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M O B TWE w rr THURSDAY, JtIl Y 1«. 19S9 iUanrIr(Bt(r Stti^nitts Iftralh Average DmIIv Net PrcM Run 4 ^ Fm- tiM Week Ended Tti* Weather \ . - ...... Ferwaat of 0 . O. WeetlMr OenNW Tomti Will Close st th* hearing, Charles Morrison | ractora qhoa# ta aacluda waa flO,- May $Srd, ItSt About Town of 32 Constanre Dr., asked, 000 for architectural and anginaer-1 whether the tou-n had considered | Building Unit Ing advice on the tong-range plgn | dMU’ teMglit eteeet smm iog The AelN-Atton Army »1ll con­ Hoad Extension i closing the extension temporarily! of school rcnqvatione. 12,925 late kHKikt. Law M to M 4egreaa. duct en open air aenice tonight ( to observe results, before taking, The Building Committee will i Member ol the Audit Towerrow fair, hat, huinM, Mfli at 7;S0. In the event of rain an in -' The extension of Westminster ; the final step. Martin said this had! Meets Monday diacuts the need for thik^, appro-! | Bureau of OIrealatlou I been considered, but that the .Slate temperatw'ro aear M degreaa. door eervlce wtU be held at the Rdj .through an eaplanade between prlation at Monday’s masting. VIC’S Maneh9$tPT-^A City of Village Charm atadal at the same hour. i agreement on putting up a traffic The School’ Building Committee ' Porter St. and K. Center_SUwill be light at Lenox and E. Ceijter pre- wilt meet Monday at • p.m. In Army Capt. Harold B. Hodge.' closed up probably m September, ; supposed that the Weatminater e x -! 153 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Barnard Junior High School to dle- VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 244 (SIXTEEN PAGES) aon of Mr. and M n. Harold General Manager Richard Martin , Icnaion would be closed perma-' MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 17, 19.59 (UlaMined Atfvertlaing m t t * $ » 14) PRICE FIVE CBNTi Hodge, W .Tarvlt Rd.. recently le- , nently. ciisa the $28,800' appropriation aaid today. tiimed tb the from i The managfr aald the extension made Tueaday by the Board of Hawaii hltend the officers ad-; The manager held a hearing last VALUE 1 could he closed In September, the Directors for ..Immediate school r-ance course at the Chemical: night in the Municipal Building on j roadbed torn out. topaoll and curb WE WILL BE E q u a l T im e ®»ys Well Scho^. Ft- McClellan. Ala A the proposed abandonment. It I Installed, and grssa planted. renovations, ’ graduate M Manchester High-, would be a part of a new traffic The committee will meet with Select Bad Tai^et School «i>d of Norwich University, i pattern featuring a traffic light at Chief of Police Jamea Reardon, Superintendent o f Schools Arthur PLUS Steel Walkout waa alao at the manager’s hearing.! NorthfiMd. Vt.. In 1»S1. he en-. the Intersection of E. Center with H. Illing to tour Educational New Enghuid Coloolal with Easing Backed tered the Army In IPSl, |a newly /hpilt exteniion of Lenox Under the new pattern, west­ Square during the meeting. Mem­ Sail Francisco. July 17 op)-- bound Irafftc out of Porter St. will breecoway a$id gorage; 1 New England Southern Con­ Our start at 302 Main Strttt, it air NATIVE York Monday. Gas Company aaid today it hopes tiat palace at mldmoming, appar­ Wosrown Pharmacy 459 Hartford Rood SPORTS CAR ference of the Methodist Church, Meeting Slesaeiigers to "hold the line’’ on Its present ently to preaent hia resignation to David .1. McDonald, president of President Manuel Urrutta. Im* and a past treasurer of Manches- O pm CUCUMBERS Each 5c gas lutes affecting some 68,000 RACING !cr Assembly, Order of the Rain­ eooltd to just Hit right ttmptroturt for the steelworkers, told pickets at No Progress Made greater Hartford ctiatomers. even medtatedly Havana radio* began the Bethlehem Steel Corp.. plant in These collection agencies and no other places of business Tomorrow Night— Ri-IO bow for Girls. NATIVE GOLDEN if it* natural gas auj piier. Algon­ appealing to listeners to send tele­ She will take a medical aecre- Thurnlay and Friday your Shopping comfort. This moons that Bethlehem, Pa., yesterday; quin Gas Tranemi»eion Company, grams to Castro to show their sup­ arc authorized to make collections of any charges due N 8 Races “We meet with the government port. tarial comae at Hillyer, CORN.„ 6 Eara 25c is granted a^ 1> per cent anniial The Hartford Electric Light Company. Saturday Night, .Stock Car Till 9:00 our moots and vogotaMos^stay nicor too. on Monday, but I don't know whole-sale biT.e increase by ifed- Workers in a number'of Havana Racing. 8 Races. 2 Features / dvevUsemenl ■ whether it will do any good. Up to Berlin Dispute eral ofllciala. shops and faetortea began a walk­ A Adults Kids AOe . - i this point, wfe have been meeting Algonquin, a Bo.slon Company, out. The federation of bank work- Save! Auto-Fire and Ufe In Authorized Personal and Free Parking Payroll Checks Cashed. nothing but messenger boys." has ftled a request to boost its era called an immediate altdown The Hartford Electric M 9^t Co. Route aiirance Allstate Insum nc^call The strike at Tuesday midnight By JOHN M. HIOHTOWKR *■ luncheon meeting at Couve de ; rales 12 per cent which would strike. The federation urged all 4 .Milea From New l,ondon local agent R. Hagedofn. MI BARBECUES shut off ncarl.v 90 per cent of the Geneva. Julv 17 iJP\ The fo r -' Mur'’'Hf s villa. ] bring it. an additional estimated I other unions to join In the demon- 3-2431. country’s steelmaking rapacity, ' stration In "a ahow of approval of Block Island% Bar-B Cooking Sauce is a ' The session was covered by a ' $4,061,000 annually. The local util- representing about 300.000 tons of ‘ ■■ 'secrecy agreement and We.slern j ity says it plans to oppose the, ' Fidel Caatro and his pollides." beat ing sauce that is easy to Ingot steel dail.v. V\ estern Powers failed today to officials would say afterward only proposal. | u.se.. ..simply bniah meats with ! Group* of workers marched to Mr. Gorman 'iVeekly production loss to the make any progress in narrowing > that "no progress was achieved in j The request was made to the the plaza of the preaidenUal palace, FRESH SWORDFISH Bar-B Cooking Sauce before .Industry is. eatimaUd. at $300 mil­ rooking and duri'ng rooking. IhCir diffCienC&s' over a'posstble N h e m e e t in g '...... Federal Power Commiee’on in' shouting support for Castro and lion. The loss to strikers in wages ' The four agreed to another ae- " "-'hington, D.C... which haa it his revolution. 'Do you hava your This i.a a famous PIQUE prod­ la calculated at $70 million a Berlin truce agreement. uct... large jar St Pinehurat under study. Algoiiqu-;i. serve* 25. It was generally agreed In Ha- . SELF-SERVE . . . Alwa.vs a' favorite with Pinehur.st cii.atomers . . . week. .Secretary of State Christian A. (•ret luncheon meeting with Lloyd Fidel Castro IS resigning as prime minister of Cuba according to announcement In - Revoluclon, oten poultry 49c. Herter, British Foreign Secre­ on Monday and arranged a formal whole.sale customers - mainlv pub­ vana that Caatro still Is the No. 1 and in great demrmd when it hit.s the low price of In addition, allied Industries lic utiliti** h i* the Hartford Gas newspaper of hi.s 26th -of July movement, In Havana today, Oaatro. shown last Sunday at a Ha­ man In Cuba and that hie abeence MEAT DEPT. BEST BUYS I auch as coal and transportation tary Selwyn Lloyd.- Foreign Min­ session — at Gromyko’s request — HALE'S HAS... 59c |b. And from Kraft we have a Company in Maa.sachu.setts. vana lall.v where he told audience that his former air force chief. Major Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz, from, office will be brief. farm ? have felt the strike keenlv. About ister Maurice Qjuve de ,-Murvllle at the Palace of Nations Tuesday 19 herb blend which add* true Rhode laland, Connecticut, New had sold out to foreign interests, is said to have reached detjlaion to reaign in effort to rally aup- Castro!* decision to reaign was . . . July and Augii.at i.«! the time for fre.ah from the 25,000 workers have been idled due ! of France and Andrei A.3 Gromyko afternoon. porl to his cause. The leader of the Successful revolution against Fulgenclo Batista took over aa HALE'S FANCY BONELESS CHUCK outdoor * tang to meats and Strategy .S*(*alon Set York and Nev Jetaey. announced today In Revoluclon, ocean sword . . . buy jt today and have your own to business cutbacks. ! of Ru.ssia debated- the terms of a _. ^ A Hartford Gaa Company state- prime minister Feh. 17. newspaper of hla 26th of July poultry. Twin foil p a ck ... each McDonalrf journeyed to Bethle- Berlin standstill deal in a 3-hqi|f “ shore dinner’’ at a low, low price. makes a pint of sauce. The three Western ministers | g^id todav that the pro- Movement, and conflrmsd by Raul mid Foreign AJWialer Heinrich von ; ^aU increase, if granleil to Castro, his brother and belr-ap- . . . It’s easy to broil . . . outdoor.s on chanoal or in Good quality Hamburg or Brentano of West Germany will I Algonquin, would affect the local parent. hold a strategy session tomor- (jompany "a* of Dec 1 1959 .vour range . . . simple to serv« . . be sure to have Frank Rolls, auch aS those Associates said Caatro had been POT ROAST ^69^ from Arnold, Pepperidge Farm, row. Secretary and Mra. Herter | ..Thq . . . company will oppose Manchester Woman Taught upset by recent developments. In­ Sunkist lemons and State butter . . . ■ Dugan, Reymond or Wonder, Bitter Dispute Assured will lunch with the Soviet for this proposed _ rattj increaat__ and it eign noinijiler and hi* wife cluding the resignation and flight . . . Pine'hur.st low price this week ai;e alway.i freah from the oven, ^ hie Air FQtce..CaBioiandec.. Maj. PORK CHOPS Center Cut I,h. 85e whien you buy them at Pine­ Herter, Lloyd and Couve de this ca«e cor.iM up for' h««iring BedroUu^JM as Yamz. Later IMm hurat. Fre.sh Block I.sland ' Murville were understood to have by th* Federal Power Commis­ fttiTUsliehet> His'~Russian told XT.Si Benlitorf tIUit Castro and On Labor Control Bill made a new effort at today's sion. PAPER GOODS... V other* high In M4 g^veniwent A fi ^ meeting to ’ et Gromyko to break "Over the past 10 .years the . . . CkirntnurUsta—a charge the Castro SAUSAGE In reaponae to calls for the link between the proposal for company has iiade one rate reduc­ By JI'DIT I AHEARN '*>’he revolution she was given a - That meeting waa the time ahe told CHICKEN CHICKEN heavier platea, the kind that B.v B. U lilVINGSTON’E ^criminal sanctions against brow- forces vlgormisly deny. tion which waa un approximate A Marhheater \idman knows different sort of pupil. j him she had been a poor teacher. Castro alao has bMn disturbed don’t bend from the fireplace Washington July 17 i/Pi—A bit­ beating members for exercising (('onttniied on Pag* Right) TO per cent cut In the cost to the better than anyone else the back­ "After the revolution, they. Another time her path and SWORD­ or aerving spot to your table, ter. . unpredictable battle on the their righl.s. U substituted civil about evidence of oppoettion to ciietomer i . . and one slight In­ ground of yeflci-day's news .4toi-)’ started the education for those; Khrushchev's crossed was when LEGS BREASTS ROLL we have atorked a wide aaaort- floor of the House was all but as­ court injunctions as a remed.v V ^ who couldn't _ge.t the education be­ him within Cuba. But clone as­ crease (.35 cental was effected in on Premier .Nikita Khrushchev the man who was in charge of the sociates say these activities have ment of Extra Heavy CHINET sured today over adoption of a against reprisals after offended the minimum monthly charge. who stammered to a crowd of Rus- fore." she said. The.se educational town where she was leaching PLATES, nienibers had exhausted their been annoying rather than aerl- lb. labor-management controls bill. Boys Merge Firms, "Our ability to effect'vely hold si n coal ri ers, "1 worked like institutions were known as the wanted to take over a great deal Lh. i.b.75c Lh. 39c The House Labor Committee, at union-allowed remedies. ous. 59c FISH down the cost of gas service dur­ many of .you ere. I was a worker Faculty for the Workers. The of land. Including Mrs. Hladka’* Charcoal and Briquets in 5, Yesterday the committee ap­ Castro took over as prime mln- a late night - se.asion, virtually Form Big Business when I was young. I was a mincj': workers were prepared for college garden. Ronele^ss.Tender Slices !•• and 20 lh. alzea. proved a revised version of the ing this inflationary period haa Ifter Feh. 17. completed action on a bill de­ loo” educations through these institu­ Have* Garden' Tavern Loaf. Pressed Roll. Taylor Roll. ■ Diamond Briquets or the new nounced by a Republican apokes- Senate's ban on organizational or tions. in the same way as an in­ Recently he has been devoting COLD Brix for extra quick small cook- •’blackmail" picketing, and a ban Pharr, Tex,. Jul.v 17 ((p. — (Continued on Page Two) This woman knows, because she She wrote to Khrushchev, ask­ almoet all hla working time— often I f man as Teamster President Jaine,x A lesson in free enterprise: taught coal miner Khrushchev tensive high school course for ing him to intercede on her be­ Jellied Tongue. Your choice '/j Lh. puts. R. Hoffa’s greatest victory. Fac­ on secondary boycotts .subject to adults is offered in this country CUTS . .ahd Mr, Gorman Bruce Kblberg, 7, opened a what little "h- knows of formal half. A while later ahe waa' In- (OonthHMid *■ Page Eight) tion-split Democrats disagreed on the qualifying provision that union Mrs. Hladka was ordered to ! formed that she could keep her membera cannot be fired for croaa- flve'-cents-per-glsuss lemonade Russian. various provialona and on the bili’s stand this week. Her name' is Mr.s, .A.nto«ia teach Ru-ssian and French to the' garden. ' replies: over-all effecUvene.'w. ing picket lines of a primary em­ ....Lb. 29e ^ SwifT Premium Daisy Hams Then Kenneth Walter Jr., Long Creates Hladka, and ahe ani her husband workers, yirs. Hladka waa born in the CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE . In many respects, the bill hiet ployer. . It approved a pre-hire amend­ 7, opened a competing stand, Ore.st. live with their daughter Among her pupils was Khrush- l.'kralne near Kharkov 64 years most basic objections of organ­ pricing his lemonade at three and son-in-la\i and two grandchil­ chev. ago. She prepared for teaching *'\o, .hut our chicks ized labor and represented s sub­ ment to the Tafl-Harlle.v labor re­ Disturbance in Are A Best-Buy... lations law. desired botli by man: cents per glass. dren at 148 W. Center St. 'He didn't finish the teaching," Russian at the Moscow Pedagogic Bulletins ens are so fresh that stantial revision of the Senate- Sharp words were exchang­ Mrs. Hladka had Khrushchev said Mrs. Hladks. | Institute. Before that, she had at- GARDEN FRESH.. passed "x'ersion. agenient and labor, which woulci Buy one if you have a .small family . . . 2 for the larger ed, then sharp blows fiym for her pupil afte the Russian And he ws* a poor pupil during ; tended a college of foreign Isn- from the AP Wires many ask that ques‘ ~ Rep. Carroll D, Kearns of Penn permit building contractors to en- Mexican Cafe QROOERYDEPT. • SUPER VALUES youthful fists. -Revolution in 1922. Before then the time she tried to teach hirn hla guage in I.eningard.' which quall- tion." Yamily ., . Serve this delicious ham hot or cold. aylvania, senior committee r *./ lor into^agreements with thj* bulld- 59e Decidii^ that was no wa.v she had taught in many schools Riia.sian. ^ ^ j fled her to teach French. FRUITS AND VEBETABLES to 3 lb. sizes featured at • Lb. puWican, told reporters "Jimmy '....Ing trsdes unions wijhout - flrst go-, B1 Paao, Tex., July 17 (>Pi Gov, VOTE AID LIMIT Ing through a representation elec- i for civilized businessmen to at the high school, evi., but after Hoffa has won his greatest vic­ act (and it’s too hot here in Earl K. Long of Louisiana spent WaaMngto*. July IT upj — LIBBY'S tory." and asserted: tion, I the nigh’, in a Juare*. Mexico, pal­ Hia knm vl^iglYf'X^Uc lan- of'GeTmanf' .rhooir*he'’ai;d"* South Texa-s to fight, anyway i. guage was "very poor." He knew , After teaching *t the wifrul™ R«M t« afHl Mmm* cmrfereaM NATIVE TOMATOES L .. S 3 t Only strictly fre.sh Con­ t w "The bill tentatively agreed on The committee killed a Repub- i the two decided to merge. They ace after creating a riotous ijici- voted today to set a M7 mlUloa CORNED BEEF N K a M by the House Labor Committee lican-backed amendment which den*. with internation ’ overtones. necticut grown chicken-s added Ire cones and second­ j recalled , ^ of a teacher* limit oa military aaalataiice ta Not just different . BETTER it you are looking for Make tlie.se Bar-B-Burg- falls to correi't the racketeering would have limite.d this provi.sion hand toys. The colorful governor managed LaDB America for tke flacal It Or.. Can NEW 8 OZ. SIZE like those you get at JNcms Tidbits I , t 1 She w** an hdnorarv mem- NATIVE CORN Dm . S 5C 49 c better m?ats i . . come to Pinehurst"service meal de­ that has Ijeen revealed" by tiie to building trades unions with a ' The next step was member­ to evade newsmen after a shout­ year that began July 1. They BERVE HOT or COLD Pinehur.st will give ,vou ers with freshly ground Senate Rackets Committee in­ "history" of bargaining agree­ ing tirade in a Juarez. Mex., night­ Culled Irom A I’ Wires h!iH* h "'l! ^ was a I her of the national institute of* partment. Hundreds of^pebple who likg self service Pinehurst lean chuck . . . ship in.the CThamher of Com­ J*” u " ^*''*^'** couldn t language teacherir, and publiahed j took this tentative action as a H.19 that delightful, appeal­ vestigation' of the Teamsters snd ments. merce. A lette.!' of application club just before midnight, then cotnpromlae $8'] bUlloa for- OREENFEPFERS 2 u . 2 > t -groceries, say that wji^n it comes to nteat, they want other labor unions V, . L.. u '‘ '■li''!** on the methoda of SAVE 30c A JAR ing' delicacy of flavor bulk or patty form . . . The committee also'defeated ah asked if the "Chamber com- osten.xibly headed back to his El At the time ehe Uught him, teaching STAR-K18T it the Pinehurst jtefvice wav. 79c lb. In facL Kearns aaid, "It e x -; amendment bv Rep, Adam Clavtofr - mers" . h»d--any -25-cent - mem­ Pa.'«p_HoteU______.ALBACORE ' , .voii en.ioy so much and Car smashes into Uu 4 9 e (or;their quality and vet whips! bers who havf^ been regarded aa tainmenl. where he si:rrounded 4S1h ki$t si refiler prke We continue bur low price of iSl.OO lb. bn lean sliced ■favorable to labor’a views. home in Dedham. England. the Moscow district. In the Interim When World War II broke out. former Oermaii seaport of (Hat- s p e c i a l p a c k you pa.v no more for this himself with a Mexican r.niaical imported boiled ham and offer freshly frozen lamb CARNATIDN Resentment was reported over unit and at one time upwaixla of Acadeni.v A^vard winning actor, he hart attended the Industrial . the Hladka family, like so many tin. Nis^vlatt was dmlgned ta SAVE 5c ON EACH . CAN ;|ttl6 Kirt SANTA ROSA PLUMS Lb. 35c superior goodnes.s! patties at 2 lbs. 59c, BAR-B-BURGBRS at l ong effdi-U of AFL-CIO rep- , Fabrics Most Opulent^ dozen female en»ertainers. David Nivens and hia wife Hjordis. Academy. others, was disrupted. The Hlad- dramaUze the Commanlat K "I was very interested. . .and I ka» «nd their daughter Olga fell BI o c’a detormiaatton to keep b f wig (Makes 6 servingsl resentatives to influence them In Long let'irned to his hotel w»th 1st Prize frankfuilLf and cold cuts, with (ioodhouse- favor of labor-backed amendments. I h; ’.usl. and ide, Dave Bell at the city la Poliah hands. In iIantalOupes Each 2 9 c DCXCAN HINES. Thi.s week we feature 2 3 cup (.Mmall can I undiluted (Continued on Page ElevenJ' MNitrast to the pale and tired DELl^XE keeping seat of.approval are sold at Pinehurst. A F L -(no apokeamen met twice .in I , 6 a.m. 1 4 2to lb. pliimn broilers -CARNATION- - ' the past two days with committee I Since Court of Louis I Earlier Lx>ng had disturbed a found that radioactive debris re-■ expreealon he wore when he ar* EVAP6RATISD MILK membera in what was reported as rived lit WarMw, Khruahehev CAKE MIXES and fryers at 39c lb. P'or better meat loaves, buy Pinehurst freshly chopped 1 egg ig'our- of Mexican waiters and a leased into the lower atmo.sphere; “ or else" jie.ssiona in aupgprl of! the suit linsnn s,.s itish ; number ”of ■ r>ei.ii/ii»patrons iiiin cnethe juBi-rzJuarez by nm-leai bla.sl.s produces a more looked fli. Today he made tba • PROCTER SIX f l a Yo r s 6 5 e . 3 in 1 blend of Beef, Pork, Veal... lb. 79c. 1 pounds ground beef ■ -t labor'slabor's, viewsviews. ^ • ■ i B.V IKIROTH) ROR swing through Bneaeircln, stand­ I TEA BAGS ONLY j such co lo "ra s ehouting ^diluted fallout than earlier believed ANTI cup fine cracker crumbs Predictions were made' by some .\P Women'a Rdllor ing up In back of a 1948 C.8. i weed citron cerise heSna and ‘'fmonstration over being followed • - . Flft.v tnistles will he Irans-, Bank Merger Inerease Ibj teaspons .salt'. members that an account of these New York. July 17 If you made eoni’erttble. GAMBLE Pkga. 65c NATIVE CHICKEN U teaspoon pepper alleged pres.sure.s would be taken Imanage to wear a Ihousand- coulee tiA rieL '^ A v ^ w U h ‘b ll^ e P^ot^Kr-Pher-. , I Aug^ 1 from the Connecti-' 1 tea.spon dry mustard or sweater tops of a new sheer Pound* 'aoor | cut State Prison, Wethersfi'eld. to S p e c ia l to the House floor when a bill is i ‘I*’"**' *>6U Kfiwn with tlie casual On returning to hia B1 Pasq the newly-completed block near CLAIMS TIOBE HA.MPEBXD UVEAS S9c lb. *4 cup finely chopped onion ■ysent out by the committee. | *'•’ have in a five-dollar knit called '"chSnka," dyed to MRS. FILBERT'B AM and PM Detotiv. REGINA WI1«.'E VINEGAR hotel. Ixxig pounded on the door i the Osborn Slate I’ri.son Farm In Causes Coneern in State Washington, July 17 upi Bap. PACKS Ihflitt cup finely chopped ' All but'final a.ctlon on I he bill,! dress, you've achieved the match exactl.v. Also shown are Frank Kowaltki (IMkMU.) mkl’ TW green pepper • tops of a slightly fuzzier sheer of hia suite in an attempt to gain | Knfield. TURKOV . . . All purnmiB Lredi • was convpleted la.«t night. Still : stance of the year, entrance and losing patience, ' today the Defense Depnrtnent MAYONNAISE FRUIT JUlOE Wine Vinej ahead are the drafting of some of j ~ The moat-opulent and expensive knit mohair, rallied "etchachan. ' A - I^Awrence. Mass., firemen attend .Ry .HO.V4 ARD J .. .4LJIERT . proved only when they.'vould serve llliiimiiiiiiiiiiiimir SBLECTEl^ARGE GARUC 'Ptfwith GHrlic Blend all ingredienls togeth­ number

J01 CINTER STRIET % .s T A O a W O G 9 MAUCBSBTEk IVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 17. 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1989 FAGS fIV B adholnrMiip 9 t 1100. Ttoa aiinouMa- j ^ o v e f U r y Coventry Bolton Maneggia for the eollsetor; Paul 8:80, sAd 10 Asa. M aonary ^ ment wns nande today by Mm. Maneggia and Byron Shinn for the be conducted in the Rectory during CHARGE YOUR South Windsor ToUand County BUubota RychUng «< the locdl Zoning. Board of Appeals; Michael the 8:80 and 10 o'clock Maaaea. Auslttary to the Amdrlean Lt|1on No Roed Deaths Peace and Eugene Gagliardone for Rail Oamea PRE5CRIPTION5 HIRE AL Auxiliary Poet and « member a t ihe district aelectmen; Leonard Olglio for. .the In the Bolton Junior Baseball Galinat Gets GOP Nod Bchoiarrtiip committee. In Town for Year Board of Tax Review'; Rasrniimd league th# Bolton Dairy team rrill Parties Plan 4-H Building SAVE ANYTIME Miss Kuryan, a graduata last Negro, Harold Dwyer, w d Doug­ play Sheridan's Garage tomorrow month of the E O. SmMli School las Cheney for the Pubire Building PINE Vote Officers It was announced at the Beard at 10 a.m. M and M Oil will play Caucus Dates at the Univeralty a t Oomiadiiout, Commission; Robert Boake for the Bolton Dairy team at 6 p.m. PHARMACY To Be Ready Op.n till 5 PJri. To Rim for 2nd Term was voted .he award by the dis­ of Selectmen's meeting on constable; Raymond Negro for Mrs Ruth Stsullet has been re­ Wodnooday that the Torum of Bol­ tomorrow. Mondays, T ueadaya. F H isja . trict auxiliary at its monthly Town Planning Commission. The E\'ente Tonight Both Democratic and RepiibU- elected president of the AuxlUery meeung July 12 in South Wood- ton received a certificate of merit can caucuaea to name alatea of For Aug. Fair Oovwntry First Selsctm u lUch-^IUrry Olaon Sr., 407, Stephen S. from the Connecticut Safety Com- OOP Town Committss will meet The Democratic Town Commit­ 6M0ENTER8T. to the Coventry American Legion stock. The Fourth DIstriot la oom- tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Commu­ candldatea for the October 5 elec­ «rd N. Galinat received the Rapub- Nagy, 896. and Otto C. Miller, 876. Poet. ' miasion for "completing the year tee will hold a meeting this eve­ Thursdays 9 A-M. t a f F.M. B o ^ of Health, Robert L. rised of units in Tolland 4nd nity Hall. tion will be held next week. Completion ot th* AcUviUaa Ucaa nomlnaOon yesterday to run Other officers elected at the an­ W:indhar.i eountias. of 1958 without a traffic fatality." EvahuLttoe Work ning at 8 In tha Community Hall. The GOP Caucus will be held 'll hours of uninterrupted aarvleak Helma, 400, Incumbent chairman nual meeting thla week follow: The aelectmen have decided that Volunteers will meet tonight at Building of the Tolland County acatai for that post In the O ct S Playera Oast Parte Monday night at 8 o'clock at the John F. Chappellc, and Fred C. Mra. Rets Gregory, first vice so many people may view the Edson P. Herrick, chairman' of 6 In St. Maurice Church Hall to Agricultural Onter on Rt. 30 to elecUen. , Jonea. both with 896 votes, Covantry Playsra has announc­ the Board of Asseasora, reports Wapplng Grammar School. Last anticipated in time for the 4-H CURRENT ANNUAL Galinat completlnf bis first president; Mrs. Jennie Marsh, sec­ certificate It will be put in the help with painting at the church VIC'S ond vice president: Mra. Elizabeth ed the cast of tha four one-act lobby of the Bolton Elementary that field men workln.T on the re­ Thuraday the Republican Town County Fair Aug 31 and 23. DIVIDEND RATE 3 i% term, received 'MS votes sfalnst Manchester Evan In g Herald plays to be presented at Its aum- fihd Vectory. Committee met at the Town Hall John Elliott, county agricultural Rychllng. eecretary; Mrs. Miriam School. valuation project began working \rire Aoz'llary to Meet only 65 votes for Walter C. Ja Coventry eorreapondent Mra. F. mer theater program Aug. 13, 14, today and will continue through to start the preliminary work of agent, reported that voluntary aa- son at the extended caucus held Follans^e, assistant secretary- On the recommendation of the T h» Women'a Auxiliary of the Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim treasurer: Mrs. Mildred C. Korbef 15 an^ 18 at Brookmore Bam on next week In the following areas: PIZZA SHOP considering candidates. slstance with materlala and labor la from 1 to 8 p.m. In the North Cov' S-638I. Snake Hill Rd. State and local dog wardena they French Rd.. Birch Mountain Rd., BoIton\v«rfimteer Fire Department 158 W. m i d d l e TPKE. The Democratic Town Com­ advancing construction. The foot­ entry Community House. , of North Windham, treasurer; will purchaae a 20 by 26 by 48 Inch will m w Mor.day at 8 p.m. at the ^ ' f t Mrs. Thelma Gaine.v. chaplain; "As It la and Aa It Isn't” by S. Bl-ch Mountain Rd., Ext., West 8t., mittee will meet 'Wedneeday night ings were poured Wednesday and Bertron A. Hunt second select* live animal trap to facilitate the Lyman Rd., Watrous Rd., Brandy firehouse. A socisi wtH be held the walls are to bs poured today, man. was declared the candidate Mrs. Betty Lacek, historian; Mrs. Jay Kaufman to be directed by at 8 o'clock at the Town Hall to Vernon Mrs. Raye Culver, will be given service and complainta on roaming Loomis Rd., Shoddy Mill Rd., after the meeting. Each peraon WE WILL BE CLOSED •elect its candidate!. A 4-man he said. f / for that office. He received 400 Gertrude L. Couaer. sergeant-at- animals. The cost of such a trap to arms: Mrs. Florence Jurgensen, by the jollowlng; The Man, por­ Webster Lane, Femwood Dr., should bring an artic(e for a prize. special committee has been inter­ Construction work on the simple votes and was unopposed. Hunt la the Town is $45, thla amount to be Llimwood Dr., Orchard Rd. No. 1, Serving on the refreriinlenta com­ FOR VACATION also Republican Town Chairman in assistant sergeant-at-arms; and trayed by Dave Urosaky of Col­ viewing those Interested in run­ frame building to being dona by SAVINGS Selectmen Asked taken from the dog licenae fund. and Colonial Rd. mittee will be Mrs. rirneet Pe- Herbert Nlederwerfer o f Tolland Ooventrc. Mra. Ella Roys. Mrs. Virginia chester; The Woman, by Mrs. Joy The Board denied the request of ning on the Democratic ticket Briggs of Manchester; and The Church Servlora sola, Mrs. Adolph Roberta, and JULY20TaJULY27 with volunteer hMp aa neadad. Mte. U M e VktoHoos To Find Woman Snow and Mrs. Tlllie Raisch, as 4 local resident for a special ses­ Guest Preacher Fuel Dealers Outing at Ellington Ridge Mrs. F. Pauline Little was the well as the president and secre­ Stage Manicer, by Robert Wal- Holy Communion will be cele­ Mrs. Frank Selbie. The Rev. Paul Pallmeyer will be When Nlederwerfer complete* a 2 i c / L O A N sion to make voters. ITie reason the main conatructlon work and choice In a 5-way contest fo r tax tary. as the executive committee. nura of Manchester. for the denial was the lack of time brated at St. George's Episcopal OPEHJuLY 28 the guest minister at Our Savior A S S O c: r A T I O N , collector. Mrs. Little receiver 2J7 Information on the whereabouts Unit members are attending the Ciiurch on Sunda.v at 10 a.m, by Mancheater Evening Herald Bol-1 Lutheran Church, Sunday, at the aeU up the main framing, he will "Chi Fu” by William Justema necessary to call a Town meeting ton correapondmt Mrs. I»ula IR- need help on the truaaea, roof, and votes with the runner-up Harold of a Ksthsrine Scbllling. 