PAGE TPiCNTT tmmSDAY, JULY 9, 1989 Average Dally |Met Preee Roi» liattrliPBtpr ^tt^ning l^pralb The Weather , Fee the lYeak Eatled Fiir-thi«n Sunihine Girls, day at P a.m. The paalor. the Rev.,: o'clock ^ this movning and was Maneheft^r— A City of V iiltige Chtirm waa anreated laat night and tssisted Mrs Jane Smith, grand Paul G. Prokopy. will speak on charged with passing In a no-' Jii heA-Cruthed-Blockit ehlef rtf the Pythian Sisters. In •'My Christ-Centered G h jirch ^ charged with intoxication. He was passing zone. Free under $25 bond,! the flag ralaing.ceremnnles heJrt at Membership." released under $25 bond this morn­ he la due In court tomorrow also, j VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 2.18 (SlX'l'EEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN;T PRIDAY. JULY 10. 1959 (Claaalflad Adiriilehig «a Faga ii). PRICE P1VB CBNTi the annual picnic in Cheshire June 28. Last n^nnth also the local The Polish . American Club will jirls were the guests of Acorn hold it.a mortthly meeting next Council rtf West Haven at a hot Wednesday al 7:30 p.,m. at the. Smoke-(^anci^r dog roast at the P>-thian Center clubhouse. Steel Talk In Cheshire. Members of the Orsnge Order ^ Link Fails on will attend divine service Rundsy i in St. Mary’s Bpistopal Church at ! British Mice I 10 a m. Members are asked to aa-1 Start Personal Notices semhie at the church at P;4ft a m .; London, July 10 hPi—Mice Data Sta^ exposed to . strong doses of In Mempruim The Salvation Army will conduct' cigarette smoke have failed Uo IB levin* memory of liasrMice E , an open air service si 7:30 tonight. develop lung cancer in five Iternvrnlcn 'rtio pained s«sy Ju!' ? In the event of rain an indoor aerv- L New York,. July 10 (/P)— years of laboratory tests, the IWS TSur voice to lee \oiir etniie The Men's Club .of the Zion To ell and talk s'ith you awhile today. 1 tufhor. and that was blamed Tbcurh absent sou are alwase near blTlheran Church will hold an, out­ Negotiating activity picked up on a. bad case Of bronchitis; Still loved and mleeed and ever dear ing Saturday, beginning at noonTal- as time gre'w closer to a threaten­ scientist* assl.med to the re­ •• Mother, aiaiets hrnihers (he Howard Hanaen's home, 21 ed Induatry walkout at midnight search project said in a report Nlecea and nephew* Bremen Rd. Tuesday. made public yesterday. Interchange Site in Doubt Tha Industry and union bargain­ "Our failure is a striking Whiteside, ing teams, which met only briefly negative result," the, report Tolls End yesterday, then recessed to re-ex- added. simlne their positions, repeated the Now mice are being sub­ f a v o r i t I f o o d s same process today. Maek Case jected to cigarette smoke plus Last Call After a brief joint session this Relocation of Rt, 6 the Ingredients of smog with Oct. 1 on , morning, the management and the same negative results, the BALDWIN AT REASONABLE PRICES ARE YOURS WHEN YOU SHOP AT union representatives split up with report continued. Diseharged this statement: At Leeds University. 40 “The parties have been ex­ mice were subjected to con­ Held 4 Years Away BsM. changing data and have recessed centrated cigarette smoke and I Wa.ahinjton, July 10 {/P)— 2 Bridges APPLES temporarily to gather additional Information needed when confer­ atmospheric pollution. Of The jury in the Richarrl A. HALE'S SELF SERVE -v MEAT DEPT. these 27 still are slive snd ences resume probably this after­ ! Mack-Tliurman A. Whiteside By EVEBETT HOfTTMAN eth# 4-year highway pi ram which Wethersfield, July 10 {/Pi— 276 OAKLAND noon.’’ ■ has developed lung can- Th^ much discussed j’eloca- ive* outlined, Vinyl plastic, lining is fitted to the main pool at the Manchester Che report did not sSy ; con.spiracy ca.se was dis -ntua of (State Highway Cotnmisiioner STREET A further meeting sometime to­ charged today after deliber-, tion of Rt. 6 ih Manchester Country Club's new, private swlnirriing facility. Tiles places day was definitely planned but the ^tjier -13 died. \tiii gray-' Howard Ives annnuticed todzy PERO’S loosely' around the rim will eventually be ceqienled In place as a With These "qn's St, Bartholo- ating for more than 10 hours at l6ast four yearA away and haired, «-gar smoking time WS.S uncertain. I OR AT THE FARM OX At ERY STREET facing for the lop of the pool. The wading pool is in the back­ ^ BOOST-yOUB BUP^P primission-j f hat 829 million worth at the Country Club f . . , The stated admission that “da­ jal, sqhstanc»s of witlmut reaching a verdict. the exact location of a con-i er sdmitied-frankly that Slate's now $484 million hijh- ground. (Herald Photo by Pintoi. ta" was being exchanged could tobacco smoke and smog were U.S. Di,strict Judge Burnita S Irovei'sial interchange which 1 " I" " ' he had been In wniiW K . iinHnr Injected into the lungs of rats cover many posaibillties. It left an Matthews dlscStniged the Jury nejfhisi- thi.stliig town nor P^ast I is under Pool Openinff encouraging impression. But there and guinea pigs and no ma­ from'furthep^eliberation.s after u i . i , ‘ i stlft acquainting himself with the: contract by the end of this was no word the industry had lignancy • has been- found so receiv.ng,^note from the fore- Hartford^ wantsWants ha* not yet.'.job!yet. Job. "year. Weekend Meat Specials made any wage increase offer. far. man. Robert A'v Burner, in which been settlcti. t-efetred the question • to : xhe projects Include all phaaas Slated Sunday IT'S,NEVER A GAMBLE, WHEN YOU BUY “I don’t feel any change in my The institute did find that' he said the Jury stood 11-1. ''evealed today David Johnson. State planning en- of the 4-year highway program pulse beat one way or the other," smokin;; seems to keep down Bmner did not .say whether the "t • "2*it acquainted" press con- j ' ■ 1**'^ ot*irlals who authorized by the recent aeaolOn the weight of animals, a.s it or ference in Welhei sfield held by aided'film In answering questions:^ The privateswimriing snd wsd- | . was the way R. Conrad Cooper put .. majority favored conviction It when asked by newsmen what sometimes does in hujnan I acquittal. newly appointed . Stste Highway ing pools nt the Manche.«ter logs. Commissioner Howard Ive*. • the prospects were, cooper is exec­ Mack, former member of .Johnson said the Rt. 6 project i progroni to keep tlia TIME TO SKEW SKEWER Comitry Club are expected to be DUBUQUE HICKORY SMOKED HAMS utive vice president of U.S. Steel "Rxposure to cigarette Federal Communications Com- devoted most of the hour- ...... * I PktfBlir* s\n sail m# not Included in the 4-vear i ^ in use Sunday, according to MCC i Corp. end the leader of the in­ smoke results in reduction of mission, and Whiteside, a Miami I '""K conference to a diScussion of .Time to get out that ruiEty skewer that wa.a (he ha.si.s of so many delirious meals am he.:ause It was necessary *P»rtm ant’s operaUoti. • ^ Swimming Aaan. Chairman John dustry's fight against higher pay food the animal consumes, lawyer, were accused of consptr- State s new S484 million high- Y * !” .<(.»»•• Ives siatements wers mads at demands. just as in man the smoker us­ mg to rig award of Miami TV way program and a new public re- *•" Olspose of the priority last summer. And then start preparing for some really tasty meals . . . shish ke- Summers. the first of a seriea of plannwl SHANK C Q c IBUTT Cooper and the industry's bar­ ually eats more sparingly;" channet 10 to Public Service Tele-' ["t'uu" program aimed at keeping; (Conttniied on Page Four) news conference* at the Highway hah, turkey, chicken . . . any meats that you can spear and rotate over the hot I^ a ted within the formor len- gaining team resumed direct talks the ' report aaid. vision. Inc. public fully informed aa to the j Department Office Blinding here. coals for that smoky outdoor grilled flavor. To he .sure everything turns out right, nia epurt area, the pools will be this morning with a similar 4-man Burner said the 11 Jurors fell '>?P*rtmenf, activities, Edward F. Power* of Old Say- h a l f Steelworkers Union team headed the stand of the 12th was "not wa* duting the question and hu.v the makings at Pinchurst where you get Jhe tenderest meals in town. aerved by oabanaa and a snack HALF ^ ^ t J brook, Ives said, will h« the nmr 302 MAIN STREET bar -'ihs for completion in another conslatent with reason." answer period afterWari) that it ‘Suburbia Today’ public relations officer for the Cormr week. (Oontinnea on Page Nine) Behan Roars The foieman asked for fu rth er"'*'’ revealed the Rt. * relocation; department. Middit Tumpikt Constm tion 'n the poola began instructions from the judge, in- included Ini Here Tomorrow Powers, now with an -East SWIFT PRK.\tll'M alwut two weeks ago after two LOIN LAMB CHOPS RIB LAMB CHOPS stead of giving them, the Judge |______l______Hartford public relations firm months of debate and discussion Into 3rd Day called the Jurors into the^,. court but formerly a special assistant in with the -town directors on the ' Pentagon Cuts room, thanked them, and excused the Highway Department, suc­ Payroll and pools' membership requirements Of Giant Binge them from further deliberations. ceed* William Murray of Wcet authorised and tax and rental status. The trial, which began April 7, U.S. Sees Possibility Hartford, who retired thta week. Both pools are made of rein­ Missiles Funds wa.s. the longest here in recent Ives also said that the location personal checks 85' years. of the East-West Highway in forced concrete and will lx lined lAMidon, July 10 (iPi — Irish cashed, with special contoured vinyl pla.*- $1,438 Miliion playwright Brendan Behan rnere was n< immediate word West Hartford would be announc­ tic sheets. The mam pool is 40 by ended a wild $-dny Mnge In a whether the government might ed during the week of July 30 20 feet and 7 'j feet deep al its paline cell this aftemoon. The seek a second trial. Of Paet on Berlin after completion of Rnal studies. }■ lb . When the jurors came into the •-m i-r low end. The wtgding pooh, Ifi by Washington, 'Jul- 10 {JPJ—The poliee .charge , was: "Found The commleeioner said he would Bundles carried 32 feet, has a constant depth of Pentagon's new cutback oh Army drunk in a pnblle plaM.” He mill court room. Judge Matthew* meet with Weet Hartford edfidjilB asked the formgn whether it wss Washington. July 10 (A>i-U.8.s>-o • deal with the Riisalan* aa due to your car. 3 feet. The pools will be surround­ FANCY BROILERS 39° Six-year-old Jose (call mte Joe 1 Rodriguez of New York City be brought to court tomorrow. on Juty. 14. and Air Force antiaircraft miaeilee true that the jury could no^.d'each officials saw a glimmer of hope I today with tb* arrival In Wash- ed by cement walks and white WMn t happy at all when Re was led out of the North Coventry , today that renewsd Geneva talk* jngton of W. Averell Harriman. Iva* I'a* ordered by Gov. Abra-^ beach sand. will out $1,458,000,000 from ~ By EDDY OltMOEE a verdict. ham Ribicoff to give top priority NEW CROP PROZEN ITALIAN HOT OR SWEET Cbmmtihtty MaJi yesterday afternoon foF A Srweek vacsitlon In the will at la*t start removing the'onetime Democratic presidential The pool facilities will be limited POLISH RINGS planned it.k,gUft,apei)ding over a country. Bnt later, the -ic London, JiUvjiU(Fi’rari*h»^Ja». to location of the Eaet-Weet high­ Fre^ Parking. period of yeare, Oongre. has been wriglU Brmdan. Eahan staggured (CtoaWniied oi. l'*iS“ F (5 a ? G " '“®**'*’" " ^ * * * ** * " * * P 1 o s I v e-»*pfrant and a former ambassador 7-11 LB. BUHERBALL tr use by 100 families, either golf­ SAUSAGE Fresh Air Fund children, cheered up and today he’s having fun ~ threat to World peaqe. , to Moscovf Who recently toured- way when lv'*s was mvom into ^ HEN TURKEYS ing or social membe.'s of ihe conn-, told. at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Naren Ellis on Twin Hill Dr., Cov­ wild-eyed and blaspJieti.ou# into office by the Governor June iW. entry. ■ (Story, other picture on Page Three.) (Herald Photo the third day of a monutnental Christian A. Herter pointed to, the Soviet Union. The location of the Eaet-West ' try club, who form the swimmitig Budget IJirector Maurice H. ■"some poaribility” of reaching' Harriman has already cabled associaUpn. bySatemisi. hinge today. highway in Weet Hartford has Air Conditioned Stans said that reduction wbiild It was a non-stop performance agreement with t,he Russians the State Department thst 8o- The fencea built to protect the Nikita Regards been the subject of controversy for your comfort. be offeet portly b y ^ $137 million of public and private g’uecling.' I yesterday in his first formal new*| vlel Premier Nikita Khushchev for some time. ■OILED HAM. . H). 1.19 tennis courts .are being refurblsh- - 8 9 ‘ increase for the Army'e Nike- 79' singing, shouting, dancing and I V I a i 'v F I conference as Secretary of State. I talked tough to him In Moscow. He ed*to protect swimmers from poa- Zeus, an antimissile missile still Ivee also said that he plara^ cursing that his alsrmed wife said islAkOIl dS I t C a I- Herter said he has,never been j planned to report in person to Vice gli’ing every poesiOle attention as ihle stray golf shots at the first being developed. . optimistic about siicce-ssful nego- President Ntxon, Herter and the and second tees. A diving board Haleys Cold Cuts Are The Finest! Higher Gasoline Tax is sending him to an early grave. soon as poeslble to nnther contro­ Figures Stans gave to the Sen- Some friends fesred that like W | J . M A e i r l a ] i n t tiatlng with the Reds. But he| Senate Foreign Relations Com- will be placed at the main pool. ate'a Defense Preparedness aiib- versial highway project, in the the V.'’el.«h piret-genius Dylan U • , " — committee last mouth showed a ek^e A I C o l U d l l . pointed to a couple of Unanawered mittee during the day. Bridgeport area — the relocation Thomas the highly gifted Behan questions in recent Soviet state- Herter smilingly faced a near- of Route 25. NO CH.ANOE IN SERVICES PICKLE LOAF 65c | u VER BOLOGnX' 85e $108 million saving for the fiscal Under Consideration seemed to be reeling toward Indoors or Out year which ended. June 30. and - I : ' Washington, Julv 10 Vice menu on the German question, (lapacity crowd of 190 newsmen The commlasioner c a i d .Jje The schedule of sei vices at the ------I tragedy by the hospitality of “ I f r . Gorman: Do you anotner"$St' i.union ir the cun-enl Presidem Nixon learned from W? - ' l f Ih* Russlana-come up with in the State Department auditor­ planned to- confer with Bridgeport Church of the Nazar.ene will not be Washington. July 10 (Ah—A pos­ L, amounts they can spend in the ! ^*^*^*^* ***’^. *cduaintances. Only Averell Harriman todav that So- <-he right answer* when the for- ium. He fumbled ,a couple of ques­ officials as soon as possible. changed during the summer. Sun­ fiscal year. The remainder of the cut will be spread o'/er a period of sible gasoline tax Increase was one year starting next July 1. The al-1 wife Beatrice plead- viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev miniatets .resume their con- tions during the 40-minutes-ses­ grow your fruits and You Know Ws Good day Schpol W'lll continue to meet at of several. ways studied today to iocationa arc made in' advance to ' over the telephone from Dub- yj,, ;vixon as the next Monday, he indicated, then sion. but came up with anawers on (Copttniied en Page Four) 9:30 a.m,, with clas.se.'i for all ages. Waldorf ' four or five vears 1^ the future. there will be pjrogreas Instead of ScotTowels keep Work going on the national allow time for the necesaai'v plan-! hn: a , wide range of topics. Because Church services will be held at * -i-p-S.PACK TTie cutback will reduce the 1 PPresident of the United States. " vegetables right in the superhighway network in the ning. A pay-as-you-go requirement' “ Please atop risking your life the deadlock that featured the of arthritis which makes it pain­ when it comes from Pinehurst SERI ICE 10:4,5 a.m, and 7 p m. W eTdoH Army'a NikejHercu-lea program by Harriman, lecently returned years ahead. in the highway law limit.s spend­ when you are so ill.” from a visit to'Moscow snd an firat ijlx weeks of the parley ful for him to stand for any long battalRwis and Air Force His ■ faCher-in-lp-.' artiet Cecil case?'* Meat Department Eomarc forces by 16 squadions a Ii increase .somewhat less than ing to the amount in the fund. interview with Khrushchev, chatt­ He said the questions are 11) period, he sat on a tall stool in- from the numbers o f i g i n»a 11 y the. 1 i.j i-enls a gallon President 'That requiiement was, suspend­ Fi-ench Salkfield said: ed with Nixon in the Vice Presi­ whether Moscow is insisting that j *te*d of standing to answer qiies- Bulletiiig 35 planned. El.senhower proposed still was an ed temporarily during last year’s "Brendan ie a very sick man. dent’s capitol office. In case of a temporary agreement ' tions. ^ With these plump, Juicy, First Prize Franks. . .it's love at Both are antiaircraft weapons. Important part of several i-ompro- recession. Fdsenhower has opposed His complaint is pot ai: due to On leaving. Harriman told on West Berlin, the Allies for- He promised to hold news con- from the AP Wires first bite! Same with dee-Iicioiis Fir.st Prize freshly shred SALADA TEA BAGS KRAFT 3IIRACLE WHIP THE VARIETY BAKING .MIX! any further suspension o'l' other alcohol. Even the alightest drop Cold Cuts... Daisy Hams and Sau.sage. Various Congress members hsd mise plans ready for consideration newsmen about hi* talk with Nix- fell their rights to the Commu- . ferences more regularly when his SALAD DRESSING by the House Ways and Means solution that would draw on regti- of the stuff makes him very ill. To on and his report on Khrushchev's nist-encircled city when the agree-1 dutiea ,»erniit since, aa he put it, If it's Tobin's P’IRST PRIZK...it's just U^at..;the finest SPECIAL! 21c OFF! ' BISQUICK protested the duplication and cost involved in continuing two sets of Committee. lar li’easiiry funds. ftut hint* of buy him a drink is a form of irmn- comments. ment lapses; and (2i Whether ;'th# secretary of state his/ the re- in flavor and quality, with wliolcsomc purity a.ssiired by L^S. a pos.sible compromise developed slaughter.' REDS HAVE BERLIN P LA)^ ' *100 Bogs Only 98c such weapons, st a time when en­ In advance of today’s session, "1 told Premier Khrashchev Moscow is demanding a time limit sponsthility of infor.ning the pub­ Londoa, July I* (ffi—Tke ffotiel Government inapectionl All Tobin products now carry the t)t. 55c ' Lg. Pkg. 39c this week. Behan's reaction to.this was to Good Hijusekeeping Seal which is univer.sally recognized by emy miaslles might aoon replace chairman Wilbur D. Milks i D- that 1 thought the next Presi- on such an agreement, lic on the oaaes for foreign policy. Union lonighi was'reported io bombers and make them obsolete. Ark) indii-ated no -.pecific solution T\yo\ major conipromias. .. plans — .— |dent would be a Demociat," Hat- Britain, Franca and the Unlt- Most of hia time since he succeed­ have assured Britain privately at housewiv^ as a reliable buying guide. now being contemplated would L (ContlBned on Page Two) Stans' testimony, made public i "'as imminent, althouRh a numhei; riman added with a smile. ed States have denounce/l Soviet ed John Foster Dulles April 22 Its readiness to freeze Uie Berlia All throiigh Pineliunyt's SKRVK'K meat! department you Pure Vegetable Oil WESSON OIL 99c laat night. Hated these spending | alternatives were known to be provide: ] has'been open at Geneva\ | crisis at least' until early 1R61.\ will find the same high standards ofvquality. . . ' Nixon will fly to Moscow July talk of deadlines as ultimatums or Ideal for Frying, Baking and .Salads. changes under the master plan; i under study. 1. - A >7-cent increase In the 32 to open a U..S. exhibit there threats under which they could not Herter caused some aiirprlse by THen, with all their orrnpatttn -• 'Lean chuck fre.shly ground patties or hulk fonii at 73r lb . Nike Hercules in the mggre-; Klsenhower pro])osed last Janii-, 5** bring in an extra , and visit With Soviet lenders. negoti'ate. And they say West Ber-1 remarking at one point that he rights’ Inlact, ’ the western Allies The patties, ready for your, grill, run 4 .10^ to a poi'ind. gale.- a reduction of $469 million' ary an increase to 4'a cent.* a gal- 4280 million, temporary .;suspension j could seek a longer term deal wHh FAXUV SOLID PAK HOR.MEL SWEET CREAM Harriman said he lo.d .sixon Hn must remain free: The Com- thought--(.Jhe Red* were tnily Extra Iran Round Steak ground at 9Pr. lb., and very lean PREMIER in the program, rejiresentlng a re-' Ion, to,avoid a threatened defitit In nf the pay-as-you-go requii'ement. { News Tidbits thaejihis trip Is " o f great Im- munists are calling for an end to ! searching for a solution al Geneva the Kremlin on - the disputed •pncial Sirloin Patties. 1.09 ih LIGHTLY SALTED durtion of 15 3-L battalions. The: the special highway ft'ust fund *nd a 2-ycar stretchout of the pro-' otty’s future. ' LIGHT .MEAT, SOLID PACK CHOPPED BEEF LAND O' LAKES - portanc6'-aad his talks with Sp- the Allies' postwar occupation of!.instead of jiiat ntaking propa- Wooderfully fresh '2'j to pound Frying Chickens, Army missile has a range'of ^ to> front which fedierai grants are gi'ani now due for completion in' CuIImI from AP Wir«i Yiet officials -give them _ a. the city, I gaitda. He told the nation when he Broilers, small Roasters rushed to ds dallv finm' nearbv TUNA BUHER mo miles and carries an atomic : made. House Democrats balked at 1972. I.ONr. TO SUE TIME . Oz. t'lin cJiance to know American views " Herter flies to Geneva tomor- first re, jrr.ed from Geneva that CONNECTICUT farms. Prying cloihes rj 45 c warhead. , ' i the plan, and the Senate rejected' 2. A one-cenf Increase in the better.” .,__ '--.„ y o w for the .conference reopen- the Communists had ahown no Wlnnfleld, July 10 First of culties. The Get mans appar- Moscow Radio complains about _ attrictive_ jgJace.: couplea to walk arm-in-arm In ries, J^ucumbe.rs^, BatetlSS, v„-,....-0 u .r„w g .y |..... __ Krasnik__ iCabiycznx.___ V.tlie...ateeata. or 4ai -ha—^dono—to— ■BeeTs ‘Green Bearis. Summer A-net roduc4ioiv-«f~5fSe— -iitiV'— Jwiy.-10.afit-»ta.Jia4.4A,«a AtuLi....^ ,,„ai]Uy_.juada—a-.despecai-e—at~— i-aowie of—Hiw-reoepWona'giveiir-ther' ■from ■'wfifSF'~tKi'~nii?Rir’ oiTTwi'f j Soviet exh ih ltiolT ^^W York a n ^ h e r e and change the view of July 10 (ff»)- - Communist author-' gether. The primate of Spain and Squash,, Tomatoes and new gel him dOwn.. .1 'could not. tempt to reach the top and have been removed. But it has no ■ crop Rvret Yellow Corn 'You gat pramium quality LETTUCE leff. Head c (Continued on Page Eight) stand the .sight of It anymore. disappeared. Ivonghi and Cor.ti First Deputy Premier Frol R. i , T . iBes still show, jineasiness. two .-\rchbhhop of Toledo declared Kraft's Popular Bu.v Catsup At This Low Price, ,. DELUXE 19 Kozlov. . . Indonesian .strongman! (Continued on I age Nine) churciL_dfiapite a petition signed mixed bathing at beaches, pools fresh from nearb\' farms. Mobilhaat with RT-98 . . . tha "For two years I hart the were pinned to the ihooiintain weeks after a religious riot in this by thousands and warning* of SNIDER'S TOMATO CATSUF moat completely effective fuel ■ vLilon of the borty suspended face, hanging by their climtjing Sukarno sa.va he' plana to keep; ! ' and rivem constttutea a state Green or Wax Beans 2 uts. 49c on the wsll befoi-e me. • lOpes: • towm in southeast Poland thify church authorities tha' the people . “ very close to sin'' and scandal" " e r e up to mli pa/s In MIRACLE WHIP ■^-oil^additive in use today. And both his jobs as president and rw il * l l • ! . thought w’as a Communist show­ were getting impatient. cOqI. juicy, sweet ripe Mel- Army Lofls Jupiter. "Despite the snow and ice Ski- pignea fievv winches and and must be a\-plded. you get premium service. Au­ vMATCHlOOKi; prime minister for five years . . .j 1 H 1 r O L e g I S l a t O r piece. In 19'7. local,Catholics built a ons .ijie likes of which vou is featured at . , 2 Bow 29c tomatic deliveriea . , . a btJ-' CUCUMBERS 2 For 1 5 c which cover the faiiein winter, ■steel cables to the lop of the n^ntstinn aa^ ! Orders are out for more arreata | shrine in a wood’. Last momth they NHIPK COLUDB AT SEA have fleyer lasted. anced payment plan and many ‘ Turns to Satellites I never failed to pick out the Eiger, and. a guide was lower­ Full Q1. Jar ed. CorU waa hsuled up Aug. ranee to the moon and beyond an .’ D O l l U S j jn g.rounup to check agitation for! roofed it iwith branches and hung .Norfolk, Va., Jnly Iff OPi—T)w other extraa deeigned to make SEEDLESS GRAPES Lb. c exact Spot whenever T looked STUFFED OLIVES 39 at the mountain. Every time 11, but a violent blizzard stop­ nounced today‘ by Comva'ir-Aatro-' • _____- l-constructlon of a Catholio ChuriK | holy pictures and linen draperies destroyed Goring- and a men- home heating really easy. Cape, Cnnaveial. Fla.. .July 10 liPi 'nautics-J-•» j Hartford, JutJ' 10 (A*i- A th ird' Local persons say at least 300 have Mn preparatior. for a children's ^_^Oe. Betrigentor Jar -—The Army's versatije Jupiter m.Viieyes turned toward the ped re.sciiera.from going after chant iililp bollided early to ia y And as an eitra bonuv^ou get a set tsm M Mmlitiai PEACHES 2 u m . 35c Elghr. I had the terrible vision Longhi. The nhxl da.v observ­ .Soviet Premier Nikita rf. legislator today spurned personal •***" "P' * “ *'°«Kh officials j communion June 28. The police off the entrance to Cheenpeiwe missile, another auccessfiij 1-,500- Khrushchey aeceot* Invitatioa 7 , , « y no more than 20 are under arr .lesJed off the area with ropee and of wooden salad longs with each mjle trip under its Kelt, now turns of thi.s abandoned bod.v. It be-, ers scanned the vertical roclt Knnisiicne\ a«epfa invitaiiop ,,, ggoo iegri,i,ijve bonus LJr, . Bay. Both vcaeels proceeded jar. ,Mobilheqt ■T.»$ NECTARINES L b. c came a kind of obsession with' wall-with telescopes and.found. fi om Emperoir Hklle Selapsie to.1.,. , the state seal. back to the Hampton Roods an­ 39 ita attention to satel'llte launching. Tadeusz Marx, Communist chief .On -lime 26, "■ several hundred! Ae ciMn-acttwi ASSMTEIIUIf SD... * *’‘‘ **' A 60-foot intermediate range • me. ' the 44-year-o1d' -Italian had Visit Ethioph*• .. ' R^rtirtants of ! P**^®**' chorage here under their own in the town and chairman of the- Catholics canie to sing hymns at I 39c SUNKIST LEMONS For 25c Jupiter roared-aloft last night and "A* a guide and a Chiisllnn, died diiring the’ nlgh'L.... tropical stotm Cindy <MAT DIES Cookies are alwa.vs fresh . . WELCHADE cause of the extreme danger. must build more schools which also and police staudn. Along the way! Just a short distance from the planation of his pertlou.s des­ efforts to marry in Scotland,, run­ check Thursday and, has already Newport, R.' I„ July 10 'J*— and this week he has ar­ WE GIVE But the body at times c6uld Re latest launching, technicians are cent yesterday on g steel cable away,...j heiress Katharine Dowsett t:°h5*f*uce with Litchfield cost million.*."' i the crowd swerled to between l"0ob Heflfy I*. Flelcher,; .96. .noted ranged a special display of FREE MIRACLE WHIP . sepn clearly from Grindelwald Buy all .ynur^picnir and barbecue needs at Pinehursl. Briquets ih 5, 10 and 20 lb. GREEN STAMPS preparing a giant 4-atage Juno IJ to remove the of Stafaqo _ and the'surrounfilng valley. A crlo-ssea boarder from .Stmtiand ^^e mifU^ Roman Catholic officials said the and 2,00.). American diplomat and former the pound Itags which offer rocket, for a sat ’ ’iie attempt ex­ I-.onghi, vy two , yea I a andndwaiting waiting English police * beheve that a lrgl*l«- Communists ate reluctant to ad-' The angry irtachers s-iiashed chairman of the RepuMIcan No­ ,Vou« ekcellrnl «aJuc. Take sizes at 49c. 89r and SI..■>» bag. Ditch newspaper offered to fl- mit that residents of their'’model ’ ^ windows in the poHce station and pected the middle of this month, ago ti lej the north • nance a new recovery attempt. her. ; tor shouldn’t vote money, for him- tional rommittec, died today at y^our p ic k . Chwolate 9^rvel Charcoal Lighter, 29c or the new ZIZ Lighter at 79r, y. Jupiter forms the first stage of face o: other new i C o,.m m u ri t * t headquarters with f^dge. Date .Vuf. Peanut MORIARTY 1. Eiger,, Again ' winches and cablea Two irappiat monk* h.dnapped ■ his Newport komr after a ioag thinet strong heavyweight compartment plates 18 for 29c nr extra strength Royal the 76-foot missile. - ' . I^ng! er Italian r Alverian Rebel* from the • ‘ ®*-'■ (t*.I *1111 look ' butjding*. brick*. The ,-olice admitted using . Illness. w tter Drop or Chiparoon Riding in the nose corie of the were flown to the peak and set Communist miktismen armed fire hoOea tg scatter the., crowd, Lhinet dinner ^plates 18 for .lie. Savaday waterproofed dinner plates . , . assorted mpuntainer CorU, up by a .group of 1.5,,Bwtss Thibarine Monaaterv last week ‘*®"“ ® ®® public Cookies onl.v 4»c for a full Juno ir will be this nation’s big­ went to tl h., ^ r . n C h a 1 mve-V, and It should be put tp use ; with submachine gunj nightly pa and townapwple said they also pound. irolors . . . 40 for 49c. BROTHERS yi Aug. 3, guides. Jaun volunteered for. found alive by F r e n c, h A r m y ^^ire it 1* needed moit by t h e ...... RlGIll’S GROUP E.XTENDED gest Olid most complex scientific 19.57, and 'gather for trol Lublin, the nearest big city, used tear gas. Retnferoementa Washington. July Iff {# )— .\ CORK the dangerous descenl,''Swing- unit... Senate Racket*.-Commit­ taxpayers." The new “ BRIX” Charcoal 79c pkg. or Diamond Briquets .19c box. * oatellite t» dale. It is a 9 1 -pound a week Germans,., Guen- ill* fear the unrest will spread Were brought in from Lublin. Seante Judiciary sabcnnualttea .vehicle designed to perform at ing precariously.from the steel tee seek* more information about Marstecs said he knows of no there. __ ^ i- V. . . . • A '—- ' • • Ml 3-5135 M a n c h e s t e r jCo m m ' ther Nathdurft and Goetz James R. Hoffa's alleged threat . Hoepital authorltiee claimed voted 4-5 today to exteod the Ufe ...leaBt' six experlmenta in Space. cable, he made the recovetw in better public use for the money - Marx biarted a band of fanatical that there were no injured. But it CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Meier, were trying to scale th# that "it might not be healthyli-ror of the Civil Rights Comnilaalaa 301.31S C m N t St. a shower of brittle granite. . than to give It to the publie school women for thh riot here June 36. waa one of tM moat riolent oiit- mountain at the same time. The bod.v had been perfeCtU' ' Negro truck drivers t o ' haul uadi Joio. St, 1M1. Tha eonimls- (OosUaued tm Paga SevM) Both group* into diffl- Fron^'a wide variety of oources, breaka in a Buropenn Cosmawmiet m w k I preserved i(y the cold. J freight, into Detroit." Sion’s ffonl report la diM • I (CeattadMl e « Pag* NIm ) this Geount emerged: country *n oaveral yooru. , Bept », Iffffff. p '5s / \ V

