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■ \ •T ■ • THURSDAY, JULY «, 1981 Averag'e Daily Net Press Run The Weather „ For the Week Eaded ForeeMt of V. 8. Weather BarSss June S, ISSl dbowmthunderstaowera In eve* nkig oofitimilng moet, of tonight. Robert Walter Anderson, son of 1 3 ,3 .3 0 Low In 6Ss. Ctoudy Saturday morn­ About Town Mr. and Mfs. Walter A. Ander- Festival Opens ing, Bunny, pleasiuit In afternoon. 1 son. .20 Avondale Rd.. has been Member' of the Audit elected treasurer of the Newman Bureau of drculatioa High in 7IM. M r». AUce M . Hanry! 443 qantef I Club at Bryant College, Provi- To SRO Crowd Mancheiter— A City of. Village Charm 8t., uwl Jacob Loetscher of El­ I dence, R.I. lington. for the past two weeks By JOHN ORUBEit have been among guests at Hcm- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heck. 297 VOL. LXXX, NO. 235 (SIXTEEN PAGES) ESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY T, 1961 (Ctaaatfled Adverttaing on Page 14) PRICE n V E CENTS locfca, the Easter Seal Camp In Henrv St., and Mr. and Mrs. John T^e SRO signs were b«t last Nichols, operated by the Connecti­ J. Gerard. 76 Olcotl Dr., are'at­ night for the first concert In the cut Society for Crippled Children tending the 46th annual convention Hartford Fe.stival of Music. Plan­ .of Klwanis International tri Toron- and Adults. The, adult campers ned as an outdoor affair, the cool were recently guests of the man­ llb, Canada. Heck is pre.sident of a g em en t'^ Oakdale Music The­ the Manche.stcr Klwanis CTUb. evening caused it to he held in the ater to see''<'Flower Drum Song." auditdrlum of the Connecticut Gen­ ' Jailies V. Boyle, 75 BentOn St., eral Life Insurance Building, where The Polish American Club will I has been appointed a predocloral added chairs .still failed to ac­ meet Sunday at 1 p.trf; at the club­ ; fellow In microbiology at Indiana comodate the overflow crowd. house. 106 Clinton St. I University, Bloomington. Ind., Robert Brawley, musical director 'where he is a .sjudent. The pro­ and condutcor, offered an Interest­ gram, .sponsored jolntl.v by the uni- ing S lid enjoyable program com­ ver.sity's departments of bacteriol­ prising Mozart music for the first ogy-, botany, and loblogy. is fi- half and modern English works i na'nced by. a grant from the U.S. for the remainder. Participating NOTICE Public Health Sen-ice.' were the Festival Orchestra and Chorus. ert s Engaged THE O rn C E OF ' Highlight of the first portion was The engagement of Miss Marion the Symphonie Concertaftte (K. DR. JEAN-LOUIS . L T. WOOD CO. Elizabeth Kerr of Manchester ,to | 3641 by Mozart. OsWald Lehn^rt. Fredeiick Dey Schneider, also of : violinist, and 'Victoir Liontl. violist, HEBERT .Manchester, has been annouiii ed j wcie featured in'the solo portions ICE PLANT bv her parents. Mr., and Ml-s. [ of the worki acquitting themselves Im p roved Line Seeks WILL BE CLOSED 111 BISSEUL STREET ba\1d K. Kerr. .10 Jarvis Bd. Iin a thoroughly profes.«ional. My, What A L6w Price on Ham Her fiance is the son of Mr. and though somewhat unldstingulshed, Turn East From Alain St. FRI., JULY 7 UNTIL At State Theater Mrs. Frederick Schneider, -*1 la manner. Charter Oak St. | On the whole, the selections Yes, it is a very low price on such a high R ail Line Powers to THURS., JULY 20 " Miss Kerr is a 1959 gradiia’.e of from Mozart were accurately and Manchester High School, and a enjoyably played last evening, but quality fully cooked, boneless, skinless, 1960 graduate of the Connecticut they failed to have the Infinite shankless 8 lb. can of Morrell Ham. For ;anize Institute of Hairdressing. She is charm, grace, and delicacy which the holiday we featured 5 lb. cans at P redicted employed at Kay's Beauty Saldn, RUG and should characterize the music of $3.99 and these 8 lb. cans at $6.39. We 35 Main St. this great classicist. There was a (By THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS) (By t h e ' ASSOOIA’ITED PRESS) Mr. Schneider is a 1956 grad­ tendency to rush at limes, and a sold more 5’s than planhed, hut ended “ The service would become The New Haven Railroad UPHOLSTERY uate of Manchester High School, lack of'finish in phrasing and so­ up with too many of the 8 lb. size . . . and served in the U.S. Army. He better, probabl.v improved" today filed a petition for reor­ My Shop nority. 1- and we just can’t spare the refrigerated Is employed as a mechanic at Mc­ The second half of 'the program on. the New Haven Railroad ganization under the Bank­ \ CLEANING Cann's Texaco Station. 630 Center was much better. Britten’s "Sim­ space needed for them . . . so you get under trusteelihip. ruptcy Act in federal district h Now St.. Manchester. ple Symphony" was accorded a them 'at really lower than discount This is how a prominent A Sept. 23 wedding is planned. court. TEL. Ml 9-1752 really excellent performanca by prices . . . At this price these fihe hams railroad labor leader reacted The petition was approved Im­ \^e-openec/ Mr. Brawley and the orchestra. Will go to Rockville, East Hartford, mediately by Federal. Judge Rob­ or The audience particularly enjo>-ed today to the news that the Point O’ Woods, Groton Long Point as New Haven ma.v he placed in ert P. Anderson. He said it was Ml 3-5747 the second movement with its piz­ Displayed in self service ’’made in good faith.” SAi^KTULYIS zicato ostinato, but, to tell the well as Cape Cod . . . Simply wonderful. receivership under the bank­ The j>apers were filed in New ENJOY Save 41c can at thi. ER.AGEvS New Delhi, India, .Inly 7 of heaven thick inlaid with patlnea most of them under the various powered to appoint trustees with­ (The meat men will open and slice the ham, if you af^k) l/Pt - • Two New Delhi new.s- railroad brotherhoods, on the New in 30 days. of bright gold." papers reported today . the Even so. the audience found this Haven system, he said. Of that .The papers were signed by the Serve cold or bake 18 to 20 minutes to pound. For Neutron Bomb birth of quintuplets in a north total, some 5,000 are In (Connecti­ railroad’s president, George Al- music richly rewarding, and ac­ India village. cut. Army Secretary Tries Polaris ^uh Controls pert. FRANK’S CAFE corded .soloists, conductors, or­ The reports said three boys 82S______- MAIN______STREET—AIR-COXDITIONAD mimm —. j.iWS a W> K'TW 'f'f A The union leader predicted that Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr tries out controls of the PolarU Submarine Ethan Allen as ship’s com­ The railroad listed outstanding chestra and ■ chorus hearty and and two girls were born Tues­ a distinct possibility in the future debts due Jan.' 1, 1962, totaling generous applause. Yucca Flats Nev., July 7 (A*'—«-to speed development of a neutron manding officer, Cmdr. Paul N. Lacy, Dallas, Tex., offers .some pointers. Stahr completed a 24- bomb, and may have conducted day at Dabra, about 780 rniles will be a permanent governntent- 433,480,000. Its petition said (he Despite the 32-month ban on nu­ south of New Delhi. Mother hour whirlwind tour of submarine facilities today, after .spending the night at sea on the Polaris Sub secret- undeground tests of other operated rail system." "I say this marine Seawolf. Stahr left the Seawblf at its Groton Base and returned to Washington. (AP amount of money available for the ANOTHER PINEHURST BUDGET or clear tests, the Atomic Enger>' and children were said to be reluctantly, but the railroad has debt totalfa $9,262,000. nuclear weapons. in good health, but, no further Photofax). Commission is busy building a They claim such tests could go got to survive and I don’t see how details were given in the re­ Anderson's order directed the DISCOUNT SPECIAL ... sprawling complex of under^ound undetected It held in a'large un­ it Gan ever operate without the railroad to ’’run, manage, operate tunnels at its Nevada test site. port?, which were unconfirmed. government being in on it.” Genuine Spring Lamb derground cavity, such as a deep, The maternity home where end keep in proper condition and The AEX: simply says it is pre­ salt cavern, where the atmosphere He said that the unions have Plan to Create More Jobs the quintuplets were said to “held back’’ on putting any par­ Teamsters repair” all of ita properties. ia of exceptional qual­ CONNECTICUT FRESH paring for the day If and when dis­ suid surrounding Earth would muf­ Anderson (ordered the railroad to armament talks end—in discord. have been born could not be ticular pressure on the New Haven fle or dampen the blast, reduc­ reached by telephone. close its present books of account ity rtght now and we But some experts say the subter­ ing its seismic effect. management in recent months "be­ ranean labyrinth 65 miles north­ cause of their financial difficul- as of today, and said new hooks There has been some unofficial Nom inate should be opened at the beginning will have plenty of Chickens west of Las Yeggs, someday may but atroHad Uiait cuU In the Auto Workers Seek speculation that the underground work forces have, been "too of business July 8. I > .lb. be for testing of an ulti­ tunnels in Nevada coiild be an Zesty small and medium ten­ WTiole 3tj lb. average eiie . mate wetqion: The neutron bomb. drastic.” He referred particularly He ga've the railroad until Aug. ideal site for similar tesUs. StateNews to a 50 per cent reduction in main­ 8 at the latest to file a statement Split or cut up— lb. 36c The neutron device, years away Recently, aviation-space editor Hof fa, Liss Taste der lamb legs. Lean from testing stage, is envisioned as tenance people and commented Shorter Work Week of assets and liabilities as of the a weapon vralch would destroy p ^ Marvin Miles and photographer that "far too much e<(uipment is close of business today. These Connecticut U. S. A Government graded chickens Larry Sharkey of the Los Angeles Miami Beach, Lis., July 7 Adventures chuck ground will be are freeh and tender and the 3G lb. size offers you more pie but spare property. R ou n d u p being allowed to deteriorate.” This The railroad’s petition for reor>- Scientists theorize that the Times toured .the bleak test a re a - can only have an adverse effect on — A roU call vote began to- slicing . . . 48 miles long and 28 miles w ide- Detroit, July 7 Of) —The Unitedf sabbaticals (a whole year off with da.v at the. Teamsters conven­ ganlzation followed .the govern- ROYAL ICE CREAM ^ ■with bomb, triggered above ground by service, he said. pay every few years); i7) earlier men’t refusal yesterday to g;rant 69c lb. or 3 lb. lots under AEC supervision. Describing Auto Workers Union today present­ tion in a contest; between FANCY LARGE CHICKEN LEGS . . . 49c a small blast, could loge a deadly He predicted that under govern­ ed General Motors Corp. an 8-point retirement, and (8) a restriction of the line a $5.5 million emergency lb. rain of radioactivity, p«ietratlng the tunnels, where miners are ex­ ment intervention, work forces James R. Hoffa andlMUton J. L l a m b ! $1.95 and regular ham- cavating 24 hours a day, Miles re­ Dempsey Pickft propofiai to creqte more jobs by overtime. Liss for the union prdsidency. loan under the Defense PfBdUctlDn WINGS GIZZARDS and several feet of earth or concrete would have to be maintained at a reducing work time. Act. The IVhite House said there to kill or maim. But It would leave ported: high level “ if we . are | going to The union, also submitted two burg 59c lb., 3 lbs. lb. 25c 4 lbs. 99c HEARTS 2 lbs. 49c 2 in State for The union said it was open mind­ other statements. One charged Miami Beach, Fla., July 7 (Ji—A was no legal authority for such M m t factories and homes virtually un­ ‘‘At the end of one shaft, a low' give the public the service need­ boiTowlng. firing chamber—70 Inches high, 76 ed on its shorter work week pro­ that supervisory personnel were din of horns, bells and sirens today 1/2 gallon 3 3 * ^ scathed -r- apparently jF4||stnible ed.” posal and, in effect, told the com­ Under trusteeships, creditors $1.65. goal for any theoretical vrlctor in Inches wide and 65 feet long—ex­ Bravery Medal ^ Gllhulv also hit out at attempts violating the current contract by greeted the nomination of James R. f i l t e r pany it could take its choice in the doing production work. The other Hoffa for a new 6-year term . as are enjoined from collecting from a thermonuclear war. tended off a 14-foot high tunnel, multi-point program.' The AEC refuses to comment and at its far end were three red- claimed that the contract also was president of the Teamsters union. FRESH BLOCK ISLAND Hartford, July 7 (IP)—A Bridge­ (Continued On Page' Seven) violated by life company employing (Continned on Page Bevea) HEN Right now,,. it's cool about the neutron bomb, but there painted WPGZ (Working Point ” We are prepared to explore any John F, English, veteran 72-year- MAMOND, SELF-STARTING CENTER SLICES port girl who lost her life trying additional approaches that manage­ students In its training program old union secretary-treasurer, la speculation that research on the Ground Zero) markings to show to save a drowning friend, and the enough to cook pot roant* project is going on at the commis­ ment niay suggest,” the union said. and using them to do work that touched off a IS-minute demonstra­ the exact positions of a nuclear boy who carried out the rescue "We are, however, determined to should be done by UAW members. tion at the Teamsters convention by or oven roaets or tender- sion’s radiation laboratory at Liver­ te.st device. SWORDFISH 1^98' have been nominated by Gov. John Police Hunting find an answer to the insecurity At Ford, the union presented nominating Hoffa as ’’the man with DUADrAAl DDinilETQ TURKEYS more, Calif., birthplace of the hy- "This firing vault, obviously N. Dempsey for the Yo\mg Ameri­ cure corned beef. Cuts that are not all center will sell at 89(; lb. ,drogen bomb. . . an^ unemployment which has vic­ proposals to put hourly workers on the most guts in America,” tailored for a specific test, is ready can Medal for Bravery. timized our members and their salaries, improve the supplemental "Do you' know of a soul in this BiiUetins The federal agency says the, to go, equipped with gravel and The Governor ye.sterday submit­ For Corpse of tunnels are being constructed for families.” unemployment compensation plan country with more guts?” English Culled from AP Wires -plywood flooring, power lines, ted to the U.S. attorney general The union proposed: (i) Reduc­ and improve separation pay provi­ asked. ” If you do, tell me. I ’d like any use deemed necessary if and 1 i g h t i n g, ventilation, etc., and the names of Shelly McIntosh. 8, when the admlnlstfation decides to tion of the work week without loss sions of the contract. The propos­ to know.” awaiting only the installation of and. Mark Anthony Vineze, 10. Rockville Girl in pay; (2) reduction-of the work als were the same as those given 43*^' resume nuclear testing. the device Rself and its instrumen­ Shelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Hoffa had su:suraendered the roS' HOUSINO BILL SIGNED L-P® At Pinehurst day without loss in pay: (3) reduc­ GM last week. P. P ’Brien of Chicago, Some U.S. experts ^contend the tation . . . Precljrick D. McIntosh. Beardsley trum to John P. Washington, July 1 (A V- 3 Tou will sa’ • in our self service Grocery Department Moab, Utah, Julv 7 OP—Police tion of the work year without loss General Motors’ negotiations the union's first vice president, Soviet Union is exploiting dis­ PrMldent Kennedy today sign­ Terrace Apartments, Bridgeport, looked today for Denise Sullivan, In pay: (4) longer vacations; (5) opened first, a day ahead of Ford when time came for nominations. armament talks and the test ban (Continued «n Fage Two) leaped into Lake Fbi-est May 13, a 15-year-old Connecticut girl kid­ more paid holidays; (6) industrial and two days ahead of Chrysler ed a bilUon-doUar Veterans' CHOPPED SHURFINE QT. CAN . , But Hoffa had to take it back tem­ Housing Loan Bill. The legisla­ GRAPE D R IN K ...... 4 for 99c Fresh B'rni.u Becker’s 1960, to help* a girl who had fallen naped by a swarthy n\an who last week. The union apparently is porarily to get the 2,000 wildly 8-01. REFRIGERATOR JAR TASTEWELL J Wind.sdr Farm . .. from a retaining wall. She was shot and killed her mother, fad adhering to a similar timetable at tion increases amouiUn avall- cheering delegates in order. aMe for direct government DUNCAN HINES—WHITE, YELI.OW, DEVIL quickly followed Into the water 1 by seriously wounded a , male corji- each company. Thus GM. has been ’’Knock it off,” Hoffa said, while Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frapeis panion. But Sheriff 'John Stbc: getting the, proposals first. loans to veterans in faeas Where lb CAKE M IX E S ...... -. 3 for 89c News Tidbits gaveling delegates back to their they cannot obtain private fi­ SPANISH OLIVES 39c BEEF PATTIES SUMMER SQUASH Reds Seen Demanding Vineze, 1585 Chopsy Hill Rd., said: American Motors Corp. appeared seats. nancing imder government re­ 79 Bridgeport. "We are now looking for H A band launched in,to “When the SHURFINE TOMATO 3 for 19c ? from the AP Wires ready today to play an aggressive Shelly drowned, but Mark man­ payment faarantees. It adds body." role in contract negotiations in the Saints Come Marching In” aS $350 million to the flSO mllBon i aged to push the other girl out of TTie'party of tourists from Rock­ auto Industry. Hoffg.’s nomination the)ne song. 3-01. PKGS.— AU. FLAVORS the water. already available for the re­ NATIVE BEETS British Leave Kuwait ville. Conn., was attacked Tuesday Cecil F. Poole becomes the first The compan.v proposed a “fresh, English reminded the convention maining 16 months of the pres­ CATSUP 2-39'^ The young American Medals for night on an isolated road in south­ new approach” at the opening of that Hoffa had won Teamsters fat 2 bunches 29c- Bravery, established by ^ct of Con­ Negro ever td hold the office of ently authorized program, and eastern. Utah’s scenic, but rugged U. S. attorney for the northiem dis­ extends the loan antborizatlon 4p)-v39c B * M—22 OZ. POT United Natipns, July 1 {It) — TheAtroops near Kuwait’s border gress, are awarded each year to JELL-0 DESSERTS desert country. trict of Callforiiia . . . Soviet News (Gontiniied on Page Five) (Continued On Page Seven) for five more years with yearly Soviet Union Is ejcpected to de­ threatened his country's independ children who have..^ierformed acts After 48 hours of searching the CUCUMBERS ence. Iraq, however, is not a*mem of extraordinary.Heroism. Agency Tass announces space pi amounts totaling $700 million. mand that the Security Council set Colorado and Green Rivers and The'inoney is borrowed from the a deadHne for Britain to withdraw her of the council fa d cannot vote oneer Yuri Oagarin wrlll visit Brit; Baked Beans each 9c hundreds of gullys and valleys, ain during the Soviet industrial ex­ trmsury for re-lending. her troops from Kuwait. on the resolution. 1 Jaif Guard Arrested Sheriff Stocks said jie still be- Handled Some 100 Cases 28-ec. C A N SH URRNE Pachachi told the council his hibition . . . The military junta Soviet Delegate Platon D. Moro­ N ^ Haven, July 7 (IP)—Sidney lieved the girl and the killer could NEW CHURCH MERGER SEEN zov made plain he would seek to government never pad any inten­ replaces two 7;ablnet ministers one Rush 27,_ of ■ 124 Carmel ~ St., a be in the area. B)it he said: of them by an official under ex- Philadelphia, July 7 (AV-The 2 s 45' amend a British resolution calling tion of trying- to take over Kuwait guard at the New Haven State! "i don't believe she (Denise) FRUIT COCKTAIL 39c on the United Nations to guarantee by force. Ira^ Premier Abdel ,Ka- .presldent Syngman Rhee in Korea. newly merged United C3nirch of Jail, hsis been charged with help- 7 fa ld have possibly lasted through FBI Nets Fak^Lawyef; Uhrist today opened'lfS arms to J I the independence oif the desert John Birch Sociejy will publish a STUFFED OLIVES ...... ,8-oz. jar 45c ing to pass liquor to a female in­ Wednesday night. We apparently a plan for more sweeping Prot­ sheikdom claimeid-by Iraq. (Contlnued on Page Five) mate. are dealing with a man who la Ust of persons it 'Considers io be leading Communist sympathizers, estant i^eunion with Methodists, The Russian diplomat cljarged Rush was arrested and charged like a wild animal. HqW could you Episcop^lans aild Presbytefiians. the British resolution as a' maneu­ yesterday following an investiga­ tell for sure what k; rabid dog socialists and liberals in' the U.S. 3 Clieiits in Death Row NESTLES ZIP 49c . . . Fidel Castro announces gov­ The denomination's general syn­ ver to justify the presence of Brit­ tion by the state's attorney's office. would do 7” I' od voted to ' ‘respond aftin fa- COTT SODA Authorities said Rush was senior ernment will take census of Cu- ish troops In the oil-rich little Atlas Warhead The swarthy gunman waved tlvely.” To the widely heralded Chocolofe Hovered synip. DAN ISH f Persian Gulf territorj’ "and to guard in charge of. the jail on the down Boothroyd’s smSlI foreign ))an consumer.? to organize the.ra- Washington, July 7 (A*)—The FBl*dence. There was no tally on the legalize them there for an ■ indef­ midnight shift July 2, when the car Tuesday night, ) demanded tiohlag pt lard and cooking oil, ----- outcome of the civil cases. “ Blake Plan” for negotlatlona early today announced capture of a aimed at such a church union. It ------4------inite period of time.” Zips to Record liquor passing incident is alleged money, and when he vfas refused which are in short supply . . . Morgan handled some 100 cases CANNED PICNICS S Lh. Ciui *1.99 11 99' In the council yesterday, Britain to have occurred. - Patrick Kielt, 16, of Patterson, 80-year-old ex-convict who Im­ in the capital. would include nearly 20-mWon personated a lawyer for 18 months Christians. When customers ask me' again promised to remove her (Continued on P»g4 Two) N.J., an auxiliary fireni(M>i admits When his masquerade was ex­ SHURFINE PEANUT BUHER Of 9.050 iMiles posed last month, Morgan'fled and - i Z forces from her former protector- 112 to 120 setting seven fires during past in Washington, D.C. \ , ate the moment Kuwait’s rulef’, ) I month because someone said has been sought by the FBI ROCKETS FOB UAR Giant 3-lb. jar $1.19 which coffee I use . . . the Hartford, July 7 i.f) The State FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover Washington, Jnly .T W > - l|m Sheik Abdullah aa-Sallm as-Sahah, Cape Canaveral, Fla., Jul.v 7 Motor Vehicle Department's daily ’’Firemen just sat around all day.” said Daniel Jackson Oliver Wen- When arrested last night, Mor­ answer is that I try them considers Iraq’s threat to take over ' East Reds Working gan denied his identity. However, State Department s^d„ today-cjt- PARTY PAC '/2 GALLON ^T he business end of an Atlas mis­ record of automobilq fatalitie.s as The Guided missile cruiser Long del Holmes 'Morgan was arrested port license* haveibeen issued fii|r l a m b pa t ties his sheikdom has been removed. of last midnight and the totals on Beach passes its first sea trials at a YMCA in San Francisco, the FBI said he has been positive­ all but come back to S A sile hurtled out of the western sky In West Zone Told ly identified through fingerprints. the sale of weatheir rockets to Uis Sheik Abdullah iias appealed to the the same dale last year: i with flying colors,’ as America’s where he registered July 3 under United Arab RepuMio by prtvat* W. Try some at this 8c Off British, for milita^ protectibn. like a I blazing meteor and crashed 19^0 1961 He was not armed when arrest­ .i_ . Into the Indian Ocean early today |ro Obey Red Laws first ..nuclear powfaed surface the name of John Donald Cla.rJ(,.