ (13-5)', the league's top winner, his recall from the minors, will op­ Cleveland .....4 9 .621 the trials, a "must” for making the (Season’s Totals'in Parentheses) The award is made each year 42-member men’s and women’s Lentz, assistant executive director the blueprints to the letter last ably could knock the Pirate* out along with Sam Jones of the pose right-hander Bob Anderson Washington ...46 .484 of the U.S. Olympic Committee, AMERICAN LfeAGUE Kaceya vsT* Clvitan, 6:15, NebO. Giants. (3-7) in Chicago. on the basis of the man whom the HOLLY MANDLY Rome-bound squad. nisrht, defeating; the front running of first place. Detroit ...... 44 .468 writers believe haa made the great­ said Farrell must compete tn the Kaline, Tigers (10) Friday, Aug. 5 Second place Milwaukee, two .411 The 23-yearrold Kansan has Chirago White Sox, 2-1. Boston .,...... 39 est contribution to the game of trials .first. Then, he. said, it would Snyder, Athletics (3) Spruce vs. Clarke, 6, Memorial It was their 26th victory in 38 games beh'lnd the Pirates, meet the KansM flity .. 37 .398 made a remarkable recovery, golf in Connecticut Mandly’s elec­ ^ ^ be up to tbe Swim Committee and P. Daley, Athletics (8) Field. nne-nin deciaion.s this year. It also fourth plac'e Cardinals In the first Today's Games astounding even his doctors at the U.S.O.C'a Executive Board. Cleveland (Newcombe 0-0) at tion will be noted Sunday at the Henry Ford Hospital. StUl at the was their ninth triumph over the of an important three game series. Wethersfield Country Club on the The Redbirds, winners of five Washington (Pascual 9-5) 8:05 ■■ v V - '" " ' hospital, Farrell said last night he Farrell said he began "paddling White Sox in 16 meetings. No .club Conn Coaches Clinic final day of the Insurance City around” in the hospital’s 20-yard has a better record in close games straight following three losses to still hoped to swim An the 100- Pittsburgh, are only game* off ^ Chlcago^V^lercs 10-61 at Balti-> Open Tournament REO SOFTBAU. meter freestyle heats starting at 2 pool on Saturday, only three days and no club has made a better The selection of Mandly, one of the' pace and only a half game be­ mors (Barbsr 6-4) 8:05 p.m. Although outhit 16 to 11, Finast p.m. (EST) today and in the 200- after the operation. showing against ChIcMgo this year. the most popular In recent years, outlasted Police, 14-13, in a free New York's runner-up Yankees hind the Dodgers., Hear John McKeon Dstrolt (Mossi 8-7) and (Bun­ meter freestyle heats on Thursday. "I'm having trouble diving and The team seemingly in the best nlng 6-8) at New York (Turley will place the Manchester Country swinging contest last night at The latter seems more likely, how­ pushing off,” he said, "and I’m not trimmed Chicago's margin to a Club member in such select com- Charter Oak. Deadlocked 13-All at GREATEST half game with a .1-2 triumph over position, for the present, are the 7-2) and jCoates 9-2) 2 p.m. and ever. swimming normal. But Im getting resurging San Francisco Giants. Storrs— The man who last fall directed his soccer team to 8 p.m. p'any as Frank Rossr-Georgdana the end of regulation play. Finast batter.” the Detroit Tigers. Cleveland's Bishop, the late Mike Sherman, I’U know today whether I’ll be FISK While the first four clubs are con­ Kansas City (Carver 1-6) at pushed, across the winning run in At Toledo late last month, the fourth place Indians climbeJl to national mireg(iate runner-up honors will provide soccer Charley Claire and Bobby Grant able to go in the 100," said Farrell. centrating on each other, the fifth Boston (Monbouquette 11-8) 8:15 the last of the eighth as BiU Gal- six-foot, 155-pound speedster within six games of the top with coaches with inside information on how to succeed when he houn singled across BtU Kelly who "I haven’t been scratched yet I place Gianta will have a golden op­ p.m. Sr. All were contempoflea of won National AAU titles at 100 a 3-0 victor>- over Washington. lectures at the University of Connecticut Coaches Clinic CLOWNS PLAY TONIGHT: Shown workmg out above Mandly when the latter was travel­ had walked and stolen second. think I have a chance to make the portunity to reduce the 5V4 game Wednesday's Games and 200 meters in American-rec­ Kansas City outlasted Boston, 10- which will be held here August'®'- Cleveland at Washington 8:05 are a couple of the participants who will appear in' the ing the state and New England Ray Zemanek and Al 'Whipple first six in the 200.” gap that separates them from the 9-11. ord times of ;54.8 and 2:03. His 8, in 10 Innings. leader. p.m. coaches lineup in their annual game tonis^ht with the golf trail. led PoUce’s 16-hll attack with The first six in the 200 qualify Clearance time for the century was only Thi*re was no action in the Na­ He is John McKeon, soccer coach During his competitive days three hits. One of Zemanek'a blows for the 800-meter freestyle relay Won lO of IS Patriots Release Chicago at Baltlmsrs 8:05 p.m. Alumni League All-Stars. Game time lyill be 6 at Char­ two-tenUie of a second slower than tional League. at the University of Bridgeport, Detroit at New York 8 p.m. Mandly won the Connecticut state waa a homef. Bill Shaw also atrok- team. Only the first two In the Starting with a twi-nlght double- Australian John Devitt'a world whose topics for three discussion .Kansas Chty at Boston (2) 6 ter Oak with plenty of chudkles assured for those at­ Amateur title three times' and *d a three-run homer for Police. individual events 'will earn places header tonight, the Giants will be Six More Players record. ORIOLES 2. WHITE SOX 1 periods on Thursday, Aug. 11, were p.m. tending, ||ilong ‘with good baseball. (Herald Photo by twice waa crowned New England Finast ...... 605 100 11 14-11-2 on the team. In recent Olympics in Philadelphia for four games with made known toda'y by UConn Ath­ Start Tonight Ron Hansen, a rookl«) and Gene the seventh place Phillies over Ofiara) Amateur golf champion. His state Police ...... 803 313 00 13-16-4 the first three in each event quali­ letic Director J. O. Christian, clin­ With or without a sub-normal Woodling, a veteran, collaborated whom they hold an 11-3 edge. The Amhersit, Mass., Aug. 2 (JP)— NATIONAL IXAGliE titles came 1940, >1947 and 1949 Hawthorne and KeUey; Rusconi fied. ic director. McKeon will speak on Farrell, Lance Larson of Southern to jlead the , Orioles to their nar­ COOLING THEIR TOOTSIES: Pete Close, (right), Manchester native lyho won a Gianta, badly disorganized follow­ The Boston football Patriots have Monday’s Redult* while be captured the coveted New and Holland. Deoielon Not ^nounoed “Pre-season and Post-season Prac­ California and Joe Alkire of San row victory. Hansen opened the berth on this year’s United States Olympic team, is shown with teammate Tom Mur­ ing the release of Manager Billy cut six players from the squad (No GamM Scheduled^ i^gland crown in 1935 and agedn CnURCH SOFTBALL If he competes in the trials and tice and Drills,” frow 10 to 12 and learned a seventh—defensive w . L. Pet. G.B. N w In 1988. He won his own club titles Diego now loomed as the favor­ IN YEARS seventh with a double and scored phy, of Brooklyn, New York, as they geague, armed with Marlchal made his .major leag^ie vision of Physical EMucation, Mc­ lanova were the players rslsased. Los Angeles (Williams 11-2) at allocation of tickets and the New The New Britain Uoipi will has ever been honored on such Norm Warren was credited with A precedent was set for John J. heats in the men’s 200-meter r all the answers; meets today with Expansion Committees of debut against the Phillies and turn- Keon has been credited, with a tre­ Williams and Cordero reported Pittsburgh (Law 13-5) 8:15 p.m. Britain area eho’uld be fairly well sponsor a giant Kick-Off Lunch- a high state level. hie third victory in five starts. KeUey, the marathon ace. Kelley, breaststroke and women's 100 YANKEES S, TIOER.S t Wise Wednesday night at 6 the Auto­ Moior League the American and National Leagues in an effort to get ba.se- mendous Job of turning out super­ only last week and did not take Milwaukee (Spahn 11-7) at St. covered within the next few weeks. on the 18th at the Central because of blistered feet, dropped meter freestyle. The night ached old Casey Stengel masterminded Louis Brogllo (11-5) 9 p.m. MINOR USAOUE RESULTS men will take on McIntosh Boat. out of the Boston Marathon, one, ule, starting at 8:30 p.m.. Included NYLON the trip to Buffalo. another victory for the Yankees ior soccer teams at UB. Last sea­ _ In addition, Ticket Chairman, Connecticut State College Food ball’s third major league on its feet son, his squad won the New Eng­ Saban was informed that O’Han­ Cincinnati (Maloney 0-1) at Chi­ Eastern League of the team quaUfylng races. He men’s and women's 100>m«ter last night. In the seventh Inning Leaders: Robert Regan, and Game Chair­ Service Building and it is expect­ NO SECONDS Bill Shea, founder of the Con­ land championship to qualify for a ley, injured lato in the 28-7 ex­ cago (Anderson 3-7) 2:80 p.m. . man, Jay Webb, have touched all ed that sportowriters and an­ Binghamton 4, Springfield 2. Pitching Coach Mel Harder of later won the Yonkers Marathon, freestyle semi-finals, and heats in against Detroit, he called upon tinental Ivcague, and Branch shot at the national title. His 12-1 hibition triumph at Buffalo, has Wednesdajr's GaniM Williamsport 18, Allentown 10. Cleveland broke in with Omaha in second of the qualifiers. He wee the women’s 200 meter breastroke southpaw Luis An-oyo to protect NATIONAI< lACAUIIE move In. Naturally, what city . corners of the state, Mtablishlng nouncers from all sections of the NO BLEMISHES Rickey, Its president, both feel they won-lost record In 1959 brought chipped bones in his right elbow. Scut Francisco at Philadelphia Reading 0, Lancaster 2. the Western League in 1927. given a place on the squad on the and men's 400-meter freestyle. ’ ’..Y a 3-2 lead for Ralph Terry. In the Batting — Larker, Angeles, wouldn't accept an established upwards of one hundred ticket state will,be in attendance. .34.6; Mays, Ran Francisco, .343; xan answer the 10-polnt plan. major league team to a team from his seven-year record to 52 wins, The Patriots also added a play­ 3:06 p.m. outlets in the state. The school­ eighth, he replaced Hector Lopee The plan was set up by the ALL SOLD WITH Ashbum, Chicago, .32.6; White, St. the Continental League. 15 losses and two ties. er, end Al Badger from Southern I>oa Angeles at Pittsburgh (2) boy classic is expected to attract in left field with Tony KtAek. majors as a means of making the Yovlosin-Norton Listed Louis, .315; Clemente, Pittsburgh. Shea expressed regret that Au­ Sydney, Australia—Ralph Dupas, Ckinnecticut Stats of New Haven. 6:30 p.m. a crowd of over ten thousand and UNCONDITIONAL ROAD So what happent^T....Arroyo Continental League worthy of Headlining the football phase of Badger had Just been released by Cincinnati at Cfiiicago (2) 2:80 hurled three scoreless innings to .311. gust Bu.sch, owner of the St. Louis 1461/2, New Orleans, outpointed Willow Brook Park will be ready HAZARD GUARANTEE major league status. It Includes Charley Scott, 146, Philadelphia the clinic will be John Yovlcsln, the Montreal Alloliettes of the p.m. preserve Terry's fifth triumph. In Runs — Mays, San Francisco,' such dictates as obtaining terri­ Cardinals, and P. K. \Vrigley, own­ head football coach at Harvard for the throng. ( 12)- Canadian Pro League. Milwaukee at St. Louis 9 p.m. the ninth, Kubek made a spectac 74; Bruton, Milwaukee. 70; Ash- tories; minimum size of ball parks; er of the Chicago Cubs, were not who will be augmented by Harry Total of 66 Players ular catch of A1 Ksllne's bid for biirn, Chicago and Mathews, Mil­ salary mlnimums and pension members of the National League, Tokyo — Morlo Kaneda, 142, Arlanson, Tufts Qollege coach. Ken The East Squad, under the di­ Japan, outpointed JIro Sawada, a home nin wdth a running, over waukee, 69; Gilliam, Los Angeles, plans for players; schedules; Expansion Committee headed by Norton of Manhattan College rection of Joe Beldler of Weaver, Walter O'Malley of Los Angeles. 142, Japan (10) the-shoulder stab of the ■4115-drlve 67. population of cities to receive heads the basketball ticket. will be housed at Central Connec­ to the auxiliary scoreboard in "Mr. Wrigley and Mr. Busch are Tlajuana —Davey Moore, 127, The Clinic, sponsored by the Pro Soccer Now Catching On; L franchises, and,. acceptability of Runs Batted In — Banks, Chi­ thft only owners who have ex­ ticut State CoUege in New Britain front of the bleachers. cago, 81; Aaron, Milwaukee, 78; owners and officials. Springfield, Ohio, outpointed Kid Connecticut Interscholastic Athle­ 1 EASY C R E D IT 1 % « ■ ' A sixth inning single by third Rickey sald_,^'We can answer yes pressed sincere interest in want­ Irapiiato, 127, Mexico (10) (non­ tic Conference takes place Aug. 9, Mays, San Francisco, 74; Cepeda, ing a third league," said Shea.' title). string catcher .lohnny Blanchard San Francisco, 6.6; Mathews and to all points except territorial in­ 10 and 11. It )s open to coaches League Planning to Expand 1 As Little As I "But I'm happy to see Mr. O'Mal­ throughout the country with many THE DOORS d i W x U highlighted the Yankees' winning Adcock, Milwaukee and Boyer, demnification. ley heading the National League high school and college coaches AllStar Policy Per 1 tw’o-nin rally against Pete Bum St. lymts, 63. The Contlnenlal League has of­ eommittec. I know Walter, and I Fifithter o f Month from neighboring states making New York (NEA)—Bill Cox, ths^sven break financial!