i ’ MANCHESTER EV'ENINO tTERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JCLY 10, 1959 FAGS •♦4a P A ai TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANt^BESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1959 the rise In the number of paralytic Polio Vaccine polio cases in the bountry and a N.Y. Children Arrive heavy demand for vsccine. 0» HANCSESrZfl' 4 South Windsor sought of streets shown on a ntap ■Ike State Health Department FLETCHER RUSS 00. ______MMdHB ■ Park Homga, Inc,, of South Wlnd- BiBhan Roars Short in State said this week that the number of • 4 s n Higher Gasoline Tax aor” as town streets, provtdiflg: polio cases in Cohnectirut Were 108 WEJIT MIDDLE TURNWHE tou'n Bpecifleationa concerning the SheinwoW'on Bridge For Rural Vacations down over last yeae'e. Town to Vote Wiytng out of new streets and Into 3rd Day m s Hartford, July 10 (iPy -Connecti­ CORNER pVRANT i hlghwaya are met. Twwkty-atx excited New ToHeathe children and their hosts will cut drug suppliers say there la■ notnoi Under Consideration Voters wlH also be asked to enought polio vaccine to meet the NEW QUARTERS ^ approve a $4,500 appropriation AVOID THE ROAD East dealer city youngatora airtved in Cov- meet at the (Community House Ixtended Forecast Water Line Of Giant Binge WITH NO RETURN Neither tide vulnerable again before. Me youngsters de­ demands of the state. on a day-to-day, paimy-by-penny for Subdivlaion eupen^ion under dsUir yeMterday afternoon for a Some of the whol«sa1e»,'^atd ^ PLENTY OF FRONr a n d REA^ PARKING (ContliitM4 from Pago Ono) By Alfred Shelnwold NORTH ^ part for home. Each one Will be balance, but only that coats and the general government budget R A 4 3-week vtoit In area homee under their stocks were so low a»id num­ •The five day-'Yorecast for Conr A gpeclsl town meeting wilt be for the flacal year 1950-1980. , (OoBthiiMd from Pmgp One) U.K. Maatera Team Champion the Friendly 'Town program. given a lunch to eat on the train— about o'ould call for a .onr-half taxes balance out during its life­ held Tueaday at 8 p.m. at the IM O 9 3 and each will take home fond ber of orders so high, that It would necticut fpr''the period Saturday AUTO dU SS INSTAUIO time, ., , Summer Church Sckedule When you come to a fork In the The youngeten will spend ve- be s month before- manufacturers cr.nt increair In thr jr*-* tax thr Pleaaant Valley School to vpte on road, which way do you turn? If ♦ Q642 memories of ^tw o weeks in thd through Wednesday calls for tem^ But Bhsenhower told CongreM The Rev. James T. Heinemaier lurch out of'..tt.o London apart- catkMia with famlUea in Coventry, could catch up 'with the demands. firat yrar with ■ gniclualM In- three items Including extenlion of poaslble, pick the road that leti « J 9« 4 country. peretures averaging normal to GLASS fURNiTUii TO ff croaars thereafter until 1 cetfla that any syslam of borrowing will Inaugurate the summer sched­ t. ent o f Irish .sculptor Oeamond WEST EAST Bolton and UanAAeld. .Most of the. about 3 degree's below normal. a "city" water a.vatem to Oie Nu- ule of Our Savior Ixitheran Church you return for a eecond try. A Connecticut Medical Society 1.* reached. ■•would only be a refusal to face Way Tobacco Co, plant on Sullivan MacNainara and. bellow Into the 4 7 6 3 -^ ik KQI09IS2 children, whoee' ages range from spokesman asid although "things Tke normal meqn temperature reality." . , this Sunday at the Wapping Ele­ Bagt’g shutout bid forced South MIRRORS ( ^ p lo c * flfRd Dm The truat fund la flnanced front Ave. dawn: tS 5 4 2 ¥ S ' 4 to 14, live In the Sound View might be a bit touchy for a few in the Hertford itoe for this pe­ mentary School by conducting a to bid the hand very delicately. ♦ 1 9 ♦ K 10 7 3 section o f the Bronx. Others ami' Mtilcahy Building earmarked taxes dh gasoline, tires An $181,000 appropriation for 6 a.m. service. For the remainder "I ’ll die If I don't get a drink." He guggegted a alam without com­ weeks.", the aituattnn was not riod la about 75 degrees ranging and tubes, Plesel fuel, trucks, sxiension of Connectictil Water Co. « Q 10 5 3 2 « 8 from upper and lower Manhat-' dangerous. PICTURE FRAMING (oR typtr of the summer Sunday School and Recalling this, MrA McNamara mitting himself to it. Fortunate­ S O y T H ^ tan. Slate Police Aides from s normal high' temperature buses and a highway use tax on Visilingj Nurses lines into South Windsor and au­ Worship will be held at 9 a.m. with ly for South, his partner was con­ Doctors can delay the fourth of about 86 to-a ^normal loW tem­ truekBj.^ thorization for issuance of bonds to said: The children arrived in Hart­ WINDOW ORd PU T! GLAS! the usual nursery facilities for servative enough to decline the '¥ A K Q I 7 6 polio vaccine shot In an effort to perature of around 62. Currently, the truat fund is ex­ cover this amount will be re­ "He just refused to believe that ford after a 3 ^ hour train ride Hartford, July 10 (4>) — State It is expected to be cool over the Back Pav-Floor smaller children.' Pastor Heine- Siam invitation. ♦ A 8 5 from the oHy and were met at the keep Up with the demend for the CONTRACTORS) WE HAVE IN 8TUCR pected to go into the red about quested. According to Town Coun­ meier's sermon theme 'will her we didn't have any more drink West opened a epade, and dum­ ♦ A K 7 Police Commiaojoner Leo J. Mul- first, second, and thir/J shots, the weekend end then warmer Tues­ half a billion dollars by the end of sel Ekfwln A. Lassman final detaila "How To Pray Successfully.” left." Hartford railroad station by mem­ cahy continuea to strengthen his my's ace won. Declarer drew a South West North bers of the North Coventry Con- society Said.' day and Wednesday. MEDICINE C A IIN m and SHOWER DOORS the flscal year ending June 30. Hartford, July 10 (>Pi—The Con* of a contract with the water com­ The Rev. Mr. Heinemeier is a Unshaven, impressed and tieleas, 4 NT Pass 3 4 department and the state's high­ pany have been worked out. ao round of trumps with the ten and gregktional Church in station 6onnecticqt’s plight was de­ Precipitation for the period is ex­ 1961. necticut Nurses Assn, has ap­ recent graduate of Concordia Theo­ Behan shuffled o ff toward down­ another with the ace. This brought 5 ¥ All Pass way safety program. OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVCfTlRGn House Democrats contend a gaa that yie contract can be immedl- town London. „ wagons. scribed as ^ r t of a nation-wide pected to average H to V of an proved a new minimum- pay scale logical Seminary. St. Ixmls, Mia- him to the fork in the road. Opening lead — 4i3 ~ Mulcahy said yesterday he has condition. Some of the reasons Inch occurring mainly as showebs ^ ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN tax increase of the size proposed atel.v put in force if voter approval sourl. ahd the pastor of The Lu­ Behan—author' of two plays, At tile North Coventry Com- begun expanding the State Police for Public Health Nurses. The is obtained. Should he try to develop a club Euunity Center, they ware met by given for the sudden shortage was over the weekend. by Eisenhower is unjustifled. They theran Church of Our Redeemer, "The Hostage" and "The ^ a r e or a diamond? auxiliary and hopea to bring the said It would be loo much of a recommended minimum salary for The Town Meeting will complete J; HearU — A K Q J 7 8; tHa--^ the famiHeo 'with whom they- will qualifled nurses .is $4,620. Hazardville. The new Lutheran Fellpw"-*--arrived in London Ooea Wrong total to 1,000 men, Lt. J. Francle burden on the motoring public and a long series of meetings on' the Church in Haiardvilie la In Its first Wednesday from' Ireland where he inonda — A S ' 6; Cluba — ,A K 7. Hva. For a while, things became O'Brien o^Hartford and Lt. Jesse the slates, which look to their own The recommended wage scale Water problem. South went wrong by trying What do you aay? a lltUe confused, as some of the year of operation having been had,been drying out in a hospital. for a diamond trick. He led the F,^61ey of Trumbull have been gasoline taxes for road building was announced yesterday by the The Connecticut Water Co. plan started on Nov, 28, 1958. Answer: Bid two hearts (if that ’ children ware switched to families, At London Airport, he began ace of diamonds and then a dia­ 'aisigned to head the force's re­ revenues. association after apporval by the contemplalea extension of existing The Rev. Mr. Heinemeier's wife sopping up drinks and shouting. is forcing to gfune, in yoiir sys­ other than the onee to whom they organization's board of directors. mond to dummy’s queen. East cruiting and training. Mills contends the law or orig­ water lines from F.asl Windsor is the former Greta Oockel, whose With friends he breezed into down­ tem) or two clubs. You are willing were originally to visit. Lt. Albert M. Pethick h u been ^ OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK. MONDAY THROUGH inally planned did not contem­ Included is a $3,660 minimum along Rt. 5 and east on Sullivan father .vrttes and directs the Lu­ won with the king of diamonds, The reason for this, the Rev. town London and marched on. the cashed the ten^of diamonds, and to commit the hand to game since assigned by Mulcahy to the State plate that the program had to be wage for staff nurses who are not Avs. to Rye St. A 12-Inch main will theran televtalon productipin, ‘ "rhla theater where "The Hostage" is C. Arthur Bradl«y> pastor of the qualified by education, prepara­ then led his last diamond to make you have nine sure tricks and a Police Identification Bureau.' Ha SATURDAY.. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 also be installed from R.ve^ St. to la The Life" seen on several local playing. He demanded tickets— fine htjih-card structure. bponsoring tUiurch, said' was be­ will replace Capt. Frank V. Cha- tion or experience. Ayers Rd. off Sullivan Ave., and atatlons weekly. The rtelnemeiera and got them. South ruff. cause three of the youngsters The $4,620 salary would go to • Now there was no further re­ (CoMright lOSB, General Fea­ meroy, ballistics expert, who will along Ayera Rd. to Include the reside at 25 Longview Rd.. Hazard­ His e.yes almost the size of bot­ tures Oorp.), grew iU and could not make the leave the depsirtment after 25 qualifled nurses with bachelor of Wapplng Grammar School and the ville. and are the parents of a source. South had to lose a club tr^. After about an hour, they soience degrees who have also tle bottoms, he i-osred at the ac­ trick. Down one. years on OcL 1. — new high school site. month old son. tors from his seat and Anally got GAS FIRE DOUSED were aU ksaigned .to families and completed accredited programs in On Sunday the Lutheran Youth The correct plan is to try the Chameroy will be made a spe­ This proposal, with another from on stage and did an Irish jig. left the community house with cial state poIlcemEm. Serving as public health nursing. the Metropollta- District Commis­ will Join the Rockville Lutheran clubs first by leading out the ace, North Haven. July 10 (^ —Fast their new-found friends. With incieased experience and Youth for an outing at Miaquami- Such a bizarre unrestrained per­ king and then a low club. This moving firemen extinguiahed a a special consultant on .Mulcahy’s sion for extension of Its mains formance from such a gifted writer First Visit staff, Chameroy will have the qualifleation. the nurses' ^recom­ cut. The youth groups will leave for will work if West has the queen blazing gaaollne truck filled with Nona of the 26 youngsters have nprth on Rt.. 5, has been under con- landed him on the front pages. power of arrest. He will also hold mended minimum salary increases aideration for several months. TTie the shore Immediately after wor- of clubs, or if the ' suit breaks high octane fuel yesterday before ever been here before, and they LIFE to $.‘),610 a year for the fully quali­ ahio. This seemed to goad him on— the vehicle could explode. Driver a job in private business. Board of Finance and other agen­ but the friends who'd guffawed at favorably in many other ways. were eager to get settled and fled supervisor, and to, $8.2,60 for cies involved approved the Con­ The Lutheran Men's Softball The main point is that South is Lloyd McCray was thrown from Mulcahy also announced he team-will play July 13 at Colt first became alarmed. ■tart exploring. . plans to keep the highways filled th'e fully qualifled director. necticut Water Co, plan despite Its not dead if the clubs break un­ the cab but was uninjured. Fire­ "Boy, it’s nice up here,” said Park at 5:IS p.m. on Field 5. The "He is sick from too much with many state.and auxiliary po­ higher cost because it would ex­ favorably. He can still draw the fighters from Hamden and North Henry King, 13. Asked how he New York —American manufac­ tend 'city' water service to a con­ Lutheran Youth Group will oppose drink, sick from too Vnuch self Haven fought the blaze. lice every weekend, as they were neglect," wrote one of his friends. last trump and go after the dia­ enjoyed the train ride, he said, turers shipped a record 212.1 bil­ siderably larger section .of the Bethany Lutheran of West Hart­ monds, Playing for the clubs first during the past fourth of July Friendly Town visitors Janice Wells, 11, and Gerard Carter, 8, ford on July 15 at 7 p.m. at the David Nathan of the Daily Herald. "Oh, it was O. K. But it was hot, of New York City leave the North Coventry Community Hall lion cigarettes during the first half town. e allow declarer to rely on both \ and we got a little paper bottle of holiday weekend. iMLESMmkSEIH of 1658. an increase of 3..3 per cent Wapping Grammar School. "He haa an illness which makes The commissioner ordered all with their "foster parents" Mr. and Mrs. Janies Roser of South suits; playing for the diamonds orange soda — for a quarter." For Your-O ld Living Room Suite Regardless of Age! m am rm m i'ium m im over the figure for the first six Before Anal action could be'tak­ Joint Services every pint he drinks another nail officers and troopers Into patrol Rd., Bolton. The youngsters and 24 others are spending two first limits declarer tb his first Henry at first was to be with wi—ii r~rrr months of 1957, en, two bills were submitted to "Our One True Shelter" will be in his coffin." service starting Friday night and weeks in area homes under the-auspices of the North Coventry the Leghslsture by Rep, John M. the Rev. R. Winihrop Nel.son'a choice. his buddy, Oswald Cordero, 11, but Congregational Church and the^Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Amazing Opportunity For You! Your Old Living Room Suite Is Worth $60, Regardless Of Ita Age Or Con­ But last night he stormed the Daily <)ueetion called on the Motor Vehicle De­ Casey and approved. One allows sermon topic In the second of a theater again. This time he was in the switching around, he and partment for assistance. (Herald Photo by Satemis). w th e r picture, on Page 1). the town to recov-r part of the Technical School Opens As dealer, you hold: Spades — Oswald parted — at least for dition, On The Purchase Of Any New Living Room Suite! series of Union Service.^ to be quietly but firmly—refused ad­ There were 450 state police, 450 cost of the water line Installation two weeks. held Sunday at 9:30 a.fn. at the mission. Shouting new blasphe­ BINGO auxiliaries and' 67 motor vehicle about keeping pace," Von Braun from property owners wbo decide Bombay — The Indian Institute But they will be seeing each Wapping Community Church mies he staggered down Fleet St., department inspectors on the to utilise the service. The aecohd of Technology, the second of four EVERY DonH Look Back, told a meeting last night of the First Congregational Church and where there are almost as many other during their stay. Some of highway last weekend. Connecti­ permits the town to issue bonds higher technological schools to be r **AS!c^Dmo*ir* * 1 the children will be attending dai­ Association of the United States DO IT YOURSELF• • • the. Wapping Church are holding saloons as newspaper offices. Men Monday, 7:30 PuM. cut kad only one traffic death in Von Braun Says Army, an officer organization. r. covering, coats of the project. joint aervices during July and putting out morning papers heard set up by the Central Govern­ ■ DINE and DANCE ■ ly BiUe School at the phurch. In other action at the Town ment by the end of the Five-Year the holiday toll. Von Braun said the United irSE A SY l August. Mrs. Evelyn Foster will be the shout: Every TH UR8.-FRI.-SAT. I This is the only Joint activity States Army, an officer organiza­ Meeting voter acceptance will be soloist. "I'm an Irishman and I'm sad."' Plan, has been opened In Bombay. PAG planned for the young^sters. The Honolulu, July 10 (ffh—Wernher cought of streets shown on a map tion. The South Windsor united re­ Joan Littlewood, the Theater It will have facilities for 1,500 activities each one will experience von Braun, Army missile expert, Von Braun said the United undergraduates and 600 post­ i OAK GRILL I BALLROOM will be up to the families with Chessman Plans * ligious cen.sus comrhittee will meet Workshop producer who discover­ so Oak St., Manchester says the United States "can fall States was developing a really big Monday at 8 p.m. in the basement ed his blazing talent, wearily com­ graduates. 28 Village S t—RockvUle whom they are staying. into a dangerous trap" in the mis­ booster rocket larger than "any­ of St. Francis of Aasisi Church. mented: Janice Wells and Gerald Carter lOlh Court Plea sile race with Russia "if we per­ thing the Russians have shown The work of renovating the irt "Brendan is committing sui­ are certain to have B good time. sist in looking back to see how us." He said he was not so sure I terior of First Congregational cide." Their hosts; Mr. and Mrs. James San Quentin. Calif., July 10 (A*)— fast the other fellow is running." the United States was behind the I Church is continuing. Moye volun- When he's sober or drunk, to lis­ Roser of South Rd. Boiton said: Death Row author Caryl Chess­ "It behooves us to run just as Russians or anyone else in space i leers a to needed. They should re- ten to him talk, sing, recite—or do MAIN FEATURE 8:30 "We're looking forwaM to two man. his gas chamber sentence fast as we can and let him worry technology. anything with w ords-is an unfor­ WATKINS- i port Tuesday, Thuraday and Sat­ EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT TOR weeks of fun." The R osys have reaffirmed for the second time, urday at 7 p.m. 80 that the work gettable experience. Words and five other children, Linda\ *and says he will battle all the way to phrases—some of them moving m lift Walter, both 9, but not \ twins, can be completed before Aug. 1st. NOW and SATURDAY TWO GBKAT HITS! the U.S. Supreme Court for the WEST Catholic Masses and strangely beautiful - - pour MANEFIELD Kristine. 8, Donald, 7, and little 10th time. from him In a bright torrent. 'Tonight Cont. From 8:55 Paal Newmaa v Barbara Barb frm rnti mr. t t - t » oMUtmtntto er Masses at St. Francis of Assisi e Hercules Shown Last • Laurie, 2. Chessman, convicted Los Ange­ [WISH YOU WERE THERE?, FflBsral Sanies Church will be said at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 Then he'll intertrupt himself Featnre 8:80, Co-Hit 8:55-10:00 "Young Philaddphicms" Plenty of Room les sex terrorist, announced his and 11:30 a.m. with: Filmed In Chester, Conn. l;M.8:at, The Roaers own a 6-room house, "A drink or I'll die." determination yesterday in a 15- I get an ORMOND J. WEST, Director and had to do some doubling^ up minute television and newspaper That could be his epitaph. Alia; Saiaa Harward.Stepb»a Bord 142 EAST CENTER ST. Manchester Evening Herald to fit their five, youngsters and interview at this state prison, OKAY LOAN South Windsor correspondent El­ DORIS , OACK "A Woman ObUssMl^' Sntehell 9-7198 DAV - * LBMMOn la Color aad ClnelnaScope two visitors into three bedrooms. where he has served since July 3. more (i, Burnham, telephone Kristine. Linda and their new Sm ilB KOVACS S:5Sa:15-ig;U 1948. Foam Cushion Colonial Suite aluminum .Mitchell 4-0674. EAST HARTFORD 'friend, Janice, will sleep in one The' State Supreme Colirt Tues­ IT HAPPENED Sob.. "POBK CHOP HILL” aad room. Waiter, Donald and their day upheld Chessman's death sen­ Need vacation cash? It'i aeay at A-B-C to get ad Okay LiOail! ■ Manchester’s Oldest Canada Iminigralioii Dips "THE naked MAJA" new friend, Gerald, will triple up tence. The U.S. Supreme Court had A. Call ut. , ' . awnings . FAMILY^ TO JANE in the other, while Mr. and Mrs. with Finest Faculties. MOYAUtCOK ordered a rehearing of his com­ a. Upon approval, pick up your oaah. $25 9.95 Value! Less Trade In —You Pay Only...^ Off-Street Parking Ottawa---- Immigration to Can-, All C«Ur •COLOR Roser put little Laurie In with plaint that the transcription of his Show C. Pay back in monthly inatallmaato you choote. ■ Established 1874 ada relumed to a more normal Plus— Action! Suspense! them. "We have plenty of room,” original trial notes was faulty. Our Manager Likea to Say, 'Wour Loan i$ Okay!" I Handsome Early American Sofa and matching Lotinge Chair...with super soft Foam Rub­ Roser said. He Ls to be taken to Los Angeles level in 1958, with 124.851 imml- DEBBIE REYNOLDS In ber cushions on deep coil spring base. Tailored In colorful fabrics with box pleat skirt. .95 granta entering the country. This A:R CONDITION! D The youngsters were accom­ soon for hearing of a new date set CALL THE MON'EY NTIMBER Mitchell 8-4188 is a marked decline from the 43- "THE MATING GAME" panied by Mrs. E. N. Rodriquez! for his oft-postponed execution. 983 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER year record set in 1957, when wife of the Rev. E. N. Rodriquez, He said he will ask for a rehearing LOANS FROM $25 to $800 lust One Of Many Styles In 282.164 were admitted, but it is STATE pastor of the Sound View Presby-: and exhaust all state remedies be­ A loan of $100.00 coats $20.80 when promptly repaid in 12 ron- Conventional And Modem Liv­ 81'SAN HAYWARD In • EASY TERMS FOR 24" WINDOW close to the yearly average of 126,- AM 8 FA teriEui Church of the Bronx, and fore turning again to the U.S. seoiitlve monthly installments of $10.05 each. ing Room Suitea From Which TOMORROW 2 P.M. To Chose! 000 arrivals for the 10-year period "Thunder In The Sun" DOOR.S OPEN 1:80 their daughter. Lila Rodriquez, an High Court. from 1946 to 1956. attractive young woman. He has written three books, two OPEN AN O.T.C. When their two weeks are up. of which were published. .■Vau g*i 14 pan>U-1Q whli*,4 In III.MAINST, MANCHESrtR (rten ar rad. lugfla Ilia calari MAN F.XLUS TO DEATH PREFERRED FINANCE Free Parking at yau llha. 6vl labar cailt In yaur paabat by SURGICAL Thoma.slon, .luly 10 i/Pi The ACCOUNT! initalling Flexalumt yourself. safety belt that construction EASTX STARTS SUNDAY Simply screw on braciceti, tnap-on SUPPORTS worker George Kessler. 32. Paw- "BOOM AT THE TOP” paneli-tkal't all. And it’s fust at catuck. was wearing loosened yes- eaty to taka them down to store, or terday and sent him to his death WINDSOR wath-clean. Fitted to Your I STARTS WED., JULY 16 Uactor'n EXACT : at the, base of the Thomaston dam 1 MINUTES rSOM Jerry I.«vvls ! and re.servoir, Kessler was scaling EAST HAinORD^'liJ "DON’T GIVE UP THE SHIP" Slasaluint waalhar anyHiing—spring »pecification» a slope while working on the dam. Rita Ha.vworih, Deborah Kerr tempered aliiminum with double The contracting company officlal-s STARTS SUNDAY, JULY 19 coal' of baked enamel. Won't dent, BACK SUPPORTS• said the rope did hot break. It was Bort Laaraalrr ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS "SEPARATE TABLES" Bing and Debbie ehip. or fade in constant tun. I the third death in about a year in "SAY ONE FOB ME" If your windaw Taut awning during-the con.nnictlon of ' the widHi it ilta will ba Htal tiavt aul—Ngbl In. Panorama MATERNITY SUPPORTS KNEE SUPPORTS dam, a flood protection project of I-Frank Mlnatra-Biirt I-ancanter 18" to 28" SO" gli-SS egeci allowt circulabon Of-air. At U..S. Army Engineers. AIR CONDITIONED A WONDERFUL STORY 24" to SO” SO ” 18.03 the tame time, left in a halo of ELASTIC HOSIERY "From Hrre To Elrrlll.r” FOR ALL AGES! SI" to SO" 42" 21.95 light with ihade RIB FRACTURE SUPPORTS S7" to 42" 48 ’ , 25.93 STATE i t TRACTION a p p l ia n c e s . 4S” to 54" 00" 29.95 BEST AHEAD OF THE REST LAKEBUNGGEE CERVICAL COLLARS HEIDI CERVICAI. BRACES UNIVERSAL AND SYIVA ciANlSjuaM \ A Paradise Of Pines In Famous SPINAL-BRACES Custom Pre-engineered IIEEVESKOSCINA CANALE COMBINATION WINDOWS— DOORS—JALOUSIES TRUSSES PETER" HERNIA SUPPORTS BURNSIDE Co‘ Hit **Mustangl**. BURN'jIUI AVt.- t HTH) I COND E nds T^motv! ★ PLUS ★ WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONNECTICUT SUN. . MON. . TUES. HOME SPECIALTIES CO. m C D IC A L PAUL NEWMAN CARTOONS GALORE SUSAN HAYWARD CHILDREN 25c “ The Angry Hills” MI 3-2856 PHARmACV BARBARA RUSH STEPHEUV BOYJ) GARAGE ■THE YOUNG Watch For K.8. Tuee/ ‘The Wild and Innocent* ON THE PURNELL PARRINr. LOT "A WOMAN S44 MAIN STREET PHILADELPHIAN' OBSESSED" 8:15 . Ip TEPH. 6:S0 -10:S0 SAT. 8:20 -8:16 (SAT. 1:40 - 6:25 - 10:.30) /

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MORIARinr BROTHERS ^ Name ______j ONLY $8.80 MINIMUM PER COUPLE / ' / TMTSMMUk 285 MAIN STREir DIRECTIONS: Take Wilbur Crosa Parkway to Exit 105, follow signs to Union, (hen take Route 198 thru Blge^ UNCX)IJi( ED8EL — ENGLISH FORD I Address ------L------...... i MB mm MANCHiSTER low Hollow State Park to Aoute 171. Turn left and watch for signs. m • W...I ROUTE A -^ A ibLTON Plus Bimus Late Show ITER STREET aOPEN EVENINDS I 'SEAWIFE" • a-e a e-e e.ew»**aw,WReeA»-# a ••••ava-a-a.a^i.-aag.art Ml 3.S1^S j^FKeRe ...... iii,„„ j PHONE Ml V-R023 T on ig h t fWiljr I« Celer and Onemafleepe ■ h 1 . I , P A 6 » f O U t IIANCHE8TEB KVfeKING HERALD. IUNCHESTBB, CONN. FRroAY, JULY JO, 19W M ANGHE8TEB EVXNXNO HERALD. IfANCHESTEB, OONN„ FRIDAY. 9ULY 10. 1959 r A O I F I V l jlnteJcliaBge Site in DaiAt m*nt was commiUsd to pay ita be moderpayabli to the Solvation nlng' at 8 o'clock at the Commun­ C oventry BoUon , Whiteside, ahara of tha sUte'a planaad 4-y*ar ^Lrmy, ity Hon. James Hsaaett win be State Ready to Start highway program deapMa whatever REQISTRATIONS NOW BENN TAKEN Beet dee Miss Sumner other offl- the guest apeoker. action Gongrea* takea thia yaar In oetm of the Ibcol unit ora Mrs. Ed­ FMBlIy Oemnwnloa tha way of allocating monay for ward Mock, chairman; Mrs. Byron Fam ily Communion Sunday wlU the program. [for tho neit 2-week periodf—Jnly 18*24. Refiothitioni| No Decision Qiurch Hires ^Relocation o f Rt 6 Mack Case Shinn, welfare aecretery; and be observed this week at the 7, 4-Year Roads Project Be aaid that undar the fedaral Bmca Xtonaon, eecretary. The | «iy be Mode at the eomp or by telephone^ CtMp Ml [ 8:80, end 10 o.m, Masses at S t Drives program tha federal government Is momborn o f tha servlcs unit com­ Maurioe Church. X nursery win be (OsaMaMi tm a Paga Oae) obilgatod to repay the atataa even Reached Yet Firm to Plan l Y mittee o f tha ofganlzetlon are Miss eonducted In the Bectory during Discharged if additional fedaral fonda era not 19-8287^ C o m p SeereUry JA 8*0922. ^ Ena Sumner, Arthur Held, end Another announcement made by ecu followed by the public hegr- the 8:80 and 10 o’clock Meases. Inga. , mada availaMa by Oetigraaa thia 3%Cer MaesoHnl. the comsalsskiher was that Route year.' On Assessor School Win g iCenttnaed from *'age One) Ivea stresMd, however, that the r 6-H Ckumera 2 between Marlhorough and Col­ Manchester Bvesilng Herald Bel* final decisions on projects must be The Lucky Leaf 4-H Club met at ton correspendent Mrs. Louis Dl- Tlie Board Vl'Mfyoe hoe anade A Hxrtforil xroMtect, K a ie ^ 'Tt is. your honor,” Burner re­ chester .vouM b' open to trafle at mad* by the Highway Depart­ Glen Haven Boys' Gamp the home of their leader,. Mrs. nsoek Jr,, teiepbone' Mitchell K^wtlaaell from Paf« Om ) m terit to Bolton Notch. A com­ no decMon on which of three per- Donald Tedford, jresterday and plete Interchange wouM -he con- plied. 9 a.m. tomorrow. This is a. main ment. namely the commiasloner, B. Knox^ of Farmington Ave. bok 9-08U. Thomas Colia but that thcae Would come aftot Bathing Suits ROUTE 85, SPERRY'S eiLEN— BOLTON ■oaie mter'vlewad Tu eedn y night conned and frooe peas;end made projecU. - The local highway etructed^t S. Mein 8t. In the area A fter di-charging the jurors. route to ahor > points' in esstem will be eppointed c* town aaeea- beqa retained by tM* Bdueatlonol 2.S7B0 Judge Matthews reprimanded all evidence is carefully weighed. 'oooMea. Tbe mothera of Om ihem- would' then be tied In with thia of Omlld’B Pond. Connecticut. 'hor. BuUdJiilr Committee of the Bolton bera were Invited after the meeting West of Bridge 8t. the route la Nicolas J. Cha>e. Mack's lawyer, He ^ i d . he did not expect Gasoline Record Set network of hlghwaya aa part of Another was that the toll OhaiiTjan John M. 8tone eadd Cofljpregatlonol Church to draw up to Bomple the cookies with coffee. oTtlfall planning for the State, he, expected to enter Mancheeter at toij what she jscribec so his Im- everyone to be "saUefled or happy" Stolen front booths on ths Bulksl; and Foun­ with -oogie of these decisions. But, today t ^ r e waui no tHseuesion' '^one fo r church echool expenelon.' Tha next meeting le scheduled for explained. ' Laurel Lake near which the con- pf'jper conduct during the trial. among boans membera' during a New York— ^United States eon- ders Bridges over the Connecticut he added, there would be good July 36 when the club membera will Bumption' of gasoline reached e rec­ Johnaon said the RU 6 project i troveralal maater In t e rcha n ge She told Chase that in his pre­ apajdal meeting after' the Inter*'' eecording to Arthur Miller, chair­ vious appearances before her, she river will be rruoved Oct. 1. sound reasons why they were be­ Parkade Shop can and freeze raspbeirles and ord high of 59,164,000,000 gallons here would probably be included 1 would be located. ^ ... Self PICK-^ vlewn took place for the poalUdn man of the committee. blueberries. la the aecond ' roaid-building pro-1 Commlaaioner lvea‘ new public had always found his court room The two bridges will b# made ing made in every'case. In 1958, on Increase of 1.7S blUlon toll free at that time in line with that coc lee up for appointment as The announcement woe made Beeebell Seore gram. relations program la aimed at manner to be correct. TOe' news conferences will be A n aatlmated $800 worth of >^CA8I» or SODA gaUone over 19S7. California, kept the Govemor'a promise to remove SAVE! Of Sept. 1. He did not discloM the following a meeting of the com­ held aa frequently as neoMsary, be *idmon'a bathing auita wera re­ v a o o v m p b i c b s The M and M Oil baseball team first piece as a consumer, account­ Although bnUding of the high­ keeping the public “ fully inform­ But in the I mg Uack-Whiteeide names o f the agipUcants. It is mittee last evening. The orcUMet tolls on two o f the five Hxrtford said. AT oim jw nuN o p l a n t defeated Sheridan’s Garage team ing for 5.7 bUlion gollone. in fact way in j5tafancheiter la atill eome ed” on proposed projecta such as trial, ahe said, Chase Overstepped ported yaaterday to have bean known that the preecnl aaeceeor, and the building committee area brldgei. The state is taking The news conference today was 12 Largt BoMm Prloea quoted are ter heoM deMv- ■win by a score of 9 to 3. An excellent in three months — July, August yeara away, Johnaon aaid a public the Rt. 8 relocation. the bounds of proplety. She added atolan from The Fair, a women’s P. Raymond Brogn, wee among meet joihtly In the near future at nearing will probably be held in He aaid he hopes to establish that Chase at times ,had been over control of the five bridges held in a Highway Department eriae auly; extra charge far haa- pitching petfoimenca by Richard and October — Celifornlans con­ from the Hartford Bridge Author; conference room. I t was attended clothing stora at the Manchaatar the Hat as he recently announced which time speclfioatlone of prelim­ BehUng is credited to the teams Mant^eatar aoMetime thia year. liaison with the public through the “ rude, (hsreepecthil and diso­ qnata, partiea, ahawert, weddluga, publicly he waa s e e in g re-ap­ sumed more than 500,000,000 gal­ press and meetings so that ^ the ity In order to accomplish this. by key highway department oill- Parkade. „ etc. inary plans and Ume linUUtlons victory. , lons a month, or more than 16 Tlref, however, the location of In- bedient." Tax.IncI. pointment to the poeiUon he has ■will be discussed. teretate highway 491 between the public will be well prepared for She remarked that on two occa­ In discussing the department's clfls In addition to Ives. The Oroifge will meet this eve- states used In the entire year. Store offldSla notified police of Plus Depotit held elnce Dec. 1, 1956. Pulpit beboage Putnam Bridge in Glaatonbuty- "what is to come.” • sions he had called- a government new” public relations program, Ives began the conference with the misaihg auita early yesterday and the Wilbur Croaa Highway Ives said it was his hope to im­ The Finahoe Board hauC granted The pastors of the Bolton Cbn- 'TOO often In the peat property prosecutor a llitr but aald ahe' waa a brief outline of the $484 milUon aftamoon, but neither officiaif por 6448,75 to the Ckyventry Police gregatlonal Church and the United muat be 'determined. owners were not aware that taking no action beyond a re­ prove the deparfment's liaison highway program authorized by police could find any evidence of .65 Delivered MANCHESTER with the public. Patrol for current', expenses for Methodist Oiurch will exchange Thoughta expreesed by Manchea- something was going on until primand in view of the, length of the 1969 General Assembly. forced entry. Tax Incl. pulpits on Sunday. tar reeldenta aa the hearing will be the remainder, of the fiscal year someone started driving stakes the trial, and Us stressea and .. 