68. is be­ Department convention now in Jr, under direction of Burton E. the ReVj Donald W. Greene. Ser\'- Wapplng Grammar School and will before the party caucuses are Ices will be held In the CD shelter mook Jr., telephone Mitchell BtdewaUa. Contacto havt been aet F. Taylor poUinK 80 \-otes. Other ing sought bv G. Woodzieck. of progress at the Hotel Bond in Moore, will be presented by Zolton held. conduct worship at 9 a.m. contestants were Mrs. Audrey M. Devito Lake. N. D. Hartford. These include Mrs. o: the Bolton Elementary School. 9-9828. According to the new summer up in each town ao that volunteer Feuerman as Chi Fu; Charles Other action taken by the Board "Living in the Gray" will be the help can be reached aa needed, El­ Bray. 63. Mrs. Myrtle N. White, In a letter to the Vernon Select­ Steullet. Mrs. Marsh. Mrs. Korber Read of Colchester as Yaman, was the signing of an agreement LEARN TO PLAY THE Schedule, morning worship and .'47, and Lawrence C. Latimer, 18. men. Woodzieck asked that a and Mrs. Elaine Hotchkiss: and al- topic the Rev. Carlton Daley will Sunday School ars held concur­ liott aaid. and Mrs. Edith Moors os Tung for allocation of road funds in the uae at the 10 a.m. aervlca of the Plant to Desalt Water Tomorrow, four volunteera will A total of 436 registered Repub­ check be made in the Rockville ternatea. Mrs. Gainey and Mrs. Mel. amount of 826,000. the balance due GUITAR rently at 9 a.m. The two buses will licans turned out to vote by paper area for information oh the wom­ Gregory: as well aa delegatea-at- United Methodist Church on Sun­ still pick up the children and a bring truck* to put In the fill, and Moors will also direct "Another for the year, and the appointment Welkom, South Africa — The a half dozen persons will work at ballot. This was 34 per cent of the an as far back as 1923. She re­ large, Mra. Snow and Mrs. day. A nursery will be conducted nursery for small children will he Way Out" by Lawrence Langner. of Richard Mather as United Na­ during the serrice. world'* first large plant for puri- j INSTRUCTIONS BY grading the floor which will be con­ GOP electorate of 1.281. In the sided at East Windsor Hill. Broad Rychling. "■ The cast follows: Mrs. Abby by tions Day chairman. fying salt water it nearing com- j ARN1E LAND8BERG provided during worship. The Rev. 1057 biennial caucus, only about Brook and in the Rockville area Th# Auxiliary formulated plans The Rev. Theodore Chandler haa Mr, Pallme.ver's sermon theme will crete. Ra# Peck Is supplying the Mrs. Irene Moroia; Margaret by OOP. Nomineea choaen "Jeaua Talks About God” pletion near.. Welkom. in the' bucketloader to handle the fill. 350 registered Republicans voted. ‘■some yeara ego," according to for a Joint picnic of the post and Mrs. Donald Tedford, chairman, Rental Plnii Avnllnble be "How to Avoid a Second Rate GLADIOU Mrs. Culver; Pendleton by Don aa the topic for hia sermon ..at Orange Free State. It la designed August Loehr Jr., chairman of This was the first time an extend­ the letter writer. Apparently it It unit to be held at 6:30 p.m Jul.v and Mrs. Robert Miller, cleri<, of Life." ed caunu was held. Lohte of, Colchester, The Baroness tl 0 a.m. worship service at the to purify 2,500,000 gallon* of salt CALL THE the building committee, and Wer­ not known if she is still riving. 27 at the home *f Mr. and Mrs. the Republican Town' Committee The guest speaker also served In a contest for the Board of Elias F. Clay on Rt. 31. In charge by Mrs. Irene Sypher and Fenton Bolton Congregational Church on or brackish water a day at an ner Kupferschmld, a member, have Freshly Cut Frery Day However, anyone having any in­ by. Richard G. Jodry. have announced the following ad­ Sunday. Mrs. Thornton Woodwell estimated cost of 35 cents per as a missionary in Japan for six Finance, chairman John M. Stone, formation on the woman, or the for the post will be John Lacek, MUSIC SHOP made arrangements fo> a number ditional candidates that have filed will be in charge of the nursery thou.sand gallons. Smaller plants yeara. While serving his time In of other groups and Individuals BEDDING PLANT5 Incumbent, polled 362 votes. Stone, woman herself. Is urged to write and for the unit, Mrs. Snow. ‘The Killing of Aaron Kale" by 1013 MAIN STREET the Army during WorT3 War II, the an unknown author, will have Mrs. their application on the ticket are which ia conducted at the parson­ are being erected by small towna who sue volunteering assistance. Ford L. Morgan, 359. incumbent to G. Woodzieck. Post Office c/o .Junior members of the auxiliary PhlUlp Dooley, Dr. Elizabeth Al­ ..DAYS—Mil 9-2088 Rev. Mr. Pallmeyer saw the need PETUNIA5 — 5ALVIA — 5NAP5 — ETC. Dexter C. WheeloCk, 348, and in­ will attend a Fourth District Jun­ Moore aa the director. Five of age during the aervice. for drinking purposes and by The Soil Conservation Service has Oenersl Delivery, Devils Lake, N. ton, and Harold Dw.yee for the Mass will be celebrated at St. farmers in arid areas to provide NIGHTS—8H 9-788S for pastors to preach the Gospel VEGETABLE PLANT5 cumbent Fugene W. Latimer 339, D. "It ia very important," the let- ior members' picnic at 10 a.m. seven parts have been filled as provided a bulldozer for use; Rock­ Board of Education; Anthony Maurice Church on Sunday at 7, fresh water for their livestock. to such people. Upon being dis­ ville Woodworking has aided In were declared the candidates. The ter-wrltor sUtas. The letter ii July 25 at Lake Alexander in Day- follows: Amanda Green by Mrs. charged, he entered Concordia LATE CABBAGE. BROCCOU. CAUUFLOWBt, other contestant, Sylvester .J. vllle. Ann Bums; Sam Smart by Wgl- obtaining windows and doors; written In pencil on pelln paper, in Theological Seminary, St. Louis, Ernest Llnwerger of Ellington haa CELERY. ETC. Floufe, polled 206. an old script. Aaeeaaor Nomineea num; Mirabel Mirth by Mirs. Sy­ Mo. After completing the pre­ Nominated to the Board of Ed­ John M. Stone, chairman of the pher, Mortimer Blank by Homer assisted with obtaining lumber; scribed courses he volunteered for and Shepherd Equipment Co. and ucation were Mrs. Prall B. Mac-, Board of Finance, announced to­ T. Ford of WllUmantle and Dr. the mission field In Japan. rlam, 871, Mrs. Alma L, Heckler, day the three applicants for the Grim by Adam ChristiS of Man- O. O. May, both of Rockville, have Vacations Cause The Rev. Mr. Pallmeyer now given aaaistance with plumbing, -GERANIUMS- chairman, 361, Walter E. Tedford, position of town assessor are pre­ chastar. The parts to be filled are serves Christ Lutheran Church, 840, and Lawrence C Latimer, Idle Oaims Hike sent assessor. P. Raymond Broga, those of Clarence Kale and Hart 691 AUIN STREET Broad St. in Hartford. He accepted SPECIAL! 393. The other contastant for the Albert F. Bray and Ernest J. Hum, according to Mra. Culver, the call While on leave in 1958. poet was former Rep. Otto C. Starksl. The candidates ware in­ publicity chairman. On Sunday, the Lutheran Youth Engagement liniler, who drew 345 votes. Mra A total of '60 new claiiM for terviewed recently by the board. MANCHESTER will play Christ Lutheran In soft- PINK Merriam, Mrs. Heckler and Lati­ unemployment oompeijeation wore There will be a discussion of Manoheater Evening Herald ball. In the evening the Youth mer are incumbents. made at the Mancheotor ofBce ef these men at the board meeting at Coventry correspondent Mm. P. NEXT TO GAS COMPANY will meet at the pastor's home at Guara-Cutle Other Contests the State Eauploymont Seourity 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Town Office Pauline Uttle, telephone Pngrim 7 p.m. for a scavenger hunt. The HYDRANGEAS Building. It Is not definite whether Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg, Other posts where there were nvtolor. for the week ending July 3-63SU AIR- PARKING Lutheran Men's softball team will 45 Wellman Rd., announce the en­ IN LARGE P O T S ...... contests are as follows: Zoning the board will come to a decision play at Colt's Park field 9 at 6:30 ’ -A on who will fill the office as of CONDITIONED IN THE REAR gagement of their d au g h ter. and Planning Board, . liaurter F. There are now 1,365 In aU claima on Monday. Karenlee Gaura. ' to Robert E. DeMars, 330, incumbent chair­ registored at the oAce. During a sept, i; Broga's present appoint­ - Cancer Yiaiims Sought A Union Sunda.v service for the FERTILIZERS—INSECTiCIDES—SPRAYiS— UMC ment expires Aug. 31. Castle Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. Rob­ man, Nathan L. Mllley, 339, and similar period a yw r ago, there First Congregational and Wap- PEAT MOSS Mias Kuryan attended Windham New York—The American Can­ ert Castle, Melrose. Maas. Incumbent Ehnest J. Trueman, were 1.500 in euch claims on file ping Community Churches will be The wedding will take place In Buy Wifh Ascuranea ami SatMoetion! 232, are the endorsed candidates. and 303 new claima had been en­ High School in Willtmantic for cer Society has made a nation­ held at 9:30 a.m. at the Wapplng Almost 200 Manchester oil company heads, their employes and Dletricsen watch children playing with one of the 90, two-foot three yeara and transferred with Wenham, Maaa., July 26. Unsuccessful contestants were in­ tered. wide appeal to help locate people Church. "What Is God Like?” will families attended an outing held by the Fuel Division of the beach balls given to all the youngtotera attending. John Wiet, all other Mansfield students to the who have lost their voices due to OUR cumbent secretary Robert A. Dog- Last w«ek at the local office, 157 be the Rev. Roy Hutcheon’s ser­ Chamber of Commerce at the Ellington Ridge Country Club executive vice president of the Chamber, is "helped” Into the Silt was pumped from Lake gart, 217, Malcolm E. C. Devine, new ciatms had been made and Smith School when it opened in cancer. The society says that 95 yesterday. EnJojdng a cool bottle and pleasant conversation swimming pool by John Howard of Howard Oil Co. and Robert September. 1958. She is the daugh­ mon topic. Mrs. June Yeomans Michigan's bottom to lay a 16- 201, and Loomis E. Dyer, 110. the total number registered was per cent of the 12,000 to 15.000 who Park will be guest soloist. are Ted Bantly of Bantly Oil Co., Ray Fogarty of Fogarty Bros., Bantly of Bantly Oil. During the outing merchandise certifi­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuryan have undergone surgery for can­ foot base over thouaands of acrea WOODLAND GARDENS Incumbent constables Delmar 1,042. The Jump u(t«iard this last — There will be a short meeting Chamber President Nicholas Pencheff of Williams Oil Co., and cates w’ere presented as prizes to three of the women and 10 on which are now located many week follows a statewide trend and was eligible for the scholar­ cer of the larynx are physically Fuel Dealers' Division Chairman Hugo Pearson, Pearson Oil 168 WOODLAND 8T„ MANCHES’TER TEL.. 8 0 8-MT4 W. Potter. 298, John T. Oousin, of the w e e w after the morning prizes and a trophy were presented after a golf tournament. of th:^ major steel mills in Gary, JOHN J. ZAPADKA 270. and Thomas J. Dunnaek, 259, caused psrtlally by x-aostlon shut­ ship through her father, a World capable of learning to apeak again. Co. Mrs. Doris Reed, Mrs. Margaret FltzgeTald and Mrs. Joan A smorgasbord dinner was atop served. (Herald Photos by Oflara), War II veteran. She ha« been ac­ worship service. Ind. " OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 PAf. along__ydth Eugene W.' Connet, downs. First Church’s the Rev. R. Wip- 251, received the nomination. Also Statewide etolms filed for un­ tive for a number of years in the 4-H program In her toiwn. throp N41son Jr. next week will be running for constable ware: In­ employment benefits rose to 43,- serving on the staff foe ths Rob­ 000 last wecic fMm 88,107 the Mtoa Kuryan pla.ei to attend the cumbent Frank E. Spencer Jr., School o f Education at tha uni­ FOR RENT ert Seneca Smith Conference at 233, Marcus M. Hamilton, 151, and previous week. 8 nnd 18 nun. Movie Prsjeetors Silver Lake, Sharon. John Pits Sr., 105, versity in September. Wins Seholanhlp —sound nr silent, also 85 mm. Maases at St. Francis.of Assisi In the only other contest, for Mias BartMua Kuryan of Rt. 82, slldo projeetora. Church will be said at 7, 8, 9, the Board of Welfare, Walter E. You Can Get Doc EtogleviUe, has been named the WELDON DRUG CO. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Tedford polled 811, and Frederick recipient o t the Fourth District FINAL CLEARANCE OF ALL James McGrath of Main St., VACATION-BOUND? S. Duktig, 311. Incumbent Mrs. M l Main St. TeL Ml S-S8S1 By Calling 9-4551 American ^.eglon Auxiliery’s first East Windsor Hill received a bach­ Edith R. Pomeroy, with 388 was elor of science degree in Business unsuccessful. Administration from New Eng­ Vaeoatasted Posts If you need a doctor and are un­ land College, Hennlker, N.H. re­ The unconteated posta filled yes­ able to reach your family physi­ cently. He formerly attended the terday were: cian, call the Manchsater Emer- Spring and Summer Merchandise Abbey School in Simsbury and Town Clerk, incumbent Blmom fSBcy Medical Service telephone completed two years of Army A. Turkingtop, 435: number — MI 9-4551. AHENTION PROPERTY OWNERS Now Is the time to give your Amealto driveway service. ENGINES! Town Treasurer Incumbent That’s the advice given by the Turkington, 418. .. A laattng future. Old or uew Ameoito Caiamber o f Commerce which hea FBOTEOT IT FROM Save on Boys’ Wear, Girh’ Wear, Infants’ Wear hlanohester Evening Herald Registrars of voters. First Dis­ in the peat received numerous cells South Windsor correspondent El­ trict. incumbent Mra. Doris W. ♦ OXIDIZING ★ WITHSTAND FROST AND SDN, on* o f 7 Big B tH Chovy glvot from residents attempting to lo­ LIGHT ★ PREVENT WATER PENETRATION * RESIST more G. Burnham, telephone Lyon, 308, and Second District, in­ cate their doctors on holideya and OILS, GASOLINE it LOOKS RETTER it ONEX FINISH Mitchell 4-0674. you ovof any ear in h$ Bold cumbent Mrs. Gertrude A. Haven, weekends. it DdPROVES PROPERTY. 400: , A Chamber spokesman said the Agent of Town Deposit Fund, FLINTAR meoto nH iMuiremonto of Fed. Spec. No. RPM855» Penguin Eggs Eaten You’ve got more to go on than our organisation had checked with the r e m e m b e r tko belt cost so little. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 18 First Selectman Galinat, 407; Mancheater Mensoriel HoepiUI APPUOA'nON WITH MODERN MACHINE say-8 0 : E verg motor magazine haa Board of Tax Review, incum­ 'and Mancheater Medical Assn and Cape Town—Penguin e^gs, al­ given Chevy’s standard passenger car bents Albert.-F. Bray, 428, and been aseured that, as in the past, AMESITE SEAL COATING CO. ready a highly prized food in South and Corvette V8’s unstinted praise. Ernest F. Gowdy, <00; those calling the emergency num­ TEL. BU 9-5425— Evtnings Ml 3-4362 . Africa, may soon be appearing on SPORTS CARS ILLUSTRATED aaya Zoning Board o f Appeals, in­ ber will be promptly put In touch gourmets’ tables in France as a it this way: ", . . surely the moat cumbents Grant E. Tootnaker Sr., with doctors on duty. result o f a recent visit to South A f­ wonderfully responsive engine avail­ 403, chairman Richard W. Oren- The Oiambsr staff and talsphone rica by a French connoisseur, bach, 392, and Carl R. Ohrlstenaen, Pierre Mervandelles. He took able today at any price.” And if you operators have also been briefed in 'want the thrift of a six, you still get 888: handling emergency calla, the home with him many South Afri­ Grand Jurora, Incumbent A. W. Chamber spokesman said. can recipes and said he thought it the best of it in's Chevy. likely that penguin eggs might soon be used in exotic dishes in BEST ECONOMY France. 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For rates to other Parcel Pickup LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED places, see the front pages of your dii-ectory. 336 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE MI 9-5253 Yonr Atsamnee of m 8»fe PUoe To B ay- Open Tuee. thru Snt. B- Service To f - Build — Live! , 9:00 to 5:80 PJH. Your Car New Hours? Open Daily 7;30 A.M. Mon. thru Sat. ThurwUy TiU » PAI. MONDAY Thra SATURDAY 10 to 10 Open Until 5 P.M, Monday thru Thursday DIRECTIONS: Take Wilbur Cross Parkway to Exit 105, follow signs to Union then take loc tu w Call by number. > • • twice a* foot! Friday Nights Until 8 :30— Saturday Until Noon low Hollow State Park to Route 171. Turn left and watch for signs. Route 198 thru Bige- Cioaed MoniUys During . July Nid August CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Bn SMtkiri Nfw Ei i Im A TitopliMN C iip iR 1229 MAIN STRECT MANCHESTER. CONN. 1 . A Ml 9-B13t

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'T l^ ttflE ST E ^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 195ii; PA G E SE V E N r A O c a z MANCRE8TEB EVENING HERALD, lIANCaiSITER. OOim« FElDAY, JULY 17, MB9 * p ii nsrveuB for fear Adssuiuer may Hbmrl][f8trr Wdrd has shown uS, and, InddOd Your Pocketbook Billie Holiday Dies, think we ate going t« step aa his Meeting Set Today thS axptrtSnee t t bur ftflows Girl Scout Describes Ttl. Ml Sorniiis l|praUk ioaa,«or his Idea*, or his pteatige, aRbwl us, that ws cannot build en By FATE HENLE Wasted by Drugs FOR FRESCRIFTION in order to get some broad settle­ Here ’ri There In Norwich Strike S false foundation. CWsosion la For The Best In Gas Heat DELIVERY utc. ment of East-W ut issues. part of the divine ordSr of things What makes the new share \ (Cetitteined from Page Oae) inm rag* 0*«) in order that our souls might M Roundup in Colorado owner aay: "Ttiat’e the stock foc. - And if we were to say why. both by cISSnSSd of ths careless SdtS of the me.”? . the hospital unronsctoii* oA May FINE FHARMACY Russia and are thus liervoos suggasUd that' fbur IMal pest God gives to us thia right On Tuesday, June 30, a group oFtlsrgv silver star which would be What gives him w»nd. ^hce that 31 afters., she Collapsed' In her about what our respective eatsl- WALTER E. TEDFORD and, in turn, forttvS*. u* and exciUd Sanlor Girl Scouts left New added to the U.8. flag tn one year. here'la t. aure-flre,'money-making apartment.' eltrgymsa, wtia havS Sx^rSsSSd in- cissAsts us So thSt #e may he vehicle? la-It rumor or a Ur T'To lltes expect from us, we would say OUUKTT BDirUB P. STOLTZ, Inc. Haven bound for the National Sen­ All DrewDetaU taraat In thS fiiattsr, bs InviUd to When death came. she. was un­ that It Is becauee b ^ lUiesIe and rSSdy for ths nStr adventure* of ior Girl Scout Roundup In Colorado The girls, arose each morning what ektent does his broker, hi* alt In as nsutral ebS4rvSM. ThS life ShSSd Of US. Vary ^tS n wS neighbor, Ma reading of' the fl- der arrest--charged ■with posaes- we dn have Ideas of doing things GAS HEATING CONTRACTORS Springs, Colo. Among these girl* to the welconllng sight of the aufl oouncU atrSM. SrS confused and ISdk any rSSl were .four from Manchester, who, nanolet news sway him? aloii of a pArk of heroin In her which will displease and perhaps With the fair-goiiur aeiuon rapidly approaching, Ck>nneet|- reflecting -off Pike’i .Peak, the cut families looking for a day or evening out have a choice Becauas of thS h6ur, tb* cistrty- sense of dirSeUM to Our UvSS M- 496 PARK STRICT-^ARTPORD with four girls from Glastonbury, chilly air, and the thought of start­ I’ve made e bit of a survey. bed. niB U R m uM MATia abandon our respective eatelUtss. cause ws hsve failed to go back, made up New England Patrol 70. Herewith my conclusions: r m b l* la Adoaae* of 47 fairs to chose from, with such events as horsedrawing nsen could not bS rsaehad. It was TELEPHONE CHopd 7-26S1 ing a charcoal fire aa soon as pos­ She had been under treatment Om Tmt because we know that has to be ^ rM d to hold toAllrht’S lAMUiig •and to romova ths diseased jmr- Members of the patrol included sible;'and then there were thoae Meet frequently people decide E Month*_ . _ j contests, livestock and poultry shows, parades, car races, art tlons through confession and fOr- Poppy Gerard, patrol leader; to buy a stock because of some­ for liver and heart disease Md UontliB •*••••*#••*•••• a•••• done soonei or later If normalcy With UkS clSrgyiRftn in atUndaneS. who braved' an early morning other ailment*. iMtk shows, canning contests and a host of others. There are so The strike started es Norwich givsnaas. If wa wiii humbts our­ Marion Creamer, Susan McKinney shower. Everyone had her turn as thing they have ob/arved. A pho­ Is to return * i Germany, to Eu­ selves and seek the forgiving .. and Beth Gartside, all of Manches­ tographer 1 knew paseed a new Childhood Sordid ' LIFE many fine fairs planned again this year, it mifrht be well to embarked On a week-kmg tercen­ flrebultder, cook, or clean-up.; but I Oopjr rope, and to the world. The Com­ picH and chose the one or more^ tenary celebration. The resulting Grace of God, we then can be as­ ter; and Margaret Phinney, as- every once tn while you were jfiven plant aa he drov> back and forth Mi*« Holiday, who had a. '^.nr munist puppets in East Germany, sured Of a sweeter, more meaning­ aiatant patrol leader; Susan Mac­ from work. No* orrly wee th* did childhood ..in 'her native Balti­ most convenient. Oct. 10, with the usual entertain­ wnppers, atra«r* and dther blrtb- time off. and Adenauer in West Germany, One of the. earliest fairs near­ day debris left atreeu a mess. In ful existence, both in our own Donald, Patty Onderdonk and Although the girls were not ac­ plant new, but so was t|ie com­ more, hit the entertainment Th* AaM&l*a •» est to Manchester will be the Tol­ m ent Children ara admitted free. h*»rte end in our reistlonsMpe Latlcla Phinney, all of Olaaton- pany’s name. heights In the' 19.30s. She made her «m tM tajGka aa* at raooMioaiiM M both have stakes in the continued Many other communities. some caaee, merchanU and reei- ' hury. customed to the high altitude, and ail aaaa d|Mia*ah^ m < »*t lo It ot land County 4-H Fair, Aug. 21 and denu have Swept the streets. with Our feiiowihen. x/n y E/‘ CASES OP SODA AT scorching sun, whenever they saw * Month by month, he noticed first rei!ordingS in 1933. partition of Germany. The po­ Granges and organisations 3 After a 2-day train ride, with a more cars in the parking lot. He Saa eSeMMTiaeei a m oaMlalMa bM 22 in Vernon. Thl* one will be held throughout the State have plan­ Msny residsnta have csrried Rev. Laurence j. Vincent DISCOUNT PRICES anyone . coming their way, they In the 1950* she started to elip tJMtmSmitBtiir litical future of both depends upon in the county's new 4-H building AT OUR BOTTUNO PLANT stopover for some sightseeing in concluded increased activity must badly • - a r r e * t s' on narcotics AU rtgaia at fapaaBaalioe ol apaoal ned fairs again this year. For their own garbage to the City Chicago, the special train arrived never failed to say "Where 'ya all spell kurger profits. He inveatigat-' Mf a u r m s mo-U M m tm M»p«t«iKa harala ara ahn raaim t it. J t is conceivable that Russian now under construction. Features some good family fun, try one. We dump in automobiles since ths 12 Laigt Bottle* Priceo quoted a n for homo dottv- from? Got any swaps?” Swaps charges in several states; a ”rure" surm sm i r ‘7 4 S § erleo o i^ ! extra eharge for baa- In ■ Colorado Springs Thursday ed and found out the company was in a federal hospital that didn't roll aarfiea cOant at H. M A. diplomacy knows it may have to of th* 2-dey and night fair will bs think you'll enjoy yourselves. strike etarted. morning, July ,2, From there, the played an Important part in the liveatock and poultry shows, 4-H qnets, partteo, ehos^nti woddlage, Roundup. After the girls finished publicly held and its praflt out- work; bouts with the. bottle, and abandon its puppet ,and that this * 1 . 5 0 scouts were taken to the Roundup kxA good. only small'Jobs despite the best ef­ abandonment is actually Ruaaia's exhibits, a horse ebsw. and a live ■ete. - -f- ■ site by special buses. swapeihg, they often became en­ Police W ork W eek Cot Tax Incl. It Is so good that currently the fort* of her manager-husband. | stock parade. Children will be Sd Marion Creamer, press corre­ gaged In conversations about the company is up for merger with a purpose in all this current phase if mitted free. A Thought for Todgy Plus Deposit future. Such conversations as "Lady's Day's” last major Jazz | diplomacy. And it is conceivable spondent for the Manchester con- leading aircr^t market. My pho­ concert appearance was on Sept. I Another one near Manchester Chicago—Sixty-seven of the na­ ftpooeored by tke llsaektotes MANCHESTER ' tingent, has 'written an account of these made life-long friendships, tographer friend is a happy share- Hm H*raM f natiai OMaplm, I that w ' too are also prepared to tion'*' cltlss cut work hours of po­ $1.65 Delivered and may even promote better rela- 13, '.1058, at Town Hall. Her la st! laa ae naaaelaJ raatnaMhOlty will be the Wapplng Fair, ached OooneO ef Ofenrekes the 10-day encampment, telling of owner. public appearance—at an off-j arrow atwaarlafi ta sacrifice Adenauer's stake in con­ uled for the day and evening of licemen during 1958, but patrol­ I Tax Incl. I aome of the highlights. The ^rla tion.r Mooday—1 b-aa fMday. putting on a heart-rending display rade, square dance, and, an sue to the International City Mana­ of the disciple John, we read these ★ ★ ★ ■ hand in hand, we climb. Climb, tlona and exhibits which were ueadar—I p.u Mnndar 0* our unwillingness to do so, with­ gers Assn. Also, firemen' in more words: “If we confess our sins, Hs Ml 3-7922 brought to this international Girl haunt him. He got to thinking had banned her from entertaining | . ..'ednaM ay—1 p .ai T u ta d a j Ubn. ' Children under 12 are ad I CLIMB,” was the only thought about the prospects for the alumi­ in night club* here in recent; ir T buraday—1 p.rn. W aaneeday, out proving, by our performance than half the cities of 10,000 pop­ is faithful and Just to forgivs us running through the mind’s of the Scout gathering by each patrol. FuRBral Stnriet >r Friday—1 p.aL naraday. mitted free. ulation work 67 hours or more a num industry. He decided he’d like yeara. on stage, that we do such a pain­ our sins and cisanse us of all tm- Small Bottles girls as they loaded their packs The demonstrations and exhibits ir Saturday—! p ra mday. The Hartford County 4-H Fair week, although 108 cities cut the righteousnesa." represented aome aspect of the a share of its future. He bought. In better days Miss Holiday had; ORMUND J. WEST. DHoetor Claaatnrd daadlln*; lOtlN) % at aai ful thing only in the interest of gets under way at Bradley Field Case of 24 South Off onto. their backs and prepared to He held. He added t'j his holdings. tay of DubHeaUaB axeapi tateriay weekly hours in 1058. Salaries The need to atop and make leave the train at Colorado customs, history, and industries of appeared with Benny Goodman i 142 EAS1 CENTER ST. ) a IB peace for all humanity. in Windsor Locka Aug, 21, 22 and for both firs and police employes things right I* very frequently each patrol's home community, He, too, is happy. and Louis Armstrong. Among h e r! 23, the same time as the- fair in $ 1 2 0 Coiitor St. Springs. What motivates the distaff side Aatchell 9-1196 Friday. July 17 The only thing is. vre don't think are generally higher in the larger neglected in thia day of headlong state or country. w. big song hits were "Them 'There Vernon. In addition to the horse cities than in the small ones. rush toward ths "good life." God’s Tax Incl. With their knees buckling un A number of the demonstra­ most in stock selection is product Eyes,” "Strange Fruit” and "I the performance on either aide la drawing, liveatock and horse show, North Off der their heavy loads, the girls’ acceptance first and the quality Cover the Waterfront.” fooling either set of Germans one Plus Deposit tions, many of them in colorful of advertising t!;oee products sec­ I The Special Audience the fair will feature profesaional spirits were soon perked up by the costumes, depicted the national She also wrote the words to Manchester's Oldest bit. Thi East German puppets entertainment, a parade and a Wott Ctntor St. sight of an Army band, men, ond. Conversely, p-eny a woman Parkade ApartnvEints Second Section Opens 'iGod Bless the Child,” "Fine and I The diplomat* at Geneva have ‘*Sonnyt if you aren't $1.35 Delivered character of original settlers and reports that she hSL, sold her stock A second section of the Green Manor garden apartments on W, Middle Tpke; will be formally open­ with nnest Pacllitte*. .trust their Russian sponsors''about square dance. Children under 12 women, children, and photog;raph- immigrants, such as Swedish Miellow,” and "Don’t Explain.” Off-Street ParMny Farioua reasons for wasting time, are admitted free. : AMAZING NEW a good hoy, the LAV- I Tax Incl. ers. Ali Just waiting for the girls! in a company is she became dis­ ed Sunday. Model apartments, furnished by Watkins Bros., may be inspected by the public then The last record bearing her name at much as Adenauer trusts us, J^ asSS !f-- dances, Chinese and Dutch food satisfied with the performance of from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. A spokesman for the Green Manor Construction Co., which built the Established 1874 ^ d various talents for doing It. The Columbia Firemen’s Fair, ERYS will get you!" Plus Deposit Eagerly the girls boarded the specialties, and Irish flings. was a long-playing disc of 12 of Aitd those observers who >iow which is not a t all. always an exciting one. will be buses, and impatiently sat through lU products. apartments, said more than 20 of the 62* units in the new section have been rented in advance, her old numbers, made this spring. Other demonstrations were of Wall Street professionals who from the blueprints. There are 96 additional units in the first section built iMt year. (Herald It was called "Lady Sings the think they know where the confer­ held in that fown Aug. 28 through HAILED BY DOCTORS a 20-minute bus ride, which former skills and trades of early 30, both day and night. Thia SMAU BOTTLES — CASE OF 30 seemed more like two hours. When can dispense a wealth of carefully Photo by Oflara). \ Blues.” ence Is heading—which la toward Highest Ever FOS RELIEF OP American ways, such as gold pan­ documented material from their year, the firemen plan professional the Roundup site finally came in­ ning, adobe brick making, early an understanding on Berlin which More American* were at work entertainment, photo and art LAVERY .5 0 Case Of 30 Delivered to view, "The Road -Winds Up- security analysU report that fre­ $].75 California rancho branding, and quently customers come in say­ will allow a summit conference to in June than ever before. The new shows, horse drawing and farm HAY FEVER, ASTHMA, EXTERMINATING CO. Tax Incl. Tax Inel. , ward” immediately burst forth duckcalling. be held—can be pardoned their Im­ machinery exhibit! as well as from the girls; and even louder ing; ”I’ve been studying the want record total stood at 67,342,000, Ml ^ 1 3 9 0 20,000 Vlaitor* ads in the Sunday paper.' If^uch patience as they watch the for­ many other features. Children Plus Deposit Plus Deposit cheers were heard when the girls above the previous high which was are also admitted free. saw-the “MP’s.” On July 8, the Boundup 'aite Euid such a company needs so much eign ministers head down one side SINUS, ALLERGIES hit in July of 1987. The Stafford Fair at Stafford Greeted b.v Patrol* was swamped with an eatimated new talent, executive, profession­ alley after another, as though they At this point, when a Republican Springs comes later in the seaaon After registering. Patrol 79. 