„„„, U.S; mamifactnrelrs. Press Offl. lee Cream 59' Kuw'ait Education Director Abdel Killed ...... lia 12() fighting vessel seems successful Morgan, under the; name of L. ed- ,'. cer Lineoin White said the UAR FTIE.SHLY CUT .regular price offer. Aziz Hussein, representing the at the end of the longest military The FBI said ^Morgan, a Negro, Thia will be the last week of the eale on this nationally I . . . French police and Nationlst A. Harris, was one of the most ac­ I has given assmwnces that roedketa aheik in the council debate, said rocket flight oh record—a 9,050^ is charged uith fraud against the famous Vanilla and Neopollan Ice Cream at this special Berlin. July 7 (^ —Eaet Berlins Rebel gunmen clash In Algiers tive members of the Dl.strict of will be used strictly for mete- NATIVE Kuwait would ask the British to mile journey from Cape Canaveral. Area Aid Plans government by illegally practicing price of gal. 59c . . . no limit ... . stock up . . . rain The distance exceeded by only jHartford. July 7 (iTi —Gqv. John (Communist government l.asued a near suburb of . Oran . . . Moroc­ Cpliunbia bar for a year and a orolqgtca] iHirposes In eondootlng (SAVE 8c) 'i wdthdraw only after the U.N, af­ warding today to the 50,000 East iaw in' the district of Columbia. tests of the upper atmoophere. CABBAGE checks if we sell out. ^ firms Kuwait’s Independence, de­ 10 miles the course covered b.v two N. Dempsey has outlinfa Con­ can King Hassan n and Algerian half. Atlases'also fired into the Indian necticut’s plans for taking advan­ Berliners w-ho work in West-Brt'lin J>remler Ferhat Abbas declare Although hla technical accom- Morgan was previously arrest­ White was unable to say how clares Iraq has no vmid claim and that- they must obey Communist many rocket* have been ordered Here are 3ome1(X)ds you may have been search­ admits Kuwait to U.N. member­ Ocean last year. But. more im­ tage of the provisions of the Fed­ their detennination to settle the plifaments won praise from a num­ ed in Los Angeles.by the FBI June .-y , portant, it marked the first long- law. They also were told they have Frontier between their two coun­ 10, 1957, on -contempt of court or to provide the name of the ing for... : . f t ship. . eral Area Redevelopment Act. ber of federal judges, at least manufacturer, believed looatod 77' range success for an advanced At­ Dempsey yesterday lescribcd no right to new houMng in East tries “ without any foreign Inter­ three of his clients, the FBI said, charges involving impersonation “KRAFT’S NEW BLEU CHEESE DRESSING ...,39c As the council headed for a vote on the U.S. West Coast. las being developed to carry, blffcH- the plan in’ letters tp chief execu­ Berlin. ference” —meaning France. are under .YieatH sentence. They, of an attorney In Chicago between SEIDNER-S POTATOigALiAD ...... j ...... 35c on the British resolutloii this after­ So far Conununist aupioritles 1949 and 1935. noon, at least three members—Li­ buster payloads nea'rly hialfway tives of the 16 Connecticut rom- Sen. Elstes Kefauver (D-Tenn) and a number of others defended LAVER WHIPS McKINLEX d 1 MILAN!’.S FRENCH fcADY > around the world. , , munltie.s designated bj’ the secie- have not hindered Berliners from After pleading guilty to two ^ R . M cKBB 8T.—‘’* '9 ------beria, Chile and Turkey—indicated indicates he hopes to draw sup­ by Morgan, are seeking new trials. Wimbledon, England, July 7 LOW CALORIE DRESSING T".’...... 53c The Air Force had been defaly- taiy of commerce as eligible' for c.raseing the city’s little Iron Cur­ charges of contempt of court,' f u . r o a d COB. they felt the Kutvaif-Imq .dispute tain. Tliere are also a'bout 13,000 port for his drug oontrol MU from Mofgan practiced imdef th.e •UP)—Rod Laver of, Australia SANTA ROMA h f u MILANI'S LOW CALidRIE TTAlJAN DRESSING 37c should 'be left to the AraKLeiiigue to concemed aboiit seven failures in benefits as depressed areas. indlridual doctors . . . Cpt. Ernest name of a man who had been ad­ Morgan received concurrent 6- crushed Charles (Chuck) Me- W e 10 previous test launchings of this .people who live in We.st Berlin solve. The Governor designated ih^ Cf. Brace, 29, jiiarlne corps pilot mitted to the D.C. bar in 1955, but months federal Jail sentences,,.. Kinley of Louis today 6-8„ However, a > British delegation new Atlas "E ” series. But pleased Slate,Development Conrmlssion a;? and work in (.he East. The FBI said his arrest'record Hundreds of train* go back and chalrged with desertion and caus­ who had never practiced law here. ll-l, 6-4 I for the men’a singles source said he' was confident there officials reported after today’s the liaison agency betwfan the also includes convictions for petty titls in fa e Wimbledon tomds success that the problems appear forth everj’ day on a dozen sub­ ing unneoeasary search after his .Court attachee in Washington are enough votes in the 11-member communities and the federal area eatimated that Harris liad ap­ larceny, first degree robbery, va- championfalps. The M-jrsar-eld III to be licked. ’ redevelopment administrator. ' way and elevated line*. Moqt autoa T-28 trainer crashed’ on Mary­ council to put over the resolution land’s Eastern Mtore last Jan. 3... peared in more than 100 criminal grancy?' bui'glary and carrying a a sophomore at Trin­ PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. as a first step. ^ The huge missile, 85 feet tall and He also designated five state oD are checked- onl.v al the conceited wwponi ity University In San Aatoids( weighing more than 100 tons on ficiala to serve as an Area Rede­ sector border, and pfaeatrians High alUtuds balloon designed fop and civil caaea in the courts there. Iraqi delega(e Adnan I’achachi Defense Department’s project In 22 criminal (;ases, 12" of hia cli­ He will- be, arraigned today be­ Teat., waq.jno match for OP* 302 MAIN., CORNER MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE. — OPEN THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS TILL9:00 called the British resolution ’’entire- liftoff, blasted off just before ntid- velopment Coordination 9o*fithilt«-e hardly at all. , fore l).S. Oimmisaloner Donald B. baady-leggfa, left-handed Att$- nigtfjt last night and llarted Into a to aasUt in developing an inte- But lately there have been rt- BanshM early today was eut free ents wei* con'ricted, eight .pleaded ly unacceptable to us,” declaring guilty and ttvo caiwe w«re dropped Constlne In B«n Francisco and is timllan, who will bs t% nothing to meet Iraq’s «>m- from its mstnunsnt package tt did by the prosecution forllack of evl- held in dty Jail there. month. Y 1- Idalnt that the ptesenoe of British (Ooattnued w Page Five) (CofiUnued on Fago Flv«) (Continiied On Pag* '^ v e a ) ■boHly after oMog teilatwL

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I "■ '■' •X. "f . I ■ ■ /• l^ C H E S T E R EVtoONG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JULY 7, 196L TAO E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1961 PAGE THREE Hebron VltMXtkate Weapon • ^n the Police Hunting Andover Plumbers^ Steamfitters End Stami 1st Tax Payments Sheinwold on MANCHESTER News For Girpse of Walkout; Masons Meet Today AECBuilds Tunnel By LOUIS MANDELL Due Before Aug. 1 Mrs. Azinger Named. '• '• -~^-v, < ■ ___ TEST YOUR raiENDS < South dealer Rockville G irl Hebron property owner* are HartfO(:.d, July 7 (/P)—Plumbers*" The- training and educational Sometimes,' when you buy f o b d e f e n s i v e s k il l Both sides LUMBERI and steamfitters in the Hartford, fund issue disappeared when it atamps from abroad (that’s one warned by tax collector Mra. F. By-Alfred Sheinwold INCORPORATED word, not two— to resharpen an. (doaUnned from PMgs One) ♦ K Q 3 School Board Head area returned to work today after was decided by both parties to For Neutron Bomb Elton Post that the first Install­ 'You can often judge a player’s old aaw) don't you feel as if you C’ » 5 an agreement was reached late drop the fund idea, which had been ment on the'list of October 1960 O A J 10 9 4 Thursday afternoon. broached by the contractors. The are conducting your own foreign shot and killed Mrs. Jeanette Sul­ is due during the present month. caliber by the way he plays a aid program? livan, 41, and shot her companion, 4^9 I 6 Mrs. Robert Aslnger was electAings after school hours and mos(- The new pact calls for wage union hAd opposed it on the basis CORRULUX (CMttmied from Pac* One) She will be at the town clerk’s single hand. EST EAST ly eveiriugs. The majority of these , Of course, yOu tee buying for­ ed chairman of the Andover Board hikes over two years and will af­ it did not have enough ■ "say” in Charles Boothrpyd, 55. office on the following days; July . The average player would have A 7 4 2 meetings had to do with town af­ **The main shaft runs straight eign atamps because you' want 8, 15 and 39 from 0 ajn. to noon of Education at Its meeting last fect an estimated 225 plumbers its administration and control., It Local Stocki!) Denise tried to escqpe in the car. no problem with the Bast cards. 5 K Q J • 4 3 <7 A 10 0 2 fairs concerning ^education; a few and 460 steamfitters. would have involved diverting five FIBERGLAS Into the mountain fRainier Mesa) them, and ■ never mind the price. But the killer rah down the vehi­ to receive payment. Payments will He would signal encouragement 0 6 3 2 <> K 7 night. Mrs. William Kqmlski was However, it comes as a jumping dealt writh regional affairs. Details on the wage provisions cents from members' pay,, the un­ for pertiaps a mile, then curves cle, hitting it at least six times, also be received at any time at her with the elx or ten of hearts on We A Q 5 4 4 K 10 3 2 Baseball Results jolt to realize that In many ctees home on the Hehron-Bolton road. elected secretary of 'the "board. under the new pact were released ion bfficlais said. The , new pact gently to the jrtght, for an overall Quotattoas Fuinlsbed by then fo r c ^ the teen-ager into his opening lead of the SOUTH Named to the transportation com­ The Andover Babe Ruth League PANELS length of about a mile and a half. you are being .tagged for all the Property taxes under $50 and A A J 10 9 t 4 today by officials of boUr unions- - was reached without mediators. ■ Cobum A MIddli'brook, Inc. car, officers said. would continue., with a heart, and mittee were Edward Yeomans and team lost to Marlborough Thurs Steamfitters Local 218 and Plumb­ "Off the main shafts are the traflicy'will bear, and then some. A dark-complexioned man and a all motor vehicle taxes became due South would ruff. _ ty 7 The walkout of-- plumbers and- Bank Stocks O Q S 5 Mrs. KowtClski who will work with day night by a score of 11-4 at ers Local 76. steamfitters, which began official­ shot shafts, perhaps a half mile 'Bid Asked A buck here and ther.e over face youfig girl In a late-model black In full on July 1. Warning Is given South would draw two or -three value of stamps can add up to that if the first installment on A A J 7 Mrs. Doriq Chamberlaii), princi­ Marlborough. R. Conrad wras the The agreement calls for a 40- ly at midnight, last Friday, ac­ long, curving sharply and hooking (lonn. Bank and Trust cae with Utah license plates were rounds of trumps and then lead the starting pitcher for .Andover and into shot chambers. The curve, of plenty of extra stamps. taxes due Is not paid on or before West Nortk Bast pal- , cent per hour boost over the two- tually only Was effective for tliree Co...... 5 2 55‘>s reported in Iowa last night." queen of. diamonds for a finesse. The board hired Mrs. John B. was relieved by Tommy Bonneau year period, broken down as fol­ 2b"x\V course, is to help dapipen the ex- jSo. take a - look at' the going A motorist gave police the de­ Atig. 1, both installments "become East would win with the king of 2 ^ 3 0 3 V days since most projects Were Harttord National Hutchinson and Mrs. George Mun­ In the fifth inning. Eddy Jurovaty lows: 15 cents more during the ” . plosion so it will wreck the least rates in foreign exchange—and add scription after he was forced off payable and Interest will be diamonds, and South would fetthlly Pass 3 A Past dowjr'iast Saturday, and the July j 11 Bank and Tinst Cq. 48 H 51 Iv was the catcher. For Marlborough, amount of timneling." your postage -t- before deciding the road by Oie Utah car between charged at the rate of one half of All Pass son as full-time cooks. Applications first year, effective July 1; an ad­ helped break up the work Fire Insuranoe Companies pne per cent per month from July win the rest. Opening lead — S7 K for part-time workers for the Fries pitched and Benols was the ditional 20 cents for the -first -six The AEC’s last nuclear' test, Aetna Fire ...... 1 1 .5 120 your ol' pal in Lower Slobovia is Cedar Rapids and Mtr Vernon. The If East were a trifle better he ■vvefek. Oct. 30, 1958, was a .small one. actually taking food from his chil­ Utah car did not stop. 1. school lunch program will be act catcher. months of next year, and an ad" Still out on strike, but expected | y « 5 Hartford Fire ...... "0'2 73^ This year’s tax rate'is 59 mills, might play the deuce of hearts at ed upon at the Augu.st meeting. Andover's next game Is against dltional five cents the last ha(f of code-named Titania, equal to only National Fire ...... 1 3 4 144 dren in order to sell you the stamps The FBI in Utah said it did not the first trick to discourage a con­ to settle after another meeting | 300 pounds of TNT. Titania was you need. know if there W'as any connection. a record rate .for the town. It is returns a low club, putting South Hired as full time drivers for Lebanon on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the sec<»nd year. with the Hartford General Con­ Phoenix Fire ...... 1 1 2 117 an increase of one and a half mills tinuation. West would shift to a to the guess. If South puts up the the school buses were Ernest Eib, Andover. Andover’s record to date The negotiation teams of the the lOSrd in the Nevada series, Life and Indemnity ina Cos We are indebted to the N. Y. The car did not fit the deseriptiorj club, and East’s king would drive tractors , Association and Federal I which started Jan. 27^ 1951, with Herald-Trib for the following of the car which the killer had at over last year...... jack of clubs, playing East for the driver-supervisor; Conrad Schatz, Is 3 wins and 8 losses. two unions, which met,jdlntly with Aetna Casualty -----129 139 out the' acie. and State < Mediators this after­ Operation Ranger, a 1.27 kiloton which shows how our S6-cent dol­ the time of the shootings. Church BodecoraUon Set queen as well as the king, he loses Rolsmd O'Brien, and Jack Rice. representatives of the Hartford noon, are the bricklayers—some Aetna Life ...... 125*j 130*a Now South would draw some Mechancial Contractors Associa­ device (one kiloton is equal to .1,- lar rates overseas; Plana are being aired for redec­ two club tricks and his gams con­ Substitute drivers are Richard Per­ Manchester Evening Herald An­ 300 of thern. The union members Confi. G eneral...... 255 trump* and try the diamond tion (a subcorttfactor group) for 000 tons of TNT). Monday. July 3; Currencies based oh oration at th*k First Congregation­ tract. son. Walter Baker Sr., William Ko­ dover correspondent, Margery are .scheduled to vote tonight on a | FENCES Hftd. iSteam Boiler 111 116 sterling quoted in dollars and cents; all finesse, losing to the king. Back the first timrfe, were headed by Some of the underground tests others quoted in cents ani decimals of al Church in Hebron. The executive Test your friends with the East walski and Raymond Goodale. Montandon, telephone Pllgrlin new offer^ Travelers ...... 127 132 .Boards to Rehasli would come a club, and South 6012. Plumbers ^Riisiness Agent Jame.s hold prior to the ban ripped Out 500 Public t'tUities a cent. committee'Is starting renovations would finesse against the ten, hand and see If they are average, The clerk of the board, Mrs. This comparatively small dl.s- to 600 feet of tunneling; thb Earth Mon- Prev. in the Sunday school room and the good:'fine or expert. Incidentally, Martin Baker, lyas authorized to Skelley And Steamfltter Bu.sines.s j ■OUMD M IL Conn. Light & P*o\<’er 271* 29 Country and par day day Education Budj^et limiting the loss to one club trick. Ageirt-"'tiYancis Ford. Heading uip pule ; is the second in about a erupting into vast spheres of fused Hftd. Electric Light 71 74 Gt. Britain (S3.80 a room above. how did you make out yourself? receive bids for oil and milk. month in the construction business pound I ...... »:,789a $2.7881 ’The room now rented for use of Fine Overtake the^ %)ntractor negotiators was glass more than 100 feet in diam­ Hartford Gas Co. .. . 65 59 Dally QueaHoh Teacher Resigns Teferon ■ L--y~ in this area. In June tetfl May the eter—eiihilar to the way sand is 30 da^s ...... 3,7788 2.7784 Manchester's Nigerian visitors the kindergarten clasa ie to be A fine player would overtake The board accepted with' regret Roswell L. Goodman, executive Southern New England tiU d a js ...... 2.7701 2.7703 West's king of hearts with the ace As dealer, you hold: Spades—5; ; ’ / ( '^ re ta ry of the Connecticut As­ laborers, .backed by the. other transformed into glass under in­ Telephone ...... 49 52 90 da,\s ...... 2.7619 2.7621 will have the chance to see the painted, new draperies etnd added Hearts—K Q J 8 4 3; Diamonds—6 the resignation of Mrs. Doris Peck trades, walked out for eight weeks. tense heat Australia (12.24 a pound) 2.2316 2.2307 board of directors and board of bulletin spaoe provided. A tiled In order to return the deuce of who will be unable to continue Churches Launch sociation of Plumbing and Heat­ Manutactiinng Comnanles New Zealand ($2.fo a - clubs. South would play low. This 3 2; Clubs—Q 6 4. What do you The other trades refused to go tp 4 9 0 The AEC also has used towers, education in action, more op less, floor .will be installed in the upper teuhlng next year because of ing Contractors Inc. , Arrow, Hart, Hog. ..5 9 , 63 pound) ...... 2,7795 2.7783 would limit South's loss in club.s say? The 40-cent boost means that work when tlte laborers set up .(balloons and air drops to explode Associated Spring .. 13’ i 15'i Soutli Africa (21.40'a t tonight at 8 o'clock in the hearing room, also painting, draperies, and Answer; Pass. If you use “weak htelth reasons. Mrs. Peck has been Fund for Filiaulls ■ il . i: » ■ picket lines. This week, however, nuelear and non-nuclear devices rand) ...... 1.3967 1.3961 room of the Municipal Building. kitchen facilities. to one trick, and he would still a teacher in the Andover school plumljers and steamfitters, who Bristol Brass ...... 11‘5i 13*-j Belgium (2c a franc) .... 2.009 2.009 make the game and rubbet. two-bids,” bid two hearts. This had been getting $3,95 per liotir the "'bricklayers, plumbers and in Nevada. ' Dunham B u s h ...... 5 8 Denmark ll4.4Sc a An informal joint m eting of It has also been voted to consid­ shows a hand that is not quite for eight years. Churches of the town are join­ The true expert would overtake . U / i . '4, I will, at the end of two years, be .steamfitters have not set up picket­ Em-Hart ...... 76’ i 80'i (krone) ...... 14.435 14.43 the two boards will be hem to re­ er hiring a religious education di­ worth an opening bid but is worth ’The principal, Mrs.. Doris ing in an effort to set up a fund ing. and , the other trades have | ZORIN SAILS FOR HOME Prance (20.255c a franc). 20,415 20.415 hash the education budget of 1961- rector in union with the Gilead with the ace of hearts and return ChSmberlaln, submitted her an­ paid ^at the rate of $4.15. No SECTION Fafnlr Bearing ...... 56 60 Germany the king o f clubs! This would cost a sound overcall at the level of for the F71iault family of Gilead. as f ^ as the dashboard graphipally portrays worked. New York, July 7 (Ah — ‘We N. B. M achine...... 20 22 (2Sc a Deutsche mark) 25.146 25.1475 62. church. The director would assist nual report. As of June 30, 1961 TTie end of the bridge abutmen^ projecting Into tJie car as f^ changes in ..fringe benefit.s were nothing if West had ^he ace or two. the tremendous Impact of the Coventryvontry crash in which RpbbrtF M. Qpmlsh lost his4lfe last night made in .the (mrrent agreement, don’t want war, and we don't be­ North and Judd ___ 15 17 Holland (27.777c a The board of education main- in the Sunday schools o f both (Copyright 1961, General the enrollment for the next school The father of the family, Carl .A., ★ lieve the American people w-ant guilder) ...... 27.835 27.8375 .tains that the $4,186,947 which Tide, Winds, churches and work for interests queen-jack of clubs. The play gives year is 241; Perfect attendance for Flliault, was killed in an auto ac­ aftei' an afternoon■ of ■ enjoyment ■ ■ with ‘ ...... fellow employes.- • (Herald photo by Pinto). / \ but 10 more cents per hour for U.S. Toy Industry Big Stanley Works ...... 17>i 19‘i Italy (625 lire tb dollar) East a chance if South ha^A-J-x Features Corp.) war.” Veeder Root . : ...... 524 564 Exchange rate to dollar 620.60 620.60 the board of directors allocated to of the parishes throughout the the school year was achieved by cident on June 25. He is survived! health and welfare and 16 cents The remark came from deputy Norway. (14c .a. k r o n e )-.13,955 13.96 Weather town. ’The director would be chos­ of clubs. Glen Avery, Earl Palmer, Stephen more" for the pension fund remain. Bonn...'West Germany’s toy In-1 The above.quotations are hot to Portugal (3.47c anescudo) 3.51 3.52 it Is not enough. The sum is $266,- by his wife and six children, of Soviet Foreign Mininster Valerian 000 less than the amount request­ en by the pastor and the board South wins with the ace of Fors, Irene Slohodian .and Suzanne Inji^d Youth The agreement here of 40 cents dustry is world-famed, but it is REDWbOD DC construed as actual marketa. Spain (free peseta) _____ 1.68 1.68 clubs, draws trumps and tries the which the youngest is less than a A. Zorin yesterday aboard tiic Sweden (19.3c a krona) ..19.365 19.37 ed by the educators. It is also Windsor Locks, July 7 (JP) —Tlie of deacons, and would presumably Vanty. compares to 26 cents in the New dwarfed by America's. German Switzerland (free franc) 23.19 23.19 diamond finesse. East wins and year old and the oldest, j3. Cunard .liner Queen Elizabeth DEMPSEY PICKS TWO $305,000 more them the board of U. S. Weather Bureau marine ad­ be a studwt at the Hartford All grades participated in TV Coventry M ap^illed y Said Improved Haven area. 30 cents in Bridge­ toy sales totaled nearly $100,000,- Official sterling rate: buying 22.78: Helping the fimd are the two port and ■ 30 cents in Springfield WEAVE FENCE which sailed for channel ports with Hartford, July 7 (jP) — Gov. John selling. 