'T o o .often in the past," Ives said, The commissioner said that of The auiJts, about 60 In all, were nPIiM Deposit BOTTLING CO. ehding Aug. 31. A transfer to this 'liie Rev. Carltcm Daley, pastor reviewed later by the commiaaion- nearby," he said. atraina “ the first knowledge of some the $484 mlllioh, $380 million come found mlsatng from racks on the .acdount haa been made from the of United Methodist Church, has er before any action la taken. "W e will let people know what Whltesids left the court house projects that the public had was under the 90-10 federal aid pro­ lower ’floor of the store, police 10 HENDERSON RD. Johnson aald. Contingency Fund, Chairman chosen "Lengthen the Cords- we are doing,” he promised, "and without having any comment for when people atarted driving gram for interstate highway proj­ said. A few bathing suits dropped ■k ir ★ . : Stone said. Strengthen the Stakes” os the topic The planning engineer alao aald reporters. Ml 3-7922 H e a d make every effort to work with stakes in their front yards." ects. Some $80 million come under near the rear doorway, poUca There was a discussion during of his seiTnon at the 10 a.m. wor­ t n o w e y it haa not yet been decided where All Mack had to say-was that he local people, planners and school He said that In the future there a federal iid program for urban said, point to the rear exit as the the Tuesday night's meeting of the ship service at the Congregational the maater Interchange will be lo- waa "proud of my lawyer” (Chase) Small Bottles authorities.” would be no secrets on what the and primary and secondary, roads, avenue for U king the merchandise elin ^atloh of the annual manda­ .Church. The Chancel Choir will ' cated. Thia Interdiange would and that he ho^d to recover his Purpose of the public meetings Highway Department was doing. with the state paying $48 million from the store. Case of .30 SoHikCNr tory filing o f personal and real Bing and David Almond will be the connect R L 6 with the Wilbbr will be to hear the views of the health within the next few months. He said it waa his desire that the and the federal government 832 guest organist. BHBwI b r a Croaa Hi|^way and a proposed residents in areas where proposed The jurors refused to talk about million. estate I ’Toperty tax lists recently public be well informed about all recommended by Assessor Broga. "The Disgruntled Prophet” will highway nom Glastonbury. highways will be located.' These whether the 11-1 division waa for Ivee aaid $24 million will come teeHr St. phases of highway projects so that No, decision Was made by the be the topic the Rev. Theodore Neither Manchester or Elaat views will be respected whenever a conviction or acquittal. from state funds. R ANG( Tax Incl. when public hearings are held the board. Chandler, mlnieter of the Congto- M W Mtehaib? Hartford wants the proposed in-' possible, he said, although the de­ Chase has been a trial lawyer in public will be well prepared for Also attending the conference Phia Depooit Nwtii Off terchange on the grounds that It On June 26 B ro^ wrdto a letter gational Church, will use at ^ 6 partment must still observe sound Waahlngton since 1940. the proposals to be made by . the was Leo Grossman, division en­ would depreciate the value of to both the Board of Finance and 10 a.m. worship of the Unite engineering and economy prac­ He has taught at the George­ department. gineer of the U.S. Bureau of .iKiblie ' UFi Oil .35 Delivered Woct'CMitor Sti Methodist Church. A nursery wi; choice properties. tices along with "compassionate town Universiy Law School' since Roads. Board of Selectmeh requesting See your xohvenlenf Conneetkut Bank "W e intend to tell the people be conducted during this service. Johnson aaid it is still tenta­ measures.” 1946, and only recently waa named Grossman works closely with OASOl INi Tax Incl. they jointly call a sfieolal town tively planned to Jocate at least a what we are doing at every stage," n meeting to end property list filing. WSOB Borbeeue and Trust Company oTOc* now! "W e can't please everybody and professor of trial practice; strategy Connecticut officials on federal as­ PltM Deposit he aaid. K oto Oonunlttees The barbecue being eponeored by portion of the interchange in Vet- must take, the measures which will and preparation in the graduate pects of the interstate road pro­ the Women's Society o f Christian erana’ Memorial Park in Hast truly serve the public.best," the school of the Georgetown Law The normal, procedure, he said, gram. Grand Knight Albert A. Rossi Improvements like e bright, new modern kitchen add has appointed several committee Service of the United Methodist Hartford, but that the quesUon as commlaaioner said. Center. will be preliminary oonferences In reply to questions, Grossman SMALL BOTTLES — CASE OF 30 value to your . home. More then this, they mean to exactly where the interchange with local authorities on the proj- BANTLY OIL chairmen for the 1969-60 year of Church will be held tomorrow at stressed that the federal govem- -■ -i '1 pleasantsr s v s ry ^ living for your family. w ill be built haa "not . yet been re­ I I'lr \ M , i\( .50 Case Of 30 $|.75 Delivered St. Jude Council, No. 313, KofC, the Church at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Fol­ solved.” ■■ M ' ■ ' I I.M I I of Coventry. lowing the barbecue at 8 the Quar­ You don’t havs to w ait' Get your plans and ssti- Manchester's Town Planning Hartford Red Cross Studying Tax Incl. Tax IncL The partial list announced by terly Conference will be held in mates togethsr— then stop in at your nearest CBAT Oommiaalon has gone on record MANCHESTER ru Mitchell 9 459^ Plus Deposit Plu^ Deposit Albert J. Stevenson, Incmning the church. oiBcc. W s’ra hers to help yon make those horns im­ twice in letters to the State High­ publicity chairman, follows: W il­ Rural Emergency System SA Donations provements now. way Depsotment as being against Manchester's Merger Query liam C. Carroll of Manchester, Miss Jeanette Sumner, treasurer Ths cost is low. You can repay in eonveiiient having the Interchange here. East lecturer; Raymond E. H. MaroiSr This phone in North Coventry is one of 69 telephones linked to of the local unit o f the Salvaticm monthly payments over a period of time. O f course, sick; Past Grand Knight James the State’s first rural Emergency Alarm ayatem which went into Army, reports that to date $120 H artford resldaits have been The taerger of the Mandieot«rf> It would l)e a pity, aaid Wat­ life insurance is included free. equally firm in their protests Paul Brennan, editor of the effect today. A ll phones are in outdoor public, booths and are haa been collected In Its fund drive. Chapter of the American Red kins, to undo the accomplishments against the interchange being lo­ monthly news publication, “The linked to 18 volunteer fire departments, State Police barracka in Anyone desiring to donate to the cated there. Cross with the Hartford Chapter o f earlier workers. Banner," assisted by Warden Ste­ Stafford Springs, Colchester and Willlmantic police and fire campaign may do so by sending is Btill in ooubt and some opposi­ Watkins la on vacation now-, With the holding up o f the R t One of ConnecUent’s venson; Past ‘ Grand Knight headquarters. 'Towns In the Manchester area included in the their donation to Miss Sumner, tion to tlM move is developing in said Gorman, but he promised to 6 project here, the work o f the Ftneet Outlets Fsr George F. Farrell, chairman of a system are Andover, Coventry; Columbia and Hebron. All you R. D. 2, Manchester. Checks should Msnohsster, said Raymond E. work toward avoiding the merger Town Planning Commission has fund raising campaign to.erect a need is a dime to get Immediate aid in case of emergency. Gorman chairman of the Manches­ MGELOW and been made doubly difficult in at­ when he returns in two weeks. building on the 15-acre plot of (Herald Photo by Saternls). ter ohiqiter, this momirig. PLANTLAND'S tempting to plan the future de­ The Manchester chapter's board MOHAWK land on Snake Hill Rd.; Deputy velopment of the area where the Because the local c h ^ e r la of directors will hold a special Grand Knight Ernest Chasse of 'faced with an -oute P ortage of meeting next week, aald .Gorman, CARPETING FOR RENT highway la expected to go- Andover, chairman of the family birth of their second granddaugh­ Clinton Church of White St., 8 and 16 mm. Movie Prejeetore T il* ConffiteHeuf Bank Requests for permission to sub­ money, Ita board o f directors vot­ to consider other ways of over- picnic and outing in August; and ter, Angela Lynn Church. The baby Crystal Lake. The young couple ed to consider aMcing the Hart­ -coming their financial difficulties. —sound or slleiit, alee 88 mm. AND TRUST COMPANY divide two properties are being Farrell, in charge of a public auc­ waa born Wednesday to Mr. and have a 3-year-old daughter, Debbie. slide projectors. held up until the 8tate indicates ford chapter for admission. porman also said that John tion the end o f thia month. Mrs. Clayton (Church of Lawrence positively where R t 6 will be lo­ The Hartford chapter will die- Marsh, the Manchester Red Ooes S H A D E S A L E V On Great Lakes St., Rockville, at Manchester Me­ Mancheeter Evening Herald Cov­ WELDON DRUG CO. 26 OMoes Serving 18 Connecticut Communities cuss the matter at ita next meat- representative from the National cated. Don't Go Tlireiigh Anothor Hot, Humid Summtr WiNiout o Cooling Sliodo CTiarles M. Pals, radarman-first morial H 6 a p i t a 1. The paternal entry cormpondent, F. Pauline 901 Main SL TeL M l 8-6821 898 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER State engineers have been work­ Gorman said he was informed Red Cross, will return from vaca­ class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6281, NORTH BRANCH—15 N. MAIN ST. ing cm plans for the new road in toy a letter from Hartford ohatr- tion Monday, and may be able to Trto. Mose Pais of Dimock Rd., South Mancheeter since they first met man O.arlea Cole that the Hart­ help the .chapter avoid the merger. ----- ORDER NOW FOR FALL PLANTING ----- Coventry, serving aboard the with town officials In Oct. 1957. ford chapiter woul

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Spadoua ateroge doer True-zero freegw hoa glide-out basket for b' WALTEE E. TE O PC ^ 'big on m imons with her sister, I am quietly holding TO 90 Per Cent of Taxes only that they sell good arms at a things that caanet fall, .< . couple name their seventh child. opoqiiatltivs price. Ssnua, also a handy gal with a It's not as eagy as it sounds. OUtNTV BOrruB twisted phrase. Approximately 00 per 'cent ofatown for abc months end in the in . fact. West Germany will buy 1 knew that rlfiif 4a ri^ t. That It Nsmss of the first siz ebildrsn SINUS, ALLERGIES Momma mantionsd a new eisan- la not g M to Ua, ' . the less taxes for the Vernon Fire StatS'for one jrear and is 21 years rhymS, a 15-ysar famlfy tradi- arm from almost ai'srybody. It A ymv Affo Moth«rs Day, lAay 9, 1959,^to b« dxact» this ing product aha liked using. Bbs That leva la batter ttiin spttAAad of age or older and a cltisen tloA Sit- Jack Lovett, in Korea, District have beep collected. be made a voter. It is points4.mt buys them from the. United states, eortier dedicated a column to Jenny Rhigini of F her granddaughters, a very active Two Men Drowned ROUTK R5—BOLTON al services for Georgs F. Bazin, 83, In# flroi tiiVM f wok# • "Triod 00 far 4inly on# 4my and faand It srrsrs asusaiM bi sS- it is culttvatiag^ increasing trade She also ilkes the star of "Have young girl. "She gets into every­ warrants !.to local constables to iMPitkai)? rI RM K#« wav# marvoloiiB r#fl#f. Thank*!" • "f fa l Finding God Through Work and Worship associated with the. New Haven JtroBf 0 ^ romam m n m ‘f other kinds, think that tht deal Gun will Travel," "Pamela." thing,” Momma said. "How fast serve on persons who have neg­ BID) ... ^ntreflod atibrna wKh har f#v#r and that'* ifIit Y IT B r s e lis B s r w Bridgeport, July ■ 10^ ,/ih—Sum­ lected to pay their taxes. The war­ Evening Register for 39 years, will a ttukhorn fomi' of roBiilr»* houffht Furitron. RcHavo ma K la waadar* with lerael ie anything more than On another occasion,* she was she isl Jiist like a snail." Army Lofts Jupiter Peopled by Imaginstion. this village teaches the children of t|ie South Methodist vacation school VifT allorffp in why dattchior, flit. Mnkoa m« kraalho aaa la r...an d a l a ^ DIsMa* adsattHIBS i UUlng my alstsr-tn-law about the mer recreation ended in drowning rants represent $75 In taxes, a. that there are two important avenues to God—work and worship. The children in grades four, be held Saturday afternoon here. ago I'* fSoatliirii tlir«iciafi> (All laBtlmaalaU abava wara aiiaalleHad.> rwTKStay-lYm I strictly business. And it is pointed '“nice house” a friend of the family Momma loves company — espe­ Bazin died yesterday at S t lU- For TussdST—1 D.M Hn cially when all her family visits for two Bridgeport residents yss- Pool Attendance High Turns to Satellites five and Xlx made the village under the direction of their teacher. Mrs. George Brooks, and last Fnr Wsdn«s«Ur-a p.B out that West Germany still re­ built in Teaneck, N. J. It's located tsrdsy, More than 10,000 cooliiig - off night showed the village to their parents. Putting a last tree into a meadow at the. left la Diane phel's Hospital after a short 111- next door to the home where '■tng- her. When she is alone, though, To George HUchell, 4rt OPEN nesa He was bom in New York For Tbarsasy—t p bl Zitkovitch, 9. Next to her Pamela Dorr. 10. finishes landscaping the church yard, while Sharon fuses to astahltar. diplomatic rela­ ■he broods and thinks no one The accidents, ons fishing, the dip's have been taken in the mun­ For rods - tions with Israel. er'P at Boone and his family live. Quimhy and their »to0 icipal swimming pool at- Henry (Continued trom Pago Ons) Bradshaw, 12, Shirley Cushing, 11, Susan Knight. 12. Priscilla Almond, 10, and Peter A1mond„ 11, City, began working for the Reg­ For Bslnr_. _ _ “Liettie." Momma said, ‘.‘You likes her anymore. One day early other swimming, happened 5i dif­ add steeples, stones and rorts. (Herald Photo bySatemls). ister in 1930, and was later pro­ Claasinsd dssdB _ But If all this suggests that Pre­ this summer, when her oldest ferent areas of the clt/. , Park since it opened 18 days ago. PINE-LENOX PHARMACY day nr sublintioa should see Dsmercurlo's house. e t - ^ • Among them are a study of the moted to advertising director. He • a IB. mier Ben-Gurion himself should daughter, Aim, and her family When Thelma Stevenson, SI, of The 10,000 figure undoubtedly Oh, you think that *Bamboon’s' got includes numerous dips for the high radiation belt surrounding the leaves no immediate survivors. 299 E. CENTER 5T. Ml 94)896 have rssaona for being unhappy a nice house!" were leaving for their cottage on as Linen St., dropped his fishing TO THE PUBLIC aays State Fish and Game Director some Granby authorltlaa, he thinks Friday. July 10 the Jersey shore. Momma grew pole into the water beside the sa!me persons, and Includes chil­ Barth and several weather probes. Panther Hunters Lyle G. Thorpe. a pack of dogs did the killings. about hit policy, the mrin and gen­ That Poor Boy ' dren who tAke ewimming lessons ' A compassionate woman, she despondent. ' She has an elderly Union Squarv dock, fi-year-old Satellite boosting will be a new Thorpe’s comments camejrester- In fact, Thorpe volunteered to sit The Two Aiuwera eral point remains this; that once was telling a friend of ours about man as a iraarder and cannot Earl Everett. 51< Broad S t, leaped GLEN HAVEN every morning. - assignment for the Jupiter, which Face No Limits day when asked about his views op down to a panther steak dinner — again nations which suffered from in after H. Stevenson went in after The general swim periods, a lit­ Granby's elusive "killer cat.” ^ If the Granby beast ever is cap­ PreaidBnt Eiaenhower, at hii how sad it was that a b o y ^ e leave him alone, and when Ann has logged 17 euccessful shots in TbI. mi 84114 THI and finally defeated an act of ag­ knows had two boils on hU neck. called to say she was ready to the boy, wttnessss said. tle more than an hour long, are Eight heifers and sheep were tured and If it turns out to be a press couferenea Wedaeaday, an- BOYS’ CAMP held every afternoon and evening. war weapons tests. It also served Hartford, July 10 (JP) — Panther found killed in the 'Granby are'a panther. FOR PRESCRIPTION gression ere busily engaged in help­ "The poor boy, he's got bama- leave. Momma said: "O.K., go Stevenson drowned. The bey, as the first stage for space probes hunters, please note. It’s slw'ays Iwered two questions which had eles." ahead, and when I die I'm not clinging to a plHng, was uninjured. GOP to Pick Slate , recently, and some people re­ DaiVIRY ing that one-time aggressor nation Jtepublican nominations tor the Pioneer ,111 and IV and carried open season on panthers in Con- ported having seen a large cat in to do with what kind of country Momma not only owns her own even going to call you and let At Bunnell’s Fond. Jose Moline, • swjMm in g ^ monkeys Able and Baker on their Bottled cranberry juice makes to take up arms a,^'Jn, just as they hpuse in Fort Lee. N. J., she also you know.” town election Oct. 5 will be made nectlcuLs...... the area. a good summer cooler; both orange this Is, and what kind of man he 19, of Fat' sr Panik Village, was at a party caucus July .20., at 8 historic trip Into Space and back Whst’i more, there's no dally Thorpe seems a bit skeptical PINE PHARMACY did after World War I. has other property. She has one How’s That? about 10 feet from short when he May 28. juice and ginger ale are fin# to Is. One assumes that he tried to When my wife was a little • PICNICKING p.m. in the Superior Court Room. limit on the number you can hag. that a panther is responsible. Like add. • OVER 10,000 SOLD give answers which had integrity, lot 'she'll probably hang on to for d owned. He was trying to swim The Army counts only one fail­ awhile and then make a killing girl. Momma sent her to store one across. The GOP Town .Committee will ure in 21 Jupiter firinga. and which represented what he The Men! War selling it. day to buy some "fig noodles." Bodies in both aoetdents were RED EMBER meet Wednesday to hear a report The missile was declared oper­ found Inside himself, rather than “I bought property down near Marie told the groesfy man, who recovered by aklndiveu. • BOATING' on a.^siate of candidates to be pre­ ational two months ago and Air Of all the people who have in­ ROTAURANT sented by a sub-committee ap­ J i k h t l t ansv^'ers which might seem popu­ pointed 'Wednesday by Chairman Force troops are expected to man lar cn- pleasing to everybody. dulged publicly in the fantaatie Jupiter launching , sites in Italy WWOMBmONM *MMI TIAI ADMISSION 50c PIR CARLOAD Franklin G. Weiles. ' late this year as part of the NATO "Qi^te' apart from the legallam logic of the "clean bomb" Con- ROUTE 6 - BOLTON WATCH eUAIANIM greaaman Walter H. Judd of MiiT Members of the sub-committee defense force. of the situation,” he was asked, are: Douglas R. Ha.ves, John H. nesota becomes the first to carry The Air Force will take over "have you any opinion as to Peters, James E. Vandervoort, this Army-developed rocket be­ whether racial segregation ' Is that logic toward its second step. Mayor Herman G. Olson. Atty. cause of a Defense Department or­ The routine theory about the Robert F. Kahan, Mrs. Harry H. der limiting the Army to missiles morally wTong 7” ^ ■ Lugg and Mrs. Dorothea A. Mc­ In the past, the President has "clean bomb” says that the United of less than 500-mile range. StatM should keep on with its nu­ NEW Carthy. Earlier yesterday, the Air Force held to the legal aspects of the Any member of the paHy mSy static-tested an intercontinental segregation Issue, and this Ume, clear testing, in order to produce nominate candidates from the floor range Atlas, indicating the sus­ too. he began by parrying. ’My­ a humane bomb which can kill its HOURS SCHEDULE of the caucus, even though the pension of this missile's test pro­ town committee will be recom­ self?” he asked. hundreds of thousands by explo­ gram may soon end. Actual firing sion but not by radiation. But the mending a sl.-.te of candidates. of an Atlas normally follows a “Yes, Bir," said the questioner. routine ad'’ocat*.'> of such humans Pocahontas Meeting Static test within 10 days. "Well," the President said, *T Mrs. Hazel Landry will be in- The Atlas firing program was and kindly warfare have never ex­ 9 'A.M. to 9 P.M, Welcome - Glen Haven suppose there are certain phases of ■talled as Pocahontas at a meeting suspended last month after five plained just how we were going a segregation, you are' talking of the Degree of Pocahontas Fri­ straight failures, including four to find It an advantage to be day at 8 p.m. at Red Men’s Hall, explosions. The Air Force had about. I suppose, segregation by MONDAYS THROUGH SATURDAYS using the humane, clean bomb on The installing officer will be Mrs. hoped to have the missile opera­ local laws—" Bessie Farris of Manchester, dep­ tional this month. our enemies while they were still Filling a Community Need “In public facilities," said the 9 A.M. to I P.M. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS uty great Pocahontas. Mrs. Landry • AND NOT ONE PENNY questioner. using the old,' unimproved, and will serve for six months. SPENT FOR REPAIRS more deadly bomb on us. Hospital Report “In other words,” said the Pres­ Congressman Judd suggests the A total of 182 patients Were ad­ ident, sJll parrying, "that Inter­ LaBonne-Silverstein Associates mitted to Rockville City Hospital LAWN MOWER F A B U L O U S^ answer. The ..moment we perfect fere with the citizen's equality of In June and 165 were treated as • BECAUSE IT'S the bomb, he would have us MANCHESTER DRUG opportunity in both the economic clean out patients. SHARPENING give it to Russia. Then we and NED MOSES, PH.G. REG. PHARMACIST v ^ Mrs. Virginia J. Yaskulka, au UNCONDITIONALLY and political fields.” ■ '.-i Dynamic' Inmrance ' pertntendont, reports that . the AND ^ GUARANTEED ^ “Yes, slr,"^the questioner agreed. Russia could fight each other as much as we felt necessary for a 717 MAIN STREET dall.v'average number of patients' ENQINE SERVICE FOR 3 YEARS * Then the President finally an- for the month was 43. sw'ered, as follows: decision, without leaving that leg­ Her report lists 183 x-rays. 23 FACTORY AUTHORIZEO acy of radioactive contamination Cm , births. 40 operations, 12 blood SERVICE DEALER "I think to that „extent, that Is transfusions. 1,261 laboratory Briggs A Stratton and Clinton • .YOU SHOULD OWN ONE morally wrong, yes." which would destroy all mankind. TR B-1174 Congressman Judd does not say tests and 9 accident cases. Later in ‘the same press confer­ Voter-Making Seeston ence. the President was asked this: how he would prevent whichever A'voter-making session will be Frodon Equipment side felt itself losing with the clean held tomorrow from 9 a.nr. to 1 COMPANY. INC. "Do you feel there Is any reason p.m. at the Vernon Town flail. why a Catholic should not be bomb from reaching back for the |935 Main St. - Open 9 R.m, to 5:30 p.m. - Thurs. and Fri. to 9 - Closed Mon. - MI 3- 26 WARD 8T„ ROCKVILLE dirty bomb again, but although Anyone who has resided in the Elected President of the United such questionings may cast doubt States? And, secondly sir. do you Jiwtins - tnvitsuiTtts as to the practicality of his aim, feel that a Catholic could be his tender and merciful idealism elected President?”' ‘ 968 MAIN fW„ MANCHESTER stands clear for all to note and ad­ The President answered this one mire. And if w'e can all be as­ GLEN HAVEN BOYS’ CAMP MR. BUSINESSMAN: ah follows: ■N. ■ ' -THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE 1900 sured that it will be by a clean "Well, the_ first one Is simple. Of A Ntw Store Front Moy Bo Just tho Lift Your bomb that we die, we will all feel •.course, there Is no reason. As far O F MANCHESTER' Located on e apridg- that much better about it Rusinosi Noods. Wo offer o Comploto Dotign and r as I am concerned, it’s a perfectly Romodoling Service for Stores, Restaurants Or Any ^extraneous question. I don't—I fed lake at $periy*e^^ ' Our Secret Ambition \ Typo of Building Commeretol Or Rotidonco. FOOD KING * T j think it's like asking a man Sofa Gleny Rt. 85^ .Boltofi. HH^whether he is a" Methodist or a We would judge that our'hiddsn •Presbyterian or somethii^ of that ambition—to become a major STONE SPECIALIST CO. •kind. I do not agree at all with the Glen Haven Boys’ Cam'pM A DiVlSION OF...... WEEKEND SPECIALS league baseball manager—is near­ s239 GREAT EASTERN ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION 00„ INC. • theory that prejudice, religious ing the time of its possible frui­ will take care of your boy' Ml 8-8271 ^ 85 OAK STREET MI t-2480 Zprejudice, should rule our choice of tion. V NEW LOW PRICE ^ , ^candidates and officlals\in this na- ^ With only two leagues oper­ ALL DAY to August St, -\' FLAVOR QUEEN M . ■“lion. ating, the supply'Of managerial on a two-week or more * "Now’ whether he could be . . . . materia] is already so slack that period, plan. ”* ' ' jelected, I have no opinion whatso- some demonstrated failures srq be­ •wver. Now, there was only once, of ing given s third chance.^ Even What do you want most in •course A1 Smith 11001100100 when maangerahipB a n fUM by Enrollpraiti^f^ite^ your Used Car? • Taxturad linai(4b Sand he was defeated. I don't know a game of musical chairs, in which Ages 6-8, 9-IIL 13-15 / Swhether the thinking Of the coun- Bread IZ "- one chib eager for victory selepts Ragulorly ■“try has changed, ^ t I’ll say this: the manager Mme other club, eager • Expansiva wovan eottansl^ U. 8, TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF •If I saw any n ^'th at’I thought for victory has just &rsdt ti>e sup­ up to ^ a s really a qiiaUfied responsible STYLIN07 10^ LUXURY? TENDER LEAN SHORT SHANK- ' > ply never seems to oofne out quite REASONABLE RATES • hraaza*ceol printad cettensl-^ | 7 . 8 9 SUGAR CURED, 8-7 LB. AVG. •Individual running for office, my even. I Ig f RELIABILITY? ECONOMY? vote would never be changed on Our peraonii prospects begin to |0^PERFORMA||CE? VALUE? • Fipura-flattaring ahaathsl fLB. Zthe basis of his religion.” grow enCbursging, then, merely on REGISTRATIONS NOW dEINO TAKEN FREI TRANSPORTATION Smoked Shoulder$ S In these answers, the President tl}s basis of the present two-league FOR JULY 13-24 PERIOD—ANt> Paraoiial Intsrvlswi Menday Thro«gb Friday '*lvas speaking as an individual, ex JULY 27-AUG. 7 AND AUG. 10-21 PERIODS. • Wida-swinging florad skirts! . \ kst'Up, CALL CAMP SEORETABy, JA S-OeSt '59 FORD 52595 •50 PLYM.. — $2195 HEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEF 3 >res8ing his personal sentiments. They nally soar, however, as we REGISTRATION MAY BE MADE AT THE ._^Camp TsIsphSMjMl e-Stn ' 2-^oor sedan Belvedere 8 convertible jUjIe was not pronouncing policy.- CAMP, BY TELEPHONE OR BY MAIL. , orW H le Glen Haven R«y|i'Camp, a Doubla-fashion jackat drassasi STEAK SALE . look forward to the prospect of a '58 FORD ^ $2295 •57 BUICK $2095 POBTEHOU8E—SIRLOIN •Perhaps his seeming hesitancy and third .kague, which will require at P. A. Bex IS, Maaehsstar, Conn. "500" 2-door hardtop ’ 4-door hardtop **limitation of answer to one ques- least 10 managers, eight in their • Exciting shirtwaist stylasi j \ Stlon was decrced'by the fact that •57 FLYW. $1795 '57 BUICK $1895 LB. posts and two on circuit liotiee. V-8 4-dr. hardtop i Super convertible - STEAK 3 t ^ d border govemmenCal policy, Thla.increass in'iiemand .for exiicu- • Dark tanas and postal shddasl \ * \j “While the straightforward gener tives will certainly tend to dimin­ '55 OLDS___ 5U95 •56 DoSOTO - $1595 3 r , Super 88 holiday sedan Firedome V-8 4-door- , >slty of his ,-jis»ver to the other ish the Importance of our liabili- ■ Larur# •quesUon reflected the fact that it Ues and disqualifications, which In'- Chair '56 PLYM. $1195 '55 FORD $895 Raguiprly G R A D E e P P e ^ v a s indeed a q^jU pg., "enttanei. ci^ds .Use ■ iae t-that-'vye-have-Bot-l YjrAAriiUW-t.,,.-______— ™-i-*--8«nllB6r‘«o»vertiblii'““.":‘““''* - jAi—'" " 'Pott’j''■'J ' oua" as far as law and court de- yet led any team into the ceUar, up to Seialons were concerned. In any '55 VOLKS $1095 •54 STUDE. 