20,000 visitors. All day these via al and so forth, they niust'be con­ . dldn:t know where-they ware go­ national administration so obvious­ —Oct. 1 through 3. It features itors trailed scouts from one cor­ fident of their future, they must from Manchester ami Glastonbury; be makliig money, I’d like lo buy ing, and had no intention of ever an auto race, horse race, antique A reinarkabte new "Puri- was warmly greeted by patrol* ner of the camp to the other. They f o r d s ly relishes the pririlege of report­ ’ o u t fm n t watched over shoulders, as the girls that stock.” getting' there. display and band concert, aa well Iron” h u been developed from Montana, Illinois, and West ing such beautiful statistics, we aa the usual events. *1111* fair by dectronic sdentistt. It kept swapping fof more prized "Had a hunch the XYZ Company Virginia, who offered their serv­ would go places.” This phrase I But aside from ali the usual tal­ always like to remember the Re­ also admits children under 12 free. h beiiu acclaimed by doc­ ices. These patrols, were members possessions to'add to their already ent of cold war diplomacy for put­ publican scorn that greeted that Features of the Marlborough tors ansr they buy it and over-loaded hats. These same vis-- heard r^eatedly in my survey. of the same troop. The troop felt Yet those who uttered such seem­ ting on a protracted show, this visionary of the left, Henry Wal­ Grange Fair, Aug. 29 will be a see it work m thsir own very fortunate to have Mrs. Oma itors peered around tents to see liveatock show, special supper,, en­ B homts, for their own fami­ how each camper went about her ingly unreasoned thinking, I dis­ 1 Warwick, from Texas, and Mr*. particular conference has a partic­ lace, when he once dared to predict tertainment, midway, sperial sup­ PLANTLAND'S daily kapers, and stood on tip-toe covered, were reacting conscious­ ular reason for its display. Each an America of the future which lies - and for thdr patients Jean Hatcher, from .Georgia, as for GJtS ECONOMY! per and show of farm machinery. to watch the demonstrations. ly or subconsciously upon either in their offioft and operst- troop leaders. pure emotion or a nmvs item they Bide of the conference is playing to would be able to provide jobs for Children under 12 are admitted ingroomt. The encampment officially At night, thS visitors were a very special audience—its own as many aa 60,000,000 people. free. treated to a special program had read somewhere. - 'PURTTRON cletrt any opened on Friday evening, Jul.'y 3, marking Colorado’s Rush to the Once son-'eone decides to become particular half of Germany. Many It seems only fair to honor Wal­ The State’s longest-running fair room of irritating dust, with a campfire in the small a shareowner, it seems an un­ Is the one in Danbury. Oct. 3 arena. The small arena, was In the Rockies Centennial, held In the of th* words spoken in the formal lace as a prophet v.'hile honoring odors, pollen and smoke. S H A D E S A L E large area. This program was fortunate play of emotion takes ’59 FORD SIXES-125.2 MILES the Republicans aa accomplishers. through 11. This one held In the shape of a howl, over the top of open sessions are spoken primariiy day only. Features of this popular O|0* - ttt.tl Ws better than a kitchen based on a roded with some 75 over. What I mean is this: A still more realistic view might exhaust fan. ^ * t Go Through Anethor Hot, HumM Sununor Without u CooNiig SiNNit which the girls kept coming like The prospective shareown­ for the benefit of those "aulvlsers'’ fair are auto racing, a livestock Jvit Shu 1*1 H'l SMtshM i r t 9 . an invasion of red ants. Boy Scouts demonstrating KO' from the two Germanies who sit hold that nobody in the political show, farm machinery, auto rac­ share Indian dances, a group of er hears of a forthcoming stock MAKE "e”- 114.1 MILES u a n WHST oocTOst sno usias sar atour susitbon i The retiring of the colors at the split. Without investigaiting wheth­ at their special tables Just next realm really has too much to do ing, horse show, cattle draw.r.g, ------ORDER NOW FOR FALL PLANDNG ___ Avenue of Flags, which displayed precision horseback riders, apd professional entertainment and a *yurs*lMd » |^ U U o l» . tim* Ip IS pMrp ply ion hps plpst the Mile HI Band of Denver. The er the company plans a dividend to the main conference table. with th* operation of our economic rprroripp pplrpelpp tor p with his mouth cIopc* ... not Afhtln* to 103 flags of states, possessions, increase or r/hetflier the slock has midway. dust aliaiw patiant** (Pans- brMtlM- No sort throat, no araekod Kpo. Ta SUGAR MAPLE and foreign countries, opened the moat exciting part of the evening MAKE “S” -102.5 MILES A ll testa ' When the conference reopened machine, other than to try to guess •ylraala daetar) . . . **Por tho Invantor anE manufaeturor. mjr thaoka.** CHINESE ELM came when the "Pony Express” recently added a half-dozen or on Monday, It almost immediately the right moment for a little oil, a The Brooklyn Fair. Aug. 28 tha Aral Uma 1 woha np • ‘‘Triad to far anbr ono day and fohnd II first all-camp gathering. The more points to its price, the desire through 30 runs in "Hie daytime, wHHout alnua tn>ubta"( Naw tava manrahMM raliaf. Thanks!** • “I gal CRIMSON KING MAPLE United States flag, remained fly­ rushed in with a messagie to the conducted end retuHt went into a dispute which had ab­ little braking, a little sand under Jaraty MD) . . . “CoatroUad gathma with hay favar and that'a why 1 NORWAY MAPLE Round-upers from President to buy is translated', into action. MAKE “C”-100.0 MILES with the exceptio.i of Aug. 28, a atubbora form of raapinso bought PuritroB. Baliava ma it la wonda^ ing all night, with a spotlight fo­ Often the result is a LOrry share­ the wheels, or a few government tory oUtrvy In my dantptw . fu l Ifahaa ma braatha a u la r. . . and alaap. Eisenhower, which was read by solutely no other purpose than to when it remains open during the agal** (SM tham i VARIEGATED MAPLE cused upon it, to pa.v respect to holder. CERTIFIED evening. In addition to th* usual I phyoMaa) (All taatlmaalaia abnro wora wiaaUdlad.) 10% off RED MAPLE * Mrs. Culmer. convince the respective Germanies orders. Ihe last time the 48-starred flag Or the prospective shareholder features, there will be a band con­ PAASEN RED MAPLE EARLY ORDERS' would fly. The last campfire of the Girl MAKE “I” - 95.5 MILES N A Vang • of by America’s foremast that their champions at the big In any case .the almost dizzy cert and agricultural exhibits. All WEEPING WILLOW Scout Round-up was held July 12, is 4n business. For one or another table were prepared to go down miracle of recovery from reces­ There is no possible way to de­ reason some company within the independent eutemetive children are admitted free of A URGE SELECTION OF BIG TREES scribe how it sounded when 10,- called the "Fire of Friendship.” i othor trucks the line for th—i. sion goes on, becoming more hand­ charge. This campfire brought together industr.v in which he operates at­ 000 girls and staff took part in the tracts him more thai others in MAKE "D”- 87.8 MILES I 100.0 miles reseorch orBenixetien* The dispute began when Secre­ some month by month. All the PINE-LENOX PHARMACY for the last time this year Girl I The Glastonbury Grange Fair singing which followed: other than Scouts from 26 nations in a dis­ that industry tary of State Herter made the other June statistics blended into will be held in .South Glastonbury 299 E. CENTER ST. Ml 9-0896 to say, the music Just kept bounc­ Perhaps it is nothing more than •MAIM AVASASU ON SSOUIST —. Enjoy Outdoor Living ing back from the surrounding play of international friendship. A tfiU t-f-tet <*: rsy. Bm MST, SarS OMMm faux pas of suggesting, in open a picture of new aiid immediate representative from each nation frlendohip with a salesman. So hills, and was an in.spiratlon to this is the stock he buys; Money Sam VaMr raaiean*. /MraS i t , Si lMtmm meeting, that a secret meeting of prosperity"even bigger than any­ anyone who heard it. took an ember of the fire which the Big Four be held. When such thing that has gone before. sprayed around picnic areas will keep will be taken home to her country, iMis been made and money lost |9J5 Main St Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Thurs. and Fri. to 9 p.m. - Closed Mon. - MI 3-5171 mosquitoes and Dias away tor over 24 After a brief welcoming speech and burned on Friendship Day via this method. a suggestion is made In the open, It has almost come to the point ORTHO ISOTOX hours. by Mrs. Charles U. Culmer, na­ 1060. Whait my neighbor, my golf in the presence of the German ad for government to begin to think tional president of the Girl Scouts ' On the following day. the first partner, ”l?>y uncle's cousin has visers, Oromykb feels compelled to of braking, srtien only yesterday of the USA, 'a .l-pointed fire wa* girls began to leave. 'With their bought is another favorite yard­ lit In recognition of the persona make one specifle 'response. It is the concern F | partlcuiar German ♦ard. and never JOHN.IEAVITT"'^ ffjrf §ai fareitere Ct$aiiiag I Name...... going to do anything or agree to Washington—A survey by th I Address anything which would displeaselts PuWlc Health Service Indicates OPEN 7 DAYS, that only 36 per cent of the peo­ I PHONI CHipiit I City “ DILLON SALES and SERVICE own particular Germans. The Rus­ ple in the United States see their I sian* are terribly afraid their Ger­ A WEEK dentist* each year. The propor­ 319 MAIN STREET man puppeU may get the idea the tion of females who visit a den 34.tS MANCHESTER. CONN. *W««i*n* may awap them In for tlst at least once a year was 28.95 1*18 TOLLAND TUENP|KE, 102 GRANBY STREET # BLOOMFIELD •oiB* taxMd iwtUement o? East- found to be 38 per cent compared ■ ’ ” I I ' ' fill. • SSS Feet Over Hartford Tom Uaw h a n o h e s t e e —-s n t-siM W*it tasuea. Wa s ^ eontlnually with S4 per cent for American Read Herald Advs. males. ^

r e n O B T MANCHB8TEE WKNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. l^ID A Y , JULY 17. 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8TEE, OONMm FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1969 PAOI NINE { Gtt^vention Picks latton in tMs matter, Uit Judge Karp Hits Lack of Facilities . eald, eeome uoelMe. Equa 1 Time\MarHn Asks Tests O b i t u a r y "There ere alwaye powerful end Castro Quits in Move No Progress Made Two from T01 more preeeing Inhbylng foreee at Easing Backed , To Help Chronic Drunkards work to pueh thia type of requeat LeMs Wetsteae A x M m t Danatom and Michael in the background." To Rally Supporters On Filtering Water F\ineral services were heM to­ ircOenMU, bolli mmnbera o t Dll- But an appeal to AA, he eug- A glaring need for a federal o r ^ t o , the Judge added; they are geeted. which la deeply tnteraeted By Humphrey day in Hartford for Leula Wat- On Berlin Dispute wordi-GonuiR-Quay Poat, Ameri­ atate farm aa a living and work simply acta of nuisance. in the matter and which ia a vot­ are Working together to help dicta­ Authorisation for consulUng^job of town dark. DiractoT. Roi>- stona, 89, founder o f tha Watstone can Legton, have bean named a1- ing fore# in tu own right, might Iran Om ) Tobaeeo Co. One o f the <»npainr'a The need tor care lind housing tor Rafael L TrujiUo of the l>oml- (OonUaMd from Pai« O m ) aervioM and teat welia at Portar- art Gordon had raquaatod tMa ing plaea for chroiite drunkarde be the right path through which BANTLY warehousee ia locatad at St4 BrMtf (OMilaMd hoas Pago O m ) ternotoa to tha National American becomes more and more apparent, OIL II to so hdura a day—to th« nlcan Republic and other foes of Howard reaervolra will be aaked nnttor b r d iea iw d after the to Wsat Bsrlia aeraos Bast Gap- (alcoholiOa) waa eloimod by Judge the judge sald< As men like ths to make government aware of thia St. and a eon, Julius Wetstone, of uany. Lagtoi eonlrenUan to be heM in i^yailan latPiTO pra|[rain. He said Prime Minister Fidel Castro by something done about the equal of the Board of DIractors at a Board wMad a FFOO raiaa tor town an 18-month truee In the Berlin Jtilec A. Karp In Town Ootirt thia fotir today continue to Appear in problem. reducing the qtiots of sugar (Tuba time rule. regular meeting TuetRlay at 6 p.m. dark EdwCxs TomMal ovar Ifar- West Hartford, forawriy Uved In Y f^ r d a y ’a fiiMtlnt produced MiraiaapolL next month. It would '‘determine the fate of our Manchester. crisis and his proposal for an ail- morning. court year aftel- year. The judge also said tha various revointlan.’' can sell in the United Stsles. He refused to esy be was • can­ In the Munidpat Building. . tin's objaetiona last May. Martin aoma a^Mtoca that ths wsat may 'Iliey were named thia morning A state farm would not be an clinics and atate hospitals, all too Mr. Wetstone, who lived in Weat Gem an committee to negotiate on flnil It pdenMa'to toe end to get an In calling attention 'to the pUgh$ OppOBlUon tn Caetro'e plan to The Cuban foreign minister de­ didate, «nd added he had to be T h e aervicea and wells ara be­ bad and all town dapartowit. at the 41at annual oenvention of economic drag, the Judge said. few, do not seem to be the an- pretty careful in hla remarks or he Hartford, died yeeto’day at the German reunification and d peace agreement with' Russia to Shelve the' Oonneeticut Tepartment of of alcohollco,' the Judge eald An kreak up lanre land holdlMa to clared there was a direct connec­ ing aaked by General Manager iiaada should ba diown aqual treaty. Apparently they failed Men sent there eouM be produc­ xwsr. either. Cures are; achieved ROCKVILLfi TR S-S271 •ravtde small farms for the ikn'tl- tion between the alleged invasion would be "immoMUsed" from Richard Martin to determine'' if traalmant an6 that a plan to put Hartford Hospita] a'ftor a shoK the Soviet threat to Berlin for aev- the American Legion in Hartford. appeal to. Alcoholiea Anonymmia illnass. He wae born tn Russia, again, as they had ht public aes- eral years. tive tlirough agriculture or other there only if patiente volunteer to leas has haen reported from sugar plot and the appearance of the speaking over radio or talevtaioit. the water aupply can be filtered Tomklal on tha salary plan bad Over 1,000 membera throughout (AA) ‘•a a lobbsrtog force and coo]Mrate. Aaked bluntly by Martin Agroii- and had Uved in the Hartford sions earlier this week. The Western ministers believe work. Unresponsive men could be and cattle intereete. former commander of Castro's air by a means other than a costly toilan through ir. the past. the State are attending the con­ voting bloc may be the . beat sent to Jail if it seemed neces­ July M la the anniversary of force before the U.S. Senate Inter­ sky, "Do you want' to be preai- Tha manager aaid ha interpret­ area for more than SO years. He American offleisls aaid they that progress toward agreemknt vention. means whereby this glaring need filter plant Martin has mentioned 'ffere left with the feeling of pessi- can be achieved only in secret see­ sary. Castro's aucceaaful revolution nal Security Subcommittee beaded dentT" Humpnrey replied: ed tha legislation making the town was president Of the tobacco com­ 2 o'clock tomorrow, a parade can )>e brought before legialative a poasibillty of getting the water riiism as a result of the failure to slons, away from the propaganda The Judge pointed out that send­ THE OFFICE OF ag^nst Fulgencio Batista. The by Eastland. WIU Say Yes through wella after It percolates clerk a town employe as stating pany until retiring several years \rill be held in Hartford. The local bodies, either federal or state. "One of these daye I wilt an­ ago. make any progress at today’s spotlight of the seml-puUlc con- ing drunkards to Jail is a cost to Towii of Boltoii movement began in 1953. Maj. Pedro Laiis Lhaz Lena, who through sand, filtering itself. that the salary would be fixed for American Leghm hand wUl take Judge Korp'i atatefirient was ths taxpayer without any produc­ swer that in the affirmative." He leaves two other sona Mur­ meeting. ference meetings that are fully re­ prompted oa four men, repeated DR ROBERT WALSH Several weeks ago Castro invit­ fled to th« United States after The Directors are also expected elective terms as a basis for cam­ pined to the prees. pRia and 8 the high school recreation field. end to come to an understanding more gatherings of that kind un­ 100 years behind in caring for fel­ tranaact the following; FROM JULY 18 president of Argentina ahead of group roused Wtter Anti-Ameri­ "If t^ia Is followed (the equal- A public hearing originally set on that the extehaion of Weatminater Woodmere, L. I., 17 grandchildren less the deleguons from East and Court Cases Frank Furphy; alt of no certain low men who need help.” state holidays tn order to rally time rule) It will put off the air and 18 great-grandchildren. with the Russians on Berlin snd 1st To nominate candidates for all can feelings among Castro sup­ $2S,000 frem the capital improve­ Rd. from Forter S t to E. Center West Germany were present. addreaaee, were each sentenced to Judge Karp pointed to the suc- popular support. porters. The Prime Minister had many of my friends in Congress," Memorial Week Is being ob­ on the conduct of further nego­ Town officee to he acted upon RF^OPEN ment reserve fund for permanent S t be abandoned. Gromyko obviously was making 30 days in jail. ceas of a state-operated farm in In the BlennicI Town Election The new^taper Reyolucion in an- denounced Diaz as a traHor and he aakt. paviiv will not be held. Martin The Directora will also consider served at the home of his daugh, tiations about unification and a a grandstand bid for new recog­ James J. Gorman, 22, of 685 Por­ Jail Not Punlshmeat n o u n c i n g Castro's resignation ter, Mrs. Ben Weiss, 19 Sequin German peace settlement. , Seattle, Wash., which houses alco­ of October 5, 1959. supporter of Bsittsta. He conceded he has an official said It was not advertised in time. fixing a day for a public Hearing nition of the Communist East Ger­ ter St„ who almost ran down a These and others like them. hol victims, provides medical care AUG. 3 plana said today; Roa said President Eisenhow­ campaig*' office, however, and said Rd., West Hartford. West German officials say they patrolman with his car on Main S t 2nd To transact any other huainsss He added that a delay In the pub­ on an additional appropriation of man regime. When the three West­ Judge Karp said, are sentenced to tor them and RdVes them work to proper to come before aaid 'This newspaper has learned er's comments on Diaz' Commu­ he "thought it ' much better to lic hearing will not delay the pav­ $4,876 for bond maturitiea and in- think Gromyko has toughened hla ern ministers rejected hlg maneu­ early last Saturday, pleaded guilty jail not aa punishment but merely do. come'clean" a id sry so. and that today to charges of failure to obey meeting. that the prime minister has in the nist chargea i gal' si Oastro ing program. tereat. Martin aaid the semi-an­ bargaining position for two rea­ ver, he agreed to resumption of to give them a place to live where Appeal Useleas Democratic Town Committee last few hours taken the decision "opened tire way to a better un­ M is actively promoting him for Bond RaiificaUon sons. One ia the existence of dis­ the secret talks behind the social an officer, failure to carry a license, nual interest Febc 1, 1960 on the Fonerola they will not disturb thf public. For Indivtduala to write their Iflncent KrsesIckI, Chairman to resign his post that he accepted derstanding between us," Eisen­ president. In another matter, the Board will North Junior High School bonds at agreement in the Western camp facade. and intoxication. Their offenses are not criminal congressmen snd appeal tor Icgis- Dated at Bolton July 17, 1959. Read Herald Advi. because of national necessity some hower told hie newrs conference "Can you come a little cleaner, consider adopting a resolution con­ 9.9 per cent will be $29,250, as on issues involved in the negotia-. Gorman also pleaded guilty to months ago. WednesdaV that 'The United are you-a candUate?" Agronsfcy firming and ratifying the $1.8 mil­ compared to the $24,375 appro­ tion with Russia. Tho other ia the x fourth charge, assault, bu't the •Tt is known also that without Donald H. McCana States has m ,de no such charges asked. lion bond issue for the North Jun­ priated. The funeral, of Donald H. Mc­ fact that, the Western ministers plea was erased and the court dis­ doubt public opinion 'will be ior High School. —such 'hing , a e charged, and "I've said as much as I'm going Street Ughtiag Cann, Huntingdon Valley, Pa., was arrived here last weekend express­ Public Records missed the charge. greatly moved by this action which they are not always easy to prove." to," Humphrey answered. Setting public hearings on putting ing -optimism about the chances Gorman was fined $10 on the Fidel Castro will explain in a news a aanitary sewer main and water Another agenda Item ia author­ held at 2 o'clock yesterday after­ 'The foreign minister said the In New York. CBS Vice Presi­ noon in St. Mary's Episcopal for coming to terms with Gromy­ Warrantee Deeds intoxication count, and $15 for conference later today. antl-Castro conspirators in the dent Sig Mtokelskm ‘Xmflrmed that main in Highland St. ia also on the ization of extendihg tha street ko on a Berlin settlement. disobeying an officer. The court "It is also known that there are agenda. That matter waa tabled by lighting program to include' the Church. The Rev. Alfred L. Wil­ Earl D. and Louise E. Boone to United Slates had sert up an or­ the net-work’s attoi-neys had ad­ liams, rector, officiated, and U.S. Will OontoM Ellery A. and, Janet V. Turner, susjiended judgment against fail­ very serious and Just causes for the Directora laat week following Manchester Green intersection. American officials say that in ganization known as the -"white vised that the invitation to Hum­ Franklin Lawrence was organist. property on View St. ing to carry a license. the dedaion from one whose acts rose" wtii(4i_ had ties wrth fa'c- phrey be withdrawn. request by Theodore Powell for Main Bt. from the Center to E, spite of the laCk of progress to­ Prosecutor John N. Lombardo, . have been characterised always by more information. Martin auggeata Middle Tpke.; and the Woodbridge Burial waa in Soldiers Field, East Andrew Ansaldl to Frank J. ttona in' the’ Dominican Republic. Mickelson, who is general nwn- day they intend to continue ne­ and Viola LiptnskI, property on in presenting the case, said he yasponsiblUty, firmness, and reso­ the date of Aug. 18. St., Parker St., and Green Rd. in­ Ometery. gotiating until the Soviet position Batista la li\ing ir. exile there. ager of CBS news, said in a state­ tersections. Bearers were Marvin J. Przewor- Battista Rd. . "would not'believe” that Gorman There, Now Let the Shovels Take'Over lution." The Dominican Ropublic has ac­ ment "this decision is Implied by Alao, the Board will consider set­ and the chances for agreement are intentionally tried to run down the Sources close to Castro said the ting a hearing on a sanitary sew­ The funds are now in the budget, skl, "Fred Pappler, Henry Stein- Dissolution Agreement HOUSE’S cused ' Watro's legime of helping the danger that we would be re fully explored. patrolman.. He said Gorman prob­ With two prospective pupils watching. Mayor Eugene Kelly turns the first shovel of sod for the revolutionary leader's action ap age pumping station off W. Middle Martin said. graber, John Steingraber, Fred enemies o f Trujillo prepare for an quired, if £3en. Humphrey ap­ (iromyko insisted Monday on Earl L. Curtis, no longer eon-; ably was panicky. North End junior high school. Mark Leggitt, 10, 72 Walker St.,' and Barbara Butler, 11, 142 peered to be a political maneuver Tpke., cast of the. Hockanum Martin has also asked the Board Steingraber, and Fred Pappler Jr. bringing the Bast Germans Into ducting business under the name Walker St., were among the children who were on hand as repre.sentatives of the Board of Education, aimed at provoking renewed sup invasion to o\erthrow him—an ac- peared, to dpi:o.t ■ 'Face the Na­ River, a fiSree main from it to the Lombardo aaid Gorman almost miaation repeatedly denied by to consider setting a public hearing ordinary secret sessions such as of Colonial Decorators. the Board of Directors, the Wadhams and May Construction Co.., and the Bbbets, Frid and Pren­ - port tion' to Ine gnifi nt or obecure or sewage treatment plant off Olcott on transferring to the capital im­ MUtoa Bowman hit Patrolman Charles R. Morneau Castro. now unknown aspirants for the the four ministers held in May and Marriage Ueense as the officer walked In front of his tice architectural firm this morning took part in the brief groundbreaking c'feremonies. The con­ The Prime Minister had not ap St., and a aanitary sewer gravity provement reserve fund all or a Funeral servicea for Milton Bow- struction will be finished by July 1960 at a cost of $1,118,000. (Herald Photo by Oflara). Haiti, which shares the island of Democratic presidential nomina June. The West would not agree Roy Theodore Dudzic of Glas­ car to approach the driver’s win­ paared publicly for nearly two trunk sewer in W. Middle Tpke. part of the general fund operating nian of Hartford, father of Mra. tonbury and Gay Dorothy Lathrop Hispaniola with the Elomlnican lion. from Deerfield Dr. to an existing to enhance the prestige of the dow. Gorman had stopped on Oak days. Associates said he had been surplus from 1958-59, which ended Henry Wlerzbicki of this town, East German Communist regime of 255 Henry St, S t Bridget's at his country home otitside Ha­ Republic, went on it full alert last "Surh a requirement,” he added, trunk aewer. St. for the traffic signal, Lom­ ing with registration and license rear and flaps, both to July 31; with intoxication. The court was June 30. He suggests the hearing will be held tomorrow morning at by doing so. Church, Aug. 1. vana studying the situation. night after getting a tip from the "Would destroy ‘face the nation' West End Hewer be Aug. 4, and that $60,000 be bardo said. from that state. Earl C. Bleu, 32, of 19 North St., informed Walker ia Sick and will Dominiesm embassy that an tiiva- as an Impoi'tant informational pro­ 9:16 at the Ahem Funeral Home, After three days, to find out Building Permit * Morneau’a attention waa drawn Edward E. Pugaley, 28. of speeding, to Aug. 10; and Walter Revolution appealed to the coun- Thia la the controversial West transferred. 