22.82. education was granted for 1960-61. visory: Tides will be high along Foundation. educational programs over Chan­ Congregational churches, St. 000 last year, making Germany a Mid Eaalcra Carreacles under pacts reached there this more than 2,000 passengers. N. Dempsey hM made two reap­ The current fiscal year began the ConnecticiJt shore between 6,SO About Town nel 2 opt of Boston called the Peter’s Episcopal Church and the / The condition of William Beleke- poor second to the United States | Zorin, who was accompanied by Egi'pt (22.87156 a pound) 22.88 22.88 and 8 p.m. today and between 7 A daughter has been bom to Clark Gable Classroom 21 Program.” One tee- year for these trades. industry’s $850,000,000. pointments to state boards. I.rf)banon (free pound) . .32.75 ■•■-89.75., July 1, but the board of education United Brethren Synagogue. wicz is slightly improved, a West­ his wife, Maria, said he was bound Reappointed yesterday were Mrs. Saudi Arabia (free rtyal) 22.75 22.75 1s still hoping the directors will and 8:30 a m, and 7:30 and 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson at Vivien Leigh vee set was In (operation through­ Mason S. Belden, R,D. 1, He­ As Car Hits Bridge for Moscow, where he will taae tomorrow. Low tide at Old Say- the Hartford Hospital. The couple out the year. The second set was erly (R.I.) Hospital spokesman Gertru(le O'Donnell, Litchfield, to Hons Kong (17.6c a changer their minds and allocate "Gone With The Wind" bron, will receive donations, or part in disarmament talks starting the Commission on ^Forfeited brook is at I p.m. today and 2 have one other daughter, Cindy. acquired during April as a gift, said early this afternoon. dollar) ...... 17.50 17.48 some additional money which the Color -1:55-7:40 they may be given to canvassers, An afternoon's outing came to a^’vestigation .this morning and po- July 17. The United States rep­ Rights, and Dr. Salo Jonas, New India (21c a rupe«) ... .20.9225 20.912J town received in state aid "to edu­ p.m. tomorrow. A caucus to select candidates for "G O N E with the W IN D " the board making the necessary or placed in containers' at Cello’s Belekewicz, 17. of Coventry, was resentative at the talks will .be Haven, to the Board of Veterinary Japan. (0i2777c a yen) .. 0.277 0.2775 Sunset today is at 8:27 p.m. ar,d the October town election will be In Technicolor—8 P3I. . Featurette— 1:30-7:15 repairs to put it in working order. tragic end for a 65-yw-old Cov­ lice declined to theorize as to the Pakietan (21c a rupee) . .20.93 20.93 cation. A majority of the direc­ store, or with the Little League. cause. critically injured when he was , John J. McCloy, special disarma­ Registration and Examination. Malaya (33c a dollar) ..32.53 32.52 tors are against the proposal. sunrise tomorrow is 5:26 a.m. held July 18 by the Democratic "’mAVELOGUE.S” In color! Note: One complete show start- A total of 2,749 books are now In Checks should be made payable entry man who was' killed Instant­ thrown from the car in which he | 1 8 Cornish was bo(jt 4uly 9, 1905 Heading For The Beach? ment adviser to President Keime- Mrs. O'DonnelPs term is for two American CurreBrien Boating weather for Long Island party. SUN.; "YOUNG SAVAGES” -ing at 7:15; doors open 6:45. the school library. Total clrcula- either to Mrs. Filiault or to the was a passenger. The accident; ArgenUna (free peso) .... . 1.22 1,22 Sound to Montauk Polnt.and Block ly last night wljeh hls car smashed In Potsdam, N. Y.,"* the son of Sey­ dy. years, Jonas's term for five years. Brazil (free rate) ...... 0.40 0.40 tlon this year was 8,373. 589 new Hebron Congregational Church, occurred on June 27 near North’’ SECTION Island; Winds variable in direction book^ were added this year tolfiled head^n Into i bridge abutment In mour and Maria4 Smith Cornish. cruzeiro) ...... 5.45 5.45 Manchester Evening Herald He­ marked "Flliault Fund.” He is survived b'y his wife, lilmma Stonington. Bruit (free rate) ...... 5.40 0,40 Bible School Ends today, tonight and Saturday but bron oorreepondent. Miss Susan B. 689. Honor certificates were Pastor at Syqod Coventry^ This has been the first notice- i ★ Chile (free escudo) ...... 95.50 95,50 mostly onshore during the after­ awarded 67 children for having Ratter Cornish of Coventry; a Colombia (frbe Tieeo) .. . .12.25 12.25 Pendleton. TTie Rev. John N. Crosig, Hebron Robert M. Cornish of Flanders stepson' Stoart Colby of West­ able change in his condition since M exico (8c a pesp> ...... 8.02 8.02 noon hours. Speeds averaging read and reported on 25 books dur­ At Two Churches and Gilead Congregational Church Rd?f was headed east about 11 brook; t>^(o stepdaughters, Mrs. the accident. The hospital spokes-1 Paraguay (free i^arani) O.to 0.80 about 10 knots. Visibility about ing the year. One child read 100 pastor, is attending the third , Peru (free sol) ...... 3.75- 3.75 5 miles but zero to 2 miles eany Ruth Ry"an of Coventry, and Mrs. man said he is regaining con- ; Uruguay (fee peso) .,. 9.20 9;20 books. eral synod of the United Church pt ° clock when hls 1960 model sta­ SPLIT RAIL Final services at 7 this evening this morning and in a few Show­ tion wagon hit the end of a con­ GeorgA^CzamecJtl of Schenectady, sclousness at intervals, is slightly r Venerula (free rate) ... .22.00 2J.00 will bring to a conclusion the an­ The classes huve used many new Christ at Philadelphia. ’The five- improved, but still critical. i Prey ers tonight and Saturday morning. types o f play equipment in, an ef­ crete wall on the bridge of the N. 'Y; two sisters, Mrs. Raymond Getting Married? Low ClOM CIOM^ nual Vacation Church School of day synod closes today. The Rev. Elsworth of Coventry", and Mrs. Marine observations: Ambrose: fort.to teach some of the games Skungamaug River. Canada (Free) 96“IS 96 36 96,42,96.61 Emanuel and Concordia Lutheran Mr. Cross fs a delegate from the Wilbur Hence of Bloomfield; one wind northeast, 2 knots, visibility and Mtills that carry over Into Tolland Association of Congrega­ Cornish had spent the afternoon Licorice ‘Kept Youth* Churches. The school, in operation 7 miles, clear, calip; Montauk brother, David Cornish of New The quoiaiions listed below arc rates for the past two weeks, has had a future life., activities, including tional (Christian Churches. with his fellow employes at Ber- A — — 85 at which the First National City Bank Point: Wind south southwest, 2 croquet, badminton, outdoor bowl York; and six grandchildren. Hong Kong — Licorice, now a Whether it’s the beach or the mountains for your vaca­ of New York was buying foreign cur­ record enrollment of 224 children. knots, visibility one mile,' cloudy, Shore Outing . gren Dairy witnessing the Red Sox- The funeral will be held Sunday Rent Formal Wear rency banknotes as of the close of busi­ Each department will participate Ing, horseshoes, shuffle board, vol The Congregational Pilgrim Fel­ Detroit ballgame in Boston and .candy, was originally a medicine. tion, you'il want to keep following the exploits of BUZ ness July 1. seas 3 feet; Block Island: Cloudy ley ball, golf putting, deck tennis at 4 p.m. at the Garner Funeral Ancient Chinese thought licorice i The quotations do not apply to for* in tonight's program and chil­ foggy, temperature 62; New Ha­ lowship of the Hebron and Gilead^ was on his way home when the Ac­ Home in Potsdam, N. Y. SAWYER. It’s easy to do. Just call MI 3-2711 and have 3 -•and ping pong. preserved .youth, strength, and At Regal eigm exchange transactions in the fomi dren will demonstrate what they ven:. Cloudy and foggy, tempera­ churches is plaiming a special out­ cident happened. the Manchester Evening Herald delivered every day to 6{ check, cable or mail transfers trans­ have learned. Projects and class- A very succ^sful Iimt* progpmm ing at NApatree Point, R. I. tomor­ virility. In India, licorice was acted by th^ Bank. ture 64j calm. The tragedy is compounded by Food a Cancer Link? esteemed as a tonic and even as a your vacation address. SECTION Mon. Prev. work will be on display in the was canted on this year. Partici­ row.-' They will start from the One Of Connecticut’s Lar; :St Forecast: Considerable early pation steadily increased through­ the fact tha^t the group had gone beautifier. dav dav classrooms'in Emanuel and Con­ rnoming cloudiness and fog follow­ (^lilead church at 9 a.m., the trip MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES Argentina, peso ...... $8.0117 $.0117 out the year, and was as follows 'first taking them to Watch Hill to Boston by bus and that Cor­ Tacoma, Wash.—A report on Formal Rental Stores .0.360 cordia parish buildings fdr the. ed by partly sunny. So.nqe chance WEEKLY ...... 4,’5o Austria, schilling ...... 0380 Full lunch, 183; milk only, 38 nish was- only driving home from liver cancer in rainbow trout in 60% OF CARS COMMUTE Belgium, franc ...... 0195 .0195 inspection of parents of pupils.' of late afternoon showers or thun­ followed-by a ride by boat to their f ONE MONTH ...... $1.86 BLACK TOP Brazil, cruzeiro ...... 0035 .0035 nothing, IS and free lunches, 16. destination, provided by Frank the dairy, a route he had trav­ hatcheries of the Pacific North­ Detroit — Every morning and NEWEST STYLES TO members of the congregations anti dershowers. Little temperature eled'to and from work for the nine THREE MONTHS ...... $5.60 Colombia, peso ...... 1135 .1-135 friend."). As ^ June SO, anticipated en- Barlow of Gilead. t west says food may be the cause. evening 60 per cent of the nation's Denmark, krone ...... 1435 .1435 change, the high near 80 except years he had been employed there. At every hatchery where the dis­ 73,000,000 automobiles are cliug-* FIT ALL MEN Ep>’pt. pound' t 1 88 1.88 po-directors of the Vacation cooler near the shore. Variable tollment in first grade In Septem- They will elect officers, for the PAYABLE IN ADVANCE SEALER England, pound ...... 2.78 2,78 Church School this year were the cloudiness and mild tonight and her was 44 children. ^ coming year an(l transact other Medical Examiner Dr. Ralph ease was found, the same pelleted ging along, taking people to or France, franc ...... -.... .2025 .2025 Staff Active business including plans for the fish food was being used. from their jobs. •TUXEDOS •CUTAWAYS Germany (West), mark .2490 .2490 Rev. Paul Kaiser, pastor of Con­ Saturday with occasional showers Gilman, called to the scene, said Holland, guilder .275 H 0 p and closes at 6 p.m. In between e WEDDINGS e BANQUETS muph tims and Effort to the pur- Investigating officers were Cov­ yo'tir car ALL YEAR^ We continue our policy of are the bourse, lunch, speakers, chsM of the new CEA Building in Chicago—There are I about 40 entry Resident State ’Trooper Sgt. THAT MEANS SAFETY AND “SAFETY TESTING” ^every car we sell—Not auction, door prizes 'ancl operation Saturday Night Dancing e Radio Broadcast on WINF Hartford. She was awarded aii different types of plttkles, but Ludwig Kolpdziej, and ’Troopers of a branch post office for cachet- honorary membership in CEA for most can be classified as dill, soiir, David Toomey, Joseph Koss, and HIGH USED CAR VALUE just one day— but EVERYDAY! thts effort. sweet, or fresh-;packed. Commer­ -Sgt. Robert Bowman of the Staf­ Ml 9^1552 ed covers. 3EI The principal Attended, from cial pickle packing came into be­ ford Tr<5op. Competition, Bah! Sept. 1 Uirough June 23, 148 meet­ ing about 1820. ’The accident was still under In- (1) TIRES— rcody for thousands of miles YOU C A N BE SURE YOU JUST A STEP AWAY FROM REGAL The New England Precancel and AIR CONDITIONfcD (2 ) ^ R A K E S— choked for sure, sofe stops PARK FREE IN PURNELL PARKING Stamp Club isn't afraid of the con­ ARE SAFE VmEN YOU too or MORE flict in dates with the Connecticut Hey Kids! (3) STEERING— easy, positive action Philatelic Society session men­ STATE 14) ELECTRICAL SYSTEM— in perfect order SEE fHiS EMBLEM tioned above. The Precancels will PENN. BLACK meet Sunday in the Harttprd (5) ENGINE— oxperHy tuned. Courant Aiiditorium, 298 Broad St., GIANT YOUTH SHOW starting at 10 a.m. SLATE So, be a big wheel—go to two M E D E C 50M S&H GREEN STAMPS stamp clu'b^sessions in one day. TOMORROW AT 1:00 P.M. We (Oan Show Yofi The Way To Motoring Pleasure! ^ rilLL WITH EVERY PURCHASE "EXIT” AT 8 K)0 P.M. Marlow's Best Buys MANSf/fLUm I 960 CHEVROLET 1958 FORU i 1957 MERCURY UNIVERSAL |JCT.31-$2.wmiMANTiCtT?l /g, Bel Air V-8, 4-door. Radio, heater, Fairlane “600” 4-door. Radio, heater, WEEKEND SPECIALS! Power- Glide, power steering. Blufi,- Fordomattc, power steering, power 4-Door. Fully equipped. CUSTOM PRE^ENGINEBRED ALL COLOR! — C in i m a s b c o p E One owner. Excellent 1^41 (VC brakes. 2-tone. tVhltewail ^QQC Beautiful 2-tone...... i .... n 0 9 5 condition...... AIPv tires. One owner...... '..... ' - . y Jerry Lewis-Helen Traubel MHA ANDREWS’Kwaini i ^ i FAMOUS BLUE BEUl SLUMBERLAND "LAPAES* MAN"- Plus “ RING OF FIRE” PLUS AUl COLOR CARToi^ YELLOW PINE TWIN BED OUIFITS TWIN HOUYWOOD BED 1940 CHEVROLET $2l9S 1959 CHEVROLET* $1895 1957 OLDSMOBILE $1295 DOORS OPEN i2:3 or Century 2-Door Hardtop "210” 2-Door ■’4 I INNEBSFRING FTJLL ,SUSE * LINE OF , BOARD FOOT Matinee Weekdays 2:00 P.M, 1957BUICK I $995 1955 BUICK $495 1952 FORD $245 Evenings At 6:00 '^nd 8:45 FRIDAY EVENING SPECIALS STUDENT INNEfiSPRflNG CONVERTIBLE V-8 4-Door Buper 2-Door Hardtop Special 4-Door 1 n' ALL ABOVE PRICES FULL COURSE DINNERS BED OUTHT MATTRESS BEDS 1957 PO N TIA C $1295 1955 PO NTIAC ! $495 1948 FORD $145 WILL BE GIVEN On legs, SO” wile. OR BOX SPRING Starchlef 4-Door Ton Pickup Truck Chdice-of: Freeh Fruit Cup, Juice or Half Grapefruit From ..Superchief 4-Door Hsrdtop Soup du J o u r ^ Salad $^93Q ^ACADEMY AWARDS! 1955 OLDSMOBILE $695 1957 CHEVROLET $895 1948 PLYMOUTH $95 ENTREES *49.50 1 Of Coarse, Easy Terms! 2-D(x>r 2-Door. Excellent condition. (RllMeiAPDIlRES^i^^ • BROILED CHICKEN LOBSTER *24.88 “ 88” 4-Door -f. AGEOffiSONETFROOUCIION • BROILED HALIBUT STEAK ■ i S ^A L Y _ DFXUXE SLUMBEBLAND WITH PARSLEY SAUCE FIRDINQ ^ BROILED RAINBOW TROUT LPOSTERTWIN z Twin Hollywood • DEEP FRIED SCAUOPS ALUMIMIM GOT Bm OUTFIT BED OUTFIT See the Oldsmobile F-85 Cutlass Today! DISCOUNT • bOMBINATION SEAFOOD Complete-witir Maple IBook- mOMf COUiCT Wltit Foam Mattress. .V With Box Spring Mattress. case Headbmrd and frame. Hot Mew Number In the Low Priced FteM. Every Inch on Oldsmobile CASH and CARRY lit MUMINT PLATTER _^ ______I ' - • ------^ HO 7-6396 a JANUARY 1962 | • BROILED SWORDFISH Reg. $69.95. $ ^ ^ . 8 8 I^g. » 1 19,50. $ y Q .5 0 • BAKED STUFFED CLAMS *13^88 MANCHESTER UNIVERSAL GARAGES, INC. CASINO MOTOR B(.> 1/US hi srilis SI.. NEW HAVEN, CONN. m m m B •FRIED FILLET OF SOLE , AIR-CONDITIONED MaiiGhester OLbSMOBILE SALES I ' ' f " Wiihoid obligaiimt plem ie « l FREE> catalogue R-4 • FRIED CLAMS ' C C ^ L O R All dinners "served* with soup, salad, potato, vegetable, deeeprt I MAMS ______CITY ______I and beverage. Children under IS years old 91A0 INCORPORATED Wo Are Also Senrlhg Our Regular Dinner Mena. I ADDIIESS_ PHONE-_____ ^ ! . **2Ra PunUy** . (NoTroutorLobeteronf^drea’aMeBn)' ‘ Ml 3-5144 ^ — ----- ^ - - - J I M fflha OanadlaB*”

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Deadly Reckonitig by Robt- Day RockviUe^m on (Coventry Columbia ^ F O R RENT Plan to 'CteeUe^MoreJlobs Atlas Warhead ■ ' ———— jwfa-mi Ill II I..III. Ill Whirlpool HEALTH CAPSULES B and IB mm. Hoirli) EralwEgrg State New s fcyMfciaslA.Fwy;MJ>. m gileat, atao B8 bub. Mrs. Flynn Heads allda projaetors. Zips to Record E. ani Bat Niagai $fi^hocl Board W Consider Galinat Wins IS AUOMOL k Bloodmobile Republican Club P i k o s m L o w CmUtANTt W f L D O N DRU6t> C O . Auto Workers Seek R ou n d u p Sorvlcft Tliqt's iotlor Replacement of Personnel GOP Support Takes 70 Pis. 901 Bfaln Bt. TU. MI B48B1 _____ ■ -V. O f 9,050 MUes The 'VemiMi Women’s Republi­ (Ooaitinnsd from Page Om ) ’ can Cltib has elected Mrs. Priscilla Televhjpn (Gontlnhed from Page One) OdlufriblA ChEjNer AmuicAn R8d rundey run / Shorter W ork W eek grated program embracing all Flynn of 98 Grove S t, Rockville, Flaiui for tb* IM l-M ■chool^Qoorjgpe HuUdiinaott. Dov« Boutbor- First Selectmen Richard M. «:00it8 • Iktatar ub wegran) Potterton's lln caught for Shertdana Gallnat has won pre-caucus en­ CfoM collected 70 pints of blood l lirat n . l^ew (tB- p ttifu t) aj Puhllc Defradpr phases of the amt. star-filled sky. About 4V& minutes as president for the coming year, ISO Center St;—Oor. o f dnurab iraur win bo • primary concern to . J^ly Staew (:(In pr^ M a) Named ware State Labor Com­ succeeding Mrs. Enid Wright. M and M 'will play Fiano Realty dorsement of the Republican Town during B vtslt of the BloodmobUe W n i e t Strip AFRICAIf adjust tq technological changes. later, an Inertial guidance system tba Board of Xduoatton at a meet- Committee; in his bid fo r party 8:00 * Jon „ (Oonttaraed from n t l* One) missioner Renato E. Ricclutl; Stale tonight at 8 at the Bolton Dairy ■bank (la progrea*! One Happy Family It would be a long-range program. sm ied the rocket was on the prop­ The election took place at the fac to bo bold Monday at S.p.m. field. M and M now has a record nomination. The norntnatioti 'wlU unit yesterday. iBlghty persons ap­ Education Commissioner William er course and ordered engine shtlt- club's annual meeting held at Mrs. p ea r^ but 10,were rejected. Beit of tha Poit ,8 8:10 Tha rUnitiBnei Ite collective bargaining talka with Cushman said AMC also -bad. Ur Sanders; Joseph N. GUI, state at tbo Bolton Klomeatary School. of eight wins and three losees. The be made at the party caucus bn nray lAi aowa U Route 88 VIOLETS the UAW yeetenlajr. off and separittion of the nose cone. Alice Hammar’s home on Box July 17 at 7 p.m. at Coventry Although the total collected Is Ten-Pin Itewllng mind sharing Its success with commissioner of agriculture aind Moimtain Dr. During Superintendent ot Sheridan Oil team is in second Five Star Juhllea AXXt BJiZIMI - A t the stiart of negotiations with workers. He sai Hunt, incumbbnt se­ during the summer. - . SMrta^Siwi a WeaUuv Asphalt Jungls ers and suppliers." The eUglble communities are: Brazil and. south' of the Union of tary; Mrs. Alma Gluliettl, publi­ In addition .to the new mem­ NO. ITl3 A -PEPRSSSANT. IT^ ctub apuM Nanette______FabreyM i y Show 10 M. ^ workers. He suggested yesterday Cushman said this wasn’t a Interior and Exterior and Steven Freddo. Alan Cocooni lectman, Who is unopposed in his MkV SEitt TO STIMULATE' That the Red Cross is recognised 10:00 Michael Sheyne 10. ^ JANIE QUINN that AMC because of its success In In the Ansonla labor marxet South Africa. city chairman; Mrs. Edith Welch, bers ot the staff. Bolton will have 8:43 The Deteotlvre • 8. 40. 50 profit sharing proposal. He i^ d area—Ansonla, Derby, Oxford and caught for the Educators. Richard bid for re-election, was endorsed. YOU BECAUSE THE FIRST everywhere/ was proven yesterday. Munuer-stinxieji Niwi 1(L making compact oars could set a Fifty-three minutes after program director; Miss Ruth Cor­ an entirely new admihistrative Eviniite Report . Twilight Zone ■ J Route S(V—Vernon AMC, however, had never beeh Seymour. / bin, membership chairman; Mrs. All Colors Amundson, Clayton Miller and Elmore A. Turkington, incum- AUkHIPESTXTION OF ITS The bloodmobile truck bearing Ite 10:90 Manhunt ,i „ , . , fS pattern for the Big Three. launch, two tracking planes and a aet-up due to the resignations of bMit town clerk and to^^Ti treasur­ big Red Cross Was parked out on 7:00 Lock Up The Law and Mr. Jones 8y, 50 Mile Eaai of Verikon Center opposed to the philosophy of profit In the Bristol labor market auxa ship followed the cone’s fiery path Alfreds Sadlak, hospitality Aalr- GaUon A k o O D Billy Cummings pitched for the PEPRESSIVE ACTION ON THE ..,..,8||orta, News a Wfattaer Unexpectedly, AMC vice presi­ sharing. Ihe UAW abandoned Graft, Richard B. Mather, princi­ Park Department and John Pot- er, reoei'ved 20 votes for- endorse­ the front driveway at Yeomans Peraon to Person a « —Bristol and Plymouth. as it plunged back into the heat man; and Mrs. Florence Borg, pal of the elementary school, and BRAIN LOWERS YOUR I DoUar Ketia 11:00 Big News „ " dent Eldward L. (Ashman caina up profit-sharing aa a goal in 1958 In the Danielson labor market cheer (fiialrman. terton was their catcher. ment. His opponent. Mrs. Margar­ SELF-CONTROL. Hall when a man traveling through News. Sport, a W eeA er^ ^ barrier of the Earth’s atmosphere GARDEN SALES Mias Viola Larson, elementary su­ St^oa at once with a set of bargaining after the big three gave a flat no area — Brooklyn, \ Canterbury, The hext meeting will be h'.Id The Educators will play the He- et Kenyon, received two votes. the state saw it and offered him­ Valiev Days and dived on target about 1,000 812 Oakland St—M l 9-98M pervisor, who will be married lat­ self as a donor. ShotgonS Slade 11:15 Best of Jack Paar 10. 30 'goals. to such a proposal. Eaatford, KiUlngly, Plainfield, the fofirth Wednesday In Septem­ brtm Cubs next Thursday at 6 Other endorsements were: Agent America’s Greatest Movies Cushman proposed a permanent American Motors Recently tried miles southeast of C a p e t o ■w n. er this month. HmMi Cte«ul«» sA*i heMvl Mamatitn. Charles W. Lydiard of Orange, News a Weather Pomfret, Putnam. Sterling, South Africa. ber. pm. at the Bolton Dairy field. of town deposit fund. Galinat, in­ .hliaa»iataa4a4tahaaiaaiisaa«ti«i>ahifa. 7:11 Evening Report Award Theater TV OR RADIO recognition of the union with spe­ am experiment of sharing success Although the board has dis­ Mass., donated his Slat pint here. .Sports News 11 ;ae-Premiere Thompson and Woodstock. The improved' Atlas,, made by Bulletin Board cumbent; tax collector, Mrs. F. World’s Best M o v ie s ^ cific conditions of the new con­ vrith its customers. It offered a cussed discontinuing the hot lunch Pauline Little, incumbent; board Lydiard, who belongs to the Green­ Social Security la*'ActlOB To be 'eligible for beneflta, com- general dynamlcs-Aatronautica, Is Men of United Methodist Church 7:10 Bet Uasterioa 11:28 News P LA Y 1 N G tract subject to change aa chang­ 325 bond to car buyers If Its sales program in order to use the space field Chapter, has been donating *. 