54$5 or bleiyn a pennant, or used a crip­ Wagen deluxe 2-door V-8 iCloor SHAMROCK TOMATO 3 ase. however, the President was ple as a pinch runner, or demon­ 11.89 ^ y l n g how he felt as far as he '55 CHRY5. $1395 '53 DODGE 5295 strated any of the other standard \ Newport .2-dbor hardtop , ^felt able to say it, and la not sub- signs of managerial experience and TO 4-door eedan : jject to attack because, as an Indl- genius. . '52 OLDS. $295 •54 PLYM. $295 JUICEr - ^ 23' ■aridual, he feels one way or an- By contrast, our m anage^ rec­ Factory Showroom -88 4-oloor 4-door a^ther. yVo limit our 'own commlnt ord is ons we hesitate to proclaim. SPeCIALS •to the observation that Senator Thanks to the fact that we: .ait SPECIALS acennedy is likely to be cheered, by GLEN HAVEN BOYS' e a . where we do, our strategy hiss '51 STUDE. $125 •51 MERC. - $125 Watermelons 59' President’s comments, a little y . S. No. L Deep Red never been mistaken, or lost a - Q u a [ I ty S am p le s •51 FORD. '"$125 •48 lU IC K ^ 595 -mdre than Ralph Bundle, but that game, or been subject to second- For the Creation of Another Community Service HBo One has any warrant for 'as- guessing from the experts. But If Former Cheney •jBumlng, even now. that ha knows soma i^ub can bring Itgsljf to take Liicky yoii! ITiis is one of those rare occasions when our* leading supplier BEFORE YOM DtClDi IVUIIs •Ihs Prealdent'a feelings on aegrs- sucli a record, if Uishs id. some club .jwtlon completely. of top i^allty cuBtom-covered,hphhl8trIe8 offered us his entire showroom I At h l e t ic e q u ip m e n t s u p p l ie s TAKB A RIDi^ ^ Hartford whldi svsnts tc win badly enough sample line of Early Aiperiean pieces at tremendous .savings. All are cov- and P ine/^ . to dare Co hire anyone obi^oualy so eredTnpnpts or textures to go with maple, cherry and pine. All have foam ,■ I------— ..... - — ...... BY ...... Manchester.Conil. Just Biwiness To Bonn . unqualified, that wlil be a call we -^tex cushions on Sagless construction, hand tied coil spring bases, rub* r o J M y / cm^d not refuse. But it is, after all, Plenty Of > benzedjjiw and cotton fillings! Only one of each pattern or covering; sub­ Free Parkins Although Isnsl's Premier Bsn- up to baseball, not to us. Ws can ject to prior sale. Sofa shown with button trimmed and pleated backs and Al« CONDITIONED rO I VOOl SHOSpiNG CONVe*l|^ UIrion has contendsd that ^ f» - wait. But can bassbsU? Parcel Pickup lon's01 sale of arms to West Ocr- ®^^*A** regularly $334.0^ The biscuit tufted lounge'chair is-regularly NASSIFF ARMS CONIPANY Service To ' 2 S156.00. Good .selection still available, so, if you wgnt a fine sofa at a fine MANCHESTER MOTORS y has an element of rscondka' Q—Who was Uu first white man ' OP MAN^MiSTlI^ ^ "Selling and'ServloIng OldsnobUe for Over M Ysars" Your Car ion in it^ West Germany insiats to psM through Cumberland OapT saving, hurry down,' • ju » , ' S it WlfiST CENTER BT.—RAY DWYER, UsMI Our Mgr. SOUTH WINDSOR -t It is all strictly businsss A—Gabriel Arthur in 1678 over **Houae of Sporta** 1015 Mein Street . TEL. MI 8-8411—OPEN EVENINGS OPEN MONDAY Thru SATURDAY II to II g mors, in fact, Wsst Osr- tbs wsU-wora Indian traU, "Attaa- womlnss." i BERLIN ON IBB BOBUN TDEliTOlB - ' ' • t . "T r / .. p a g e B lG m VANCHESTSS EVENING HERALD. MANCHUTEl, OOMN. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1969 PAGE N INE Beboan, «r*ct Iwuw on Tlermes Rockville Man •xp6«SlUIy prfHeal of lawmakara Pentagon Cuts S t. 112,000. . . Nikita Regards voting thamselvss « bonua, whila Nine Hole Play Creates Frank Gambototl for ThomM falling to provide any salary In­ Steel Talk Hospital to ^Construct Leoito, tract hoUM on Mountiiln Found Stidibed, creases for state workers. VSBTBBnSBM Rd.. $t$,000, Nixon gs Next ’ Governor RIbicoff,, who early In Emil Dickeflaon, 35 Bigelow St..‘ Missiles Funds Justin Shiminaki, damoHrii shed Condition ‘Fair’ the seesion. aald he was opposed to NATION-WIDE VALUK MONTH died early today at Crestfleld Con- Club Policing Problem at IM Union 8t., $M. •ny P«y Inpreeaee for leglslatora At Trading valeacent Home and Hospital, af­ John Mars, damolM barn at 14$ A RockvlUe man wag U.Se President thia aeaaion, signed the bill into ter a long lilnees. He waa the hua- $1,436 MilUon N. Maip SI., $50. ■' law last month. office improvemenU: and I2.SM Nlne-hnle ^Isy haa erMtsd a Valentino BeHucel, aHariittona'to found in woods in Shuteabury, MaiH'twMer MeworlamiyipitJiI baad of the late Mary Meyer Dick­ MsM.. yesterday afternoon uncon- uimxincad today for th< for alterations In the x-ray de­ enson. policing problem at the Manches iPMr* os«) hcaiae at $18 Fern St., $380. ^ (Ooattawid ftom Page One) Data Stage partment. Carroll Nelson for Waldo eeloue from 14 atab wounda about oonatructin* of a VK.dOO 2-story Bom in Hartford June 3, 1892, a ter Country Club, according to a Honpital Notes Ufa nack and abdoman. The incinerator will not ba need­ son of the late Emil and Eleanor lion w u shown for radar tquip- humiur, addition to house at 0 the American Harriman (CouHiiaed from Pago One) addttjon Oft the east side of the ed. skid Weden. because the hoe- report t" town directors.' ebtufflbue St., $860. \ Maaaaehuaatta BUta Police aald ghot back, adding that the quM- KognofakI Dlckmson, he had lived VMttag Heart: A/olte — t to 8 raant tiig man, Laon H uttnga of 41 Reed WARDS "The report came from Roger nig Carrol Kclaon for Carl Swanson, Wiitding to house the med- pttal will buy a amall Mthologl- in Manchester for 34 yesra. He was p-nt.; iMtomI In torilmODjr to the same group tion, If glnoere, indicated a fear by union praaldant David J. Mc­ M ( ) N I I . ' tWorda depart'«ent cal tncinarator for fS,0o0 and a mito—t to 8 aas 6:18 riteratlons to house a t -68 West­ 8L, evidently ktabbe:) himacif. He of waakneu here. formsriy employed as a machinist Macalone, Board appointee to th4 to 8 p.m O iU rm ’e WarS—8 to on May 30, Staaa aald Pnridant waa baportad to be in fair condl- Donald. '" ^ m e r Weden. rtialrman of the dump truck for $4,000. and pay for Club's Bosrd of Governors. Baonhotoar ovamila4 him In aak- minster Rd.. $180. Harriman aald that Nixon .arlll «4Mtnti«aui “u m ig su by at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft., 7 p,m. Newman J. Fellows for Edmund Uon U ^ y at Cooley Diekinaon Cooper declined to say whether Board of Trust eea, se the new both from the regular maintaln- He leaves thrse tons. Francis E. The nine-hole play problem ap^ ihg Cbngraaa for $360 million for Hoapital, Northampton. find that “Uie itaaiui people are Cebani « MIMtobraak. Ine. tha industry plana to start bank­ / addition, will be flnanfed for the ance fund; parently -results from the bOca^ tlM Navy to build anothar larga E. Fellows, addition to house at 18 very friendly and want peace.’’ Bank Stoefea of Vernon, Willard B. of Bolton Patlento Today: 118 Cheater Dr., $300. HaatlngesWaa aald by a relatlva ing fim ^cs and tapering oft pro­ moet part fnwtl'the present twilld- This leaves the hospital with and Emil M. Dickenson of Glen­ slonsi play provision of the 7-year alrcrkft oarriar. , Before Harrimari vent to Rug- _ Bid Asked duction this weakend in .prepara­ In^r fund througfi deletion of some only $g,000 to pay for the addition. ADMITTED TESTERDAT: Mrs. H.M.D iBuildlng Corp.. demol- in Rockville' to have a Vecord of ala, Nixon aaked him to give an Comi. Bank and Trust dale, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. lease by which the Club is Elisabeth Dowde, 708 Main St.; Stana taatifiad ’*wa auggaatad to; ieh house at 171 Union It., $1,000. mental diaturbaneea and had been tion for a Btrikc. ,Btit neither renovati 'Tis intended in the older Tlie hospital originally also con­ Henry Bonk of West Hartford and ramsinlng on town-owned land. tha Praaldant that tha;eamar may Infort lal report wh^m he returned. Co...... 4164 4364 side axpreased any settlement sectlonr of the hoapita'. Fred Smith. 30 N, Faiiflrid St.; Central Connecticut Co-Op, de- confined in mental inetltutlona Hartford Nationa. templated building two small ad- Mrs. Carl Bellchamher of Manches­ The provision says occasional Kathie Jean O’Rourke, Elluiftao; hava a lowar priority than a num- moliah house and commercial several timee for short pariods. HarrimaiVe atormy interview hopes. Completion of the slruefttre da diUoni for the medical records de­ ter; a brother, John Yanne'r of players edn pisy nine holes at $1 Michael Sullivan. Stafford S prlM ; bar of otbar programa, but tha building on Apel PI., $600, Haatinga left Rockvflle early with Oothmuniat boat Nikita Bank A Trust, Co. . 85 87 Direct. bargaining waa recessed Ktteduled for November. ,• partment on either aide of the Eaat Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. on weekdays and $2 on Saturdays, Miss Anna Sueby, 8i Clinton St.;. Navy fait that It waa n.vary im­ Khnighchev haa alnce been widely Fire InaoraM Oompbnies The biitidinp tt-ill be>0 feet wide yeetefday morning for a ftaMng Aptna F ir e ...... 66 69 moat of.yaatarday to let both aide’s Many Hems One Of A Kind lobby In the front of the old build­ Charles Addison of Bast Hartford Siindsys and holidays, when the Mrs. Ella Brimble, 36 Cumterlanil portant adjunct to tbair forea.” trip at Quabbln Raaeryolr in publicized. hudM saperately to reassess their and as deep as the present eaM ing. Architect Victor Frid op­ and MrS( Henry Jacdbs of Man­ course isn^t crowded. St.; I^ m a s Lowery, Coventry: Tha Preaidant Included funds Harriman waa to talk with Sec­ Hartford Fire ....„183 IBS podlUona *wingr. said w*den There win be chester, and five grandchildren. Shuteabury. Yeaterday a^em oon National Fir^ .... ,<.131 129 posed Oita plan, saying It waa Im­ Macalone said the ninth hole la Mrs. Margaret Falco, Eaat Hart­ for M oarriar in racommandlng Phone;Call State Police at the LaurSl Park retary of State Chriattan A. ’’ McDonald announced this morn­ , 1.760 square feet in-the basement practical to add on to such an old A private funeral wdll .be held three miles from the starting point ford; Irving Tinker, Kelly Rd„ thia yaar’a $40 bllUon defanaa bud- Herter thta afternoon before a Phoenix Fire ...... 7864 7664 and in the Aral floor, s total of Bunday at the John F*. Tierney Fu­ State Police b a t r a c k s \ eald Life aatf Indemnity Ins. Coe. ing that he has summoned the unit' of the hospital. This unit was with ho way of getting back except Vernon; Mrs Sophie Zatkowskt, 86 giit T ^ Houaa later knocked out Hearing Delayed a woman had seen a car ;irith cloeed"door meeting with the Sen­ union’s 33-man executive board .t,600 square feet. built in 1919. neral Home, 219 W. Center St., at by road. He said the ninth hole ia Union St.; Miss (MtheHne Cloee, tha cafrtar funda. But tha Senate ate Relations. Committee. Aetna Casualty ...,169 174 and 171-man wage Policy Commit­ The farlnR of the building will Weden said Frid la now setting a time to be announced. Burial will the farthest point away and play­ Connecticut registration parked Aetna Life. , ...... 236 246 610 W. Middle Tpke.; WiUiam Appropriationa' Oommittaa not Charges against an East Hart­ along a road alnce early in the tee to meetings here Monday. Mc­ be red brick to mttch the rest of up the procedure for construction. be In Grove .Mill Cemetery, Rock­ ers would have to be accompanied Pawelski 338 South St.,-Rockvni#; only reatorad them but added $130 ' " Conn. General ...... 3 3 8 353 Donald declined to attach any sig­ the winp>. but the inside wilt be ville. to make sure they play only nine Mrs. Marjorie Marr, 191 Green ford man accused of maklnf ob­ morning with Its lights on. Htfd. Steam Boiler,...94 98 Instead of flowers, friends may million, more to provide a nuclear scene phone calle to a Manehestar State Police searched the area nificance to the meetings, saying roujrhi.v co.Jitnicted U, keep the holes. Furthermore, the club pro, Manor Rd.; John Golangos Jr., power plant for the craft at-a to­ Third Legislator Travelers ...... 8764 9064 he merely wants to bring fellow cost at a mintmuT.'., said Wsden. contribute to their favorite charity starter at the first tee, ;a the only 142 Oak St.: Mrs. Margie MacDon­ woman were further delayed from and found Haatinga in the woode, Public lltmtlea In his memory. tal cost of $380 million. ITie Se­ hearing today when the accused’s covered. with blood. He waa union officials “up to data on de­ The inside Wmlk will be painted person who can determine If the ald, 22 Wedgewood Dr.; Mra. Bar­ nate has not yet acie'd on the Spurns $500 Bonus Conn, Light A Power 2364 2564 velopments, If any." cindepblock. course is crowded because obser- bara Olender, 12 Main St., Vernon: attorney filed a demurrer with the rushed to the hoapital, State Po- Hartford Electric Lt. 6664 6964 Daniel Malley ^ vation is Impossible from the c.lub- proposal. Town Cour^. Uce isaid, where lt„was found hie The union waa reliably reported The new bsssu'.wt will hold William Cox. 756 Vernon St. Stana emphatically, denied that Hartford Gas Co. 44 64 47 64to be banking on a sudden Indus-1 medical records which are now Daniel Malley, 87. 827 E, Middle I house or the road, Macalone said. .ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Ros4 The demurrer was filed by Attiy. 'exterior Jugular 'vein had been (Continued from Page One) - Southern New England Tpke., died yesterday afternoon pi Want to Pick Holes I.jiShay. 34 Cornell St.; John hit bureau fixea dollar callings Robert Gordon on behalf of John C. severed and his liver punctured. Telephone ...... 44 46 try offer, or a departure on the' ecaUe.reo in different parts of the A Manchester youth who fought on tha defense budget sent to gygtem, which finda itself hard part of one or more major steel old basement and In the, hpuaea with a roan he accused of dating the Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital, Macalone added that the pro has Cleary, Wapping; Robert Kraetsch- Butler, 38, of East Hartford, who One other neck cut and 13 abdo­ Manufacturing Campaniee after a long illness. had "considerable difficulty with mar, 281 Green Rd. Congress by the President. Is charged with breach of the men cute were foiind by doctore. pfeeaed for funda. Arrow, Hart, Heg. ,. companies from the solid industry | ow-ned b\’ the hospital on Ha>Ttea "hla girl" pleaded guilty thia ■nje lawmaker la auggeating 64 67 front, to break the' negotiating 8t. Bom May 18, 1872, in Wood- people who wanted to play nine BIRTHS TESTEIIDAY: A daugh­ peace. A demurrer la a legal docu­ A search of the area discovered Aaaociated Spring ,. 30 23 morning to charges of breach of stock, son of the late 'Thomas and holes but wished to pick out them­ ment which claims, in eNect, the that the $500 go toward retaining stalemate. Rsrorda Kept SA Years ter to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bunce, a bloody S-lnch knife. State Po­ a baaketball coach at Litchfield Briatol Braaa .1...... 13 1464 The hospital keeps th< records the peace and assault and bat­ Bridget Guinon Malley, he had selves which nine holes they would 42 Essex St.; a son to Mr. and chargee are/'Without foundation lice said Hastings refused to talk CoIIina ...... 75 85 The companies have persisted } lived bi Manchester for 3.6 years. play.’’ Rfilea incorporated Into the Mrs. George Rego, 8 Stone St., even if the actions of the accused High School, which laat year won in maintaining that any new steel of its patlen for 25 years, said tery. Public Records without the presence of legal the Claaa 4 38 30 22*" rotary til after the patient's first admission Bartholomew's Parish. a daugnter to, Mr. and Mrs. Fera, property on Green Rd. to-day bgaia after Atty. Gordon years, coming from Townaend, ficlent funda to't-etain a coach. North and Judd .... 35 .38 cessions. Workers presently aver­ rock wool Inwliition lating spun rock wool botts fiiarairtaafl yellow bewl Prosecutor John N. Lombardo He leaves a sister, Mrs. Annie His report added that the club Ronald Bouchard, Glaatonbury. The Broman Realty Corp. to asked Prosecutor John N. Lombar­ ■The Litchfield legialator thua be- Rogera Corp IB) .... 14 16 age $3.10 per hour earnings. America'iflnaill Rugged la a different doctor. It helps the said Hildebrand hit Chlpman Nat- has improved its physical assets Md., where he formerly worked. Colorful, hoovy gougo firo- aecond doctor If he can obtain a Cook of Manchester, and several DISCHARCIED YESTERDAY: Beaupre Motor Salee, Inc., proper­ do for a bill of particulars, a more comea the third lawmaker, out Ruaaell Mfg...... 37 30 The union was. reported to have 3 hp angina with recoil Firaproof low daniity iniulu- Han. of 185 Wadsworth St„ aa the' to the benefit of itself and the Of a total of 31.6. to refuae to ac­ shaved down its demands to a rock- Easy-to-handle rock wool bowl won't bum outi Chromod j g * H * full medical history In a minimum nieces and nephews. Miss Mary Lou Potter, Eaat Hart­ ty on Broad St. specific statement of the chargee Stanley Worka...... 44'4 47 64 tio rtar; od jutio bla depth tion will not pock or conduct batts cut heating - cooling latter escorted a girl to her home Funeral services will be held to­ town since the lease was signed ford; Mrt. Marie Becker, 736 Cen­ Philip N. and Francea Treggor against the defendant, Butler. cept the bonua-check for personal bottom basis. 22 99 grid roitoe, lowers for heat Q of time. by starting a swinvming pool Terry S team ...... 4364 4564 control; iwival whaali 119“ alactricity. Cuts heating and Mils. Extra tough water­ The first floor of the addition Hildebrand told Nazlian to stay morrow morning st 8:30 at the W. ter St.; Mrs. Grace Lauritzen, 750 to Greenwood, Inc., property on Atty. Gordon, In answer to Lom­ uae. Torrlngton ...... 30 33 From both union and Industry control. Rigidly brocod logs. away from the young wd'tnan, project, making improvements to Personal Notices sources came informal estimates moke oil tilling aotiorl cooling billt. Covers 20 tq.^ 1 proof covering, 16 belt bun­ 2 will he divided into two areas. P. Qulsh Funeral Home. 255 Main Center St.T Cletua Lyons, 45 Bonner Rd. bardo’s bill of particulars, filed the Rep. Charles N. Harlow Jr., Cov­ Veeder R o o t...... 5564 58 H dle covers 50 square feet. Big rubbor-tirod whooli. Lombardo said. St., followed by a solemn high the clubhouse, and fertilizing and Elro St.; Joseph Aliiod. 404 Hart­ Incorporation Oerttficates demurrer, which was accepted to­ entry Democrat and an Inspector Tha above quoiations are not to that a 10-cent-an-hour raise In ft. 3 in. deep. One area will be used by the medi­ Ronald A, Falcone. 21, of Eaat lmprovi;ig the course. cal records librarians snd by the Mass at 8 o'clock in St. James' ford Tpke., Rockville; Otto Herr- Piccarello ConitrucUon Co., Inc., day for study by the court. at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft, be construed aa actual markets. Wages and benefits, on a probable “F Hartford, charged with speeding, Church. Burial will be In St. Macalone .said also that Man­ ford T>ke., Rockville; Otto Her­ conatruction work; capital stock Lombardo claims the state haa In Memoriam started the ball moving this week 2-year basis, could settle the dis­ doctors w-hn will dictate medical chester youth is beneflUing from In mrmory of Margarrt Bnuffard who histories soon after obtaining the was fined $15, but the court con­ Mary’s Cemetery, Putnam. mann, 612 Center St.; Michael of $50,000 divided into 500 shares, a prims facie case against Butler paund away July 10, 1987. by declaring he will donate hla pute. tinued for 45 days the case against Friends may call at the funeral the club, citing toumanventa held Haberen, 30 Bank St.; Paul Gull- all common, with par value of and that his actions are euitably check to the heart fund. Rep. Cities Cover 6% Two subsidiaries of companies Information for 'them. This area by tlje Elks And .Junior Chamber Onne, but atlll rfmrmbared. will have cubicles for the doctors his companion, arrested at the honte today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 lette, Tolland: Daniel O’Connell Jr., $100 each; commencing business covered by the breach of peace Henry Feme, Westport Repub involved in the negotiations with same time. p.m. of Commerce for youngsters, And 25 Northfleld St.; Peggy Ann Coop­ with $2,000. Ervin, Patrick and atatiite. titto the Steelworkers here were report­ to use in dictation. a dinner at the club in honor of Stcpchtldran. llcan, said he is planning some acres, or 6 perr cent of the 1.9-bil- If the doctors can record the The, companion, Andrew E. Za­ er, Coventry; Kingsley Carpenter, Evelyn Piccarello, incorporators. Lombardo said today he had ’similar uae of hia check. ed to have reached tentative agree­ gorsky, 19, of Eaat Hartford, waa the High School golf team. Hebron Rd., Bolton; Roger Spenc­ The Manchester Tobacco and In Memoriam llon-acre area of the United States ments with other unions in Cali­ the .histories immediately after ob­ Anniversary Mass The report said club member­ added charges of disorderly con­ Maraters was one of the leading excluding Alaska, is covered by taining the information for them, given the continuance when Judge A requiem high anniversary er, 115 Forest St.; Kevin 'Walsh, Candy Co., buy and sell tobacco duct and solicitation, which, he In ratmory of our hrlovod broUirr legislative foes of the bonus pro­ fornia. Jules A. Karp Was informed the ship as of June 18 was 335. From 82 White St.; Mrs. Lorraine Cantin, and candy; capital stock of $50,000 and uncl« Karl Nrrrrs who dl«d July cities and their environs. This rep­ the histories will be belter from Mass will be said tomorrow morn­ feels, will also cover Butler’s al­ t. 1H8. posal arid hla Hoiwe amendment to resents an increase from 5.3 per They are the Consolidated West­ youth's mother persuaded him to ing at 7;45 in St. James' Church March 1 to June 1, $3,779 in greens Thompsonville; Mrs. Adaline Car­ divided into 2,000 shares, all com­ leged offense. kill It was beaten down during the ern Dvlsion of U.S. Steel Corp. in the patients' point ^ of view, and fees were collected, representing Till* day wr will rorarm brr. cent in 1945 and 3.7 per cent in from the hospital's! aald Weden. send his license to the Department for the repose of the souls of Leo- lin, 45 Lenox St.; Michael Paul, mon, with par value of $25 each; Atty. Gordon disagreed with this closing days of the seaaion. San Francisco and Kaiser Steel of Motor Vehicles aa a . aelf- luca and Lucia Merenino. l.OiX) rounds of golf, on weekdays South Windsor; Mrs. Anna Dumas, commencing business with $1,000. A willful thoushi wa tivr. 1920. Oo.’s fabricating plant at Napa, One very Important point to be re­ and 450 on weekends and holidays, saying the state can only proceed For h« no lonsrr walkn among ui. The $<60fl bonus, labeled for ex­ membered, he said, ia that Blue Impoaed penalty. 62 Mather St.; Joseph Wiley, 2 Leonard R. Schoenfeld, Mervin B. on the basis of the first phone call But In our hearts still livss. pense purpoBCM in connection with Calif. The range of negotiated pay "The two were arrested June 7 Anniversary Mass the report said. Olcott St.; Mrs. Lucy Cousineau Meridy and May S. Schoenfeld. In­ made. He said police “encouraged MACHINE gOHOOL PLANNED boosts was reported at 9 to 12 Cross and other agencies will not after pollqe saw them racing their and daughter, 74 Ha.vnea St.: Mrs. Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Orr legislative service, la In addition Hartford, July 10 (J6—Officials reimburse the hoapital for aervlcea A month’s mind Mass for the re- corporators. and acquiesced in the continuation Robert J. Orr to the regular 10-centa-a-mlle cents, plus other benefits. cars at Main SI. atop light. THIEVES NET $30,000 Julianne Soja and son. West Wil- Marriage License of the phone calls for the purj^ose Mr. end Mrs. Roger Newtosi. of the Connecticut Reglatrara of Neither side In the negotiations to patients unless the medical Saimond New York, July 10 (J6—Three travel pay and the $600 salary. Voters Assn, will meet in the secre­ histories are complete. Falcone, besides the $15 fine, wdll be said at 7 o’clock tomorrow lington: Mrs. Marion Speed, and Raymond Edward Merz of 61 of entrapping the cellar,’’ and, here would comment as to what had to pay the court $6 for three men pulled a hold daylight daughter. Thompsonville; Mrs. New St. and Sandra Jane Graham Card of Thanks Total cost to the state for the tary of state’s office Monday at The remainder of the first floor morning In St. .lames' Church. therefore, created a situation which bonua la around $158,000. effect the California developments parking violations noted against holdup of Mastefs Department Margaret Kehl and daughter, 64B of 80 Cottage St., St. Mary's Epis­ might not have existed otherwise. We wish to express ainesrs thanks to 10 a.m. to draft plans.for a train­ would hava on the negotiations area will be devoted to a simple Store near Rockefeller Center all friends, neighbors, and rsIaUrsa for The $500 expense allowance will ing sqhool for voting machine me­ lounge for the doctors. him In recent weeks. Chestnut St." Mrs. Shirley 'Spiel- copal (J3iurch, July 17. Butler’s case la still being con­ their kindneas and expressions of sym­ here. today and escaped with be­ pathy during the recent bereSTemsnt alao be pgid to members of the 1061 chanics. Under new legislation, the The cost of the addition will be Iva Ulbert, 41, ot 19 Woodland man and daughter, Norwich. Building Permits tinued from day to day. • St., charged with intoxication and Youth Gets Fine tween $30,000 and $35,000 In H. C. Hutchinson and Son for In tha loss of our bsloTsd husband and Legislature concurrent with a sal­ responsibility for namihg voting far less than the usual $.I0-per- cash and checks. Two of the Migrating birds can navigate father. ary boost frorh $600 to $2,000. The machine mechanics is vested with Plaatic Hubcaps Made SALE! ..R-9, $427 Sm Xin« SALE! Rog. $310 Soo King SALE! Rag. $199 eompoct aquare-foot coat of hospital con­ carrying a dangerous weapon was Clifford W. Mason, erect house on Fresh fish are mined in the Sa­ Mrs. Buell Grant SALE! Usual 39.95 portoblo Mntenced to 30 da.vs in jail, ex­ men wore Mack masks. The by the atars, ■ according to tests Pearl St., $17,000. hara Deaert by digging down into Mr. and Mrs. Miles Grant 19,68 General Assembly approved the registrars.'The secretary of struction, said Weden. In Engine Thefts made by omithologlats. Mr. and Mrs. Buell Grant Jr. the salary hike after voters, at a state's office is considering sMting Denver—A Colorado company Is 25 hp twin—manual moilol 12 hp twin—monuol modol There will not be any need for ecution suspended, and placed on third, unmasked and described Ernest A. Ritchie for Joseph J. subterranean streams. Mrs. Frank Wilson. Soo King 5 hp twin motor 2-spoocl 20" window fan probation for six months on the as having squinty eyes and a referendum last fall, authorized the up a refresher course for v^ing producing plastic automobile hub­ Foil enough for,.vratar skiing, plumbing in the addition, and the Hartford youth who ad­ Legislature to set Its own salaries. machine mechanics, with some' of caps In 20 color combinations for Just right for fishing or fam­ Firtt choice of fisherman and Interior finishing will be rough. first count. The court suspended mitted taking two haavy outboard large nose, carried a gun. The slow enough for lazy trolling. ^ Foworf ul — moves imposition of sentence oh the sec­ three stopped two clerks who The measure haa come under the instruction providsd by the Ahr 14- and 15-lnch wheels. They’re ily cruising. Speeds up to 22 < booling familial. EconOm-| The only extra cost will be about marine engines from Beaupre Mo­ said to ba dentproof, rustproof, Speeds from 114-30 m ph.'^ 3700 CFM, cods up to. ond count. tors on W. Middle Tpke., was fined were carrying, yesterday’s re­ sharp attack from several sources. tomattc Voting Machine Corpora-' mph. Full goor shift action/' icol, aosy to oparola. Quick g2,000 or $.1,000 for heav>' foot­ State employe unions have been tlon technicians. and acratchproof. Sovoi 207. on fuel I New slip W W ings which w’outd enable two more The weapon, a Japanese knife in $50. sentenced to 60 days in jail, ceipts to the store’s cash twiit throttle. New slip clutch itorting. Speeds up to 12 4 roonw. Use in window, a hand-carved wooden case, waa clutch propeller. ■lories to be added la^er If they vtdth sentence suspended, and was propeller. mph. Slip clutch propollsr. on floor or on tubla. should be needed. declared forfeit to the town. Mrs. placed on jirobatfon for aU months. Weden said the hospital him Ulvert said she was carrying It to Richard P. Moreau, 18, pleaded been In need of the room for a show her nephew, who had just nolo contendere'(no contest) to a medical records department for a been discharged from the Aj-my, charge of larceny In Town Court long time. This was one of the and had no intention of using it today. areas which wtis criticised by the for the purposes for which it was HOUSE’S SALE Judge Jules A. Karp said the XI.S. Ihiblic Health Service a year made. She admitted it was a dan­ penalty could have been more aq- Men’s Wash ’n Wear Plain or Pleated Froiit ago, he sgid. gerous weapon. vere but, In view of the youth’s SAVINGS ON MEN'S RATES The hospital had considered mak­ A $51 fine was imposed against good record In East Hartford 12 HOUR ing a medical records department Jack K. Anderson, 29, of 380 Hart­ schools and because of his apparent ford Rd., for evading responsibil­ SLACKS 2 r«,ns.00 SUMMER SHOES wiUiln the older hospital building, ability to get employment, he h but this would ha\-e meant using ity. but a second charge, reckless would not send Moreau to jail, F|REE ALTERATIONS FInalera. $9.95 Value. TONIGHT P.M. to 9 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 4 the space for 16 beds, said Weden. driving, was nolled. Moreau was arrested June 24 NOW’ ...... *7.95 In addition jt would have coat Anderson^ arrested June 20, was when Patrolman William Pearson YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS THIS ONE! ^ 110,000 or $16,000 to renovate the involved'in a 2-car crash on Hart­ spotted him In a vacant lot across REGULAR $13.95 and $14.95 Black and white aaddle. $12.95 Value. bedrooms: ford Rd. May 7. In which he left 'from Beaupre Motors in the early 100% W ool and Tropical Worsted NOW ...... To finance the addition, the hos­ the scene without reporting his morning hours. and 5S% Doeron and 45% Worstod *10.35 pital dropped a -nurjber of projects name. The nolle against the reck­ Moreau admitted to police tak­ Brown woven oxforda. $12.95 Value. less driving charge waa entered on ing a Mercury and a Johnson out­ Summor Woight from the present construction the recommendation of the prose­ NOW ...... Just Received. program. board motor. The motors, valued *10.35 Jo* Projecte Dropped cutor. at about $900, were found behind a Among the projects dropped Samuel L. Hobbs, 31, of Hart­ nearby filling station where, TROUSERS SPECIAL *9.95 White bucka. $13.95 Vahie. were the imad to W. Middle Tpke. ford, arretted June 7 after, he Moreau told police, he had put them “ C iitiss tvhat Junior did NOW ...... ; ...... said, he had been. to a clambake, while he went for his car. *11.15 from the hospital for $7,500; the was fined $102 on a charge of today? He Me hi» first 2 SOLID TRAILERLOADS Incinerator for $25,000; $10,000 for PtAY SHORTS Brown punched toe. $13.95 Value. SALE! Res. $205 12’ Aruminum SALE! Reg. $700 $ea King 15-fi fiber glass niaabout driving while intoxicated. The YACHT MISSING AT SEA hole through the dining NOW ...... court entered a nolle against a Halifax, N. S„ July 10 (/Pi- REGULAR 4.00 VALUE. *11.15 aecond charge of paaeing a red Air Force Search and Rescue room floor!” Black nylon meah ttie. $13.95 Value. Slaok ond trim from stain to storn. W rop around wind­ Collar interest traffic light. Headquarters here said today NOW ...... *319 SHOWROOM SAMPLE FURNITURE sturdy aluminum comstruction, wooden seats. Ernest S. Reed, 40, of 295 Main the 85-foot yacht Temptresa, out NOW ...... : ...... shield ond steering wheel. Double fiber gloss bottom. S t, charged with Intoxication REGULAR $5.00 VALUE. *1115 From THE NEW YORK FURNITURE SHOW Podded and uphoitterod wolk-thru \forword soot. Mo- of Chester, N. S„ h nilsring 100 Carries easily on cartop. NOW .. I 0 • 0 0 • 0 I Wednesday, heard the court a'ue- Ail ioafera. ReR. $12.95 Value. miles off the Nova Scotia coast NOW...... Hm Ib tlw rine plywood fibor gloss reinforcod transom.