}^ Whieh to side. Blanchard was behind the Hits — Groat, Pittsburgh, 128; fered the American Assn. 40 cents W eek 1 know that he'd love nothing better an annual pilgrimage to these dis­ long-time sports . entrepreneur, is him is a succeeeful season. To Revert in 1962 50c late because of Injuries to Yogi Mays, San Franclaco, 123; Bruton, for each paid admission in the year erra and Riston Howard. Berra In which major league status is than to have it said that he headed Providence, R. I., Aug. 2 (A6— cussions on basketball, football and BO pleased with his professional Conaidering the Investment, In S Milwaukee, 119; White, St. Louis, the campaign to brin ^ another For the second time this year, soccer. soccer fUrtation the first year, he’s which Cox had to transport 11 for­ are has a stiff neck and Elston a dam 118; Pinson, Cincinnati, 117. granted, This money would go to New York, Aug. 2 (/P) — Major FISK AIRRIGHT NYLON aged left hand. the league and is four times as major league team to New York." top - ranked heavyweight con­ Non-CIAC members are'' re­ setting his cap for the unattached eign teams and house and feed the Doubles ■— Pinson, Cincinnati, quired to pay a 810 registnition European football combatants at a league club owners have agreed to * • • much as the.J.O cents per admission Shea said the Continental tender Sonny Liston of Philadel­ cities to the north and west of New 27; Mays, San Franclaco, 2,6; Cun- I-eagiie's Job. is to convince the phia has been, named the National fee. Rooms are available on camp­ York. coat bf 8300,000, a sizable gate was ' the .players’ overwhelming desire TUBE-TYPE TUBELTO rNMANR 8, HENATORA » — the league already receives fro'm rjingham, St. Louis, 24; Cepeda, major leagues that expansion Boxing Assn.'s boxer-of-the-month. us 'at 83.50 per night and meals Cox, founder, booster and backer needed. for two All-Star games in 1961 but 7.50x14 ’ g c Jim Perry, ywing sophomore right San Francisco, 23; Banks, Chi­ each club, . should come about through a third The announcement came along may be obtained on an "ala carte” of the International Soccer Leaiguc Seeks More Teams in 1962 and thereafter the leagues A00zl6 10’^^ 6.70x15 1 3 * ^ ^ hander, pitched the shtrtoirt for cago, Bruton, Milwaukee and "In effeetj” said Shea, "we're giv­ basis at the university commons. winding up its first season, is Oox la talking about increasing league and not within the existing with the monthly NBA rankings will revert to the traditional one (ha Indians and Mike La Hoc. White, St. Louis. 20. ing them the equivalent of four leagues. for July from rating Committee 1 Applications may be filed with nothing but Cheshire smiles as he his circuit to eight Instead of eix 8.00x14 m e 9 K rooWe ahortstorp, flgi'irAd in for years admissions. Once'we settle game. Triples — Pinson, Cincinnati Semk Sound Hoads Chairman Tony Petronella. Athletic IMrector Christian. e^des figures which imply an teams for each half, adding moro 7.60x15 7.14x16 all the Indiana scoring with a pal and While, St. Louis, 8; Bruton, with the league, then we can gd to doubleheaders and possibly moving Commissioner Ford Frick yes­ of singles. Perry permitted the the individual clubs and negotiate "Even If the majors went to 10 into more cities to form hts own terday confirmed the Associated 8.50x14 1 7 * ^ ^ Milwaukee and Kirkland, San M..i. 13-»5 Senators only'flve hits for hie 12th Francisco, 7; Wills. Chicago, Tay­ with them." teams each, that would not be ex­ continental league. Press exclusive of last week that vietory. He has lost ftve. It was lor, Philadelphia, Skinner, Pitts Shen Burned lip pansion in the tnie sense of the "If we can’t do this,” h« aaid. the two All-SU r games policy will Wide his third shutout, all against burgh and Mays, Ban Francisco, 6. Shea was burning over state­ word,” said Shea. "Only two cities reeting in the midtown offices of be retained for next year, the WHITEWALLS— ADD 4.00 MORE Washington. Home Runs — Banka, Chicago ments made by Hank Greenberg, would be, getting major league Red Birds Fly High as Hemus th« ISL, "w e’ll try for national games to be played a month apart. De La Hoc, the young Cuban and Aaron, Milwaukee, 28; Math­ vice president of the Chicago ball because going to New York tele'vislan. I’m not so sure that na­ ■rtie first grapin will be played tn called up from Mobile when White Sox and a member of the and Los Angeles would only mean tional; TV'shouldn't come first t« Candlestick Park, home of the San Woody Held was Injured recently ews, Milwaukee, Maya, San Fran­ cisco and Boyer, St. Ixruls, 21. American l.,eBgue Expansion com­ adding teams to cities that al­ generate interest.” Francisco Giants. The second game FACTORY scored a run, drove in one and se mittee. Greenberg all along has ready- ha-ve major league' base Cox theorizes that televised will be played in an Eastern city, up the third. Jimmy Plersall also Stolen Bases - - Pinson, Cincin ball." * Builds Defense Around Javier at the CUSTOM-BUILT natl, 2.3; Msys. San Francisco, 20; said the Continental I.#eague has games this year educated peb- exact site to bo determined, but RETREADS starred at hat with a couple of failed in most respects to meet the Shea said that he hoped the pie to eo^e'r enough that the gats ^ probably boston. singles. He also stole his 1,3th base Wills, Angeles, 18; Bruton, •sound heads of baseball would pre­ Milwaukee and(J Taylor, Philadel­ 10-point plan and reiterated his St. lAiui-s, Mo. (N EA)— A f­ Increased 60 per cent Suring the No dates were specified but the and scored twice. It was Cleve comments yesterday, vail' at toda'y's meeting, final half. . >— first game probably will be played land's 12th victory in 16 meetings phia, 1.6. Rickey said it was impossible ter their dismal , seventh- Pitching Williams, Los An- "I was hoping Greenberg would­ But after a skimpy first round Tuesday, July 11 and the second with Wsshington, giving the In n't make any statements before for him to believe that the majors place finish last fall,, the Car­ take, Cox was faced with the ■ game Tuesday, August 8. dlans the distinction o f becomihg gele*, 11-2, .846; Roebuch, L.os An­ prefer Internal expansion. The for­ geles, 8-2^ ,800; Law, Pittsburgh, the, start of the meeting," said dinals were redesigned for stark realism ' that his bootere Frick said the players, by a 6-1 the first team to take the season Shea. "Greenberg doesn't fxpress mer executive of the St. Louis- might not be able to compete with Fint Line Casings series from a rlvsl. 13-5, .722; Buhl, Milwaukee. 10-4, power. St. Louis was going to margli}, were in favor of the two “AIRCRAFT”! sound thinking in haseball. Minor Cardinals, Brooklyn’ Dodgers and score runs and let the holes the big three American sports of games next year. ^ « • • • ' .714; McDaniel, St. lAils, 7-3. .700. league baseball Is. rollapsing and Plttsbufgh Pirates said that_tha Strikeouts Drysdale, Los An­ baseball, football and basketball. "In view of the overwhelming Unconditionally Guaran^d ATHIJnYOK to, BED HOX 8 no one has any business of asking meeting could leave the Conti­ in the defense show. His later success came from a geles, 168; Friend, ■ Pittsburgh, By late May, however,. It was ■ vote,” said Frick, "the 16 major Bete Dsjey drove in four nms a million dollars for a franchise nental League with fotir alterna­ better balanced league with closer league clubs have agreed to the against his old Boeton mates but 1.30; Williams, Los Angeles, 127; that isn't worth a quarter. tives if things didn't break right: obvious to everybody from Gussie .Tones, San Francisco, 115; Jack- games and a permanent site. He games with the understanding that it took a scoring double by Bill "Furthermore," continued .Shea, 'We, could wait If we are Busch on down the line that this had played a split schedule at the 7.10x15 son, St. 1»iils, II3. system wa.s getting the Red Birds consent is given for 1961 only and Tuttle in the tenth Inning to final- "the only reason we don't have the blocked by the matter of Indemni­ Polo Grounds and Roosevelt Sta­ 3vfth the proviso that there shall for GOOD JOBS with GOOD PAY 6.00x16 7.95 8.00x14 9.95 ly give the verdict to Kanaas City. ball parks built for o\ir use Is that ties since the minor leagues are nowhere In a hurry. The infield AMERICAN LEAGUE dium in Jersey City. be a lapse of one month between Daley had a three-run homer and the majors are waving olive losing' so mvich money that every leaked. Balls"' Were - dropping for Kilmarnock of Scotland, winner 6.70x15 7.60x15 base hits in the outfield. games. two singles as the Athletics Batting • • Skowron. New York, branches to interested rilles. They year their worth will be less; we of the first half j meets either Red "It Is the' feeling of the clubs banged out 17 hits off five Red .32.3; Smith, fTilrsgo, .318; Sievers, And theft one night In Columbus, 7,50x14 8.95 8.50x14 10.95 give these cities the impression coul(1 become independent of the Star of Yugoslavia or Bangu of and many of the players that after Box pitchers. Tom Borland (0-4) Chlrago, .316; Mlnneo,, Chicago, Ohio, Eddie Stanky, the trouble­ that the Amerlenn and National major leagues; we could seek fed­ Brazil in the American Cup final, 1961 the schedule should revert to NO TAX—Conn. Sales Tax Only was th* loser. The victory went .314: Power, Cleveland, .313. I,iesgues are going to expand and eral-aid; or, w’e could give up.” shooter, saw Julian Javier play sec­ to Mike Kutyna, lest of four Kan­ ond base for the American As­ Aug. 6. Austria, England, France, the old plan of one AU-Star game r Runs Mantle, New York. 84; Portugal, Ireland, Sweden, Italy per year." MEN AND YOUNO MEN — tills Is an uihismo! o ^ r . ties with you. Prefpranca will be given to high school Check These sas City hurlerj. Marls, New York, 73; Minoso, Chi­ sociation Jets. Having played the Fra* Extras position more than somewhat, and Germany were also represent­ cago,' 62; Sievers, Chlrsgo, 61; ed. or trade school graduates. Drop in for a visit any week­ FBBE—puts fixed ! Apariclo, Chicago. 59. Stanky knpws a second baseman Qualifieci men now )iave fha doubla-barreled opportu­ for tha Ufa at the yUl TIRES MOUNTED FREE! Schoolboy All-Star Football when he sees one. General Man­ . With 45 minutes of continuous PslHier Top Winner tire whe* per- Mayg Fitifls Second Runs Bailed In - Marls, New kicking, head butting and elbow­ day, InducKng Saturday, from 8 A.M . to 8 P.M. ohaeed from > ager Bing Miller and Scout Clyde nity of Mirning attractive wa9es while learning valuable rBine t ib e INSTALLED FREE York, si; Skowron, New York, 71; ing. soccer la anything but a MihOso, Chlcsgo, 70; Mantle, New King concurred on Javier, a be­ Dunedin, Fla,, Aug. 2 UP)—^tte BOTATION MUFFLERS WEIILE YOU W AIT Batting Title Very Games Mean Little to Scouts church social. Ptofeasional Golfer Assn.’s week FBEX — Tires ro­ I York and LemOn, 'Washington, 64, spectacled six-foot-one-inch, 175- new ikilil for a successful future. tated every «,*** pound nhtive of the Dominican ■Re­ The' fans, whose numbers may ly toumainent standbiga show mllec ter the life Elusive to Achieve ( Hitar.MinosO' and Smith. Chlca be small but loud, endorsed the Arnold Ibilmer of Ligonier, Pa., ef the lire whe* go, 1)9; Robinson, Baltimore, il2; public who Is not yet 24. The Employment Office is easy to find on Main Street New York YNR'A'5'-'-Tlic'N1P*7ind signs a letter of Intent, other Columbus is a Pittsburgli affiliate. game with frantic vehemence. still leading the top ten money / eerohaeed from as. Matte Shock Alnorben v S TYm ’* I'Fox, Chicago and Gardner. Wash colleges would have to let him PBRE — Brakes Walt New York, Aug, 2 (g') Wjllle Ington, tlonsl Federation of State High Would the Pirates consider a trade Sweden’s Rune Lind had a tooth wtnnera with a total o f |68,700. Many mtaresting job openings are now available to men in East Hartford, Connecticut. Cheeked S A.M. - no. alone. 3 P.M. Mays of Ssn Francisco it having Doubles-. Skowron New York, 23; School Athletic Associations Is Involving Julian Javier, pro­ knocked out by a fan. Linesman Palmer has played in 20 profes EllnUnato Illegal Offers Harry Prager was the recipient atonal golf toumamehts, won five trouble getting that second Na- Slebem, .Kansas Cl(y and Allison, sticking its nose Into something nounced Hooiyan Hovyalr? who want to take edyentage of a concentrated training titmal Leasnie batting chsmplon- That would help eliminate some of a right cross to the jaw from and placed in the first five 12 Wsshington, 21; Maizone and Run­ Ihst no longer concerns them when They would If the Cardinals ship to add to the one he wmn In of the illegsl offers made a boy would- give .up a pitcher, say an uncontrolled ,cuatomer. ’ times. nels, Boston any a college coach. Moat In the Metropolitan Pro-Amateur Alex Grammas and then Daryl dinal upsurge? Detroit ( » — wiien Al Kalina Pascual; Washington, 106; Bell coaches' have decided long before Tournament at the New I.«ndo.n All-America out, and I shall be York Yankees for the lead at .321, Cleveland, 106; Monbouquette Bo* Spencer at second bese. Spencer "The Pirates were high on him. was hitting .243 he had manager ALL THIS such contests whether they want a Country Club yesterday. Tied, with ^aa returned to shortstop, where There is no better second baseman delighted If he continues batting ■iavera climbed 16 points on a 12- ton and Wynn, Chicago, 93. his current .260.” Jimmie Dykes on his side. "I can - for-26 perfonnaaes while Skowron high school athlete; scores of four-under-par 66 were his msnaclng bat belong*. Stanley In the National League," says help Mm only one way,” aaid th* WEEK TIRE SERVICE lost U pf pdve him th* hit sign whenevdr ha like ha’ll hit,’.’ teatifles Kenny Boy­ of rscruitlng wt again suggest a Jackeon Melkle of Wllltmantle, field to first bass. Vada Pinson of th* Reds, h* is has an edge on the pitcher. That . iUKOpfliilig OPEN TILL 9 PJH.'. i p U R S . ja n d f U L - A U ^ Berkeley, Osllf. — (N EA)—CtJ- plan mentioned many times before, Roy McLoughiin and Rocco Del Accentuating defenee, where all the fastest man in our wheel. He er, th* third baseman. way he’ll get a ehano* to swing Moffidsnr. ‘AnausE B Dtriffoii of United Air^ndt (!!orpontkni XN HAKmWD IlN MAMOBBBTEE | IN Johnny VlaMqr, former Ameri- ifoniia repreeented the United one that almost every college coach Priorp of the Host club, George me* are won, Solly Hemus In- has a wider range than Bill Mas- Javier, aoft-apoken Hispanist, at gome fat pitches. He never 6 U L«ajpi« All-Star sHortstop, is States in eight-dar rowing com- agree* 3elth — a nationaLJetler of Cefarettl and Bill Metz o f North­ aUled the fleet-footed Curt Flood eroski of th* Plmteik: inia one* more damonstrates what oiia has been under .250 for half a Ml Pni* Bt $ n Brand St. ■ ■aiflH t . ttWr-Vlfftorta JtoMDiuls tlM Olympte oam ai in Intanl. hampton, Maga.. and Mickey Greth ^In eenter teld." field, Tht pltehlng'fsdg* player can mean t* a baMhall MMon in his life.”, Kalin* has s EAST HARIFORO PLANT ON STRIKI OH «-4«n MI S-$6M a i tlM AA u a fu LmgM. U a bey m u « decldas on a school and Allan B m d o f WaUMrsflsld. jileltad up. Hal Smith hM so M- of th#. R96f*n altbt bavt oa him J U aaraar avaraga. i Z-' I t v"-; ,■ ,r .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUG(J8T 2 , 1960 FA4583 tor free pick-up. eoUeetloiis, attic coatanta or whole 10 a.m.-3 p.m.‘> binations throughout. R. F. Realtor, TR 5-7096. . ^ Hutchlna, kO 9-5132, PI 2-7985. satatas. rumltur# Rspelr Service, called out twice within a half ah DESK, knee-hole pre lt28tL5’}Vsr. FOR SALE Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara er moving. Price , reduced to Ruasoll St.—A home with tremen- small leather case containing valu­ automatic shift, radio and heater, and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Boildlng Materials. 47 ROOMS OF BRAND NEW rage, vicinity of the hoepital. $10,300. Louis ’ Goldfarb'^ Realtor, Valley, Lynije Richmond, old­ claimed hia snoring was so bad vey Flack, now wants to find out CiatOO, ILL. MiwiPflPM irNflieatf ' FURNITURE . Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evaha, doua poaaibilltiea .lor profeaaional vvhether chewing gum ndueee th# able IdentlftcatlMi cards. No in good running condition. First h: dbags repaired, . slpper re­ M, Herald. INVESTMENT PROPERTY TR 6*7096. est; Martha McDowell, most un­ that not only his wife, hut other $180■ takes ‘ it. TR 5-5-7001. placement, umbrellas repaired, USED) BUILDINO material for Beautiful Westlnghoqse Eleetrlo MI 9-5668.; or reaidential uae, 7 large rooma. usual; Brin Crowe, best dressed; relatives at opposite ends of the risk of siipring, and whether m uti- money. Pleaie return to H. NICE ROOM next to semi-private Business tone. 2nd floor 4 rooip Garage. Landacaped lot. .Available Bloomgarden, c /o Kahn, 106 Fer­ men’s ahlri *IIars reversed and sale, 2x8a and up. sheathing, ator- Refrigerator ROCKVILLE — 10 West Road- Joann Green, prettiest; Karen house were complaining. clans who play wind luBtrumeHta 1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy—will sell bath', private entrance, for gen­ furnished apartment. Excellent V—MANCHESTER—Keeney St. 5% for immediate occupancy, guson Rd. or to address listed In replaced. Marlow’s UtUe Mend­ age blna, ahelving, work benches, Zoned commercial. Eatablished Ferguson, fancieat. A Scotsman wrote: "One of my suffer from snoring as mudh aa for $275, Call Wllllmantlc AC MovtaR— Truddng— Help Wanted—-Female 35 Help Wanted— two complete bathroom seta,'' two Blonde Bedroom Suite tlemen. Abeolutely no drinking. condition. Priced to sell. rooip modified Cape with breeze­ other people. case. Reward. MI 8-2518, or call ing Shop. Handsome Diving Room Suite TV store and two apartmenta of West Side, Connie WlUke, pret­ sons can hear me as he como.uis Goldfarb, Realtor, TR prettiest; Kimberley Wilson, most "that there is no curt for enortaE 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best 48 etatea. MI 3-5187. experience and ability to do qual­ 9-6345, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, LODGE DRIVE—* room cape, ex ” I am an old married bian," he CH 7-6855. doors, and plumbing supplies. Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum 5-7095. real looking. other than killing your hueband, 1955 CHEVROLET, radio, heater, sendee. ity work required. Contact Mr. or Johanna Evans, MI 9-S65S. celtent condition, hot water tril. wrote. "My snores seem to be so MANCHES’”ER Package Delivery. DEMONSTRATE TOYS Choman House Wrecking, open and a few other articles. Keeney, Marjorie Belliviliu, which la' not legal In our country.’* tinted windows, 4-door sedan, Levine at Chex-elle, MI 9-0477. dally 3:30 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or EYERYTHINO Apartments— Flats— Farm and Land for Sale 71 combination atorma, acreena, park baby doll; Diane Palamar, stuf­ standard shlfL clean. Ml 9-2130. DICK’S WEA’THKRSTBIP Com Light trucking and package deliv­ VI—MANCHESTER — $13,900 6 NINE ROOM house, recently re­ AmMMmoeHMBls Work August until December, ex­ call MI 9-2392. ONLY $419 Tenements 63 decorated. Large revenue from ' aetting. Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, fed animal; Juatlna Balbont, mis­ pany doors and windows, custom ery. Refrigerators, waabere and PARTY PLAN MANAGER room Cape, fully plasteret), open Realtors, BU 9-0989 MI 8-7935. and Brian Mlkullitz, Bruce Eagle- stove moving meUalty. Folding cellent commission, no Investment, MONTHLY PAYMENTS BUILDERS five rooms. $48 weekly, MI 9-3081. cellaneous; Margaret Atherton, PHILOO-BENDIX U lb. wash, 26c : work guaranteed. Call collect WU- car and telephone necessary, larg­ FOUR ROOM apartment, bath, hot staircase, 8 bedrooms, choice reai- son, George Rudeen, Larry Davie, Soil Test Slated 1962 HUDSON Hornet, radio, heat' chairs for rent.:. Ml 9-9783, Wanted by leading toy party $12.63 prettiest; Robert Dufrles, most dry, 10c. Ladra Lady Launder- llmantic HA< 8-1196. est party plan in the country. GLEAN-UP SPECIALS water, heat. Apply Marlow’a, 867 ATTENTION dential locatim. ExceUent' financ­ SIX ROOM aplit - level, recreation MANCHESTER Green section, 842 Dennis Dion, Richard Bombardier, er, hydromatlc, clean. Ml 9-1428. company. We have top line, an ex­ Free storage until wanted. Free ing. Call the R. F. Dlmock Co. E. Middle Turnpike. 6 room sin- original. runners-up. center, 9 Miqife 8L, aeroae Crom FLAT FINISH Holland window MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ "SANTA’S PARTIES”. Tel. Dutch Doom $21.95 Main St. room, aluminum storms, nicely Around Library First Vfatlaoal Store. Open 24 Delivery Ml 9-5245, Barbara Woods, MI ble. large com er lot with fire­ Charter Oak, Nancy Quaglis, For girls, a tournament was shades made to measure. All ing Company. Local and tong dis­ ORchard 3-3207. cellent deal, and no deliveries or 24!’ Wood Shingles $4.50 Bdl. We have 100 acres of beautiful landscaped, close to schools, hours. Door- Cloaers $1.20 Ea. Free set upi by oup own reliable 9-7703, Johanna Evans, kH 9-5658, place. shade ' trees, patio? near prettiest; Mary Matson, funniest; played with jacks, with the follow­ Auto Accessories— ^Tires 6 metal Venetian blinds at a new tance moving, packing and ator- collections. Write or call Mutual land for development in the center church, shepping. Priced for quick Core borings of the soil arooad CLERK Clam Base .08 Lin. men THREE ROOM apartment, $65. MI of Bolton. Better -ttan 3.000 feet ■ale, 4%% mortgage may be as­ achoola, recently redecorated, 1% Marcia Donnelly, most unusual; ing winners; Janet Ward, Kathy lov/ price. Keys made while you w e . Regular aervice throughout Toy Parties, 20 Webster Place, 9-5229, 9-5. V n—MANCHESTER—Near Keeney Mary Cheney Library will be tglteB PHILCO CAR radio with aerial, Windows from $9.60 Ea. BEE IT DAY OR NIGHT frontage on State road. Immediate sumed. J. D. 'Realty, 470 Main St., baths, aluminum acreena, hot Eugenia DaCobert, cuteat; Dawn Johnson, Lynn Rlchwood, Joann 3 wait. Marlow’s. New England ^States and Florida. Street School. Beautiful L shaped Mikolowsky, Anna Donadlo, Vicki by tjhe Engineering ServlceeOo. of $18, for 1951 Studebaker. 69 Cooper Ml 8-6568. Office experience not required. Brookline. Mass. White Pine Jambs from $1.80 Ea. Phone for appointment action required. Financing ca-i be kn 8-5139. water heat, garage, modern kitch Duquette, best baby doll. THREE ROOM apartment, heat, ranch, 3% years young, extra •n. Will lease for one or two years. Millette, Amy Shorrock, Lora Glastonbury In the next few daya in VACUUM CLBANBStS repalned tn St. MX 3-1796. Plyform $210.00 per M arranged. Green, Vicki Millette, twin baby InteresUng and varied work. HIGH SCHOOL boy with driver’s Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0858 hot water, stove, refrigerator, ga­ large living room with fireplace, Available Sept. 1st. Owner moving dolls; Holly Urbanettl. -largest Greene, Kathleen Robbins. preparation for the detailed plana my own home shop. F i^ y years Buildlng-Contra^ng 14 No. 1 Oak Flooring $189.00 per M AFTER 8 p.m. CH 6-2481 ' rage, spacious grounds. MI 9-5229. HOWLAND OFFERS license, knowledge of carpentry Sel. Oak Flooring $200.00 per M .three twin-sited bedrooms, large out of state. Inquire on premiaM doll; Debbie Haefs, foreign doll; Goloring contest winners were and speclficstions of the propoaad tacTory experience. All makes, PalntliiR— PRpfNlnK 21 Pleasant air-condiUoned office. 9-5. J. D. REALTY wooded lot. Priced at $18,500. Call Auto Driving School 7-A BIDWEIX HOME improvement preferiWl, part-time. Apply .in per­ If you have no means of transpor­ Manchester—Custom built 6 room or R. J. Gorman. Agent, 780 Main Connie Shorrock,. moit unusual; Susan Loughlin and Patricia addition to the library. low rates, ores estinlates, free son. Personalized Floors 390 Main ' ■ ■ ■ ------470 Main St. MI 3-5129 The R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 0-5346 Co. Alterations, additions ga PAINTINQ AND pai Excellent benefit program. Apply CASH Jc CARRY tation, I'll send my auto for you. THREE AND FOUR Room apart­ ramch, disttoguishsd home, good St„ Tel. MI 8-7248. Carol Chamberlain, prettiest. Powers. Ptek-up Sticks contest was The borings were requested by lckup and delivery. Mr. Miller. St. No obligation Barbara Woods. Ml 9-,7702, Jo­ architects Alfred Reinnanlt and S EARLY’S DRIVING School-Clasa- rages. Roofing an-* siding experts. Good cleui workmanahlp at rea­ ments, Including heat, hoTWater, neighborhood, finest construction, Waddell. Gail Warre.*. pretUeat won by Kathleen Kissell, Susan A 8-8409. room and road instruction. Stand­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC, hanna Evans Ml 9-5658. Dumalne and Stephen Harvey. Joseph Hlrsch. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. sonable rates. 80 years to Man­ FIRST NATIONAL STORES, CARPENTRY crew wanted, large A—L—B—E—R---T— S gas for cooking, .electric refriger­ Honsea for Sale 72 1,500 square feet of family living, fancy doll; Susan Loughlin, pret­ RIDE WANTED by young man on ard and automatic, dual-control Unexcelled workmanship. Easy chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml 881 State St., North Haven, Conn, 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ator find Sas stove. Call MI-- 1% ceramic baths, craftsmanship Lots tor Sale 78 General Manager Richard Mar­ cars. Day or evening appoint­ Inc. homes. West Hartford area. Labor V m —b 6 l TON. 5 room ranch near tiest girl doll; Cathy O'Neill, tin authorized five borings to a New Bolton Road to Combustion budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR 9-9287. CHestnut 8-2147 9-7737- from 5-7 p.m. 60-63 PORTER ST. Exceptionally Manchester town line. 3 bedrooms, mahogany woodwork throughout, The scores for the Inter-Play­ ments. Call MI 9-8875. Park and Oakland Ave. only. Call 'RI 9-4770 after 6 p.m. Open Nights till 8—Sat. 6 p.m. THREE B-ZONE lots With olty cuteat; Martha Ruasell. most orig­ depth of 20 feet each to help archi­ Encdneerlng In Windsor. Ml 9-1000 6-9109, East Hartford large two-famUy. now vacant, ex­ extra Uige lot, $15,000. R. F. lovely shaded yard.. Evenings MI inal; Billy Packard, best charac­ ground Soitball Teams were: Rob­ EXTERIOR AND Interior painting cellent condition. Priced right for 4-1139, Ml 9-9868, kU 3-5711. water. Union St. Manchaster.. ertson 5, Waddell Nathan Hale tects decide on materials for the LARSON’S, Cmmectlcut’s first H- NEAR MAIN ST. 3 furnished Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245, Barbara ter doll. ALL TYPES of carpentry work and paperbanging. Wallpaper Diamonds— Watebes— rooms and bath, heat and hot quick sale. Ml 9-8339, 9-5. $2,500 pach. MI 9-6496. 9, Charter Oak 1; Waddell 9, Bow­ foundation of the double addition. censed driving school trained — GIRL FOR clerical work, full or Situations Wanted— YOUTH BED, White, good eondi- Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, V BUckley, Patricia Welch, pret­ AutomoMlaB tor Sale 4 done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ books. Guaranteed workmanahlp. part-time. Norton Electrical In­ water. No children. MI 9-4366. Manchester Green Area — Spic *n ers 8: Buckley 7. Bowers 7; West Cost of the five borings w tt be Certltied and approved ig now of- Female 38 Jewelry 48 tion, reasonable. MI 9-0679. GREEN MANOR—6 room ranch, kC 9-5653. ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining tiest; Karen Lecmon, foreign doll; ings. porches, finish upstairs, base- Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. strument Co.,^71 Hilliard St. Span, 6 room ranch, aeconds to Side 8, Charter Oak 4; Verplanck about $30fi. WANTED — d e a n used cars. Wo ferine classroom and behind menta and garages, etc. Call Ml Fast and courteous service, Leo AVAILABLE NOW! - New 3% convenient location. Priced for Woodbridge Street bus, redecorated lota for sale. Marion E. Robertson, Michele Dupre, ' prettiest bride Deadline for the completion o f wheel Instruction tor tsenagera. LEONAJit) W. YOST, Jeweler—re­ TOF^O POWER handle at new low- DC—BOLTON—New 6 room cape 21, Valley St. 0; Green 3, Robert­ buy, trade down or trade any­ 9-6981. J. PelleUer. Ml 9-6836. REFINED WOMAN, with refer­ pairs, 'adlusta watches expertly. er price, now $84*95. 21” power room apartments on Reed and quick sale. J. D. Realty, MI i years ago. Asking just $15,700. broker, kll 3-6958. > doll; Thea White, best collection of detailed plans and c'pecifleaUcae t h ^ . Douglae Motors, 883 Main. MI 9-6078. TEENAGER WOULD like baby 1% baths, walkout basement, one son 2; Waddell 7, Green 3; Nathan ences, to care for two school age sitting. Call MI 3-4723. Reasonable prices. Open Tuesdaj handle rotary mower with bag Lewla Streets in Rockville. Stove, 3-5129. acre lot, amesite drive, rhoice lo­ Evenings Bill Boles, 9-9858. foreign dolls: Debra McComb, big­ Hale 9. Valley St. 3; Verplanck 4, for 'the addition la Sept. I. W. F. DION Construction Company EXTERIOR and Interior painting. refrigerator, heat, and parking. TWO LOTS *with city water end gest doll. NEED A CAR and bad your credit PREPARE FOR driver’s test: children in our home. Light house­ thru Saturday, TOuraday eve unit, $89.95. Marlow's, '867 Matin cation. complete for $16,800. R. F. sewer. Central location. Madeline Keeney 2; Keeney 10, West Side 4: The project will go before the Alterations, additions, garages, Celllnga refinished. Papernangtog. Adults only. MI 9-4824, TR 5-1166, ST. JAMES PARISH—New 6 room Bowers, Nancy Stephenson, turned down? Short on down pay­ Ages 16 to 60. Driving and clasa Wallpaper books. Estimates given. keeping duUes. Phone Mrs. Frank, nlngs. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. SJ., Manchester, MI 9-5221. Dlmock Co.. Ml 9-5245., Barbara Smith, Realtor, ktl 9-1643. Green 7, Buckley 6. voters during the national election. formica counters, roofing, sidmg, MI 3-1518. Doga—Blrd»—Pets 41 colonial. Easily financed. Imme­ WARREN 'E. HOWLAND most outstanding large doll; ment? BanknmtT Repossesslan? room. Three Instructors. No wait painting. Plana drawn. Ml 8-0895, Fully covered by insurance. Call FOUR ROOM—Apartment, heat, diate occupancy. J. D. Realty, Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, The tournament for this. week Ing. Manchester Driving AcadC' 1962 PHILCO TV console. Inquire MI 9-5663. Realtor k(I 8-1108 SECOND BOLTON Lake, water­ Kathy Berry, prettiest bride: Su­ will be Roly Poly. Physical fitness Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. SALESLADY—Full-time only, ex­ BOARD YOUR bird at the Man Garden— Farm— DaiiT at 155 Wells St. after 6. A-1 condi­ hot water, refrigerator and stove. MI 8-5139. Principal Choices las, get the lowdown on the low­ my. I-- 2-7249. REMODELING bathrooms, addi­ CaU MI 9-1919 between 5-7 p.m. 875 Main St. front lot for 'aalc. cleared. Call san Moyer, most unusual; Laurie test for boys will be running bases, EXTERIOR PAINTING. Free esti­ perienced preferred, good starting Chester Pet Center whUe you are Products 50 tion. X-VERNQN — New 6 room ranch Coventry. PI 2-8320. / Seafort. most realistic: Linda Top­ est down and smallest payments tions, recreation rooms, porches, salary. Apply in person, 9-10 a.m. $500 DOWN 0.1., split level, three and for girls, running broad jump. MOR’TLOCK’S Manchester’s lead mates. Very reasonable rates. Call on vacation. Expert care. Private bedroomli; bullt-ins, 36 foot rec with attached garage, built-in Manchester Conn ping, niceat foreign doll. anywhere. -Not a email loan or all types of carpentry work and Tots 'n Teens, 956 Main St. room. Air conditioned. Ml 9-4273. NATIVE SWEET CORN for GLENWOOD combination gas amd I ROOM apartment and sunporch, The special, feature will he a Narrow to Four finance company. plan. Douglas Ing driving school. ’Three ikilled painting. Call MI 9-4291. MI 3-0494. room, 135 foot frontage, $15,750. stove and oven, one acre wooded Nathan Hale, Deborah Gentli courteous Instructors Class room Open Monday-Saturday 9-6..Thurs freezing or canning — discount oil range good condition, $40. Ml heat and hot water included, new­ ENGUSH COLONUL: Entrance Dog Show on Wednesday at 6;4,5. Motors. 838 Main St. ly redecorated. Ready for occu­ Carlton W. Hutchins, kO 9-5132. lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon Suburban for Sale 75 core, most original .-'Kathleen Fog- TTiursday evening at 8:30, movies instruction^ for 16, l7 year olds, EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, GIRL FOR stock room, handling day and Friday 9-9. price on 4 dozen or more. Native 9-651S. ^ > Elementary School. Selling for hall, living room with fireplace, The Mancifiester Board of Edu­ clean linen, 5-day week, numerous pancy. Centrally located: $100 per lio, largest; Donna Kizis, amalleat; will be shown at Center Park, and Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ tomatoes, 3-lb. basket 55c. Farm $17,900. R. F. Dlmock - Co.. MI sunporch, dining room, kitchen. tt cation scheduled a meeting at 8:30 OLDER CARS, mecbanica spe- Rooflng-r-BldlnK 1( month. Call MI 9-5781 or MI 9)^6808. 4 CAROL DR7VE - RockvUla, |1S,- TOIAAND- 4 rooms, plus enclbeed Suzan Pagan!, prettiest; Linda the Children's Dance and Teenage dals, flxit y -ireelf cars, alsrays of Driver Education. Ml 9-7398. hanging. Clean workmanship. Free benefits, no;3>hqne calls. Apply In FOUR WEEJKS old CJollie puppies, er's Market, 819 E. Middle Tpke. Antiques 5 1 -A 650. 5 room ranch, large living 9-5245. Barbara Woods, kfl 9-7702, Alrfo 8 bedrooms, 1% baths. Ga­ porch, 3 bedrooma, garage, nicely p.m. today to interview candidate! person. Manchester Coat, Apron select now, $20 and up. C^l be rage. Living comfort at best! Kearns, most unusual. Record Hop will be held Friday at a good selection. Lode behind our RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and estimates No job too small, John Tel. MI g.,0474. TWO ROOMS furnished, one block room, cabinet kitchen, S bed­ Johanna Evans, MI 9-5853. landscaped lot, 80x350. Ideal for for the prtncipalshlp of Manchee- ofnee. Douglas Motors. 888 Main. Verfallle. MI 3-2521. and Linen S4ipply <^., 73 Summit tween 7-9 p.m. MI 3-7007. Madeline Smith Realtor, kn Varplanck, Lisa Silhavy, pret- the West Side Tennis Courts. ter High" School. bullt-to roofe, ratter and conduc­ St. from Main, all utilities paid. MI rooms, 1%% roorteage can be retired couple. Main hard road. Garaffe—Servicb—rStorafe ID tor work; root, cblmne;ney repairs. ANTIQUE ladder-back arm chair, assumed. Marion E. Robertaon, XI—COVENTRY—New 5% room 9-1642. Excellent condition. 89,500. George tisat; Susan Brindtl, moat original; SWEET CORN, 35c a dozen. Angel 9-3884 between 6-9 p.m-. . Principal Edson M. Bailey re­ 1951 BORGWARD, 2-(ioor sedan, Ray Hagenow, MI 9-i-:^4; Ray rush seat. PI 2-7985. Broker, kO 8-8958. ranch, built-in G.E. atove and J. Coleman, 9 Elm St., TR 5-4045, Susan Silhavy, moat unusual; Carol signed as of Monday from the S’TORAGE SPACE for furniture or EXPERIENCEID posting machine Articles For Sale Ag St., Manchester. COVENTRY — 6 room oversized Weiss, cutest; Betty Albee, best • Their Ranks economical, 4 cylinder engine, Jackson MI 8-8325. Bonds—Storks Morteases 31 oven, basement garage, paneled TR 8-4710. post he had held for 35 yean. $125. JA 8-3821. merchandise now available at operator In congenial alr-condl- LARGE—6 room ranch, 1% batha, fireplace wall, one acre lot, cape, extra larae living room ^th dressed. tinned modem office of wholesale TOP SOIL—possibly the cleanest Wearing Apparel— Furs.5t TO- RE3NT—4 room heated apart­ fiixfplace, mottora kitcl}en, 1% More than a dozen persons, most 62 Pearl St. MI 9-5700. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, MORTGAGES—We are in a posi­ Household Goods 51 ment. Tel. MI 8-5117. huge kitchen, 100’ frontage, small $14,900. R. E. Dlmock Co., kU Among the world's major lakes, tion to finance second mortgages distributor. Steady position • for- and most fertile available any­ baths, basement, garage, oil hot of them from outside of Man­ painting. Carpentry.- Alterations where. Prompt delivery. Call FTNEST* FTJR remodeling from cash assumes 4% % mortgsge, 9-6245, Barbara Woods, kfl- 9-7702, Wantefi— Real Batate 77 Horseshoe Tournament winners the Great Lakea rank thus; Lake 1958 4-DOOR GRAY and blue Ply and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ in any amounts. Terms to suit reliable person. Call Mr. Feldman MOVING—Hotpoint electric stove $19.95. Guaranteed first class $15,290. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI- Johanna Evans. MI 9-5653. water heat, large lot, on mam were James Caine. Jean Wandych, Superior aacond; Lake Huron fifUi, chester have applied for tbe peel- mouth sedan, $125. MI 9i8405. your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 BU 9-4338. Leonard L. Giglio, Bolton, MI road. Ideal for anyone wanting Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. 3-7083. $80; Frigidalre refrigerator $80; workmauiship. Free estimates at NEWLY DECORATED 4 room 9-6132. SELLING—BUYING-Trading 7 We Louie Hennequin, Stanley Opalach, Lake Michigan sixth. Lake Erie tion. This number has been nar­ MI 8-4860. Main St., MI 8-5129. Norge washer $80; air excellent your home. Call Josef Furs, Hatrt- apartment. Main Street. TR 5-7171. SOUTH END —Six room duplex, small buaineas for extra income. offer you free confidential to- Herbert Lundgren, Glen Banka; 12th and Lake Ontario 14th. rowed down to four candidates. VOLKSWAGEN 1966 sedan. Can condition. MI 3-5314. ford, CH 7-8363, CH 7-1353. MANCHESTER—Dutch Colonial, excellent condition, modern bath­ Small down payment.. Offered at be' seen at 118 Center St., Man ASK AN EXPERT how to lower Help W ante4)— l ^ l e < 36 HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or speetions and arranga all financ­ BOY’S BIK|C, 28", $10. After 8 p.m, COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, frozen, 80c doz. 248 Avery Street, THREE LARGE rooms available 6 rooms, one-car garage, large rooms, heat. Priced for quick $16,800. Gaston Realty Co., MI Chester, or call Pi 2-6984. 86 W. Middle Tpke., MI 9-5064. monthly payments. A single second ing from start to finUh. Mlttan Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt, MECHANIC—Full or part time. Wapping. Ml 4-0604. . HOTPOINT range, 30” with roUs Aug. 1, heat, hot water, modern living room with fireplace, family sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., 9-8781. will work hand and glova with mortgage consolidating debts may serie, PhUco automaUc refrigera 1958 English Ford, good running asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, Apply in person. Carlson’s Ex­ kitchen, large stove and rofrigera- alM tile kitchen, oil .steam heat, kn 3-6139. you. Member Multiple Llatlng galvanised or copper gutters and be the answer. Cost: A penny a press, 44 Stock Place. TOOL AND equipment rentals. tor 'rtth 75-lb. freezer, two years tor, tiled bath and shower. Park­ large lot. 88x260, $17,900. Phil- MANCHESTER— Two-famlly du­ condition good tires. Best offer, Business Services Offered 13 month for each dollar you borrow. plex, five rooma each, two new Service. Call tha Ellsworth klltten leaders. MI 8-7707. Sales and service. AP Equipment, old, Westinghouse de luxe automa­ ing. $90. Call MI 3-6396. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. 56 ELWOOD ROAD-Colonial. large Agency, Realtors M7 S-6930, MI 8-250lf. Call Frank Burke at 0>nnectlcut GREEN MANOR—Two experienced tic washer. PI 2-7986. ll'ving room, fireplace, formal din­ furnaces, aluminum combination COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu­ - 945 Center St., MI 9-2052. Open The Mortgage Exch’’ '’"'e, 15 Lewis St., brush men inside and out. Call evenings. THREE ROOM apartment, resi­ $13,600—SIX room cape, full base­ ing room cabinet kitchen with windows. 3-car garage, nice ehad- IF YOU ARE planning to sell your 1955 OLDSMOBILE engine, 4H" art R. Wolcott on automatic ALL KINDS sterilized recondi­ bore, hl-dome aluminum pistons, Roof ing and Chimneys ;*6-A Hartford. CH 8-8897, Glastonbury MEdford 8-2981 after dential section, heat, light, hot ment, combination -windows and dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, ed lot, cloae to Center. Excellent home in Manchester and vicinity, washers,' dryers and electric tioned used furniture including three 97s ported, many extras. 8 p.m. LOAM-r-SAND—Stone — Gravel — water, refrigerator, range, and doors, amesite drive, shade trees, landscaped lot 80x300. Marion E. buy at $14,800. Gaston Realty Co., call Intercity Ageifty, JA 2-4126. ranges. Ml 0-6678. ROOFING — Specialising repairing Fill and Amesite. For prompt de­ springs mattresses amd appli­ Venetian blinda, $90 pen-.month. MI 30 days oc'” -'sney. Marion B. Robertson, Broker, kO 8-5953. k ll 9-8781, Otter Oldsmobile parts. Call after roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ Business Opportunities 32 ances. New 9x12 bradded amd 'ris* 6 p.m. JA 8-2897. CHAIN SAW work -7- .Trees cut. EXPERIENCED livery call Ml 8-8608. Walter P. 9-3349. Robertson. Broker,, kll 3-5958. ARE YOU CONSIDERING ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ Miller, Trucking. cose rug, captain’s chairs, dry “Aircraft” MANCHESTER —Gambolati built LOOKING FOR THE Reasonable rates. CUI PI irTBOS WELL ESTABLISHED LAUNDRY SELLING YOUR 1956 OLDSMOBILE, Super 88. two paired. Aluminum siding. 