12 11:30 The Best of Paar muniUes must form a regional de­ the most powerful Uiilted States will barbecue chickens to be of finance, Frederick S. White, in­ club youths'selected to take part Rawhide ing conditions reijuire. volume in December, January, for classes, the program will ap­ served at a supper tomorrow at 5 cumbent, Malcolm E. C. Devine, in a two-day horticulture tour blood for nearly 25 years. BEE S A T im D A r S 'J!V ITBIEE BX)B OOBIPLEXB U 8T IN O POO RLY ’ velopment group or agency that ipilltary rocket being test fiown. AMC*s chief negotiator also pro­ February and March exceeded the reasonably represents the Inter­ parently continue for the coming and 6:30 p.ip. at the church. Res­ Wesley Lewis and John D, Wile; through Hartford and Middlesex He told local workers he had volume in the month a year ago by Its three massive engines gener­ ItN T PAYERS ONLY THINK TIitY year. The board agenda lists ap­ counties this week, ' undergone major surgery sis a vet­ MING you* TUMI M rat posed setting up a continuing ests of the whole redevelopment : v : . ate 400,000 poimds of thrust, 40,- ervations for the barbecue are be­ board of education, Mrs. Alma American Motors-UAW confer­ 10 per cent. The bonds were given pointment of a'manager for the ing taken by Mrs. Michael Gold- Heckler, incumbent, G. Richard There will be a Tolland county eran of World War n and re­ area. i 000 more than the earlier D mis­ ence. This would carry out a sug­ purchasers o f 34,324 cars In De­ They also must prepare and file CAN’T AFFORD TO OWN A HOME program as an item of business snider and Mrs. Herald L,ee. Messier, Mrs. Mary Papanos and 4-H'dairy Judging tour starting at quired 17 pints of blood. He said Radio cember. But the tompany didn’t sile, which has been operational at the meeting Monday. Mrs. Ruth Tonight, the first Friday of the 8:45 a.m. Tuesday in Litchfield gestion made by former President with the federal act’s administra­ ■nearly two years. Dean G. Wiley. 9 he voiced then to replace this, and (TlUg UsUiig InoladM only those news broadosata o f 10 or IB-mtante Dwight D. \EUsenhower last fall paiy off In the next three months Mount of Glastonbury has been month. Mass will be celebrated at Also, board of health. Lloyd S. County, Further information may has lon'g.^lnce gone beyond that tor in Washington an overall eco­ *WY MAQ CAN Wl iOnOW AM A» T The E rocket, scheduled to be­ that labor and management get because of lagging sales. nomic program for the develop­ manager for the past three years. 6:30 in St. Maurice Church. Con- Btirdipk, Thomas M. Small and be had by contacting Albert B. goal. Now,*^6 said, he has a 14- Iragth. Some staUens earry ether ahort newacMta.) Reuther sadd the union would rbo Tiwolws S«n4o« ^ come operational ■within a few together smd discuss their prob­ ment projects. months. Is designed to carry a Trsinsportation, an item which fessions will be heanj one-half Georige H. OoUr; 'sonlng board of Gray, Tolland county 4-H club year-old son, at-t^in who will have WDBO-IM* a 11:10 Bayay SonSomers___ study the company’s suggestions. hour before the Mass. agent. 1:00 Del Raycee Show lems. Reuther then proposed that - y — larger hydrogen warhead or to has become Increasingly complex apipeals,, Grant E. Toothaker Sr., open heart surgery in the fall smd 8:00 News _ . WXNT^Uew • But UAW rice president Nor­ with the growing earoltoent, wrill There will be"a brief meeting of Carl R. Christensen and George 6:06 Today on Wall Strset the auto industry Join’ the union Extended Forecast Mora Hmh 3,000,000 panant wara IdHsd ar Infiwad in boost the present D warhead to will need blood. ’ Lydiard said he 6:10 Sport News 6:00 News REPLACEMENT TUBES in setting up a labor-management man Matthews, In charge of nego­ be reviewed. Besides providing bus the official board of United Meth­ G. Jacobson II, all Uuee Incum­ Manchester Evening Hersdd knows it will be there ^br tlie boy 6:16 Art Johnson Show 6:10 Wall Street _ tiations at AMC, commented, "I Windsor Locks, July 7 UP)—U.S matar vahicia accidants in I960. " targets up to 12,000 miles away. odist Church after the 10 a.m. Coventry correepondent, F. Pauline 6:15 Bob Bacon—Sports conference. ' TTie aptnoxlmately 27 D missiles transportation for pupils at the bent; alternates for zoning board and it gives the father great sat­ 8:06 Crystal Lake Hop 6:25 Showcase FOR EVERY SEM prefer results rather thtm head' Weather Bureau extended Con- worship service Sunday. The com­ Little, telephone PHgrlm 2-6231. l:00New,aS.|nO^^ Cushman said AMC was propos­ deployed at bases In the western YOU elementary school and Manchester of appeals John F. Chappelle and isfaction to know that he has .beep 6:45 Lowell Thomas—Sports lines." necUout forecast for Saturday CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME High School, the transportation mission on education will meet Frederick C. Mohr Jr. able to give all these years As 6:00 Sound Stage 7:00 CBS News ing a company-union conference In suggesting permament recog­ United Statqs have a range of Monday at 8 p.m. at Epworth 7rt0 CBS In PersoB through Wednesday: nor and lieutenant governor cm the deliver of ths decoders ,before 6,425 miles. committee, headed by Howard Also, planning and zoning com­ well as to receive. 8 ISO Night Flight 7:80 Fullon Lawls to discuss—away from the bar­ nition of the union extending be­ May 1,1962." ' House. 12:00 Sign Off 7:46 Showcase of Music gaining table — mutual problems,: Temperatures are expected to state election ballot, allow absen­ The earlier model Atlas was oney down Jensen, liiust arrange transporta­ mission, A.mold E. Carlson, Rob Deaths Last Night Mrs. Pringle said that there were ir n c —1688 yond the life of >indl'vldual con­ Phonevlsion also cited program­ NO M ert G. Girard and Thure Hamer- 7:55 Boston at Yankeeii philosophies, needs iwid common tracts, Cushman said, “Labor re­ average two to five degrees be­ tee voting on constitutional used on the more-than-8,000-ml]e tion for retarded children to Tal- Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ 12 first time donors yesterday. 6:00 News. Weather a Sports 10.80 WINF News a Showcase unUl low normaL The normal high and amendments, permit voters to ming problems, saying it was un­ lin; board of health, Herbert W. 6:30 Suppertime Serenade slgnoff. responsibilities to the community. lations awe like some marital rela­ tests lart year, demonstrating that lo w MONTHLY PAYMENTS cottville, for pupils to the Howell ton correspondent, Grace McDer­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Also among the donors was Mrs. low temperaturea are: Hartford, move from town to town within able at this time to present to Cheney Technical School and for Couch and Mrs. Esther S. M. Ol­ 6:45 Three Star Extra Career employment planning al­ tions. It may start out as a ahot- this series too has long range ca­ mott, telephone Mitchell S-^|586. Milan, Italy—Count Giovanni Isabel Pfeifer of Andover, who be­ 7-.0B Conversation Plecs 85 and 62; Bridgeport, 81 and 63; the state without having to re­ prospective subscribers a firm pability. Officials reported today’s- Grade 9 pupils to the Barnard Jun­ sen; board of tax review. Grant Treccani Degll Alfierl, 84, indus­ came a four-gallon donor; and 7:30 News of lire World. so was proposed by Curiiman. This gun wedding, but eventually the schedule of a ‘‘reaisonable number E. Toothaker Jr. and Gilbert Witt- 7:45 Grandstand Bandstand couple haw to learn to live to- New. Ha't’en, 80 and 62. It 'will be peat the entire voter-re^stratlon missile could have flown farther, 'Elie Grossman homes program will celebrate more thM 60 yean ior High School iA Manchester. trialist and former senator, died Wilbur Fletcher who became a would train employes for promo­ of committed programs” for the in the home building industry. Ihonaaods of rent payers are mann; constables, Delmar W. Pot­ 8:00 Red Sox at New York tions or new Jobs and help them gether.’ft cooler Saturday night with small process in their new town, and but -wajt hampered- by several him- John Harris, chairman of the Thursday. Treccani was prominent 3 gallon donor; Miss Jean Natsch 11:00 News COMFLETE STOCK OF day to day changes thereafter. permit the Genend Assembly to initial period of the trial. now happy home owners-. . . because they now live in and love Bjeatrice Lodge ter, Incumbent, A. Harry W. Ol­ 11:15 Sports Final dred pounds o f lnstrumentatloi|i board, plans to report on progress In the textile industry and also and Thomas Keegan, two-gallon WALKERS Precipitation may total more than set u{f methods' for registering The company’s programming Di­ which radioed back data on the ihe Grossman home. . .Here are Just a few of the Grossman’s toward securing a superintendent- sen Sr., Anthony Santoro and 11:30 Starlight Serenade George H. Savoie. headed many. Italian cultural as donors and Mrs. Clarence Jef­ 1:00 Sign Off six-tenths inch falling mainly as servicemen as voters In absentia. vision, Teco, Inc., said it was "in performance. homes that you can buyi^witli NO MONEY DOWN, NO LOW priacipal for Bolton for next year. Weds Diplomat sociations. I He was bom Iri Mon fries, a one-gallon donor, all of • WPOP—1416 the process of concluding an ex­ MONTHLY PAITMENTS . . . and that’s not . . . we can All persons who filed their in­ 6:00 Today In Hartford showers Friday night or Saturday Dempsey also signed into law Extension of the AUas range Harris said he has so far received tlchiari, near Brescia, f- Columbia. bills that would: haustive and comprehensive sur­ save yon money. Grossman’s now offers you this home three several applications. These will be tention to seek noniination at the 7:00 Bob Scott V BELTS Reds Seen Demanding m om ^ with a chance for local ■will bring more targets within Peapack, N. J„ July 7 UP)—Miss July 17 caucus will have their Buenos Aires—Enrique Larreta, Decision Withheld 9:00 Ray Somere showers about Wednesday. Raise the state’s contribution vey of programming availabili­ striking distance end permit loca­ ways . . . YOU BUILD IT . . .WE BUILD . . . OB WE reviewed by the board and its ad­ 11:00 News BOTH BUHJ> IT. . .Just fill in the handy conp<» or call your Beatrice Anna Cabot Lodge and names listed on the caucus ballot, 88, well-known Argentine novelist The Zoning Board of Appeals OOMPLErnC STOCK OF ALL for the care of girls at the House ties . . tion of U.S. mlssUb bases farther visors. and historian, died Thursday. of the Good Shepherd in Hartford local representative for an app miles Into, the Ymkt 6R0SSMAN HOME it (osHritei current maintenance needs, school The bride is 23, her husband 25. a ‘Power Lawn Mowera, St. . ' ■ enrolled In the Coventry swim­ Thursday. Sullivan, who had been a parcel of land into two lots. The rim Kassem said the same thing In be held July 13-16 at Hartford, it professional or' economic organiza­ The test would be conducted over central Pacific. facilities, the 1981-2 budget and a The bride was given in marriage a Washing MachlneB Qnitclalni Deed tions "without prejudice.” ming program which is now in its suffering from a heart ailment, land is on Columbia Lake shores a Refrigerator* was announced today by Cmdr. Hartford’s channel 18 station sstliiaa sits to bsvl mvlew o f the procedure for hand­ by her father, John Davis Lodge, an Interview In Baghdad. Permit package store owners to second w e ^ . The program is spon­ was bom In the Boston area. at Erdoni Rd. a Alr-Oondltlonere, eto. David .'Vennajd, also known as Arthur G. St. John. WHCT-TV. ling ill children. former governor of Connecticut Atty. Mrosek represented him­ %n?| Sincere and belplut guid- FOR SALE But Hussein of Kuwait told the David Vennart, to David and Mary Highlights Include the seventh sue customers for failure to pay South’s Doctors Young and former ambassador to Spain.' sored by the Coventry Recreation Washington — Ferdinand Lam- Under the system,, a subscriber Caucus Plans Committee and organized and mot Belin, 80,. former U.S. diplo­ self In the hearing and Atty. John i GUILD! anee in the cetaction of eouncll: "Iraq troops on the border ■Vennard, property off Wetherell annual awards hmcheon on July debts for goods received. would have a decoder attached to Both the Republican and Demo- The couple met six years ago in Atlanta — The South’s doctors, supervised .by the Young Moth­ mat, died Thursday after a long LaBelle of Manchester, the oppo­ V * your family monument OR RENT are stlU being reinforced and are St. 14, and a parade the following day Appropriate 312,000 to the State his regular television set. The de­ cra^e town committees will meet Madrid, where the bride attended sition. A close neighbor who is af­ Health Department for a C3* tic 'With a median age of 43, are the the University of Madrid. Their ers Club. illness. Belin began his foreign Consult us without obtigilion. MANCHESTER on the move. Radio Baghdad con­ Executor’s Deed (1 p.m. B »T). coder 'would 'be leased by. Zenith. separately tonight at 8 at the Com- fected by the ^change and one of Tha American Legion Auxiliary, fibosls pro^am. youngest In the United States. The muinty Hall to make pains for honeymoon trip will be to Ber­ There are 7 in the junior Jife sav­ service career in 1917; served as mCDICflL Leo W. Schendel, executor for The subscriber would be billed ing claas; 3 In senior life saving; S ambassador to Poland in 1932-33 the opposition, is Walter Carter, THOMAS HNNIE tinues Its threats . . . my govern­ State Department, will open ita South is also the region with the party caucuses to be held next muda, Italy and Spam. AUTO PARTS ment finds It difficult to trust any estate of the late Rose E. Vennart, automatically on a tape mechan­ in the advanced swimmer’s course; and retired in 1933. Later he iwas a also,, of Manchester. 225 CHARTER OAK STREET 41st con'ventlon on July 12, and shortest supply o f doctors — 102 week. The bride’s uncle, Henry Cabot P H fl R m ft C Y statements from Iraq.” to Mabel V. and Richard E. Mer­ Pay-TV Delay Asked ism for the pay program he se­ for every lOftOOO people. Lodge, former U.N. ambassador 11 in the swimmers class, 41 in in­ trustee and vice presidenf of the Last night’s hearing was lightly MANCHESTER 270 BROAD ST ritt, property at 65 Russell St. continue through J-uIy 16. lects, and the bills would be sub­ An unprecedented number of ap­ attended. J0N8fB.niMM.t.l. Mt. 1-4148 The move to qhove the dispute Hartford, July 7 UP)—RKO plicants for town offices have been and 1980 Republican ^ 'vice presi­ termediate and 81 in the beginners national Gallery of Art in W ash­ ************************ mitted monthly. class. William S. Burnham, secretary to the Arab League drew a warn­ Marriage license Phonevlsion, Inc., licensed -to received by the Republicans. These dential candidate, attended the ington. He was bom in Scranton, ing from King Baud that there.can Robert Harry Sheffer of Coven­ I Merger Vote Set make the country’s first over-the- will be considered at the Repub­ ceremony. Officials said there are several' Pa- of the board, said Highway Serv­ ice Inc. was given approval for be no mediation unless Iraq drops try amd Madeline Gehring Ander­ Waterbury, July 7 UP)—Final air pay television test, has peti­ lican caucus to be held Tuesday at vacancies In the advanced swim­ New York—Mrs. Joan Garter, Its claim o f sovereignty over Its son of West Hartford, July'28. tioned for a year’s extension of Its location of their propos^ business steps for the merger of Lux Clock Child Aid Office 1 8 p.m. at the Commimity Hall. Ad­ mers class; otherwise, all other 42, former wife of television rich neighbor. deadline to start operations. ENJOY classes are Riled to capacity. comedian Jack Carter, died Thurs­ on Rt. 6. There was no opposition. 'NOT AFHLrATEO WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' Building Pemiito Manufacturing Oo., Inc., with Rob- vance intei^t in the caucus indi­ Principal Helps The Saudi Arabian monarch, C. Gambolatl & Son for Bernard ertahaw-Fulton Controls Co., Rich­ In ita request to the Federal {togoMr Ironcli pfffvkitiol y m k Ii cates that a record crowd will at-' Miss Wendy Warren of Vernon IS' day of a cerebral hemorrhage. who has sent troops to help defend Commimications Ckimmlssion, the Will Open Soon the instructor. Washington — John Walter Manchester Evening Herald Oo- Bursak, alterations to home at 24 mond, Va., are to be taken July LIFE with tend. Kuwait, told Arab League secre­ Moore St., 31,000. company cited difficulties In as­ Unlike the Republicans, the . Plan Conference Mrs. Herman “Jake” Leboyt, Pfost, 77, husband of Grade Pfost, lumMa correspondent Mrs. Donald tary-general Abdel Khalek HaS' 17. sembling me(dianlcal and pro­ The State Welfare Department program chairman, may be con­ Democratic representative In Con­ R. Tuttle, Academy 8-3435. Mrs. Flle'wicz for A. A V. File Officials of the two companies MILLER HIGH LIFE N o r RManaly $J| Oas Democrats may make nominations souna “ the Issue Is one of IndC' wicz, demolition of three sheds at gramming details. will open a branch office sometime Space ntlUzlng *U’ shape with qflicient Utefa- M S W from the floor at their caucus to Miss Huldah Butler, principal of tacted for information regarding gress from Idaho, died Thursday pendence, or mediation over Ku­ annoimced test night papers com­ The petition asked an extension the enrollemnt in the advanced of a heart attack. Pfost and his CARD CASTLE BIGGEST 137 Hilliard S t, 3100. pleting the merger 'will be' signed In the next week or 10 days to ad­ en loaded with cennter qtace. Cozy open be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Nathan Hale School, is a member AMESITE wait’s Independence, which h“ - John Jzyk for Richard Planna- of the operational deadline from in 12 or 16 oz. cans dining area’ phis loads and loads of closet M CcmmuiSlty Hall. The usual pro­ of the Connecticut planning com­ swimmers class. wife operated a real estate firm at Toledo—The record for building been recognteed by all.” In Richmond on that date. Aug. 23, 1961, to July 1, 1962. At minister the federal Temporary About Town Nampa until 1953 when he retired the biggest house of cards in the gan, alterations and additions to The announcement came shortly space. . .n iree good-sized bedrooms each *** *80. cedure is for the town committee to mittee for the 13th annual confer­ The 10-natlon league, rendered home at 17 O’Leary Dr., 31,000. the same time it said "all possible Aid to Dependent Children- pro with sliding door wardrobe closete and a full recommend a slate of candidates ence of the New England Reading David' and Donald Storrs and and Mrs. Pfost was elected to Con­ world is said to belong to three after Lux stockholders approved speed” was being made to g;et the gram In Manchester. Jane French, 4-H Club members, gress. He was bom in Phillipsburg, largely Impotent by traditional in Harold R. Bralthwalte, for ad­ size decorator styled bath. Remember your Grossman home la to the cancus. The Democrats are Association, scheduled for Oct. 1-3. Toledo teen-agers who built a 16- DRIVES ter-Arab squabbling since Its for­ the merger. The shareholders pay-TV test on the air despite op­ The office will be In rooms 6 and are among eight Tolland county Kan. story castle, using about 600 cards; ditions to home at 374 Hilliard vote, taken at an annual meeting, oomplete . . . yon get everything . . . heating, plumbing, eleo- not, however, bound to endorse the The theme this year is “ The mation In 1945, faces another cri­ St.. 3200. position to the plan by theater and 32 at 808 Main St. on the second trical and more. — committee's choices. Challenge of Change.” About 1,000 ^ FIRST IN QUALITY Experience sis when Kuwait’s application for wasj 96,715 to 6,036. other Interests. floor. Emmons R. Fales, for miscel­ Under the merger. Lux 'will be Alterations have been completed Bocaiise of the minority rep- educators are expected to attend Is Our membership comes up at a meet' laneous work to home at 188 N, The requested delay stemmed known as the Lux Dme Division In the rooms, a apokeaman for the resentati've rule, Democrats are as- the conference, which will be held ^ FAIREST IN PRICE Best Ing In Cairo next Wednesday. Elm St., 3200. from what Phone'vlsion’s petition Burod of election of members to the at the New Ocean House In of Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co called Zenith Radio Corp.’s Inabil welfare department said. Furniture Guarantee Iraq is against admitting the H. C. Hutchinson- A Son for Dr. is being moved in today. publfc building commission, the Swampscott, Itess. ^ FASTEST SERVICE Thomas Healy, alterations to home Lux shares will be exchanged for Ity to start delivering the needed board of finance and the board of sheikdom, granted independence HABACES and COTTAGES at 77 Concord Rd., 3800. Robertshaw-Fulton shares at a 2-1 decoders In Hartford before May The new aid program will bene­ education this 3rear. On these Speaker wUi be Dr. Albert E. Connecticut’s Leading Paving.Contractor by Britain only three weeks ago, rate. '< Burke, radio and television com­ Continental Aluminum Co. tor 1, 1962. _ fit the children of wage earners boards, nomination a t the caucus Damascus newspapers said King Lux manufactures timing de- who are unemployed through no mentator for the National Broad-' Robert Bard, additions to home The petition said Zenith will be will insure elMtion. Nominations Baud has threatened to walk out idces. Robertshaw-Fulton manu­ able to complete coding transmis­ fault of their own. The program will also be made for selectman, casting Co., who will discuss "Edu­ Branch Office and Display of the league unless Kuwait Is ad­ at 49 Broad St., 3600. Gross Sign Co. to e Frank factures automatic controls. sion equipment by the end of 1961 differs from the former aid pro­ town, clerk,.treasurer, board p f tax cation Has to Change." PHILLIPS mitted. Prevlbus undfflclal reports but that "because of the .lead time gram in that the wage earner does Philip Lipton, New York City, a review, sohing board or appepU, Miss Butler is a member of Con­ The THOMAS COLLA Co. said Iraq had threatened to walk Obreniski Jr., to erect I to commercial building at 540 E. Lux stockholder for more than 20 required for tools that must be not have to be living away from tax oOIlector and fire ccnuma- necticut AU-State RMuling Confer­ out if It is. . obtained from outside suppliers. hla family In order for his children ence, for which she served as the JA 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9-5224 Middle Tpke., 3300. years, cast a sizable number of the sionsrs. Britain has sent 5,000 troops hi' votes opposing the merger. Hla Zenith ■will not be able to start to collect ; MBM Wins Again first nan-specialist chairman sev­ to Kuwait. Bir Patrick Dean, Barbara Randall, for erecUon of fence at 39 S. Hawthorne S t fapdly controls about 1,500 shares 3 k*iroo«-ifS4leu$ r M c h The M and M Oil b w b a ll team eral years ago. - 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' Britain’s U.N. delegate, said this bf Ateck. defeated Sheridan's last night 4-S was the extent of the military 3150. Open House^ July 8-i5 Frank J. Sedlacek for Anna M. In recording his vote by proxy, in an extra-inning game, to main­ TWO OONTBACT8 AWARDED force planned for defense of the Lipton said in a letter that the tain their lead in the Bolton Junior Sedlacek, to demolish shed for _ ParkiMPrsft %M Washingd.on, July 7 (JP) — Tlje sheikdom. 