- 2 air pend Imposition of sentence with six persons aboard. The LAVERY *3.95 NOW ...... From Somo of TOP IRANO NAMES Country * 1 8 8 *5 8 8 against him. Lombardo said Reed .vacht waa ea route to Marble­ EXTERMINATING CO. *10.35 chambers. Equipped with bow and stom light. ' had fallen from 'the aldewalk head, Maas., to participate In Wednesday night and waa treated the Mennlal Marblehead-Hallfax Ml 9w1390 SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS ROYS' AND STUDENTS' SHOP JULY SPECIALS at the hoapital for injury to face, race Sunday. REGULAR $1.95 VALUE. arms and legs. GUARANTEED 3314% REG. 79.9S-NOW AT A RE«. 3W.4S Leonard A,. Driggs, 86, of no NOW ...... *119 BOYS’ BHOBT SLEEVE certain address, forfrited a $26 RECyLAR $2.95 VALUE. bond on a charge of Intoxication. Judgment waa auapendtd NOW ...... *1.99 OFF FACTORY LIST PRICE REGULAR $4.00 VALUE. Sport and Polo Shirts LOW, LOW PRICE ... Motor Scooter against Jeroi.>e F. Ridel, 16, of n»M V TO 70. Deluxe Model With Extra' Seat. Windsor Locks, charged with ( NOW ...... erating a vehicle with a defective *2.99 REGULAR $1.95. 47 UPHOLSTEREP CHAIRS NOW . • • • • muffler. 28 WOODBRIDGE ST. *1.35 A $9 fine we* impneed egainet Nylons, PlasUrs, Fabrics. from ^ 1 9 ’ ■Richard J. Asal, 29, of North MANCHESTER REGULAR $2.25. > RccUnara — Vibrators r— Rockers — Swivel Wards 24-inch REG. 39.95 STANDARD Gposvenordale, for following too SWIM TRUNKS SPECIAL ...... : cloaely. REGULAR $2.95 VALUE. *1.59 Marvin J. Townaend. 20, of 626 REGULAR $2.50. 32 BOUDOIR CHAIRS Center St„ was fined $15 for /ail; NOW...... ____ * /* * -•<' • ure to kee to the right. 2:29 SPECIAL...... *1.75 Plaatle Covered — Velvet 26” BICYCLE Willir.m J. I^wls, 17, of 148 REGULAR $4.00 VALUE. mower Two Only At Thia Price. Adams St., drew a $8 line for NOW *3.49 JIEGULAR $2.95. failure to keep to the right. SPECIAL ....____...... *1.99 12 WOOD D IN inE SETS NOW . • • •. Florence Skowronsld, 87, of REGUI.AR $5.00 VALUE. from Newington, Mario M. PuiTO, 47, of : NOW...... 5-Pleea. IS YOUR BEST BUY! Pi evidence, R.I., and Kenneth *3.99 BOYS’ REG. S2.95 DELUXE Abbe Jr., of Hertford, were fined $12 and $6, rea|K cUv^iy, on BRIEFS and T-SHIRTS 3 BEPROOM SUITES chargM paaeing in no-fasring SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS zones. Modem and Colonial. SMALL, MEDIUM. LARGE end EXTRA LARGE 3 lF o r$ 2 !l9 S-Plee»—Double greaser - MIror • CSiaat - Itod. Nine cases were continued. T;hey N A 'nO N A L b r a n d s Tank Model In 24”„-aiid^26” “REGULATl 12::95 “VALTJEr .Tohn H. Kight! 40. of East H art­ * T D 0 W N NOWT 7 . 7 ford, embezzlement by agent, to NOW ....: ...... I > 6 6 6 6 • e 6 20 UNFINISHED CHAIRS Monday; Clement K. Cola, 83, of 8 COTTON SLACKS from > Charter Oak- St., failure to eet REGULAR $4.00 VALUE. ‘ REGULAR $8.85. REG. 2.29 hand brake, to July - 24; LuclUe NOW ...... , SPECIAL ...... YOU SAVE 20v07- Macheux, of Hartford, abandohing ^2.95 motor vehicle, to July 17; Anthony I REGULAR $.5;6o VALUE. REGiiTtAR $4,95. 8324 J. Esposito, 35, of Johnston, R. I„ SPF.CIAL ...... ______32 MATTRESSES-BOX SPRINGS from ^ 2 5 1 * Sig savings at Wards low, ^ N O W ...... ^3.95 GARDEN HOE 10-29 speeding, to July 24; William O. Spacious, plder home. 8 rooms plus'2 unfin- Bizet 6 to 26. low price. Staggered wheeb You'll like the bright young Moriconl, 24, of 53 Gerard S t, op­ for a velvety smooth cut. ' ' Don’t Miss This Value erating under auspenalon, to July MOST ALL ONE-OF-A-KINDALL SALES HNAL warm-of this slervelcas dres* that ishod. Excellent, condition; Large enclosed CLOSED MONDAYS DURING Olbor features uwKilly found can be accented with a collar, or 24; Peter F. Qlson, 19, of Rock­ N9' HoMs —- No Loyawoys -ei No ExchiBigos ' NOW o • not, as ,vqu wish. ville, passing on the right, to Mon­ JULY AND AUGUST- SWIM TRUNKS i PRICE on Ngh priced units. See this day: Clarence B. Walker, of 107 -porch. Easily converted into a two-family. llixee 8 to 20. No. ■W24 With Patt-O-Rama is • • • ■ > '■ SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT! and other rotaries nowl m sizes 10, 12, 14. 16, 18, 20. Bust Talcolt Ave., Rockville, intoxica­ REG. 7.95 « to 40 Rir,e 12. 32 bust, 6-^ards tion. to July 17; Barbara J. Jar- (Plans are Hvailabla). 3-car garage. Well ODD LOT OF ROYS' HI SNEAKS Don't Miss This Side Of 35-lnch; collar, 1*^ .yards. dlne, 30, of North Franklin, fraud­ To order, send 35c in.coins to:— ulent issue of check, to Monday: landscaped. Lot 99x165. Shown by appoint­ PLENTY Of free PARKING REGULAR $4.95. Sue Bi rnetl, The Manchester Eve­ and _Robert C. Hjalmeer, 17, of 128 SPECIAL ...... WHEEL BARROW iWaddell Rd., breach of the peace ment. ' ' . *3.00 '" A - ning Herajd, 1150 AVE. OF and-carrying a c^ngerous weapon, IN REAR OF STORE NOT A1.L SIZES—ALL SALES FINAL WAREHOUSE STORE OPPOSITE All Steel With Rubber Tire.. n e w YORK 36, to Monday. OPEN TONIGHT 6-9—«AT. 9-6 Judgment was luspended against THE NOW e - . . . For Ist-class mailing add 10c Raynold K. Veilleux, 18, of H art­ ODD LOT OF GIRLS' LOW SNEAKS for each pattern Print Name, Ad- ford, charged with failure to carry NOT AIX SOBS, S to $.^AIX SALES FINAL POST OFFICE Zone, Style No. and a license and failure to carry a MARION E. ROBERTSON REGULAR 13.25. REG. S7i95 ^ Sue. . reglatration. _ Bend 86c now for the new (E£H0IISESSQN SPECIAL I • • •' e • 4 e • 6' e 8 e I '•e^ceete The court continued to July 34, Broker-Ml 3-5953 *1.99 ■firing A Summer '69 issue of the case oi Samuel P. Silverman, REGULAR $4.25. 22 EAST 2 jr pattaftj magaains Basie Farit- 45, of Chelaea, Masa., c h a r ^ WC GIVE 4MTOREEN 8TAMPE FREE LEAF MULCHER GARDEN CART with speeding. ' SPECIAL let.to ■••#•684 »88«8a#.8f68a*« *2.99 CENTER ST. r‘»f' ■<»'< ' ' ' NOW

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PAGE TEN IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, UAMCHIBStEE, CXINN* FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1959 KANCHESTEK B IlfK lW D HERALD, UAKCHE8TEE. CONE, FRIDAY. JULY) 10. 1969 PAGE ELEVEN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 9^ -H- HUGS RUNNY OUK BUAKDING UUU8E wifh MAJOR HOOPLE Andover With a group of Andover, Hebron I acfrxA and New' Tork boys, will leave at «recp ur Aniwar to Pravloua 8 a.m. tomorrow for a week’s Chjurch Women Plan to Sfell BaieeGMaiMl •nuX UAZV *VLVE«TW , MAK-ISUMPM/IISVOO 1 U. S. Sees Possibility WF Barbecue Set canning trip at Lake George, eiTaml eNlptaMdkfKRi*** i* t im tO 'f m CYi PINt*H COLLSCTOeS I iSlank Looks, graaite— to eadere. Aed Berre ► sfeMT MORE TIME-1^4 J * - ' . Qothes to Migrant Wprkers^ tuMce'c vAirpjkN' GfMiM MoaMMseati pay HibaM la s « T A 4 / ^ / , GAINFUL Pursuits and July 25 at Church LESS IN CARPING ACIEOSR DOWN MaeelMeter EvenInR He.rsld the diings that «a4an “ the faith, lava . Andever oorreepeedant, Mr#. PanI The ' Manchester Council of-eing. Additional workers would be insinuations. yoiyD ITrem - to I Bugle can on B erlin A chicken bat1>eeue will be held in# aiemotiM at tbam aka hare gs ABLE TDtEANlE THIS SSpokan D. VUm UtM , talephene Pngrlm Church Women hss been aaked by welcomed. bottom /OaditeiMd from Paga Om ) V by the Women's Felkriv.ship on pttaad ea. HAVEN FOR WAYWARD tRamoraa the lawn of the First Congrega­ 3-fS6«. the Rev, James Busch, chaplain Clothing may be Iftt at the 4Saf* «nd —— 4 Mushroom cap .“louth Methodtat Church. Wesley Whea yoa tta cboosiagyare maaa- t -----warfart tional Church on July 35. Sit­ 'or migrant ministry, to sponsor aieticM at helpywiThebasotym4 8 da camp { h it tti* Boviata wara deciandlnc Your Pdeketbook tings are scheduled for 5:30 and Hall, at any time during the ISExiH 6 - —<-tnd a degifibia.oe i s U> is months and thrift sales for migrant workers In month of .Tuly, Mondays through parmaoMta at tqi4et . B im Gmaitt IS Row thread forfBttur* of.AiUed righta on Z*r- By PAnE BENUE 6:30 p. m. the price of the dona­ Driver Hits Car, tions will be 01.75 for adults and at least three local areas, Fridays, between the hours of 0 aiaka sam- lACanturr plant 7 Age Hn.'khniahcliatp had juot delivered a,m. end 5 p.m. Anyone wishing IS Out of tha $.78 for children. The response to an appeal for ble -tMiee for if- 8 Profits 41 Snicker — — a to u ^ epMch in Moacow. It's' V -'tlon Un.e! Looking for. Sign to have clothing picked up may trying 6 Otherwiae 28 Plastic Beaervations must be.made with clothing has been good, but much you laoemoMat, Into tha flra ingradiant 43 Forest But Sovitt E'Orelgn Minlater Yet before start off for e more Is needed In order to carry call Mrs. Joseph Martin. 6* N. HTGN CO 10 Repetition eraature Andral <3romy4u> backad away happy hollda., wh; not make cer­ Mra John Hutchinson of RL 6. A woman motorist, who, police felm St., or the Soulh Methodist wbaihat k ia la IS ParfactionlfU II Diiorder 38-----Piper Proceeds from the barbeoue will out thla program. There la par­ /■a ■ • ' 1 T» IS Slid 37 -----and bats 48 Operatic aoto from tMa tough line in a June 28 tain that aM o your financial af­ said, was confused about where to (Thurch office. ill be lerge or taxIL 17-----of lUtement. faire are in ordar'? My attention go to the.church carpet fund. ticular need for high school and A L L E Y OOP RY V. T. HAMLIN SO Arrow poiaont puppies 38 Sun dlik 44 Drop turn, crashed Into a parked car on college age clothing, such aa III 11 31 ------19-----the markexplorera 29 Drov# 46Famoua The U.*. foreign affairs chief haa been called to the fact that Afli-Churoh Meetlag Set KngUah schoo' each year more and more mem­ Church S t yesterday. akirta, blouses, sweaters, trousers, U.S. F’xport SharR Dips SSHouscf and 13 Heraldic 31 Singing volcea declined to tay what progress at An All-Church conference will ahirts and belts, but clothing of ANiVWAY, WHAT* ALU •mta* 10U ABE. ABOUTA DONTSUSM HR'S bands B»nie 47 Wood Geneva would warrant a summit bers of a -.nily are the victime be held at the Storrs Church Ca­ Louise 'Mackeen, TT, of Avon, the I rr T'VtXj HOW / THINK RiSHT, MILLION OOLLAM worth, eONS T O M T ■ does it driver, told police She took her any sort la aollclted. Sumraef as London ■ The vahie of world ANYTMINB S4 Combat 24 Cheap lodging 38 Staid meeting of headi of state. If the of aecioente m which both hus­ bin ffom 3 to 0 p.m. Sunday. All WBOOTIT.-AS/ OeOLM*' SET ON , WOULPMT *AVr p between two 40 Common ■ -comedy band and wiT. are killed. What eyes from the road for a idoment well as winter clothing.la heeded, exports of ma.iu.'ac‘.iire goods in U3NS A* vou / ».NP» wrw WITH n! (Brit) second'round of foreign ministers Andover people planning to at­ underclothing, pajamas, iqnen’s COMPARE AND SAVE r b ' 34 Impudent talks .goes beyond three weeks, happens to their property—bank while looking for a street sign. 10.58 wss about 341.847,000,000. a SET moor V usMOieiT tend are -asked to meet at the coats, suits, -jackets, aa well aa 3 per cant ii*op from the 1087 • SS.OOO? m \OOLD? 3T Exdamatlon 1 1 f 1 r ) r 1 10 hs said; he may have a deputy rep­ accounts, insiirenoe, real eetate. First Congregational Church' at Damage was light In the craeh and of contempt eecurttles? no one was InJurSd. children's clothing and toys It la figure. The United Kingdom's 4 resent him. 2:30 p.m. urged that donated clothing be SQ Over n r Harter also said: To daite mpet etates have paeeed The parked car, owned'by Mar­ ahare of the extiorts was 18 per decorate4 Ticket Sellers to Meet garet M. McNamera, 33, of (%- en- clean end -Paleable. cent, slightly below the pre-vious 1. A vialt by Khrushchev to the a law k own aa the Uniform Mrs. James Foran has an­ 32 Emiatary r 1^ 1 United States to clear up the Blnnultaneoue Death Aot. Under try, was unoccupied at the time. Volunteers from member year. The Unttei States' share fell SAPORm MEMORIAL €0. 34 -----miation nounced that a meeting will be It was parked 6n the west side of churches of the Manchester Coun­ from 25.4 per cent to 23.2. The 35 Blackboard Soviet leader’s misconceptions thla lav there ie no attempt made 470 CENTER STREET TEL. Ml 8-7782 ^ THEY'RE PAVIN& II H to determine who . died flret, no held at St. Peter’s Episcopal the street feeing south. Mies Mae- cil are meeting at 0:30 each Tue)(- sharM of West Gennany, Japan, about this coutnry "ia certaiiHy Church Sunday after the 10 e.m. day morning at the South Metho­ TM I r;. GUESTS, MA^g* worth thinking about." The visits presumptlion of aurvivoreMp and keen wss driving south. FVance, llal; and th eN eth er­ 36 So (Scot) n if service. Ail members who are sel­ No arrest Was made. dist Church .to sort,and box cloth- lands 'intM-eased. Specialists in monuments sculptored from select Barre franJta 37 Cape i this year by deputy premiere Ahaa- ae a reeuk. the property left by K each peracn ia dlspoced of as if he ling tickets for the Roy Jones 30----- one'a a if m tas I. Mlkoyan and Frol R. Kox- chicken barbecue at the Frontier fences i lov" on the whole . . .were uieful.” had survived. F II )! Fair, July 18 are asked to meet 40 ---- aaaboil i 8. Nixon will do no negotiating In other words when the hus­ with her. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 41 Under on hie trip to Moscow to open the 7-K)_ - N ff band dies, ell erf Ms property l|alletln Board (prefix) U. S. exhibition there July 25, but forms his eetate, the eame in the 42 More secure A Little league game will be JUST OPENip^^i-iVeto JO Acre Bird Section at the % f/ yt the Vice President is wall equipped case of the wife. played at 6:30 tonight In the 48 Pertaining to S i i to discuss problems If the Russians My legal oonsultante point .out PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER the teeth elementary school field. flash! w want to. s that this mb.ht or might not be The Mothers Club wlli Hold the 40 Interpret 3. Although if now favors an advantageoue. Instead, they ad­ RUN,WALDOi> A i:^ >tXJ HAD t h a t 51 Meadow 11 •if fi % r n annual picnic at the Sportsmen’s DREAM A<3AINT THIS Bothers over-all nuclear test ban, tha vise, that you prooride in your will FASTER! V E S 52 United States may find it wiser to Club at 7 p.m. tomorrow. WITH THE ONLY t i m e - 93 Siouan Indian r fl specifically for death due to com­ Church services wilt be held at BLONDS IT WAS I WAS 84-----Vegai, strive first for a ban only on mon dissater. Catskill Game Farm the First Congregrational Church DIFFER­ CHASING Nevada fe > atomic explosions in the atoms- One of the reksone for this ie phere and work toward a prohibi­ at 10 a.m. Sunday. GPeatest Vacation Bargain Spot in America ENT. THEM 88 High wind U.at the tax load, say in the hue- A servi'ce of Holy Communion 86 Small tumors f? b tion of underground and high al­ band's evtnte, might be consider­ 87 ------writen titude blatta as scientific policing ably llghtenec' if he could be cer­ will be held at 8 a.m. Sunday at techniques Improve; tain of tailing advantage of the S t Peter's Episcopal Church, with OVER 500 PARROTS marital deduction. Were his wife’s a aervice of morning prayer at estate in a lower tax bracket the 10 a.m. SHORT RIBS RY FRANK O’N E A L Convict Given taxes might be no burden or a The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm, 2000 OTHER ANIMALS nnaller burden. 'The net etfeot VIHAT Age 30ST Lccn: AT THE WAV OUR 3 Extra Years would be a larger Inheritance for ADVERTISEMENT and BIRDS for You to see. ------*11 VOO POW6?, UNO SPREADS CVER IUE GU«E! the'heire. ______^ Hartford. July 10 (AT—Three In cases orf' common disaster, T-lO yean were tacked on to the maxi­ too, it is pointed out. that death JohE MsLaughliR OVER 500 ARE ROAMING LOOSE T M U •. Of*. mum aentence of a Fairfield need not be simultaneous. One e t»^f by Wt< County man today by the Sen­ partner migh' survive the other FOR YOU TO PET AND FEED. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS tence Review Division of Superior by a roatiter of months. Joint Daliitit Court because he was a narcotica In such an ever were a time CHILDREN’S DAY—WEDNESDAYS only —- with the purchase of chiidren’e'admie- limit ot jpeclflcally designated O V R N lG K t MUettABLB, OAM02UPT PKAXITILBS "pusher” and not just an addict. ai«m ticket, each child will receive 3 FREE ride tickete to any ndeg pf hie or her choice. Z' FASTeR..rASmn in a will, one partner m i^ t in­ a t is a jv HAS 0 6C D H S TN E TOeSO KING OF. THE WORLD !!!- TH E THEOFDeHSAREfiin A decision of the division direct­ Uiod Cor Uopi PGMAND FOR THE 'LOUS SAM LOOK'NAS K B i OySTWNELMINO/-- UP, ANO HALF THE ed that the five to seven year herit the other’s estate and a third We anggMt Route 38 at Great Barringtoa thru Hndson and Catskill to EVEIN'WOMAN WITM AFev/K)O»lC>S(MBHAS3eHTmHEF0RDe(t/f WCM6NOFTHE WoeuD prison sentence imposed on John party disposition be made, that was stoplight this aide of Cairo. Turn left on Route 83 to Game Farm. APEOHTHevepeeoP n. Heyward, 31, in Superior Court not in Keeping with the original It’s A Beautiffttl Drive. NEKVOUS OAEAKPOWNS at Bridgeport Feb. 18, 1057 be Intent of the first to die. Open Dativ WAITIN® TOR THEIR ,, channd to five to 10 years. Do VO) CEAUZE THAT W ’The life insurance industry has a. m. to : 1.0a»SAM19SSO^'^ Thirteen packages of heroin given considerable thoufht-to the a a. m.. i TRAVEL FIVE TllA'iSANO MlLE^; AMD GRAC^IVIHUr were found outside of Heyward’s common die-- r problem and AMEKli NEVER LEAVE THE OX'VTRV f heme, the decision noted. Also Tp.KEEPm A HOgglBte THW HT!, urges that a common disaster found was a string with a clip, to clause be added as a policy rider which customers would fasten |5 ninless eiich a clause already has . bills. Then the money was raised been written into the policy end € to an attic and exchanged for a forms en integral part of the con­ TJi. Rat. u.l. Pi "deck" of heroin, it was added. 0 AfW »v «M4 I 7^0 tract. The extended- time Hmit a Six other sentence! were affirm­ to oover the aubsequent death of 7-K> "Wfi w#r§ playing ‘germ Warfare’ and he put a ed by the divlalon as follows: the wife varies considerably with Hartford (bounty—Arthur Hus- the more common r.bout 30 days. JU D D SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD bug down mv back!" ted, 50, risk of injury to children, one to flye years. A widely used provisiim ia the I NEf P WORE SPECinC DETAILS New Haven County—John Co- arrangenent holding the po’lcy ON ITEMS I'VE marked IN THE 'Vt proceeds at inietee* with title re­ CONTRACT. COULD VOW DROP i senia, 41, breaking and entering verting to the policyholder until BACK \NEDNBSDAY AT TWO? A end" third offender, five to 30 claimed by the, widow end paid to WE'LL WRAP IT UP, THEN, LI'TTI.E SPORTS BY ROUSON years; Isaiah Wallace, 34, nar- OPEN ’TIL 9 PM eotlea violation as a second offend­ her. This la done on the presump­ er, 10 to, 18 years; Anthony Onora- tion that L' Mie dies, as a result of the same accident, she would Mr*. McLaughlin WARDS\ T to, 83, larceny w If,300 of mer­ « ■ ' i n V . w a\ [) chandise and breaking and enter­ not b* able to claim the funds and ing, five to eight years. they would theii he paid under alternate n.Tangements. Mr. Roy Lagan, used car.man- Fairfield County—Arthur Lake, ager of Daniele Cadillae Oldf- 36, narcoUca violation, five to ’The advice offered by the In­ seven year's; Christopher Mlsell, surance Industry ,le advice that mobile, Inc., 1530 Albany Ave., might well hold/for other prop­ 34, assault with Intent to kill, five Hartford.Jiaa announced tha ad­ insist..KijtL M to 10 years. erty, too, and inchidee; Naming contingent iMiiSflciaries dition of Jbhn McLaughlin to his sales staff. % K> Sun Spins Wheel even beyond second beneficiaries since it is noted that more and In his 14 years of selling .both B. C. 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PAGE TWELVE HANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESrra. 00NM« jFRIDAY.'JULY 10. I960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„ FRIDAY, JULY I9,,19B9 PAGE ‘THDlTKEN a % • ■ ’ _ Ttvo Double Shutouts in American League Craig Regains Touch, Red Sox Falling Apart,

Spoiled by Rich Owner NA’n oN A L LEAGUE b e fo r e F or4 F rick A three-run hdmer by Larry Areto, hie secortd of the night, in Baltimore, Kansas City ers Rolling Again ALUMNI l^EAGUB the lOtir inning gave the Mvichea- New York iNEA)—When Art Nickerson and Harvey Dul- would have known what to do Chicago, July 10 {JP)—The propo«ed Inter-league tracUog ter Auto Parte an exciting 10-9 vic­ >AmeriOM S Bill Jurges took command of with them had he been made pl« eombintd their talents as Pon- the Red Sox, the old National rule again will be brought before Commiiaioner Ford Frick tory over the Medics laet night at YMte«l*]r’« Reaulto ^ manager, a* he wOe with the today at a joint meeting of the m'a'tbr league*. The measure, Buckley Field. Aceto'a timely blast Bkltimore 8-S, Wuhlnfton' 0-0. New York, Jaly 10 {IP)— tiesUt’a'-Urimmed Manchester Trust League ehortetop said they Reds, or put in charge of In the fourth extra frame was hi* lOuiMt O ty S-4, Datrolt 0-0. Maybe you remember Roger THE 9-4 laat n l|h t at Charter Oak were anything but a last-plaee .^front dltioe, where he paised by both the American and National League* la*t De­ third hit of the gime. Bolton 14, New York 8. Craig. He’s the big -right­ park, whila.fDan Taylor picked up club end that he Intended to with the Braves. cember. was pushed aside 'when-f- Auto Parte ..130 lOO 000 3-10-10-4 ChIcAjro 4, Clevelartd 3. do something about it. Frick asked the two organizations hander who ma(U hia rookie hla sixth straight win without a Needtfc*''^A’orks to reconsider. day morning. Tha <»thar thraa Medics ..,. 400 031 000 2- 9-11-S W. L, P e t G.B. setback as the Etkn whipped Fire Jurges had beat not be too Desplta-'-the millions Yaw- cities halt play at 11:84 p.m. Sat­ Halsted. .Seharfit, McCarthy anpitchers, Cronin and other American and Rippmsn. Kunz. Baltimore . 43 38 .631 3 ers a double lift to (ho National most certainly wasn’t headerl votes will be announced. If both League ofltcials said to r e Was no American t.«acna n pulled It off Sept. I#, 1966^ Brooka Robinson sthle home in Jim Landis dro^e in three runs for Just three hil* (George May, Jeff In any other direction,1. catchers,. infielders and out­ again approve the meeeurt, It will Two pitchers combining for a the White Sox and Bubba Phillips New York ... 41 39 .613 4> League pennsint and their only Oentilcore, Pete Gidman) while fielders, in other words, the irfention of a third league at their After falling behind 11-9 when The sweep by Baitlmore lifted the fifth for the only run Walker Detroit ...... 40 42 .488 6<; world championshli EARL YOST cne-year contract given--i-'Wg- become Iom-. Sullivan's Red A White Stand doubleheadcr shutout over clinched it with a sixth-inning Duplin garnered two of Pontlcelli'e g.ni made it a wlrr" or else WQrks. meeting. However, Cronin added one club is rare in itself. Oc­ the Oriolea out of a third place needed. Russ Kemmcrer (6-8) and Washington 87 43 .463 8t He won 12 in 1906, then lost the ' Sports Editor ■lx safeties off five enemy pitchers. They wbn Juet one pennant The r ling provides for a period he thoiight th* subject "i7i4ght be scored four run* In the bottom at home run off loser Herb Score Kansas City . 35 43 .449 9> touch. So did Beasent; and they yea: for anoth'er fail guy casionally it happens twice in tie with the New York Yankee*, Pete Ramos (9-8) w-ere the losers. (9-6), Both the Injiins and White Four walks and six strikeouts manager. with WUliame, that in a war in which cl-ube from both leaguee dtecuased at the joint maeting.’' the fifth Inning. Fire k Boilc* who were walloped 14-3'by Boston, • e • Bostqn 34 45 .430 11 wound up in the minors. Chief Guard can trade with each other without erupted fm- six run* in the lop ot one season. Rut it happened .Sox had only five hits, with Pierce Now Craig’s back and he’s got lOth Little League Season in Books were included In Taylor’s flve-hlt- Frqm^^hat the Gilded Sox year, and now that he ie fin­ Awaits Chamie' • • • Today’s Games ter. Big guns for the Elks were. ished ahd a iMoidicap in t o getting waiveie on a pi. yer from I _____ the sixth to chalk up s frM-scor- twice In the American Lieaggee last A'R 6-4, TIOBRS 0-0—Herbert, 49-10) going all the way for the New York at Boston, -8:15 p.m. the touch again. Unbeaten, he ahpw'ed under rii,;gin8. they other clubs in t . eague. ing 15-12 triumph last night at ORIO«^.S 8-6, SENATORS 0-0 pitching'his first. shutout since' victory after losing three in a roW. Manchester’s 10th Little League baseball championship Don Crowell. Steve Morrison, each., ''£ould use an entirg new club. outfield, there ii no replace­ nipht. Chief lifeguard at the Pairings Complete — Ford (8-6) vs. Brewer (6-6). won his fourth In a row laat night, with two hita in three trlp*,^ana ment. Marty Keough now can In the past, if the New York Employed mostly in pinch- Waddell Field. While ciMcago'a aecond place - The r>enatoi«, leadin'^ the ma­ breaking into the majors in 1960 .Tim Baxes extended the Indians' Cleveland at (Chicago, 9 p.m. —. with 11 innings of three-hit, shut­ season ended with the playing of Wednesday night’s games. A front office which hAs Ellington Ridge Coufitry Bill Dixon and Frank Kopcha^ White, So* mo’.'e within one game jors with 101 hori* nins, managed with the Tiger*, walked two and home run streak to iS games. And for the first time since Sher Robb spearheaded the move Brian Fitzpatrick, who wa*-A per­ been frightfully milmanaged be considered nothing -snore Yankees, for instance, eought to hitting role^, bespectacled MeUsh (10-3) vis. Wynn (11-5). out relief that paid off with a 4-3 than promising in the out­ Club flwimming pool is make a trade with a team in the For Best Ball Play each with a home run, and Jimmy of Clev’eland by boating the In­ only one extra-base hit among struck out 10 while beating hi* eX' ■ * # '' • Detroit at Kansas City, lOp.m. toe Angeles victory In, 13 'In­ and helped introduce the sport for boys eight to 12 years fect 2-for-2, Ned Crojjirrgarnered decided to go with power, sup­ Buddy Minor, above, has Higgins, who banged Out three hits two safeties for thalbsers. plied in a good measure bv a field, where Jackie Jensen is Tom Kelley. Jr.; of Man­ National Leagje, all the pla.vers X diana. 4-3. Baltimore'* kid right­ their 11 off Pappas (9-4) and mates for a 6-7 record. Kucka, late RED SO?C 14, YANKS 8—Vic — Foytack (7-7) vs. Reed (0-2). nings over Milwaukee — tumbling of age here in 1950, the schedule was concluded with a mini­ rapped out six hits in In In three at bats, were standouts in , hander*, Milt 1 appa* and Jerry Walker (T-3)—a first game tri­ of the Yankees, walked two and Tonight’* actrSduled game be­ couple of old blokes falling the lone solid ballplayer. chester. A member of Involved had to be waived oii by Following are the starting times, Wertz and Ted Williams each hit Baltimore at Washington,. 8:06 the Braves from firstYo third and mum of-hitches. Now the championship teams in each of the apart, Ted Williams and Vic Frank Maizonie had two fine every club in the league. teams and handicaps for Satur­ at bats for a neat .400 a losing effort while Bob Constan­ i iWaikeri blanked Washington 8-0 ple by Bob Al ison. 'WaU.er allowed fanned three for a 3-4 record and solo sixth home runs for the Red p.m. — Fisher (0-1) vs. Pascual hoii)ting the Dodgers to second tween Po.nttCelli’s and First Na­ the faculty at Barnard tine (homer, triple). (3arl HMian- and 5-0 in A twd-nighi doiihle- only four singles' while gaining a three leagues are looking forward*^ tional Bank has been postponed. Wertz. seasonis at third base, but he The American League waa in day’s Four Ball Bast Ball Tourna­ batting average. The big hla first complete game in 13 Sox, and Bobby Avila, batting (8-7). place. Junior ,High in Manches­ favor 7-1 in December and the ment at the Manchester Country thsl (two hits) and George Coch- " . header. And Kansas City's Ray 4-0 record O'ver Washington in hli starts' since June of last year. to post-ieason playoffs, to deter­ the fine American Leg(ion baseball .Instead Fire A Police and Naasiff Asked-to' pinpoint the Bosox’ has been off at bat and in the first baseman-cateber m/iy ran played best for FAP. .174, drove in four runs with a Tomorrow’s Schedule • The San Francisco & 1 a n 11 mine the town Little League cham­ trouble,. Casey Stengel of the field this trip, leaving the in­ ter, Kelley is an experi­ national League voted 5-3 for. At Club: . Herbert and Johnny Kucka each brief major league career. He has Bob Cerv belted home runs in pair of homer*. Bob Turley (8-8), jumped into the National lead by program contributes more to Arma will collide at the Keeney break into the starting FAP ...... 132 036-15- 9-4, pitched flve-h.tter* while wtiite- two shutout! Ih the majors—both New York at Boston, 2 p.m. pion, as well as the district play­ diamond..,^ Yankees aaid: “You didn’t see field thororiighly unsatisfac­ enced lifeguard, having that time, the trading deadline 11:04 — Gayson 7, Parelsk both gamek for the A'*, getting who one-hit Washington in his K ansu City at Chicago, 2:30 a half-game over the Dodgers and offs. scholastic baseball than any other was Nov, 20 to Dec. 15. lineup with the local Sullivan * ...... 122 241-13-10-5 washing Detroit's, tumbling Tfgers four-hit jobe on tl e Nets. his 10th In the opener against form, such Little League, Babe Sunday afternoon the annual any of their pitchers on the tory. Don Buddin has range served in recent summers Connorton 16, Agoetinelll 21. Rautenherg. (lott and Maacham; 6-0 and 4-0. last start, gave up only three hits p.m. a full-game over the Braves, with Principal credit for the success­ Coaches vs. Player* contest will All-Star team, did you? And at shortstop, but is erratic on Announced Opening Dates 11:11 — E ich'5. E. Bslieieper American I/Cginn Juniors Both youngsters walked but one Prank Lary (9-6), and smacking in his 2 1-3 innings—but all were Detroit at Cleveland, 8 p.m. a 3-2, nlnth-innlng victory at Ruth League a*id etc. . . . TDere's at Globe Hollow. (Herald Kopr ha, F. Kinel, G. Klhel and Hig­ The Tiger*, who have lost «i* in man and struck or*. Ove. Pappas, ful operation of the three league, be held starting at 2 o’clock at you are in an awful fix play­ balls hit straight at him, and Both leaguee announced yester­ 10, DellaFera 10, C. Davie ll. Saturday night or Sun­ his lyth with a man^on the night­ home .run*. Frank Sullivan (5-5) Baltimoreiat Washington, 2 p.m. Cincinnati that ruined Fred 15 team Little League operation a lot of prestige in playing l/eg;lon ing 77 game's in a small park Photo) gins. a row, hadn't been handed a also pitching hds second shutout in cap against Ray Narleski (4-9), bell, perhaps almost as much as Charter Oak Park. Proceeda from la hardly adequate at bat. day their opening dates for the 11:18 — McKee 3, St. John 7, day. The Silk Towners double shutout since Chicago'* wa* the winner for a 3^10 lifetime , Sunday’s Schedule Hutchinson's debut as manager in Manchester belongs to President the exhibition will enter the without good pitching.” F>n- Pete RunnAla is a ' splendid Cowiee 12, Tliompeon 19. the rr.ajors and like Walker just who also gave up a home run by mark against the Yankees, who New York at Boston, 2 p.m. of the Reds. playing high. bcV joI ball. For the 19M season. The National League, engage Bri.stol tomorrow Afarv Grissom a. id Joe Dobson did 20, was backed by Billy Gardner's Phil Sullivan and his three 'com­ Alumni and Intermediate Sports way Park measures no more hitter, but can’t make the spread across the continent,' will 11.28 - - G. Wilson 4, E. Mur­ Bill Tuttle. Herbert and ^Tuttle scored all their runs with two out ' Kansas City at Chicago, (2), And If that wasn’t enough v to missioners. When bouquets are be­ most part,' scholastic ball, Class than 302 feet at the right field night in an 8:15 game it on May 5, 1952. It hadn't hap­ two-run hor-jer and Ovj Ttiandoa' each had two-run singles inxthe A in-i>articular, la p rotch or two AsSn. Fund. throw across the cheat re­ open April 12. The Anericsn phy 7, Sommers 17, Robb 18. i\o r t h eas t Drag pened to the Senators since Cleve- in the fourth when they lumped i30 p.m. make headline writers happy, re­ ing passed out, Lee FTacchla who foul line. 315 at the left. quired of a second baseman 11:32 — Hadfield 6, Tarca 8. under the light.