180 Farmington Ave., Hartford, let the court know when he can Men’* Wanh ’n Wear Plain or Pleated Front BOYS* AND STUDENTS' SHOP JULY SPECIALS .try and the prople to "maintain Sion may be imminent. Trujillo al­ gram.” , End sewer project which haa been whether the Western Powers Richard W. Moore, erect house to Gorman's car when he saw a Hartford, was fined $9 for failure J. Husa, 16, of Wethersfield, speed­ appear. ready had strengthened his forces Question Leaders Another hearing may be set on foUowed by a solemn requiem Mass would soften, Gromyko made uae on Spring S t, $15,00(). pedestrian hit the fender with his to pass to the left. ing, to Aug. 17, ' - order -ind confidence in Ihe re­ on and off the Directors’ agenda appropriating $1,500 from the in St. Justin’s Church, Hartford, sponsibility of the men who head on the Haitian border in fear that since laat October. Some property- of a loophole he himself had pro­ Manchester Country Club swim­ hand and yell something to the two Leonard A. Driggs, 36, of 10 The, court continued from day- On thc'half-hour CBS program Parking Meter fund and $1,500 at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Mt. vided for joining in social occa- Fewer than one-hglf the 4* indi­ our destiny. Cuban - based revolutionaries leading figures are questioned by owners have consistently protested ming Assn., erect two-swimming occupants. Gorman's passenger Depot Sq., was found guilty of t(»-day the case of (Clarence B. vidual utatea have^ official songs of SLACKS 2 r.r *15.00 BOYS’ SHORT HLEEVE . There was no indication In Ha­ might use the Negro' republic as from Whiton Library Trust Funds SL. Benedict Cemetery. siona such' as luncheons and tea was a youth, Harmon Holmquist. a- panel of newsmen. NBC's "To­ assessment rates the Board for paving and other parking im­ pools at 305 S. Main St.. $10,000. intoxication and was fined $10. Walker, 24, of Rockville, charged their own. vana that Castro's action was the the springboard for an attack on parties from which the Germans R. J. Alexander Inc., for Man- . Morneau waa about to question Driggs pleaded innocent to the FREE ALTERATIONS day" show is a variety program wanted to Charge. The matter of provements near the Whiton Li­ Frank L. Hamilton would be excluded. result of any antirevolutionary him. of music, news, weather and other aaaeasing benefits will be set for cheater Country Club Swimming Gorman about what had beeq^-said charge and said he had- had only movement. Returns from OAS brary as part of the Robertson Andoy.er—The funeral of Frank In advance of today’s luncheon to the pedestrian when Gqrman Sport and Polo Shirts features which also includes some the hearing. Park project. Martin suggests Aug. Assn., build dressing and shower "a few beers, no more than four." OnWG • VO GO. Expect Brief A be ease Leslie Hamilton. Hebron Rd. An­ Herter, Couve de Murvllle and rooms at 305 S. Main St., $5,000, roared off. Morneau . missed get­ REGULAR $13.95 « id $14.95 Roa spoke a few hours after re­ interviews. Martin auggesta Sept. IS for the 4 for the hearing. dover, was held st 3 o'clock yester­ Lloyd held a strategy sesaion for 65 A $15 fine waa levied against Political quarters expressed be- turning from Washington, where Humphrey contended that he Is hearing. ting hit when he jumped aside, Richard T. Leonard, 19, of East 1 0 0 % Wool OMl Tropicol Werattd REGULAR $1.95. Uefe Castro's absence from the Another matter on the North day afternoon in the First Congre­ minutes. They agreed to press s he represented Cuba before the no more an official candidate for In another matter,, the. Board Junior High School 1s Martin's-re- Lombardo - said. Hartford, for s|ieeding. SPECIAL...... '...... *1.35 prime ministry would be brief. gational Church. Andover. The Rev. Gromyko for specific and detailed ‘Fairips’ Aiding Research Judge Jules A. Karp made Gor­ ORd 55% Docren and 45% Worsfod Council of .the Organlzallqn..of thsjj .Seiu. John. F. wi U .consider aj)proying.th)ree .prop: queat .foe . authorization-.to. apply ■Willard B;- Tliomen, - pastor,--; offi-' discussion of his own and -western ^ Also fined $15 for apeedihgwas President Manuel -Urrutla- could American'States (OAS). erty tax rtefuhda carried over from man apologise to Morneau, who Swnmnr Weight REGULAR $2.25. appoint a temporary successor. He Kennedy (D-Mass) and other hope­ for and accept a State grant for cisted. Clifton Goodsle was organ­ proposals for a Berlin stopgap Eugene T.'Caramante, 24, of East He said he found American pub­ fuls, despite the fanfare of an an­ the July 7 agenda. The refunds St. Loilis—The Greater IBt. wax in court. Hartford. might be either the minister of part of the cost of the plant. ist snd organist and Elwood Hud­ agreement. Liouis Citizens Committee for SPECTAL...... :*1.59 lic opinion generally supports the nouncement Tuesday by Gov. Or­ were tabled on the motion of The Directors’ fiscal policy com­ Debate Starts Stanley J. Izdebski, 39, of 37 Mrs. Blanche Ungar, 32, of 42 State and foreign affairs, Raul Roa son was soloist. Burial was in Cen­ Nuclear Information has put Mt, N«bo PI., who h u been liv­ BY TROUSERS SPECUL *9.95 Or the Minister of National De­ (hiban revolution. But he de­ ville Freeman of Minnesota and Sen. Powell after Director John Hutch­ mittee is scheduled to {five 'a're­ ter Cemetery, Andover. This process ptarted Wednesday, Constance Dr., drew a $2 fine for' REGULAR $2.50. nounced lobb.yists for U.S. inter­ Eugene J. McCarthy (D-Minn) inson asked for a report on dis- port. " when Herter urged Gromyko to teeth into its program for gaug­ ing here four years, was fined kee)>ing an unlicensed dog. fense' Augusto Martinez Sanchez. Bearers were George S. Nelson, ing the ♦ content of radioactive each on charges of failure to SPECTAL ...... Revolution carried headlines ests whose holdings in Cuba are they were putting him in the race. bur.sdement procedures. Reports Ready join in point-by.point debate of $10 Continuances were gran ted. to: *1.75 threatened by Castro's land redis­ Percy B. Cook, Raymond Goodale, strontium-90 which results from secure a Connecticut registration THE eight inches high saying: "Fidel At that time, McCarthy told a The Board will also consider set­ Also,- Ktortin has reports sched­ L. Ekiward Whitcomb, Andrew F. rival plans and expressed wllUng- Lucille Macheux, of Hartford, REGULAR $2.95. Resigning.” tribution program. He said they new.s conference "the candidate ting a date on a proposed ordi­ jiess on (he Western side to accept atomic-bomb fallout. It has called and failure to secure a Connecti­ abandoning a motor vehicle, to CO. SUMMER PAJAMAS are "uaing hysteria over Commu uled on plans for' a Leonard and Gasper, Ronald S. Bockus. Ells­ on parents in the area who put cut license. Izdebski said since his SPECIAL...... There was no particular excite­ know.s we are making this formal nance on aubsistance allowances Main St. atorm sewer; the perma­ worth L. Covell and Howard A. Gromyko's plan for an 18-month next Friday; Richard A. Bean, Thomas Colia *1-99 nlsm against Cuba." announcement and, of course, ap- for policemen. Martin aaid Hutch­ truce as a basis for discussion coins under their children's pillows arrest yesterday he has applied SHORT SLEEVE and KNEE LENGTH ment in Havana beyond a rush of nent paving program; the Robert­ Stanley; 33, of Bristol, speeding; and East­ LONG SLEEVE, LONG LEG office-goers for copies of the Cas­ Roa waa asked to explain prove.s.’’ inson suggested the ordinance as along with the West’s own demand and take away newly-lost first for )H>th. He formerly lived in ern Leasing Corp., o f Norwich, M l 9.5224 JA i.5750 Cuba's position in the world politl son Park regrading project; the teeth to send the "good-fairy" tro pajrty newspapen. Other news­ Humphrey at first said he was a possible method of saving po­ firehouse construction program; a for Mviet assurance respecting ar­ Rhode Island and has been driv- operating a truck without mud REGULAR 15.00 VALUE. i papers did not have the announce­ cal struggla He replied: "Chiba "pleased and gratified." He an­ licemen money on their Federal In­ rangements for continued access finds in for research purposes. SWIMTRUNKS PRICE will fulfill its international obli­ preliminary work program on N O W ...... HizM 8 to 26. ment. nounced he would open his cam­ come tax. He said the town counsel Burnham S t; the Schaller Rd.- *3 9 5 There was no indication of spe­ gations and will fight beside those paign in September. has been studying the subject. ■...... 1 nations which are fighting for Bolton S t j-egrading project; State The REGULAR 14.50 VALUE. cial military precautions in Ha­ But a few hours later, when the Another matter is ctmsidering contribution to cost of street lights CHINO aad POlAlfHED V4 vana. Most rebel troops normally genuine international democracy." preparation# of plans and speci­ first intimations arrived that the and traffic lights; a storm sewer ____ T ' ' ‘ . e ■ ' NOW ...... *3.59 stationed in the capital have been He did not elaborate. equal-time rule might be brought fications and talcing bids for a moved recently Into other areas of for the North Junior High School Doctor Sqys COTTON SLACKS into the picture, he issued a state­ swimming pool. Martin said "so site; a proposed swimming pool REGULAR 14.00 VALUE. the country for maneuvers or re­ ment saying he would decide on far, the Board haa not determined assignment. ordinance; and the subjects of VITTNER'S NOW , ...... REGULAR $8.96. the basis of later developments the size, type of construction or Treatment of Cliib Foot *3.15 The development came not long summer use of the high school 9 fE d iA L ...... * 2 . 9 5 Police Arrests whether to enter the race. nature o f appurtenances to be swimming pool and use of the high Should Begin fat Infancy after Foreign Minister Roa Humphrey said he had consulted provided.” Y o u Approve... RROUtoiR $4.96. school recreation field. He will charged that former Batisa offl- Director Alice Lamenzo haa Garden Center, Inc. 11 Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. SPECIAL ...... * 3 . 9 5 Cials in the United States who have also report the Building Commit­ SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS John Neff, 39. of 107 Oakland B. Johnson of Texas and had been gone on record as championing tee's opinion on $ worth of Written to r NEA Service YOUR COMPLETE ONE-STOP GARDEN SHOP "official connections" In Congress 10,000 REGULAR $1.95 VALUE. SIZM a t o 26. St., was arrested yesterday on a promised that a bill revising the the taking of bids fo- a pool. Barnard Junior High School re­ ON THR MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWN LINE —‘ara planning an Invasion of Cuba Town Court wan-ant and was equal provision will be brought up Town C'erk ^ y About one child out of a thou­ NOW ...... *119 with 6,000 mercenaries based in pairs voted by the Board July 14, charged with obtaining unemploy­ next week for Senate action. Another agenda Jtem is esta­ subject to confirmation as to need sand ia bom with a deformed or REGULAR $2.95 VALUE. the Dominican Republic. ment benefits b.v false statements. The measure, approved Wednes­ blishing a salary "range for the by the Building committee. twisted foot known as a club fooL STORE HOURS: NOW ...... BOYS' DRESS TROUSERS Roa cleared the U.S. State De­ Police said Neff is accused of day by the Senate Commerce The condition is about twice as OF OUR POLICY AND OF OUR PRICES *1.99 partment of any link with the al- filing for unemployment compensa­ Committee, would exempt from common In boys as In girls. CJlub Mofiddy to Friday...... 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. REGULAR $4.00 VALUE. - fsged plot. He named as a ring­ tion off separate weeks in February the equal time ruling of the Fed­ foot occurs more often in some S a t u r d ^ ...... 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. sAv-^’i - $4.95 1.^5 95 leader' Emilio Nunes Portuondo, while he was employed. They aaid eral Communications Commission parts of the continent than in "M M stire the Pleasure" by miles that you'H en> *2.99 Cuban Ambassador to the United he received 865 fraudulently. (FCC) appearances of candidates Catholic" High Plans others. Why, nobody knows. Sundoy ...... 8:00 A-.M. to 12:30 Pid. joy in a Sofety-Tested «or. BE SURE of your cor SAVE 9 1 7 6 .^ 95 Nations during the regime of During one week, police said, on newscasts, interviews, docu­ The exact cause of this condition W A Y C H E C K Dictator Fulgencio Batista. when Neff claimed $52 compensa­ mentaries and panel discussions.. ia not known. One. theory holds ALL YEAR. We continue pur policy i>f "Sofety. SAVE $2 26 , g 5 Q ^ Roa also told a television audi­ tion, he had received $16 from John In New York, NBC said that it that the club foot is merely the re­ HARDY BLUE $ e .49 Testing" every cor we seH-Vnot just todoy— SWIM TRUNKS $ 9 9 5 ence he believes that three U.S. Litvinskas, of Bolton, for whom he had invited Humphrey yesterday Private Sewage Plant sult of an abnormal position of the Senators — Allen J. EUender (D- worked briefly. , morning to appear on ita "Today ” THAT MEANS SAFETY AND but every day. REGULAR 12.95 VALUE. S O foot Inside the womb of the mother. SAVE $276^19 95 ^ 5 Q La), James O. Eastland (D-Miss) The next week, police said, Neff show July(^i7, prior to any knowl­ In some cases the club foot may HYDRANGEA D YOU KNOW YOU'RE SAFE NOW ...... and Homer E. Capehart (R-Indl— received $52 in compensation but edge that his scheduled appear­ Plans for the $2 million Cath-«>school would not be concerned If be caused by a failure to develop received $91 from Litvinskas. \ olic High School on Hilliard St. the Catholic school should build HIBH USED CAR VALUE ance* on CBS' "Face the Nation" properly before birth. This may be LARGE 5 YEAR OLD PLANTS IN BUD and BLOOM WHEN YOU SEE THIS SIGN! REGULAR 14.00 VALUE. S9 ilA BUY NOW FOB BACK TO SCHOOL Neff, who posted a $100 bond, is has been canceled. its own plant. The building would (V may include a $30,000 sewage dis­ because o f something inherited di­ NOW ...... ’ 3 . 4 9 Suntime Charm due in coqrt July 24. NBC added; posal ^lant. be con.structed within the confines rectly from the parents, but this 1. TIRSIS -— Ready for thousands of miles. 2. "In the opiifion of NBtTs legal of the acreage^on Hilliard St. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS However, an alternate plan for too is uncertain. BRAKES — Cheidced for sure, (safe stops. .1. REGULAR 15.00 VALUE. Sf» A A counsel, Sen. Humphrey was not sewage disposal was suggested The technical school would be There is a greater tendency to Trim And Practical! then a caildidate for nomination this morning, a plan which may concerned if a contribution ' were have children with a club foot in STEERING — Easy po.sitive action. 4. ELECTRI­ NOW ...... : ...... ’ 3 . 9 9 BOYS' OUTER JACKETS for the presidency within the help West enders to reduce the cost made to the town-constructed some families than tn others. Older HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS CAL SYSTEM — In perfect order. .5. ENGINE__ SOME REVERSIBLE and WASHABLE meaning of section 315 of the of sewering their area at the same force main and pump station. The mothers have more Chance of bear­ Expertly tuned. communications act.” time It serves the school. technical school might also make ing a child with a club foot than a contribution. 3.INCH *"• $3.95 ^ $4.95 This is the section that requires Wheh Hartford architect Wil­ dd younger mothers. Also, mothers Men's Summer Jackets equal time for opposing candi­ lard Wilkins presented the plans who have had one child with a club POTm PLANTS dates for public office. for the new school tp Building In­ foot (or. tome other birth .defect) W I U ^ O O M Eo. WAIST and COAT LENGTHS »ve,u.$5 95 ^^$4,50 NBC said it expected Congress to spector Thomas Monahw this are more likely to have children ■ IDEAL-FOR COOL-MimNINGS and- EVENINGR act swiftly to amend this section, morning, Wilkins mentioned that Steel Walkout born later with similar deformities. THIS FALL 35 3 for $1.00 WE CAN SHOW YOU THE WAY TO MOTORING PLtASURt FOR LAKE OR BEACH WEAR in reference to newacasts, and said hia building committee might con­ . Mothers who have had German REGULAR 17.95 VALUE. “ V* $6.95 X. $7.95 It will continue to fight for such sider constructing a sewage plant. measles during the first three a change ‘'unUl remedial legialS'i^ The reason for such a considera­ Losses Mount . *S5 BUICK CENTURY '55 FORD y.8 CONVERTIBLE N O W ...... months ofg pregnancy have an in­ t-door hardtop. 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J -/ AsMHeaa League Nattonal League Yanks Sweep Twinbill Stengel Elated Tennis Officials Oust Olmedo Five-Run "First Testerdhys EAeults Veeterda.T'e Reeulb (JhleU:^ 4-4. 3-8. ' (!lhicago 4, Milwaukee 2. With Victtjfy, NSW York 7-4, OlSvsiSrtd 8-0. Philadelphia 6-0, Ban Freneiseo For Poor Play in Losing to Segal Kansas City I. Baltimore 8. 4-1. As Tribe Loses Lead Clinches 5-3 Triumph Washington 5, Detroit 2. Cincinnati 7, 9t. Louis 8. Lauds Mantle W. L. Pet. O.fi. Only Oames Scheduled. .♦happened that way. I'm going to^hlm since his rise to stardom last W. L. Pet. O.B. New York, July 17 (A*)—All you can say about the Ameri­ Chicajro, July 17 (/P)- year. . ^ By J*AT BOLDUC Chicago ...... 49 37 .870 — can League pennant race at the'moment is IF. IF the Chicago New Yhrk, July I7 (/?>— Friend.s predict Alex Olmedo come over there and talk to every Cleveland .....4 7 '37 .860 1 San Francisco .. 50 38 .868 — body." "The boy's been under a terrible Husky Bob Werfitler, backed by five first inning runs, sur­ Los Angeles . . . . 50 40 .566 1 \Vhite Sox can do no worse than split the four-game series "Maybe we’ll get going row," may go back to the National st~ain. awfii' pressure," Jones Baltimore ....45 42 .517 4% Close friends of the 23-year-old vived a shaky start to pitch the Medics to a 5-3 victory over NSW Y o rk ___44 48 .506 5 4 Milwaukee ...... 46 38 .848 2 they open in New Y'ork tonight against the Yankees, they the old man «aid hi^y^ully. Clay Court.s Tennia 'Tourna­ star said they believe he will make said. Pittsburgh ...... 47 41 ..534 3 might ba able to do somethingA------— s------^ Regal’s victory earned him a Norman’s in opening game of the, annual Little League Town Washington ..42 44 .488 7 "Maybe now n i atojlj dtUutn- ment and apologize for the a dramatic appearance at one of Detroit ...... 42 47 .472 8 4 Chicago ...... 44 44 .500 6 with their hewly re-aCquired lead. the final sessions of the tournament meeting tomorrow with defending Series last night before an estimated crowd of 400 at Ver­ St. Loui...... 46 .47r 84 IF the Cleveland Indians can re­ ing nf that masMcrc m Bo«> poor play that caused officials Champion Bernard (Tut). Bartzen planck Field. The win moved the Boston ...... 39 47 .453 10 ton.’’ Uaeey Stergol, maaager to throw him out of the tourney. which closes Sunday and apologize ^National League champions Into Kansas City ..37 46 .435 114 Cincinnati ...... 39 49 .443 11 bound quickly they might bounce Major Leogua Olmedo. Wimbledon rhamplon and for his actions. o^ Dallas In he semi-finals. Tut Philadelphia ___ 32 53 .376 164 right back into first place In a I o' the World Champion TonkMt, whipped Warren " ’oodcock of Aus­ the finals Monday night against Toda.y’s Games [was talking yeeterday while g*t- Peruvian-born hero of the United The spectacle of the handsome Sullivan’s Red and White Stand, (Chicago sit New York, 6 p.m.— Today’s Oames four-game seiie's at Boston open­ States Davis Oiip team las', year, young man whom many experts tralia -1, 7-8, 7-8. ■*. Cincinnati at Chicago. 3 p.m.— ing tonight. =sLeoders== I ting out of hi* soggy hOMball uni­ In the other men's semi-finals American League titlists. Wynn (11-6) vs. Terry i3-6i. form. was booed from the rourt yester­ regard as the best amateur player Monday’s championship contest Purkey (8-9) vs. Ceccarelli (1-0). IF the Yankees can sweep the day after he turned in a half-alive in the world—standing on the match, Whitney Reed of Alameda, Kansas C ity ' at Washington, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, White Sox. or at worse lose no .\merlcap League "Well, they gave a s'th e first Calif., conquerer of Art Andrews, will be played at Buckley Field 8:05 p.m.—Carver (6-9) vs. Kcm-i i performance in losing to Abe -Seglil court from which he was booed and and will start promptly at 6 8:05 p.m. — McDevitt 18-6) vs. more than one of the four, then it Batting-vKuenn, Detroit, .349; I game after we tried to give It tn of South Africa. telling Spectai'ora "I'm sorry" Iowa City, lows, 6-4, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2, merer j.5-9). Ownes (4-S). ■ ...... might be all over. Fox, Ghlcogo. .335; Kaline, Detroit, {them." he said, "But tnere was today faces Uirry Nagler, 10-year- o'clock. Sullivan’s, a newcomer Cleveland at Boston, 8:15 p.m. - Segal, humbly seeded third would contrast with his actions in to Little League play laat aummer, San Francisco at Pittsburgh. 'The White Sox slipped back in­ .330; Woodllng, Baltimore, .328; I nothing flukey- about tM Mcond the quarter-finals match against old Noi-th Hollywood, C ^f., resi­ Locks (0-1) vs. Delock i6-4i. 8:15 p.m. — Jones (12-9) vs. Kline to first place while splitting a Runnels, Boston. .327. I one. 'That little fell* iBObby among foreign entries compared to dent. won the Town title, in '68 after a Detroit at Baltimore. 8:05 p.m. Olmedo'a top domestic seeding, Segal. sudden death playoff which follows (7-7). doubleheader at Boston yesterday, Runs —Yost. Detroit and Kille- jahantzi pitched a real flM gam* Olmedo double-faulted repeated­ Nagler follbwed up Wednesday's —Mosel (7-3) vs. Brown (5-5). brew. Wa.shington, 69: Power, for tia." It w*e t Philter.' blasted the •'Chief" 8-2. 6-1. 6-0. Uiset of second-seeded Barry Mac- AL;n«NI LEA »UE ' ed a round robin series. Milwaukee at St. Louis. 9 p.m. losing 5-4 after pushing their wln-r Tournament officials ■* promptly ly. made listless efforts to chase Werstlet, who carried a 2-1 won Tomorrow's Schediil* — Spahn (11-9) va. Jackson (8-7). ning streak to five games with a Cleveland. 68; JenSen, Boston, 65; I "This call* for Some sort Of eale- down his opponent's shots and Kay of Dayton, Ohio, with two Fire A Police shut out Naasiff Tomorrow’s Game Aparicio, Chicago, 62. defaulted Olmedo from doubles victories yesterday over Allan Arma 2-0 behind the two hit pitch­ gind lost record into last night's ^Chicago St New York. 2 p m. 4-3 decision ih the opener. The In­ bration, 1 atippOM." Stcntdl added played a'perfect opposite of his semi-final tilt, gave up just five 'Ksnsss (iitty ‘a f Washington, 2 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, dians were jolted to second, a Runs Batted In Killebrew, "I'nt not accustomed fy wlniUilg competition ‘‘in the Interest ofbet- usual aggressive, smooth ga.tpe. Fox, Lofl Angeles, and Grant ing of Eric Owls night at ter tennia for the spectators and Golden. Evanston. Oiarter Oatt Park, and Dan Tay­ hits, three in the first inning when p.m. 2:05 p.m. game behind after a month’s stay Washington, 76: Jensen. Boston, two impne day anymOrd." the players’ then added that a Segal was disgusted after the Norman’s scored two runs, walked (!3eveland at Boston. 2 p.m. San Francisco at ^J’ittsburgh, on top, when they dropped a 71; Colavito, Cleveland, 68; Max­ 8teng>i )i*d just seen hU'vourta- match: It w'ss a good day for Ro\ith lor (6-0), the loop's No. 1 pitcher, five batters and struck out five. Dettnii at Baltimore |2|, 5:35 1:30 p.m. * dotibleheader to the 'Yankees, 7^5 well, Detroit, 63; I.,emon, Washing­ letter of complaint about Olmedo'a "I don’t like to play like that. T Africa in the women's division reiiained unbeaten as the Elks place Yankees sweep a oouhld- actions will be sent to the United too. trimmed Banitiy Oil 5-2 at Keeney The youthful righthander was p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago. 2 p.m. in 10 inningp and 4-0. ton, 61. header for the first time since went out there to play tennis. I touched for a harmless bunt sin­ Sunday’s Schedule ■'Milwaukee at St. Louis, 9 p.m. Kansas City defeated third H its—K'ox, Chicago, 119; Kuenn, States Lawn Tennia Assn. don't know what was the matter Semi-Final Match St. Field. May 30. < The officials recalled a some­ Sandr.' Reynolds, 20-year-old Bob Brannlck and Jim Smltih gle in the fourth inning and an In­ Chicago at New Ybrk |2), 2 Simda.v's Schedule place Baltimore 4-3. and Wash­ Detroit, 113; Runnels, feoslon, 105; Aweep of Aerte* what similar incident in the tour­ with him.” field single with one down In the p.m. Los Angeles at Philadelphia ington’s sptirting Senators swept Power, Cleveland and Allison, Never Met Ir Singles South African natimal champion, mustered the two safeties off With a home crowd of more nament two years ago when Aus­ whipped Janet Ilopps of Seattle Ozols, who garnered one of F&P'a fifth. Kansas City at Washington (2), (2). 1:05 p^m. a three-game series from Detroit's Washington, 101. tralian Ashley Cooper antagonized The 28-yeer-old South African Played Efrorles* Ball 1 p.m. San Fra'ncisco at Pittsburgh sliding Tigers, who have lost'four Doubles Kuenn, Detroit, 25; than 35.000 looking on, they de­ never played Olmedo in singles 6-3, 6-8, 6-2. Miss Reynolds en­ five bingles. The victors tallied Williams, Kansas C5ty. 24; F’ox, feated Cleveland 7-5 and 4*4 to the crowd by playing half-hearted- counters Gw\xeth T.iomas, 18, both runs In the third inning. Meanwhile, Bob's teammates, Cleveland at Boston. (2), 1:30 (2). 1 p.m. in a row, 5-2. ' S i - Iv and clownishly in a singles before. Segal and countrymen who rapped out 10 singles and p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago (2), 2 Chicago. 23; Runnels, Boston, 22; drive the Indiana out of first plOCO. Gordon Forbes defeated Olmedo Shaker Heights, Ohio, tomorrow Taylor also fired a two-h’iUer It waa a aweep of the Cievslaad match. They aent a note of pro­ In a semi-finals match. and struck out 11 batters. Two played errorless ball, belted start­ Detroit at Baltimore. 2:05 p.m. Milwaukee' at St. Louis, 2:30 WHITE S40X 4-4, RED SOX 3-5 Power. Cleveland. 21. test to the USLTA. and Barry MncKay In Wimbledon er Brad Bushey (6-1) for five hits — The White Sox, who lost their Triples -Allison. Washington. 7; aerieg after the Yanks hod kwt Decorative doubles recently. Un ranked Mis.i Thomas upset costly errors cost him a_shutout. Kuenn. Detroit. 6; DeMaeslri, Kan­ five straight In Boston, Riirhhols Also Eliminated Jeanne Arth of St. Paul, No. 2 UMPIRING NOT EASY: Umpire-in-Chief Lee Fracchia Meanwhile, his teammates scored and five markera in the top half of last lead in a mid-June three-game Maria Bueno will improve the Olmedo's Innocent doubles part­ Perry Jones, rapiain of the was a busy man in between innings of last night's Little the first frame. Walka to Gary sweep by the Yankees, beat Bos- sas City and K .owron and Mc- "Winning those three gomaa United State* Davis Cup team, domestic seed, 4-6, 6-4, 8-6. three times in the second frame Dougald, New York. 6. OUT OF HAND—This intense ^ntlem an le Yankee catcher Yogi Berra and there’s lit­ picture in the United States ner. Earl Buchholz Jr., of St. Jn the other ' women's semi­ League Town Series game between the Medics and Nor­ and added two r arkeps in the Heard and Werstler, an error and ; ton on Sherm Lollar's tie-breaking from Cleveland only points out Women's Binftlea at Forest Louis, consequently also was elim­ said Olmedo's sorr^ showing. was singles by Steve Brady, Billy ' double in the seventh inning Home Runs—Killebrew, Wash­ tle doubt what he’d like to do with that elusive baseball falling just out of reach. Yogi how horrible we must have boon the result of a long trip from finals match to be played today, man's at Verplanck Field. As pictured above, Lee, when, fourth. Don Crowell of the Elks ington, 31: Colavito, Cleveland, 28: Hills. Sept. 4-13. The Bra- inated from doubles play. Renee Schuurman of South Africa was the night's batting star with Kunz, Dave Brautigam, Dave Built-in Sneer Adds against loser Tom Brewer (7-6). made this unsuccessful try for Vic,Power’s foul pop up against the Yankee dugout in in Boston last week,’’ ssid Cooey. aijian slip of a ?irl %von title Alex said later in his hotel room. Ei.rope.nnd from the tremendous not calling balls and strikes, spent his extra time raking Brady and Alan Morrison account­ Dick Donovan won it. He allow'ed Allison, Washington, 23; Trisndos. "It's hard to believe how herrlM* "I'm very sorry that everything public acclaim that has come to meets Sally Moore. Bakersfield, a perfect 2-for-2 perforhiance. Baltimore. 22; Jen.sen. Boston and eighth inning of first game yesterday. Power then hit a ground rule double, but the at Wimbledon. Calif. The two 19-year-olds re­ the area around home plate. Norman’s catcher Danny Tonight's makeui game will ed for all of the early damage. only four hits, but needed Gerry we* were. We did everything Although they left 10 runners Staley's hitless two-inning save Lemon. Washington. 21. Yanks won the game, 7-6. Yanks also took the second game of the doubleheader with wrong. Well, I hope that's all over spectively ousted defending Cham­ Sullivan was an interested spectator. (Herald Photo by pair Ponticelli's anr First Nation­ To Drysdale Terror Stolen Bases—Aparicio. Chicago. Cleveland, 4-0. (AP Photofax) pion Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode of Ofiara) ' al Bank. Saturday’s schedulied con­ stranded, the Medics failed to get for a 6-5 record. with/’ a ninner past' second base oyer • • • 27; Mantle, New York, 16; Landis. Forest Hills, N.Y., and Karol test between Manchester Tni.st Chicago. 13; Jensen, Boston, 11; Casey grabbed a towel oad Fageros of Miami, U>th In straight and G re^ Manor has been post­ the last five Innings. The win­ Ted Williams’ pinch single In stepped under a shower. ners, who won 12 of 16 regular Pittsburgh —(NEA)—Don Dr.vs- Power, Cleveland, 9. sets. poned. dale is six feet elx Inches and 220 the sixth gave the Red Sox a 4-4 Pitching—McLlah, Cleveland. 11- "You know.” he colled out. T m Putting Touch Becomes Magic Wand F*P season games, chased Bushey in tie in the .second game, and Vic San Francisco Retains One-Game Lead .. 002 000 0 -2-6 -0 the fourth after the first two bat­ pounds of righthand pitcher. The 3, .786; Shaw, Chicsigo and Fischer. particularly happy that tho strong Nassiffs ...... OOO 000 0- 0-2-3 way he throw* this Dodgeh should Wertz, who drove in an early nin Washington. 8-3, .727; Wilhelm and guy won the first game for-US. Ozols and Richard: Brannlck ters reached safely. Centerfleld- with one of two doubles, then bisat er Woody Clark came on to retire never be beaten. Pappas. Baltimore, JO-4, '.714. I couldn't have saked for any­ and Smith. Dryadal* is a good-looking hom- reliever Ray Moore (2-6i with a Strikeouts S C e fe . Cleveland. thing better. 