10 IN GAUGE GRINDING sink, harvest table amd mat­ CLEAN 4-ROOM cold water flat, $10,500 5 ROOM ranch, aluminum 4 bedroom Cape, full dormer, between 1:80-4:80 or any time . years’ experience. Free esti­ In prime east side location. POWER LAWN MOWERS-Jacob- tresses. 40% off on new furniture. second floor, $55 a month. Adults. atorms, amesite drive, 200’ front­ brick front, fireplace, plastered EXCEPTIONALfl PROPERTY? door, new tires, $400. TR 6-7388 Saturday or Sunday. mates. Call Howlev, MI 3-5381, Ml Owner will finance, priced for im­ any time. Pleasant working condiUons, sen, Bolens, Toro and Arlena. Self- Credit terms auranged. Open ,9-9, CaU after 6 p.m. MI 9-3361. age, view, Carlton H. Hutchins, walla, full basement, aluminum M W H Y ^ 8-Q768. mediate sale. For further -Infor­ company benefits. Apply In person. propelled, push or riding. 18 to 30 Saturdays till 5. LaBlanc F’urni- kn 9-6182. storms. $900 down. Schwartz Real Excellent Design—Top Construction We will estimate value of your NOW. BEFORE the rush starts, U mation call T. Jl Crockett, Real­ FIVE ROOM apartment available property without obligation. We 1948 PLYMOUTH—radio and he^ the time to have' that gun put In inches. Ask for demonstration end ture Hospital. 196 South St., Rock­ is HIRING! Estate, MLS Realtor, ADams Beautifully Finished tor, MI 3-1577 or MI 9-8952. Aug. 1, third floor, centrally -lo­ BOLTON—Custom 6 room ranch, also buy prmsrty for cuh. er. two new tires, excellent condl shape for the coming season. Heating and Plumbing 17 K F & D Manufacturing Co. be satisfied. Trade In your old ma­ ville. TR 6-2174. 8.1241 or kn 3-6464. tion. MI 9-5076 after 6. 334 CHARTER OAK ST. chine. Parts and fiervice. We cated. Tel. MI 3-0840, 6-9 p.Th. artistic stonework, huge porch, House is 58 feet long and Ig an 8 Member Multiple Listing. Bring It and your mower, shears, SACRIFICE — Beautitol Duncam breeseway, two-car garage land­ LOVE LANE—Beautiful T room 8 room split ranch with approximate­ NEWSPAPER PLUMBING AND heating - re­ sharpen and repair most all hand Hundreds of job opportun­ knives, locks, keys, etc. to Braltt- BE YOUR OWN BOSS COMBINATION compositor-lino­ Phyfe dining room furniture, $75. SUNNY—^Three 'large rooms, heat scaped, reasonably prieett Triton bedroom Cape, screened porch, ly 3,500 square feet of living area S T A N L E Y BRAY, Realtor walte, 52 Pearl St. modeling Installations, repairs. and power lawn mowers MI Restaurant In good location. Pres type operator (or compositor will­ 3-7958. Capitol Equipment Cio., 38 Call MI 9-6909. ities are available at Pratt and hot water, centrally located. W. Hutchins, kO 9-8182.____ wooded lot, close to school and located in AA zone. ^ Half Siza Charmer AU work guaranteed 25 years ex­ Newly decofated, MI 9-1683. Eve­ BRAE-BURN REALTY COSMA^ APPLIANCE SERVICE perience. -24-hour service. C^l ent owner leaving state. Priced ing to learn machine) needed by Main St. & Winthey Aircraft for bus, immediate occupancy, kn Juzt 6 few of its features are —6 for quick sale. expanding printing firm in the nings AD 3-4793. MANCHESTER— FOUR bedroom 9-4816. • large rooms on first level with 3 M l 3-6273 1 ADVERTISING Repairs all make refrigeratora, Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. men who want to'take ad­ Hartford area. Pleasant working Colonial, in good.xmdition, steam full ceramic tile baths, spacious treexers, washing raachlnee, ry- J.'D.. REALTY vantage of a concentrated EXCLUSIVE—New 8% -room apart­ heat, attractively landscaped lot, EAST MIDDLE TPKE.-6 Mom IF YOU 'WISH personal service, ers, raimes, oil apd g6s bumera. conditions, excellent wages and kitchen with stainless steel sink, Ml 3-5129 benefits are available to the young NOTICE • SEPTIC TANKS - training program, leading ment, heat, hot water, stoVe, r^: one-car garage. Sed ’ this excep­ colonial, clean. Priced for quick dishwasher, oven, surface unit with call Joseph A. Barth, broker, MI MI 0-0883. All work guaranteed. Radio-TV Repair CLEANED and INSTALLED frigerator, parking. Extras. AdlUts' man who can meet our qualifica- The Registrars of Voters of the tional value before you buy. sale. J. D. Realty, Ml 8-6139. hood, formica counters, formal din­ 9-0839. ' IS Services 18 into top-wage permanent only. MI 9-6750. - I tions. For appointment please con­ Town of Manchester, Conn., will $16,900. Phllbrlck - Agency, kO ing room, huge closets and imprea- tact the Gaxette-Newa Press. 1128 • SEWEftS positions at the Aircraft. 9-8464. kfERROW-^oute 32. Large 4 IF YOU HAVE property to sell, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- Help Wanted— Female 35 be in seession in the Registrar’s THREE ROOM furnished apart­ room ranch, hardwood floora, alve cental* hall foyer. Main St., East Hartford, Conn. JA MACHINE CLEANED (.Lower level conaiatajof den or may I serve as your agent? 1 will Jiffy Trim! cars amplifiers, phonographs and Office at, the Municipal Building, ment available Aug; 1. Suitable for ANCIENT HOME by a burbling fireplace, newly renovated, gas give you courteous, efficient serv­ changers. Over 47 years total ex­ WAITRESSES WANTED, nights, 8-2194. Wednesday, August 10th, 1060, fourih bedroom with cloeet, recrea­ THE A KEY TO YOUR FU­ newly weds or working couple. brook, $9,900. New heating, new heat. Shingle and bond atone ex­ ice that will merit your confi­ perience. 90 days guarantee on all 5-1. Good salary. Good Upping. • INSTALLATION tion room, laundrjnnlom, lavatory from 6:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. for TURE— This could be yopr Tel. MI 9-0641 or ACademy 8-8798. plumbing, 'newly decorated, terior. Basement garage. On bus dence. Please call Catherine V. work. Potterton’i. Ml 9-4687, Only" experienced need apply. Ap­ the- purpose of making an enroll­ SPECIALIST new lawns. Five rooms down plus line. Assumable mortgage. $12,- and a 3%-car garage. ply In person after 7. Walnut Res­.11 EXPERIENCED painter wanted. long-awaited chance to get FOUR ROOMS, first floor, heat, African mahogany trim .-an d O’Leary, Real Estate, MI 3-6630. Call after 6, MI 3-1420. ment of electors who are entitled 3 partly finished up. CiUl S^ank 500. overland 4-3907 collect. ALL MAKES of T V ,' radio and taurant, 7 Walnut St. Ml 9-8070; to vote at the Caucuses of the practical training by com­ hot water, 'gas atove, parking, Re- doors. Roman brick fireplace. 8 . ADVERTISER’S home electronic equipment ex­ Burke, CH 6-8897, to arrange In­ IF YOU WISH personal service, GAS STATION attendant evenings Town of Manchester. Town and Country petent instructors — right ■ decorated. Readv Aug. 15. Spruce spection. WEST SIDE—6 room Colonial.Gar­ section Crane boUer with oil . hot call Joseph A. Barth, Broker, Ml pertly repaired with a 90-day WOMEN WANTED for general fac­ Signed, St. $95 month. Jdl 9-6928. water baseboard heat. tory • ■’ work. Apply Manchester and few weekends. Apply 488 Cen­ rison with extra large rooms, 9-9830. guarantee. Call Mf. Britney at the Donald Hemingway on the job, using modern STONE ST.-:-01der 6 room house, Manchester TV. MI 9-1046. Modes, Plnq Street. ter St. Drainagd Go. extra large kitchen, two full baths, Eldward F. Moriarty machines and equipmen1>— nice lot, oversized garage with completely redecorated and' re­ This house has. everything and V EXPERIENCED shoe «Uer, full­ Registrars of Voters FOUR ROOMS available Aug. 1. room for 4 ca^a. $11,500, J. D. priced at only $81,000. For further BEST BUY PHILCO — Recommended service WAITRESS—Full Or part-time 5-1. Ml 9-4143 and earn while yon learn. wired. two-car garage. 4%% Legal Notices time only. Apply in person. Tots Manchester, Omnecticut Adults only. MI 9-3049. Realty, kD 3-5129, information cfill Ibullder at kll on radios, televisions. Also guar­ Apply In person. Oak Grill, 30 Oak mortgage can be asaumed, $15,900. 9-5624. f St. 'n Teens, 956 M ^n St, J. D. Realty, MI 3-5139, DBCWEE ON LIMITATION OF COLOR anteed service o n ' all other MANCHESTER — 5 room heated kCANCHESTER—6 room Cape, makes. See our special do-it-your­ apartment on East Center St. BOLTON AT A CO U RT^W ^nO BATK holden STAMP-ONS generous sized rooms, fireplace, ElIGHT ROOM home—Good condi­ at Covtntr.v, wUhIn and for th« District self department featuring dis­ EXPERIENCED ' Completely redecorated. Garage. plastered walls, one car garage, count prices. Open evenings and tion with 3-car garage that nee<|a of Coventry, on the 1st day of August, SEWING m a c h in e Children welcome, $125 monthly. patio, maple and white birch acme repair op a nice lot In nice 'South St.—Florida type stucco A.p. 1940. Saturdays. Satellite Electronic SEPTIC TANKS MANCHESTER EARN CaU the Jarvis Realty 0>., MI ranch jiome. 6 rooms, enclosed present Hob. Elmore Turklngten,. Operators and Trainees ^ ■hade trees on good aixed lot. Ex­ section, $14,900. Excellent financ­ Esq., Judge.Ige. Service, 165 School St. Manches­ ' AND 8-4112. cellent neighborhood. Few steps breezewaly, 1% baths, 2-car garage, ter. Call JA 8-1669 after 4:30, ing. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., MI On motion of Russnll 8, Boynton, Ad­ Apply whi/e you to bus line. $14,900. Phllbrlck 3-5129, one %cre landacaped lot. Open to ministrator. M FImse Bt.. Manchester. OPEN FOR INSPECTION SIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil fur­ offers. Asking $17,200, Conn., on the estate of Prank O. Boyn­ PLUGGED SEWERS nace, centrally located. In godd Agency. kCI 9-8464. ton. late of Coventry within laid dis­ MANCHESTER MODES, Inc. THIS EVENING —6 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. BOLTON—First Lake. 8 room trict. deceasOd, Exptrienca has shown them that newspaper eonditlon. Adults and teenagers. ROCKLEDGE —6% room cape. 2 waterfront cottage, partial cellar, Willia:ms Rd.—De luxe 7 room This 'Court doth decree that six television, service. 9-4841. Pine St-., Manchester Machine Gleaned MI 9-8880. , split level. Built In. 1959. Acre lot, 258 l a k e s t r e e t full batha, built-in oven u d easily winterized, arteaian well, months be allowed and limited for the. 1% baths.' A wonderful family creditors of said oatat* to exhibit thsir CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, Septlo Taolu, Dry Wells. Sewer LEARN! range, encloaed porch, ona-car ga­ property in excellent condition. APPLICA’nONS being kccepted for Lines Installed—^l l a r Water­ 7-Room Split Level, all custom detail, 1,428 sq. ft. pf delightful \ home. claims against the same tn the Admin­ reoders ore enthusiastic prospects who know available al/ hours Satisfaction permanent part-time cashiers and modem UvUg spame. Priced below appraisal figures, ,(% anile Bustneis LocRtioM rage. There are many extraa go­ Shown by appointment. Marion. E. istrator and dlrscts that public notice guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815 proofing Done. ing with this house that makes Robertson, Broker, Ml 3-5958. be given of this or(fer by advertising In sales clerks. Hours from 9 a.m. to on Lake St. off JEast Middle Tpke). DONT DELAY—Come for Rent 64 JARVIS REALTY CO. a newspaper having a elrcuIgtlOn In Some nights. Apply in person to for comfortable living. $38,906. said (llftrlcl. and by posting a copy what they want... dnd thot the place to GONDER'S TV Sendee—Motorola and see one of our inter­ Phllbrlck .. Agency, kfl 9-8464. MANCHESTER - Used Ansaldi Realtors - Inturora • Appralaera Manager, Fainvay,. Main St. b a l l f o r r e n t , 40x60. Ofik St. thereof on the public sign post In sain and Phllco factory service Hi-Fi, MeKINNEY BROS. viewers. He’ll be glad to re­ built home. 5 room rtmch, full Town of Coventry nearest the place WARREN ttOWUND, Roaltor Prssent dance studio, CaU after Mr8-4113 MI. 9-1300 phonos and auto radioa. 214 Spruce REUABLE WOMAN to care for view your* qu^fications FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 7 basement fireplace, plastered , ^ where the deceased last dwsit. St. Ml 9-1486. Sflwtroq* Disposal Co. 575 MAIN STREET ' MI S-1108 ■ p.m. JA 7-1872. rooms, 8 down, 4 up, a fine home, walls, full insulation, hot water oil Certified from Record find it is in their daily newspaper. Adver­ two young children In my home, ISO-ISS Pearl S t— m S-SSSS 'for one^of these interesting MI 3-7847 PI 2-83U ELMORE TORKINnTON. Judge. days, Monday-Friday, 8-5. CaU MI l a r g e s t o r e at 26 Birch St centrally located, only $18,900. Jheat, combination windows and j ^ . Preference will be Carlton W. Hutchlna, kn 9-6132. doors, garage, amealte drive, city MANCHB8TBR-2-famlly, 6-6 du Millinery Dre«inaking 19 8-4638 after 7. ftaply Mariow’a, 887 Main St tisers know that their daily newspaper given to high school or Near Main St. Parking. utilities $16,900. Charles Lesper plex, spacious rooms, full cellar NO EXPERIENCE needed-Valu- RCXKLEDGE-^Fabulous custom ance, ktl 9-7620, Due in Red China DRESSMAKING and alterations. trade school graduates. and attic, front porches, 5-car ga­ able sales territorlei available In m a in STREET—Building for com­ quality built 8 bedroom ranch, rage, has been zoned for business . 