* at Mu-/,zy nolo 21et. Bo'. Nteman hit a two- first gams. , half of their six hits. itroit at Cleveland (2), 1:30 liever Elroy Face V'on his 18th a>Mve the Legion caliber but Le­ Ponticelll’s ...... 102 040 2—9-6-5 League WH! start April 17. Both I headed the volunteer Little League gion bail la muc'h faster than moet Trust ...... ;...000 103 0—4-3-3 SUM rkimplaceiit on a double play. Wertz, who will close dot. 2. Nelson 13, Hunt .26. F'ield and return to Mt. Racefs on Weekend in a row, ISth this season, as umpires rates a few for his tireless Perhaps the biggaat job is likely to go out with the 11:39 — Saari 6, Olsksinaki 7, Nebo Sunday afternoon Baltlmora at Waahington, 2 third place Pittsburgh defeated, and conscientious work in han­ Class B and Class C high schools. Nickerson slid Quey; Villa, May Tonight Joe Oonin, president of the Reason for this is that Legion (3), J. Simmons (6l, May (6), M. Jurges has with the Red SOx next quick step, leaves an al­ American League, said the later Slbrinsz 13, Whallcy 26. for a 2:30 Zone Two The “Big Little Go,” Nortlieaat Teenager After Ring Title p.m. the (Chicago Cubs 4-8 In 10 In­ dling all assignments. is knocking complacenc.y out ley for ground balls hit to hia Methodist vs. Kaceys, 6:15 — 11:46 — Terry 2. McCann 10, nings. « e e teams draw from several schools, Simmons (7) and (no catcher Charter Oak. opening i-mprov-esi the proq>ecLs teat against Willimantic. Regional ChampioneHip Drag such as Rock-vil'e whose lineup is litsed). .o f their heads. Through the left and between him and the for belt weather. Groobert 16, McNamara 18. Race* meet will be held Saturday Natlonal League Philadelphia and St. Louis spilt years, starting with Williams foul line. The catchers can't South Ends vs. West, Sides, 6:15 11:53 — Zavarella 6, (Thanda (Herafd Photo) Yesterday’s Results a twi-night doubleheader, the Poet Laureate''' sprinkled •with. schoolboy players Elks ...... 100 201 X -4-10-1 ■ nd Sunday at the Naval Auxili­ from Somers, Ellington and Rock­ F A P ...... 010 000 0 -1 - 5-1 writing his own ticket, they hit a lick. —High School. Warren Gilts, president of the 9, Gryk 16, Msiley 20. ary Landing Field, Charlestown. Philadelphia 11-2, St. Louis 0-6. Cards 'Winning 6-2 after the Phil­ Poet laureate at the Fibdell Mfg. have been thoroughly spoiled ■ The Red Sox are the worst National ]>ague, said: 12:00 — Kennedy 3, W. Fsrgu- Moyer Gets feig Chance Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 3 (10). lies had taken the opener 11-0 Co., George Findell, seiids this ville High. Taylor and Fitzpatrick: Ozol* PAF vs. AAI, 6:16 Oval. R. I. The site Is the home strip of * Cronin (6) and Cronin. Ozol* (6i by a generous owhsr, Tom waste of important money 'Becs'ise of travel requirements, soh 8. 'Varney 15, B. Davis 19. Thursday’s Homer* the Southern New England 'Tim­ Saa Francisco 3, (Cincinnati 2. behind (3ene (Conley’s seven-hit along: "One lonely Swede, chasing Yawkey. 'Tliey have been Saturda.r, July 11 we need 172 to 174 days to satis­ pitching.' CHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE since the last batch of dry oil 12:07 — Stevens 4, Daley 7, ing A**n . which is sponsoring thia Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 3 (13).' 10,000 reporters thru the weeks; Figure Filbert over-bonused, overpaid, pam­ wells. Legion at Bristol, •8:16—Muzzy factorily play 154 games. Because Owens 15, Perry 25. (Season Total in Parenthc»e*i meet In conjunction with the Na­ W. L. Pet. G.B. • • • the dust from the weeds and one' Steve Cooper's three-run homer Field. Against Jordan Tonight Figure Filbert says that, Floyd highlighted Temple Beth’s four- pered and under - policed, of the World Series, both leagues 12:14 — S. F^rgnaon '8, Boyce American I>ea*iie tional Hoi Rod Assn. San Francisco ....47 36 .673 —- < DODGERS 4, BRAVES 8 — punch from the Swede, and Pat­ especially at night. should close t-he same date and Los Angeles...... 48 37 .665 V, Patterson received $90,000 for run rally in the sixth inning which Sunday; July' I" 7, Martin 16, nganettt 20. Triandos, Oriole* (21). The event will be eupervieed by Craig's brilliant relief job, finally terson is no more In the lead.” Even Joe McCarthy, the we can offer our clubs the beat 12:21 —^M artin 4,' Carvpy 8, 8. Ed Fiaton, Eastern Director of M ilwaukee...... 44 34 .564 1 made good by Wally Moon's one- Needless to say, Findell picked In- each of his seven knockdowns at led to a 6-4 win over Center Con- Match Play Date ■Willimantic ve. Legion, 2:30— NIeman, Orioles (10 (. t Portland, Ore., July 10 (A>)—Don .Jordan of Igia Angeles the hands of Ingemar Johansson gos last night at Charter Oak model manager, c o u 1 d n’t Nebo; ' schedule between April 12 and O. Johnson 14, Sheldort 20. N H R.A. and Is sanctioned by the PitU burgh...... 44 39 .530 314 out double his fourth hit, and Rip gemar Johansson to beat Floyd straighten them out. He Got. 2," Gardner, Oriole* (5). * risks his welterweight boxing crown tonight against an ex­ Chicago ...... 39 42 .481 74 Repulski's single, out-dueled a last month in New York. On the Park. Herb Byk alao homered for Avon',;,July 10 (45—Match play Monday,' July IS 12:27 — Gordon 8, Kelley 7, Du- National Association (N.H.R.A.) Patterson and was RIGHT!..Fred basis of a time scale, the ex-champ walked out *fter being beaten will begin in the Connecticut The National League made no teile 15, Whelan 19. Cerv, Athletic* 2 (11). Feature attraction will be t o uberant teenager \yho hopes to become the youngest fighter S t Louis...... 38 43 .469 8 4 two-man try' by- Braves' starter Hutchinson improved on his the wlnnera who remained in first In a play-off in 1948 and on PAF V*. Eantly, 6:16—Oval. CSncinnati V ...... 36 46 ,432 114 made approximately $1,290 a sec­ place in the standings. Women’s Golf Assn. 1959 Charh- other announcements. The Amer­ 12:34 — Gilbertson 8. Brickley Tuttle, Athlttlr* (4i. “Green Monster." aircraft engine- ever to win the title, Joey Jay and Warren Spahn, the "standing” when he took over the the final day of '49. FAP vn. 'D.uet, 6:16—Charter powered dragster owned and oper­ Phlladeipbia .... .30 49 .380 154 l()8er In relief. They hgd. blanked ond. Patteraon received an esti­ Temple Beth ...101 004 x-6-13-2 plonshlp at the Golf (Jlub of Avon ican League adopted and put into 6, Bengteon 13, Gray SO. Willisms. Boston (6). ’The challenger is 10-year-old harder hitter; Moysr. the faster management of the Cincinnati mated $622,000 purse for hia ef­ It was here that Birdie Monday. Three female golfers tied Oak. effect the eutpended game Yule. 12i41 — Hillnakt 1, Harrington Wert*. Boston (6). ated by the Arfons Brother! of Denny Moyer, who will be fighting Today’s Games the Dodgers after Norm Larker's Reds yesterday. The former De­ Congo* ------400 000 0-4- 9-0 Tebbetts, then catching for boxer. St forts. He waa counted out In 2:03 for the lead in the qualifying round Ponticelli ve. Bantly, 6:15 — .A game ha ted before nine innings 6, Cowles.13, Bryant 17. Avila. Boston 2 (3), Akron, Ohiq. The car la capable of before home town supporters in the Louis at Philadelphia, 8:05^ tying, three-run pinch homer in troit Tiger righthander had his Ssader and Rosenthal; Bliven the Red Sox, deecribed his •.'V'eiterday. Mias Vivian Robinaki of Keeney. speeds exceeding 180 mile* per scheduled 15-round outdoor bout at ’They have been in the ring to­ p.m.—Mizell (9-8) vs. Ownes (4-7).' third. of the third round. Johansson, who and Whitney. because of curfew, light failure 12:48 — Lorenlzan 2, Beaulieu Baxes. Indian* (6i. Oakland club In laat place In the knew fame and fortune, earned teammate as "adult delin­ Indian Hill, the defending, cham­ Methodiet v*. Temple, 6:15 — or time Hmita a1ll be played from 8, Willey l l Skinner 17. Phillip*. White Sox (4). hour, 4n the quarter-mile accelera­ the Portland Meadows race track. gether before, but it didn’t count. Chicago at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. Craig, following atarter Danny Pacific Coast League standings quents and moronic malcon­ Moyer, then unranked, waa hired i —Hobble (9-7) vs. Friend (4-10). about $645 per second . . . Four pion. Mrs. Ra.vmond Patton of (Jharter >ak. the' pqin* of surnension. However, 13:56 — Plodzik 3, Rockwell 8, tion course. He la ranked the No. 5 contender McDe'Wtt, retired 26 of the Drat 27 when called upon to lead the Re&, JC-00URA.\T LEAGUE tents.” Thia caused even more Hartford (lolf Cnilb and Mrs. Doro­ Time trials for all claasea will be by the National Boxing Assn., No. a sparring partner for Jordan last San Francisco at (Cincinnati, 9 men he faced. He walked none, Ball Golf Tournament scheduled Bill'a ve. Walnut, 6:16- Robert- If a game goes over nine innings PlleskI 14, T urklngto 30.. , National I..eag(m September. Jordan, who had not holders of seventh-'"place In the Saturday at the Ellington Rld^e Although both team* managed tantrum tossing in the one big thy Ann Parson of Mill River each and is halted for any of these rea­ 1:02 — Loika 3. Anderson 8, held all day Saturday. Sunday,, 3 by Ring Magazine. p.m.—Miller (4-3) va. Purkey (7- struck out three. Jay singled for National League.flag chase. Juat four hita the Allied Plater* happy family, by this time \m- eon. Boyer. Cardinals (17). yet won the title, waa In Portland 9). Country Club has been canceled had 77s. There were 32 qualifiers. sons, it will be completely re­ Porterfield 18, RIeder 31. will be taken up by time' trials tor •Hia uncle. Tommy Moyer, match­ the first hit off him with two out V V V scored a single run in the second der easy-going Steve' O’Neill, Marines vs Nike, 8:30 — Rob­ played. Kirkland. Giants (15i. late entries from 8 to 10 am. for a fight with Caspar Ortega. Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. In the seventh. Joe Adcock doubled . , . First major tournament will inning and pushed across two ertson. H. Anderson. Phillis* (10). maker and promoter for the bout, Most Versatile , be for the Prealdent'a Cup. Medal so Tebbets waa sold to the Hank Aaron of Milwaukee had Stock auto ellmlnaUons will be aaid he expects a crowd of 10,000 Sparred Six Rounds -Drysdale (9-6) vs. Burdette (11- with two out in the 11th. And Wes more in the third to nip the Man­ Indians. New York, Boston, Baltimore Tallest man ^ the Harvard Freese, Phillie* dOi, held' from 10 a m. to noon. Elimi­ 8). Covington singled in the 12th. play handicaps will govern this baaeball’s longest hitting streak Liberty va. Finest 186, 6:16 — and Washington have Saturday and a gate of $100,000. Jordan said They sparred a total of six Most natural baaeball player chester Fire A Police 3-1 last But Tebbetts had the right of the 1956 season. He hit safely Nebo. crew is a 6-foot-7 Torrey Everett, Bowman. Phillies (2). nation event* for alt other claeaes he h u a guarantee, of $70,000. rounds, long enough for each Tomorrow’s Schedule Spahn (10-9) gave up five hits with the American Legion Juntora 36-hole test July 25-26. night at Colfa Park in Hartford. night curfewe. In Waahington, no a junior from Winnetka, III. He ‘‘Thomas, Reds (8i. St, Louis at Philadelphia, 2:05 slant on the Red Sox, and In 25 straight games. Knieka vj. Oltice, 6:30 Oval. will he hefd after the lunch break right On TV fighter to feel he has solved the and struck out five (for a total of this season la taU Pat Mistrettd. s e e The locals tallied once in the sixth Inning may begin after 2 a.m. S\m- weighs 197 pounds. Larker, Dodgers (4). Sunday afternoon. ^ther's style. p.m. 13 Dodger whiffs) while losing his A better than average pitcher, the frame as they lost for the third ’The light will be on NBC tele- Chicago at Pittsburgh, 1:30 p.m. fifth In a row to the Dodgers, Water Skiing vtslon, starting at 10 p.m. except ’Their, only common opponent big East Sider is equally at home straight time after winning the was Ortega. The results were San Francisco at Cincinnati, 2:30 fourth this season. Always a jinx i centerfleld or at first base. And The Complete Book of Water •CMson'a optner back on June 23 for a 200-mile area around Port­ p.m. for the great southpaw, the Dodgers he's a good, dependable fitter . Skiing, by Robert Scharff, Is-just Platers ...,-----012 000 O-S-4-1 land. Weather forecuters' said strikingly similar. Jordan fought Lios Angeles at MH'vaukee, 2:30 have a J9-14 edge over Spahn. skies will be clear and the ther­ Ortega twice last fall, winning • B . Another outstanding member of that. Published by Putnam, 192 E A P ...... 000 001 0-1-4-1 p.m. the local Legions is Chuck pages and 11 chapters, the book Is mometer at 72 degrees or warmer. each time on a split decision. Moyer GIANTS'S, REDS 8—Willie Mays Cleary and White; Evans and fought Ortega in January. He also . Sunday’s Schedule Saimond. Although playing out of recommended reading for all Johnson. Usual local sources were not Chicago at Philadelphia (2). singled, stole second, then rolled position at shortstop, Saimond water ski enthusiasts, and there quoting these figures: For a bet won-on a split decision. 1:06 p.m. home on Daryl Spencer’s Mngle for Moyer, who had a 72-10 record the Giants’ winning run. It came doesn’t have to take a back seat are hundreds in this area. Water ^ RECJiEATION LEAGUE on Jordan, $12 in order to make a S t Louia at Pittsburgh (2), 1 to anyone offensively And he’s al- skiing, in and around Connecticut, $6 profit; For a bet on Moyer, $9 as an amateur, winning the na­ p.m. off reliever Tom Acker (1-2), who The undefeated and league-lead­ tional AAU welterweight crown in came on after Don NewcomlM, hia sc a very fine base runner. Like ia one of the fastest growing sum­ ing Teachers, with Dick Danielson for a chance at a $6 profit. Los Angeles at (Cincinnati, 2:30 mer sports. And for the do's and 1957, has won 20 straight since p.m. winning streak still Intact at eight, Mistretta, an Eas(t Side resident, tossing four-hit ball, walloped TWO 6 PACKS Both fighters made the usual vic­ turning professional. wa* lifted for a pinch-hitter in the Saimond doesn't - have the range don’ta of water skiing, for both Liberty Mutual 24-3 last night at tor^ predictions, but with this dif­ Jordan, who seemed to find him­ San Francisco at Milwaukee, for Shortstop or the arm. beginners and old timers, Scharff'a 2:30 p.m. eighth. Newk gave up Willie Kirk- Mt. Nebo. Danielson held the loa- ference: Jordan said he thinks he self after his managers began set­ a a a work provides alHthe answers. ere hitless over the last five In­ ea!n atop Moyer; Moyer said his land'a two-run homer in the alxth, (12 BOTTLES) ting up a training camp for every Fun for Everyone at Day Camp but the Reds tied It on Frank Anyone from four to 70 can ning*, Home runs were hit by Phil plan is to outpoint the champion. flght--aa they did thls"time—has Thomas’ homer In the seventh off Payoff Production water ski and it la an ideal family Hyde (2), Dave Dooman, Bob Scoring will be by the 10-point won his last 10 straight. Ed Arcaro Rides Mike .McCormick and Jerry Towns, like Ma:ichester, that sport. More than 100 illuatrations, Buckley and Jim Kaiser, ail of the OF must systemi'which requires award There’s fun for everyone at theatlvltles offered and above, Mitch- Lynch’s pinch-single In the eighth have good Amerloan Legrion Junior showing every phase of the sport, Teachers, while Danielson chipped of 10 points for each round won. Glen Haven Boys Camp at Sper­ ell, instructs Carl Werkhoven, 6, At Belmont Today against winning reliever Sam Jonec baseball teams, usual'ly have good help make the book compute. In with two triple* and Jim Bre- ’The loser of a round- usually gets Sport* on Radio, TV ry's Glen, Bolton. Co-directors of 250 Main St. The boys range (11-8). high school teams. K ^tstanding Table of contents include equip­ rinskl rapped out five double*. nine points unless knocked down (ieorge Mitchell and Art Quimby from 6 to 12. • • • examples in this areii'are WilU- ment required, skiing for the be­ Tstcher* ....3 6 8 630- x-24-26-3 or beaten badly. ’That calls for will welcome their second group of New York, July 10 (Ah—Eddie PIRATES 4. CUBS 8—A pinch mantic and West Hartford, Bris­ Miitual ...... 080 000 0- 3- Red Box V*. Yanks, 8:10 p.m.— Daily schedule Includes'.irta and Arcaro, a limp, forlorn figure in ginner, skiing tricks (not for be­ eight points or less. WDRC. youngsters Monday morning for a crafts, aoftball, baaketball, boat­ single by Harry Bright wpn it for tol, Southington and Stamford are ginners), water ski Jumping, ski­ Danielson and Briggs Kallio KING SIZE two-week period. the mud of the Belmont Track on the Pirsteg and Face, who had and Cook. Jordan, who has 14 knockouts in Jordan-Moyer Fight, 10 ing, wood games, hiking and na­ June 13, returns to riding at Bel­ other communities that turn out ing double and in groups, aqua- his 46-11 record, is considered the Channel Xt, 80. Archery ia one of the many ac- ture study, fishing and swimming. given up a tying single by Tony good Legion teams year after plaining and aaucering, boat han­ mont Park today. Taylor in a two-run CJub ninth Camping out one night a week ia Arcaro waa thrown when Black year , . , This writer is convinced dling and from A to Z on tour­ optional. after relieving Vem Law. TTie Bucs more and more each season that nament competition. Youngsters are picked up via Hills broke a leg and was destroy­ had been blanked on two hits un- bus daily, Monday through Friday, ed during the running of the Bel til^they chased Bob Anderson with with the hours of operation 9 to mont Stakes. Thq -43-year-old three runs in the seventh, two on 3:45. Hot lunches are optional. jockey waa carried from" the track btih Hoa'k’g double. Bill Henry (5-4) to a hospital suffering from a con­ % COCA Most youngsters bring their own lost it in relief. Roy Face No Longer Faceless^ RES lunch. cussion, and other injuries. He de^ Face, the moat consistent winner Camp personnel includes, be­ layed ms return until he w ar fully ever '^mong relievers, now has a recovered and had a few. days of string of IB scoreless innings and Now Fans WonH Let Ace Alone WOMBN'Sii Srxjf.BB noi'BLE* sides Mitchell and Quimby, Joe jogging horses. • A Beilis, ' who handles arts and an 0.80 earned run average while SUndiaai * crafts, and Miss Mabel Hedger. All topping the majors In victories. Un­ beaten since May- 30 of laat year, Pittsburgh ?' *-'»rppn(«r ....if l 5' /J four are school teachers. Junior Leo Crista ite and Harold (NEA) — Roy<^four-star generals at the Army- f- Johnson-A. lidlrr ...... -17 7 7 'counselors round out the staff. (Corky) Valentine, former big he has defeated every club but Face is nbw practically everyone’s Navy football game, and at Ous- In its first year of operation, leaguers, are on the Atlanta pitch­ Milwaukee In his string of 18 vie-- favorite pitcher, recognizable at tine’a it becomes obvious that Face Glen Haven can handle 42 boys. ing h) the .iouthem Assn. fortes and 24 saves—and the Braves sight to those who are avid for has arrived. were the last to beat him. He now specimens of his handwriting. "A couple of year* ago,” the CONTBNTB hag tied the Buc record for o«n- When and If. the Pittsburgh re­ proprietor was saying, “you’d have ..t. Nourle-C. Jaiiicke .... ONLY \ . 4 gecutive victorieg in one season. lief worker loses another game, CranUall-H. D*y Set by Deacon Phillipe in 1610. The to tell people, "There’a Elroy Face.’ M. Kamerer-J. Rohrr(o , the newa will be received with Now they won’t let him alone. And V. Morlpn-E. Telford ... major ieagiie one-aeaaon record ia P. r‘ollan$br,-G. BHI ...... „ „ IB. shocked disbelief. the question they all ask ia. 'How Face has done more than any­ do you hold your fork ball?” NEW LONDo PHILS 112, CARDS 6-6—Gene one else to keep the Pirates from Lms Impresed w R o4o (riplA (hi| pait wfftk at thD Freese hammered his third grand- being a washout this year. Man­ No one is lesa impressed by the Oth#.? fin® ager Fred Haney of the National McCann slam of the year and Harry Ander­ attention Face geta than he is Maudf Carpentor 106- WITH THE PURCHASE OF 8 OR MORE GALLONS OF GASOLINE WATERFORD son hit a two-run homer for the League side would have gotten himself. With public relations u ITaiu . ' Barb* 112-115 Rita Phillies in the oiMner in support of himself lynched by not inviting counsellors everywhere, there’s a AtTiw. 116-106, Helena Dev 106-116. Face to pitch In the'first All-Star *27 Shirley .lacobi Conley (T-6). Ernie Brogllo (3-6) rowing trend among baseball play­ kVC 117' I'lo Klo(er 109, wa* the loaer- Larry .Jackson (8-7) Game at Forbes Field. ers to be modest and unaasumlng Carolyn Janirice lOB. then won the nightcap for the Cards Face, faceless no longer, does his on purpose, but as far as Face ia and Irene Conatanlino 106. Pfllanabee ■ 106 S P E E D B O W i with Ken Boyer’s thlrd-lnnlng home loafing and fraternising at Frankie concerned it’s the real thing.. run clihcfilng it against Robin Rob­ Gustine's, where baseball celebri­ He’s a down-to-earth. countty-. MEN’* Sl!M6IKR DOI'HLR* erts (S-8). ties are no more conspicuous than boy who wouldn’t know how to put Mandinsa ' on an-act. - - -- S' jgfter-J;- Mortbs i9 Guaranteed When Face cut his hand on a Purse broken water tumpler, several 8. (?handler-J. Slnimona .. 18 .6 Campbell Owns Recoridi weeks ago, all kinds of rumors a' Chambera .. h 10 started. K' ?*«be-B. Gordon ...... 12 11 M2__ TOMORROW N io n r—8:80 PJM.'—8 RACES "A water tumbler? Don’t make mf laugh.” guys would say. "Ho I - 'J 12 'ISP TOP MONEY TRACK ANYWHERE—FREE PARKING Ami First Round Lead waa living It up at some bar." ---K oiwinofia « 16 '.si There waa even a preposterous i Cormi^r-E Douirhi'rlv 17 .292 ADULTS $2.00—KIDS 90c—TWO FEATUBE8 •r. Pere(lo-F. Head• aaya . .j,.. , , , , Q6 jg18 .XO story that Roberto Clemente had .h i® S a 'v a in r e cam e (net foiir nlna Pittsburgh. July 10—tff)—Like^Amold Palmer, of Ltgonler, Pa., gone after Face with a knife. If wLw"' (?liih fhia patt AU_lhe.reat_of m otlal t o and Mike Sp(a.(:hac^ Groselnger, N. Clemente were the type to car-ry— ..the _MansJ}e*ter Bowlin*- professionals make frequent use 'Y., along wiUi Hueton (Paddy) iV.Tweit: ctialKin* up » a iiiny nifly -MM) :)B« inpift irinle on oii a knife — and he isn’t — It Just of and 14N aiti of that favorite locker room stjute- Laclaire, Birmingham, Ala., and' wouldn’t add up that he’d be _ ment which hegrins; “If only..” Bert Weaver, Beaumont, Tex. _ tempted to use' It on anybody as For Instance Joe Campbell, the ’Jtoim_ptors-.lux(ka.,)?ar-.lo,.JIUjt ^tofE^nslve- -as-Facfr,'*'wiHr"ts-((uttr ' hnsky-ymihg'Mfiir WBWr Xfiile'flbfir very ..tniioh much In contentloh.nnnfmnfInYt D BobaK ftllHand nlAOaanfpleasant andsan#l minds hla own jouthful Mlkf Slminonji .Tohn Ind., vl* Purdue University bas­ Duden, Portion^ Ore.; J. C. Goo- business. 4. , ketball and golf stardom, who now sle, Knoxville, 'Tenn., and veteran plays out of KnoXVilU, Teiiii, Carpenter Worker j Fred Hawkins, El Paso, Tex., re­ When Roy ’Pace wants to have WE WILL Today he owned a course record corded 68e. The 69-shootera were 65 at the PitUburgh Field aub, a good time, he does some carpen­ Joe Zakarlan, Dhtfoitf « Julius ter work around the house, puts In and the first round lead in the Boros, Mid Pine, N. C.; Bill Col­ For The Children eoth Western Open Championship. a cupboard for one of hla friends, SO-MINUTE FREE lins, Baltimore, and George Bayer, or stands on a bridge for three or And what was hla locker room Lemont, III. CLOSE af NOON on comment 7 four hours staring at the plafee INETALUTION The field of 127 starts will be whe.re a fishing line droops into the "If only I had holed those putts cut to the' low 70s and ties for water. on 17 and 18 It would have been Saturday’s third round, and to the the best' round of my life." low 60s and ties for the finale Sun­ Nbw |ind then he plays a mtlV SUNDAYS during July, Mlsse^ by Inches day. guitar music — rock and roll, it is ”1 could have, done It, too,” he necessary to admit. said. '"On 17 I dropped a nine Elvis Preaiey hgs a slightly bet­ iron shot five feet from, the hole ter touch, but Elvis can’t gel the and the putt just failed to go down aide out with three men on base in Free Installation August and September for a birdie. I h it-a four iron the ninth. over the green on 18, chipped back OPEN DAILY 8 to 9:30~SUNDAY 8 TO 12 NOON tb 12 feet and missed by inqhea.” JtL±. M a nd M ' Thirteen golfers better pw 76, I Pitching—Roger Craig, Dodgem Single* Net Chaiti|) 5ERT COVERS and eight more matched it. Sec­ —Pitched Uiree-Wt, shutout ball Waterbury. July lO (W-Phil — Wb F#gtw AM OCO Products ond plac6 went to Doug Ford, of In 1,1 innings of relief, walking PGtra, ^ TuJane Unlveralty sensenior Paradise, ^la., whose blistering none, (striking out thre) and Yeitir- from .. Phoenix, Arlz.,----- yeaterda: terday (Below Nunaon’e Oandy KHehei)f 30 on the incoming nine added up ii^ 26 of first 27 men he faced for won the men’s singles title in P/ltPL£W ROUTE A to a 66 that equaled the »old 4-3, IS-innIng victory over Braves. Central ConnecUcut Tennis Toui^ BOLTON* CONN. SUPERIOR SERVICE STATION course mark eet by Chick Harbert . Hitting — Bobty 'Avila, Red nament. He defeated Steve Ander-to ED WILSON, Proprietor In 1953 qualifying for the U.B. Sox—Had three Mta.ln four Mpa, MJi 'r t "nmlier TraUs. Conn., 7-5, sroRfs^ OPEN DAILY-6:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M^ • PHONE Ml 3-2749 248 SPRUCE BT„ MANCHESTJCR MI8-8028 Open. ' driiving ’in four run* with t w One shot further boidc for the homers in 14-8 breese overTen- fin MAD) STc—iq 8-1771 ■Ulrt of today* iMeond round wen