'The strong guy han Miss Ruuska Littler Shoots Nifty 64 Kka ...... 030 20x - .5-4-2 the side without a run. Glen Banks bre from Van Nuys, Calif., whose aevSnth-inning single. Mike For- Antonelli, Rhodes ComHine hit into a fast doubleplay, pitcher nleles gained his first victory by 117: Wynn, Chicago and Paaciial, to hit if we're going to go any­ Bantly ...... 001 100- 2-2-3 to third base to second base, and appearance could be that of the Washington, 106: Bunning, De­ where." . Taylor and Fitrpa'.c.ck; Pigott, general opinion of an amateur ten- blanking the White. Sox on four troit, 104; Larj’, Detroit, 82. Sets Record Brautigam was retired on a ground hits in three innings of relief. The ’’strong guy." la Mickey McCurry (4) and Uoleman. ball to third. nie bum, if there is such a portrait. For Early ICO Margin The Drysdale looks are marred * • • National I.«ague For Shutout Win over Phils Mantle. It was Montis who hroko INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE With one out In the bottom of only by something of a butll-ln YANK.S 2-4, INDI.ANS 5-0 — Batting — Aaron. Milwaukee. up the first game with a ham* run In AAU Meet the first, singles by Chris McHale Bobby Shantz (4-3) pitched a five- .365; While, St. Louts. .337; Gil­ with two out and Bobby fUetldrd- Jim O'Brien pitched a steady and Clark, a walk to Danny Sulli­ snetr. This Indicates s meanness Wethersfield, July 17 (/P)—Gene Littler, one of the nation’s five-hitter and got very good sup­ that a lot of people desire in pitch­ hitter, walking two, striking out liam, Los Angeles, .336: Robinson. New Y ork, Jul.V 17 (JP)—♦HU* one stopped the Olonte’ alump^the Jub* a 3-1 lead In the fourth son on boss In ths-lOth Inning. top professional golfers, appears to have regained his putting van, an infield hit by Ronnie An­ Cincinnati, .,334j_ Logan, Milwau­ Redding, Calif... July 16 — port as Nassiff Arms turned back derson and fielder’s choice play ers, providing they are on the same seven,, for his fourth straight vic­ kee, .332! - - - " When the Giants last won the at three gomes and-stretched hi*, Inning ..and., beat Lew. Burdette Knbeli. Inwed Four champions defend their titles touch. He had it at the Tucson and Phoenix, Ariz., Open Golf Ponticelli’s 5-1 last night at the produced two runs for Norman's, club. tory, first complete game and first shutout streak over the Phillies to (12-9). Dave HiltrAsn (5-7) went Earlier, the Indiana had token today in the Women’s National West Side Oval. Fred Koetenk Drysdale confesses that he shutout since 1957 in the night­ Run* — F5n#on. Cincifinati. 72; National League pennant, 26 Innings e* he outdueled Gene all the way. allowing nine hit*, Tournaments last February, and it whs the magic wand that who were also 12-4 in regular sea­ Robinson, Oincinrati and Mathews. 1954. southpaw Johnny An­ a .5-4 lead with two *‘glft” nina AAU Swimming Championships brought him hack to back vlc-'^ drove in three runs with two hits son warfare. never would be elected chaplain of cap for the Yankees.^ who won Conley. againat the Braves, who matched when leftflekler TonyiJuibek and that Sylvia Ruuska started oft tories while Dave Howes rapped out two the National Society for the Pre­ their first doubleheader since Milwaukee, 69: Maya, San Fran­ tonelli led the league in win­ their worst alump of the aeooon .Scored Wlthot^ a Hit cisco. 68; Neal. Los Angele*. 67. Conley (7-6i gave up eight hits, shortstop Gil MeOougud eelhded with meet record victory in the When tne ace from Singing bingles for the Contractors. vention of Cruelty to . Batters. He Memorial Day. Home runs by ning percentage and earned finally giving in when Jackie while being sweip*. in a three-gome chasing a pop fly by Rocky Gola- Hills, Cali.., ia in tune with the Nassiffs ...... 030 002 x - 5-4-1 Norman’s conclud^ their scor­ hates ’em. They hate him, in a pro- Enos Slaughter and Hank Bauer Runs Batted In — Banks, Chi­ ■ertee for the fire* time. mile. Legion Victors ing in the second with a single cago and Robinson, CInoinnafi, 85; run average. And a guy named Brandt, tingled, went to second on vlto that dropped for a double. Mi.'« Ruuska, although falling pUtiter, he’s tough, and he showed Ponticelli’s ...... 001 000 0- 1-6-6 feasienal'manner. backed the little lefty as the Dust" Rhodes kept thrillin' the an error and came home on Third beaeraan Al Dark wet* Kubek was carried off ‘ths field short of • her American record, It here yesterday when he took O’Brien and Churilla; Kelley, tally without the benefit of a hit. Drysdale wouldn't think of send­ champe swept the three-game Aaron, Milwaukee. 76; Cepeda, RIghtflelder Bob Getzewich led off Son Francisco, 67; Mathews, Mil­ Giants rooters by drilling clutch Rhodes' single. The big right­ credited with an luuaalated dou­ with shoulder and neck Injuries finished the gruelling test in 21 charge of the first round in the In Zone Two Lucas and Kosak. ing a batter sprawling with a fast series after losing five in a row. hits. hander ha* loat four games by one bleplay in the second inning, al­ which later were dtggnnned os not minutes 38;9 seconds last night to $26,1)00 Insurance City Open wiUh with a walk, was safe at second ball,'thrown from the general di­ The fourth place Yanks, 5 4 waukee. 66. when a fielder's choice play Hits—Aaron, Milwaukee. 126; It was that way again last night. run, another by two runs, and though he never touct,«d the ball. serious. Ha Is expectsd to Iw mit beat the record of 22:13.7 estab­ a sparkling sevon-unaer-par 64. CHURCH LEAGUE rection of the shortstop's position, games behind, gained a 5-5 tie on Antonelli pitched a three-hit shut­ twice has been beaten by shutouts. Base runner Cten Lopata ran In­ St. Mary's topped the Knights of mLsaed and scored on two conse­ unleaa he was making an attempt Cepeda. San Fiancinco, 116; Tem­ of action for about three days. lished by Carolin Murray of Los He was on all 18 of the Weth­ Contest, 8-5 Yogi Berra’s, 11th homer ii\ the out and Rhodes came through with Robin Roberta 18-81 beat . the to Dark as he attempted to field The home run woo Mickey’s Angeles two years ago. ersfield Country Club's greens in Columbus in a close contest, 4-3 cutive ground balls to second base. to hit against him. There are easier ninth inning of the opener, then ple and Ptnaon, Cincinnati, 114; Bushey, a amallish righthander, Neal. Loe Angeles, 110. a run-scoring pinch single in the Oiaivt* In the opener although giv­ a ground hall. Umpire Ed Sudol first in 20 games and the two runs "I was too alow at the beglp; regulation, used only 29 putts, last' night at Charter Oak Park. ways of making a living than fac­ put it away on Mickey Mantle's ninth for a 1-0 victory at Philadel­ called Lopata out for interference, ing," commented 17-year-old Syl­ scored seven birdies, and climaxed Fine relief pitching by Ed Cain Pitcher Jimmy Sullivan put the posed no puzzle for the Nation­ ing his"leverage and velocity at 60 Doubles—Cimoli. St. Louis. 34; ing up JO h*te. Wally Pest had batted in were hla first In 19 and Pat Mistretta and timely hit­ two-run, two-out homer off losing Aaron. Milwaukee, 31: Pineon, phia. That retained San Francisco's three hits, scored twice a;-Kl drove then celled Johnny Logan, who games. His lost homer hod come - i via after she missed beating her a spectacular roiind by canning Knights ahead with a fourth inning al League kingpins. He was feet, lix Inches. Security, among reliever Gary Bell (8-9). It was one-game lead over idle Loa ting by Chuck Saimond, Wes two-run homer but St. Mary’s reached for eight safeties, five Cincinnati, 26; Temple, Chneinnati, in two run* for the' nvlls. He was running from lira' to oecond, on June 23 and his lost RBI June American record of 21:28.4. "I a 40-foot birdie i the final hole. Feshler and the versatile Mistret­ ether thingi. is lacking. Mantle's 19th homer, first since Angeles after the Phillies had won out. too, because Lopata barred a should be able to go faster.” Littler, who'll cel 'irate his 29th bounced back with two markers runs, gave up five free passes and Drysdale will be .23 years old on 24: May*, San Francisco and tripled home a fifHi inning run 25. ta carried the Manchester Amer­ June 23, and his first RBI since White, St. Louis, 23. the opener of the twi-nlght double- that broke a 2-2 tie. then alngled poeeible play b>’ Dark. Earlier Monti* was boood whan There was an indication she may birthday next Tuesday, was cool ican Legion Juniors to a much- in the fifth. A walk, error, single fanned only one batter in 3 1-3 the 23rd of this month. This made June 25. Duke Maas (7-6) won it header 6-4. have to since 13-year-old Carolyn and calculating as he toured the and long sacrifice fly accounted innings. Clark held the winners him the youngest pitcher in the Triples — Pinson. Cincinnati, home the winner In the aeventh he struck out In tho eighth with needed 8-5 road victory over in relief. Mathews, Milwaukee and White, It was Antonelli'a 14th victory, inning agalnet loaing reliever RKIM4 7, GARDB 5 — Jerry two on. House of Los Angeles finished a par 35-36—71, tight. 6,548 yard South Windsor last night. The for the scoring, ~ scoreless while giving up two bin­ 5ret All-Star Game of this season Relief ace Ryn« Duren of the once more tying him with Pitts­ strong second in 21:45.9 as she re­ layout. The course wa.s sogg^ St. M ary 's...... 200 020 x- 4-10-2 gles during his brief stint. by six years. He also was the best St. Louis. 7; Darfii.. Chicago and .lack Sanford (7-9), th* ex-Phil Lynch drove in four nin* for the "I’ve been In bossball 80 ysors," win was the sixth as against two K of C ...... 001 200 0 -3 - 8-2 Yankees lost nis shutout string at Neal. Los Angelee. 6. burgh’* relief ace. Roy Face, a* •tarter. Mike McCOrmiek extended Red* -with a single and homer, said Casey, "and I’v* never heard fused to fall back, Donna Graham from three days of rain when Lit­ setbacks in Zone Two play and Third baseman Kunz (3-4) Dave in the ‘26th annual—and what are 32 innings — tops in the majora the winningest pitcher in the ma­ of Indianapolis finished third in tler, an earlj starter, played it O’Dell and L. Hansen, D. Hansen Brady (2-3) and Morrison (2-3) they going to call the benefit in Home Runs—Mathews, Milwau hi* *coreleM atrlng againat the then set up another.nm with a anybody booed Os much and os left the locals with an overall 9-4 jor*. It also W-as Antonelli'* third Phllllee to 26 inringa before they single. .lodnny Temple’* single 22 : 10.0, under cloudy skies. Laier the sun (6); Sullivan and Liappen. garnered seven of the Medics’ 10 Los Angeles on Aug; 3? Maybe the r M i kee, 27; Bank*. Chicago, 281 Rob- often os Mantle. To his credit. I record. DON DRYSDALE in the •Ighth for a 5-4 lead. A Cincinnati and Aaron, Mil- shutout of the year, all in his last scored twice in the fourth. Today Miss Ruuska seeks to de­ came out. Starter Steve McAdam couldn’t hits. The Brady boys, Steve at 264 annual. broke a 6-5 tie in the .■'.xth against don’t know If I eould take as mueh HARTFORD TWI LEAGUE Dr>'adale has to pilch his home 'Should Never Be Beaten’ rnlliaion between le ftfi^ ^ Tony L,g,,kee, 24;' Cepeda, S a n Francls- four starts.- and gave him the ERA • « • losing reliever Marshall Bridgee a* he does." fend a second title, the 440-yard Llttler's 64, four o.er the local overcome wildness and gave way shortstop and Dave at second Kubek and ahorUt^Gil Me-1 - jg - ' lead in the National League at individual medley. Another young tournament record of 60 regis­ to Cain in the fourth innirtg. Ed­ Moriarty Bros, and Hamilton base, starred defensively, handling games in the I>os Angeles Coli­ CUBS 4. BRA\’ER 2 — BJmie (3-11. Willard Schmidt (2-2) was How did Mantle feel about It? Standard battled to an eight in­ Almost everybody says Drys­ Dougald -- in which fCubek suf­ Stolen Busee - Mays, San Fran­ 2.49. Benha’ aolo 25>th home nm gave the winner In relief. "What booing?’' he grinned. Californian, Chris Von Saltza, 15- tered by Tommy Bolt in 1954, die, who picked up his second tri­ a combined 10 chances, including seum with that 250-fool left dale is another Ewell Blackwell. fered a slight concussion - - set up Fact is., he's given up just three year-old from Saratoga, Calif., gave him a tv.'o-stroke edge over umph without a loss, pitched out ning scoreless tie last night at seven assists, flawlessly. field. He got a look at it last year cisco, 17; T. Taylor, (?)hicago and Colt’s Park. It marked the second He angles the ball into the hitter the first score off Duren in 18 Neal. Los Angelee. 14; Blasingame, runa in hi* last 36 2-3 innings, al­ races to retain her crowns in both 27-year-old Wes Ellis Jr. of of a bases loaded jam and gave up No member of the losing club and almost never recovered. This games since April 30. lowing 24 hits and eight walk]* in the 110-yard freestyle and the 220- Aldeoress, N.J. Not too far away stalemate of the season between with the terrible speed possessed St. Louis. 13; Pinson, Chneinnati, three hits and two runs in the was able to miister more than one year he already has more com: by the old whip of the Reds. ... that span while striking out 25. He yard backstroke. , with 67s were Fred Hawkins Jr. three innings that he worked., the two rivals. Moriarty’a BUI blngle while shorUtPP Gary Sul­ plete games and strikeouts than Gilliam and Moon, Los Angele* Susie Ondogh of Seattle, Wash., Rlsley allowed just three hits, "But Drysdale has more rhythm, A’S 4. ORIOLES 8—Tom Sturdi­ and Cepeda, San Fhti,noi«co, 11. fanned nine and walked but two of Ea Paso, Texas, and A1 Bessel- Mistretta came on to relieve livan and McHale at third were he recorded . In 1968. vant'* four innings of hitless re­ last night. WHAT D’YA HEAR is defending champion in the 200-. Ink of Grossinger, N.Y. Cain with the bases loaded ih the walked four and struck out five. credited with seven fielding VI don’t pitch to ball parks any more polish than Blackwell," Edi Pitching —Face, Pittsb i.gh. 14-0, As good as it looks and it yard breaststroke with Mrs. Paula seventh and managed to keep host His opponent, AI Hedin gave up lief saved it for the A's and Bud 1.000; Antonelli. San Francisco, The split also pushed the Giants Bunched t . 68 were Arnold chances without a mlscue. Nor­ more,” he related in the club­ die Sawyer, manager of the Phil­ Dajey (9-6), who gave up the two games ahead of the Milwaukee Jean Myers Pope of Los Angeles Palmer, Ligonder, Pa.; Walker In­ South Windsor from denting the eight bingles, two each to Leo man’s was charged with two mis- lies. contributed the last time he 14-4, .778: Mizell, St. Louis, 10-4, IN THE BEST OF CIRCLES? going after another 1-meter scoring column. Last night's Cyr and Roy McGuire, walked two house. "Last year 1 tried to ad­ Ciriole runs on homers by Walt ,714: Law, Pittsburgh. 10-5. .667: Braves, who lost their third in * man Jr... Eglin AFB, Fla.; Pete cues in the game which lasted one just my pitching to the Coliseum, hsd a look at the big kid who row to the Chicago Cub* 4-2. Cin­ looks plenty good I springboard diving championship. Hesaemer, Houston, Texas; Tom meeting marked the finale be­ and fanned 15. hour and 42 minutes. Dropo and Gus Triandos, Jerr.v Drysdale, Lob Angeles. 11-6, .647. The mile race opened a four-day The well-played contest was and failed. Now it's just another stirs Los Angeles' pennant hopes. Walker (7-4) )ost it. giving up cinnati defeated St. Louis 7-5. Ii'ieporte, Bionxville, N.Y.; Bob tween the two rivals, with the Balls ’n' Strikes; The collection "Blackwell's arm used to look like Strikeouta—Dryedale, Loe An­ « • • and night program at the Lake Goalby, Crystal River, Fla,, and Silk Townets making a clean completed in two hours. Tonight park to me. I can look at hitters seven of the A's nine hits in the geles, 147; S. Jones, Sw Francis­ Redding Park pool. the locals engage Riley’s Redlegs from the largest crowd of the sea­ and usually tell whether they'll be a snake, the way he snapped It.” first three innings. Dick Williams' GIANTS 4-1, PHILLIES •-« — Art Wall Jr., Pocono Manor, Pa. sweep with earlier 3-2 and 8-2 de­ son at Verplanck Field amounted co. 121; Antonelli, Sa7 Francisco, Miss Ruuska took the lead on Jackie Burke Jr., Kiamesha cisions. in a 6 o’clock test at Colt's Park. hitting or taking the first pitch. Don Drysdale pitches with a two-run eingle clinched it in the 106; Haddlx, Plbteburgh, 94; Antonelli, who ha* lost four, the third lap and held it but- her Saimond rapped out two sin­ Moriarty's ...... 000 000 00—0-8-0 to exactly $28.85 . . . Umplre-ln- natural movement, and as Eddie third. now has won eight in a row from g o o d /V e a r Lake. N.Y., last year's winnner, Chlef Lee Fracchia and his three When they're hitting I pitch them Koufax, Los Angeles, 93. younger rival from Los Angeles was five strokes off the pace. gles and a double, to raise his Hamilton ...... 000 000 00 - 0-3-1 tight, and they hit the bail with Sawyer stressed, it's nice to have • • . the Phillies since Aug. 11 1957. kept pressing throughout. batting average to a robust .451. Rlsley and Alemany; Hedin and partners—John O’Neill, John the handle." that kind on your aide. SENATORS 5. 'HOERS 2—The Twenty-five players were under Wagner, RS’y Pilkonls—turned tJi( At the 880 point, Sylvia was par, and nobody w-as conceding And like Feshler and the hard­ LIptak, Lewis. Senators, winning 18 of their last West'Hartford, July 17 (#7—'W. , timed in 10:39.5, less than three hitting Mistretta, the young Man­ an excellent job with nary a rhu- 28, beat the Tiger*’ Ray Narleskl Womeii’s Amateur anything. It’s fact, however, that bard popping up . . . 'The girl H. Neale of the Yale golf .courae seconds slower than her Ameri- Littler la the man to beat. The chester shortstops was credited RECREATION LEAGUE ( (4-10) with two runs in the sec­ won a Slate Seniors Golf Atan. TIRE VAIUE! can record for the half-mile. Tim­ with two runs batted ih. scouts. Troop 1 of Manchester will secotid round of the 72-hole tour­ Dick Danielson pitched the sea-' Eddie Arcaro Gives $2 Bettor ond on Faye Throneberry’s home Golf Title at Stake One-Day Tournament yesterday ers. clocked her at 1,500 meters in After South Windsor had pick­ son's first shutout last nighj. as operate a concession stand Mon- run and a sacrifice fly by win­ ney is scheduled today. day night at Buckley Field, with with a flve-under-par 37-39—76. 20:10.2. As she sought unsuccess- ed up a run in the first inning, the unbeaten Teachers troupced ning pitcher Bill Fisher (8-3). Neale led a field of 89. full.y to better her American mark Johnson's clhb the ..Police Department. 13-0 atM t. all profits going toward kelplng to Alton. .JuU'lJ.'Li ^'i — .ioLXLSul- o sot of POUR Jockey^S‘Eye Vlew of Racing Dick 'Hyde saved it, alTowing one jlivan of Orange's Race Brook of 20:02.4. Australia's lisa Kon­ battled back with two markers in Nebo. Danielson eight defray the cost of their planned hit in two shut-out celief frames." for 09 low OB rads has a time of 19:25 pending Tiger and Calhoun the third and added three more in singles, two each to Buck Bychol- trip to' Europe in the summer of Country Clnh. six times winner of as a new world record. the' fourth after the losers had ski and Norm Bjorkman. Dave 1981 . . . Little League scorers New York (NEAl — Back in »got to drop back and swing around the State 'Women's Amateur golf M D A WEEK Paired in Rematch dented the plate twice In the Dooman stroked a two-run homer this past season included Denny the saddle again and riding high the field." says the little man who championship, has s chance today home half of the fourth. The vic­ and two doubles, and Phil Hyde Carlin (International League), at Jamaica after hia frightening ' had been called the greatest of the 36>Hole Siuni-Finalh to carry off the title once more. , LONOoT! tors concluded, their, scoring with Tommy Andreoli, Will DiKheaneau The 38th playing of the tourna­ Flemke Still Leads Syracuse, N.Y., July '17 (iP)— poked a home run to pace the spilt in the Belmont Stakes, Eddie race riders. WATFRFORD single tallies in each of the last victors’ 17-hit attack. and Dawn Molumphy (National Arcaro was dlacuasing the little "If you gel a horse that's slow Denver, July 17 iA‘>—Don Essig ment will finish up thi.s' afternoon rock-beflem prieeJ Dick Tiger, the British Empire three innings while South Wind­ League) and the home team III, the 1967 champion from at the Golf Club of Avon. At Riverside Park middleweight champion, from Ni­ sor mustered Its final two runs in Tonight's scheduled game be­ things, other than jockeys, that I from the gate or hasn't the stami- tween the North Ends and Tele­ coaches (American I,ieBgue), and Influence races. I na to stay out in front all the Indianapolis, plays Bill Wright, .Mias O’Sullivan, a perennial S^PEED BOM One good round dese. ves anothei. geria, and Rory Calhoun of White the sixth. Seattle collegian, and Bill Mp-Cool. finali.st, breezed into the final* yes­ Plains, will go 10 rounds again Manchester out-hit the host phone has been postponed until a all did a splendid job . . . Sul­ What Arcaro was talking about i way. you have to drop back ajzd ! FiH mo*t Riverside Park Speedwa.y—Al- IaIat* riftfrA 4 livan’s chalked up qn impressive I swing to the outside. Then the San FrancUco policeman, meets terday by swamping Deen Bowen 8 o enjoy a round of Schaefer after t,hough Steady Eddie Flemke of tonight to see who is ;,he brtter squad 7-6, with Don Bllnn and was bid stuff to those with an Frank Campbell. Jacksonville. of Ridgewood 8 and 7. SPORTS CAR ^ niod4l9 of Ply­ fighter. Mac McCormack each collecting Teachers . . . . 214 330 0—13-17-0 13-3 won and loat record in an­ inside knowledge of the turf, hut ! chances' are that man.v in the j New Britain la stlH_ the point lead­ Police ...... 000 000 0— 0- 8 2 nexing the American League I crowd will say, 'Look at that idiot! ■ Fla,, insurance agent, in today's In the other semi-final, Evelyn. er at Riverside Park Speedway ip The bout' will be roadcast and two safeties In a losing cause. his words would have glistened ,36-hole semi-finals of the National Sawyer, also of Race Brook, came mouth', Ford* Chov- your game. This beer has The Silk Towners committed two Danielson snd Briggs; Ferguson crown this season and are rated I Taking the long way round when 1 RACING the stock car racing division, his telecast (NBC 10 p.m„ E I^ ) from alight favorites to turn back the like pearls of wisdom before the I he has a hole ho could drive a i Public Links Golf Totifriament. tn life at the midpoint in the back rolot, Hud$on, two closest pursuers, Biiddy Krebs errors, one more than their op­ and Bycholskl. avarage $2 bettor who., ha* diffi­ TONIGHT 8:30 ° the War I'ieraorial Auditorium. ponent. , . Medics in the finale •. . . The I truck through on the rail!’ | They are shooting for the crown nine, upsetting Giace Lenezyk $ a smooth ro u iid taste— never sharp,, of East Hartford and Jerry Hum- In their first clash at Madison culty distinguishing between a I "Of course, everything I’ve said | knocked off the head of defending Cronin of Indian Hill 3 and 2. 6.70x15 Nosh, Studobokor. Next Zone Two contest for JC-OOURANT LEAGUE Medics were coached by Oliver Kentucky ^ r b y candidate, and Iston of Springfield, are closing in, Square Garden, June 5, the two Johnson's array Is scheduled Skip Streeter gave up Just three Mlnney while Daniel Sullivan pi­ I goes in reverse for a horse th a t; Champion Dan Sikes Jr.,‘Univer­ Mixs Sawyer and Mrs. Cronin BIG FEATURE EVENT never flat. It's REAL BEER . . . on him. aggressive 163-poun itrs .rattled to loted Norman’s . . . , Verplanck a lead pony. Erudite Ed,ward. one likes the rail but draw* an out- sity of Florida law student, by were rtlnning even after 13. but Wednesday night when neighbor, hits, two to Kenny Irish and one of the best informed men around In fact, both rivals as the re­ an exciting draw. Calhoun's last ing Rockville visits Mt. Nebo for to Clyde Richard, ^whlle pitching ir}.e!d; was in excellent condition ‘ side position,"'"AYcarb cautioned. !Leonard Pietras. 25, Toledo, Ohio Miss' Sawyer then 'took two . Teniorrow Niqht sult of their higher finishes last round surge earned him the even despite two days of stead.v rain. the tracks, was giving a jockey's- From this, it see.ms it would be- | factory foreman. In a third round straight. On She 16th, Mrs. Cronin America's Oldest Lager Beer! a 6:15 encounter. The two rivals Nutmeg Chrome to a 1-0 shutout eye view. week, cut Into Flemke’a margin split with the pacesetting Nigeri- have split In two meetings, Man­ win over Fire A Poj(ce last night MAdlri <5> I hoove the bettor ^ determine from 2-up upset yesterday. Pietra.s shot lost a chance to recoup by taking j STOCK CAR RACING 'Ui. 4.00 * 1* fill mo»t and stand a good chance of over­ an. The w'ind. it seems, can have a 67 over the 6,617-yard pair 71 Well- five shots to get to the green and.l older model, of nvmomh. chester winning the first, 9-4, at Colt’s Park. The winners, who Hcai rt, rf . . . , ab r h po a- « rbi a .careful slud.w. of pa.st per-| 8 Rocbc 2 FM hirM taking the No. 1 point man. It was so close that Referee and Rockville the second, 7-6. scored the winning run In the 3 .1 O ' II 0 0 . profound effect'on a race. formancea whetlieiri^ a horse of his I shire course. then putting twice. j Ford. Ch.?.vrolet, Na.n. Flemke's margin Is only two Welsh, rf .... .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Adults $1.25 — Kids 50c. Mark C - ! Sylvf*«ier, cf ...... • 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 Rippman. c ,, ' Route 85 210, and only 13 better than the each. Hie experts couldn’t de­ Saimond. sn Nutmeg ...... 000 100 0 1-4 Banks, cf .... 1 1 0 6 0 0 0 discontinued this year, a horse Hor.se.s don’t run according to SI.* 7 ...... B 2 3 3* U 3 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 Miles From New I,.4tndnn n r € - 1 ^ ^ B) 0 <1 f ® * Home City driver’s 199. cide, either. Of 12 polled at the Miatretta, If. p . . . 3 0 1 0 1 0 2 F A P ...... 000 000 0 -0-3 Brautigan. If 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 that would do three-quartei’s in the precise mathematical formulas Krebs finished second to Len ringside, four had (Jalhoun ahead, F<‘ahl#»r, 3b ...... 3 1 0 2 0 2 (a) Hart. II .. O' 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 against the wind might make that govern the fall of dice, turn OI< MANUHI^STKR Avery, c ...... 1 0 0 30 0 0 0 Streeter and Slnkewicz; Irish D. Brady, 2h 3 0 2 n H 0 -1 FLETCHER CLASS CO. 01d.,*Mercury, Pontitc, Ransom in last Saturday night's four had Tiger the winner, and White, rf ...... Morrison, lb It in 10 with the wind behind' of the roulette wheel or the out­ ______Mitchell . . . 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Johnson. 3 0 2 7 0 0 1 HudH>n. feature while Humiston finished four had them even. Smith, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 W erstler, p ", 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 Wrai” said Arcaro. Three-quarter* come of other wagering games 9-7979 third after holding the runnerup Minor, lb ...... 4. 1 2 0 1 1 188 WBSI.MXDDLE n iR N n K B Sibrinaz, 2b ...... 1 2 0 2 2 1, 0 I Totals ...... 27 8 10 18 10 0 4 it track parlance for three-quar- pleyed with inanimate objects. 7.40 « f'*'. apot until the final lap when Bud­ McAdam, p .... th e Former Boston southpaw pitch­ . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Norm an’s (31 ters-of a mile and 12 and 10 trans­ if they did, what with 12 to CXJRNER DURANT ST. M-MINUTE FREE recent dy. "sneaked” under the Home er Mel Parnell Is general manager Cain, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ah r h po a e rbl late Int'o 1 minute, 12 seconds and 17 per cent bite taken from the D.5ot0.Bu.ck,Old..Hud City driver while he was making M arsh. If ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sport Srhednle (i. Sullivan, ss .. and field manager df the New Or­ 3 McHale, 3h ...... 0 1 3 1 0 0 1 njlnute, 10: miitiiel*. the $2 bettor would have NEW LARGER QUARTERS INSTfttUTION •on, Mercury a final desperation bid to over leans Pelicans In the Southern . . 26 8 "7 18 6 3 "7 Glarli. cf. p ...... "Last fall First Landing beat as much chance of beating the tire take the winner. Assn. — Snsih W ind.or (0) T o d ay D. Sullivan, c . . . . 0 0 .0 Intentionally and Tom.v Lee in the races as Mr*. N. Khrushchev has ab r h po a e rbi Anderson, 2b . . . . 0,1 . „0 1 1 PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING . 'IIIRNPIKE •bl.ckw.ll Tubs-typ. plu* Repelto, 2b ... 1 1 0 3 3 0 0 West vs. Bkist, 6:15—Memorial Russo. If ...... 0*0 0 0 slowest time for the Clhampagne of becoming president. of the Early, c ...... ■ 1 0 4 F ield. Pllkln, lb ...... o n 0 0 0 at Belmont alae* the race was D.A.R. But horses don't do arith-. Bllnn, cf ...... 3 0 3 2 Getzewich. rl ...; 1 0 0 0 0 made a mile in 1940," Eddie metic, and therein lies another AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Telller, ns . . . . 4 0 0 0 Saturday, July 18 (bl Cunningham (I- n 0 0 0 PROVED Wllbourn, rf .. 4 0 1 AAI vs. PAF, 6:45 -West Side Bushey, p ...... 0 0 1 1 1 pointed out. "That’s because the way the bettor cart rediice the odds M cCorm ick, 3b 3 1 3 Oval. Cataldl, cf ...... 0 0 10 0 field had to buck *a 28-mlIe-an- against him. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS N o Down Daymont WHon LEARN TO DRIVE THIS SUMMER! Klcholflun. lb 4 1 0 g 0 0 0 hour headwind almost three-quar­ "Horst;.* aren't machines," Ar­ Braithw allr,' If ,....,0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Sunday, July 19 33 3 6 18 8 2 I Free Installation You Trado In Your Old Jhrosl ADULTS AND TEENAGERS (a) Slniscalchi, ifIf ..2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Moriarty's host Wethersfield a —Ran (or Kunz In 6th. ters of the distance." caro ‘ reminded. "They’re like MIRRORS (Fircploe* ami. Door) / ,< McGuire, p ...... 2 1 0 0 3 0 0 b ^ l r u c k ou« for Getzewich In 6lh. The moral tq the bettor, if any, people, with likes and dislike*, Dual Control Cam ^ SUndard Shift aiid Automatic A. C„ 2:30 — Mt. Nebo...... 800 000—8 T otal...... 26 6 6 18 10 1 3 Monday, July 20 . Norman s ...... oio ooo^a I*—bring a wind gauge. quirks and pe^culiarilies, good PICTURE FRAMING (Ml typos) SENT C0UER5 a—Grounded out for Bralthwalte in Poi)tlcelli’a va. A A I, 6:15 — m IuUc Anderson; Contrary to’ popular belief, the and bad days. .Geztain hones 6lh. • JfPB, Medics 11 N orm an's 7; • BB, No. 1 post position is net always don’t like to ryn'behind because MCH0LS4IANGHESTER TIRE, loe. EARLY’S DRIVING SCHOOL Manche.ter ...... 003 S ll 1—8 West Side 0\al. Werst er 8. Bushey 8, Ctark 1; SO| W INDO W and PLATE GLASS South Wlndaor ...... lOQ 303 0—t Bantly va. Trust, 6:16 — Char­ Hits off! the best by any means, according they dislike having dirt kicked in Complet* Driver Education Course for Teenagem 3b, Saim ond; SB, Slbrlnax S aim ond: ter Oak Park % 3 1-8 Innings; to Arcaro. their faces. Nashua was particul­ OONTRAIlTTORBt .WE HAVE IN S'TOCK m taOAD ST. HI 3-S1Tt' SAC, SIbriDU, McAdam; SF. Fe.hler; "Some horses like to run on the By State Certified,-Lieensed’ Driving School. DP. McAdam to Minor; LOB,: Man­ F A P va. Bankera, 6:16—Keen- gls"Uo°.;uzV3rL.‘”B=!..yek-*^’ arly cranky about this. Some like ! TRIPLCM c h e .te r 9. South Windw>r 11; BB. T^o- outside and other* favor the rail. the straightaway, others run fast- ■ MEDICINE CABINETS ond SHOWER DOORS TM r.is. ICNtlFEI IKWHII 60.. Day or Evening Appelntmeiits. e> St. "WE GIVE GBEE.V STAMPS’* A dam ,6. Cain 3, M cGuire 13; SO. Mc­ Temple Beth va Baptist, 6:16 If you get tn outside runner In 1, er on turns. You have to know a j o r ooNN,, liirc. ‘ CALL MB. EARLY—MI 94W15 Adam 8, Cain 3. M U tretU 1. MciiUire -.is* A^elea .—Paulie Armstead, 2 OF S position, you've either got OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS STORESm USE OUR EA8V PAY PI-AN . . . PAY AS YOU RIDS 4; Hits off, McAdam 3 for 8 runs in —Charter Oak Patk. 182%, ^ Angeles, outpointed horse'* temperament before you i I MW TV BdvwBluTa I S In n in n ; Cain 8 for 3 runs In 3; Mis­ Green . Mai'or va. Don Willla, to break fast from the gate and can know what he is likely to do 1 ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Issi Tnas in •W L lO rtr'. . . Ite n d n jg , 10:00 P J I , WNUChTV («). tretta 0 for 0 runs In 1; HBP, McAdam I ^ r o Vasques, 188%, Xiexico m a in ST,—Ml 8-4TT1 (Early, Rspstto); W. Cain; L,'McGulrs. U.'16—RoDertson Pa^'k. City, 10. ■tay ohoad ot the pock, or you’ve under certain coadlUoni." . 1 « ' . ■ - . - A f , . *4 . r PAOl rotntTEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JULY 17. 1959