8152 Call Ml 9-0338 after 5;30, week­ Just come ih for a visit any jftoest ot material, workmanship SOUTH WnfDSOR—6 room split reaches MORE prospective customers MORE 4-14 yit. ends any hour. Manchester for ambitious women mercial business or ottice um . or may be used for residence. Ask New Britain. Aug. 2 (AT—Mra. who would like to represent Avon weekday, including Satur­ WUI subdivide. Ml 9-82», 9-8. in this home, Opportunity to select Itval, corner lot, 4%% assumable ing $18,500. Short way out— very May V.' Downey aald yaaterday ah« C^metlcs. Pleasant, dignified, your own decor. J. D, Realty, 470 mortgage, immediate occupancy. lai^e 5 room Cape Cod, 1% baths, TouH like tte charm and fitting day, from 8 A .M . to 8 P .M . Mato St., kO 8-8139. Will leave Nav/ Yerk'a Idlevrild in­ part-time work, CaU today for ap­ ^ R bFFlCE or buaineM um . Marion E. Robertaon, broker, kll fireplace, spacious kitchen, full ternational airport Wedneaday effectively ond economically than any other pecfeetlon of this two piece cos­ Main St. near CMter, S rooms, 8-6063. pointment In your home. CH TOU jAND—70 foot ranch, lot IBOx cellar,, garage, filuminum atorms morning at 11:15 on her wdy jo tume designed expressly for the Re^d Herald Advsi 7-4187. fround floor, plonlty of parking. half sice figure- AMPLE PARKINO 700 with bubbling brook. Priced and screens, house to nice condi­ visit her eon, John, who la being .Ml 9-5329, 9-5. ( MANCHESTER — Four bedroom tion and quite naw. Asking $18,500. held a life priaoner In a COmmu- medium. No. 8125 with Patt-O-Rama is FAOILmES ON OOBI#ANy_ right. J. D. Realty, kQ 8-5139 ranch plus garage, large lot, full to sixes 12ii, 14%. 16%, l8% , SMALL STORE at 38 Maple St. The Elale Meyer Agency, Realtor, niat Chinaae prison. Children's wearables and linene PROPERTY ARE SOUTH WINDSOR-Cuatom buUt I price $15,9001 Seven room 'cape kn 9-6524. 20%. 22%. 24%. 26%. Bust 83 to WE ARE HIRING! near Main St. for office or huel- plus 3-car garage,-1% acres land, She expects to reach Hong Kong take on a ‘fresh look’ when trim­ AVAILABLE FOR YOUR bedroom ranch on. Lawrence St., Friday, Aug. 5 and will remain 47. Six* 14%, 35 bi»t, 4% yards of I Lathe Operators # Jig Bore Operators. neea use. R. J. Gorman, 760 Main. $18,600, Beautiful 2-famlly duplax, SOUTH WINDSOR*—5 minuteg from 35-inch; '3/4 yard bias trim. med with these cute bluebitd mo­ CONVENIENCE MI 8-7248. off Avery with 4%% assumable there until aha goes Into tha in­ tifs—Just press on, no emtolodery 21 UKEWOQD CIRCLE NORTH oantrally located, excellent condi­ Manchegter. 6 room ranch, racraa- To order, ««nd 36e in coins to;— mortgage. J. D. R ^ t y , 470 Main terior of Red Cmtna Aug. 11. It "seded! St. M l 8-5129. tion .throughout, 3-car garage, tion room, fir.eptoce. acraaned flue BuMhttt. Tba Mauchceter Eve­ I Milling Machine Operators # Toolmakers priced right at $32,500. Nearly new will be Iter second vlait to her son Pattern No. 2762 has color trans­ ^ Exceptionally attractive Colonial ranch witli 8 bedrooms Hooaes tor Rent 65 porch and patio, double carport, ; f,_A-1 ning BsifhML UMt AVE. OF COVENTRY - All brick laige 3 cottagft In excluaive area located since he waa unteticed aa a apy fer—14 motifs of various sixes large wooded lot. Excellant con­ by the Chjneae.'KoV. 28, 1954. l O ^ vom it 38. N. To order, send 25c in cblns to:— and 2 -car garaffi, Iflrgv raersfltioo room with bar and # All Around Machinists PRATT 4 WNmiEY LAKEVIEW t e r r a c e . South room ranch, rjUoed haarth fire­ on large lake, a steal at $8,600. dition, high elavatlon. 'Sacrifice place, plaaterM walla, near school Many more liatinga from $4,70o $17,900, Aaaumabla G.I. mortgage. A civilian employe of the U.B. Anne ftobot, The Manchester Bve- wventry—4 room single houM, Army, Downey, .a former Tale For li^iali^m aU toc idd lOc for fireplace, plus' Uvatoiy vrlth ftall shower. Beautiful lo­ G O O D PAY OVEUTIMI OPPORTUNmES FRINGE lENEFITS ' AIRORAFT clpM to lake. Permanent occu- and center. Now only $7,500. Law­ ' up. 'Tbe Ellsworth iKitten Agtncy, Ooodchild-Bartlatt Realty, Real- jpattom- Print Name, Ad- a v e . o f Realtors, kn 8-0980, kn 0-5624. atfliete. wga a pfiaMitgar on a plaite AWSRIOAS, NEW YORK 36, N.V. Dlvkdoa of U olM Ahreraft Wncy, 176- monthly. CaU MI rence F. Fiano, MI 8-2700. Paul P. tore. BU 0-0980, MKa-7035. gffBo;. mtyio No. and cation and landscaping. 9-8698. Flano, MX 8-0458, Ed Crawford, shot down by tha Rada ever Man* For laHslass mailing add 10c for Corporatton OAkCBOLATT BU ILT-S DedkTwm HARLAN S’rREBT-Immaculata f chbria in list on a . fUgbt from f- e a * patt«Ti.4>rint Name. Addrev m 9-4410. / diroot now for tM MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. KK ROOM houM, partly furnishsd, ranch - fully plaaterad, attgebad room cape, 3 unftolahad, atorm Korda. ' J .’7.15a .W itt Zknu and Pattern Number. XANCHESTER-Lfiifa two^unUy garoge, full baaamanl, alu^toum lira. Downey vlaitad bar aon'fib Have you the ’60 Album con- 281 ADAMS STREET EAST HARTFORD Mpated In Manadeltf. doM to Unl- windowa and - doera, laraa CALL Ml 3-7547 For Appobitmcat* YtraHy o f Conn. No objection to M . Tan merto ot land. LatfO front- atorms. 2% years old. Juat Uko ■hrubbad let; Ideal locAtlan. OX 4 Feiplng prUfin to i m . n i a tUia PLANT ON STRIKE RMtie Box 26, Maachee- aka. Must iOU. Taaffon, hralilr, jM g. RsMOnshly pruiodf J, D, ig ettg o g o . ImawdlBta oeeupanny. ahe haa a vlaa for a t-waaka visit iret^attem sT Only 20e a eopyl ta». ias4aL ’ ' , Itainy. Mi sflui. tofUdeWaa. -

p' i.'frflp I»; r ’ - jianr^^Bter tuButag Ififralb TUESDAY, AUGUI^T « , 1960 ATaragt Didly Net Press Run The W i . • F A C E FOURTEEN Par the Weak Bndad FaiacSat o f U.'ll ming, and six in North Oaroltna Jnaa 4tli. 1960 Luther Leaguers plus ana Pomona Orango tn that Five Youths Face A b o u t T o M p state. Ho goes on to say that tho RADIOS 1 3 ,125 Tasker-Dollak Community Service Contest this Two Town Courts Low around 76. _ To Host Caravan year 1* enuubing all record* for Memter af ths Audit early TIuuaday, Jeiw~ MaaehMter Lodg* o f Maaoiis wUl Deputies who. served under Ira Bureaa af ObPMriattoa ' ' toraaoB. High In Mhh'j 'n total entries. States with 100 per Five, local yDutha who are al­ , Potferton'ii M aneheM ter~^A City o f ViUago Charm Ijold a special meotiox tonight Four membera of. a N4w BSng- F. Wilcox of Merrow when he was cent participation include:'Arkan­ ready awaiting presbntaUon in Lodge wtO open « t 6:4B and mem- land Conference Caravan team will master of the State Orange, 'or- sas, Connecticut, Delaware, Min­ Manchester court, were arrested 190 Center SL—Cor. of Chnrcb ben wUl proceed to the W atl^ - conduct a "Stay at Home Leader- ganlited as the IFW CHub, have nesota, New Jersey, Rhode'Uland, yesterday iatrict chased in advance. The Waterfront tire iron through arcgr window. Fire Department will hold a drill the entire League membership. a special 8ession of the legis- until Mri (Nikita) Khrushchev Sessions will Include Bible study, will be supervised on this day and Mrs. Annie W.' Cunningham, 23 Manchester police also arrested tomorrow at 6:30 p.m., to be fol­ the youths that night «a the result Washington, Aug. 3 (iip)—.WormaUy to the Aug. 15 meeting latpre to enact a law pro­ (Soviet premier) sends Mr. Pow­ Sends Troop the public is wfelconii-r^ a visitation to homes of unchurch­ Union St, was honored at a party before Commission Chairman Luis ers home , driving one,” Castle lowed by a meeting. In celebration of her 78th birthday of a disturbance at a Jocal snack The United States challenged viding unemployment com­ ed or. inactive youth, a fellowship Washinaton News Z o n i 11'! Z ! F A ' ■ 0 Padilla Nervo of Mexico proposed said yesterday in announcing sus- last Saturday at the' home of her bar. Soviet Premier Nikita S. A 20-minute color aound film, supper, news time, and a laither Roy Battles, assistant to the na­ it formally on Friday. But many pensation for strikers after pSnsion of . the pale o f the small tional master, says a well know-n sdh-ln-law and dau^ter, Mr. and They w/ere freed the next morn­ "Bob Cumminga ViaiU the Air League workshop. Khrushchev today to resume Were reported reconsidering be­ seven weeks. — cars. On Sunday, the final evening of commentator pretty well summed Mrs. Robert Tucker of TalcoAvlUe. ing tmder bonds of 8100 each for y\>rco Academy,” will be ahown court appearance next Monday. . ■erious disarmament discus­ cause of the Soviet stand. The At .his press conference today, Castle said he expected to get the 4-day visit, parents,, board up Grange philosophy w-hen he said Guests from Massachusetts amd feeling in some delegations' seemed the (Jovernor said he had "no in­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. on the gyounda that in these critical times; all of Connecticut attended the party. sions with the western pow­ $1,400 each for the 10,000 Rus­ Units at the home o f Dr. and Mra. R. K. Each caravan team will also It s DMKMSIMROIN to be that a disarmament meeting tention" of calling a special leg­ sian cars he had contracted to Im­ share in the leadership school ua/might giva^ more thought to our Before her retirement, Mrs. Chin- ers instead of trying to “dis­ without one of the world’s two'big Butterfield, 91 Alton S t Air Force ningham was employed at . Man­ islative session for such a pur­ port. scheduled for the area conference, obligations as' citizens of a free tract and confuse” world opin­ armed camps would only underline pose. li was called for in s pe­ Cadet 3.C. Robert B. Donovan, son nation, and to our individual re­ chester Memorial Hospital. of Mr. and M n. David Donovan, and several of the teams will FOR RENT ion with propaganda. and cement the deadlock between tition sent hiln by 300 striking sponsibilities for preserving de­ Mra. Cunningham has five chil­ 8 and 16 nun. Movie Projeoton To Enter 85 Alton St., la home on leave un­ participate in one or more Bible Quinn’s Pharmacy , That was the U.S. reply to the West and the-Commimists. workers at the United Aircraft camps. mocracy, rather than to what we dren, Merlin Cunningham, 158 —sound or eUent, also W mm. The State Department said,'how­ D illo n Seems til Aug. IT and will answer quea- can get FROM government. Hawthorn St.; Roland C u n ^ g - h Khrushchev message to the Corp.' Hamilton Standard division Members of the caravan team to elide projectors. ever, that it was going ahead with in Windsor Locks and Broad tiona regarding the Academy. Battles, reports that many new ham, Edward Cunningham ' and 873 MAIN ST. leftist “World Conference Anyone interested is Invited, visit. Emanuel Church are Rolf it* proposal' for the corhmlssion Brook. Haasanid of Berkeley, Calif.; Granges are being organized all M'aybelle Cunningham, all of 23 WELDON DRUG CO. against Atomic and Hydro­ Nixon’s Choice Saturday over the nation with one in Alas­ Union St., and Mrs. Tucker, and PhoiM M r 3-4135 meeting even without the Russians. The 'Governor said he had not David Minge of Worthington. 901 Ham St. Tel. MJ 8-B821 gen Bombs” which is meeting Press officer Lincoln White said received the petition, although Minn.; Karen Segerhammar of ka, two In California, one in W yo­ five grandchildren. hi Tokyo, In Washington, any . government published reports said he had. By ADRIAN FOBTKH FRESH Los Angeles, Calif., and Marcia head — including Soviet Premier Shortly before the Governor’s For S ecretary SkeUenger of Oladstone. Mich, Khrushchev told the group Nikita Khrushchev could at­ comment, Butler Seedman, presi­ Elisabethville, The Cknigo, Ramo BATTE91ES members and young adults will be that the Soviet government tend the commission meeting if dent of Lodge 743 of the Interna­ By JOHN SCAU Aug. 3 (fP)— A threat of war­ Invited to join In a fellowship sup­ “ win not renounce its per­ he wanted to, and that commission tional Association o f Machinists— Washington, Aug,. 3 ( ^ t- fare built up today o v e r per, workshop and closing serv­ sistent efforts to achieve discussion did not preclude a representing Hamilton Standard Potterton's ice. Douglas Dillon, a fellow who United Nations plans to move agreement on disarmament.” 186 Oentar S t — Cor. o f Church MRS. RONALD DOUGLAS TASKER (Continued on (Continued on Page Ten) talks tough to Russia but soft­ U.N. troops into secessioniht ALLSTATE GUARANTEE Katanga province Saturday- By WILUAM N. OAT18 ly to Congress, seems to be Salernis Photo Miss Sandra Lee DoIIak of Hart-'^ length sleeves and paneled skirts the backstage favorite for the Katanga Premier Molee Whom- United Nations, N. Y., Aug.' be annoimced his government hM ford and Ronald Douglas Tasker of with matching headpieces similar job of secretary of state— if to the honor attendant’*. All car­ t (/P)— The Soviet bloc cam­ ordered mobilization of all ARTHUR DRU8 Of Fire Winner Columbia exchanged wedding vows Vice President Richard M. ried colonial-bouquets. PROTECTS YOUR paigned today for a general Castro’s Treasurer bodied men among the provlnoea Saturday morning in St. Michael's Miss Debra Batchelder of Wll- boycott of the 82-nation Nixon is elected president. 1,250,000 people and would nee Joseph Satemls, photographer on Church, Hartford. limantlc, cousin of the bridegroom, Neither Nixon, the' Republican force to oppose their entry. FREE DELIVERY The Herald staff, took third place U.N. ^sarmament commis­ 8 AM. to in PJtt. The bride is the daughter of Mr. was flower girl, and William SEARS standard bearer, nor Sen. John F. In LeopoldvUle, a UJ7. qwkOB- In the June photography- contest and Mrs. Frederick R. Dollak of Stully, Warehouse Point, ring sion meeting’ asked by the IJIeiuiedy, the Denlocratlc pres­ man declared the troopi will en­ sponsored by the New ' England ill iKHITK AND CO TIRE INVESTMENT Asks Asylum in U.S. Hartford. The bridegroom is the bearer. The flower girl’e dress was United States. idential nominee, have given solid ter Katanga regardleOS o f the Presg Photographers Assn. son of Mr. and Mrs. HylRrid E. 