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Kautua, from 7e or Robert "Murdock, Ml 3-6472, HARTFORD RD.-All brick 6 * 18x24 Living room COPY CUISLNG TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. $30, Divan and chair $18, folding Smoking SUnd, HaSsock, and Pic­ ONE R(X)M furnished apartment Wanted to Rent 68 Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. * Basement garage. rhtn MORTEN8EN TV. SpecTaUsed RCA single bed-mattreas, used twice aaoh. OreoA Paint and Wi^papar, tures. A Chsmiing Bedroom Suite air-conditioned. Marlow’s, 867 n m ranchar. 8 bsdrooma, full * a ty utilltlaa * Over 2 acres land MONOMdWPAt rRflPAt IPiM AJ4.-^ATHItPAf » AJI. telaviaion. eervice. m 0-4841 at the Green. LOSS SALE TO SinT L E $18, hand lawn mower $12. cartop with a Sealy Poatutepedic Mattress Main St. WANTED— Five or 6 room modem HI baaamaiit. Attachsd garage. * Near St. Jamea’ School ond * High elavaUon carrier $8. apartment sixq gas and Matching Box Spring. PHIAws. house in Manchester. Call MI LAKEWOOD CamXB 80U TH - Main St. shopping * $3,700 assumea monay savtag PLEASE READ YOUR AU^ FLOOR SANDING a specialty. TWO-'PIECK sectional living room, 3-7167 days. ESTATE umiauel home on beautifully land­ * Only 118.000 stove, propane tank, regulator $36, 3 odd chairs, 13x16 rug and pad, Rugs, Boudoir Lamps. Dresser Set R(XSCl.-RDGE—New 6 room rsich. present mortgage. .Skilled workmanship. Andy Ss- portabla elkctric sewing machine and Pictures. A Ck)mpletc Kitchen THREE ROOM apartment,' heat scaped lot. Febuloua In 'ta extrea. •r "Waal AOt” v* takes am ttw phona aa a aaa* bula, MI 0-8910. one picnic table, 4 lawn chairs, and hot water. MI 9-3849. 1)4 baths, attached garogs very OomfortabJe In ita dealgn. If you Tialfnnr Ik a atffarttakr akaoM read kla ad Uia riB S t DAY IT $30, 7% h.p. Evinrude outboard one baby carriage, oiie convertible with a Oergeous Dinette Set. Frost large living room, $18,900 R. F. ^ LocaUon excellent', $5 minute* to LAWRENCE F. FIANO LAWRENCE F. HANO ATTBABS aad BKFOBT BRIIOR8 ki Ume far Ike aast taaar- FLOOR WASHING and pollsNIng motor A-1 condition $50, Dewalt Free Refrigerator, Combination WANTED — Oarage, vicinity of DImock (>>., Realtor, Ml i-SI'a, Hartford. Fins old rural colonial, want and can afford the beat, thia high chair and atroller. Call MI Spruce and Blsaeli Sts. MI 9-7MS. home Is for you. BROKERS Ml 2-27M BROKERS Ml S-21M Mea. 11m Darald la raapeoilbla tar aete ONE la a a rr^ or emittad done evenings with professional radial arm aaw and accuaoriea 9-0428. Range, Vacuum Cleaner, Dinner or Robert Murdock, Ml 8 8472. Bar­ Ulnlng room, breakfast room, pan­ nearly new $180. (^11 JAckaon Set. Silverware Set, Linoleum and THREE ROOM apartment. 108 SANTlNA DRIVE—First Urns on Paul P. Flam) MI 3-04U Paul P. Flano Ml »«4se laMraeai far aap adrertlemieet aad naa oalf ta the etteat at a equipment. Dennis Kerin Ml Birch St., first Qoor after 4. bara Woods, MI 9-7702. try,. IfctSO’ living room, maatsr Md- th* market. Only 1 year old. 8 bed­ *'aMka gaad” lasertioa. Brran ahlcb da aot leaaea the ralne of 0-1808. 8-$284 after 8 p.m. A GOOD SELEcrnON of atertUfoS Kitchen Cabinets. If Needed an Bosiness IProperty for Sale 70 room, two double bs^oom* and Phetra Maple Bedroom is Available V' rooms. Spacious living mom with ANDOVER (Special) SOUTH WINDSOR ' v lha adrerttaeanat trill aat ha eorreeted by “make tood’* laaertloB. refinlahed used furniture for FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. IV nursery, teen dorm. Paneling, J nrsplec*. Dream kitchen with • I.Arge 6 room Rsinch GRINDING and sharpening—Farm SADDLE, BRIDLE and blanket. every room AH kinds of appli­ with Bedding, Rugs, Lamps. Etc. All conveniences. Beautiful sur­ IN ENFIELD—Modem Irural gro­ ^ p la c e s , beamed celling. J 1/8 and household tools, lawn .nowers Uaed only few times. Price $48. n e w c a p e COD—6hed dormer— aeparate dinette. Full baaement. • 8 large bedrooms Ultra Modem Ranch rOUB COOPBKATION WILL ances, sparkling clean, no chips. - The Bank Has Authorized to Sell rounding's. Car space. $110. Call cery store on main highway to acres, giant shade trees;'''^ view, • Formal dining room and saws precision sharpened, MI 9-3468. Come in and compare quality and All or Part. MI 3-7222, . Springfield. Last year’s volume oversized 24x86, Near xwers atone walls. 10 minutes to lak# Wooded lol. 25 Ash Road BE APranaATBO Dial Ml 3-2711 motors serviced. Empsoft H Shown ^ Appointment- achool — complete four. $15,400 WOODLAND 8T.- A dream of a • Basement garage BUMMER SALE—on fertile stone prices. Open 9-9. LeBlanc Fliml- $41,000. Low down paymsht. pri'vilsgss. )4-mlIe to shoppings all six-room ranch with 8 or 4 b ^ - • Aluminum comblnatlona Panoramic view of the CUmaetl- Abom, Maple St., Elllington, TR ture Hospital, 195 South St., ^ Only. At Y w r Convenience Terms arranged. Ideal for couplet (flrat 'deposit holds). R. F. conveniences, Buyer must have cut Valley. Convenient Mancheater AiuKKincementa 8-7166. less loam. ' Also, sand, stone, Day Or Night FOUR ROOM apartment, $94 8-7 Dimock Co. Realtor. Ml 8-S240. rooms. Breezeway and 2-car ga­ • 1 acre on high elevation Automobnes for Sals . .4 gravel fill. MI s-8808. Rockville TR 8-217$. or retired persona. Call R1 5-7068. good credit and earning‘of $8,000 rage. 2 full ceramic tiled baths. • $2,700 asoumes money sa'vlng and H a rtf^ . Living room 20x30, Phone Samuel Albert p.m., MI 9-4071, or TR 5-5917. Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 • Rob­ to .$10,000 net fOr comfort.' D w n flraplace, floor to celling windowa. SILVER LANE'S Ten-Pin Bowling 1981 NASH Ram'bler. one owner, ELECTRIC STOVE, $75. Electric Hartford CH 7-0358 ert Murdock MI 8-6472. Tremendous basement. Half acre mortgage UNDERWOOD portable typewrit payment required $875. PI 2-6226 landscaped level lot. Kitchen with bullt-lns. CombbMd Omter opening Sept. lit. Make excellent condition. Can be seen at Hotuehold Semeaa er, deluxe, like new, $68. MI dryer. $76. Refrigerator, $36. MI Up To 8 P.M. Farm and Land for Sale 71 any time. dining room end family room. 8 Bolton Notch Esao Station. Price If you have no means of trans­ TWO 5-ROOM',apartmehts at 709 -LAWRENCE F. FIANO reaervatlona now, Tel. Ml A-70U. Offered 13-A 3-7389. Magic . Chef gas space 3-0095. For .me-stop real estata service BROKERS Ml 3-2766 bedrooms, 2 beths-- 3-car garags. A. M. F. Equipment. $^5. heater. portation, I’ll send my auto for Main. Phone Ml 3-2068, BOLTON—Approximately 6% acres can DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com DELUXE electric range. 8 sur­ vou. No'obligation. of land with 850' trontag Ideal HILLSIDE MANOR, Vernon — POCKLBDGE—Cuatoni 9)4 room Paul P. Flano MI 3-0488 Open Sunday, caii for direction. FRCT f r e e f r e e . Choice ot 1989 F^RD 9 passenger Country pany doors and windows, custom face units, double ovens with AtTr a CTTIVE two room 'urhished location. Reasonable. S. A. Beech­ Choose ypur own high wuoder’ lot. ranch, built-in range, RMreatlon 100 METAL olothea lockers In good ■ A—L - B — E—R—T—’S room, porch, awnings, plastered THE JARVIS REALTY CO. ALSO wstei^ piatola, cap guna. or hula Squire. Radio, heater and Fordo- work guaranteed. Call collect Wil condltign; Ideal for dlothea stor­ broilers. Ebccellent condition. $90. 48-45 ALLYN ST,, HARTFORD apartment. Private bath, en­ ler, Realtor, Ml 3-6969. For your new Ranch, Split or Co­ VERNON (Manchester Line) hoopa with a purenaae ot .. water­ matic. Coat $3,880,^ aell (or 82.80(1. llmantic HA 3-1196. MI 3-5908. trance. porch, all utilities. Adults. lonial. R F. Dimock Co.. *'ealtor, garage. Reasonably priced. Carl­ MI 8-4112 Ml 9-1200 OLD MAIN STREET age Or todla. Has many . uses Open Nights 'Till 8 o.m. 34 Union St. EARLY AMERICAN home, good ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9*8182. Evening* MI 3-1966, MI 8-7847, * 6 room Ranch 10-room Coioniai built 17S7. Seven melon at the Farm er’a Market, PI 2-8819. around the houee or shops $4 Sat. 6 p.m. .Ml 9-5245. or Barbara Woods, MI SIS E. Middle Tuke., acrosa from Fla t f in is h Holland window Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted—Female 35 Situations Wantod—^Male 39 REFRIGERATORS — Frlgldalre, condition, 6 miles from Manches­ 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI r 6477. PI 2-8311. * Expandable etUc fireplacea. Country eetate, 38 Shady Glen. MI B-0474. FOR SALE—1949 Ford, partly cus- shadei, made to measure All each, rake one or all. MI 9-0474. Phiico, GE and other famous THREE ROOM apartment second ter. Family size kitchen 16x14, full 67 LAUREL STREET ' * Beautiful atone fireplace eCree. Low $80,000s. THOMAS HARRISON - Painting YOUNG LACIES wanted for gen HOUSEHOLD furniture tor sale, floor. 'Available August 1. Write BUSINESS SITE on East (Tenter * Basement gsrage tomizect' Must b« seen to be ap­ metal Venetian blinds i a new COLLEGE student—Autos washed TWIN SIZE Thayer folding car­ makes. Factory rebuilt. Guaran­ in good condition. Call after 5, size dining room, living room, 2 VI Do it ypursslf chance. Sturdy 6 13 ROOM GEORGIAN (TOLONIAL preciated. 1178. TR 8-7890 between Iqw price. Keys made while you and decorating. Equipped and eral factory work. Apply Man and waxed. Special attention to teed in working order. Gas and Box A, Herald. bedrooms down, 3 or (4) up. Ap­ room home of the older type. Your St., 120 torn frontage, plus 8 room * Near parkway' fully Insured for large and amall riage,. excellent condition. MI MI 9-4974. house, 4-car garage with 58 feet * Asking $14,900. 8 flreplacea, 5 acres. Mlddla 8 and 6:30 p.m. wait. Marlow’s, Chester Modes, Inc,, Pin* St., foreign and aDorts cars. MI 9-0290. electric. AH times. All sizes, sacri­ proximately 7 delightful acrea WEST SIDE—8 finished rooms. chance to Improve. Priced accord­ $20,000a. ' P enom li S jobs. Workmanship guaranteed Manchester. 9-2113, MANCHESTER partly 'wooded. Poultry house Cenfra^jlocation. Ideal family home more frontage. (Tarlton W. Hutch­ fice prices. Norman’s, 448 Hart­ LAWSON SOFA, thre* cushion. ingly. ins, MI 9-5182. w ea v in g of bums, moth holes with reaaonable nrices. Call Ml- ford Road., Mancheater. Open Good condition. Rose, $35. MI GREEN MANOR 48x20, double garage. Magnificent with large yard. Immaculate con­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO VACUUM CLEANERS ranajeod tn 1949 FORD Station Wagon, rune and tom clothing, hosiery runs, 3-4884. ■ 100 MATHER STREET DEWING & DEWING. INC. \ my mm home ahop. veara FOR SAI.E — 8 pairs of Venetian nighta 'til 9^ Sat. ’til 7. Phone MI 9-1724. 57 Gerard St. GARDENS century old trees. Wonderful for dition. Priced for immediate sale. Clean, 3 bedroom ranch. Many FIVE ROOM RANCH — With ga­ n LaSalle Rd. AD 8-2068 ^ good. 8128. PI 2-7211. handbaga repaired slpper re­ EXPERIENCED SEWING Dogs—rards—Pets 41 blinds. MI 9-8674. 3-1628. children.. Walton W. Grant Agen­ Only $13,200 Call R. F. Dimock BROKERS Ml 3-2766 faHory axperlenee. All makea, low placement, umbrellaa -epalred, BPCTERIOR and interior painting. extras. Excellent lot. Superb rage, 2 flreplacea, ceramic tile Evenings,'Mr. Lesbory JA 6-6$S8 ratea tree aatlmatea, traa pickup SPECIAL PRICES—1988 Mercury, Ceilings refinlahed. Paperhanging. HOT AIR furnace complete with Oh West Middle Turnpike cy, Realtor. MI 3-1153. Co. MI 9-524.5 or Barbars'Wooda, mortgage can be aaaumed. Terrif­ bath. Amesite drive, large lot. To Paul P, Flano MI 3-0458 men’s shirt collars i'eversed and MACHINE OPERATORS CXJLLIE PUPPIES—A.K.C. regia GAS STOVE, kitchen set, washing SAVF> UP TO 50% ON ducts, registers, oil burner, ther­ Juat off the Parkway' MI 9-7702, Bob Murdock, MI, 3-6472. and deUraiy. Mr. kOUar, JA hardtop, clean. 8698. 1983 Clievro- replaced. Marlow’s tittls Mend Wallpaper books. EsUmates given. ically low down payment. appreciate quality and workman­ BOLTON CENTER RANCH SAMA let, 2-door, 8280. 1982 Ford con­ Fully covered by insurance. Call tered. Trl-colored. sable and machine, sewing machine, dishes, mostat and tank. Good condition. Houses for'Sale 72 ship, see this fine home. (Therles GLASTONBURY Ing Shop. AND TRAINEES white. Beautiful markings. MI table lamp, miscellaneous. 9 SIMMONS FACTORY Call MI 9-9031. 3'3-44 room apartments are VII ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, RTallor * 5'4 rooms. vertible. 8280. 1984 Plymouth Edward. R. Price. MJ 0-1008. 9-3835. Lesperance. MI 9-7620. SSo WASH—Do it youiaelf. L u ^ 2-door, 8398. I Mitchell Drive, off Church St; after 6. Saturday all SAMPLES now renting for July occupancy. 4-5*6 ROOM—Homes for sale. MI 3-5440 MI 9-6938 847 Mancheater Road * 2-car garogt. TV SERVICE — Pottsrton’s. all Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. day. FOR SALE—Peerless " gas parlor Starting price $11,500 and up For COVENTRY—4)4 room ranch with • View. Lady Salf-Servlea LaunOnr, 11 Parker St. makes. Highest quality guaranteed ANY PAINTING—Interior and ex­ RENTAL OFFICE; APT. 45 DUTCH (TOLONIAL-If vou like M a|^ St (acrosa from Fint Na- terior. Superior work. Low prices. t. Hide-a-beds sofa beds, single heater. Will heat four rooms, $76. further details Call Charles Lea- carport, beautifully landacav^d lot, WHILE YOU ARE searching for a colonials you'll love this four bed­ Nice 5 room ranch, attached g4' • Only $18,300. work and parts, over 47 year’s ex­ Pine St. ^ WANTED—Good hom* f'or 3 cute and full size mattresses. Inquire 233 Hackmatack St. amesite drive, perfect condition. home 10 buy you should look at rags on large lot. Owner trans­ tlo i^ Store Parking Lot). perience, Famous for service since Estimates, no obligation. MI perance, MI 9-7620. room center entrance model. Lota ‘LAWRENCE F. FIANO 0-4871. kittens. Call MI 9-64M. Boats and Accessories 46 Mahogany China Cabinets. $30. GREEN MANOR R. F. DImock Co., Realtor. Ml a rare offering. Six rooms, Four of living area for a large family. ferred. Aug. 1st occupancy. FHA RIDERS WANTED from Avery Trailers i6-A 1931. Phone MI 0-4887 for CONSTRUCTION CO. 7 ROOM Colonial, 11$ batha, ga­ 9-5245. bedroom residence. Two-car ga- or V A financing. Price $17,000. BROKERS Ml 3-2766 service. Manchester, Conn. AKC SPRINGER Spaniel puppies. 12 FOOT BARBOUR runabout, 14 3-piece parlor set, $80. 15 CXJBIC foot freezer, excellent A 23' living room with, fireplace, Paul P. Flano Ml 3-0488 Heighta and Dernlng Street vlcin- 1988 PEERLESS Malnliner. Excel­ EXTERIOR house painting special­ Hotpolnt refrigerator, $88. Manchester Shopping Parkade rage, steam heat, good -'onditlon. rage. 1)4 acrea land. Many other a separate dining room witi china Itv to Travelers Insurance. Phone ists. Call for free estimates. Fully Registered. Priced reasonably h.p. Evinrude motor. Manv Kelvinator refrigerator. condition. $175. Call MI 9-6124. Manchester, (Connecticut Owner. MI 3-0731. v m features too numerous to mention lent conditioi^. Owner moving. CXjERK FOR general office work. Call morninga PI 2-6239. extras, $328. J8 Server St. Xfl closets, a large kitchen ,w‘tl lots MANCHESTER MI 4-1068. Beat cash offer Ml 4-1288. Buildlns—Contneting 14 insured. Workmanship guaranteed Kelvinator 80" electric range. here. Owner compelled to dispose of cabinets and built-in oven and Lota for Sal« PI 2-8002. Knowledge of bookkeeping impor­ 9-2810 after 4 p.m. Both like new. Phone Ml 3-1181 or Ml 9-3424 614 ROOM Cape CJod. shed lormer UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Jew ')4 of this fine home because of poor 73 tant, but not essential. Must be ELEfTTROLUX refrigerator. Will tile bath, fireplace, open atal - room ranch, basement' garage, range. 1)4 batha and 4 good-sized Bush Hill Road AMERICA'S leading seller Great ALL TYPES of carpentry work FOR SALE—24 ft. Clirlt O aft ex­ sell very reasonable. MI 9-4975. health. Call PI 2-7090 evenlnga. bedrooms with lots of cloeeta. AA ZONE, 100x168 water and Lakes "46-10" 2 oedroom side done, alterations, dormers, roof­ EXTERIOR and interior painting. good typist. Many fringe benefits, Articles For Sale 45 ’ WATKINS ' caae. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ choice location, built-in sto-e and Hollywood type (front to back). Aotomobiles for Sale No Job too small. Reaaonable paid vacations, 40 hour week. See press cruiser. Many extras. Tel. SIX ROOM duplex, near Center. tion room, porch. Shade trees, oven, ceramic tile bath, amesite Breeze'way and two-car garage. •ewer. Excellent location. H. B. aisle, colored appliances, storm ing, porches, etO. (Tall MI 9-8981. TOP SOIIv—Poaalbly the cle nest Ml 3-1725. GAS REFRIGERATOR, good con­ ROCKVILLE—A rare find on to­ Just over the Manchester Town Split level. 6 room. 1)4 baths, large Grady, Broker. Ml 8-6009. rates. Call Ml 3-8729. Miss Clulow, Herald office. USED FURNITURE Adults. No pets, MI 3*6423. good condition. Charles lesperi drive, completely landscaped lot. day’s market. 5 year old 8 room recreation or family room. Wooded w a n ted — Clean used cars We windows, 84,880. Only 8850 down. and most fertile delivered in thia dition. Suitable for cottages, $15. ance Ml 9-7620. $18,000. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor. line ' In South Windsor. Price Free aluminum awning Installed. ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ NEW 3EBAGO outboard, wind­ EXCHANGE MI 3-5407. ■pllt level, 4 bedrooms. Asking ,,Jot. Few minutes to Aircraft with- MANCHESTER, Gardner St. lOOx buy, trade down or -trade any- net work done. Honest and relia­ PAINTING AND paperhanging. area ‘his year. Place your 'Cder Ml 9-5245. only $20,500. Large family? See $22,900. 15% down. McCarthv'EB»' thing, Douglas Motors, -SSS 'fain. Jensen's. Inc. (always reliable) First class work. Available now. Leonard L. Gigllo & Sons, Bolton shield and convertible top, trailer. 18 OAK STREET TWO ROOM apartment with bath. 343 SUMMIT ST.—(hstom built 5 terprlses. MI 4-0988, MI 8-8878. 'out traffic. Reaaonable occupancy. 300. Building lot. Asking $900 or Rolling Hills. Route 44-^ Mans­ ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Help Wanted— Male 36 At wholesale price. Must be sold this one. P. V. Tongren, Broker. beet offer Lawrence F. Flano, Thompson, MI S-1898 tor estl- FuUy Insured. Call after 4 p.m. Call Ml 3-7083. Private entrance. MI 3)5601. room frame brick veneer. 114 XVIII MI 3-6831. For appointment to Inspect or BEFORE TOU BUT a used car field, GA 9-4479. MI 9-6326. EXPERIENCED toql makers and by July 15. Call MI 8-4426. Open Thursday evenlnga until 9 Wanted—To Buy 58 stories, living room, dining room, FOUR ROOM Cape plus 2' ugfin furthe^’ information please phon« Broker. MI 3-2766. see Gorman Motor Sales. Rulck mates 20" ROTARY mower, self-propelled VACANT—Six room duplex, stove, dolled. All city utilities, full basie- ONE-WHEEL camp trailer box machinist. Apply E. A. Patten Co., FOR SALE, 32 ft, Chris Craft cruis­ Closed Mondays kitchen, 2 bedrooms, ceramic 4)4 ROOM RANCH, like new. fire­ MANCHESTER Balsa and Berries. 388 Main BIDWELL HOME Improvement PAINTINGl AND paperhanging. 303 Wetherell St. MI 9-0701. $99.95 vreg. $139.95, dlaconUnued WANTED TO BUY garage, outdoor fireplace patio.- bath, jpen porch, full hasement.. place, ceramic Hie bath, amesite ment, oil heat, amealte drive, STEPHEN ROSE, MI 8-7808 Suburban for n le 75 Street. MI 0-4871. 0 | ^ evenlnga. type.. May be seen at 71 Wells St. CJlean workmanship. Free esti­ model). Marlow's. 867 Main St. er. Excellent condition. In the Good used resaiable furniture, Adults. MI 3-7895: ' combination windows, awnings. Phone MI 3-52,85. 0>. Alterations, addlUons. ga­ water ready to go. Many extras. Lot 109x150. Immediate occupan­ drive, attached garage, full price Vacant—3 bedroom Cape, near rages. Roofing and aiding experta. mates. No job too small. John RESPONSIBLE adult for part-time also small upright and aplnet cy^ Marian Robertson, Broker, $11,900. R. F, DImock Co. ’*ealtor, Sbccellent condition throughout. ROC3CV1LLB,- II Hamniand Sf.-^ NEED A C^R and bad your credit POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob Electric wiper, electric bilge THREE ROOM heated apartment. bus, school and shopping area. Hot J. WATSON BEACH & CO. Two-elory frame house,, nine turned down? Short on down pay­ 1959 NEW MOON trailer, 4.8 feet Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Verfaillc. MI. 3-2521. drug store work. Must be good First National Bank of Man­ pianos. MI S-S953 Ml 9-5245, Robert Murdock, Ml water heat, fireplace, garage —Priced at only $11.900. Charles driver. Call MI 9-4587 sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle pump, etc. Inquire Haynes Boat cheater, located at Mancheater, Available August 1. 'Includes 3-8472, or Barbara Woods. MI Lesperance. MI 9-7620, rooms, 1)4 baths. New furnace. ment? Had a repoaseasion? Don't Ion. 10 feel wide, 2 bedrooms. Call Unexcelled workmanship. Easy Reel and rotary. Also riding mow Yard, East Hartford. stove, refrigerator, gas. electric­ Large yard with tree*. Priced right JA^-2115 give up! See Douglaa Motors, get MI 3-7894. budgst terms. Ml 0-6408 or TR Connecticut, with a branch office Watkins Used Furniture TOLLAND — Olde'r Colonial, 11 9-7702. for quick sale. Minimum down Excellent condition. Conn. Bank 6-9100. Courses and Gasses 27 PLANT FOREMAN era. Parta and service. Capitol at Colchester, Connecticut, ■ Is Exchange ity. 167 monthly. Centrally locat­ rooms. Large barn. Approximate­ MANCHESTER—New Cape Cod on and Trust Co., Real Eotale Dept, the lowdown on the lowest down Equipment Co. 38 Main St.. Man­ EVINRUDE 15 h.p. outboard ed. Call MI 3-7925. ly 8 acres. Easy to convert extra Green Rd. Five large finished CAPES and Ranchea. 87 nsw homes 808 Main St., Hartford. CH 9-8281, and smallest payments anywhere. Experienced in metal finishing, chester. Ml 3-7958. motor. ExcellenL condition. 12 ft. closing its iff 'lrs. All creditors of 15 Oak Street XX Call Auto Driving School 7-A ELECTTRONICS —men and women knowledge of metal quality, par­ the Association are, therefore, 3 room apartment. P V, Tongren, rooms and one room and bath up* being started In Vemor by J. E. Ext. 535. Not a small loan or finance com­ 18 to HO. Get a well-paid position. V bottom plywood walk through SIX ROOM flat, second floor, all Broker. MI 3-8321. stairs unfinished. Full shed dor­ MeCTerthy. These homes will soil pany olan. Douglas Motors, > 333 Roofing—Siding 16 ticularly aluminum. A production IjOOKING—For a TV set *0)- your deck ooat. C. J, Morrison Paint notified to present claims for pay­ WE BUY and sell antique an', used improvements. Available August MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor PREPARE FOR- driver's test: Learn Electronics, Television ment to the undersigned at 821 lonial, fireplace, built-in sto*'c oven mer. Fireplace with paneled wall for $11,990. Only $360 down and (TOVENTRY, School S t Six rooms, Main St. ___ RAY’S ROOFING OO., atalngle and servicing in two evenings a week. man able to handle crew of 6. In cottage or patio. We have several Store, 388 Center St. tumlturs, china, glags, '’tlyer. pic­ 1, 'Adults preferred or 1 child. MI 28 HORTON RD.—Six room Cape, MI 9-4543 of Mr. Johnson, bath, oil heat. $7,000. Aak for A. J. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class­ charge of plant. Related experience Main Street, Manchester, Conn. ture frames, guns, attic or .tents, 3-7088 or 25 Starkweather St. and dishwasher. $17,900. R, F. and bookcases. Ceramic bath. $88 monthly including mortgage, room. Three Instructions. No wait­ built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ "Leam-by-dolng.” Evening class reconditioned sets available CWl * • • 4 bedrooms, large kitchen with Dimock Co, Realtor. MI 3-5245. MI 3-7357 Large kitchen with lots of cabi­ taxes and fire insurance.- Your Buckley. WeUee Agency. Coven­ OLDER CARS, mechanics •pe­ tor work: iwf. chimney repaire. starting now at Connecticut’s In chemicMa helpful. Growth op­ Modern TV Service. Ml 3-8186 4 whole estates Furniture refln- .extras, corner lot with parklike try. PI 3-7300, PI 3-7933. dals, fhdt yourself cars, always ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ portunity. Apply immediately. Hills St. Diamonds—Watches— The above notice is published In Ished and repaired. Furlnture Re­ FIVE ROOMS, central heat. South nets. Dining room or third bed­ choice of a 8)4 room ranch with • good seledion. Look bedUnd our my. PI 2-7249. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2314; Ray Oldest Electronics School. Call accordance with Federal law. Main St. Children accepted. After yard. City utilities. Near school XXI VACATION LIVING room optional. Amesite driveway. oven and range or a (Tape Cod Jackson. Ml 8-8838. Hartford: JA 5-3406 for informa­ Jewelrjr 48 pair Service and Sales Talcott church and shopping. Price Waiter and sewer. Oil hot ■ water MANSFIELD — Large three bed­ office. Douglas Motors. 388 Main. MORTLOCK'8 Manchester’s lead­ CONN. STATE CEDAR CLOTHES line poles In­ Hartford National Bank and Tru.eau- On the Mancheater Vernon Town mornings. Position will become 3-1861. REAL ESTATE BOARD OF MANCHESTER interior, rear patio for dining, aluminum storms, amesite drive Realtor baths, enclosed breezeway with line. Next to Vlttner’a Gardena RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- stove moving specialty. Folding tlfully landscaped 126 foot lot. 3-car garage, amesite drive, oil cara. amplifiers, phonographs and chalra for rent. Ml 0-0753. full-time in a f«w months. Typing M l 9-4143 trees. Immaculate throughout. Ga­ large 'rees. Carlton W Hutchins, Shown by appointment. Elva MI 3-2453 MI 9-6798 TALCOTTVILLE changers Over 47 years toUi ex­ is essential and a -knowledge of Bemie Cantor ElleworUi Mitten Goodchlld Re^ty rage. ^ ■ MI 9-5132. Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4469. Kvs- heat, baseboard radiation, ap­ bookkeeping helpful. Reply giving Situatinnn Wanted—Male -39 Boarders Wanted 59-A proximately 1*4 acre lot. larjge Open Evenings Till 9, Sat, 8 perience 90 days guarantee on all TRemont 5-8498 MI S-60!I0 Ml 8-1026 lilnga MI 9-50S1. BOWERS SCHOOL work. Potterton’a. Ml 0-4W7. details of any previous experience Three plans are offered— NEW LISTING shade trees Priced at a low f^- For The Best In Gas Heat Painting—Papering 21 to Box C, Herald. (COLLEGE BUSINESS major with Alice Clampet Six room Cape (Tod, in excellent ure of $16;800. Charles Lesper­ Nash RAMBL^IR atatlon wagon— typing ekill desires summer work, Madeline Smith Wslton W. Grant ROOM AI^D) board, reasonable. On. 1. Rent, with utility costs! until MANCHESTEIR—Custom built' 6)4 1951. 8108. Godd condition Call MI GONDER TV Sales and Service, PAINTING AND paperhanging. Ml 9-4548 -i Ml 9-1642 bus line. MI 3-4643. ' Sept. 1 —$65 per week. Thia 6)4 room_ pome la well room ranch. Two years old, full reaidenUal area. A poasible 4 bed­ ance. MI 9-7620. woman w a n ted to take care of also will do odd jobs. MI 9-44.57, Reduced! Reduced! Agency plwned for comfort and conven­ room home with fireplace, hot 9-8096. servicing TV, auto, home, hl-fi. j Good clean workmanship a* rea­ Ml 8-tin s 3. Rent, 1 year lease, with 1st basement, plastered walls, hot (}uarter ot century of satisfied! sonable rates. 3U years ip Man- two children, one school age, light Clifford Hanven Earle S. Rohan ience. It has 3'4 rooms on first water oil heal, ceramic bath, toate- FIVE ROOM RANCH — Full base­ housekeeping, four days a week, _art- 3. Sale.outright. Immediate occu­ for immediate sale. guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1815 rating. Good clean job, reasonable AND Ml 9-4469 ment, centrally located', heat In- pancy—low $13.000s. ROCKVILLE—4 apartments in bath, garbage disposal, combtne- GAS HKATING CONTRACTORS RENAULT 1967 Dauphlne, excel­ price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after bus and shopping.-City water MADELINE SMITH, Realtor tlon window* and door*,, city sew­ TAMKIR 'IREE' Removal— land and sewerage. Sn o W ’ eluded, $90.- Call Ml 9-6808. center of town coinslBtlng of 6, 8, 8 SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER 4f« PARK STRUT— HARTFORD lent condition. MI 3-5841. Asking 5. PLUGGED SEWERS Agency John 8. Biasell HAZEL FLO^" and 3 'I'poms. Good income and re­ __ Realtor erage -ind water, amesite drive, $•78. WIU trade down, .Must sell. cleared, firewood cut;^ insured. -Jarvis Realt.v Co. Ml 0-0160 MI fli-1642 large lot. One owner. Immediate Call Ml 3-8742. Paul A. Ell'son. ON. V $ 1 2 , 7 0 0 ^ PI 2-6828 AVAILABLE N O ^ Andover, Conn/ pair. Price is $20,900. For more TKLEPHONE C H o p d 7.2651 STORE MI 8-4112 ' New 3)4 room apartment In resi­ VERNON — Large new 6 room information call Philbrick Agen­ occupancy. 4)4% mortgage may Maehint Cleaned Real EsUt^ Center McKInnev Brothers Tel. PI 2-768^ Ml 9-5650 cy, MI 9-8464. _MI 3-6969 be assumed Charles Lesperance, 1082 NASH 4-door SUtesman. good ! MOWERS aharpeneo re- dential area in Rockville. • Kitchen Cape, 2-car garage. 2 acre* or FOR RENT Septle Tanks, Or.v Wells. Sewer Elsie Me.ver East Hartford, (kinn. I'nc. W. R. SMITH, Associate MI 9-7620. condlOon Price cheap MI 4-0028 i Ruara-nteec Free JARVIS REALTY CO. : Ml 9--55i4_____ appliances, heat and built-ln TV more. Room (or that saddle horse - -■ r- ...... -.v/rw...... }-pt0k-up and delivery. We also 19 MAPLE-ST.------_.ln-tailed—Uellat.i..Wateri- I:* ’?! ___ Ml lbJHMO - antenna fumtahed. Near recreation FIVE ROOM single. 2-car garage. -herer-Pr- V^Tongren: Broker MI MI 9-«952 For Sole — APPLY — prnoflng Done. OFFICE PHONES! OUTSTANDING BtJYS 1080 FORD convertible, new top i sh’aVpeh axes. scissors chisels, MI 3-4113MI 9-1300 Hen Ustrinsky Arthur A. Hnofla Stanley Bray area with tennis court and swim­ Write Box D, Herald. 3-6321. •’Anything in Real Estate” Town of Manchester, and new tires, 8175. Call Ml| planer blades and knives. *’runo COVENTRY, CONN. Ml 8-5440 ming pool. 15 minutes from 'Hart- THREE BEDR(X>M ranch —with ' Monchesttr EVENINGS CALL: Ml 8-5150 MI 8-6218 ON THREE acres of beautiful $14,300 — Immaculate 6 room full cellar and 1)4 batha. 6i Alice Connecticut ...jHIM.______._.UMos.!lE..ML3.-fl.771 M cK in n e y b r o s . -faLd..hridge,.by Wilbur,jCroaa. Hlght-. Cs m ; 3 Or 4 bedrooms, ceramic -Sovingrand-tiRni— MFa.-Wagnei7WT-TB®8— ~ MTerwood A. Beechler Gaston Realty Suburban for Rent 66 plush green lawn sits this wonder­ Drive. A reel buy in a choice FLOOR SANDING and refinlsLlng. S«w«rage Disposol Co. Mrs. Megonlglc, PI 2-8311 T. J. Crockett MI 9-4824 ful 2 bedroom custom all brick bath, tile kitchen, aluihinum neighborhood. MI 3-0095. Competiliye “'Kaluaili " 1007 MAIN ST. MI 8-6960 5 n 0-5181 »n 8-1611 storma.-ameaite drive, may oMume TO BE SOLD dpeclaUzlng in old floors. Ml 130-137 Pearl St.—MI 8-8308 ML Werbner, MI 8-7847 m o d e r n , 4 rooms In new home. FIVE ROOM apartmeni, hot air ranch. The view 1* breathtaking, 0-8750. X surrounded by expensive homes large 1)4% mortgage. MANCHESTER—3 acres of com­ -r' ■■ — Bssissss Property Heat and hot water, appliances, heat, electric pot water, disposal, mercial or industriel land. 4 room Examiiialioiig• \ parking. Available Aug, lit, $115. kitchen cabinets, 4 clothes cloaeta. and Country Club atmosphere. $16,500-Vernon-Manebester line, Clerk-Typist 361 SUBfBQT STREET—Here la a home for the large family typewriters - Repaired, rent­ C/omer Of Dale.v Road Only 2 minutes from the Man­ house i,n premises. Price $11,900. needing more living apace on a limited budget.. 4 bedrooms, LOAM Ml 9-3817 after 4:30. Oarage. Beautiful yard and lota ot new 6-room Ranch. .huUt-in oven Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Salary Range $2665-83367 ed, sold and serviced 479 E. and Route 81 room. Adults preferred. Stafford, chester town line in Glastonbury. and range, birch cahbieta. formica 2 baths, modem cabinet kitchen, oak floors, fireplace, full insu­ CULTIVATED, (kcA N Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-3477. Across From Cove TOBACCO FIELD LOAM 4)4 ROOM apartment at tl4 Adams OV 4-3602. Must be seen to be appreciated. counters,' 19x14 living room with VERNON, Tunnel Rd.—Being com­ Senior Clerk Typist lation. 1-car garage, hot water heat, oopper plumbing, outdoor CENTER MOTOR SALES 8t., South. Heat and hot water J. D. Realty Co., MI 9-3640. fireplace, 'city water, 120x150 lot. pleted, excellenUy constructed. Salary Range 83133-83838 patio, etc ftle■Iced ■ for* quick ' • aale ■ at ■ $17,^00,...... with immediate TEL. M l 9-0650 N)R INFORMATION 4«i Ma in ht. furnished. $125 per month. Ml ROCniVlLLE — 14 I.*urel St, Well 5)4 room ranch. 1,100 squire ft., occupancy. . AFTER S P.M. $••479. furniahed 3 room apartment In­ ROCKVILI-R—4 year old. 5 room $16,800- Oversized 6 room Cape, Clerk Stenographer ^ CALL PI 2-6498 * I Cape in nice neighborhood with )4 acre lot Desirabla locaUoh. FREE FACT FILE quire 24 Grove St., Apt. 9. patio, porch-, 2 batha. 2 flreplacea, Salary Range $2782-$3486 C o m r in afirl Meet Boh TOOL MAKERS and BY WEEK or month a one room ba.semHnt garage, amesite drive, large idtchen with dining area, Ralaed hearth, colored fixtures, 118 PRINCETON STREET—HUs trim 8-room Colonial home FOR HOME BUYERS and two room furnished apart­ 4'4 ROOM apartment, street floor, aluminum storms, large lot ce­ glass tub enclosure. BuUt-lni, Senior (Tlerk Stenographer certainly poaseaaes .all the; features for gracious living. recreation room, built-in bar, alum­ Plastered, beaeboard. heating, ' Buzz Out in a ment. Private bath, free parking. large rooms entirely redecorated. ramic tile bath, all plaster' hot inum atorpia. amealte drive, new Salary Range $3250-33952 Space ?—King-sised living r