Auto Driving School 7-A THERE OIIGHTA BE BY PAGALY and SHORTEJT ArtidM For PRBPARE TOR drivefa teat; CEDAR CLOTHES Ihn poles in­ 1. Anna Lovoa Johnny Agee IS to 60. Driving and claaR- stalled. All atzes. Old Doles re­ a. And They Ctot MaMed CLASSIFIED room. Threq inatnirtion*. No wait­ moved. Bean poles. Truck bat- I. And Startod Houaoke«p(ng * 1958 OLENW(X)D combination gas BOLTON — Immaculate 6 room ing. Mancheater Driving Acade­ tsry. MI 9-1151. and oil stove. Excellent condition. Ctape, full basement with garage, 4i. With FURNTTURB — m t-4997. THREE ROOM apartment unfur­ my. PI J-724S. nished. Secemd floor. Avkilable oil heat, azhesite'drive. Aluminum NIRV LISTINO — Bowera School 5)4 room Ranfch $ll,800-0n SUhoet St. —off South PICNIC TABLES-^ foot $19.95, 8 5. From ALBSIRT’S Of Count I wtiutows and doors. Beautiful lot ■raa-^ tlnlatiod rooma. Cata Ood, foot $32.96, 29” wide tops, 10” TOR SALE—4 rooma fumitul'e. In August 1, MI 8-7591. 2 Slone fireplaces Main, oldat’ but substantial home ADVERTISING Just 'ook at these tremondoui with plenty shads trees. Half mile Shed dormera, completc>\ re­ Plastered walla with 6 rotnna and hasted sun- Motorcycled— Bicycles 11 seats. Braced, bolted 1” western values—snd remember at AJbert’a oxcellent condition. Also garden from MoKchestoF line. Only $780 modeled kitchen, attached garage, fir or western spruce. W. J. Call MI 9-4974 after 5 p.m. Built in appliances . , perch. ' CLASSIFIISI) ADVKRTISEMBN1 DEPT. HOURS you can have a protection bond. No AVAILABLE August 1—Modem 8 down. Call now. MI 8-6454, or AD beautifully tandacapad tot. R. F, Aluminum com b^hona $18,9(k>—Green Hill St. Older home .Zinker, MI 9-5444, TR 6-1965. payments in case of unemploy­ room apartment. Call. MI 8-6624. 6-1241. Dlmdek Co., Realtor, MI P-UiS, OOVBINTK'Y LAKE — T'Wo year- 8:15 AJl. to 4:.10 PAI. CHILD'S TRACTOR. 15. OIrl'g S4" FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator. targe screegelinta ^ r r h in good central location. 6 good- 100 METAL cldthee lockers ‘n good ment, illness strlke(s—and a paid Excellent condition. Can be seen Or Robert Murdock,. Ml 8-6473, ’round cottages. Good Investment Basement'., sized rooms. bike Sin. MI 0-3341, up bill in full In case of death. MANQ1B8TER—New 6 rttom split Barbara Woo^, Ml P-7702. property. $8,600 for the 2. Call ------t condition. Ideal for clothes stor­ at 87 Strant St. Over 2 a( $18,900—Trebbs Dr. Nice 9 room COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CI.ASSlKiED ADVT. 3 ROOMS ...... $188 Buflliwaa Loettiom ranch, 2 full baths, built-in oven Marian E. Robertson, Broker. MI • High e le i, cape on com er tot. Nowwacant. age or tools. Has niany usea and range, finished recreation 8-6953. MOWD A T t t o l n U D A T I0:«» AJC—aATOIIPAt t .AJL Businesa Services Offered 13 around the house or shops. $4 The “ Honeymoon” BLOND mahogany extension table for Rent 64 * $3,700 atoumes money saving $14,soo—Hyde St. 6 room cape •<1 hpme, many Extras, full price LAWRENCE F. PIANO er, Reckvilla, TR Q/W43. nek. Prompt efticlenl aervlce. 8 ROOMS ...... 1894 and a drawer for silver and linen. $10,500. 8 bedroom ranch plus gs- $16,900—109 MaUier St. Solid brick li w *W ul AAT BM takas om tke pkoM u a Guaranteed workmanahlp, MI Excellent condition. Both . $25. The ‘Hollywood” Ideal for apartment or home with­ tioned optional. Tel. Ml S-im . $2,090. /Phllbrick Agency, MI rooms. Combination triple track Cape with 6 rooms, 1*4 - baths lh a akfsrttaer akoald read Ua ad tka v lf t S l DAY DAI IT 9-8464.J aluminum atorma and screens. Ga­ rage, quality construction, full BROKERS MI 3-2768 ANDOVBR — TiAo room eottaget 0-807S. Boy’s sport Jacket, sUe 15. almost S ROOMS ...... $488 out dining room, MI 3-4322. price $17,500. Short Way out— 4 and very nice lot. AjnBABS aad BKFOBT BBBOB8 la Uaia tor Ike aait laaai^ new, 110. Cjall evenings, X4T 3-6727. The “ Boulevard” COMMERCIAL bustnoas .or oCflco rage. Amesite drivSway. Immacu­ Paul P. Flaqo Ml S*04S8 $30,500— 255 Vemon St. Real nlqe .yatfine «‘ireplac6. Very privwe, > 11m BataM la iia|iiinaHila tar oaly OKB UMorree* or omlttad HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov­ FOR SALE—Deluxe Gibson electric ■pace tor rent. Up to 6600 square late condition.'Randy location. Call room year around expandable deep In wooda. Beauttftil oetthAg- 8 ROOMS ...... $897 LOSS SALE TO SETTLE home, garage, near beautiful, pri­ 5 room ranch With attached ga­ far aay laarttaaaaaat aad Umo oalj ta tko aztaai ot a al-Paper and ashes. Call Ml The "Aristocrat” range includes all extras, timer, feet. Will s’jb-dlvlde. Main Street. R. F, pimbck. MI P-5245, Barbara MANCHESTER rage and fun basament Big 3 acres oh the bend of the itvar. loa. B m ia whlck do oot laaaaa tko vataa at 6-4034. PARTS from 1948 Oldsm’obile, MI clock, extra outlet. Call MI 9-5173. Located near C^enter. Plenty of Woods, MI P-7702, Robert Murdock, vate beach, assume large G.I. Owner will finance. Asking |B,B60. 3 ROOMS ...... 1679 MI 3-6472. , mortgage, full price. $10,800. 4 kitchen and living room. Natural at wai aot ha eorvaetad by “nake good” laaerttoa. 9-4086 after 6:80. Free delivery, free setup, free parking. Phone MI 9-0320 or MI ESTATE (Custom Built) mahogany trim throughout, Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. MI RADIU-TV REPAIRS, any mako- 3-7444. room year around home, an ex­ 3-2766. Paul P. Fiano, MI 8-04W. cars. ampUftara, phonographa and USED SCREEN doors, three 34” x storage tintll wanted, regardless of Wanted—To Buy 58 m cellent buy at $7,900. Excellent 3 • targe 7 room, 6 finished cape targe lot, beautifully,landscaped. changers Over 47 years total ex- 6'10'’ , One 34” x6'9” . Commercial time! , TOR SALE-Rent. Equipped eoda Location excellent, 36 minutes to bedroom ranch, half acre land, • Fireplace 138,$00—take St. targe 6 room JKCEPTIONALLT gCOtriotW An^ Dial Ml 3-2711 perienee 90 days guarantee on all type, heavy duty. Includes some Shown By Appointment flhop, luncheonette, 183 sprjce St., Hartford. Fins old rural colonial. RCX3CLEDGB—New 6 room rsneh full price, $11,9M. GiW financing • Plastered walls split 'evel home custom built ^ 'Mover take. 75 feet (^--dgiicMlent work. Pouerton’s. MI 9-4637 hardware. $5 each, J W. . Hale ' At Tour Obnvenlence w a n t e d t o b u y Manchester. Call EXport 9-6081, Dining room, breakfast room, pan­ l l i baths, attached garage very on all the above properties. Many • Formal dining rodm ""ner. ^ lake frontage. $2,50g^casli. TalbM Lost and Poond Aatomobnes for Balt 4 Corp. MI 3-4123. Day or Night Good used roaalablo furniture, Saybrook. try, 15x30’ ll'ving room, master bed­ large. living room, $18,900 R. F. more from $8,500 up. Call fhe Ells- • 13x24 Uving room Agency. PI 2-MO^ ______GONDER TV Sales Md Service Phone Samuel Albert also small upriglit and spinet room, two double bedroonls and Dlmock (S., Realtor, Ml i-Oy-'S, worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, • a ty utilities TWO-FAMILIES Servicing TV. auto, home, nl-fl. GENERAL ELECTRIC wringer Hartford CH 7-0358 planoe. LARGE PLEASANT atoro, excel­ nursery,, teen dorm. Paneling, 3 2 ^ LOST—Brown and white Fox Ter­ NEED A C^AR and had vour credit or Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472. Bar­ MI 3-6930. • Near St. James’ School and $14.906—Walnut 8t. (tantiilly lo­ turned down? Short on down pay­ Quarter of century of satisfied type washing machine. Frlgidaire lent for grocery, TV, or appliance fireplaces, bsamed ceiling. 1 1/3 bara Woods, Ml 9-7702. • Mam St. shopping SolidrbRO for s r 1« 75 rier at Andover dump. Naine Por­ service. Ml 9-1488, Ml 8r2?Sl. If you have no means of trans­ Watkins Used Furniture salesroom, etc. Good size front acres, giant shade trees, -view, cated older 3-(smlly 1ft good con­ ter. call MI O-SOSS after 6 p.m. ment? Had a repoaaeaaion? Don’t refrigerator. Gaa and nil stove. FOUR ROOMS, plus 2 tnfinished, • Only 118,000 dition. give up! See Douglas .Motors, get Bedroom set. TR 5-7290. portation, I'll send my auto for Exchange ' windows. $110 monthly. Call after stone walls. 10 minutes to lake IV full basement, city utilities fire­ BCM/fON—30 acres suitable tor de- CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, you. No obligation. 5, Ml 9-1680 or MI 9-8549. 99 Sum­ privileges. >4-mlIe to shopping, all place. not water oil heat, com­ 120,000—Brick 6 A ,5 two-famtiy In PASS BOOK No. 3730. Savtnga De- "the lowdown on the lowest down avaUable all hours. Satlefactlnn 16 Oak Steeet LAWRENCE F. FIANO Immaculate condition. Two-car Velopment or farm. tmaH bdOM, partment of the Connecticut Bank and smallest payments anywhere. mer St conveniences. Buyer must have NEW CAPIT'o OD—Sited dorm er- bination windows and doors, roll­ chicken coop and bam Included, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315 LOAM, SAND, gravel and fill. Also A _I^B —E—R—T—’S good credit and earning of $8,000 oversized 24x36, Near nr.'era' up awnings house and attic fully BROKERS Ml 3-3766 garage. A Trust Co., N. Main St. office. Not a small loan or finance com. WE BUY and sell antlqiie and used AIR-CX)ND1T10NED 8-room office. $11,700—Five-family house showing near main highway. 8. A. Beeeh^ Application made for payment. pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 dump truck for hire. GA 9-5041. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD furniture, China, glass, itlver, pic­ to $10,000 net for comfort. Down achool — complete four. $19,400 . Insulkted, deep lot, nicely land­ Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 lor. Realtor. 5 0 3-6969 or W. B. TAMKIR TOEE Removal— land Open Nights Till 8 p.m. 100% Main Street location. Park­ 137.5 monthly Income, Take a Main St. cleared, firewood cut. insured. ture frames, guns, attic cr itenU, payment required. $875. PI 2-8226 (first deposit holds). R. F. scaped, many shade trees, excel­ Smith. MI 9-89S3. TOUND—Bifocal rlaasea, comer of MovInR—Tracking- Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations Wanted— 20 CUBIC foot horizontal Victor Sat. 6 p.m. ing. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. any time. Dimock Co,, Realtor, MI 0-5245. look a$ this one for an Invest­ Call Ml 3-8742, Paul A. Ell'son. freezer. Practically new. Can be whole estates. Furniture refin­ lent . condition, quick occupancy. ment/-' - Birch Mountain nbetenaion and 65. 1958 FORD FAlRLANE. black con- Storage 20 Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 .• Rob­ Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. ENJOY VACATION FUN STAFFORD—targe 8-famHy boiMe, PREPARE NOW for next year’s Female 38 seen at 26.Columbus St. Ished and repaired. Furtnture Re­ BARBRR SHOP—fully equipped, Bolton. Could be chlld'a. MI verUble with whltewali tires. Can FLOOR SANDING and reflntshing. pair Service and Sales. Talcott- ert Murdock Ml 8-6472. AT YOUR FRONT DOOR BOLTON 8 rooms firat floor. Second Am t AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS (^. Local vacation. You will be able to go ------ELE(?TRIC DRYER, $75. Ml 8-0098. heated. 241 N. Main St. MO per BIX ROOM CAPE — Full shed dor­ MANCHESTER—Vemon St. near 0-3341. be seen at 360 Main St. Tel. MI Specializing in old floors. Ml MIDDLEAGED couple, sober and ALUMINUM cbnjbinatlon doors 3. vlllo. Ml 8-7449. month. Phone MI 9-2655. 4-4. Shed and bam. 3-aere lot. Im­ moving, packing, storage. Low further and do more with money reliable. Wife good cixik. Would mer. fireplace, insulated, open Lydall. New ranch home on 183x |lil.900r^rookfleld Rd, 6 room 9-9258. 9-5750. Will fit 32” x80(J” opening, $20. staircase, knotty pine recreation ALL YEAR ROUND , mediate occupancy. flljiOO. <5m rates op long distance moves to you save as an Avon renresenta- like to lake care of elderly person. WANTED—1909 SVDB penny and 313 wooded lot. The home offers '' rutEh on nice deep wooded lot. arrange 110,800 mortgage. Timi 48 states. Ml 8-5187. tlve. Cash In on heavy summer­ each complete with mzrdware. 10 SAVE UP TO 50% ON room, hot water oil heat, com­ HILLSIDE MANOR, Vemon — ^ 'Basement garage. AnnuiUKieincBta 2 M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ Husband has local job and can pieces 2x12 fir planks, l4 ft. long, other coins, gold, silver or copper. three twin siz* bedrooms, L Second Bolton Lake Minor, Broker, Rockville, "nt 1653 MERCURY. 4-door, radio and ice. Full time. Residential, com­ time demand'for our fragrances, take care of grounds, etc. In spare Have coins to sell. Herman Kra- Houses for Rent 65 bination windows and doors, Choose your own high woode-' lot. shaped living room, VA baths, $19,000—Bolton (tanter. 4-bedroom 8-5042. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ $2 each. PI 2-7722. SUMMONS FACTORY porch, shade trees, amesite SILVER LANE’S Ten-Pin Bowling heater, $250. MI 3-2610. mercial Industrial. Attics cellars, deodorants, sun-tan lotions. High time. MI 9-5070 days. MI 3-4643 Jewskl, 33 Park St., Rockville, For your new Ranch, Split or Co­ built-ins. porch and garage, fire­ Six room, year 'round, laWiront ranch less than a year old. Two- ing Company. Local and 'on> dis­ commission. Complete training. SAMPLES SIX ROOM furnished home. Cen­ drive, good condition. Priced for lonial. R F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, car garage, 1*4 baths, combina­ Center opening Sept. lat. Make yards, lawn mowing high grass evenings. 9x12 CX)TTAGE tent with 8x12 front Conn. TR 5-5257. trally located, 1V4 baths. MI place, Price $19,500. You may home. 60 ft. waterfront wtto large WILUNOTON—•U.SOO. Three b o * reaervationa now. Tel. Ml 0-T05C. 1654 JAGUAR XK120M Roadster. cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml 9-9757, tance moving, packing and ator- Call today. CH 6-1658. quick .sale. Charles Lesperance, Ml 0-5245. or Barbara Woods, Ml chose decorations. Glen Roberts, tions, sere lot. room ranch, oil baseboard hekt. Needs paint and top. Good running age. Weekly van service to New room, sewed in floor, nylon Hide-a-beds sofa beds, single 3-2807. MI 9-7620. dock, anchored floaty rowboat. A. M. F. Ekiuipment. screens, MI 9-1158. 9-7702,'Robert Murdock, MI “ 6472. Realtors-Insurers. MI 4-0510. Three bedrooms, pine fianeled liv­ $23,500—Danish ranch on 4 acre Lot 490x300. Immediate occupan­ rondlUon. Reasonable. Inquire 46 LAWN MOWERS sharpeneo re­ York. Ml 3-6563. Situations Wanted— Male 39 and full size mattresses. Kooins Without Board 59 lot. a real showplace. Let us show cy. Small down payment. Tom Union St. after 4. paired. All work guaranteec Free Mahogahy China Cabineta. |30. MANCHESTER—3 acres of com­ ing room with nreplace. Screened REEL TYPE power mower. $16. Suburban for Rent 66 VI MANCHESTER. '4$ Wedgewood Dr. porch overktbklng lake, New paint you through this one. Minor, Broker, Rockville. ITR Peraonali S pick-up and delivery. We also MAN(?HESTER Package Delivery. CXILLEGE STUDENT —Do odd 3-piece par'lor.Mt, $30. mercial or industrial land. 4 room Big roomy cape built I960. Four 5-5043. VOLKSWAGEN convertible, J967. Light trucking and package deliv­ SECRETARY Hand lawn mower, g(x>d condition, ROOM WITH kitchen piivllegea. house i,n premises. Price $11,900. and landscaping. $16,800. sharpen axes, scissors , chisels, jobs, lawns, gardens. Driver’s li­ $5. Large air compressor. $10. 21” Hotpoint refrigerator, $85. ROCKVILLE — 24 Grove Street. WEST SIDE—Six finished rooms, bedrooms, full shed dormer. Ideal NEW HOMES VACDUM CLEANERS rapaired In Good condition. Call PI 2-7917 ery. Refrigerators, washers •'.nd Kelvinator refrigerator. Centrally located. Rabies ac­ Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. planer blades and knives, r^runo Interesting, diversified posi­ cense. Free to travel. MI 9-9125. television. $15. Drill press. $15. cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. Newly redecorated 2 room fur­ central location. Ideal family home home for big family, needs some STAFFORD—Six room older boooe. my own home ahop. Fdrt? veara after 6 p.m. Moske. Ml 3-0771. stove moving specialty. Folding Kelvlnator 30" electric range. with large yard. Immaculate con­ Call Owner MI 9-8905 Quite a few under conatructlon tion for capable young woman Dishwasher. $5. One-half h.p. elec­ nished apartment. Also 3 rooms. MANCHESTER.-Falknor Drive — redecorating first floor but the In excellent condition. Hot air factory axpfrience. All maaea, low chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. seeking permanent work. Good Both like new. dition. Priced for Immediate sale, price is right. $14,900. (1H% roort- in different locations. heat, garage, etc. $8,500. Tom rates, tree aatlmatea. traa pickup 1652 FORD convertible. White- tric motor $8. MI 9-1158, PLEASANT large heated room, Inquire 1st floor, apartment 9. Well constructed Cape. 5 rooms judgment, ability to meet peo­ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 free parking, on bus line. 146 only $13,200. Call R. F. Dlmock, gage). Immediate occupancj'. (tall Minor, Broker, Rockville, I B and delivery. Mr. Mnier. JA walls, radio and heater. New Top. MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA WATKINS finished, porch. F.H.A. appraised. MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI T. J. CROCKETT, RcAltor- 8-5043. Good condition. MI 4-1767. ple and typing ability essential. WALL TENT, 9x11. Good condition, Center St. Ml 3-5002. • Available September. MI 9-2046. Glen Roberts, Realtors-Insurers. SOUTH WINDSOR AREA 3-8904. television, service. Ml 9-4641. Painting— Papering 21 37 hour, 5 day week. Excellent AKC SPRINGER Spaniel puppies. $45. One factory built combination USED FURNITURE Summer Homes for Rent 67 9-7702. Robert Murdock, Ml 9-6472 MI 4-0510. MI 3-1677 working conditions. Liberal Registered. Priced reasonably. boat and utility trailer, 4x8. wood­ ' ENCHANTED COTTAGE ROCKVILLE:—A Will kept 6 room 55c WASH. 10c DRY—Do It your­ 1954 CHRYSLER New Yorker con­ REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers and . iperhanging. Call mbrnings PI 2-6239, THREE BEDROOM ranch -w ith vertible. Power steering, brakes benefit program. Write P. O. en body. Extension and rolls for EXCHANGE ROOM NEAR bath for gentleman. ANDOVER LAKE—7 room water­ full cellar and H i baths 61 Alice VII FIVE ROOM RANCH - With ga­ (tape (tad featuring. 4 flnlofaed self. Lucky- Lady. Self-Service draperies custom made. Free es­ Good clean workmanship at rea­ front cottage, all modem conven­ $17,500! OUTSTANDING BUYS down, 3 partially finished up. F u n and windows, powerfllte. Excel­ Box 2103 Hartford, stating carrying boat Included, $95, MI 15 OAK STREET Free parking. 54 High St. Drive. A real buy In a choice rage, 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile Laundry, 11 Maple St. lacroea timates. Open evenings ft your sonable rales. 30 years Ip Man­ iences. Available July 18 through COVENTRY—4’ 4 room ranch with bath. Aineaite drive, large lot. To Inspiring area setting enhances shed dormer, combination screens from First National Store Parking lent condition, inquire 123 Main convenience. P A M Upho'stery chester. Raymond Flske, Ml education, experience,' age and WANTED-Good home for 4 kit­ 9-3253. neighborhood. MI 3-0095. this superbly attractive 6 room $14,800^— Immaculate 9 qoom St., after 3:30 p.m, MI .3-8461. — salary desired. Open Thursday evenings until 9 season. Call MI 9-0980. carport, beautifully landsca) ?d lot, appreciate quality and workman­ ohd windows, fireplace, plastered Lot). Shops. 207 N. Main St, ML 0-6324. 9-9237. tens. Will deliver. Call MI 4-1782. FULL SIZE office desk with swing A WELL FURNISHED room with amesite drive, perfect condition. ship, see this fine home. Charles ranch with garage. Spacious (tape, 3 Or 4 bedroqma, ceramic walls, ceramic tile bath, ^ a u t ^ Closed Mondaya BUSINESS SITE on East Center paneled living room with unusual bath, file kitchen, aluminum RIDERS WANTED from Manchea­ 1951 OLD8MOBILE. Good condi­ back swivel chair. Excellent Con­ garage. MI 3-8958. St., 120 foot frontage, plus 6 room R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. DO Lesperance. MI 9-1B20. landscaped lot with treea. Excel­ TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent­ PAINTER and paperhaiiger, deco­ FOR SALE--Pedigreed black Cock­ COVENTRY IJtKE—Cottages for 9-5245. fireplace, formal -dining room and storms, amesite drive, may oaaume ter to CapHbl area, Hartford. Cali tion. Must sacrifice. 3110 Ml ed. sold end serviced 479 E, rating, Good clean Job, reasonable er Spaniel. 6 months old. Call MI dition. MI 9-1488. 1952 MODEL Crosley Shelviedore house, 4-car garage with 58 feet lent location. Well worth 814JM)0. 6-1649. refrigerator, 11 cubic foot, separ­ ROOM FOR rent, conUnuuoug hot rent, boats. PI 2-6825. TOLLAND—7 room custom built Immense cabinet kitchen. This large 1)4% mortgage. Webster Agency, Realtor. TR Mr. Gatek, MI 9-9116 between Middle 'Djrnpike. Ml 9-3477. price. S. 'Yencha, MI 6-6914 after CLERK-TYPIST wanted for gener­ 3-5809 after 4 p.m. water and shower. Prtv^e en­ more frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ home Is endowed with the newest 4:90-6:30 p.m. •■s. ate freezer. MI 9-9404 after 6 p.m. ins, MI 9-5132. vm brick ranch, breezeway heated 8-S745. al office work, Please apply Jarvis trance, free parking. 101 Chestnut SMALL COTTAGE to rent, West garages, 2 fireplaces, full base­ innovation* for practical family $18.600—Vemon-Manchester line, FLOOR SANDING a specialty. Enterprises. 283 E, Center St. EIGHT FRISKY well-marked kit­ Boats and Accessories 46 new 6-room Ranch, built-in oven 1949 MERCnjRY 3-dodr. First rea­ COMBINA’nON G.E. sink, garbage St. Beach. Westbrook. Augijst 15-Sep- DUTCH COLONIAL-If you like UNDER CONSTRUCTION. lew 'V4 ment on 25 acres. Immediate oc- living. Exacting workmanship and EARLY AMERICAN home, good Skilled workmanship. Vndy ■ Se- THOMAS HARRISON - Painting tens to be placed. Only 6 weeks tember 7. Call Mary Fournier. MI and range, birch cabineta, formica Automobfles for Sals 4 sonable offer. PI 2-7584. bula, MI 9-8919. and decorating. Equipped and old. Call MI 9-7234. 12 FOOT BARBOUR runabout, 14 disposal and dishwasher. $60. ^ colonials you’ll love this four bed­ room ranch, basement garage, ' cupanev. E. C. Norck. CH 6-8948, the finest materials used through­ condition, 5 miles from M andas- h.p. Evinmde medor Many 3-1241. FURNISHED ROOM., Can be seen 9-1232 during day. choice location, built-in sto” e and CH 6-4600. out. A rare find. counters, 19x14 living room with ter. Family size kitchen 16x14, full fully in.suTcd for large and small Help Wanted— Male 36 at 4 Pearl St. Call MI 9-8886 or room center entrance model Lots fireplace, city water, 130x150 lot. WANTED — d ea n uaed cara. We FOR SALE!—1954 9-passenger Ford GRINDING and sharpening—Farm FOR SALE—Collie puppies, AKC extras, $325. 88 Server St. kO of living area for a large family. oven, ceramic tile bath, amesite size dining room, living room, 3 jobs. Workmanship guarantee^ FIVE ROOMS of furniture Includ- MI 9-0641. YEAR 'ROUND cottage—4 rooma, MANCHESTER—Overlook Dr. New boy, trade down or trade any- Country Squire statlo(^wagon. In and household tools, lawn mowers with reasonable prices. Call MI- EXPERIENCED tool makers and registered. Tris. sable and white. 9-2860 after 4 p.m. A 23’ living room with fireplace, drive, completely landscaped lot. MANCHESTER bedrooms down, 3 or (4) up. Ap­ excellent .condition. LBOO^ Call own­ ing stove and refrigerator. Suit­ furnished, with boat. Reasonable, $18.(X)0. R. F. Dlmock Co,. Realtor. six room cap6, in the neighbor­ $16,800—Oversized 6 room Cape, tk li^ Douglaa Matora, 9S3 -'Cain. and saws precision sharpened, 3-4884. machinist. Apply E. A. Patten Co., Beautiful markings. MI 9-3635. PLEASANT ROOM (or 1 or 2 gen­ I>and O Pines, P. O. Box, Staf- a separate dining room wit! china CENTRALLY LOCATED patio, porch. 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, proximately 7 d el^ tfu i aersd er. MI 9-3362. motors serviced. Empsbn H. NEW 3EBAGO outboard, wind­ able for cottage. 65 Wadsworth MI 9-5245. ' hood of fine homes. Four bed­ partly wooded. Poult^ house 303 Wetherell St. MI 9-0701. shield and convertible top, trailer. St. MI 9-3420. tlemen. Separate entrance. Also fordville. closes, a large kitchen w!tl lota $17,900! large ititchen with dining area, BETORB TOD BOT a uaed ear Abom, Maple St., Elftngton,' TR EIXTEiRIOR and Interior painting. of cabinets and built-in oven and rooms, V i baths, full shed dor­ 48x30, double garage. EugnlfleSRt sea aormaa Motor Salea. Buick 1957 MG A ROADSTER. 17,000 At wholesale price. Must be sold separate kitchen. Free parking. Exciting new 6 room ranch home recraatlon room, built-in bar. alum­ 5-7166. Ceilings refinIshed. Papernanglng. FOR SALE—Canariea, Guaranteed MI 3-4724. ANDOVER Lakefront—4-room cot­ range. VA baths and 4 good-sized xvm mer. walk out basement. Price century old treea. Wonderful for Salea and Servlea. 380 Main miles. In excellent condition to -sing, Inquire 87 Bissell St. by July 15. Call MI 3-4426, $16,900 tor . this individualistic with garage. Unusual Interior - de­ inum storms, amesite drive, new Wallpaper books. Estimates given. MILLING MACHINIST tage. Week of July 25-Aug. 1. bedrooms with lots of closets. high school ares. children. Walton W, Grant Agra- Straat Ml 3-4571. avanlngs. throughout. CJall MI 3-7084. Fully covered by insurance. Call GAS RANGE with broiler and tim­ 4H ROOM RANCH, like new, fire­ home on a wooded lot. Call Glen cor. Outstanding brick fireplace cy. Realtor. 50 8-1153. WANTED Home for 2 black and 18 FOOT outboard cabin cniiser er. Best offer over $45. M l'8-1264. BEDROOM WITH connecting liv­ Aug, 22 on, MI 9-0Si5. Breezeway and two-car garage. Hoasehold Semcc# Edward R. Price. M3 9-lOOf. ENGINE LATHE /- ing room. Also single room. place. ceramic tile bath, amesite Roberts, Realtors-Insurers. MI with panel wall. Ideal features. $39,500—Stafford Springa 5-6 room OLDER CARS, mecfaanlca spa- white, one calico, kittens. MI with 55 h.p. motor C.G. regis­ Just over the Mancheater Town drive, attached garag^ full price 4-0510. 1954 CHEVROLET parts and Offered 13-A FRIGIDAIRE electric range, 4 Clean, attractive, quiet. Near Cen­ ROOMS- Watch Hill. Rhole Island. line in South Windsor. Price C?Iosa to schools, shopping, apartments. 5 garages. dala, fixit yooraelf cara, alwaya EXTERIOR house painting special- 9-28,37. tered. MI 9-0660. $11,900. R. F. Dlmock Co. lealtor, churches, situated in excellent rood aelecUoa. Look bdilnd our motor. MI 9-2975, , MACHINIST burners, with time unit, white ter. MI S 7410. Overloolting water. Weekly $25-$3S. $22,900. 15% down. McCarthy En­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ i.sts. Call for free estimates. Fully Daily $5-$7. Call DI 8-8415. The terprises. MI 4-0988, MI 3-6878. Ml 9-5245, Robert Murdock. Ml 5i/i% G. I. MORTGAGES neighborhood. Easy terms. $30.000—East Hartford. Income ice. Douglaa Motoea. 