3200 and for alterations to home rate of atock ex(diange between Moitem, beautiful practical home eapeolally MM Baseball Leagpw. The score 'was Air Force has awarded contracts . -tied 3-3 at the end of the sixth for 31,600, at 336 Hillstown Rd the two companies was inadequate. designed for the growing family. ,11iree large, r a N ■ ■ totaling 35,522,500 to two Cour light and ally bedroIor picture brochure today. gines, and United Aircraft Corp., on whether to adopt several pro­ M ahd M. East Hartford. 32.442.600 for re­ * Webster T. and Patricia B. Copp at 40S Burnham St., 32,265. posed ' amendments to the state Oialg Pepin was the starting search and development, including of Poughkeepsie,. N.Y., to Pa'vld <3eor^ E. Budd, for alterations constitution. .... pitcher for Sberidan’a. He wps'h^ alltltude demonstrations, of a Open Daily 10 to 6 — Sunday 12 to 5 Long Sind Mamette Beck Fessen' and additions to'home at 18 Garth Gov. John N. Dempsey yesterday lleved In the second huiihg. by lightweight gasoline generator. den, property at .36 Edison Rd.. Rd., 3675. , 1 signed a bill calling for a referen­ Brand f IMMXailATE ^ m h a m Estates,. Inc. to Daniel Robert McBride, to erect tool dum at the state elections next S. and Patricia D. Calabro of shed at S©5 Woodland S t, 3*00. ye.ar. d i JLiv e r y Hartford, property at 121 Croft Jarvis Ag'mcy, Inc., to demolish Among the amendments are pro­ Drying clothes Stop In And See Our Giant New I>r. ■ " - ] ■ hdiise at 67! Adams St, 3100. posals to pair, the offices of gover- 61 DODGES Lawrence - Ki Wood of Hartford . '. Robert G()rdon, for additions to' to Raymond B.j and Beverly W. home at 43'Wellington Rd., 3176. is easy today... Holcombe Jr., at Bouth Windsor, Rumham Estates, Inc., to build property off Coleman Rd. three houses at 61, 69 and Display today And Every Day 4-DR. DODGE LANCER $E O C IC Aldor R.< Beaudoin o t Enfield and Croft Dr., at 3H>000 each. Heater, defroster, torsion ride, ^1 filter, plus alternator, _ James G.. Mllkie o f South Windsor Wilfred Dion, fo f alterations in 1 COME IN ANDJTASTE A pins standard equipment. to Charle4 W.. and Udabelle P. conversion of single family house 'Comp, property off Windsor St. Into a two-family house at 277 Itm riemr c u st o m Marks a f*nMn M. Kenneth Ostrinsky to Leon Highland St., 32,500. wMi kitffirt dM i Hi m . UmgErit j Ibt cIn b CARAEE and BREEZEWAY Uiigyloiir styN9(i~r8Dcli_ MafMtjt Itw Im I M b m i trwHi >r>9 iwifif U B 2-DR. DODGE SENECA $ F R EE s a m p l e o f Com pl*l« W Mi Foundation Heater, defroster, toralon air ride, oU filter, plus atendard equipment. 91 CM ifeit D o w o n s b i r < With tba Iron Fireman CUSTOM A long, low and stylish ranch home. Modem, Mark n furnace you uw a super-, cheery and spacious. Three good sized bed- sensitive thermostat which operates GENUINE SMITliFIELb rooms .. . . with a big ‘8cono-0-matio’ win- raft 180. the fsniace with the slightest varis- doW living room . . . features the open plan tion o f room tsapentnis. This soi’s hom e heating living room. . . . Convenient sU ^g-door 1st Choice Used Cars o n Mvm yoB remarkably uniform ’ 13 9 5 roomy wardrobe (doMto'. . . beautiful exterior decorating pun- Indoor temperature. No matter o u r w o y i ellng . . . extra large bathroom with roomy linen closet how often the fhmace starts then AND UP, 1957 DODGE . 1957 DeSOTO BARBECUE BEEF modem, efficient periiheter automatic heating system. TUa is no smoks. no soot, no fouled Cuatom Sierra 9 Passenger SIAOC ' 2-Door. Hardtop. < A A E You get preihium quality Grossman home is (MMnpIete . . . you get everything for your oqalbastion chifflber, no wsstod oiL Wagon, ft. H., A. T., P. S. and P. B / I V O | m ily equip. Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . ths Grossman home. JUST EEPORE THE aRCU S TIME most completely sffeetiVs fuel Cbonllnoss oil additive in fise today. And MAIL THIS COUPON NOW* umnwami With thelnstent clean there 2-CAR OARACE 1957 PLYMOUTH 1957 CHEVROLET WINF you get premium service. Au­ Miu- a ^ B o J k d a of soot blowing from 4 Door Sedan. R. H. station Wagon, R., H., tomatic deliveries'*.*. . a bal­ foscapingintoyour Comploto W M i Foumkrtion A-1 trans. /• $795 Ante, trans. $995 anced payment plan and mai^ GROSSMAN ■of tests mode with Jim * it no nnolcy wsrm-up The CUSTOM Mark n ftmaos '12 8 5 I MStNSM*imK TUSiwBpllaw£ Jisriod to foul the frnaaoe and p rvM tt la own potUlK* Mkteod RANK RATE&-36 MONTHS SMAU MONTHLY PAYMENTS BASEBALL*9 JULY 8 -wnils on. Ssrvios caUs art vnt to draft with predslM obntroL No AND UP JULY 8 I ' •9 ;W9 tbs yaniahiBg'poiBt nstural chuttnsy draft rsqnirsd. ' WE GIVE 4^ E ' iifliik...... Froo Gift* and Riofrosliinoiitfr— Exclusfvf 1Z*Y«or Guorontoo. BOSTON AT NEW YORK GREEH STAMPS S4U . ■ • M n n i I M N MATIN* AND COOUN* I |S9IIMET m >' Cottoqos cmd Gipragot luVt Anyudiaro In ComiaedcAit. GAME TIME 8 P.M. I OITY 29IIC. ' . . . . .*1 MORIARTY I.-;' F O O U fY BROS, Inc. CHURCHES MOTORS . ' reprcsentauve 319 BROAD ST^BII 9-4639 CHRiYSLER - DODGE - DART - LANCOl - TRAICKS HEAR ALL YANKEE NIGHT GAAI^r " BROTHERS PHILLIPS CONSTRUCTION CO. E dw M S«v( M lc h o d|l, pOn&OlIa BANOB pH , OONNROnODT POKE 80 OAKLAND ST. HOME oiKl AWAY--DIAL 1230 301-315 Canlor St. BLUN t o . « o t i ConneeUcat-fi LugM t Builder of Custom Garages and Cottages MANCHESTMt MANCHESTER PARt ./I ford. Oomk ^ JRDO BnanuAifD o o a i > , \ Main Offieo—2091 Berlin Turnpike, B ^ n , Conn. | OPEN H U 9 PAR. l|N 3-2791 Ml 3-5135 TeLlCPapel 7 4 m Vs l :

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MANCHEStER EVE n I n G HERAU), BIANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY. JULY 7,1961 PAGE IBViDI MANCHESTER EVEmNG, HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ FRIDAY. JULY V. I f f l New Haven R.R. Bankrupt; RockvUle-Vernon A Trick I« Not A PKdlcy era, from putting m bdU ta r n Teamsters Im proved ^Hal Boyle' A llioatht for TodtF when ws ought to eonfess our Secrets of Magicv Wem Washington thers oopw apensemd bgr the MaiielwWr daily sin and. ask fergtvemts. Judge Grants Alpert’s Plea Etnmists lfm d& substantial xsports o f exploration, ■OeOMlI s f Chnrebee Attas.' V • A. F. Peaslee to Build The American Way: Itsv. Faul C. K «i«w N om inate Rail Line by the Kennedy administration, of (Oonttaraed from Page One) 5 ? w a Coneordia Church -NOTICE- Island, OonneoUeut and Nsw York. Just an Open Book a proposal by which we would of­ "A wicked man hardsatth his The govemors" o t those states fer Communist Oiliia admission to i^ce, but as for the upright, hs ths raUroad or attaching its prop­ Maple St. School Wing P redicted Several Views Typleid Governor 49 erty. • urged Prssident Ketmedy to ap­ Hoffa^ Liss the United Nations as one of two dlrsetcth his way.” P rov erb s aUPS fiRINDCR art N IU STORE ^ rU er this wssk, the railroad prove thei lataat loan appUcatloin. Try Any Library. Like Mary Cheney 1. tM Chinas. The other China, Nation­ 81:83-81. O iieatB '— iTia average State failed to meet interest; payments (OonUnned fran T ogo One) The low bid of ths .A. F. PsaslN^ The general contract includes,, (Continued from Page One) By DORMAN OORDE3X- By OBRAU) RYAN New York (JP)—The fred-bom Americans do not need to drink to govamor la 41. married, and hss Inc. construction firm of Hartford besides erection of ths addition,' alist China, would sun remain a inspire them to do anything.”— W s'vs all been fooled often on bonds, Atlantic City, N. J., July 7 m — Dorman Oirdell’s revelatioa was two or more ehUdrin. Almedt two ^ HARTFORD ROAD, WILL RE waa accepted. last night by the installation of a new boiler, incin­ by . some leaders in .^Fairfield •{R member of the United Nations, and American this wsek celsbrated G. K. Chesterton, 1981. enough by the photo qulasea to Anderion directed that a hear; wags increases and other gains A bunch of magicians told me the intriguing, but a little less than! thirds of the M govemon are’na- Ing be held in federal court Aug. 1,' 2 with Knives while fighting o il a steady barrage Vernon School Building Commit­ erator, smoke stack and vent County to have commuter service Inside story today: There’s a trick still rstaln Its present seat on the nearly two centeries o f uninter­ "America is on* long expectora­ know that you can’t teU from just convincing. Putting ostde my wife’s : tivea o t the atatM they aervs He wiU appoint one or more trus­ of court charges and investiga­ tee who awarded the firm a con­ shaft in the present school. into New Y6rk from Stamfqrd to what they do. Security Council. rupted independence. ’> tion.’’—Oscar Wilde, 1862. OLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER at JULY objection that I already knew how ‘ "Thou, O my country, hast thy looking.. at a man’s face wh4t tees at that time. tions during the past four years. tract for an eight-classroom addi­ Miamber Drive Set down put under S' separate transit 1 felt like an American spy (UTsa As a policy, as Ois possible shape He is proud of his own ideals and Bankruptey is nothing new to Escape from tion to the Maple S t SchooL turned loose in Khrushchev's pri­ to moke a woman lose her head, I feels his own political system it foolish ways, too apt to purr at kind o f person he la One trsnala- The name of Milton J, Liss, pres­ The Rockville Area Chamber of authority. He said that such a ‘ S S S f* H ii of some kind o f solution to the every stranger’s praise.”—O. W, tor has this verse, "A w icked^an the 4-state commuter line. It op­ ident of a 4,800-member Newark, Peaalee’s bid was $244,963, near­ Commerce will hold a one-day vate files. set out to test Mr. Cordell’s states, t«kr m «w the best ever invented—^viewa hot FUn dsvelepsd and pfiatsd erated under a receivership from ly $32,000 lower than the high bid, move would "cost many jobs” of Some 500 members of the Inter­ A •••••••••••• T*#R U«P«teB*a berctai aratolao rwarra t and almost Unspeakable. freedom,- power."—Bhneraon. true emptiness of any man so phate mining districts. Since 1951 the com ppy’s toK of the Office of Civil ahd De- State Police spread an alarm and Liss conceded in advance that he ^ e company estimated seven been scheduled at the Horowitz money all over the world to fi- mates of him and his ways; fenu-sMobiUzatlon, ruled that the inance raUroad operations. It of course. their versions of this stunt to me We are, believe I t w not, trying "I am willing to love all man­ "God looks after drunks, chU- foolish aa not to be humbled by the began a wide search. couldn’t win, but insisted he w u months for completion of the Pool in Henry Park, according to FWI aaniea ellaat of K dren and Arnsricana"—an "Old earnings have more than tripled and its dividend New Hayen does not quaUfy for an seems Incredible to me that our You see, it's done this way . . . through the pages of their books. lae. to sell thif proposal on the basis of kind except an American. They distimee which he has fallen short The hospital identified th'e pair as going to force a tedious roll call work. If construction begins, say, Director Donald P. 'Berger. The bu‘ I can't tell. Sworn to secrecy, To complete this stage illusion, 1 Saying” quoted by James Trtis- pajmients have more than doubled. Talk to us emergency^ defense loan. His de­ Cheater Brown, 36, St. Petersburg, showdown, .anyway. July 15, completion can be expect­ first one will be held tonight from government could not have found jra RepraaeaUtlTea: Ttoa our own prediction that tt will not are a race of convicts and ought to of God’s standard In Christ. Once you know. > was informed, one needs not onq loa Halhawa Special A ' ew y — Jlew low Adams, 1984. a man forgets that standard, hs about ’The Florida Power Corporation. cision wsa'\snnouaoed by the Fla., and Louis Lapis, 18, Bridge­ The Teamsters gave Hoffa great­ ed by February 15. 8:30 to 9:30. a way to grant the New Haven Chktoieb. Detroit ana Beatca. work. be thankful.for anything we allow Hubbard • White House yesterday. RaUroad the loan it needs to keep However, if you’re ‘really dying feminine assistant, but two. My lUHBER Atrorr BUBBAD OF them short of hang^ing.”—Samuel becomes a living lie, and his face port. ly Increased powers and financial Eight bids were submitted .for Youngsters 13 or over are eligi­ to find out how to make a woman first effort at recruitment has CmCULJtTIONS. T o everybody who opposes it, or hardens that the world will not In New York, Alpert had mo Im­ A spokesman said the two resources. the contract. Besides Peeislee’s, ble, but are not to use regular in operation, imtU the effects of Johnson, 1775. ^ Drill Diamonds Given . mediate comment m. plans for the state tax relief and other remedial lose her head, try reading. proved fruitless—my Wife suffers has questions about it, we are say­ "Knavery seems tq bs so much know hts hollowness Qidn Thunday evening 6dX> to 9M>pjn. threatened John Shappell, the aide, Lias declared that if Hoffa^uses and Carlson and Torell’s, the com­ season tickets to the parties. from stage fright. ItM BaraM PrtaUaf Oontpaar, lac., Hill future. \ forcing him to open Ward 1-B, and these new powers wisely, he’ll be The season tickets are on sale measures could be felt. “Listen, a magician's most naaaeial naponaibiuty tor ing not to won^r, it won't work the striking feature of its (Ameri­ Johannesburg — South African Hetfvenly Father, keep us ever uoeed Sdturdajys during July & August The New England O o^cil, made mittee opened bids from the An- He stressed that "bankruptcy Is closely guarded secrets are avail­ Friends calling for bridge may J arrora appearlait la ad- ca's) inhabitants thst It may not industry has donated 3,(X)0 carats open to the promptings of Thy outside doors. Shappell received the greatest president the team­ nulU Construction Co. of Manchef- at the' pool. They entitle each find their evening spent wsUffilng ' fjt aad other r e a d ^ matter anyway, because Communist China up of businessmen^ takes tlw posi­ minor cuts on the left elbow from sters ever had, “But if he misuses member of a family to two swims no constructive solution to the able in any public library,” said Maacheater Braalaa Herald in the end be an evil that they will of diamond-drill material to the Spirit that we harden not our DAY CAMP tion that reorganisation und^r a ter ($263,100), Beaver Construc­ problem of the railroads that serve one magician. "They always have card tricks, thanks to John Scants, will be sure to reject any such become aliens to this kingdom."— United States for Project Moholc, hearts andnst Thee and Thy Sen, the knives the men had taken in them, heaven help us.” tion Oo. of Fairfield ($272,068), a day. Sale of season tickets is far whose book is full these and trusteeship is the best answer to the hospital. ahead of last year, Berger report­ the ■vital public needs — no one been. Where do you think I got Dtonay adrertlalag eloalog honra: proposition. George n i of England, 1782. the attempt to drill far into the Jesus Christ. Preserve us from GLASTONtURY PUTNAM & CO. the New Haven’s probleths. When the final vote, came late Do.uglaa f E. Dahm Co. o t Nq.w gains from a bankruptcy except moat of my act?” other stunts. If the evening turns or Kaadar—1 p.m. M day. m fact, wa say, the only reason "The name ef American, which earth beneath the aea. parading as more mighty than we MsmbWa Now York Stock Cxehango Brown waa wearing pajamas and yesterday on over 100 constitution­ B rita in ($273,081), Maasacoe ed. out to be as dull as my wife says it or Tneadar—i.p .ia . KoadaF. Gov. John N. Dempsey of Con­ Named to State Boaml those who preside over the fu­ Besides, the secret is only part or Wedaeaday—1 p.m. Tmaday. we want to nuke the proposition belongs to you in your nationsl *‘A bit of sdTMiturebutd.^ 7t lArt caiiRi R. • MANCMnn roia a white shirt and khaki al riianges tightening Hoffa’s al- Builders Inc. of Simsbury ($266,- neral.” of the effect, he added. Even more will. I can run a rope through my T necticut said in Hartford the White trousers when they broke out about Loy considerable union rule, neck by follo'wing Scarne’s simple or: nmiaday—1Itaiaday—1 tun., __ Wi_____ capacity, must always exalt the Jamoi T. Blair • Robert H. Storirsf • 474))), W. G. McNally and Sons Mrs. Virginia J. Yaskulka, SU' important is the performer’s skill. or Friday—1 p.m. nraiaday. Is so that Communist China will Jiut pride of patriotism more than A wiNrld of fun for boyssnd House had. assured him "that not 6 a.m>. there were only five delegates perintendent of the Rockville City Sen. Prescott Bush, R-Conn., in instructions. ' , or ISatnrday—1 dm . F rM ». of M^cheater ($288,270), and Rex "Yes, you can tell the amateur,” rsjsct It, which will leavp us with appellatives derived from local dis­ firls 3 to 11. Detaikd psr- only will, the raUroad continue to Brown'ywas transferred to the standing in dissent. Hospital, has been elected to mem­ an Interview that haa been broad­ The experts add, however, that ’ . XaaaetfledClantned daadiloe:______10:lb a.,.m. aa _ Construction CJo. of Providence, cast through Coimectlcut radlo- said Okito, a specialist in Oriental of pobUoatSoa enept Batarday— the credit for being .pliable and criminations.” — Georgs Washing­ operate, but that it will do so with­ hospital fk m the Bridgeport Jail Uss said he would be lucky to bership on the Connecticut Hos­ great skill, confidence, and soma* tiealars sent on request. out any curtaUment of service,” R.I. ($269,000), ’TV stations, said that the car­ magic who has been a performer reaaonable On the Issue and mark ton, 1796. where he was awaiting trial on a j| :et 200 out of the. approximately There were no alternate bids. pital Association (CHA) governing for 55 years. “The master’s touch thing better than poker-filuff "AU the men In America make even though it may be placed in rape charge. :!000 delegates to vote for him rier’s crisis "haa been coming for (three ingredients In which I am _ 7 board. , Just isn’t there.” Friday, July T Communist China as' s nation trusteeship. A special town meeting In May a long time. We have been able to money their pursuit." — Richard Mrs. Rfdrard O dsI Lapis waa trqneferred from against M<^fa. appropriated $300,000 for Build­ Mrs. Yaskulka 'was n am ^ to a totally lacking) are also necessary which haa only Itself to blame if it In Albany, New York Gov. Nel­ Southbury Tralnlng.^ School be­ Liss lost an attempt at a mara­ see it . . .” Okito, whose real name is Theo­ in ths practice of this art, not to Parkinson, 1805. SAVINGS ing Committee expenses, the Ma­ two-year term on the 16-member dore Baitvi>^rg and who lives in is hot among the members of the "Two selfish gods, pleasure and Ihs Waifotkto ft for r u m GefierstfoRS son .Rockefeller said, refusal of the cause of aggressive 'behavior to thon Wednesday night session to board. The CHA, a federation of Added Bush: mention a willing partner for Let It Try Being A Railroad MCdfetd 3-2040 ple St. School addition' and for "Now it is essential that this Chicago, is descended from a fam­ United Nations. gain, enslave the Americana”— loan was "deeply disturbing." other patients and personnel there, change the union constitution to renovation work in the existing independent hospitals, devotes its sword stunts who doesn’t object to Rockefeller, Dempsey and the the hospital spokesman sal ' provide., for officers election' by (railroad) service continue, And ily of magicians that reaches back a few amiteur’s inaccuracies. Oc­ The talent' of the preeent man­ ‘ We happen to doubt that we Wmiam Faux, 1823. school building. efforts to helping its nrembers give seven generations, to the early 17th . "One o t the most amiable fea­ governors of Massachusetts and secret ballot among the union’s 1.7 I have no doubt that even rnider cupational diseases. I’m told, are agement of the New Haven Rail- would gain any great credit from HUNT BROS. A $14,800 electrical contract for the best patient service at the receivership (if it develops) the Century. tures in the character of Ameri­ Rhode Island—the four states million members: instead of the lowest possible cost. The board de­ rampant. I don’t want to be the toad for obtaining public subsidy wiring and lighting repairs In the service will continue. And an eighth generation al­ performer who almost learned his any such maneuver, or that Com' can BOci{ety is this: That men nev­ served by New Haven—had Joined T] traditional method of open voting existing building was awarded to termines CHA aims and conduct erithout giving the public any P*R[SENT by the convention delegates. “I think we should all renaind ready is performing in the person underwater escape trick. munlst China would take any big er boast of their riches, and nev­ in urging that the loan be granted. the Haselton Baectrlc Co. of Hart­ o^ buslneas in monthly meeUngs of Oklto's eon, Da-vid, — Alias Fu baals for hope for Improvement in er disguise their poverty.” William' Rockefeller said the financial \TOe J7ewark contender claims ourselves that from 1935 to 1947 It might all be worth while black mark in world opinion for re­ ford at the end of May. at the association office in New Manchu. though. Returns for the expert — the rallroad’a fortunes has ^par- Cohbett, 1829. woes of the New Haven point up the^atter method leaves dissent­ The Maplb St. addition 'will con­ Haven, the railroad was in receivership jecting something we ourselves in' THE ROYAL and A ing delegates open to reprisals. and the servicf was very good . The easiest people to mystify,) and one must be an expert — are sntly come to an end. It has been *Til America, an hour Is 40 min­ "the critical need for a fedenj tain two kindergarten rooms, six HospHai Notes said Okito, are brilliant ones. tend to have Communist China ro' utes,”—German proverb. transportation policy ahd a federal Forpast four years Hoffa He said the federal, state t . i i rewarding. Scarne’s $1,000 fee for ga amaalHg perfotmanoe^ in which W ilHOUR has servbd provisionally as head of elementary classrooms,'a teacher’s Admitted Thursday: Mrs. Adeline "They are more apt to think logl' an evening performance should Ject. “Tlie Americans, Uke thS Eng­ department or agency to adminis­ lounge, toilets and a cafeteria. The local govermnents also can be ex­ INTERNATIONAL the T eam ^rs. This is because his Peterson, 24 Florence St.; Ray­ pected to ease the line’s debt sltua cally, which plays right into a nicely cover his incidental cKpenses Jbe patience, gullibility, and gen­ Ws suggest that either Commu­ lish. probably make love worse ter It.” Q—Which state chartered the cafeteria will be on the lower floor mond Charest, Main St. Dobson' ma^cian’s hands,” he said. than any other race."