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PAQS SIXTEEN FilDAYrJUI,Y 10. 1969 lEttPttinQ il|(ralit Average Daily Net Preaa Rtw For tha Weak Badad Memb^ o the 8th Dwtnct Majr 88rd. I9M The Weather poo] open for the summer season bridge, eonUlna sn gdditlona] da- roraesat of 0. a. Waa^W Bmntm About Town rtw Dept. stVfhing to paructpete Swim Hours will be presented for consideration nomination called "re*’’ (the La­ CHARGE YOUR In tHe pernri ^cW indiwr L.nrk* by the Board of Dtrectora July. 21' tin word for king). It ranks ba^ Police Arrests should x ie ^ a f 't jfe ftn.ouse to­ 12,925 by the Advisory Park and Recrea­ tween spades snd no-trumps.' In PRES^FTIONS HERE Partly dandy. dRblar toalght. Mlw HeJ«n Jkitibach. JM Mr- morrow jjtgfit at, 5; 30. tion Commission. Some Directors Extended for playing the gama, rak is a no- Mam bar of tba Andit ^ Low hi 8S«. Stmday partly cMaf^, 'Xm St., and VIm Ulliah Ptetro>v» : have favored the appropriation. Police arrested Carlyle P. Tea- Burakn af CtrenlaUoa trump declaration In which the to, 18. ' Ha»ardville, last night *k5.-IM'br't 8t> ^«?t today from ''Mwa Brenda Mill*., -llfca Mayor Eugene T. Kelly has said Hlsh near SO. < king is the . highest card in each and chargeo him with driving Manehester-^A City of Village Charm, "^School Pool he feels the'town Is obligated to suit and the ace is the lowest, in a c r u l« -to the Bahnnas.,..,^ ^ W'oodbrfdRe S ^ f^ m e d a keep open the pooL wttlKHrt headllghU at night. ^ PINE - y yie bidding, three-rex will overcall Polics said Teabo was bean p r a k m a c t ,-f ' ‘ posit —on ■—-«'>■-pn-fhr rtwrirs ^ hslU-. for .w-the Director Francie Mahoney said The Manchester High School three spades, but three no-trump driving on Manchester streets VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 239 TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY AllU1 memliera pf -unna and Me-Jsprtrspring: 'Ser’ Mter «t T-*arhera Col- a full season's use was the inten­ will dvercall thire, rex. T^rpe rex MANCHESTER, CONNh SATURDAY. JI LY U,;l959 (Ctaaalflad AdvartiamK oa Paga It) swimming pool will he open'slx tion of his Directors' Swim Pool about 9:3P without benefit of PRICE FIVE CENTS mortalrtal UHtee*.'"Knlghtf of Pyth-] ippr’ of prifn«ct1cul In I'.'ew Brit- is enough for game, since It scores 664 CENTER ST. las, who-eM intereeted In helpirur^ain. hours daily starting Jlofrday. subcommittee in ,,racOmrnencfing headlam-'j. He W due lu coi.rt July that the pool he used this summer. as no-trump. form a junior dodfce will meef'at The hours now- are p m. 2p. All., i Mti-i • f ^ t The 1*^1 will stay'* open until i Usedv______1 ______Hot _____ Water First home of Howard S m tl1 y ^ ‘ Robert B Donovan, eon of Da­ for rhildred.' Slartlng-Monday. the Steel L^or GOP to Oppose Unton St , at 7.30 tpmdfrow;#i1ght the tini^'the Directors consider the 1 vid J. Donovan, 85 Alton St. le pool wUr also be .open from 8 to spproprfatton. i attendlnu the Air Force Academ.v 8 p.m. on a family basis for- ‘TT* 2 - New Wage Bill at Colorado Springs, Colo, Hla ad­ adults and chlTdren with adults. Hex Bridge from Sweden Negotiators Banker Foils Pair dress la Basic Cadet Robert B. This schedule Is based on a 3- Donovan, .34lh Squadron, R ,oom Closed Mondays During July and August L T. WOOD CO. dav week. .Stockholm- Rex bridge, a iSfiw. As Inflationary^ 8D74. A .'F , Cadet Wing, USAF A cost estimate for keeping the ICE PLANT Academy, Colo. ------_■— ^ ------.Swedish variation of the game of-i Still StaUed SI B1S8KLL BT. O p e lii TuOSe thru Sat. — Open Thurs. till 9:00 In Holdup, Kidnap Washington,'July 11 (/P)— ' Cube»-Cru»hed‘Blockf The Kl* anls Club will New York, July 11 (JP)— Senate Republican Leader Tuesday at 12:13 p.m. at the Man­ E n fs a ^ e d Steel labor hieiarotiators faced Eclectic, Ala., July 11 (/W—- Everett M. Djrksen (K-III) chester Country Club. A Pan NOW'S THE TIME TO STOCK UP DURING an uphilijight today to win a A youDg gmall-town banker said today the administration A lerican A ii.-«y fi1;n on ToK'yo, The engagement of Miss Sandra would atrongly opmae the re­ .lapan, wlH , be shown. - Ellen Rudar, to Jon U. Rylander is 1 settlement formula in time to early today shot and killed one Of Accord at announced hy her narenl*. V -. and HALE'S JULY avoid starting mill shutdowns holdup man and wounded an­ vised Democratfc-spon.sored Mra. Erie Riidar.. 62 Winter St. Y j PRE-SEASON this weekend. other who had kidnaped a minimum wage bill as infla­ • Her fiance i.« the eon of .Vti, and With an Industrywide strike policeman and robbed a bank tionary. ; Mrs. Norman Rvlander, 126 N. Elm threatened at midnight Tuesday, Blit Sen. John F. Kennedy -tD- SI. of $250. progress so far could be measured Before he shot the two ban­ Masai, cnief author «f"lh« lewrit- V , DON'T Miaa ' Rudar. IS a graduate of ten measure said it was reason-1 Manchesler High School, class of in Inches—with about a mile left to dits, 3l-year-ol’d Carl Ray Barjter Set to Seek Still plenty of wear left In WHITE SALE go. subdued one of them by throwing able legislation needed to insure a , lfl!58. .'the is presently employed at shoes when brought here for Mucl^ haggling over side issues bare living standard for many low-1 expert repairing. ' the Southern New England Tele- Another shipment, closeout patterns of reifu- scalding water in hla face and paid workers'. phone Co. Her fiance attendedioeal during the past few days has cre­ beating him on the head with the Open 3lniNUys .All Oa.v lar $1.49, $1.98.'12.49. F.xtra htrjie beautiful ated a situation, however, where an The bill would raise the M an , Reasonable arhools and ia with the IT.S. .Navy, robber'a own pistol. hour minimum to $1,25 for most Closed Wednesday qualil.v. Industry money offer could as­ I Barker is cashier and general Afternoons stalinrted at Norfolk, Va erriployea coyered by the Wages i The wedding will take place semble the pieces of a new con­ manager of the bank of Eclectic. tract jigsaw puzzle quickly into and Hours Act, and extend cover- L Sept, ,'^^lh the Second Congrega­ He killed the other bandit with age to lO million additional work-1 Agreem ent S A M Y U L Y E S tional Church. CANNON place. I a shotgun charge in the chest and era. So' far, it was reliably reported “ SHOC RKPAIRING seriously wounded the scalded, Dlrkgen told newsmen President. OF THE BETTER KINn" from, both industry .and union badly beaten holdup man with a By LEWI8 GUUCK I Music for dancing at the parly I BATH TOWELS aourcea,.the top dozen steel firms Hisenhower could not go along Waahinjfton. July 11 (/P)— 2.3 OAK s t r e e t ■at the Army and Navy Cluh f o - ; charge of No. 4 birdshot in the with an increase in the mandatory ' m Sam's Side as Watkins have Blood firm on their refusal to I morrow night will he furnished by j Each 24*’ X 48” Size. I hip. minimum wage and still seek to. SecrptSry of State Christian Oven cooking raiae wages or benefits resulting in I The dead man was identified by hold the line against price boosts ! Diha Ido's orchestra. any cost increases. A. Herter. took o ff today for *100 papers in his wallet as J a m e s in the private industry. the Big Four talks at Geneva is oosy today... instead, the industry bargaining Franklin Bray. 25. of Miontgome- team headed by R. Conrad Cooper, This was an appare.nt reteience Oiir -Ith shipment of these wonderful closeout ry. Taken to Kilby Prison at to adminiairation pleas 'or a steel; with a pledge to strive for "a rnnnon towels. Solid colors; myriad of stripes, U.,S. Steel Corp. vice president, has rea.ionable agreement with been insisting on contract changes Montgomery in serious condition wage dispute settlement which I 'jacquard patterns. Not all coIom in each style. from loss of blood and other in­ would not lead to any price in- ! the Soviet Union on the prob­ that would give steel firms more creaaes. leeway in making work assign­ juries wa.s a man who gave the lems of Germany and Berlin.” 2 FAMILY HOUSE name of VVilliam D. Hayward. 26, The 'aooi- subcommittee'headed i But. Herter said he. haa "no O rR CO.MPI.ETE STOCK Regular 49c I^ rtex Solid Color ments and otherwise slashing op­ by Kennedy approved the bill yes­ erating costs. also of Montgomery, ! great expectations for succaaa" ■The two holdup men kidnaped terday after making a number of ONE IL p C K FROM CENTER David J. -McDonald, Steelworkers changes. i and that bargaining with the Sort- OK l.ARtlK 36" X 72” Kifchen “Blotter” \ City Policeman Maxie Taunton eU require "infinite patience and SIX RGOMS EACH SIDE Union p'lesiden't. has pledged "no Kennedy said the changes were I backward step'' from present con- ' after a.-king.him to drive them i long labor.” out on a highway where they approved unanimously and that he : Herter epove at Andrews Air CntKl lnvrKtnii*nt Property BEACH TOWELS THSH TOWELS Regular'$39.98 Value tract terms. v; felt they improved the legislation. | But the industry has indicated it ' could hitchhike a ride. He said he wag hopeful it ’ would i Force Base, Md., near Washington, may come up with a money offer if | The officer said one of the ban­ clear the full labor committee next i just before soaring away at 9:44 WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY the union gives ground on allowing i dits put a gun at the back of his week so floor debate could begin a.m. in a brand’ new jet plane, a Fiach Each Large 2«" x 32” Size more management pierogative.s. j head while he was driving, took soon. giant military version of the Boe­ 3S8 Moln StTMt Ml 3-5121 The bargaining was proceeding | his gun from 'him, ahd ordered CARI. R.AY BARKER The -mbcoiTlmittee revision had ' ing 707 airliner It was one of *2;27 at an accelerated pace with many | him to drive to the banker's home. the effect of postponing effective -three bought for President Slaen- so*s homo hooting Steel firms planning to .slai l Sun- j At Barker's home.' the bandits date of the riew 11.25 floor for a.s ' hovver and other* top offlclala. dky' on the job of cooling open | ordered Taunton to summon, the much as font years, but also of ! Herter'a flight ts the first official Three patterns of Aguiar $2.88 Extra ah.^orhent, lint free. Solid ‘Suburbia Today’ use of the new craft. our w ay! first quality. Two patterns of slight hearths and blast furnace.s to get 1 bank official to the door bv lel- bringing more employes under the | colors in red, gray, pink, blue, green ready for a pos.sible Tue.sday night act t-han Kennedy original I v pro- i Aides said the U.S. foreign af­ Ton get premium quality irregular.6 of $2.^8. and yellow’. walkout. (Conttnu4>d on Page Two) In Herald Today posed, ' I fairs chief was not ruling out the Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the This ia a coally operation that | Under the measure, the 24 mil-1 possibility of at least a tetnporary most'cmupletely effective fuel the industry would like to -avoid j lion workersvnow covered would] agreement on the Cold War crlsle Issue at the second round ,of the oil additive in use today. And If it sees any chance of a peace- | get an increase in the minimum I WHILE THE LAST! fill settlement. Top industry hea<\s j the first year to 14.15, and 11.25 ! foreign ministers conference Sueh- you get premium service. Au­ Burnproof Fiborglas en agreement cijiild pave the way tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ remained here in close t o u c h , ] the second. REtaiLAR 89c ABC Ribicoff Draws Blast About lliree-faurlha of the 10 for a summit meeting later'in the anced payment plan and many with the industry bargainers. ! IRONING PAD With i million newly covered employes j year. other extras designed to make McDonald has called his union's I executive board and 171-man would' receive a *1.25 minimum, Herter said, in hie airport state­ home heating rtaUii *a*y. ment: Scorch Resistant Silicone PIN-A-FORE wage-policy committee to meet- \ but in graduated stages over a As Political Dictator:-year period.'______"My colleagues of Jrance and the IRONING COYER The all time favorite classic, boy coat in ^Continued on Page Twelve) United Kingdom snd I will strive, M obilhoof gf-^8 CUTOUTS This slep-up proce.sa would be as we did before,.-to reach a reason­ c*m8l-wool. Good looking and good go­ applied ^,800,000 workers for able agreement with the Boviat. . retail andto service establishments ' Special Set Each Hartford, July 11 (A>) Atty. Leo^ "Tiie delegate.^ who had the Union on the problems of Oermany ing! Colors: Red, light gray, navy and B. Flaherty Jr., of Rockville, whof co'"'»K.e withstand these ,prcs-, doing more than *750,000 of an- Driver Unhurt, Rescuers Bruised and Berlin. 87c 67e U.S. May Seek In.t th. x.r-nnrf ru.tvi-4 ‘^lo'eats and vpta for Lvford j nual business, and to 3.600,000 "We go to Geneva rcaolved. as natural in sizes 6 to 18. . lost the .Second. Dialrict. congres-j Hartford ny, i„-^ v,,r.,-u'h other workers in such fields as David Fi**|<»’' « Pwatof a wreckev.) calls dtiectl'ons tor pulling BIrnard Ammixt * overtumsaj car OPEN MON., TUES., FRI. TILL 5 P.M. sional nomination to Chester | are the backbone o filp a r t y that'cutting, fimndrlesr Tocal transit!" before, to negotiate in good faith, WE GIVE A regular $1.19 vaUie. Irons ensier -rrUT^ pOttd Bff 'tv. MMdiie Tpke,, near the Es.st Hartfrmf Tfne.- The- car skWdS'fh'riff trw* row»*’2t*t*' amrfiqnii'TT.r itf rin nitiil||TWT|iMTiiiMii Make up a Pinafore for your little I Retrial of. TV Bowles today charged Governor is not just a nibber stamp for any seamen and logging. night. August wa.s uninjured, but two youths vh o pulled him from the wreck suffered minor GREEN STAMPS and faster, u.ses less heat! girl in an hour. Just cut around Ribicoff with being "an ab.soUite! arrogant leader. ' the Rockville The plan would work this way; our obligations to the mdreOum 7 HALE’S READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT prill**" on Difir legs. .iStory on Page Fivel i Photo by Burkampi. million free people of West Berlin. flocked pattern and sew. Fit,s from political- dictator blocking the op-i lawyer .stated. ! A *1 minimum the first year and 'C i/ncA ,e4/e^ ^ -A -ft , * Channel Case pcmtuhlty of other candidates for; .-rhe tragic part of all "Before I left for the first series Separate Sihcoiie Ironing Board ‘I to 8 years. Colork^Pink, blue and Take Elevator To Second Floor. overtime after 46 Ho *1.10 the of discussions in Geneva I said I ' pifice." second year and ove. ,.nie.4, this l.s that Ribicoff who wa.s given after 44 Big Beudep Brokeu Cover— 44^ red. <• He said that aljhough he wa.s I Fire (>iits 28 Homes had no great expectationa for suc­ M ORIilRTY SAVINGS Washington, July 11 fAb - The a fair and impartial hearing and hours. *1.20 and 42 hours the cess. Negotiations with the Soviet . ,, . . the first avowed candidate from hi.s third year, and }1.2H and 40 hoiira government ijaya it wtll try Rich-; net, Governor 'Ribicoff had real opportunity when he wa.s just Union require infinite patience and one of several candidates seeking the fourth and succeeding years, III Hollywood Area a },,/ GOAN arri A. Mack aqd Thurman A. agked Bowle.s to run for the Con- long labor, That remains m.v view BROTHERS ASSOC I A I I O N a nomination has become an ab.so- The other 2,i 00,000 worker.! Whiteside again if It can. Their . gressional aeat. . Sjibdued Behan Fined ss we approach the second series of lute political dictator blocking the I brought iiniier the Qaw, who work!, Hollywood,'Jiil.v 11 ■— Twenty- discussions. ______ftesuftio^sM v/MSS 14-wcek trial ended yesterday in] 1 he Rockville lawyer.s statement (ippoitunity of other candidates for smsller stores doing le.ss than eight homes are known destroyed a hung jury. • | .supported the validity of charge.s "I sm confident that the same M l 3-51 35 aawcwasTas’s , o l s is t MNaaciat iNSTituTi^ QIRL SCOUT for off lie," *7.50,000 of annual business, would , in a brush fire - possibly touched close Unity among the svestem al- They were charged with • plot-. againsl the Democratic Speaking of the Lyford report. | ------70 Cents as Drunkard oft by an arsonist-which swept | lie, which tod'ghton^”our'work at / e o t tA €euj» ting to rig the award of a Miami, leadership earlier Ihi.s week Flaherty■' ‘ ‘ .said‘ ...... "Lyford’ shared‘ with (Continiiei. on I’age Five) through 1,000 acres yesterday in Geneva will again prevail.” by .Toaeph P. I.yford of IVestporl. television channel while Mack was me the two fatal traits from Ribi- r Hollywood's rustic Laurel Canvon. Hertar, •• • who. .had -Uat minute CAMP UNIFORMS a member of the Fetieral Com­ Lyford charged that Stale Cbair- ,roffs standpoint, we were not yes I By ANTHONY WHITE '*lage'’ now playing at a I-ondon Fifteen other homes were dam­ nian'.'Iohn M. Bailey rebuffed his i.men and we believed the issues munications Commission. M'hlte- London, July 11 i/P< -• Still i theater turned up in court in an aged. Three hundred persons (Continued m Page P1ve| , side is a Miami lawyer. efforts to win the party'.. Con- i should be discussed." He added. Polio Mother ruffled, and niinplerl bill aubdiied. l unpressed gray suit. His coat were forced to flee for their lives. But tshelher the government gre.samen-at-Large nomination at j e vere not for something just Brendan Behan rolled into. B ow snjfgcd limply open. His white Most ot;the homes were In the You Owe It To Yourself To See can bring them to trial again de­ the 19.58 state convention. jbecau.se Abe was for it.” , *30,000 to YFOrfiOO class; Seven fire­ Street Court today and was fined | shirt was bunched up. He never Striped Jersey and Oap River pends on R pending decision of "The I.vford report is accurate! Flaherty'said that "Ribicoff had .shillings (70 cental for being "'safs a necktie..„ men were injured trying to save and candid. He could have been Dances Again * Federal Judge Burnlla S. Mat­ Kowalski's name ready for nom­ drunk in public. ' On his chin was a 3-Hay growth them. A woman resident and her thews. much more .severe," Flaherty said ination aix months before the con­ son suffered burns running from Bulletins Before the case, went to the jury in one of the strongest intraparty The thirsty Irish plaj-ii righl I ,, Shorts May Be Bought Sej^ately vention but was not. even willing III Chorus Line piPRfipfl ifiilitv. Police Const/iblp John Dicks j from the AP Wires defense lawyers asked for a di­ bla.sts yet made.on Governor Ribi- to let parly leaders know who it (('ontiniied on Page Eleven^. rected a<:qiiittal. Judge Malthews;- coff. "Ts anything known about *‘’*'*'*',"* picked Behan up in I L.vford's report on abusive pres­ was to be." He said that Frank Burlingame, Calif., July 11 him?” asked magistrate Clive ‘ Mavfair yesterday after- t ■ -.tt. In an unusual step, reserved her Kowalski and Che.ster Bowles are decision and sent the case to the sures used on the convention floor ' -- She wakn I the alar. SheXva.sn'i Burt. ,| under, the Influence of alco- «TEE|. STRIKE FORECA9T .IPIRSEYS come in small, medium and large ,«izes at ''ff jury. are aociirate. Flaherty chnUmied. both "excellent Congressmen" and even listed in the 'supporting cast. Reds Nixon’s $1.15. added that ''both could probably a,'^"Behan ntalded. New York', duly 11 t/p)—"nie If the jur.v had arqiiitled. Mack There were . outright' threats of But all eye* were on and all nearls etoel Indootry m M' today It saw loss of judgeships and , jobs, he have been nominated by means of ailenlly cheered the blue-eyed, jet- and Whiteside, the acquittar mo­ the democratic process."- ' A chuckle Vippled round the pub. I p o h c e m a r ” ” Plane over Siberia no poaslbility o f a rontmet tion would have become unnec­ said. These threats were made halreri divorcee. "But when Ribicoff answers Ly- •he .seat., and the big, bleary-eyed |. a.«(riinii Behan nodded RITain. — — s i agreement to avert a strike at ASHFORD LAKE SHORTS comd in sizes 8 to 18 at $2..i0* essary. If they had been con Ppv'il.'' et the state convention aiid As the dance cOncliijled, the ap- n grmne . ^ Asked if he hhd an.vthing to sav. , midnight next Tueeday. In an* (Off Roufe 44—26 Milies East of Manche»(er—Ashford. I'onn.) > New York. Jiil.v II TTie: victed, the judge then could still •■I’* congressional conven- I plause broke and rose to a cres- For since his srrival three davs Behsn pointed a pudgy finger at nounebig this, R. Conmd Ceo> hsve ruled on the motion. tion In .N'orwich shortly thereafter. (Conhniied on Page F)v*> Russians haVe refused Vice Presi- j I cendo.-'- ago frohi a drying out course in his black e.ve and blurtM: per, chief Industry’ negotiator, But the jury split 11 to 1, rei ------:------The dancing lad.v in the front dent Richard M. Nixon petmlasion | to fl.V across Siberia in an Amer­ said there wait" no other re- FOR ALL YOI R CAMPING EQl IPMEN'T porledly in favor of convicting the i f> i f TX i r*- • • line of choma was Mrs. , Hn^“ ^he boUle'’and%he'' headlines i the ' cops. Thev were both verv nice ican plane qn his visit to the. So- ' eonrse hnt to notify steel firms VWt Our GIRL SCOUT DEPARTMENT On fhe Second Floor. two men. After deliberating * I O l> C O l U a U k O C m n i l l l l S T S .leaiine Forslind. San Mateo Coun- Hay and night, later today to be^n shutting more than 30 hours, spread over a — ______' and very ri\ii and that's all I have Viet Union, 'the New Ifork Herald ly's f’olio Mother of the Year. i . Behan author of "The Hos- down. week's time, Jury Foreman Robert | Only seven years ago. stricken to ’sav.” Tribune said today. E. Burner reported no agreement with polio, Mrs. Forslind's body Behan also was ordered to pa.v Nixon, who Is going to Moscow could be reached. i was almost totally paralyzed. For i ,15 shillings (*2.10l in fees for the later thi.s month to open the U.S. SHIPS CRASH, 4 SAIYOk Judge Matthews then" said she Old Dreams Repeated three months, she lay in a hos- ' I ddetot" who patched him up during exhibition, wanted to return home Seattle, July 11 ' 14P)— Four would rest from her marathon . pital bed, her arms and legs News Tidbits j his stay in 'a, police cell yesterday across Siberia by way of Alaska, . crew members of a San Diego, labors for a few da.va.before ruling | inert' her back bent into a stiff | j before he Was released on bail. the Tribune's Washington cor­ CaJir., fishing raaael w en rea­ Culled from AP WirM"^ Just Arrived! on the acquittal motion. Tf she, Like Late TV Movies arc. • , After his 5-minute court appear­ respondent James E. Warner said. died from Itoget Sound wmtera turns it down the wav is clear for Slowly, feeling began to l>re- ance. Behan was escorted by two .The Kremlin will permit the ^ this morning when their craft Bathing the government to try the case. tiirn. friends into a waiting automobile. Vice President to visit some S i-1 was rammed and sunk by a »ea- •gain thaf! ’®’^tish S'.iropean Airways says- Asf the.v drdve off. the writer puiih- berian cR/es-whiPh -It- selects,-.War- i going-tug. Coast Guard head­ Real TS-u I I > . i 1. the sgsw men'^whistle, but apparently had trouble However, doctors warned 4/»/4.., a j ■ a ■ j lL*nc rules Jn favor^nf.aMuitlal. I have pondered over that mvsteri-1 identifying ii First he thouiriif it never again could she exnect to ' 1“”today "^ an American jetJet came “itan- ed a big beefvbeefy hand through the net' said, but whether he will] quarters sabl the tug Chartes •• / ■Mack and Whiteside are free. men. j oils noeTumal process coUed I wai a motorl^ an el^ator and TviAlk. ^ ~ ; :9-^erousl.v close’’ to irpecmr plane. - ' wihdbiv and ...... ArTed... to syjake hands travel to them In his own plane or; rnitidwr at"^ about Y-iK,iir-tPST) t SWEATERS A Justice department spokesman] dreaming. Theories explaining It finally a ptovgroun^ wtth “ ch?U carrying West Berlin------president-' — with a cop. a ■ Soviet aircraft Is still subject with the 79-foot ftsbing boat made it clear "we ll try it again" if , . ______to negotiations. . i and " " rouei .skates and whistle*. ; simply. ”I have two children fn Heiilrich l>ubke back from . "Up the rebels,” shouted a rough North American off t ^ south Summer For A B19 CoUt^t Yoor the Judge rules againsl ncquiftal. | tisto, sages and psychoanalyMs — : In one man’s original dream'he care 'for two children to West Berlin last week . . . Joseph looking Irishman among .the side­ "fhe Rus.sians have long barred :■ "n d of M'hidbe.v Island about 30 Anyre-tH sIw m ildhavetowaltun-, hut the m.vstery remains. This I, | had fixed h"s boat I Scotty) McCotler, 55, stabbed to walk crowd who looked 'as if he foreigners from the Siberian Pa- j miles northwest of Seattle. and \yas lying . And walk she did. After eight I "'hat one psychologist Is doing toi —. still du ty death in midtown A I c o h o 1 i c s was following in Behan's footsteps. cific coastline and the interior o f , when _ months in a hosjjrital, she insiato'd -that region... bordering -on --Com- j T*’ ?, ,f ... the. dark- heginnittgs of a young girl, clad in a heal dress. !upon going home.- She scorned tise AtionyiDQua.. clubhouse iiyrininider -EX^SENATDR GRAVKtY TEL Choose cardigans^ slipovers or mix and dreams. ' as 12 others watch In horror, ' (Continued on Page Five) miinist China, match ensembles from nur stock of ■ (Continued on Page Twelve) wiriked up behind him. of a wheel chair. Slowly, painful* National A.ssociation for' Ad- Dallas. Tex,, July n IF-r-For- ^ mer U.S. Senator WlUlatn A. English tweeds. Colors: Brown, blue and By JOHN BARBOl'R But when Dr. Belgel turned on ly. and tyilh never-endihg effort, vanceme.n of Colored People set green in .size.s ,34 to 40. a Jiright ceiling light, the man .ehe forced the unwilling' muscles Blakley, M, I* In rritical condi­ (AP .Science Writer) to celebrate Its ,50fh anniversary tion alUi'iv suffering a massive New York, .July 11 (>Pi, Here's dreamed: back into use. She waged her own when iU con'.'ention opens Mondhv "I'lp silting on the dock. It's slow, determined campaign, large- a"t New Yovk City's Coliseum . . . The Virgin Mary Was Japanese heart tttack. Rlakley became Ul Bandits Grab a hypiidtisl who makes dreamer^' het * mu " .vesterday and went to Dr. R. B. return their old dreams like late ‘ sun is bright and veiy ly wito -massage and water American ■'reighter on its t/av to SLIPOVERS $6.98 hot. I'm ' perspiring. Perspiring therapy, McBride, his personal pliyelciiuf 'night television tepeaj;s old movies. Norway with equ' r.ient to-.set up for 1.5 >ears and • heart epectal- $25,000— Just Then he adds various effects, and dirty. There's a girl in a -She took over her home duties. tha’, country's first anti-aircraft And Gabriel an East Indian -i 1st. The former senator .was •such s.< sound and light, to see bathing suit. She looks.fresh anti missile (Nike, battalion Senes rushed to Ba.rlor Hospital by am ­ cleah. 1 want to go to the beach (Continued on Page Five) . . . what happens to the dreams. of clashes in Baghdad during past bulance and placed under aa CARDIGANS $7.98 Funny with her. Sun.Ja bright ,on my Bv TO.M HENJHIAW fplav written ih the dramatic style j The hypnotist Is Dr. Hugo G, wefk betweer Corrmunist street AP Rellginn \4 idler peculiar to local culture? " ox.vgen tent. Beisel. a Long Island UniYerslty I ev’ia. I want to get oiit to the mobs and Iraqi troops resulted In I * sun.” Stony Point,-N. Y., July 11 (iPi, For this reason, plays produced , __ nibre than 20 deaths and many In­ , SPORTSWEAR DEPT. , . , Second Floor. Somerville, N. J,, July 11 i,Pi — psychologist, and he'a searching i ~,u »■ Rare Phenomenon The Virgin Mary looked Japanese. by the Barn are foreign in origin •SHIP SUNK, * .HISSING Two bandits, 'one armed with a for clues to the mystorv of how '» ’o"ght fort the « jured, nen-rpaper Daily Star in ■! and what we (ii earn. ' , 8'eatesl mimber of Beirut, Lebanon says. Joseph spoke with a Portuguese ac­ and many of the actors are *fra->''^ Dover,. England, July 11 (F — pistol and the other with a club, , ^ responses. I l l h k V at Sunset cent. The angel Gabriel was a dark. ternal workers or students from The 680-tnn British coastal ship •This is Hii c.xpcrimenl he tried ' behind were the*light -and held up a liquor store yesterday «light and • Vietnamese security troobs hav, i such place.s as Holland. India. •6t. Ronan was reported sunk In and made off with *’25.orio All of wiilt 16 Volunteers; the pleasure of the cusKion on the — apprehcmied several person* 15e welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamp.s are given with lap. New York. July 11 0P>—All 14 It was opening night at the Barn Japan. Brazil or the Philippines. the English Chaonel today after Choice Building Sites For Sale It in play money. ! r'at'h wa.s a.sked-to relate a re- Heved connected with killing two a collision' In a fog with a veeael ITie -vear-old men who told ■ bodies that revolve around Playhouse, a fledgling summer | ,he piav.s. the last* of the «wh sales and also to customers'who pay their charge account within Frank M. Lozilo, Opelaton of the ■''!'“ *• Hreain, Then he was hypno- 20 American Arjjiy officers and woiild- Idi^nttfied ae the Mount Athoe. JACKET DRESS Uzed and told to have tlie dream their dreams fluently four times' visible within - - stock theater for strictly religioii.«; ,hort season ending July 24. is. fifteen (15) days after billing date. (Free parking rear of STORE). •tore, said 'he had atashed the ‘ ' ----- U'oi'sx* ...I__ ' *1 Hmit* oK/%ir« 1Z*«««41t*ai 'iwvvi o* a third .At Bienhoa,. Americsn Three of the St. Ronaa’s crew phoney bills awa.v playfully in a again. He did this live times, and were'blocked when a cushion was I Earth’s horizon j Army tpokasman says ^ . . South drama, sponsored ^ by the . 1! iVre nitedi p-om Thailand,Thailand. an interpretationinterni-etation # Liberal Terms # placed in th#*ir Inna v ___! lust before sunaet toniffhL •. i Knrpn’n __ * *oj*bytenan Chinch .in the I S A. qf Genesie orieinAllv written in the were reported missing. Coast bankhank dedeposit bag at the request of each time one of five effects was placed in their laps. It mav have I before sunaet tonight. i Korea’a fli od emergency declared _ . . . -Of Genesis originally written in the Guardsmen said seven inembem introduced; IVhistles. perfume, a •roused sexual ideas which they re- Kenneth L. Franklin The chief fimction of the play- -phai language. Another is Dutch, Sto^ If AIR-COOLED For Your Shctppin9 Pleoiure! his. children. of over today after week of violent house is not to make money or der. ol thp SI. Rnimn crew were *10.98 A„d *14.98 He was w«n'king at his desk neat ceiling light, breeze from an elec­ Jec.ted, Dr. Beigel auggests. Hayden Planetarium says all the rain and high water caused 57 velop actors but to train Jraternsl ^he Rev. Mr. Oano. who directs picked up atterltW crash. Tlwy the front when the, nian W’ith the tric fan and a cu.shion on the lap. One girl dreamed It was a squir- bodies wtll be visible through a j deaths snd estimated 87>- million workers (formerlv calle’«- He said they would be ■ Vatican ne’.vspaner L'Osserva- ■programs over.seas. ^ ~ appesred with the Hedgerow rhe- Choice of all ra.von or cotton and cupioni in navy, turquoiSfi ing what looked like a club wrap­ Fifteen of the volunteers were was taken away, she thanked' stVung "'in a gigantic arc above the tore Romano _ protests new law ‘"There is S'strong heed for good *7 Philadelphia and, for a aonieone in her dreams named horizon. ’ ■ ( RO lWEIJu MAN KILLED / or toqst. Misses and half sizes. ' • ped in cloth, •ble to tell their dream* as they empowering Hungary’s Commii- religious drama to supplement, ,*'1 off-Broadway a "Three Carol .-and confessed sqiiiirels "It's simi$ly that all nine, planets, Berlin, Jul,v 11 (jP'— .% -DKIULCcc "This is it,” said the gunman. were happening. One had to be mat regime to pick the men it preaching in the foleign field. " says,': Bei'b.V Opera, scared her,- ' well mail d M early today In a ARTHUR Ai KNOFLA, Sale$ Agent "Get over behind the counter and awakened first. the moon, sun snd the four big­ i-ants for - ell Catholic church HALE'S READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT . anch ester o n n get the bag.” ■ The fan often brought the re­ gest minor planets, or asteroids, playhouse director, the Rev N or-' . He sees" liothing strange in , be- car crash on Rt. 7$ ber«. Police M , C * One girl originally dreamed posts. Including bishops . ; . For­ man Gano, pastor of,,,the Presby ing an actor-qiinistor. «75 t u r n ST.. MANCHESTKB 7 , t EI,. MI .1.5440 Ml M tM 1 Take the Elevator “To 8|eoond Floor. Lozito handed oyer the bag of sponse. of wind and rain. But there are in the same half o f the solar - 1 tentatively Ideatlfled htai as Air- , CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS about a school dance. When Ur. mer aide of Kughes Tool Co. akka terian Church in nearby West "After all," he'says, "church . ____ f ' ■ ' ' funny money. Peigel turned on a whistle, she were other elaborations. One per-1 system."'Dr. Franklin-ssid. thiir .A. .Anderson, S3, of S3 Raa- aon dreamed: California Superior Court per­ Haverstraw, and drama are the- same' in pur­ The bandits then ordered him) to •uddenly found herself at a rail­ -The moon,, planets and asteroids ney Rd., f?rpimveU. AutkorWaa mission to Howard Hughes “ Drama involves the audience in pose. Bac‘b seeks to lift man. to said the man's body waa trapoad ^ open the cash register. Before they road sUtlon where a train was i "■’U appear quite close together, .4 . ' personally, charging that the com- an action which is something a help him find a batter way.-The Inside the autoenoMle and fedd ■ fled, one of them scooped out-,-811'7 coming in! ■’ w u ^ery hot. He dunked my h«)d. he said, strung almost as beads on liany le several miUion dollarx in —to raal U.8. currency; •erm ^ cannot do. What better theater'' ie a apiritual medium. to M) prie«' out. The aaaa was AnoUiar draamsr beaitt _ the debt becauee Hughes used ceen- way - g there to put across the (CiMHteMd Ml Fima (CkmUnned mi Page Twelve) dead upon arrival ^Nasv Brit­ ♦ pany funds fo- •-rsonal expenses. ChHeUan message than in a simple (USKttaMd •• Fag* T k r i> ain Genera HeapttaW