'Tas­ turquoise with a white overeklrt. Contact men from the nine Com­ clues on choices for the top cabinet provincial regime’s stand. '> The winning shot was a 8>c(4umn ker of Jonathan Trumbull High­ _____ — » ■■•■■■■■■ ■ijai !• “Our troops' are going into Ka­ scene of the fire in the American Her headband was fashioned of munist delegation* were visiting post. But Kennedy has two lead­ way, Columbia. white flowers with a turquoise Asian, Aftlcan and other mission* Key West, Fla., Aug. 3 (/P)— The treasurer of the Cuban ing prdspeots for the post in Ches­ tanga as piaimed on Saturday,** Mill In Rockville, June 3. The Rev. Francia Igo performed Revolution and railroad administrator in Fidel Castro’s gov­ tho U.N. spokesman said. Satemls took the picture from 8t. veil, and 'she carried a basket of to the UJ7, urging that they «tay ter Bowles and Adlal Stevenson, the double ring ceremony. daisies. away from the meeting if it were ernment, Haul Chibas, has fled to the United States and po­ his foreign policy advisors. The decision to send a UJN. Bernard's Church terrace. Given In marriage by her father, LAMPSHADES He Uvea at 25 Cottage St., Rock­ Jan Tasker, brother of the 12-^Month Guarantee ALLSTATE Tyrex called. The Ooit&ihini*t* were plug­ litical asylum. He arrived in Key West yesterday aboard a Nixon could always turn to some task force into Katanga, announc­ the bride wore a gowm of silk or­ bridegroom, served as best man. ging the Soviet Union’s proposal darkhorse candidate as his selec­ ed last night by UJ7. Secretary m ville, and placed several times last ganza * and Chantilly lace. Her 17-foot boat. Now's H Tint* year In the monthly contests spon Ushers were Henry D upre/ of An­ for a summit conference of all 82 No immediate reason was given tion. But lately in. Republican General Dag Hammarskjold, rep­ gown was designed with a scoop dover, Ronald Hansen of Strat­ 6.5^0x15 Tube-Type U.N. members during the General circles, the name of Dillon, the resented a major concession to de­ To DioiM Up Thot Lomp sored by the New England a«H>cia neckline, cap elecvei, elongated for his defection, but former as- tlon. ford, and Edward Dollak of Hart­ Assembly convening Sept. 20. sociatea said he had been growing State Department’s 50-year-old No. mands of the Central Congo gov­ WithoN^SlMdt! bodice, circular skirt with alternat­ The Communist argument went State News ernment for an Imimedlate end to . — ^ man, has been bobbing up in in­ ing band* of Chantilly lace and ford. discontented With Castro’s tom- 2 • A reception was held at the BLACKWALL that the permanent U.N. delegates mtmlstlc leanings. formal surveys of the field. the secession of the copper-rich silk organza, terminatliig' In' a who make up the ditormament province, which supplied 60 per chapel train. A pearl crown held Villa Rose In Windsor Tx>cks fol­ ‘T talked to him in June of 1959 Dillon, a millionaire former in­ lowing the ceremony. Mts. Dollak commission have authoilty to do and he knew Fidel was a Commu­ vestment banker, is mentioned, cent of the wealth of tho former COSMETICS her butterfiy veil of silk illusion, no more than engage in the time- Roundup received guests in a gown of violet nist then,” said Diaz Lianz, former more frequently than former New Belgian colony. WE CARRY ALL and she carried a colonial bouquet wasting debate, while the heads of T%e firm stand of the U.N. Con­ THE TOP LINES of white roses. silk organza and white accessories. government have full power to con­ chief of Castro’s Air Fol-ce, "but York Gov. Thomas- E. Dewey who The bridegroom’s mother wore a he said he would stick around for might be available as Nixon’s for­ go command in the face o f Mss Donna hee Shages of'East 88 clude agreements. Tshombe’s threat was greeted champagne silk organza gown a whUe.” eign policy chief, if asked. ARTHUR DRUG Hartford, maid of honor, wore a Diplomatic sources said most Ribicoff lo See with a grim approval ,by the Con­ Lanz, who defected more than Dillon assets are readily appar­ shrimp colored chiffon dress with with shrimp and beige acces­ EACH U.N. delegations had agreed in- golese government. ' sories. a year ago, described Chibas, a ent; (1) He would be far less con­ draped' neckline and bodice of PLUS TAX Truman Aug. 10 "This Is what should have been pearls and seqhinS. Her headdress Mrs. Tasker's travel costume former boys’ military school pro­ troversial than Dewey who has done long ago," a govenunent. for a wedding trip to La*\s George, 10 fessor, as "a nice, decent fellow— voiced some biting criticism of was a matching poinsietta em­ official said. AND OLDiTIRE ON YOUR CAR U.S. Jury Decides certainly not in any way commu­ Hartford. Aug. 3 iJP)—Governor broidered with seed pearls and silk N.Y., was a white lace sheath. Democrats in his political heydey Both the United Nations and illusion veil. The couple will make their home nistic.’’ Ribicoff will meet 'with Harry S. and, (2 ) for the past 7% years he L T. WOOD CO. 7.10*15...... pta» »wc Cigarettes Element Truman a weOk from today to the Congolese leaders agree that Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia In Columbia. 'While an exUe from the govem - has worked in the State Depart­ bloodshed and violence should be Ann Aldrich of West Hartford: The bride was graduated from ment of since deposed Preaid4a>t pave the way for Democratic ment’s top echelon handling many Vice Presldeqt Richard Mixon gets a kiss on the cheek frbm his mother, Mrs. Hannah ICE PLANT presidential nominee John F.'Ken­ Nixon< M tlwyvwiUto4’,6i|. ■tiga.beforsi. l)iB speech at his home town of Whittier, Calif., last avoided. Miss Karen Tasker, sister of the Windsor High School in June. The 7.60x 15 ...... plus^ In Cancer^f Lung Fulgencio Batista, CUb«| raised of the tough International prob- They will have to fight thislr Marion's Wondtrful fii BISSEIX ST. bridegroom; and Miss Barbara Mae bridegroom was graduated from funds for Ckwtro to^ lliN i^ d n e y s M ace oORferenee with the night, % e scene Wps at a Nixon Homecoming” at Whittier College, where he was Nationwide guarantee against road hazards. See them at Sears! former- p'lulUent. — v -tiw|9w- graduated tn 19S17 'CAP' WibtolKTr-*” "-^ *ray In,” YWiomba told newsmen Cubet-Cru»hed‘Block» Talge, Wlilimantic. They wore Windham High School and is em­ Miami, Fla., AulTs (ffj^Smcik*' New T6rk. TUiff9~X«W mm m t u sitter hearing a broadcast o f UJ7. gowns of turquoise satin, designed ployed at Pratt and Whitney Air­ snmaMr o f 1906 t o ’the hflls d m The Governor said today that A ' thltd Important reason could Secretary General Dag Hatnmar- PRIDE Ing is at let^ a Ihctor In lung can­ he will fly to IGasouri Aug. 9 and with fitted bodices, three-quarter- craft in East Hartford. cer, a federal Jury has Atclded, but Sierra Maestra .to Join Castro. be the increasingly close Dillon- skjold’a announcement, that U.N. a . Soihe Latin American souroes meet with Mr. Truman the fol­ Nlxon friendship thkt has devel­ forces will take over firem Briglan it refused to b l^ e the cigarotte lowing morning in Independent maker. in Washington described Chibas’ oped in the ppst few months. Dll- Nixon on Way trdops keeping order in this rich SALE He Said that he expbots the oon- R^uther Supports defection as a hea'vy blow to the km’B aides confirm that the two mining pro'vince in the southeast 20-Month Guarantee ALLSTATE The Jury'declined yesterday to men have met frequently and assess any damages against the Castro regime. ference to last a couple of hours Congo. NOLLY) It comes on the heel* of Castro’s and then will return to Oonnectl' sometimes talked twide daily on To Hawaii for The Katanga Radio broadcast American Tobacco Co. The estate the phone. tOOO FROM Wedding LEGLERC Safety Highway Nylon o f Edwin Green, who died o f lung disappearance from ptfiolic view cut. orders for all men to report for 1 All these talks were objective A UEADINO cancer, had asked more than $1 amid rumors of gn vei iliness. Senator Keimedy at H3rannis Choice of Johnspn mobilization. Tshombe said he FUNERAL HOME The name Chibas is one o f the 'Port yesterday designated the discussions of foreign.policy prob­ Start of Race has support o f tribal chiefs in million. lems, they say, without any move MANUFACTURER! Torres-Olson 6.70x15 Tube-Type The plaintiff contended Green de­ most revered in Cuba, even though Connecticut governor as a special the decision to mobilize. He Raul ChflMs lost prestige among emissary to arrange' for his by Dillon to provide Nixon with charged that a U.N. entry m old Oonslstlng of: Parchments, silk* FUNERAL * . J veloped cancer of . the left lung as Hyannis Port, Mass., Aug. 3 (AT^had considered Johnson an "excel Lo.* Angeles, Aug. 3 (A>)— A latUr <«•' The wedding of Miss Alice Ol­ anti-Castro Cubans when he par­ hatchet burying nneeting 'with the campaign ammunition to shoot at lent” candidate as he described him chipper* bright-eyed Richard M. constitute aggression. and shaatongs. Selection In. a heavy smoker for 30 years o f .the the Democrats. -Walter P. Reuther, president of vorico (torn son of Manchester to Alberto Tor­ firm's Lucky Strikes, with an oc­ ticipated in the January 1959 ex-Presldent later* this month. the politically powerful United today, Reuther parried; Nlxoii flew off into a black pre­ The premiers threat of a fl|^t dodos: Boodolr, bridge, table, SERVICE BLACKWALL Governor Ribicoff said that he DUlon is known, however, to be •s*r-wb**l to res of Hartford took place on June casional switch to other brands trials in Havana's Sports Palace. Auto Workers union, said today "In conventions and contests peo­ dawn today to open his presiden­ was discounted by Belgian author­ floor and ehlmney siiadee. You’ll spoke with Mr. Truman by phone ff00t-«fb*«l 15 in Bennettsville, S. C. WALTER N. when he couldn’t get his choice. These drew world-'wlde criticism Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson has won ple have preferences.” tial campaign in Hawaii. ities in ElisabethviUe, who noted want to bny. several at these pAptUiog. « The bride is the daughter of LECLERC, about t'wo weeks ago and Sfnator (CoBUnned oa Page Five) that his current military foreee low, low nuurLOW prices. Green, himself, actually started the because throngs were allowed to the right to have organized labor’s But he said Johnson has demon­ After posing for' photographers (o *11 Mr. and Mrs. John Olson, 19 Green Director suit before his death. . jeer the defendants and shout Kennedy’s telephone call to Hto support for election as vice presi­ are slim. A general mobilization. <-«n*n. strated a record of accomplish­ at the airport, the 1/106 President Whatever You Need— Hill St., Manchester. The . bride­ American Tobacco challenged them down. former President yesterday 46 dent. ment as the Senate majority lead and his wife, Pat, climbed aboard TooTI Ahrmys Find It At $77,00 groom is the son of the late Mr. Call Ml 9 -5 8 6 9 88 Chibas is a brother of the late a foI!ow-tq> of his conversatiBii, (Oontlmied on Page Twelve) hing cancer as cause of Green’s Reuther spoke out after a talk er, and has stated he will support the 4-englne, propeller-driven air­ and Mrs. Ferdinand Torres of 23 Main Street, Manchester death at age 49 in 1958. It also dis­ Eddie Chibas whose spectabular M e d a ris Gets with Sen. John F. Kennedy, the the Deipocratic platform. liner. Takeoff time was 5:08 a.m. Caguas. Puerto Rico. EACH puted that smoking causes cancer. demonstrations of opposition to I^inocratic presidential nominee, PLUS TAX Judge Bars Shorts "That’s good enough for me,” PDT. Mr. and Mrs. Torres are living The jury found yesterday after corrupt government during various Bridgeport, Aug. 3 (AT—It was who smiled widely at Reuther's Reuther said. The Republican presidential Pitt over averM* ^l*c at 698 Main St , Middletown. 15 eight hours deliberation that administrations finally cost iUm his hot and humid last night, the kind Presidency of words. He said he can speak only for MARLOWlS nominee and Mrs. Nixon boarded Bulletins BIAIN ST., MANCHESTER bow'L Sturdily coo- V AND OLD TIRE ON YOUR CAR Green’s smoking was Va proximate life. He shot himsOIf about 10 of a night that Bernfitoa shorts They stood side by side on the himself but he believes-Organh^ their chartered plane before dawn_ •tructed. laiily dMaod. NOTICE cause or one of the proximatp years ago just after making a"radip were-made for, but-not ror wei lawn of Kennedy’s summer home Labor "will make clear shortly” its ''or a history-m^ing political trip froRiNthe AP Wires Toy Train i Co. to address a news conference. Children lo Hear X 1 5 ...... rr 17.80 ptMS t « causes of the development of can­ speech in which he denounced bad ing in traffic court, as six young support of the Democratic ticket’s to the mid-Pacific islands that Sommer Store Hours: Open $51.00 7.10 cer in his left lung.” , , government Reuther had been one of the Tneeday thru Saturday ladles learne:^ / ' “two excellent candidates." make up the SOth state. DR. J. A. SEGAL 7 .6 0 x 1 5 ...... 