—Walt Whit­ 1957 election was challenged as tlon through tax relief. (rabbits, medical fees, etc.) Now erosity with taxpayer dollars of a nist China should be a member of first state university? having been tigged. and will replace the present school vllle. The magicians had trouble mak­ if I can convince the war depart> whole raft o f public officials has man, 1856. Rhode Island made an unof­ A—Georgia in 1785, the Univer­ cafeteria, which will be convert­ Birth today: A daughter to Mr. Others ^ o commented included ing one rabbit appear. Yhis one was the Uhited Nations because it is BIG DIVIDENDS^ In a court cohmromlse he was Congressmen Abner W. Sibal, B ment that rabbits make nice bouse "The American Is nomadic In re­ ficial plea’ today to be represented sity of Georgia. ed to a library: and Mrs. Joseph Caruso, 70 Dobson the brotherhood’s mascot. pets and that the "disappearing been eoctraordlnary. 'n e only entitled to membership, and be­ ligion. in Ideas, in morals."—J. R. allowed to take ovqr provisionally Conn., and EmiUo Q. Daddario, D- CIRCUS in any trusteeship structure that The addition will be built on a Rd., Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. He appears on a network televl' woman” comes back. I’m in busi­ (haary o f Justification involved— cause it U the sensible, InMligent Lowell, 1864. Q—Who united upper and lower w ith court-appolnt^ monitors level one half floor above floor Conn. EVERYWHERE FTS JUSt might be' formed to run the New Arnold Johnson, Ludwig Rd., El Sion m a^c show and waa scheduled ness. that unless the taxpayers kept policy for the world to pursue, or “We at« a puny and a fickle Haven RaUroad. Egypt into a single nation? supposed to conduct V corruption levels in the present school to cut Ungton. Sibal said: folk. Avarice, hesitation and fol­ LOBSTER ON FRIDAY cleanup. But the monitora finally "Although government has de­ to arrive by plane yesterday fn&n pouring doHan into this bottom- It should not be o ffe r^ member­ The appeal came^from George A. A—In about ,3200 B.C. King costs on site development work Discharged Thursday: Steven lowing are our diseases.”—R. W. And Grew crkI Grow and Grew! EVENING g a t , (h d b io o s . «*4rnBBpjoaM ^^ — quit, saying the task w n impos­ nied the New Haven’s application ths West Coast. But he got lost leas pit something worse would McLaughlin, the deputy adminis­ Menes for the first time conquered and take advantage of the ter­ Lukas, Hopkins Bd., Ellingtpn; ship at all under any conditions. Emerson, 1849. o r spANca^r-ANirs b r ig h t e s t wmum sible after a tangle of litlg^tton. rain. for a loan and the company now somewhere along thO'Way, Not only do you keep building your savings trator of pubUc utiUties. the whole country. This was the Mrs. Florence O’BTlim and daugh­ Somebody suggested: bappeiv—has never been valid. Ihe And wa suggest that tha United "Just what is it that America But Beta h*t e Tensed ELEPHANTS eAmasliig ANIMAL AOtS beginning of Egypt as a nation and One of the few Hoffa foes a^the There will be room for an esti­ ter, 15 East St. faces bankruptcy, we have assur­ through regular additions . . . we regularly He emphasized, however, that "If he does show up and you railroad cannot be dosed down, States ought to act, in such a mat­ stands for? If she stands for one e HCHtSBS e Ram JUNGLE BRAfiW the beginning of its recorded his­ current convention, EVlward \ l mated 280 pupils. ances that f ^ commuter service News Tidbits thing more than another it is for the matter''of appointing trustees Painter of Local 70, Oaklaiv Next fall, extra pupils will be will be maintained. I pledge all my can’t find a hotel room for him, he and that is that. In the last re- ter, according to its convlctlona add to them, too! Savings grow extra big, • BapertEQUteTBIANS • Osvaleadeef OUIWMB is completely within the Jurisdic­ tory. Venum and TaloottviUe news Is can always stay' in a hat." ths sovsrslgnty of aslf-govomlng BROILED Calif., protested at one point yes­ tought In Building B on School St. handled by The Herald’s RookvOle efforts to see that these assur­ from the AP Wires eom s. erhidi might really be the and bellefa and with a straight­ extra fast when you save at Manchester’s • a e r ia u h tb , a c r o b a t s, ARENIO ** tion of the federal court. people.” Woodrow Wilson, 1916. 9 —^What tribe of Indians were^ terday that a Hoffa machine com­ Rockville until the Maple St. Bureau, 6 W. Main St, trtephone ances are fulfilled . . .’’ bSat. the publie Itself could run the forward policy w h ich reflects “From thfr very beginning our There was speculation in vari­ pletely dominates the proceedings. itton Is finished. TRemont 5-3186 or Mitchell 9-6797. $14,939 Home Average oldest financlai Institution. lOBSTER ous quarters this morning that if famous for their sacred "medicine Said Daddario: toad. them, rather than with some gi­ people have markedly combined arrows?” Hoffa suggested a motion that "The most Immediate question General Douglas MecArthur practical capacity for affairs Rhode Island were to get a trustee, was quickly a d op ted to 'wipe Is what wiU be dons, to make sure Washington—The average home- sails tonight through the Sibuyah 'But that Is assuredly not the gantic yet tran^iarent attempt to it would probably turn out to be A—The Cheyenne. with p o ^ r of dsTotlon to an CURRENT ANNUAL A-LA-HOB-NOB TENTS 100% FLAMEPROOFED Painter’s remark from the record, that Coimectlcut and New Eng­ buying family last year had an sea where he lawched the Ubesa- first recourse. Ibat first recouise play a trick. ideal.”—Theodore Roosevelt, 1902. former (3ov. Dennis J. Roberts. J DIVIDEND Q—'Who was the model for saying;' "Hoffa don’t have no ma­ land receive adequate and im­ annual income of $7,590 before tion ot the FhiUpphiee In World ihouid be an honest, expert effort One angle of tha proposal we “God wOl save the good Ameri­ Roberta baa represented Governor Thomas Sully’s famous -painting chine—now we’ll have no more of taxes. The jinrhe it bought cost an War I I . . . Civilian S^>aoe Agency (O ut Own Special JAYCEE CIRCUS FOR THE LUTZ MUSEUM Notte in various dealings with the ElKngton Firm Loses proved railroad service. io see whether or not tl^ New have not yet satisfactorily exr can, and seat him at. Hla right “The Tom Hat?” that?’ "I am convinced that the rail­ average of $14,939, and its total tries to cut the cost o f apace ex­ hand on . the g^olden throne."— railroad affecting both the reloca­ Haven cannot be operated as a'sol- plained to the people we are trying Shrimp Stuffing) — At—The artist’s son, Thomas At other times Hoffa silenced road is an liutitution Important to housing costs are $130.81 a montli ploration by deveiloping booster Theodore Dreiser, 1917. 4 -Ar * PAflKADE, JULY 8- ONE DAY ONLY tion of the station and tax relief. dissidents by ruling “ You’re out of rockets tint can be used over and ysnt private enterprise. to sell It to. We haven't told them SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD, McLaughlin said there are two Wllcocks Sully. New England and to the nation “ America is the only place ADMISSION—ADULTS $1.80 order, brother. Shut up.” PACT SURPRISES ROK over again . . . Two Minnesota of­ vdiat wa would think or feel or do where man Is full-grown!”—O. W. FBENCH FRIED ONION BINGS, 8 PERFORMANCES major reasons why the state would leal of ICC Ruling and that it must be Improved so Snap Judgments that this is not CHILDREN UNDER 12, $1.00 Q—How long did Queen Vlt Ray Schloessling, president of Seoul, Koroa, July 7 (JT)— Offi­ ficials decH i m to m a k e statamsnt Holmes. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, 8 PJR. and 8 PJd. benefit'from representation in the that it can properly carry out its JXNMible are, to our mind, no more of Communist China should sur­ toria rule Great Britain? Teamsters "Joint Council 28, -Chi­ responsibility In pitcvlding the cials of South Korea’s military mi their findings on investigation "IntellectuaUy, I know that BOLLS AND BUTTER O0-S(FON8ORlDn BY JAYCEES AND road’s new management. prise everybody and accept It. A—For 68 years. cago, praised Hoffa for fairness government e.xpressed surprise of Mlssisalppl’a tafeatment of so- valid than the assumption that, if America is no better than any B’lrst, he said, the relocation of Boston, July 7 OR—A three-Judgef> U.S. District Court Judge Charles type ■'of service which is of such But let'a not bother to try to fill THE PARKADE ASSOGIA'TION and said he never saw a chair­ federal court ruling t c ^ y upheld E. Wyzanski Jr. wrote the opinion. ■vital importance to us all... ” today at the new Soviet-North called "Freedom Riders." the taxpayers stopped pouring other country; emotionally, I the New Haven’s Union Station is Q—Who introduced., the custoni man who "allow ed more de­ Korean mutual defense treaty. in that blank space in our too d ev know she is better than every On the Concourse vital to the success of the down the Interstate Com m erce'^m m is- Judges Peter Woodbuiy of the Dodd said "the ills that afflict Agriculture Department by­ their money in, the railroad of establishing ownership of cat­ mocracy to creep in.” They said relations between the passes local authorities to nwve 0 BRANCH OFHIOE—ROUTE 8L COVENTRY Sion, which denied the apMcation Court of Appeals, and George the New Haven Railroad are only er proposition. Ws ought to have other country.”—Sinclair Lewis, town master plan for Providence. tle through brand marks? two Communist countries are would stop running. 1930. AttheParkade for merger of the GUbertvllle Sweeney of the District. Court both part of an epidemic that is threat­ surplus foods into Haywood and courage enough to dedde o f a Chi­ Secondly, the state haa become A—Spanish aetUers in Mexico each that "no military pact is . It has been a lon g time since the “Most Americans are bom "a sort of creditori’ to the road by Trucking Co., Inc., of GUbertyille, concurred. ‘ ening our entire commuter rail Fayette countiee in Tenneesee na policy without trying to ddla (early iSOOs). and the Nelson' & Sons ’Transporta­ ’The court ruled Kermeth Nelson needed.” One official who de­ where loeal aedhortties rps of the UB. Army estab­ they have '"let themselves be hired given that certain subcontractors a cost of just under $1 million with vdilcfa the ConnecUeut PubUc UtU- already confided in Michaels? Our 'Volpe told a news conference if lished? away by capitalist enterprises in will be paid. federal and city funds. that the so-called crisia over Ku­ bankruptcy trustees agree to meet Michael A. Bosky ttieo Commission, in its investiga­ Bridol Registry lists all the lovely A—July 29,’ 1776. •West Berlin.” Corporation Counsel Harvey A. The Charles J. Cowles Co, of wait had been manufactured pri­ requirements set for granting of Yonce said today he has written Hartford, electrical contractors, say Michael A. (Bulkaukas) Bueky, tion o f the road's operation, found things your Bride has said she'd This is the same thing, the Red marily for the purpose of demon­ the subsidy, the relief may still be Q—How far from San FYancisco authorities said, as supporting Plantations Constructlcm Co. of they have not been paid $15,968.25. 64, formerly of Manchester, died like, and the information is yours for idmost unhelievahle, including the strating that present day Britain available. does Hawaii lie? Communist enemies in West Ger­ Rhode Island saying the bill will Other unpaid bills have been claim­ this morning at his home, 27 Al islanding o f millions of dollars for the asking. Com e in, o r phone. Tell Volpe, who Sponsored the Mas­ A—.-It is 2,090 miles from San many. be held up. ed by the Chicago Pump Co. still packs a quick and tidy punch ($4,360.53) and the Monaco Paving len St., Wilson. ' ■' equipment which could never be us what you'd like to spend. We'll enjoy Iffb this summeH sachusetts tax relief bill, said FYancisco. • ' The statement recalled a law The attorney’s action follows a aroimd ths fringes of its old em­ ENJOY YOUR bankruptcy “ isn’t anythin^' that that requires all East Berliners to decision of the City Council C5o. of Glastonbury ($3,771.60). A He was born in Lithuania, and hsod. XXuring this same poiod, the make several suggestions, ‘ bill from the Ldck-Jolnt Pipe Co. of pire—and, o f course, that Its p n p WiU be helpful.” But he said he Q—^Which of our presidents re­ tell the authorities where they Wednesday to-leave in his hands had lived in Manchester for more you'fl know for sure yoii'i Newington has not been submitted, than 80 years before mo'ving to psllrbad'a poUdea yeaned aimed ent national kfadershlp la one VACATION WITH is glad the legislature voted the ceived (he largest percentage of work. Officials were instructed to the handling of the matter. |nore at curtailing opeihtlons and Mr something she wonts ^ U SE b U R tax relief, for the next three years, remind people who hav.e violated TTie council was informed but- is estimated in the neighbor­ Wilson eight years ago. Mr. Busky i^ ich can be relied upon for AN AMOUCAN MADE the electoral vote ? hood of $4,000. had been employed by CJhrtiey "°idrlvlag buslneas away than at because if it had bpeh denied the A—James Monroe in 1820 — it. The reference may have been to Wednesday that four subcontrac­ Trompt, resolute decisloas in the CONVENIENT state would "take the brqnt of the The subcontractors lifformed the- Bros, for 10 years, and by Pratt yuintng customers. Even the eoon- 231 out of 232. some East Berliners who take jobs tors have threatened legal action councii by letter that they have heat o f criSiB. • ADD-ON-PIAN blame” for forcing the line to go in West Berlin wltliout register­ if their bills ire not pedd. They and Whitney" Aircraft, di'VlsiOn of sraies adopted were often false TRANSISTOR submitted the bills to Plantations, United Aircraft Corp., East Hart­ That, at least--the speed and bankrupt. Q—^What type of plant is the ing, to avoid getting part of their asked that the city withhold pay­ fccoooraliSk in that they Increased, FOR ALL Which distnirses all subcontract ford, for the past 15 years. He was dedslveneas with widely, M ta in in Rhode Island, Connecticut and dove plant ? pay in Communist currency. ment to Plantations,; or else pay .payments, but have received no re­ latber than decreased, the ulti' YOUR NEEDS. New York also voted relief for the the subcontractors directly. a member of St. Gertrude's tervened and got military force A—It is a tropical American East Berliners who are asslg;ned ply. Church, Wilson, and the Lithuan­ THE KNOWN N>5m E, ^ railroad. orchid. new apartments ahd the:! take ’The final payment by the city |nata c ^ o f nialntainlng the road, on the aoene ready for action— J tw u tu - ffiVrRSMITNS > Yonce pointed out thh( provisions ian Roman- Catholic Alliance of THE KNOWN QUAUTY SINCC 1900 To quaUfy for the Massachu- j(*s in West Berlin werejingled to Plantations is' due. The city's of the contract stipulate that pay­ t All thtt sorry and reprehensible seems to be - the W e clear result aettis'aid, the railroad must meet America. Q—What species o f opchid Is out for criticism. Some; of them, consulting engineer. Bows, Albert­ ments can be held up if subcon­ Survivors include his Wife, Mrs. Irecord ought to be evaluated, in its of the crisis over Kuwait. RAMO 958 MAIN ST— M l S-2741 state-set service standards, retain used as a food plant? the East Berlin cltyj government son and Associates, - informed tractors ariS; not paid. Eleanor Rainas Busky of Wilson: financial "TSlffliiiijSencei" for the It is as if, in the light of ah ap­ aU present passenger servicenahd A—The vanilla. It grows wild said, "abused the geperbus hous­ Yonce that the bill, for $105,000, When, the $165,000 last payment keep its payroll at the current two sons, Charles F. Busky of fallroad itself, before any reor­ proaching crisis over Berlin, and from Mexico to Peru. ing policy of the G«frmari Demo­ will be subinitted in a few days. is due, Uhe city will hold out the Shrewsbury, Mass., and Josepl: W. ZENITH. MOTOROLA, Y O U IC A N DO level. cratic Republic’’ and bee'h thrown Yonce fiaid payment of the bill ganisation management adopts amount! due the subcontractors. The Busky.of Manchester; two sttfp- in the light of a paat fiasco in the The Governor said he hopes the out of their homes. Their attempts will complete payment to Planta­ dity may seek a guarantee from the snap alibi Judgment being of­ RCA. EMERSON, THE 4bB NOW. Interstate Commerce Commission India Needs Power sons, Walter Kardock of Wilson, Bay of Pigs in Cuba, Britain were Yfit, wt sHM fiov* ri-. LfiRE ...... a...... e e e s e s s s a a e e s * e e •■■#•### .. 50 lbs. 59o nications minister, told the “ Peo­ of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vlbberts, WINF, Sunday at 7:35 p.m., and forth to buy. This is the kind LOW PRICES FOR 'Reserve Troops, said he could not with President'' Keimedy on 1 ^ tha attuatlrsi haa lieooms so veto war between thoneelves to toll how the loan denial would Af­ ple’s Chamber” he alone would be 45 Delmont St., struck her head daily next week, of interestedi responsive HEADQUARTERS FOB TOUR INSECT PROBLEMS QUAUTY MATERIAL. REDS REPEAT XE^MS responsible for permitting the use on the side of the pool, where she American policy. He feels In­ that tbh sventual solu- see which got Kuwaltv fect state legislation giving the Moscow, July 7 (JPI—^Ihe So­ creased U.S. aid to, India is pos­ of radios by civil aircraft flying was swimmlflif. She' was brought Mr. and. Mrs. Curtis Mellen and coverage that really 'rneans , now, wfil base to bs incceassd In such case, the 6riji3b may GET ORTHO SPECIAl— -Two-gallon sprayer, 1 quart Isotox. Both for only f549— (Save $8.49) load tax relief. viet government told the United ing a threat to hisl country, a Complete line of Insecticides, Fertilizers, Seeds and Planting Materials. The council said bankruptcy for into East Germany. He did' not home.by a pool attendant, Mrs. children, David, Carolyn, and Rog­ business for youl psnMSNnt ptdUio subsidy to daserve credit for hairing nipped P,S. We have a fresh States a n ln today It would ac­ Dorothy Nelli, and Mrs. Vlbberts faithful ally of the United the New Haven would provids an cept nuclear con^I only if the mention agreements with Soviet er, of 35 Falknor Dr.. Manchester, States. After three days in Lon­ laUtnaA nr In tbs «pl, a danger in ths bud, and for hav 'stock of radio batteries ^ YOU BUY WITH ASSURANCE AND SATISFACTION AT opportunity to improve manageri­ Russia on flight paths to Berlin,' drove her daughter to the hos­ vrillj leave tomorrow to attend a ■„ "X :- : IVeat aooepta Russla’a proposals pital’s emergency room. don, Ayub Khan will arrtve In dpsratiott'of the njfi* lug, by their own intervention, at low discount prices. al efficiency,' "so that when it la for' complete disannament The which cross Bkat Germany. Pub­ family religious and educational Washlnigton Tuesday amid a d osed out aU kinds o f Interventioa fiaaUy retunied to private owner­ Soviet stand was reaiflnned in a lication of an B :^ German decree Mrs. Vlbbert said her daughjter conference and vacation at Star background of rising criticism last week raisid the possibility was "to g g y ” after' the accideint, Island, N.H. The Mellens, mem­ ififnlp, that by iUl kinds of ontslds powsre. ship it oon be a successful, self- note handed to UE. Ambassador In Paldstsn. Anti-U.S. speeches, supporting, going coocera.” . Llewellyn Thompson In Moscow that the Blaat Owmans—whose re­ but waa apparaatly not seriously bers of First Unltariaii Congrega­ editorials and statements have^ r JM it J . M k g tfoxlng. ^nis logla to * m flBAl conclusion The oouAOn recommended bank- Wednesday replying . to an gime is not racogfiized In the West Injured. A hospital’ authority said tional Society of Hartford, will Increased In the past two rtOdWAIfV tbs has to bs In pi opsa. nq>t« 7 eariler tai tlw year when Ameriesa note of Jons 17. Ths —would try to exercise control Miss Vlbbert waa traiuferted to serve on the hospitality committee moatha. Some call for a poUey Woodland Gardens over flights to Berlin. i during their week’s conference Awsullnadaa AH jtn isaAr know, so far, la NORMAN’S 336 NOIAH m a in ST.—PHONE MI 9-5253 fiia rallrolMl sought and reqsived Soviet jreply was made poUto the intermediate unit from tha spa- of neutnllsM or ties wlQi tiro u s WOODLAND n r. J...... Knapp, Agnes Mac- Evelyn C...... '.... 15,998' 102.387 M. ,8. G. Corp...... 7,252 Ssporiti, Aldo ...... 6,120 Urdang, Jacob B...... Buckland Road.Corp., poll, Walter, Jr. and Gryk, Henry S. and ald E, and Jfnet H. .. 16,730 Platz,,.Edward J. and Sniachettl, Arthur J. Clara T...... 16,887 ney ------30,625 Burr, C. R. and Co. Inc. Ufe Insurance Co. . . . 5,045 Pitney-Bowes, Inc...... 7.776 Real Property The ...... Mary C...... Xatren ...... 15,980 19,302 Walsh, Edward M. and Bursack, Daniel and M. S. G. Equipment Savings Bank of Provident Mortgage and'' Vlttner’s Garden Cen­ 239,799 24,026 Mary ...... - ...... 19,374 Minlcucci, Anne F. and Linda W ...... and Little, Mary F ... 17.382 Hartford National Bank artfoi’d Electric Bunce, Louis C...... 58,225 Dougan, Paul W...... 73,643 Knofle^ Frederick C. Cavagnaro, Stephen J. 40,376 Podrove, Abraham ...... 57,668 Irene M...... 19,109 and Trust Co., Trust, ^Bernard...... 35,415 Corp...... 23,407 Manchester, T h e ...... 68,467 Light C o.,,The...... 2,188.810 Loan Corp...... 17.605 ter, Inc...... Dubaldo, Bruno A , ...... Gryk, Wesley C. and and Elfrieda ...... 25,328 Smachettl, Delflna .... 88.780 Buttons' Ine...... 56,375 Mai T ^ l and Engineer­ Scnlebel, Alfred A. and Volume Merchandise, Burke, John B...... 31,327 27,348 Minlcucci, Fred and Zan- Podrove, Abraham and Smachettl, John G, Walsh, Jerome L (In u/w/o Estate of Clar- ' Hartford Gas Cd.*^ Red Comb Pioneer Bernice B...... 6S;394 Kowal, Fklward J. and 14,465 ing Co., Inc. 278,177 Wilhemina and Hohen- Inc...... r 86,365 \ A Burr, Charles S.'; Hogan, Dubanoski, Joseph A. and lungo, Florentino and G ertrude...... 34.394 and Margaret ...... ■Trust) ...... 18;805 encs Wickham ...... 74,458 Burton’s Shoe Store . Mills, Inc...... ' 21060 and Nellie M...... Gryk, Wesley C. and Lois M...... 18,579 16,869 80.885 Ward, Allan M ...... Manchester Auto Parts, thal, E2more S...... 45,767 The ...... 751,553 Reed’s, Inc...... 16,266 'Weipberg, Abraham .. 11,469 A. B. A. Tool and Die Cheater and Rlcheter, 16,607 Henry S...... ' 66,912 Ann ...... 24,236 Pola, Luigi ...... Smith. Elizabeth H...... 17,872 43.425 Hartman Tobacco Co. .. 203,885 Hartman Tobacco Co., Inc...... $ 41,000 Donald P...... ,... Ducheaneau, Wilfred W. Kowsz, Konstanty and Pontlcelli, Alfred ...... 16,568 Watkins Bros., Ine. . . . 171,853 Hassnfrats. Benjamin . . 24,120 Inc. , ...... - ...... ' 81,250 Shady Glen Dairy Bar,., Rogers Corp...... 227,008 Wesneski, Edward .... 5,025 31,959 Gfyzb, Henry J. and Minterburn Realty Corp. 165,591 Smlth^ Frances K...... IB.nao Inc...... ' Co., The ...... 83,488 Aeeto, Agnes P., James Burr, C. R. Company, and Helen D...... \ 15,080 Alice ...... 36,765 Mirogllo, Luigi and Fran­ Pontlcelli, Charles J. .. 