8SS Main. insured. Workmanship guaranteed. CATS (domestic, etc.) only board­ enamel, oven with broiler. Good 3-8472, or Barbara Woods, Ml 1954 NEWPORT Windsor hardtop, pany doors and windows, custom For experimental aircraft parts. condition, $30, Apply 79 l/jckwood Gray Gull. NOW AVAILABLE TO $7,072, net $5,508. work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- PI 2-8002. Prefer applicant;, with ability to ed, Fenros Cattery, Rockville, TR Diamonds— Watchd 9-7702. VERNON SELUNG TOUR HOMX7 FOt fully equipped. One owner. 41 5-9131. Jewelry St., Manchester. ROOM TO Rent. Inquire 53 Gerard ROCKLEDGEl—Custom S'i room HELP YOU PURCHASE prompt, efficient, courteoue saiw- DE CORMIER MOTORS, Windemere St, limantlq. HA S-1196. read blueprints and make own set­ 48 St. MI 3-5C47. ranch, built-in range, Recreation Also many business opportunities PAINTING AND paperhahging. ups. Top rates, all benefits, and XX $18,400! available. ive and amaJalng without oblMA* DACHSHUND puppies—AKC regis­ LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re­ MAPLE Dining room set, table, Wanted to Rent 68 room, porch, awnings, plastered Value packed 4-room Cape with Beautifully situated on pictures­ tion, call S. A. Beechlari Realtor, SAYS, 1953 CHEVRbLET Bel Air, 4-door FLAT FINISH Holland window First Class work. Available now. overtime available. Cool shop in FURNISHED light housekeeping garage. Reasonably priced. Carl­ shades, made to measure All Fully Insured. Call after 4 p.m. tered. Black and tan. Affectionate pairs, adjusts watches eirpertly. chairs and buffet. Excellent con­ MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ full cellar, aluminum siding, city que suburban lot. This charming 6 For more details call 50 8-6969 or Wesley R. Smtth, As­ sedan, blue, excellent condition, country setting. Apply dition, Also maple chair. Call Ml room near Main St. I.«dles only. WANTED—Cottage In Bolton. Cov­ ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132, “ THESE FINE CARS ARE metal Venetian blinds ' a new MI 9-6326, pets. Call Coventry PI 2-8706, Reasonable -prices. 0]>en daily. Call MI 3-6388. lonial, fireplace, built-in sto” c oven utilities, lovely yard. Asking room Garrison Ctalontal with ga­ sociates. 50 9-8953. 5Cember loiflti- radio, heater, etc. Wright Motor ------: 9-1518. entry, Andover. August 1-Labor $10,500. READY TO PLEASE. BANK Sales. MI 9-8376 next to Bolton low price. Keys made while you J. T. SLOCGMB CO. Thursday evenings. 129 Sprues Day. MI 9-6985. PORTER STREET section — Im­ and dishwasher. $17,900 R. F. rage. Includes all the fine appoint­ ple Listing Service. TERMS OF COURSE.’’ watt. Marlow’s. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Street. Ml 9-4387. ‘ ^ ______ments for gracious living and PAUL J. CORRENTI town line. Articles For Sale 45 maculate 6 room English Colonial. Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI 9-5245. Spotless nearly new 3 bedroom No job too small. Reasonable Matson Hill Road CHAMBERS FURNITURE ROOM FOR RENT for wot king I COUPLE BEING married in Au­ leaves nothing to be desired. Huge ARE YOU (CONSIDERING rates. Call Ml 3-8729. 3 rooms each floor. I 'i baths. ranch writh full cellar, ceramic tile MI 3-5363 SELLINO TOUR PROPEBTTT THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS- WEAVING of bums, moth holes South Glastonbury, Conn. TOP son..—Possibly the cle nest girl. Call Ml 3-8,565. gust desire.s 3 or 4 room unfur­ Neat recreation room, large living XXI living room with fireplace. 1*4 1967 DE SOTO HARDTOP and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Garden— Farm— Dairy SALE bath, excellent location. Can as­ baths, immense closets through­ We will umraloe your mupertr and moat fertile delivered w mileage handbags repaired, zipper re­ MANCHESTER—New 7 room Co­ out. Unique kitchen with built-ins. free and without luiy otulgaUation. placement, umbrellas --epalred, Wanted— Instructions 30 EXPERIENCED paper cutter for area ‘his year. Place your -rder. Products 50 503 E. Middle Tpke. ROOM FOR fent at the Center. pancy. Shown by appointment. MANCHESTER—Oversize 6 room Radio, heater and Hy-drive. A $1,666 —Only $155 dawn Leonard L. Giglio A Sons, Bolton i Phone MI 3-6273. Brae-Burn Real­ lonial. 1% baths, breezeway two- ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, Tastefully decorated. Minutes fretm Cape. Extra large lot. Vacant. P. men's shirt collars reveraed and printing plant. Automatic cutter. Near restaurants. MI 9-4401^, Farm and Land for Sale 71 car attached garage. Built-ins. Im­ SpoUeet local car. aure to please. STITDENT DESIRES tutoring in 40 hour week, paid holidays, Call MI 3-7083. . 'b THIS WEEK'S specials at the Far­ ty. Realtoi- sll facilities. (TIose to parkway, V. Tongren, Broker, Ml 3-6321. Only $150 Down 1958 ED3EL STA'nON WAGON replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ mer's Market—Native tomatdes Excellent selection of — mediate occupancy $22,900 R. E. schools and shopping. Compare be­ ing Shop. college physics.. Please call MI fringe benefits. Allied Printing BOLTON—Approximately 6% acres MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 BRAE-BURN REALTY 9 passenger. Radio. Heater, Auto. 9-9403. Services, 579 W. Middle Tpke. Ml ' 20” ROTARY mower, self-propelled V i lb. basket, 49c, medium size. CAPES and Ranches. 37 new homes Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245. fore you make your selection. MANCHESTER CAPE $99.95 ,reg. $139.95, discontinued Breakfast sets Apartments— Flats— of land with 650’ frontage. Ideal 50 SA3T8 1954 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan Very CHean, TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all 3-1101. Native aweet corn fresh picked being started in Vernon bv J. E. Full Price $2,395—Only $295 down. model). Marlow's, 867 Main St. daily, 55c dozen. Call MI 9-0474. Tables Tenements 63 location. Reasortable. S. A. Beech- McCarthy, Theke homes win sell WEST SIDE—Economical living! $13,900—Beautiful large 6 room EAST WINDSOR • Six rooms Radio, heater, standard shift. A makes. Highest quality guaranteed ler. Realtor. MI 3-6969. Cute Cape—4 rooms, full base­ rata rop-fUght car, sure to please Bonds—Stocks Mortnafies 31 WANTED--Young man over 21 to Floor Lamps for $11,890. Only $360 down and ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, • Plastered walls- 1654 PACKARD work and parts, over 47 year's ex­ POWER MOWERS—Toro, Jacob 4% ROOM, fully furnished apart­ ment. rreedMot. Low price. Only. cellar. 141x180 lot. Small down $2,500 SELLING YOUR Only $165 Down perience. Famous for service since train aa band cutter operator. Living and bedroom sets $88 monthly Including mortgage, • Hot water heat 2 Dr, Coupe, Radio. Heater.’' Auto. IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT - A First ahlft. Steady employment aen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle Household Goods 51 ment, centrally located heat in- taxes and fire insurance Ycnir $11,500. Robert B. Anderson Agen­ payment. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Desirable acre building lot with • Fireplace PROPERTY?? 1931. Phone Ml 6-4537 .for best Houses for Sale 72 cy. JA 8-oiS6. 9-5132. multitude of monthly pB’ments with many fringe benefits. Apply Reel and rotary. Also riding mow Baby ftimiture ■ eluded, $90. Call Ml 9-6808 choice of a 5'-j room j-anch with many trees and centrally located, • Rreezeway and garage 1952 Ford Victoria Hardtop. • 1064 CHEVROLET sendee. may be lumped into one second ers. Parts and service. Capitol SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall is offered for your new home site. Let'a sit down and talk it over. Radio, heater. Overdrive. A fa­ at Spencer Rubber Products Co., tiles 4c a tile. Kentile. from 7o FIVE ROOMS, second floor of $13,200- -1956 SDC room Cape, fire­ oven and rapge or a 'Cape Cod $23,900—Country living and still be Ideal country living yet close to • Near bua and Parkway Appraisals without obligati^ 2 Dr, Coupe. Powerglide.'Radio. ARE YOU tired of drab, lifeless mortgage with payments of only Chapel St Equipment-Co. 38 Main St.. Man­ All at substantial savings. Visit place. birch cabineta, baseboard with 5 finished rooms. Model A QUALITY HOME AT A • $14,500 or beat offer vorite any time—and sure to $22.25 for each $1,000 you need. chester. Ml 3-7958. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Manchester Green home, i.n bus in town, this beautiful 6 room all facilities. Excellent neighbor­ please. Heater. WTiitewall tires. Spotless floors? I can make your floors our salesrooms dailv 10-5. 7:30-9. heat, awtilnga, aluminum torma, homes will be read.v about August . BUDGET PRICE Dial CH 6-8897 and a.sk Prank SCIENCE Inati'urtor wanted to at the Green line. Call Ml 9-5201 or MI 4-1302. over-sized house with 8 acres of hood.- E. E. BUSHEY, Broker Only $165 Down Finikh. Seat Covers. look new again. I iisp the finest LOOKING—For a TV set *oi your garage, shade trees. Carlton W. 1. but now is the time to pick your nicely landscaped land with fruit LAWRENCE F. FIANO Full Price $868. wax and professional equipment. Burke or Mrs. Carter how Con­ 'each in vocational technical A GOOD SFjLECnON of s'erilized ONE ROOM furnished apartment Hutchins, Ml 9-51S2. lot, Bea'Jtiful high elevation. Take A 2 year's ■young 5*4 room ranch MI 9-2083 necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 achool. Box K, Herald. cottage or patio. We have several trees. J. D, Realty, MI 9-8075. Eve­ home. Thoughtful design results in For further details and appoint­ Brokers MI 3-3766 1953 Ford Victoria Hardtop. All work done evenings by Dennis reconditioned sets available Cali reflnished used furniture for air-conditioned. Marlow’s, 867 Route 83 from Vemon Circle for nings .MI 9-3840. ment 1959 NEW LARKS Kerin. MI 9-180.'5. Lewis St., Hartford. every room All kinds of appli­ Main St. 4-5-6 ROOM—Homes for sale. 2 miles, turn right on Center Rd. real economy, low maintenance, Paul P. Fiano ~ MI 8-0458 Radio, heater. New engine. A Modern TV Service. MI 3-8186, 4 comfortable uncrowded living. Call ! 9 Passenger Wagons Auto Heater, Hills St. ances, sparkfing clean, do chips. SEPTIC TANKS Starting price $11,500 and up For and follow signs to Westview Ter­ SAVE CLOSING COST really pice car, new tires too. I Whitewall Tires. Etc. PARTNERSHIP wanted in paying BARBER, manager or journey­ further details call Charles Les­ Naturally it has abundant closet SIX ROOM Cape (tad house, 5 ga.s station. D. Rawlings, MI Come in and compare quality and race. McCarthy Enterprises MI Attractive 6 room ranch in fine LEHAN AGENCY Sure to please BIG TRADES Buildins— Contracting 14 man's license. Phone MI 9-2655. AND THREE ROOM apartment. 105 perance, MI 9-7820. 4-0988, MI 3-6878. space, plaster walls, baseboard hot finished. Full shed dormer, 9-6902. FOR SALE—Used lumber -from prices. Open 9-9. I-eBlanc Furni­ location. Large living room with breezewsy, garage. Fruit, shade Only $175 Down . 2x3 to 2x10 sheatMng flooring. ture Hospital: 195 South St., Birch St. first floor after 4. water, <.xtra kitchen cabinets and j NEW 1959 EDSEL ALL TYPES of camentry work KILN OPERATOR job open, PLUGGED SEWERS 343 SUMMIT ST.—Custom built 5 fireplace, 3 bedrooms, deluxe tile bath. Priced at $16,900 with MI 3-6243 any time trees. City tiUllfles. Near schools JARVIS don^, alterations, dormers, roof­ pany will train proper man. High One G.E, and one Richmond hot Rockville TR 5-2174. (>7 Lfiurel Street kitchen. Basement. Carport. As­ *1955 Chevriolet 4 Dr. Sedan ! (Convertible Auto. Radio, Heater, Help Wanted— Female 35 water lurnace, radiatora. pipes, AVAILABLE NOW room frame brick veneer. l',4 10% down, it la hard to match. VA and ch'jrch. (tall 'owner after 4. 6 cyl., radio,- heater. Always ing, porches, etci^Call Ml 9-6981. School education or equivalent stories, living room, dining room, Do It yourself chance. Sturdy 6 sume VA mortgage with small and FHA, MI 9-8898. I Power Steering. Brakes, Windows,, needed. Apply in person Ketsey- hot water heaters, sinks. tubs. Machine Cleaned New 3H room apartment in resi­ down payment. ANDOVER—New 6 room ranch, ACRES popular—and aure to please. and 4 Way Seat. YOUNG LADIES wanted (nr gem Windows, ihside and outside doors. dential area in Rockville. Kitchen kitchen, 2 bedrooms. ■ ceramic room home of the older type. Your baaement garage. Beach and lake ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ Ferguaon Brick Co., Route 5, SepUo Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer bath, open porch, full basement. chance to improve. Priced accord­ Family home of 6'^ well kept CLIFFORD HANSEN, 73 Only $275 Down Priced For A ' Quick Sale net work done. Honest and relia­ Pral .factory work. Apply Man- South Wlpdaor. Conn. Other plumbing And electrical appliances, heat and built-in TV rooms. Oil heat. Screens and privilegee. P. V. Tongten. Brftker, Lots tor Sals $108 down Buys It Lines In-talled—Cellar Water­ Lot 109x150. immediate occupan­ ingly. Realtor v • MI 3-6821. ble workmanship. Call Roscoe cheatpr Modes, Inc., Pine\ St., articles. Open daily. 3:30-6:30 proofing Done. antenna furnished. Near recreation storms. $14,500 Special 1953 Mercury 2 Dr. Hardtop. It's Factory New Manchester. p.m,, Saturdav 8 a.m.-4 p.m, or LOAM area with tennis court and swim­ cy. Marian Robertson, Broker, MI 3-2453 BUILDING 13x30. Outside extras. Thompson, Ml 8-1895 for esti­ MI S-5SS3 Ashford Lake MADELINE SMITH 300 feet on paved road. 380 feet Monterey. This one Is gorgeous— I mates Situations Wanted— call ivn 9-2392. Yard at Stock CULTIVATED, CLEAN ming pool. 15 minutes from Hart­ VERNON—8 room ranch, baae- A dream o f a inndi on ABea McK i n n e y b r o s . ford bridge by Wilbur Cross High­ 5 room shore front cottage. Nice REALTOR BOLTON-r-Six room split level, meht garage, Clean, Asking deep. Price right. MI 9-6740. and sure to please. Female 38 Place, off North Main St TOBACCO FIELD LOAM 8'4 ROOM Cape Cod. shed dormer, lot. Dr. Empty and waiting for ntm j B R U N N E R ■ S BIDWELL ’ HOMF. Improvement EXPERIENCED SEWING way. Ml 9-4824 MI 9-1642 fireplace, garage, plastered walls, $15,500. P, V. Tongren, Broker Wfl owners. 8 bedrooms, 1>/] batko, Only $195 Down TEL. Ml 9-0650 S«weragt Disposal Co. tile bath fireplace, open stair­ 3-8321. MANCHESTER, Gardner St, lOOx Co. Alterations, additions ga­ South Windsor rear patio. Built 1954 Nice. area. full baaement, car port. Mmbj i YOUR LARK DEALER rages.. Rooting and siding experis. MACHINE OPERATORS PUSH BUTTON turntable for AFTER 6 P.M. I so-182 Pearl St__ Ml S-5S08 case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ MANCHESTER GREEN - Excel­ Priced at $15,950. MI '9-0316. 200. Building lot. Asking $900 or 1954 Buick 2 Dr. Sedan Oh the Manchester Vernon Tow-h hbme. Day nr night. Full nr part- ; vj. eu vn t nana tion --oom. porch. Shade trees, Foster St.—5 room Cape. $12,700, lent custom built 6 room Cape best offer Lawrence K. Fiano. extras-. Close to Buckley SchoM. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. FIVE HOOMS-fumiahed. Adults. No VERNON- 9 room Colonial older (Special) Radio, heater. Std. Line, Next to Vittner's Gardens AND TRAINEES time, rel. MI 3-7320. good' condition. (Charles Lesper­ <3od. ’.targe 24’ living room Din­ TWO NICE properties with a ter­ home, 7 acres. Garage, other Broker. MI 8-2766. Excellent VA or FHA nsortgage Bhift. A solid car throughout, and Unexcelled workmanship. Easy children. 40 Benton St. ance. MI 9-7620. avaUable. I TALCOTTVTLLE . budget terms MI 9-6495 or TR SUMMER SALE—on fertile itone- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, ing room, kitchen and lavatory rific income. Convenientlv locat­ buildings. P. V. Tongren, Broker, sure to please. Open Evenings Till 6. Sat. 5 EXPERIENCED teacher and for- first floor. 3 bedrooms and full MI 3-6321. 5-9109, Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. less MpMlI. Alan, sand, stone. Realtor ed. J. D. Realty. MI 9-8075 Eve­ O.NLY ■ Only $245 Down mer camp counselor desires posi- , T lT w i , 0001 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE bath second floor. Large well nings MI 9-3640. THREE I/OTS combined for sale. fion as baby sitter evenings Call ^ FOR RENT—Five room apart­ Second Bolton lake. PI 3-7142. « 518,200 ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ Pine St. ment. MI 8-2068, MI 3-5440 Ml 9-5938 landscaped lot. Priced to sell. ANDOVER (Special) 1953 Buick 2 Dr. Hardtop. modeling. All types carpentry. MI 9-1118. Large 6 room Colonial! paneled Phone Ml 3-6273, Brae-Burn Real­ FOUR ROOM ranch, wooded lot. • targe 6 room Ranch Trailers «-A laundry room off spacious' kitchen, MANCHESTER—New Cape Cod on ty.. Aluminum, storms, screens. FYilI FOUR ROOM (tape plus 2 unfin­ Radio, heater. Std. shift. (Spe­ P'inest workmanship Call' Ml Manchester, Conn. ) TWO ROOM apartment,' private • 3 large bedrooms ished. All city utilities, full base­ cial.) A rare model, and sure to 9-4291. bath, stove, refrigerator. August dishwasher and disposal and two Green Rd. Five large finished cellar. Hpt water heat. Low, low • Korinal dining room JARVIS REALTY C a RELIABLE WOMAN desires house- 1 tiled baths, formal dining room, ment. oil heat, amesite drive, please. ' 1958 PEERLESS Malnltner. Excel Work in Manchester 1. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main St. rooma and one room and bath up- 28 WOODBRIDGE St. — Spacious down'payment. TR 5-3891. • Basement garage 50 S-4U2—50 9-1800 work by the day. Call MI 3-8958. : FREE BOOKLETS formal living room with paneled atalrs unfinished. Full shed dor­ older home: 8 rooms, plus 3 un­ combination windows, awnings. Only $165 Down I ^nt condition. (>wner moving. HAND CUTTERS. Day shift 8 • Aluminum combinations 50 0-1878—50 8-7847 Roofing—Siding 16 a.m,-4;.70 p.m. Night shift. 5 p.m.- t h r e e r o o m apartment heat, walls, bookcases iVid cabinets. En­ mer. Fireplace with paneled wall finished. Easily converted into a Excellent condition throughout. i Best cash offer. MI 4-1258. FOR HOME BUYERS BOLTON 7 • 1 -acre on high elevation Priced at only $11,900. Clharlea 10 p.m. Apply Kaklaf Toy Co., 60 No need to fight bridge traffic morning and night stove, refrigerator, hot water. $90. closed sunporch. 3 twin-sized bed­ and bookcaaea. Ceramic bath. , 2-family. 3-car garage. Lot 99x166. • $2,700 assumes money saving 1954 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan RAY’S R(X)FINO CO., shingle and MI 9-5229 from 9-6 p.m. rooms. !-arge lovely wooded ot and Large kitchen with lots of cabi-K Marion E. Robertson, Broker. 50 Lesperance. MI 9-7630. Radio, heater, Std.shlft. They lUTTLITY TRAILER, detachable Hillard SI. The new home you are going -Room older home. 12x17 kitchen. mortgage I sides Spare wheel. 361 Hillatown bulimip. roofs, mitter and conduc­ to buy Is the most important when you work in Manchester, , • * shrubs. Oversized 2-car garisge nets. Dining room or third bed­ 3-6953 c.ome no nicer anywnere, and tor work; 'root, chimney repairs. FOUR ROOM -apartment for rent. with storage apace, Call owner. room optional, Amesite driveway. 15x26 living room. Two stone fire­ sure to please. ; Bd. MI 3-2901. step you will ever take. BE places. Stucco bam. Three bay ga­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO - Ray Hagenow, 'Ml 9-2214; Ray SURE you KNOW what you First floor. Separate entrance. Water and sewer. Oil- hot water MANCHESTER—Walker St. Four Only $175 Down Jackson. Ml 8-8825. Electric stove, refrigerator. Car Ml 9-8590 Star Special, 6 room Cape Cod rage,- over acre land. Partly till­ BROKERS, MI 3-2766 ' l959 NEW MOON trailer. Good con- are doing. Get this FREE heat. Price $15,400. 10% down. Paul P, Fiano MI 3-0458 . ditlon. Want someone to lake over ' converse ^ Y A N T E D * " Woman eicrtt for general officework. space. Beautiful surroundings. McCarthy Enterprises. MI 4-0988, wlth garage and aluminum siding. able. Terrific view both east and COUGHLIN R(XJFINQ Company, FACT FILE. Sltooklets flUeri MANCHESTER—4 room ranch, west. Reduced'to $21,500. DONT 1955 Pontiac 2 Dr Hardtop ' payments or cash. Owner movipg with the things you should- Must be good typist and a knowledge of bookkeeping Im­ $110, Can MI ,9-1638, centrally located, new aluminum MI 3-6878. Owners Florida bound. Price re­ ROCTCV^LE—5 room ranch on bus VALUE Inc. Aluminuni siding, aaphalt-1 STORE JR. duced '.o $14,250. Features 'nclude Cataltns: One owner. Radio, out of state. Call MI 8-7894. know about financing, loca­ portant but not eas'entlai. 40 hour week, paid vacation. Blue siding, city ‘water and sewerage. LAWRENCE F. FIANO line, near' shopping. 8 year old. heater, Hydramatlc. Always asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, > ATTRACTIVE two room, furnished DUTCH COLONIAL-New three vestibule, fireplace, copper plumb­ gejvanized or copper gutters and I tion, maintenance, Insurance, Price $11,900. Phllbrick Agency, Asking $12,900 P. V Tongren.! popular. -t FOR SALE—One wheel trailer. FOR RENT Cross and other beneflts. Apply In person to Miss Cltilow, apartment. Private" bath, en­ MI 918484. bedroom' home in a beautiful loca­ ing. oil heat, amesite drive, city BROKERS Ml 3-2768 May be seep at 71 Wells St. ’Phone ' leaders. KG .8-7707. I 19 MAPLE ST. etc. No ohiigations. Write trance, porch, all utilities. Adults. Broker. MI 3-6321. "Anything in d e l a y ! ^ ^ Only $275 Down PAINTING and today It’s ahsoliitely free. tion just a few minutes from Man­ water, sewer. An excellent lot Paul P. Fiano Ml 3-0458 real eidate." PLUS MI 3-5255. — APPLY — 34 Union St. with trees. Shown by appointment. ROOFING sn>mO, painting. Car- $12,500—Attractive 6 j,room Cape, cheater, Features include a-21' liv­ If you are a veteran and ing room with atone fireolsfce and MI 3-6273. Brae-Bum Really. New England ColoniM with IMPORT SPECIALS [COVENTRY LAKE area — For Aiteratlona and additions, Manchester PAPER HANGING aluminum storms, amesite drive, VERNON (Manchester Line) BOWERS SCHOOL a borne, check thla Mating.' 8- FACT HLE large trees, nesr bus. shopping paneled wall, a separate dining breeecwny nnd garage, 1)^ tiled I Sale, Trailer and boathouse. 2 tiinga. Workmanship iniaran- Savings and Laan TELEPHONE liaurlirHtTr lEoFuimi i^FralJi FOUR .\ND two-room apartments. MANCHESTER — Immaculte 5 room Cape, nicely fauidscaped 1957 Fiat 4 Dr. Sedan teed. A. A. Olon. Inc)','299 Autumn r. O. BOX 844-M Call MI 9-0576. and school, Carlton W. Hutchins. room md large kitchen, IH. baths • 6 room Ranch — Six room Cape Cod. in excellent baths. Formal dining room, 8 : lots and well, $2,200. JA 4-5542. , 1007 MAIN ST. HARTFORD, CONN. MI 9-5182. and a 12x18 master bedroom. room ranch with gariute. 51 Bret- * Expandable attic lot. Close to schools, bus and Like new. Model 1100 , MI 9-0231. St. Ml 8-4860. Ml 9-3266 ton Rd. New low price, $16,900. residential area. A possible 4 bed­ bedrooms, full basemMit, alumi­ shopping. Only 10% down ta Large breezeway and two-car ga­ • Beautiful atone fireplace room home with fireplace, hot Only $295 Down MANCHESTER Features include full tiled bath, num oomMnntlon windows. Ex­ qualified veteran'' or nen-vet- iMARLETTE 1958. 10x41, 2 bed- $9,200—CJUTE 2 bedroom ranch, rage. Oil hot water. Amesite * Basement garage water oil heat, ceramic bath, taste­ Roofing anti ChlmnevB 16-A GREEN MANOR aluminum storms, amesite drive, drive. Price $22,500, 16% down. colored fixtures, dining room, • Near parkway cellent VA or FHA mortgage eran. 1957 D.K.W. 2 Dr. Sedan j rooms, colored appliances, patio, large living room with fireplace, fully decorated Interior, recently awnings. Must sell. Call Windsor GARDENS large Tees. Carlton W. Hutchins, McCarthy Enterprises. Ml 4-09S8, * Asking. $14,900. painted exterior, upstairs bedroorhg avalUMe. Immediate occu- Immaculate. R(X}FINO-T-8peclallslng pairing MI 9-5132. MI 3-6878. full plaster house, city water and REDUCED TO Only $245 Down Locks, NA 3-6304. sewer, hot water ra’dlant heat. have built-in air conditioner. Priced pnney. roofs of all kinds. New roofi. gut On West Middle Turnpike LAWRENCE F. FIANO for immediate sale. 512,700 ter work, chimneys cleaned r MEET BOB OLIVER Just off the Parkway ON 2% ACRES fertile land, 6 ATTRACmVE ranch home, short Well landscaped. 2 good porches. BROKERS 1957 Metropolitan 2 Dr. Hard­ pUred. Aluminum aiding. 30 OF rooms, breezeway’, double ',4 room Cape, ihree bed­ al, exhaust (an and bullt-lns. The Certified and approved, 'ow at- ment at.l4>i Hackniatack St, SOUTH WINDSOR:r-New Garrison rooms, formal'dining room large VERNON-i7 room split level. Nesr • INSTALLATION HIGH HOURLY RATES tot ia rversized in both frontage Custom built, 7 rooma, 4 bed­ DE CORMIER MOTOR ferlng classroom and tehind WHAT May be Been after 5:30 p.m. if in­ Colonial. Six large rooms, 23 ft. kitchen, screened flagstone patio, new Lake Street School. Nice A New Sfort Front May lo Just tho Lift Your wheel Instruction for ceanagera SPECIALIST and depth. The back yard is ter­ rooms. 1< ) baths, 1-car garage, terested call OV .4-3680. living room, formal dining room, over-alzed attached garage, ex­ rific for children. There iz a pbrch view,, ♦18,900., P. V, Tongren, SALES, INC. Ml 9-6075. If you don’t qualify for one of these positions, plea'se do not apply. breezeway and garage. Price ceptionally nice lot. Asking Broker, MI $-({321. grounds landscapod, t years old. Ittsinoss Noods. Wo offor o Comploto Dociga ogd ManebeaUr’s Rambler De.aler t h r e e FURNISHED rooms, air- off the dining area With acreena EARLY'S DRIVING School—stand­ $19,400( taxes $313. Immediate oc­ $16,500. cTali Glen RoberU Reid- and awnings which is haaven sent Romodoling Sorvico for Storos, Rostaurontt Or Aay Town and Country WE condltlohed. Utilities furnished. cupancy. Call Glen Roberta, Real- tor-insurers. MI 4-0610, MI 4-1144. S ilta p l# St,. Mancheater. (^nn. ard and automatic dual controlled Picturesque, country setting. Pri­ in the hot weather. Give us a call. PRICE $ 2 6 , 9 0 0 Typo of^luildiag Commordol Or Rosidoaco.. cars. Class room Instructions for MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. tora-Insurers. MI 4-0510' Owner MI 9-5519. - SOUTH WINDSOR _ EBNAULT 4CZ, Black. Whlte- Drainago Co. vate entrance, 15 minutes H4rt- MANCHESTER — Sturdy new six 16-17 year olds. For day and 291 ADAMS STREET ford, Windsor Ldcks. TR 6-8691. MANCHESTER, Alton St, —Excel­ S