19.88 plus Hix Judge Francis J. King saw the New York, Aug. 3 —Major Gen­ early Kennedy-for-president sup­ A reporter told Kennedy that CRASH INJURES pnxxr (Thursdays tiil 9 P.M.) Story of Princess (ConUnned on Page Two) (OoatlniMd ea Page Four) porters. Friend*, however, said Nixon, due to land in Honolulu WELDON DRUG CO. young women in Bermuda shorts eral John I>. Medari*. former head Vice President Nixon,-the Repub­ at 11:30 a.m. Island time, (5:30 New Milford, Aug. 9 (JPt—A Closed Monday* during Aii- of the worldwide Army rocket and Reuther, like, some other labor lican presidential nominee, has gn*t. Aolbortaed Oeator 413 MAIN STREET $2.00 Extra For Tubeless Tires. as he entered ,|the room. He an­ p.m/-FJDT), will be the first presi­ light plane ' crash-landed In a Stories of pioneer chtidrirt wllf I nounced that court would not be guided missile program, today be­ leaders, was dismayed when Ken­ stated that Kennedy "pad the plowed field here today, iajor- M l MAIN ST,—Ml S -U ll be tol^ in Center Park Tliursday at came president of a toy train man­ nedy diose Johnson as his running dential candidate to take the trail 1916 Forgery E xpanded? opened until they had left. price for Labor's support." * for vqtes in Hawaii. Hts decision ing Its lone occupant. The pilot 10:30 a.m. by Misa Marian Jessa­ ufacturing company. mate. 9 "I wonder what he meant?” IS HAVING OFFICE As they were being escort^ to make tho trip gets, him in Was identified by State Polioe aa mine, children's librarian. She will Lionel Corp. announced General Asked today whether he always Kennedy said. from the room by court officials, ahead of Sen. John F. Kennedy, Joseph A. Fortin, 39. 131 Wash­ also read the etory of the Indian King said; Madaria’ new position. He vlras also Reuther at this point said he’d the Democratic contender who ington St., MaiMehead, Mass. princeea who once lived'In Bolton. HOURS AS USUAL 24-Month Guarantee Tyrex Silent'Cushion "Your cases are continued imtil elected a director. Lionel has been like to comment that "The Ameri­ In case of rain; the story hour Casement Diaries Fake, without a president since last Oc­ plains to hop to both Hawaii and Re was taken to New Mllfotd next week when you are to show can Labor movement is going to Hospital for treatment of facial will be held in the children’s room tober. work hard for this ticket—we’re Alaska around the first of next of the Mary-Cheney Library. your respect for the court by ap­ News Tidbits month. injuries. State' polioe sold toe 6.70x15f 7if50xl4 Tubeless ' pearing here in proper clothing." Lionel has long been-the nation’s going to support' Kennedy and largdat manufacturer of electric . At the end of 'the fli’st day of cause of the accent was not AP Ex-Reporter Claims He observed after the session Called from AP y/iree Johnson. Senator Kennedy is sup- known exactly, addlbg, however, trains and accessories. It also >rtlng the things America needs- his hurry-up campaign tour to the that iieat or no heat, Bermuda toat toe gasoline tank was dry BLACKWALL makes other electric and mechan­ Se hasn't had to pay a price.” West' Coast and Hawaii, Nixon shorts will not be tolerated in his ical toys, chemiatnr sets and sport­ wtMO they examined M. )< NOTE: Foiiy-foar years ago afrepocter for the Associated Press, court. Clarence Attaway, 24, a Navy Kennedy then, in saFcastic tones, was accorded a returning hero’s reporter In the London Barena of replied he would print the pages, ing equipment. ■aid: “ Mr. Nixon is carrying on a welcome at Whittier College, his TOe company also .manufactures man stationed at the Newport, R. NIXON FUGHT DELAY1» MR. AUTO WASH the Aseoolatod Preee.^ctuM aoroes filled with detailed admissions of I. Naval Base, saved two «dilldreB very high level campaign I tmder- alma mater. This was his third n story he never homosexual acth, on,\one condition Jewelry Stolen an explosive switch with broad ap­ Washington, Aug. 8 (AV-Tha * Groton, Aug. 3 (A>) — Police con­ plications in bomba, missiles, from a blazing teaeaMOt in Fall FBI disclosed today Vice Preat- be was prevented from getting —that he be allowed to talk to the River, Mass, today despite severe (OonUnued ea Page Four) (Conttnued on Page Four) tinued their search today for the rocket* and mines. dent Rlohant M. Nixon’s west­ the f ^ story. lYie newMuna was imprisoned Casement. burns.to himself...A brush and person or persons believed to have MSdaris said he was confident ward campaign flight was da* • N8wEnslani’8 Moft BACH Ben K Alien, who returned to the He wanted both sides of the timber fire Is ont of ebatrol high story. stolen several high-priced pieces of he could contribute to the com­ iayed by a false report that a PLUS TAX United States tn 1917 and left in the mountains northwest of San The Great Issues-’-^ jewelry fronr the Griswold Hotel. pany’s growth in electronics, in in­ bomb was placed In his plane. A newspaper,busindk. His unwritten Permission was refused, and Al­ Bernardino, Calif... Modem Avtomaiie Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Shaine, dustry and education as well as ^Reno, Nev„ taxicab drlVvr and story dealt with doenments be had len never wrote what would haVe defense. AND OLD TIRE ON YOUR CAR been toM were private diariea of been a iworld sensation. 50- Riverside Dr., New. York City, Two youths wer#'“ kllled ■ and' former wrestler was arrested to­ Gar Wash told Groton Borough Police that "The company’s ' plans for ex­ three injured on a bus full of. Sir Roger Oasensmt, the- Iriah na- Casement was hanged in Lon- pansion along these lines were an Rivals Have Excellent day. The FBI said be Md ab> a a a a a a a two jewelry boxes, containing nine beach-bound teenagers from Chi­ 7.10x15 — 8.00x14.^... • a a a « e a . 20.88 ph» fox rionalist hanged Iqr Britain In important factor in my acceptance tendants at toe Reno Airport (Ooattnued on Page Seven) pieces, were missing yesterday cago when the vehicle on which • Simoaizias aad 1916 as n trtotor. Alien, npw 77 o f this post,” Medaris said. yesterday he had just. put a and a resident of Fnlo Alto, 0 ^ „ when they returiied to their rooms they were traveling was hit by a bomb In toe Nixon . campaign 7A0x15 — 0J0x14 ..... aaaaaaaeaaaa .22.88 phis ten Medaris resigned from the Army car and the passengers were Motor Glaaaiag o returned to London this week with early in the evening. in Januairy. At that time he Civil Rights Records plan*, then drove off. The Nixon his wife to examine the Ossement Mrs. Shaine said it would be scattered like bowling phu. Little taheoff was delayed ythile the Jumbp, the 12-year-old elephant napers onoe again aad for i Swain^n Gets difficult to put an exact value on (OontinuM OB Pago Twelve) 'plane and higgsge were ^ latorior ShamiMOt iayed trip oelebraHng their 66fli the piece* because some of them used last year in an effort to NOTE—Die Democrat* adoptedAlng match on each other’s civil establish Hannibal’s route across a etrong civil rights plan^, aad wedding anniversary of last year. •were gift*. rights performance. TYiPHOON TOLL AT 109 • Foroiga Gars HEAVY DUTY .BULK B k oonrioaions foDbw.) Michigan Vote Police Said the value of the col­ the Alps, died in the Turin Zoo In the. MM big Jlght in the Republloaa Thus, Negroes in the . northern Italy. Thlpei, FormoMi, Abg. S (g>->, lection, which is insured, la prob­ 4 of 12 A-Siibs nattoBil eonventlen was over foi- clti'es won’t have much to choose Formosa’s toil from typhoan Washed Ex|Mrtly By HDOY GlUIOitX Detroit, Aug,. 3 (AT—Lt. Gov. ably about $8,000 to $10,000. Wedding of TV comic Jack Car­ loviiag suit. The subjeet is certain between the two men on that iS' Shirley and the floods svhlch fol­ e FREE COFFEE Lemdw, Aug. 3 (AT—^Were the John B. Swainaon, 36, a legless De­ A diamond bracelet worth $2,000 ter and actress Paula Stewart la to flgure prominently in the cam- sue. By the same token, Ironically, lowed Monday mounted today to EVERY MORNINO pecret diaries of Sir Roger Oase- troit attorney, upset tw6 rivals in is among the missing items. Not Operating New York was postponed because paign. The followlag article, third jieither will white Southerners 104 dead, 95 misaing aad ^ leozY ment — the Irish' Nationalist yesterday’s Michigan primary to Others included a pearl bracelet, hi* parents deidre. an orthodox of five OB toe major fsaoes, exam­ who have long fought forceful cl'vil 400 injured. Foilee headqinirters — UOUItS hanged bY the British as a traitort emerge as political heir to Demo­ with six gold bands set with dia­ Jewish service. ines the oandidatoa’ civil rights rights legislation. said that no one any hmgir was OIL 44 yyara ago-7-forged to dlseradlt crat G. Mennen WiUiama, retiring monds and a clasp of cultured Washington, Aug. i (/P) — Four' A four-engine American Air­ ■taad. While the two men, Kennedy nwrooned by flobd watoira, bat 8 0 A.M.-S:S PJM. DaUy him as a sexual pervert? after 12 years as governor. pearls and diamonds; an Oriental of the Navy’s 12 new-atomic sub­ lines plane with 97 paeeeagere heading the Democratic ticket and High detergent for today’s modern engines. Reg. 50,000 ware homeleea’-aad rail 8 A.M.-1 P.M. Sunday YSTere they faked to dampen B w alnsoi^sd been rated an un­ pearl set with diamonds on a pla.t- marine* currently are out of era- aboard leaded safely today at Buf­ By JAMBS. MARLOW Nixon in the Republicans' No. 1 and highway eomnnaknlleaa sympathy for him in the inflamed derdog to James M. Hare, 50, a 3- inum band; a wedding band of tion for design changes, or over­ falo airport despite hydraulic (AP Nows Analyst) ■pot, will no doubt spend some ■tUl were out tv weebeuta and 25c per quart. ALLSTATE MUFFLERS days of Irish nationalism and diamonds on platinum; a diamond haul. trouble.. .Upewlag la em|doyne6t time trying to make each other term secretary of state. Detroit Wasliingtcn, Aug. 3 (V)—Some landaUdea. The '(hs^e World War I, when many Ameri-' Councilman Ed Connor, 52, was pin with a bar of diamonds qcroas The Nautilus, the world’s oldest my mid-September prefficted by look inferior on civil rights, they WASH RATES of the stones Vice President Rich­ Formoaa said there dans regarded Casement as . a third man in the race. the top and aet with a large dia­ atomic ship (she Imgan operating Labor Department. will probably spend more time 92.90 per waeh. ard M. Nixon and Sen.. John Fv caanaltiea among Amertoap per- ' INSTALLED ^ hravs Irish patriot? Connor conceded about mid­ mond in the center; a large Ori­ with the fleet tn' 1965) is being Sudden sWlft storm horled rala talking about: 9R00 for 9 waakea. (Sava fS) Kennedy throw at each other in ■onael aad damage to ABesniiE ' An Amsrloan after examining night and Hhre less than an hour ental paajrl set with diamonds at refurbished. She la tentatively and high winds at northern Il­ property was Might 91EOO for It waAea. (flava 99) the presldcntiaPcaippaign will be 1 . Details in the Democratic and ^ 0 ! ? r a u W-S3 the fiadl^ documents thinks they later. Swainaon had built up a the tofq' Ikrge diamond pend­ scheduled to go hack into opera­ linois WisenMn today. Republicans platform planks bn 1^® PhiB Xiax. T 4 4 were. He is Ben S. Allen, 77, Palo ant. ■ ' scoofHKl up out of. the oatUe-tom 1.. commanding lead by corraling more tion In two weeks. ■ • Navy moved t^M taria a atep civil rights, although both planks CHtV.4t^S3 Alto, CaUf., a former newspaper­ field of civil rights. than 50 p er dent of th» ybte in The Seawolf, second of th6. cloeer to operatidmi status today this ^ear'are the slrongekt in tho man and long-time friend and as­ heavily Democratic Detr6jt. and' Fever Guard. atomie submarine fleet, cojhmli^- with another sokiistiil iriag of Still—b y''th e yardstick o f the history of either party. (The sociate of former President Her­ Wayne County. Hartford, Aug. 3 (F)—Thi State ■loned in 1957, will have been h)' one of its subnpnlto'. tenets at militant National Association for FVrrd, Chev. ’54-’58. Ply., Dqdge (6 cyL) ’49-’5 6 .10.99 bert Itoover. • / NAACP says the Democratic plank IN YOUR CONTAINER Vigorous supnoft Milk Regulation Board today vot­ drydock more than a whea Cape Canaveral Boston the Advancement of Colored Peo- is the stronger oftha two, but adds ABOVE PRICES FOR MOST POPULAR MODELS Forty-fouc years ago in London, AFL-CIO local union I ed to stlffan the regutarijHMfJiMr pro­ ■he returnsI fto the fleet about S^pt. Otobo Editor Mandd Veters) spend­ J>le—both presidential candidates that the areas of agreement are 344 BROAD ST. Alien was privately wown a sheaf the winner's cause, tection 'acalnat a rnniiljifiiiti t jp i 10. ing.,!!!! fifth day witti hie family have rack^ up excellent records much more signlhcant than the r Shoopliif Pariuule,. BUddla Tnrnpilu IKr. aad MANCndEflTER SHOPPING PARKAOE of papers by British Intelligence surprised iwlitlcal, foi bilw in Wi',t Middl* Turnpike .ind Ci-ntet jt. MG 1-1691 disease’tolled "Q” fever. ^ • J The Navy stitoped out the Sei. la a fallout shelter in Hyennti, on civil r^bU in their 14 yeara dlfferem»A,i' Ml Bk««d MsBOiaBler, OptoOpan MondaY, TocadaY, 10 AM. to ostcliu and told they were Cass- running ^head outstato Thte betstnu effectMf: Immedt-’ wolf’s original reactor aftsr the , today, said designers of apiece in Congress. Maia. Toa*., Sat^lO AM to /9 *M ------ment’s personal diaries. 9. On the civil righto-M Iirform- 8 Waditaailay ThmuUjr,mndAy, Frimj,P riu f, 9 A.M. to 9 PJI. "S«tfafaction guaranttrf or your^moeey Ittd:’’ was thought' to be ' ately.,;^e decision wajpfaikde af­ liquid zhetal system used for the such refuges mast do sonMttdag Such 4 imperfections as exist In once of both parUiS over the yeare Satardajr. 9 AM to 6 PJd. » -MANCHESTER- WaC. Ttara..-FrLp-19 AAL ta 9 PJM. . "Go, publish them If you want With 4.939 ter a heartog this nunPi^ 4iB the heat exehaate unit to thS nactor nboot hnnldilg. their records—at leMt in the eyea and what cfvU righto advocetoi to.” he was tedd, ’’TTiey'rs youra. praclncii repoetti^^ capitol where there Wac flo oppe- Some • 400 men ' rstumod to o f all-out eivU right O90tav-w|JP MOflMt JlMlla||;tM9 Sxoluslvely.” created .prshkaw M plpiti||. Ai ito'advoeatoe— can expect if (a) the Democratt A- may sound Uka halr-spUtting If the q OreoUr teeptad, , a Fouag I ea Ciiga fweHe).; 9 m i tdHSise.lPlhBj; tw o 69td)

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