41,199 . Watkins, C. Elmore . . . 23,897 Holzman, Delphinc L. .. 126,622 Capitol Ekiuipment Co. Manchester Auto 17,229 Roy, Lawrence W. and Winkler Auto Parts of Ida B...... 18,581 Smith, Robert H. and Shawmut Equipment Co., Harvest Hill Package ' D. Sr„ James D. Jr. Inc...... 154,469 Dumas, J. Douglas and Krasenics, Edward W. cesca ...... 41,477 Pontlcelli, Henry P. .. 15,548 W.iyland, Andrew H. and Hood, H. P. and. Inc...... 25,550 ■Wash, Inc...... 5,560 Joseph R. C...... 7 .. 7.570 Manchester, Inc...... 19,580 Grzyb, Stanley P. and V- and Dorothy E...... 38,373 Janet S...... 84.284 Manchester Bookshop, Inc...... 86,925 Store, Inc...... 17,087 Schieldge, William C..., 5.585 Woolworth, F. W. Co. . 60,370 and Paul J...... 88,174 Burr, Katherine S...... 17,131 Evelyn C...... 28,148 Mitchell, Grover Ivan Pontlcelli, John ...... 21,159 Smith, Robert J...... Erika E...... 16.346 Son, Inc...... 20,801 Carlyle-Johnson Holts, Inc...... 6,015 FMlth M...... 23,024 Krause, Michael and 107.006 Wells,. William Lawrence Inc...... ,...... 6,775 Snyder, Isaac ...... 13,050 SchlSng, Maurice H., Youth Center of Man-r Aceto, James D., Sr., Bursack, Daniel and Dunlop, Samuel John and Gninan, Don A. and and Harriett Ann .*... 60,460 Pontlcelli, Joseph and Smith, Robert S. and Ivaniaki, Mary T...... 27,883 Machine Co...... 353,104 Hood, H. P. and Sons. James D. Jr. and Paul Bernard ...... 65,340 Mary ...... 17,325 Anna 47,641 Moberg, George W. and I Caroline ...... -.... 20,301 and Jacqueline J...... 16,800 Ivy ApartmentSrlncrT.. • 122.21T Carter-Chevrolet Co,, Manchester Bottling Spencer Rubber Products Trustee ...... 24,711 Chester, Inc...... 15,000 < Patricia Hayes ...... 27,450 Barbara -E...... 17,618 Co., Inc., The 104.850 Inc...... 6,645 J...... 61,359 Bursack, Daniel and Dwlre, Conrad A ...... 15,350 Kuezynski, Josephine . 24,044. Marion V ...... 19,723 Ponticelli, Pasquale and Smith, WUllam K. and Wetatone Tobacco Corp. 80,482 Keith, O. Stillman et als 63,161 Inc...... 112.653 Oo., Inc...... 7,310 Howat, John and Guinipero, Mary ...... 30,887 Kurlowicz, Hipollt and . Stanek, William F...... 9,880 Acetd, Pasquale A. ....« 23,228 Sophie ...... 17,159 Dten, A n th on y and Montany, Eugene R. and Gra^iosa ...... 16,014 Viola I...... Wharton,-C. Richard Kleiman, L o u is...... 16,062 Case Bros., Ine...... 171,127 Manchester Bowling Mosher. Reginald .... 11,175 Guinipero, Mary A. and Minnie ...... 15,548 18,097 and Helen M...... Green, Inc...... Stores, Inc...... 9,320 Adams, Merrill H. and Buahey, Durward E. and Amelia M...... 16,841 Martha J...... 10.986 Porterfleid Ekiterprlses, Snow, (?. Walter and 18,068 Kohh Bros. Tobacco Cavagnaro, Steve and 18,050 Humble Oil and Refin­ Helen A ...... Fbraiices A ...... 16,208 Kurtz, Eklna L...... 16,844 White, Emma C...... 17,480 Stygar Gage Co., T he.. 25,465 Meredith F ...... 17,000 22.089 Mooney, Erwin J. and Inc...... 22,644 Henrietta B...... 16,488 Co.. Inc...... 57,495 Minlcucci, Anne ...... 10.512 Manchester Carbide ing Co...... 13,705 Bushnell, Dorothy W. . . Guinipero, Mary A., Kwaah, Olga A ...... 18,922 White, -Napoleon and Central Conn. Co-op Adler, Abner N. and 46,488 Frances A., FVank and Alice C ...... 16,434 Post, Russell A. and - Solomon, Sanol.J. and Kovalsky, Joseph and Co., Ihc...... 0,527 International Business DobUn, Deon ...... 187,367 Butterfield, Robert K. E Morianos, Catherine . X 26,859 Jean M...... 16,128 Helen B...... Maude . W...... 19,968 Farmers Assn., Ine. 220.085 Manchester Centerless \ T Machines Corp...... 16,726 Louis A...... 92,026. 30,076 White, Roy H. and Eliz­ Manx and'Capetta, AgosUnelll, Albert ...r 16,717 and H. Virginia...... 15,929 E. W. A., Inc. . ; ...... Moriarty Bros., Inc...... 446,555 Potterton, Russell S.,and Soren, Parker ...... 18,181 Chambers, Austin A. . . . 5,700 Grinding Co., Inc. , . . 8,110 Top Notch Markets, Inc. 22,886 Iona Manufacturing Co., 363,035 Gunderson, Carl A. and abeth M...... 15,465 Patsy J...... 33,308 Cheney Bros.,- Inc...... 1,097.620 Agostinelll. Secondo, An­ East Center S treet Lee A ...... 17,236 Morlarty, Elizabeth M. . 45,512 Mabel J...... ;...... 80,464 Spacek, WiUlam ...... 15.429 \' Krechevsky, Herbert Y. i Manchester Coat, Apron Tota’n Teens, Inc...... 35,800 Inc.. The ...... 152,070 toinette and Vltto J. .. 18,515 Corp...... Labelle, John D. and Moriarty, Julia 8...... 34^02 Poutre, Raymond T. and 'Spade, John H. and Whitehead, Robert A .- Cherrone, Joseph ...... 7,710 and Towel Supply Trane Manufacturing, Kay, David Shoe Co., 355,615 Gunsten, Ehigene B. and , Sr. and Dorothy B. .. 15,578 and Grossman, David . 15,864 Chorches. Louts ...... 15,102 AgosthielU, Uslllo and 70 Blast Middle Tpke. 'j' ' Claire L...... 31,464 Moriarty, Michael J. and Mary B. ■...... 17,787 Doris M...... 38.808 Krumbhaar, Ruth Cheney Co., Inc...... ' 6,775 Inc. ....••...... 60,250 Inc...... 28,485 Norma C...... 16,137 -Annie L...... ; Wichman, Barney and Circuits, Inc...... 13.354 ^Udonia 38,160 Cadder, Robert T. and Corp., The ...... 23,200 Gunver Manufacturing Lappen, John H. and > 16,251^ -prentice, Edward J. and Spano, V. Thomaa and and Shaw, Marjorie Manchester Convalescent Tricarico, Elena (Man- Kopniah, Joseph and Agnes M...... Moriarty, 'Mortimec'-E Jaffe, Efrem ...... 41,049 Clark, Amos Home, Inc...... Chester Dry Cleaners) 6,101 Alesbury, Robert J. and 15,255 Blcho Machine Co., Inc..- 17,007 Co., Inc...... 46,705 Bessie F, ...... 74,'l«3 15,067 Doris A...... 15,073 Doreen T...... 16.483 Bacon Cheney ...... 31,546 6,978 Roman, Sol ...... 12,233 Ma^y R. 38,345 Caldwell, David M., Jr. . 20,328 },ArochelIe, Archie C, -Mcricoid, Joseph E...... - 23,609 Prehtlce, Samuel J. and Spaulding, Frederick W. Wichman, Mae ...... 30,219 (Burger Chef) ...... 15,680 Manchester Country Triplex Stores of Edan,- Inc...... 77,164 Guthrie, Robert H., Jr. 16,283 Wiley, Joseph and Kupchunos, Benedict Cliffords, Inc...... 11.033 LaFrance Carpets, Inc. 42,143 Allen, Robert ...... 17,016 Calhoun, Jamee F. and and White, Jos^h A. 10,118 Moriconi, Orlando and Ida E...... 25,365 Spector, Norman ...... ' 87.310 Club,|Inc...... 6,390 Manchester, Inc...... 14,410 Lead Products, Inc...... 16,155 Joseph P...... Bdenburn, Hugh M. and and Ingeborg h. .... 17,149 Rose ...... Jennie - ...... 18,462 A.. Henry A. Walter J. Coda A., Inc...... 5.780 Turbo-Projects, Inc...... Altlmar, Thomas A., Jr. 18,812 Elizabeth C...... Larsen's Hardware, 19,781 Prlgnano>, John V. and Spector, Norman and and Paul B. . .^...... 45,455 ManchAter Drug, Inc... 14,354 32,275 LeSinskt, Kazlmierz M. Campbell Council 18,821 Morriaon, Charles J. and Willard, George H. Jr. . 17.707 Cohen, Sol R. (West Side I and Iifoiy A ...... -17,826 Eib, Ernest and Pauline 28,372 Inc...... 29,356 Angelina' Ann ...... 27,278 Leah G...... 131.880 Mancheater Ihigraving, and Peilettier, Anderson, Alice A. .... Knights of Columbus Laroon, Ernest H. and ‘ Gertrude J. i . X ...... 30,805 Spector, Norman; Luck- Willard, Jean T...... 20,544 Ladue, Edward J. .Side Package Store} 5.65f V 16,255 Ellington, Robert E. and H Purdy-Ferrls'Co., The . 20,076 Willard, John E. and Ihc...... ; 8,978 Domenlck E...... 6,140 Andersoo, Batata of Hen­ Bldg. Assoc, of Man­ Shirley T...... 28,001 Morriaon, Donald W. aniP man, Irving L. A and Lena M...... Y. 16,692 Colla. Thomas D. (Colla Valente, WllUam D . ___ 5,905 Eileen- M...... 19,940 Hackett, Thomas J. Purdy, John M.\and Norma M...... 22,099 Lagrese, Edith C...... 16,537 Construction Co,) ... 18,815 Manchester Green Shoe Levine, Saul . ; ...... 11.250 ry O. and Irene B. ... 17,785 chester, Inc...... i 63,478 Larson, Norman F. and Ruth C...... 32,688 Ackerman, Bernard , 32.081 Outlet, Inc...... Liberty Mutual ^ Elliott, Eldward, Sr...... 23,989 et a l s ...... 120,674 Moses, Mae ...... Winifred M...... 2ff,316 Willard, Marion C. .... 20,292 Land Development, Colonial Board Co., Ine. 838,306 14,242 Andlalo, John and Campbell, R. Gordon and Virginia W ...... 31,100 18,168 Purnell Corp., T h e \ ,.., 49,153 Spencer, W. Robert and Manchester Lumber Oo., ' w ' Insurance Co...... 14,134 Hilda B...... Eniis, Elizabeth S...... 36,883 Haddock, Alton T ...... 18,882 Moses, Rachel R. and Willhide, Paul E. and Inc...... 20,073 Conlon, William L Caroline...... 67,280 15,625 Leirson, Philip H. and Puter, May^L _____ X 32,700 Ruth J...... 101.098 Inc...... 61,582 Wand Machine Co., Magic Mirror Beauty Caouette, George J., Jr. Ellis, Freda ...... 17,426 Hagedom, Roy F. and Sarah ...... - 15,389 Mary E...... 18,208 Liebman, Harry ...... 78,829 et a la ...... 5,350 Andrew, L e^ a O. and Vivian H...... 16,040' Spiwak, Lazarus and Manchester Modes, Inc.. 258,882 The ...... 6Ji00 Studio, Inc...... , 5,100 and Pearl J...... 16,435 Eliis, Nell H.' and Kap­ Abbie E t t a ...... $4,046 Mott, Frank G., Jr. and Lucy J...... Williams, Forrest and Lincoln National Life Connecticut Bank and Virginia W...... 16,619 Lathrop, Flverett Pt . . . 88,006 18,888 Trust,Co., Inc. . . . ,j . 117.908 Manchester Motor Sales, Watkins Bros., Inc...... 123,390 Manchester Foods, Inc. 14,330 Annls, Truman W. apd Carlson, Amy E...... 16.890 lan, Constance E. . . . 69,576 Hall, Walter R., Jr. Gwendolyn S...... 17,463 Stanjler, Frank M. and Lois M...... *21,050 Insurance Co...... 23,082 Elmore, Lynwood K. and and Elizabeth C. .... 16,846 Lawrence, Arnold and Mrosek, John and Katie Williams, George H. . 1.' 27.708 Lipman, Ralph and Cook’s Service Station, Inc...... 87,226 Weldon Drug Co., Inc. .. 31,890 Ruth M. 16,915 Carlson, Carl M. and Irma S...... 19,079 23.421 Quirci, Anthony T. and Barbara J...... 34,353 Marguerite M...... Dorothy B...... 16,475 Hamill, Fldward P. Mull, Harry F. and wmiams. Myrtle H. . . . 33,096 Lilyan M...... 38,049 Inc...... 7,255 Manchester P a r k a d e White, Paul Z. and Annulli, Fiederiek O. and 18,529 Lea, Fred W ...... 10,000 . Alice M...... 16,278 Stanek, William F...... 10.808 Lauhderest, Inc...... Marie C...... Carlsmi, Helen F ...... 17,415 England, John George.. 15,902 and Alma F...... 38.619 Mary H...... 29,250 Williams Oil Service, Lyons. Mary ...... ,. 18,431 Crestfield Convalescent 23,003 Dorothy A...... 25,747 Lea, Joseplj and Teresa 16,051 Quish, Raymond T. and •Stanford, Oscar B. and ' 32.347 » Hospital, Inc...... 14,303 Manchester Pipe and Williams Oil Service, Annum, GluUo and Carlson, Leland V. and England, W. Harry . . . 24,387 Hamilton, Charles R., Jr. Murphy, Anna C ...... 22.421 Wllla R...... Inc...... Malmborg, Gustave A. X 18,926 Learned, Horace B. and Rosalind T...... 20.453 ' 30,130 Willis. Garage, Inc., Don 15,847 Supply, Inc...... 175,890 Inc...... Armanda 18,684 Paula M...... 16,048 and Joan CB. ; ...... 80,585 Murphy, Catherine M. .. 16,867 Stamweather, Anne R. .. ^ 16,318 Manchester Pood, Inc. .. 50,437 Handley, FYancls P. Faieen R...... 10,409 Quish, William P, and Willis, G. E. and Son, D Manchester Phimhing Willis, Don, Garage, Annum, Orlando and Carlson, Oscar H. and Mary A ...... StarsikH, Henry and Manchester-Merideh and Margaret I. ,.... 19,465 Lehmus, Harold J. and 31,854 Inc...... 80,677 Corp...... 09,401 Damato, Raymond and and Supply Co., Inc.. 81,082 Inc...... 24.525 A. Noreene ...... 28,873 Bertha A...... - 15.891 Slirt R...... 17,079 Edw arX...... T7T.. 16,603 Wilmot, Fred W...... Carlson, Stuart H. V. Fallot, Leon G. and Eu­ Hanna, William J. Me Wilson, Edward J. and Manchester Properties, Louis ...... 7,445 Manchester Sales and. 8,500 Ansaldl, Andrew ...... 60,349 Lent!, John F. and Paul 38,722 Starsiak, K a tie...... 28,380 Appliance, Inc...... Wilrose Dress Shop, Ansaldl, Andrew Oo., and Beatrice P...... 22,216 genie M...... 31,569 and Edith G...... 10,722 McArdle, Edward J. and Seraflna M...... 21,123 Inc...... '..... 807,310 Danello. Nancy ...... 5.283 1,825 Lentl, Maria ...... 19,418 Fanny ...... R Stenger, William H. and Wilson, Louiso ...... 16,067 Manchester Sand and Inc...... ------,.. 'Ane ...... a..., Carlson, Stuart H. V.; Farmlands E xch a n g e Hansen, Clifford E. and 15,363 Msjiierre, William and Dart’s Dairy, Ine...... / 42.710 64,305 Leone, S. Thomaa and McCabe, Eldred J. and Raccagni, Maddelena . 10,035 Maye-'D. ...X ...... 80.382 Wilson, Sadie J...... 28,866 Gravel Co., The ..... 16,442 Wood, L. T. Co., Inc., PECKiLOMBERilN Anthony Investments, Eagle, Irving; Karns, Corp...... 1,484.336 Elizabeth A ...... 21,166 Stepard, Julius J. and Steuemagel, Harry DeCiantla. Anthony and Harry, Maxine G. and Elaine H...... 18,588Annie M...... 33,794 Redding, Harry D. and Wood, Frank R. Con­ Crescent (Deci’s Manchester Savings and The ...... Inc. a...... a .,, . 81,840 Robert E. and Farr, Catherine A, and Anna M...... 17,163 'A ...... 114,220 Regent, Inc...... Benjamin E...... 17,100 Lesperance, Vivian E . 17,560 McCann, George J. and Cathryn C...... J____ 17,887 struction Co., The ... 85,908 Manning, Estate of Drive-In) .. . Loan Assn., Inc., The 16,660 Wyman’s Oil Co. and Archambault, Richard N. 79,909 Nole, Mary ...... ' 39,690 Lessard, William ...... 32,065 Stevenson, Joseph and Carlyle-Johnson Ma­ Hartford Road Corp. .. « 56,962 Minnie A. A Saidno, Raimondo, Salvatore Wood, Frank R. and Frederick ...... 26;141 DeCormier Motor Salee, Manchester 'Tool and Service S tation ...... and Rtmald A...... 15,890 Farr, Philomena ...... 70,739 Lessner, Esther M...... 36,687 Dora E...... 10.218 SAKREITE chine Oo...... 101,644 Farr, Frank ...... Hartzog, Virgil L. and Frank M. * Olga A ..., 18,887 and Anna ...... 26,580 Eloisa F ...... 16,620 Maslnda, Johanna E. . . . 22,094 Inc.' ...... Design, Inc...... 16,690 Arruda, Ijouis 8. and 17,182 Lesaner, Bather M. and McCann, John M...... Stewart, A rth u r...... 16,023 Wood, L. T. Co...... 71.425 Mildred A ...... Carra, Michael and Farr, PhUlp ...... Dorothy ...... 56,861 80,939 Reed, B. Evelyn and Mature, Henry and . Dell Manufacturing Co., Msunchester Water Co... 573,380 17,022 39,260 Healy, Thomas M. and Stlch, Ifvlng ...... 38,618 McCarten, Francis J. and Eatqn, Edith E...... Stockplace Corp. ; ...... 47,040 Wood, Lslend T...... 28,202 Inc...... Marlows, Inc...... Rose M...... 20,808 Fava, Margaret J...... 18,840 Stoker, Ruth E...... Fllom ena...... 26,378 67,010 Yankee Aluminum Door DRIVEWAY 16,399 Elizabeth F...... Levchuk, Demltii and Althea ...... 16,649 Reed, Frank H. and 17,620 Wood, Leland T. and Deme, John (Manchester Carter Chevrolet Co., x Felrsteln, Morris L 21,842 Stokes, Russell M. and Metropolitan Homfs, . i Matheny, Madeline L Corp...... 0,000 B Inc...... 114,467 H erald Printing Oo., Maria ...... 26,069 McCarthy, James A., and AUce L...... 26,349 Thea L ...... 18,927 Inc...... 30,601 Broadcasting Co.) .. 12,275 and Anna K ...... 23,496 tiewls, Arthur K. and Leola M...... 17,282 and Fournier, Mary F. 8,553 B. H. Comp Case Bros., Inc. .*...... 328,022 Inc...... 40,892 Mary M...... 28,832 Regent, Inc...... 16,033 Wbodbridge, Raymond Metropolitan Life Insur­ Devanney, John F...... 14,260 Mather, Jewelers, Inc, . SEALER lb s 21.590 Felice, Guiseppe and Wynnfred C...... 16,243 McCarthy, J.. A., Inc. . . . Strant, Charles W ...... 22,614 8,608 Baodo, Jamsa ] and Case, Florence Reid .... 16,900 Concette ...... Hewitt, Mark, Jr. and 25,719 Regional Equities, Inc.. 98.454 B...... 10,448 ance Co...... 21,574 Dillon Sales and Service, ■Mikolowsky, Carl A. 20,572 Lewkowicz, .Stephen W. McCaughey, Anne F. . . . 17,480 Strauss, Margaret A. Zeran, Henry O...... 8,430 S. 18,316 Caatonguay, Lawrence Felice, Yolanda T. et als Elvie T...... 16,131 Reid, Winnie A ...... 16,193 Wrobelskl,' Raymond J. 16,786 Milewski, Louis J...... 31,537 Inc...... 61,266 D.D.S...... 5,800 and Gertrude...... 15,665 34,790 sold Josephine R. .... 28,163 McClure, Eleanor T. .... 15,379 Reiser, William E. and et a l s ...... Diterandd, Huger R. .. 5,565 Zerio, Peter and Bagley, Roger R and Feltham, Samuel and Hllinski, Stanley W. Jr., Strimaitis, George J. and Mnuchin, H a rriet...... 41,262 Miller, Kenneth A. .... 8,050 Cavazza, B^jam in A. and EMna M...... LeHeureux, Joseph Henry McClure Realty Co., Inc., Frances R...... 16,410 Mott, Joseph ...... 17,354 Dzeh, Anthony ...... 7,160 Anthony ...... 8,705 Beatrice ...... 15,624 Eileen T...... 20,876 88,414 Essie M...... Miller, Pharmacy, Inc... 27.244 Zubrow, Abraham...... 20,180 Balardl, Joseph J. and and Madeline and Del- Hill, H erb ert J. and and Marcella D...... 18,172 The .... i....; ...... 67,915 Reznik, Irvin and Clara 20,017 Mull, Harry F. and Fendell, Lillian G...... 15,644 Lindsay, Barbara H. .. 82,307 Stroud, William D. and ' MUler’a Restaurant, Inc. 5 , 2()0 Elmella lin d a ...... 22,636 tatto, Charles D. and FergUBMi, Mildred S. . . . Thelma S...... 18,807 McConnell, Caroline D. . 20,442 Rhodes, Adam and Ali­ Yencha, Barbara . .... 37,060 Mary H...... 29,405 Minioucci, Michael J. and 33,160 Utke. Norman H. and McCormick, W. Stanley son F...... Lois R...... McKinney, Emily H. ; . . 16,860 Baker, Fred D. and £Ueanor M...... 17,975 Fergu^n, Thomas F, Hirachfield. Alvin J. and 16,263 Strum, Kenneth C. and 'Yules, Xl-van A. and Echo Machine Co., Ine. . 7,306 Bonadies, Margaret M. 6,480 T...... a.,.,,.... Cavedon, Alfred W. and Sylvia E...... Anna ...... 15,083 and Winifred S...... 22,138 Richardson, Ernest . . . Rosen, Theodors 37,846 Negro, Joseph and Non-Resident 16,575 and Vivian F...... ^27,591 17,798 Little, Samuel J. 28,025 Charlotte L...... Empire Tool and Manu­ Moriarty Bros,, Inc. . . . 92.450 Bakar. Gertrude ...... Gladys K...... ^ ' 23,881 Hogan, Chester E. and McCurry, Samuel Proctor Richardson, Lucile K. . Yules, Ullian B. 31,013 -Leontina ...... 16,460 facturing Co., Inc. .. . 66,546 18,748 Ferris, Chester M...... 23,581 and Alice ...... 22,231 15,409 Sullivan, Joseph and ^ - Moriconi, Joseph ...... 5,158 Algonquin Gas Co. .... 19,404 Baldvdn, Madidlne F. .. 29,238 Center Street Corp., The 162,489 Laura R...... and Nancy W. Walsh.. 18,697 Richardson, W. Samuel. 16,785 Nelson, Gertrude L , Engineered Metals, Inc. 10,300 American International Field, W. John and 17,027 Utwlnskl, Alexander O lg a ...... Moses, Nathan ...... - 18,984 ’ Ballard, Delmont L. and McGeown, Francis H. Richmond, Harold L. and Trustee for Invest­ fihigland, W. Harry Central Conn. Coopera­ Florence W...... 16,171 Holl, EMward J. 136,666 and A lic e ...... 35,811 Sullivan, Thomas M. Moses, Rachel R. and Bowling Corp. of Frances L...... 20,010 FiUere, Jules E...... Holl Investment Co...... and Elizabeth J...... 20,470 Angeline ...... 15,491 z ment Realty Co...... 874,821 Lumber Co., Inc. . . . 21,676 Mancheater ...... ' 165,424 tive Fanners Associa­ 136,374. 07,916 Longchamps, Joseph McGovern, Mary L...... et a l s ...... * Sarah ...... 15,730 SPLLT-RAIL Bantly, Adels M ...... 102,645 FllienSi Jules, Consten- Holloran, Catherine A.. 35,490 18,030 Richmond, Mary T...... 15,448 Zaglio, Jans ...... * • • e >1,142 Newmeyer, Helen B. . . . 28,860 fiJngstorm, Henry W. and Argo Fabricators, tion, Inc...... 254,258 and Margaret ...... 15,100 McKinney, William R. .. 34,790 Sundquist, Alfred B. and Nichols, Stanley L . Jr. . 22,335 Mutual Heating Co. .... 14.450 Bantly, R meodore, Jr. Central Realty Co. of tlne and Valentine .. Holloran, Mary M...... 19,266 Rleg, John C. and Ber­ Zemaitie, John and French, George L., Inc...... 24,664 and Lola M ...... 24,917 Low, Henry B. C. and McLean, Mary ...'...... 15,861 Vera M...... Park-Chestnut Corp. . . . 436,971 10.4S9 Manchester ...... 44,194 Filloramo, Salvatore J. Holmer, Sarah J...... 17,177 nice A...... 71,526 Suntava, Charles J. and Margaret ...... • see 31,878 Jr...... 7,172 Arthur Drug Stqres, FENCE Bantly OU Oo., Inc., Tha 29,257 Betty B. C. Yang ... 10,608 Petroleum Facilities Me Oervini, Albert J. and and John ...... 84,086 Holmes Company, The . 18,158 Lucas, Joseph ...... 25,697 Riker, A. Lawrence Jr. 31,935 Helen ...... Zanls, Margaret K. e s • 96,248 Inc. . 45,115 Bantly, Ro'-art M. and Inc...... 25,597 McBride, J o h n ...... 6.736 Atlantic' Refining Co., Esther S...... 15,973 Filloramo, Susanne and Holway, P h ilip I. and Luckman, Irving L. N Ritchie, Ernest A...... 27,920 Susag, M. Phillip and Zenlungo.. Florenino Ponticelli, Domenic .... 47,032 — 2IUULS— 1 FOOT and Betta P...... 16,441 Carmine J...... Lillian B...... Rivard, Leonard D. and and .A ^ a ______20,824 Mclntosh, Robert and Inc., T h e ...... 8,785 Barelia. Adolph an)l Caiamberlaip, John and 86,621 18,573 and Rosaline .... _ 22,782 Joanne F...... Prentice, Joseph and F-1 Corp. (Depot Square Natalie ...... Flndell, CMrge ...... 50,504 Hooker, William L. and NackowskI, Mary ...... 33,102 Laura S...... 21,400 Zapadka, Anita M. and 15,396 Blake Corp. of Conn. . . . 8.640 ^tuna ...... 30,814 Ruth Howe ______18,030 Lundberg, George A, F. 10,502 Nadeau, Camille A. and Sutton, S. Steven and Blanche C...... - 21,083 Laundromat) ...... 5,506 Chambers, Austin X. . 37,333 Flnesllver, William L ... 17,187 Vera E...... 15,366 Lundberg, George X. F, Riyosa, Joseph V. and Anita C...... MomsegUo, Helen .. 30,170 Fallot, Leon G...... 7,580 Bourne Buick, Inc. 17,865 GREEN Barlow,'^‘TVancla E. and Presta, Edward G., Fischer, John E. and Horan, Harriet S. . Oliva F...... 21,331 Mason, Thomas L .. 19,214 Zapadka, John J. and , N Browne, Leon and Caoe A^ ...... 19,563 Chambers, Austin A. Co. 90,820 27.619 Jr. and liOia W..... 28,705 Swanson. Ethel Brown , Trustee ...... 15^147 Fancher, Morrie C. and $<3 . 2 5 -Anna L.' ...... House, Herbert B...... Naktenis, Kathleen M. .. 23,892 Robb, Sherwood J. and Anlte ...... « . . • 42,610 Na.ssiff, Richard S., Bailargeon, Arthur J. 8,004 Bamlngham, Robert C. Champagne, Daniel E. 17,386 27,222 Lupacchino, Mary P. .. 29,994 17,439 and Albert Brown .... Provident Mortgage and Margaret H...... 9,060 ONLY Fisher Dry Cleansers, House and Hale, In c.... Napoli, Joaeph ...... Muriel T. _____...... Za-varella, Savin ...... 46,»22 Fred and Marie 18.767 C. and D. Cleanera Co., and Ann H...... 18,785 and Catherine ...... 22,259 198,651 Lydall A Foulds Paper - Naretto, Joseph and 19,106 Sweeney, Harry D, and Loan Corp...... 02,074 Farr, Joaeph J. end Zen- Inc...... 21,787 House, Virginia B...... Roberts, Philip C. and Miriam ...... 2Savarella, Sa-vina and Nelco Tool Co,, Inc. . . . 38.500 T h e ...... 17,010 DELIVERED Bamini. John B. and Chattier, Carrie E...... 17,218 24,768 ' Co., The ...... 291,239 Theresa...... 80,088 Puratex Realty Corp. of lungo, Fiorentino . . . 8.647 STAMPS Century Music Co., Inc. . 7,275 Chattier, Margaret E ... 16,491 Flavell, Sadie ...... 18,662 Howard, John F. and " Lynch, Edward C ...... 18,046 Elsie Althea ...... 19,020 Sweet, Frederick A. and Lillian r,...... » . . • 15,318 Hartford, - Conn., The 28,133 Felice. Samuel (Hilltop New Model Laundry, Bettina H...... /.... 26,781 National Dairy ProdueU Inc...... Coca-Cola Bdttling Co, ^ Bamlnl, John R and Cheney, Elizabeth ...... 29,084 Fogarty Bros., Inc. .... 33,385 Sally A. . . . -...... 19,960 Robinson, Rose A ...... 15,284 Evelyn S...... 21«maltlB, Paul and Ver- Quinn, Hannah J...... 16,150 Market) ...... 6,386 10.605 Fogarty, Bernard M. and Corp...... ----- 32,706 Newton Co., T h e ...... 111,066 of Hartford -In c...... 6,620 Pbdrove, L eon ... 