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Manchestar Barracki. Vetaranaj of the towns of Tolland and 12,925 u iM tukau Mgli M ta Mt. of World War 1. and Ita Ladies} Gas (^o. I^aying Windham County. Rhe has been Tureck Issues Msara, Utmarttm, Mfe M About Town Auxiltarv, will meet at tha John B. { Masaber « f tha Aadit Fiscal Unit Studies active In the Coventry «tn(lllary Bhi-Mia « f CSVenlatlon Member! ot the VFVt; AiixITUrJ’ Burke iNineral Home at 7:30 lo-j Mil^Long Main and recently received a . 10-year Highway Report: City o f ViHane Charm an requested to meet sit the John night to pay resperte to Matthew.! pin. B. Burke Funerel Home et 7 McGuire, a charter member of the She. was recently elected geeie- Barracks. Town’s Disbursements *I1t« 'Hartfo d 0eneva, July 18 (/P)— A Pittsburgh, July 18 (JP)— der the controller. • i plans sre being Impleni^ntecl. ' Uiiiled Slates i,a 8 major consum­ Turning to report* of * division Waterhiiry. Tuei^y. Tne hue will Several hornea on • portion of The highway division of the A compromise $3,556,200,0<^ U.S. spokesman charged to- The four-da.v-old steel strike, His Dircclois fiscs'! ppltcy com­ Hutchinson pointed out he didn't er, ia outstanding in Us high anti­ Public Works Department also C. J. MORRISON lea\-e front' Orange Hall at Pi.lO mittee. after it* study; 'w'lll' rec­ wsnt Eighth Utilities District tax­ Green Rd. and Parker St. will also friction property, extreme mal­ foreign aid authorization hi!) d.y .that Premier currently pinching the na­ Throw Them a.m. The r eeting o." aH the'club* Imaintained culverts, storm sewers. ommend any changes it see* fit payers to undenvrltejhe collection be gfiw'cefl’ by the new line, the leability, high resistance to cotro- ! gutters ■ and ditches. stockpiled PAINT STORE drew' a verbal brickbat today cnev 8 latest speeches Sjhowjof the Western .ministers this tion’s economy, is beginning After Castro fhrou.mmit the aisle will be held DONT Away to the full Board of Directors. of water and sewer revenue from spok«fi*u*P ' aid ?lun, low melting poinl-^a quality SWl .MAIN ST. MI •-8T18 from the man who will have a morning "demoitrated"demostreted there I*Is no StUI plenty of wear left In durmg the, ouUng. ! sand and crushed atone at the the Soviet L^nion w'ants to Ito put a dent in national de- — The 2-hour meeting dealt in de­ people outside the Disfrict. Dis­ ft imparts to alloys - and ability to gravel pit. and cut 1.314 square We Give G rw i Stwnpe! substantive dlvtalon" hm he added i fense work.' aheea when broaght here for tail with- the jobs of Collector of lot to say about how much perpetuate the division 6f trict people sre taxed separately , » » » adhere closely to metals, a quality yards of grass and brush at vari-f Plenty of Free Parking! he was unable to explain what he The strike h*|» already snarled expert repairing. ' Donald W. Mart.n. airman ap­ Revenue Paul Cervini. Assessor for sewers and hsve a useful in soldering. ’ money is provided to make it German.v. private siato A L A u xiliary oils locations. i Assiatant Secretary of State meant by this. 'plans for the completion of three Open Monday* All Pay prentice, I ’ SN, son of Mr. and P. Joseph Murphy, and Controller I water .*uppller. work. IT.S: Secretary of State Christ- Atlas missile launching site* near Fidel May Closed 4Vedne*dny , Mr*. Ale.v Martin. • 1 .VtcCabe St ., Elisha Freedman, all of whom at-' Want* Aerial .Map Only t353.200.000 short of the Andrew H. Herding (ieclared that in statementa made bv the Soviet n. * '’u “ ’’k ^^'-'enne. Wyo . according to con Afternoons I la aerviiig with Attack Squadron j tended the meeting with General Hutchinson also learned from Picks Area Woman '■13.809.400.000 requested b.v presi­ j 85. which I* parllcipattnx in cel- Manager Richard Marlin With . dent Eisenhower, the bill was premiers on his current visit to .Murphy and Martin that much Polsnd “ WR find e xtrAns-o non-* Minister Anderi A. Gio- The firxt eU^. EchAduIed for com- SAM YULYES ! ebrating the opening of the St. Hutchinson was commlitee mem­ property in tmvn Is prnbahlv not Mrs. Elixsbelh Rychling of Cov- hammered out yesterday by Ren- Return to Lawrente Seaway. ale-Houae conferees and will be tradiction to a^nv idea of reunifies-! ."o"* ' "SHOE REPAHUNG ber Theodore Powell. being taxed, Martin said town elected historian of the tion of East and West Germanv. " I »or‘«l_f''nchon. , ,shed in 4ime. Bui high pressure riiulchinson discus.'ied wilh the map* are incomplete hut a J50.000 Depatlmenl of Connecticut, considered by the House next o r THE BETTER RIND" Wednesday. 'It looks like (he wsnts) the The next meeting of Big FourUsnk* for the other site* sre not 3S OAR STREET , Daughter* of Liberty, No. 17. : officials possible way* of getting I aerial siirvey would help. American Ivegiop .\uxiliary at ita minister* is scheduled for Monday e.xpected to he delivered in time H igh Post Same SMe as H’atkm* LOLl. will omit meeting,'! during j n.oie effleient fiscal control snd : The manager told Hutchinaon convention fri Hartford this morn­ The measure merely luncheon given by British for Ihe November completion date j , the month* of .Inly end August. problems a'a i g in the way. 'i such a survey would he cheaper ing, authority foi continuation ^r^he *inn of (Sei manx Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, beraiisa of the strike, the offifisi* ' The next meeting wdll be on Sept. I He e a.s told f>n'.ni disburse.* than sending out an engineering .Mrs. Rychling is a past pre.s- CAR program to help friendly nations: He apoke with newsmen soon, We.*tern suthoritie* *aid. [ Havan*. July 18 (/P>-~-Fidel 1,V I iT.oney for properly tax refumis I aurvey crew to cover the entire ideni of the Oreen-Choho Post •tbm the tide of Communism »ft*'' foreign minister* of the down the extent of dis- A* for the erononiic , xitiialion. ' [ Caatro ^ a y forced out Ppdfi- 1 . ----- a violation of State alntutea mit I town. .Marlin has proposed the ' Auxiliary, and served two terms | through economic and mililarj- agreement, the Western foreign I be nation's »tee1 production losses , Member.* of the *lh rvatncl i an Imt-iense saving* in adminis- | aerial survey as a 18')9-60 capital iss pieaident of the Fourth Dis-; build-up. snd West Germany met , minister* sre known to he trying 'untinue to mount. Production ' ident Jifanuci Urrutin nnd L T. WOOD GO. ' Fire Department wnahmg to par- trative headaches. Ctrvini said. , improvement. . I tricl Auxiliary, which ia comprised A separate bill putting up the minijlM on strstegj' in the Big unify ranks against heavy .l'’**^* are estimated at *300 mil-! I touched off a mounting: elun- ' tlcipate In the parade in Sims­ Only the treasure- ia aulhorir.ed ' cash muat he acted on later.. Four t^nferenre. .... Soviet pressure to exact a stiff-bon a week. Wage lo**e* are: I or to withdraw hia own resig­ ICE PLANT bury • to. lorrow night will meet to make dialniraements. Hutch- j Rep. Otto E. Passman (D-Ij i ). V\e.*tei-n informant.* said the price from the'weat for callini off running close to *70 million a nation aa prime minister. •1 BISSELL ST. s the flrehemae si 5:'0. In uni­ inaon said, adding that Cervini i COATS chairman of a House Appropria­ four remained pessimistic about me Berlin eviais week, hancea of working out a stopgap The 32-yiMr-ald Castro b«|raa lUS form. slop' the practice or else have tiie . tion Subcommittee which will ' _ Exploiting Difference* Idled .100.000 campaign to get rid of the man he Cubea-Criuhed-Blarkn nireetor* .nake what authorixa- ! To wpar and wpar everyvvhpre. Thpsp fa.sh- draft the financing mea.sure.-took j *<’Hb‘rrienl 'with Russia, . High Western litaders nald So- The litrtke. which began ai Tues-. a Him \si*\4r ■iiM-irkrivatinn : B^rdtn^ ERld th® T st Germany. This is fi-ont In the Big Four foreign min- mediation eommiasioners i t him and refused to accept his m - exceea checking account and im­ 1957 OLDS SUPER 88 ~ tiona sh4)Uld he cut. but House , tbe frontier which divides the ister*' conference, it has little •»l*te'^ separate talk* with I and fabrics to choose from, {’olors; Royal, ' ignatlon. proper disbursement practices in ■ 4-Door Hardtop. leaders have tossed around the fig- ; world of socialism snd the world prospects of achieving anv of Its dfde* for Monday in New I Naverthelaoa. a govarnmeni. regard to the Recreation Depart- \ lire of half a billion dollars or , of capitalism and we will de- objectives in the current phase of F^lly equipped. nalura!, \)hile, blue, black, plaids and pi'inl.s. President Eisenhower and James spokesman said Castro's raslgna' JOHN F. TIERNEY ment...... — ■.....— | more. The Foreign-Aid Bill offers ' fend this frontier with *11 our negotiations on Berlin tion still standa. But many hsnsve He learned from Marlin that ' 1956 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL them their biggest opportunity to strength.” The issue dividing the t'mted Mitchell, secretary of labor, ' it is only a matter of hours until centraliging collection of revenue, Sizes 7 l« 18. make a sizeable cut in the Piesi-: •'8ee Uontradiotlon State* snd Britain from France Caatro rstums to the prims fflin- Funeral Home in Cervini'* office solved somej 2-Door Hardtop. dent’s over-all appropriation re- Berdiqg aald the American dele-^ - Waahington yeaterday. Details of the conference were not re­ I Isterahip. problem and created other*. The: -Equipped. quests for I860. gallon here felt this contradicted (Continncil 4«n Page r "He could have'ciUled these peo-1 i After a four-hour telsviston 219 WEST CENTER STREET—TEL. Ml .1-1222 9 Pa.s.senger Station Wagon. fen of that proVi.sion would be to Osvaldo Dorlicoa, left, newly named .provisional president of Cuba, emboices Raul Roa, minister of speech accuaing Urrutia of "Under­ fiscal picture. | remove jurisdiction over foreign- pie together.” Hartke told news­ Plan Pending .\utomatic transmimainn. In North End of $500 men yeaterday at the Young I state, shortly after he took over reins of government. Dorfico*. a country lawyer, succeeds Manuel mining the revolutionary reglne m a aid defense appropriations from | T rrutia who resigned after Fidel Castro accused him of conduct amounting to near treason. (A P Castro was asked bj’ American Marlin and Freedman agreed Passman's subcommittee. 1 I Democrati state convention. "He ; with him that payroll makeup ' .should have gtorwn some leader-f wirepnotoi correspondents whether he would 1954 CHEVROLET BEL AIRE Passman predi(*led thal Chair- i withdraw hia roaignatioii. should be taken from town depart­ 4-Door Sedan. man Oarenc* Cannon iD-Mo» of Police today are searching forf a woman's bust. Hi* eye* "slant- ship. " » I ment heads and given to the con­ "I have not given that a thought With powerglide. three men who held up the Com- ed down," police said, and he in Detroit, Walter P. Reuther, at thia moment," he replied. troller. F'reedman said department (ConHnueil on Pag* Twelve) miinitv Restaurant at 143 N. Main bis hair long. head of the United Auto Worker*,: heads could authorize their pay­ Revoliielon, organ of Castro's at. last night and walked off with - » feet} pledged the UAW's orginlaatiohal., 38th of .fitly movement, said that rolls on the basis of a pre-payroll CArls^ and‘‘Preieen^^ w a ooAA I u 11 J i. . pmindg, had bUrk moral and ifnancial support to tha Lons Beach Is Spot (i)sL <£dvsl J o J a i L plan from hi* office. But thi.s plan, Dorticoa will confer with the prime about $500 in bill* and change. hair, and wore an open-narked ataclworkers lit a telerram to minister at 10 a.m. and a speidal asked by the manager, has been The men threatened bartender ,hirt. U8W Presidant David ,T MeDon- Building and selling home* both new and ii«ed i» our business held off pending check.* on the ac­ Strikers Agree cabinet meeting has baen called and we at the JARVIS REALTY ro . are mighty proud of the Chorches Motors Howard Augual and four other ^ They were said to have mad* .aid, ; for 2 p.m. curacy of the town's bookkeeping customer* with use of a gun a* j thetr getaway in a 1952 or IBpS | Reuther said the industry‘^rS-i business we hare done over the year*. Service to the commu­ machine ayaleni. Freedman addevC YOltR CHRYSI.ER and DODGE DEAIcER • lo Whistle at GirlsiBohien Switch The newspaper said that public nity haa always been our first thought. If you have anv real To Cleaif Up ! they demanded money kept in two Plymouth coupe, dark colored. The jected thesteelworkers’ proM M l' preasiira for Caatro to stay as Hutchinson saw the .system as Bank Financing— Ea.sy Term.s— Low Down Payments cigar boxes under Ihe counter and regiatrstion of the car is unknow'n. j "for fact-finding hectuae it is jtin- ' estate problems, whether buying, building or nelling. come into “pofir,' preventing good fiscal psimsi mlniatar-ssras-ao heavy that - our air-conditioned office at 283 East Tenter Street (corner of control. There i.s much handwork 80 O.XKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER ]Vrh»*«A;id>la L l.lim i'k tbe cash register .1 the trio gAva.no sigm-0<-4Eql»l pr■na^Vd^^i^■'Vm^^'^(hy tjwfjf BeaSi'^Calif..’'JiMt'18 A(P*ev#r entered by K ^ t anTl Syi^,^ Gelwve:'TuI^K'TI'VW--^ it is certain the preaident will I^DOX St.) and have a chat with one of our qualified representa­ Boy Coats * 8f 1. I T ® : F U j H | F The holdtib obcurred at I I .40^ pjirpose when they walked in, position before the bar of public!(—ror__ For the inv fellows iciiuiss who wiiu like to lu Ij — *1'**—...... niissing.- ...... Ofliciale.— said...... ehe ; .dor Charlee E. Bohlen mav be make a new appeal for him to re­ tives. We’re never too busy to talk with von. Our office I* in the controller's and asses.sor's ' A : p.m.. D.m.. nolie«police rRnorled.reported, AugiiRt Raid. , : opinion.*' i ...... i offices, the officials pointed out. w histle at girls, this aea.side citv' ^illy occupied In the Philippine# main in th# government. open from R-.S Monday through Saturday and until 8 P.yt. on V u~ ifi /D -ri. three men entered the .res They drank two dr three glasbes : I. W. Abel, the international The undercover feud )ietwee>i Monday. Thursday and Friday evening*. Other times bv ap­ and what Hutchinson -termed ; Norwich, July 18 lA*) - - The (n„|.ani about 11:10, according to| of beer apiece and each one walked i --crowded with Mi*s Universe, p^e girls, meaiawhile. sre busy i thus unable to imdertak* many .senii-aiilonomoua bookkeep­ 2 .0 'r camel, wool, hand picking detail on front lapels City's municipal workers. who August, and drank beer until one|to the washroom at least once. I th* prime minister and U m if * pointment. (Ceattaned nn Page Mx) hesutie*,—ia the '.>e»t a|K>t lo start. | utteting each other and convera- ’•'"y sssigniiteiit In Washing- Castro's hand-picked preside t ing scconnts in town depart­ I have been on atrike 16 davs, early of them demanded the money kept They talked togelh**:- hut no one ; ments. and collar, ravon satin lining, closed vent and chain hanger. Seventy-aix love.ie* from all |'dg-in varioiw language*, includ’-"^ton- until the first of next year. came to head In a fight over coni- TAKE THE SIMMER todav agreed to clean up'the cltv ! ‘ ^e counter. heard them refer to each other by o"*r the worid are on hand for the ! inf? »>8n language. Fjich foreign U.S. offIciaLs here eatimate It I miinism. He wants to ahminate such du­ . ^ * ! .\lthough the men. two while neme. JARVIS REALTY CO. plication of effort, he said, espe­ Colors: (’ amel, navy, gray and red. C.se our lay away plan Annusl International Beauty Pag­ entry ia paired a* a roommate may take thal long to wind'up ^ Feeling ran high against tb" and one coloi'ed. were unknown. After they had been in the eant. At least three more are ex­ with a contestant from the United U .S. - Philippine negotiatlona on , deposed preeident and he apper YOUR REAL EST.\TE OEPARTMENT STORE cially in budget management. But the strike Isn t over. The ^ police said, they seemed to knew restaurant for about half an hour, Eastern U.S. Martin agreed that the budget OUT OF SUMMER and lie sure of your coat when needed. pected to check in by Monday. State*. I problema concerning .American , ed to Raul Castro, commander workers made the offer after Dr. ; restaurant's monev was i Negro walked to the doorway. Many of the girl* epent yeal'er- chief of tha armed forces, for pr 283 EAST CENTER ST. (Cor. of I.enog SI.) should, be managed from the con­ Ljewis Sear*, city health officer. 1 kept. . larger of the two remaining The pageant )>egins officially'to- :'"ises in the island republic. { troller's office and dupjitation cut j nigtri when the reigning Mise Uni- day sh--pping. Other* lounged .Secretary o ' State' Christian A. , tecti'on. “ MI .3-4112 .Ml 9-1200 called the dump a health menace j jsjq weapons were produced by demanded the money, Wrapped in out. veree. Luz Ma.i: Zuluaga of Co- around tha hotel and posed for Herter disclosed lent week he Umitia remained m the preside and ordered the city to clean it | the trio, but on* of the men held ■ A'*** . Freedman • said centralization I' Tnlfia, set* a giant 'globe spin­ phologr-pt . . talked with Bohlen earlier this | tier palace for more than ihrt With Smith-Gates Girl.s’ .Sizes Preteen Sizes up his hand in his trouser pocket. He | '‘I want the box under the conn- Humid Blanket ning on ita axis in a ceremony at Bnice Grafton of San Diego was year about ta ing a high level ad-1 hour* after resigning and the Residents have been doing their the bartender to look at the I in the pool when Mis* Brazil. slipped out by using a rttse^ 7 to 14 8 to 14 own garbage-hauling: and street- pocket. August handed him a cigar box memorial stadirm. \iaory post m the state depart­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i E*ch gir g ta a kev to the citv j Vera Ribeiro, 19, strolled up. He ment. Bm he said Bohlen is fulfy cleaning since the '78 municipal | -it looked enough like a g-ua' P8P*f» bar VastV ... areas of ....the nation ----- were: a . ij d .then1— ------presenta- .Mayor.M...— RayD... I threw her a plastic volley ball and occupied at present with the ne- (CoHUnoed on employes walked off their jobs | for ate" August said "’’ P* cast under a hot. humid spell to- Kealer t.f Long Beach with a tra-| f-ben swam over to the pool's edge. : gotiations. 'V You Owe It To Yourself To See on July 2. Apparently the resi-; Restaurant owner 'Michael ,1.: !7 ? '‘ the box I mean," \ day. ditional gift from her countrv or , Miss Brazil leaned over and: Bohlen i* one of the state de- i M l II ■■■Imm CENTRAL dents created the health hazard sfieehan was not in the establish-i “ ' f ' ^ ^ A weekend buildup of warm, state. | Bruce on the forehead. j partment'a leading expert* on t)ie i when they left their garbage at , ment at the time of the holdup. I moist .lir. triggered by southerly, The Miss Universe parade of | Then she turned and sai4l in i the dump. De*cription* Soviet I'nion and am' new as- i tion. ”rhe man'Rl.s"o'*see”meTto^^^ Mexico'. ! floats, rase ba-d* and marching ' P®H'iguese ; mgnnent he might be offered . ' a '’ “ “ 7 th* whereabouts of and demanded '"'V,""’''. " "'■ '”‘*1 over me militai- uniLs will be held tomor- .n,, over. , wan. >o ^ designed to make his i t h T 7., a a second box containing *5 snd *10 »he country. afternoon through dowmtovtm «n'lh*ve children availabirio Herter in the i from the AP Wire* meeting that started last \night, The .Negro waa described as 6 v:.,, u» «i.n maa. ..t .mntv "**b seasonable tern- i„ n t B acH field of Sov>v affaire. COOLING and ended early today^Then rep-i f « t tall and weighing 190 P°>mds. ^ Four hectic night* of actual 1-ittle Bnice, lipstick and all. ia resentatives of the employes, He wore a blue stripped shirt and Rockie* In Washington Preaident Bhaen- August notified police immedi- coiilipetition begin Tiienday when ; ye"t» oW- hower has taken steps to correct RETAINII o m e n SPACB COOLS AN ENTIRE HOUSE FOR THE TEEN DEPARTMENT — Hecond Floor. members - of the United Mine blue pants. bathing euit-clftd U.S.' beeutiee ___ _ Workers’ Union, made their offer the tmpreeiiion that he ia cool to WaaMngtask July 18 UP —- One of his companions was 5 man AlfredXlfr^e^d^R^ttel'msde’^a Ritter msde a prriimorVlim' ' **' ***«r*d thunderstorm''°*a*c*l morning hour* in line up before tht judge#' eyee, | PI TS RELIGION FIRST FomiM- Ben.' George H. BMUIer, COST OF AIR-CONDITIONING ONE^ ROOM to straighten up the dump today, feet 10, police said, weighed about -1 the idea of bringing Bohlen back ASHFORD LAKE nsrv investigation snd Capt.Wal-^th, p„,,„ mid-Mt*si*«ppi Ifis" USA will be picked Wednee-1 Omaha, July 18 iA>i There'll be to the United States as an expert Uie Tenmstere Union'* eantro- But the workers conUnued to 210 pounds, wore a white T-shirt, ter Cassells Rr. and Police Chief i fhe Rockies and the .8ou^- day and Mis* Universe Friday. a new Miss Omaha jn the Miss .Ne- veralnl 8135 a dny anri cerrap - (Off- Route 44— 26 Miles East of ManchesSter—^Ashford, Conn.) \ turn down city offers of lump sum ; and was heavily tattooed. On hi* on Ruasiai — JfimeR M. Rpfirdon began an ext Mia* Arab Rep. blic. fire',, girl braska contert because 18-vear-old Eisenhower aiiihorized his pres* Uon aleaUi, ronfimed today he payments for erriployes who! upper left arm was the tattoo of 1 tensive investigation later. pj,;, weather bureau forecast lit- •Ull haa free 4tfflre apnee In llie haven't received raises this year. ■ ‘ !r x^cretary. Jam*. C. Hagertv. to The City Council started its of-; ______..._____ J______tie relief from the hot, sultry grip. ■ 4 i yeaterday that nothing | -library of Cengmaa He denied ______i.S|ight cooling wjj,_exD(tci(td'ln..thc, 1 n T J . i could be farther from the tnith | naing It on Tenmaters hwatneaa. fer earlier in the-week at $75; then i t -- -i Robert - How'ard, exe^uitive ' aec r repoiTs that” the Preri^ent' STOCK UP DURINC went to $100 and $125. Last night upper Mississippi VsHey and upper Bender hna been at Mtter log* Great Lakes sectoi. Scattered rain-' News Tidbits I relary for the Junior Chamber of , „cks confidence in Bohlen. He gertaead* with Hm Beaaft Rock­ the coupcil offered $145.60., I Commerce, claimed the handsome' he ha* a great deal of confl- The union said-’no. The raise, it fall *1*0 was predicted "tor most Culled from AP W'ire* et* CowBwitlee. It eonteada Om Black Mink Trims area*. trophy awarded Mary Jean in d/nce in him. Teaanrter* Union haan’t ' tamed said, would not be permanent. ; , April and said a committee would ; Nothing more definite was aaid. The workers are asking for a 15; rommiinlUe* Dou*ed | ...... n ...... — ______a hand to remove alleged gang- per rent general raise. They cur- i _ A number of communities were carmine Lo.nbardozzi and Paul i *"*!!!! but the Presideiit’a effort to put aters and raoketeer* fram plsal* rently make from $1.41 to $2.25; The blue-eyed b|onde quit Ihe the record straight appeared to Uone of fnwt oa nklea to the an hour. Fall Collars, Cuffs period 4*ndin* midnirht. Frldav. siale contest after. »he aaid. she' make it prettyisirtain that Boh- naion’a preaident, Janses R. HALEB’S JULY At least an Inch fell at such . AP^^^hin. N. was told that if_*he competed *he len s deep knowledge of Russia Hoffo. widely separated point, a* Fort (ConUnued' on Page Two) the)' will talk In exchange for Bathing Ry At E CARIMM50 ♦ion spotlight on .Monday indicates S-'" Okla'.i (ConUnued nn Page Two) (ConUimed on Page IHx) NIIUTA AT POZKAN Real * 1*0 K*ij*a* fiitv Mo.’ : Mscon and L * ''1.* . Poanan. Pelnad, July 18 Rome, July 18 iA>) , Black mink i that attendl^ce there will Athens G». snd Milwaukee, Wia Charles E, Williams, who lost a reach unprecedented heights, 'with Bovlet Premier mdta„. Sk 'V'Jl ..b* . a, E irri best__comPM}®" ...... ZF'S.rijer Frida-. * heaw down (fiscri mi nation suit aga nat an Al- pexl winter if not 'her moat valu at Teasl IO' rfOfi-TtSliKfi ■ nations -exandria,—V « - ' 'reetaurant— whicb- KhmaheheV came today to this V.. Send Flowers ! noi'r-diimned'^T- 'Wche* In oneTibiif ritjr^whem^ -repBeenssinaa-toom— m WT" a s'l triend. renresented. *t Mllwtiikee Heavv rain »l«o de- refused to sei-.'e him liecaiiae o f . and ' I ’ M n g-g-g 1 a gg V Black mink has been made into M:eamv'hile, In Rome this morn- nosited inches during a 6-hour hi* race, says he will aek the I'.R.. ace his downgrading Statla touched Summer -■- X.F ' JL^ n V J 1 I.J .A 1 1 • I head co\feringa and trimmed into ing. stuff that fa.shion dream* are period at, Abilene Tex- Bupreme Courl to review the ewSe. off the Moody workers’ rrioto hi^. _____ I collars and cuff*. It sliorilv will made of on went on display in 1858. Hieire were no eehoee of‘ Tucson. Ariz , w** cooled to TO ' Thirty lo 4« per cent Increase In this today.. Inatead, Khmohehev Bv EDI) GILMORE ' P>'9t>°'-t‘ons. but for various texture* of combined silk degree* *t' midnight bo » thunder-| number of »tut;en't* wh() will be '/ir. m U)W, LOW PRICES OIS SHEETS, and wool* Hurting Faith in God got the gteateat weleome yet London. July 18 The tim f; "!• leading Roman The Weaver of the Island. * shirt ’•t?''"’.-..'Tn;e_tb*n * hslf .lno), of taking driver education cou.ee in on his Triendahlp tour" of Pol- coiiUiriere has used it in small r**n fell »t Tiic*on. Living may be approacl ng when an and skirt clss.lcisf, emphasized .I oh(« J' k land. SMITH-GATES Attic Fans Ar.iericah o • ju*t aboii; anybody but importan^>accesBories as in .scarves or in wrist-winding pelts. fabric more than design in her an,? tv» Ttrw^iria wai-a a-an P 'rtiict^ b\ top ■ ?"?* U* I By JACK 8TU.LM.AN ^ Von Braun, a Lutheran in hi* CASES, MATTRESS PADS AND CO VERS else-will be able to telegraph a show. Her material* are all hshd y.*'.',': ,^11. P«''tment or F-ducation official . . . ; BAY 8TATI»8 FIGHT FIBE At th* dress rehearsal of Mingo- )uhi Open panel triiok was hit bi’ New Huntsville, Ala.. .July I* 'h—Willi native Germany who attends an i -dozen red rose* . i Khrush- er*tlv light Fi-idsy. Newbnryport, Ma**., Jtdy 18. Give Years 0/ Comfort lini-Giigenheim’s . aiiliimn-winter lomed in Capri. Among themthen ; * chav in the Kren'lin, were soft wool plaid* and appar- Ftmnel cloud* were sighted at York Central com, titer train at '"*'?'» ''»■*' cast' Epiacopal church in HunUville. ! i/P>—A general alarm fire roar­ "Actr.al'ly," said Thomas Simp­ collection to be presented to the Kalonah. N.Y.. last night kilHng the extstenr.* of God? says: “ I think it is a fair assump.- BED PILLOWS, BATHANDHAND »nt twill* a* well a* those stiff fConUniled tin Page Two) ed Uirongh a hoalneaa realden- Smith-Gatea attic fans ara made with traditional New Kngland ' son. ' v't'e're golny to , rapple with buyer* this afternoon the glisten sheeny surfaces of tight spun silk Hirrf) iw«fi In The truck Sun- rloiely «EEOciatcd with tion IhEt the 10 commandmenlE Hal Mock for 80 miantaa oarly craftarngnship and designed for yeara of efficient, faujl-freii this thnrney i'rc' ler.i next week." ing long-haired fiir was “ tiicili"^ burned Queen Elizabeth heads for adequate, without today before being brought on-' service. They are made of highest quality frarrie*. Tornnglon Sinip-son is an officer of Inler- into the V of a tailored oxford* This year "weaver's" shirts and Whitehorse, lapitol of Yugo Ter-I*P*^^'*' P *'"* answer thal amendment*, to cope with all the ' der control. Fire department* blades. Fafpir bearings and General Electric motors. Edges of floia, 50-year-old o.-ganizatlon that grey coat. ^And a pell braceleled skirts sre boarding-school prim Dead I-elter Office ritory. here 8am McGee had to ^ problem* the technological revolu- from eight rommunlttini'' fonght TOWELS, DISH TOWELS, ETC. the forearm Of a demure slreet- h. inleipreted conclusion: No. o„,y brought up but the fan chassis are lined with sponge iiihber for quiet operation. telegi-aphlcally flutters flowfers all With small Peter Pan'collar* and „ ~ be cremated lo get warm. The men are Maj. Gen. J. B. rh. f,.Y.,r. ■ . tbe Maze. The Maze deotroyed The.v are packaged with simple but complete instnictions, 05'er th? world. Iciiglh black cocktail dress. built up unbelted waist* for th* K e S C U C m K o l t i a i l C e Cheektov.'aga, N.Y.. Town Qlerk .Medaris, commander of the Army' will bring up in the future:" an unoccupied 4-ttory wooden Typically elegant and adapted Medaris says he believes acien- "J’oii (»n iiow telegraph .flowers most part. Her collection was Kennetbtr-Hanley go** on record Ordnance -Misalle Command, *n d,,,,.„ . h.,.,,,.. a ., a— , buUding and damaged ttiree We welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with to Cominuniat Czechoelovakia and- lo suit many ta.stes„ the Mingo- 'like a sensible New England an- as oppoetng hiemsMe in marriage Dr Wemher Von Braun, the'^‘' “ = advam^ ^ W made with stores and twe realdeacea- T%ren' eph sales and also to cu.stomers who pay their charge account within Tfiigoalsvia,” he aaid,, "Ixit Ihe lini-Gugenheim 1960 line 1* flex-; swer to frivolous boutique, Qual- Dalias, Tex.. July 18 (Ab-.-The '*• *<> »5, sayinging "wkh ArmArmy', V. leading civilian scientist,wdentist. theinr pacegrace orof God. neHa toldro.a a rrecent famines Bed to safety. The een- SMITH.GATES FANS CAN BE fifteen (L5) days after billing dale. (Free parking rear of STORE). Soviet Union won', allow i-la floi- ible form-following and tends to, ity w ltW it qualms is it* ke.vnot# j dead im er i ?h* rieingHn-ng coat of living,living the least Both' sre stationed at Redstone Army chaplains; tral secHoa ef the city waa; Choice Building Sites For Sole (ats fo bel< ng to our organisation.” be draped above and simple be-1 and none of that beguiling non- Office rescued a romance i w# can do ie retain the * traditional araenal. ' "It - ia m.v own .)>elief... . . that the plunged Into darinseaa nnd wna INSTALLED IN ANY TYPE HOME Nine men representing 25,000 low the waiet. sense that gAnerallv has earmark-t-Veaterday. And"without a moment Rear Medaria and Von Braun, like door would have doted In our without telephone sarvlee as Bre Store Is AIR-COOLED For Your Shopping Pleasure! Sorista operatmg in 120 countries Uke Gatinonl., Fontana and ed Capri. “ to spar* $2 manlage license. measure faces if what we are attempting burned through oaMea. .Three # Liberal Terms A Smith-Gates fans are designed for us* in any style home. TVo Will meet in London Jitly 19. other conservative stalwarts of "o lar. in me autumn-winter nmofier M Carrier Enterpriee in their wordA carefully when they contravened God'a derign.” Breflghters were Injured alight- types are av’ailable the LAV DOWN, vertical discharge type for The nin th:ee Americans, the Rome designer group, Mingo- f»»hion festival, standout features ^ [ j World War n.'tkes in New York try to explain whv they believe "Our first steps'into the vacuum ; ly battling the Mase. ceiling use. and the WALL, horizontal t.vpe. for wall use. three Britons, and three from con- llni-Gugenheim suits are sporting h »'e ,heen turtle-backkd coats, "ith no address conUining •, .j man's (light into spaye win not re- of space. " lie sava, "have re-em-> SHORE FRONT COHAGE FOR SALE tinentsi Europe are members of conalaVently longer jackets, some- Onh^"'Ken” ” ” ^ *'*^*'^ Boston Daily Record reports de-*I"'e religipus dogma, phasized the beauty >and order o f' .ASK '441 .AND 8' BIAS END Irtei iora’s world colmcil which ' " hat longer skirjs. time tw e ^ ^ a ie Stiidvlne th# letter for a clue as talli of a 88.000 aerie, of tripe J " speeches, both have tried to creatioa... And hav* verified the : Hartford, July 18 (AV-Akmnae- dictate* Uie organization's policy. BIpk, in all Its dimen.sions, »* and%p„pt^rv tinde"'*tat^d T a la lo^tlm sender'^ idenTv w std ">*de last fall by 11-member * i ^ *‘’7 ' ' * ’ '' natural law* which govern all ex-! Ucut'a AinericM Legtaa today The Americans are Victor Stein, approved a resolution far ean- (evening color concept*, however, employes rouna it was rrom *n ...... r-volution hineinr their remarks V,--- „ .. ; San Francisco; Eugene Dardelin, m .m fe T ;" ? :L r t a ^ t " c o " „ le S 't o r ^ '- '" * - i - commlssio.f on motor r.- sMemtioh by th* National L»- , Drive Out This Weekend tIh JW. HAU coaii F * , . r .haifto(have oKooiHrmAHabandoned oaiafiln*, caution and*>«el coal.e*.evB4 AmericanAwviomif>mn moskman, usmtinarwriting fs\to a* Ger- h'cle laws . . .Democratic Chair- to Commandmenia as man* Yik"! ^he tom-j Chicago, and Harold Kaylon. San attention. , I,- .... . , . J.. . ,,,_; aieanoraEleanors uameii, Garnett, wnoae whose collec- collec- man man gin girl to to connrm confirm weaaing wedding man Paul Builei'. attacked b.vu.i p-iiH.noat*,«iifieno8ta j, ^atlbility . of religion and science,! gtoa body wMch would open Manchester Conn- ' „ i ^ tion slab was seen thia moaning, ia plans. fonie members of his own party. 4'4»niniandnieiiu ! say* he thinks God will always be membership In the leglaa’n , CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS t elite “40 and 8” organisattna to ■ i te-floia ' theTiii-nm i the only Roman designer to show An appeal went out ' through win* aopport of Tammany Hall savs^EpiacopaMan Medaris ■ "The evident to man. no matter what ^ ^ * I manufacturer* Ind ^ i ** the rock of deeiaion many tbouoand tima* more un- which Hmito mi|inharahlp to; another ayndieate of lUhan ds-j . . -.... I ___ ptu rmhm of 80 to th* dollar for today and through all our tohior- white nwle msmbars at Mto' (Oanltoaeil on Page Two) aigner* will piejt th# fail faah- tfonttniMd on Page rhe#^ (( enWnneC.ne Pat* Twal t^e Rnanish peoeta. ' row^'* (OoHllMaii *■ Pag* r*w ) Amerteaa Legtoa.”

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