82,661 Cheney, George W. .... 17,781 Howland, Warren E. and Rockwell, Henry A. and Swetzes, Ostap and onica ...... • • • • 21,012 Raccagni, Estate o f First Food ;Store ot Catherine F...... 16,727 M Neil, Mather H. and ttrien S...... Katie ...... Zeppo, Angelo ___ .... 16,501 Norman’s, Inc...... 55.740 Conn. Light and Barrett, Rarold 8. and Cheney, Helen C...... 42,130 Edith W...... 32,460 Nancy D...... 21,742 24,905 Charles and Maddelena lO,035 Manchester, Inc. . . 32,486 Forde, Floyd E...... 36,956 Huestis, Leon S. " and Madden, Estate of Roddy, Paul J. and S. Zerio, Peter R. and Ribicoff, Irving S. and Fisher Dry CSeanseM, Norton Electrical In­ Power Co., The ..... 46,872 Virginia P , ...... 15,999 Cheney Historical Foun-. Nelco Tool Co., Inc. .... 61,430 strument Co., Inc...... 2 x10 W€STO<»AVAMED Foulds, William Jr. .... 17,480 Reno A. Maire ...... patriclf _ Leonore ...... 17,596 Anthony B. .... 16,226 Kotkin, David . . . ----- S Inc...... 19,745 Conn. Merchandising , Barrett, Joseph R and dation, Inc...... 35,024 Four Belles Co., The . . , 29,117 -"24,688 Neleber, Seymour-dnd 9.817 0,100 Nussdorf Sand and Stone Corp., The ...... 57,905 Beatrice ...... j...... 122,820 Hughes, Russell V. and Maguire, wililam’ J.'!!! 38,012 Roessner, Myrtle F. . , . 20,094 Zubrow,. Edythe P. 20,758 Rogers Corp, 124,360 Fisk Tire Service. Inc. . 12,235 31,445 Cherrone, Joseph ...... 19,364 Fradih, Estate of Julius Conatance ...... 16,930 Co. Inc...... 38,545 Conn. Motel, Inc...... 14,760 A5SORITMENT OF HMSHES Barry, Joseph C ...... 15,623 Chorches, Louis ...... 24,279 Dorothy S...... 16,889 Mahoney, Grace M. and Rogers. Edith D...... 15,437 Taggart, Emma and Zuckerman, William and Ross, Lillian kahii; Kahn, Foley, Louie T., D.D.8. 5,666 WESTERN FIR & Litlian C...... ,.. 105.J31 Nelson, Carroll M. and . . . . 21,045 Conn. 'Valley Farms, Inc. 6,060 Bartley, Dorothy ...... 17.590 Christopher, Joseph H.. 18,792- Hurley, John P. and \ Raymond D...... ; iwAM 20,021 Rollason, Thomas E. and Wetherell, William and Vltta G...... Morton and Spergcl, Foster, Louis L ...... 0,320 Fraser, Harry M. and Marjorie O...... Zwlck, Samuel . . . 17,616 . Odelle G i ...... 51,881 Consolidated Cigar Corp. 28,770 FOR PICNIC TABLES Batson, Inez ___ 16,221. Cieszynskl, Leon ...... 25,268 Grace L ...... Jones, Hortense G. . . . 17,067 Maidment, Harry ...... 16,377 Nelson, Lillian ...... 21,382 Ethel M...... 16,235 Clarence ...... 0,601 • 8 • • Frank, John G...... 14,076 o Bausola, Estate of 89,131 Main Street Corp., The Russell, Einma H...... 15,848 Oak Lodge. Inc...... 6.060 Cooper Hill Apartments, dgneftl, Peter ...... 23,411 Frederickson, Walter A. Hutchinson, Arthur E...- 26,004 811,242 Neubauer, Otto and R o a e n, Theodore and Taggart, Newton and Inc...... 10,822 Alfred ...... 163 Main Street Corp. ., Gladys ...... •.___ ... 1,694 Schlangi Maiuries H-, Obremski. Frank P., Jr. 8' L O N G $ 4 r9 6 P A .R . —VAL O IL 15,185 Clrinna, • Selvatore ...... ' 35,254 and Mary B...... Hyde, Elisabeth B. .... '17,290 05,576 Esther L...... 19,107 30.048 Maude ...... ' Cullman Bros., Inc. 28,076 • i Baxter, Charles R.,'Jr. 19,310 235 Main Street Rosewill, Corp., The Tamulis, Zener A, Trustee ...... 884,010 (Knarf’s Market) ... 11.012 Clviello, Mery J. and An­ Friend, Vera R...... 17,962 New Model Laundry, Inc. 34,432 35,617 (■1 Gsmmons-Hoaglund Co., and Priscilla C offin..., 17,216 Corp., The ...... Shell Oil Co. (A Dela­ ^pUcal Style Bar, Inc. 11.665 VARNISH — CUPRINOL thony ...... 17,729 '89300 Nswth, Paul E. and Rossetto, Joseph ...... 72,736 and Louise N...... 17,928 Non-Resident Inc., The ...... ■ 62,850 . Bayer, Irving L ...... 80,872 576 Main Street Roth, Arina K...... ware’’Corp.) ...... 56,572 Clark, Carleton .H, and Lois B...... 18,678 27.049 Tedford, Ethel M...... 18,010 Garden Grove, Ihc. ,v;.. 8,147 Bayer, Irving L. and Iwosa, Michael and Mary Corp., The ...... 32,081 Rottner, Harriett L. ... Tedford, Ward Abbott, T. Grafton, Jr. Shimaitls, Anna ...... 30,496 ETC. Edna E, ...... 25,746 G 17,610 Norfould, Inc...... 71,891 18,699 and Sarah R...... 18ill5 German, Joseph 10,715 IDEAL FOR PIGNIC TABLES Philip .....a...... 66,291 710 Main Street, lie . ,- 4$,04S Royal Ice Cream Co., and Edna ...... 21,818 Sibarco Corp...... 18,672 P and G Motor Clark, Peter F. and Eil­ Gallagher, Richard J. Norton Electrical In­ American Sumatra To­ Slelth, William H...... 114,762 General Centerless Bayer, Louis ...... 16,062 Mainland Eldridgt 33,137 Inc...... 15,724 Thomas, Aldonna E. . . . -31,289 Freight, Inc ...... 7,100 E N J O Y Bayer, Louis u d Irving. een M. 23,344 and, Florence H...... 15,046 strument Co...... bacco Corp...... 81,647 Slosberg, Milton 0 ...... 67,109 Grinding, Inc...... 6,764 15,094 J Oorp., The Nussdorf Sand a n d Rubin,. George ...... 15,340 Th’ornton, William B. Patten, Everett A. .... 28,467 -Bmch, Rutti iM...... 16,198 Clarke, Evelyn Pr— . 29,171 Gambolati, F^ank ...... ' 57,244 Malerba, John J, and Andrews-Manehester Bocony Mobil CMl Co. . 26,371 Gerstein, Kibbe and QendatUel, HaroK^H. Gamn^ons, Merloq Booth J and S Realty Go., -The 64,544 Stone Co., The ...... 31,159 Rubin, Leo and David .. 18,555 and Alice ,F...... 102,615 Pearl, B. D...... T.. . . 5.140 Beardsley, Eveiiett L. 22,471 ,Jackmat Corporation.. Irene T...... Rublnow; Jay E...... Obrp., The ...... 164,022 Socony Vaccum Oil Oo., Wenlck, Sheal .. : X . 30,750 LIFE and Brna P...... ' 23,185 Garavente. Erinano and 72,434 , 21,687 Thornton, Wfllllam B. GInSburg, Samuel ..... r 16,064 Peck, William : and Jean S. 18,688 Jacobs, Lucille D. . .-k. Malone, H. John and Ruddell, H. .Louise .... and Lois S...... Arawana Mills, Ine. .... 276 672 Inc...... 41,864 Lumber, Inc...... Clough, Violet M...... 16,421 Mary R...... 21,683 26,302 32,810 30,366 79.339 Glenney'a Men’s Shop, ' 47,796 Beattie, Robert D. and Jacobsen, C. Edwin and Beverly R...... o Rush, L u r a ...... Thrall, Elmer M...... Atlantic Refining Co. .. So. New Elngland Tele­ Pine Pharmacy, Inc. ., 26.961 w i t h 1 SPLASH EXTERIOR Coda, Alflo and liOuiBe 16,231 Garden Grove, Inc. .... 17.208 17,416 86,810. Backer, Daniel'and Inc. ...;...... 10,405 Elizabeth A. * ...... 16,777 Marion M. Seelert .. 18,007 Maloney, Michael J., Jr. Oak Lodge, Inc...... 84,708 Russell, R. LaMotte .,.. 24,610 Tierney, John F. and phone Oo...... 804,866 Ooe, 'AHah R ...... 16,432 Garrity, Arlyne M...... 16,784 , Mlt^pm ...... 30.113 Stein, Blanche S...... 111,006 Glenney’a W. G. Co., Inc-, s p a ( k 1 i n g Beaupre, Howard F. and Garrity. Harold W. and Jacobson, Charles E., and Grace E...... ; O'Brien, Alice- J...... 16,028 Barbara C...... 19,464 MUdred F...... Colla, Thomas D ...... 50,129 Manchester Bottling Oo., Earsto^w, John F. and Stevens, Arthur C. and The ...... 160,080 ■ blocks 20,678 Arlyne M...... 81,953 - Jr. and Dorothy C ue -60,873 0 ’Bri4h, Clinton E. and Tinker, Estate of Range PAINTS Beaupre Motor Sales . . . 21,699 Colonial Board Oo...... 185,417 Jarvis. Alexander ...... Inc...... Lina M...... 16,706 Eleanor C...... 21,866 Green Manor Construc­ c l e a r , . , Condlo, Peter end Emily Garrity, Harold W. and 449,344 Edith M...... 22,543 "William R. Jr. and 120,150 Beck, Ruth ...... 21,800 Jarvis. Alice C...... Manchester Building and S.H.V.C,, Inc...... -Anita B...... Becket Corp., The ...... Stevenson, Albert J. and tion Co., Inc...... 48,515 M. Bray, Stanley and' 16,646 O'Brien, George L. and 67,526 22,760 Bergren,- J. A. Dairy, Inc. 18 762 Green Paint and ■” Becker, Frederick P. and 25,948 Jarvis Etat^rises, Irtc. Realty Co., The .... -16,940 Saimond, Charles et a'ls Tomklel, Edward ...... 16,097 Rose : ...... 36,615 -UFL oil Cotilon, Eileen K...... 20,430 Gladys ...... 24,795 ill,068 Helen L...... ^ . 15,385 Blake Corp. o f Conn. .. 37 249 Wallpaper Co., Inc., ■ Carolyn H...... 23,008 Gasper, Joseph W. and Jarvis Realty Oo., The,,. 85,298 Mancheeter Lodge No. ' Obuchowaki,| Stefapiil • • 48,803 Sandals, Ullign G. _____ 22,314 Tomuslak, Leocadia G. 74,381 -Stevenson, Mollie G. . . . 18,642 . Beckley, Willard S. and Connecticut Bank and -i 1803 B.P.O.E ___ _ . Brayne, Frank J. and Stitch. Irving...... 16,560 The ....;...... ‘ 6,728 GASOLINE j $ J p 9 5 $ A - 2 0 -Anne M. , 16,775 Jeffers, ClUence J, 83.446 37,876 O'Connell, Robeit D. Sandals, Nathan ...... 17,231 Toohey^ Dorothy and Mary C...... 25,118 F R O M Pauline A. and'Martin­ Trust Co.'^...... 60,62} -Johnson, Emma W. . . . ' Manchester Motor Sales Sandals, Robert G. and Sun 041 Co...... 21,174 (^rossman, Doria-and ^ Cook, Estate of Aaron . Gates, Alexander and 25,365 57,^7 Sind Maree R ...... 16,263 Leonard, Eleanor ...« Briarwood Heights, Inc. 28.160 son, Alice M ...... 30,844 48,204 Johnson, George S. and Manchester Savings and iD'Connor, Roberta M. • 18,652 Dorothy H...... Sun Oil Co. of the State David ...... 12,574 g a l . Cook, Jennie L ...... Eleanor M...... 22,569 64,073 Trane Manufacturing, Broman Realty Corp. .. 33,965 Guinipero, Frank J., Beeehler, Linnm B. . . . 16,249 23,245 Gaor, Robert L. and Elaine G...... Loan Assoc., Inc. . . . Odd Fellows Bldg. 'Assn., Sknty, Francis J. and Inc...... of New Jersey ...... 23 Cormier, Henry J. atjd 15,494 Browne, Leon R. and . Frances A. and { BeechliBr, Sherwood A. Natalie E...... 23,845 Johnson, Gladys J. .... 27,472 Mancheeter Steel Co., Inc...... 74;S37 ' Mary C. ...;...... 15,160 Trapuzzano, John and Sweeney, Harry D. and BANTLY OIL Ida C. and Jones, Baillargeon, Arthur J. 21.820 Louis A...... L. 12,615 and Austin D...... 22,060 Geissler, Leora H...... 33.263 Johnson, Nieols Arthur The ...... ;...... Oflara, Victor E.I and Sass, Anna ...... 20,993 , Lidia ...... Miriam ...... 17 I .i\)r \\^ i\c. 1 Begg, Ross H. Jr. and Robert W. and Paul­ Burnham Estates, Inc. 40,865 Sycamore Corn, of Gunver Manufacturing Genoveai, Vincent A. and W „ Jr. and Niels Ar­ Manchester Water* Co., Ellen E...... !-...... 17,522 Sault, Harry F. and ' Treat, Clifford A. Caiini, Eugene P. and Wilma J...... 17,626 ine F...... 17,043 thur W. The ...... Olmstead, Alan H.j 'and Fannie i ...... America, T%e ...... 192 Co...... 47.279 \ 11(1 1; I Correntl, Mary ■... Josephine M...... 15,355 19,842 and Eleanor R ...... 15,630 Olive B...... 19.340 Belflort William E. and 15,770 Gerard, John J. and - Johnston, Annette S. and Manella, Alexanderl F. Catherine ;E. .. J...... 17,579 Ravings Bank of Man­ niompson, Gordon A. Gustafson, Lillian 0,140 Brewed only Cottage Homes, Inc. .. Treat, Gertrude M. ...^ $4,845 Laura A ...... 17,240 60,498 Evelyn P...... Thomas H., Jr...... and _Anna Marie .,.. Otmated, Mary S. ...:.. 16,200 chester ...... 120,353 Tricarico, Elena C. Cheney, Eatete of and Joy A: ...... 15,878 IS I MIt, I', II 9 -1S95 Covey, Charles H. and 15.094 23,073 Katherine Bell ...... 31,610 in Milwaukee.. . Naturally! DOUBLE S & H GREEN STAMPS^ Bell, Laura C...... 18,000 Gerich, Olin ...... 19,660 Jutras, Joseph Roger Manner, Frank ...... 36,864 Olson, C. Henry: Mathl- Savino, William J. and and Leonard ...... 19,818 Tlireaher, Ruby K. .... 10,803 H Lucille N...... 20,218 Chutter, George A ...... 10,169 R O C I V I U f c JR 6 -3 2 7 1 • ON ANY PURCHASE OF THESE ITEMS ' ^ Bellw, Raymond and Getrewlch, Richard and . and Dorothy C...... Maple ^treet Corp. . . . ason, Esther and Har­ Marie A ...... 22, 73 , .Tide Water Rralty Co. . 78,658 Hale, J. W. Corp.. T h e.. 101,975 Cowell, Ralph E. and 46,062 ol Trivigno, James■ ...... 31^450 Clark, Abraham and Doria ...... 15.450 Stygar, Jacob ...... 20,267 jyikka, Oliver B. and Markham; l^arren C. ry and Tilden, Henry Schaeffer, Albert and Trotter, Dolores M. .... 49,443 Tremarco Corp...... 44,300> Hamilton, Hugh R...... 6,465 ONE'WEEK ONLY Olga W...... 28.289 W. and Rachel A...... Rose ...... 15.055 B Raymond C. and Second Center! Street Farmers Exchange .. '26.040 (Mancheeter Me­ Johnson, Edwin A ...... 34,950 LU i'«BER iI DeCiantis, Anthony F. 22,043 an^ Shirley Fraser .. 20,877 Keefe, Herbert and Mayer, Henry J. and Esther ...... ;...... 22.07$ Eib, Ernest and PsuUns 20,651 morial Oo.) ...... 6,460 Jurgn, Leo and Rosen­ U.990 MUm OMwantoe $195 Down Bon Ami _ iDorothy W. .. i ,. Corp...... I ...... 71,528 Uriano, Patsy P. , and '‘t DeCiantis, Anthony F. Goldberg, Barbara .... 17,417) Eleanor M...... 20,635 Elsie M...... 15,978 Paries, Robert H. SM. 841 Corporation, The . . 95,539 Xlcar Auto Parts, Ine... 8AS7 thal, Morton ...... 14,135 ' 43b., Iqie, 395,888 and Crescent E...... 31,649 Goldstein, Jules and Second Main Street . _ Mary J, - j 23,785 e Keeney, Chailotte. T. .. 28,809 Mayer, Ursula K...... 16.819 Anna ...... Corp., The ...... Ellsworth Equities,' AUled ifold and Chi i tos .... 284M DeClanUs, Mary ...... 19,819 Rhoda P, ...... 16,460 Keeney, Howard E. and Mellen, George A. and Inc. 33,628 Engineeriiit Co.; Inc. . 31850 K LUMBER — MILLWORK — MASiONS SUPPUES f ...... 23,647 Decker, Nevin F. end Parmakian, Levon and Sedlacek, -Anna M...... 26,134 GoodstlM, Lena ...... 45,768 Hilda F...... 15,801 Alice M...... 15,765 '-'Louise F ...... J... 17,876 Eiu;lsndr Gsrtriids A., Allied Prlntinf Services, K. F. and D. Ifehufaetur- _ _ Mary J...... 10,852 Seelert, Emil Herman Gorman, Annabelle, Keeney I UlUan J ...... 33,026 Melley, James A. and Partridge, John A. 32,146 and Arthur Emil . . . 'm istee fbr Louise C. Inc...... ing Co., I n c ...... $l,tS3 BOLAND MOTORS 2 MAIN STRjEET — 16,381 Valluzzi, Roes M...... 36,645 17,658 DeCormier Motor Sales, Richard H. and Keeney,1 WUmer ...... 16,138 Marnu-et J...... , Jr. ... 72,731 Ansaldl, Andreev Oo^ K a-w ar Cloth Toy Co., 16,141 Inc. • ...... 19,50Q Pastel, Harvey and Seelert, Eatete of Otto Vanderbrook, Bruca W. $0,184 Robert J...... 48,680 Keish, WUllam F. ...« 17J530 Merz, Bridget Agnes . . . 17,188 ' Jane R...... L. Jr. and Esther M. « Baeo Standard Oil Co. . . 153,186 The ...... Inc., T h e ...... $$,760 BERVtOR AND ^UALITY AT NO EXTRA OQeT ’ ^lOuerfeo, Anteline .« «8s047 18,489 and Laura M...... ,, 17,660 HIRBET—Ml $-4M79 Gofman, Jemee J. and Keith, Edith C , W . . Measengar, John O. and PateUi, Joseph and Segal, Frances D...... 21,236 Farley, Frank G. et a] s- 36,083 Apter, Cbuls (R afsl \ Keith, O. E, Furniture Co., FREE EanMATES-^FINANClNO ARRANGED • ^09' DtiteFers, Zhge H. ...« ' M 25S Heles E. ...r :'...... lean's Sli^) ...... U,430 OVER U TfeAlM IN'TSOS SAME LOCAHOM David, Philip and Theresa O...... 18,063 Z|||^liia ...... Sendrowski, 3^>^ca ... 19,684 (OoBttimed m P$g« MEie) VTraedinaA N etlua and Inc., The ...... ST,978 FOUBV

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k A d a y , JULY 7; 1961 n U » T B M MANCHESTER SVENlMa HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCTESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1961 DAILY. CROSSWORD PUZZLE PAGE ELEVEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING pOUSB with MAJOR nOOPLE r; NO T 0 0 0 0 . THlSOUTPrr WILL O rm N ' RESULTS AtREAPVy From the Human Pimt of View > Roy*], UBderwoefl, NolaelsiWi 90SC0 IS90 COSTUME r ib M A K E M ORE < ■ - ■"■■■” ' ;— ^ ------F— ■ First, Last Long Trip U TY HE WON'T RENT YA THAT w o r k ; P E R iV U . Pfwtaiis Punis IBM SMd P o rta l MIOHTHELP..: BUT rrs BETtER'N eM W 6UYM HIS UKLMASOe, WALK OUT TO RHACHBS INTMI',dfRA9 « A a , UiidJIypewrttorB $28 «p MeET THC . MAKIN* NO OOUOH AUASMUFFy, FAVSBiTURS Food and Drink ATALL! AN'RULUiOUrACOAr < •X. MSSEMBY! tMsim W KS'ANOCMANOlii Eichmann Admits Its* ServlM SBARCX'-^X W oNTpNSR On Bike, Says Donahue Bernbe’s O C C A S IO N X T R u r o T O ACROSS S P a i i arti (U OMlRtt.lMim«5CX} TRadooMtabl '______" ' ^ ■ 'fRr 47$ E. Ceater i eOrMn M A m o n - B M p e w t r N o s a Ot4C » |N A eU 6 lN6 5 S I PapoUr SSvriiikiM SIASSSS iMtHMlNDMlBW W llPeR ^ biVBTBM MAKING SHoNBLft WinN S A c lo r Ladd A young Manchester man has passed the half-way hiark ArtACHSDb ARCTM-MO bluni% r ^ SlCtodwroMt a o u s n i o n e d lO R o Pi^ in an arduous cross-country journey he describes as his first T R U E ! ORM / OARSSR/<««44ElttBfO(m\X^ • Con MRldc* llB n ttv firrii BLSON4>iessr lU G iM t X k jn IBVory (ltj\ and last long distance bicycle trip. EV E N WiU.SIK:!<1t)«^ LASCJRARKS/ j THOUOH OM'BMA a iP flfo r Robert Donahue, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donahue AM A M AN CR> :8 S a s ,“ * aS H am e t by I^OMAS A. RKEDY < In direct testimony, Eichmann lU L O O K U S Part aSBraakfart Jertuslom July 7 (A>) — AdoU said he hid out after th# war and °^of 90 Cooper Hill ' St., told ' a RIOICULOUS! Mansfield (Ohio) Newi-Joumal lie CMC darlM laToritM BMchmsnn conceded under rigorous then fled to Argantlna bteguta ha .iT R a r* aSN oteno i felt hia trial would be "political’! reporter, "It’a a terrible grind. I 'iSConeamiiis ' aT T lid it 61 G a ^ . croaa-exunlnatlon today that he rather than legal. The proseentor Hospital Notes would not recommend It to any­ 'SOLwraiatbarS asFMMcntN dsiabtofcrap L _ one. We are completely exhaust^ .SSOeartraj aOMWald .48Antle •arMmaa felt guilty "from the human point brought up this testimony and de SSChbMM aaaet 31 Curved moMBig 47 Ilorida resort B4Rntnnco Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. at the end of each day, ‘SSNaodlaeaM of view” for the death of milliona dared; ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN aS Dinnar CMnaM aaNouioas ^ant for all areas except malemlty Donahue Is traveling with John a s iM t a r SSRegiiletioiio------— 46 Roman date BSVocalM of Jews In' World War IL ‘Toward tha and of tha war you Chesney of Stamford is\ a trip ATHOROUGHLV W lm m en ie a IT WAS LIKE l o o k i n g THE MOON m X>f£ -BUT OF COURSE, RIGHT/ WTRS SSPartngoMa aSBiiut SOOaopetra’e Attorney General Gideon Haua- knew you were being hunted as a where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 sponsored by the UniveiStty of INTOTME FUTURE HAD A VERY AD­ WE KNEW THAT/^fiAAHl NASTY INDIVIDUAUl WEU.RID eoloinr ' river war crim inal and that is why you 'to. 8 p.m.; and private rooms AND BRtUJAMTTO HIM/ MBibUeal MOW ner took up the croaa-examinatlon Vermont medical school. Donahue IK«TEAD OF BAO« VANCED OUURC AOOUAINTED / WHAT A , 1 1 Ift IT r a n ." is a senior and CHiesney a recent -TQ4-MIUJ0N YEARS! IN IHOSE LAST AS WE WBU£ V THE (ONTOF SSVanatiaii 1 r " r r after Eichmahn completed hia di­ where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. official ‘ 1 didn't know they were looking graduate. DAV8 OF THBR j, WITHOJCV' I STUPiDrrY/ ln " (T rect testimony with a plea that Is­ for me aa a war criminal,” Xich< Visitors are requested not to DYING WORLD-J TWENTY-fOUR/i S T A b tea a IT rael understand that Hitler's dicta­ Latest reports put the cyclists aatokipOT raann replied. "All membera of the smoke In patient’s rooms. No more sohiewhere in western Iowa or S S V a M U U w 15" III IT torship forced him against his will Gestapo were looked for by tha than two visitors at one time, per ' — ~~y— AlBkiLm’a Into the program of exterminating eastern Nebraska. 11 American occupying authority and patient. W" 9 Europe's Jews. I took an assumed name like hun­ Donahue said they expect to "Do you confess to being an ac­ make better time as they got into B" dreds of thousands of others.” Patients Today: 22(> the flat farm land. They expect 4 6 ----- complice in the murder of milliona Hausner concluded the day's a d m i t t e d YBSTBRDAy: ULTRA 148 Oriental eola of Jeiyk?" Hausner ’ demanded li| session by asking: • ed to average about 100 miles per .49IndolenM| Frederick Hesse, 9 Johnson Ter.; day, but so far are onl.y. averaging (X1^6'RCAiO/TO oiiv of hia first questions. "When you were in the /Ges­ Raymond Brienkowski, Wapplng; j s s s t ^ H" tapo) service in 1M7 you saw the 80. He attributes this to the 6 7 S d l ‘"That I cannot admit," Eich­ Mrs. Eileen ..Plodzik, Hartford; mountains of New York and Pern- mann replied. "So far as personal Jew as an opponent? Is that true? SSAngm ent IT 41 Mrs. Luella Haberern, 36 Durkin sylvanla. 60 J o t. - 1 guilt is concerned, so far as my As far back as 1R37?" Straughan demonstrates mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on "victim” Peter Beckwith, a fireman, as S t; Mrs. Charlotte Blow, Vernon; S lO U iH w iM McCkx>e supervises operationa at SalUr’a PooL Ufeguards Ronald .Wabrek and Miss June Seipel as­ Both said they are worried about VT participation is concerned, I must “Yes, I saw them as opponent!," Mrs. Constance Hodgkins, North Utah and Nevada where the tem­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER isanoiGii nMiih point out that I do not consider my­ Eichmann said. "But may I add an sist by covering the "victim" with a blanket (Herald photo ^ ^ tem ia). HEARING AID a s Fart of ipeodi ✓ Coventry; Hugh I/.- Lennon, 153 perature will soar and towns are M P o p w — M O , self guilty from the legal point of explanation of why I do so? lienox St.; Wayne Alexander, 5 few and far apart. The travel lot severe hearing losses O S U f ^ a r e a view. I was only receiving and car­ regarded the Jaws as opponents ■ f Berger Hd., Rockville; Angello w lA J u through the western states will be PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER d ifld rying out orders. If the Jews who but not aa opponents who must be HartfordMan Scavetta, Wapplng; Georgb Thay­ confined to early morning and e S T id r u HST were deported by me found their exterminated. . . . opponents for er, 155 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. Doris DOWN IJ Demonstration Set Tuesday evening. ALL ^ HOW COME THE' death, then the legal aspect has to whom a mutually fair solution Remmey, 219-McKee S t; Barbara The cyclists took a break In . IPIataaa U Dies in Store NEW_ ALWAVS HAS IT BT be examined.” must be found.. .putting soil under Wiser, Vefhon; Edward Moran, Mansfield at the home of Mr. and VOU’RE . TO WALK ON THF ,giUL-V- ^ a iu t a i "Will the accused please refrain their feet, soil of their own and I 102 Benton St,; Gregory Man- SCltrnifndt 88 tt On Mouth4o-Mouth Rescue Lewis A. Merkln, 59, of 127 Mte. James H. Boyd Jr. While SUPER R r — £D TO VMALK OUTSIDESj 4Sbarper o r from speeches and answer my was working toward that aolution chuck, 107 Pine . S t: James there they spoke at a luncheon • Vm iMselo Aesr R to bsSeee M THE OUTS\DE! SCtetBt M itt quesUon yes or no," Hausner de­ joyfully. I cooperated In (Staining Adams. S t, Hartford, died sudden' Stoughton, 20 Prospect St, Rock­ given them. They also appeared clared. "My question is not a legal such a solution gladly and joyfully. - Tha newest and "positiveiy'Amay be arranged at homes by ly yesterday of a heart attack in ville; Mrs. Edith Tyler, 8 Wash­ pn television. eP eenM tor MtatoadtaR pan* Such a solution was approved in­ most affective rescue 'breathing c^ u n ju n y member of the group quesUon. You, in your own hearL Farr’a Soda Shop, 111 O nter St., ington St., Vernon; Mrs. Marjorie Donahue reports everything Is loesRe^rc^L do you find yourself guilty as an side Jewish circles." technique will be-demonstrated to Other'Jeaders in the drive to in­ Fish, Suffield; Sophia Riela, 36 going fine. 'They have had beds here. • Tone conM adjueto to xMt BY FRANK O’NEAL accomplice to the murder of mil­ Before adjourning until Monday, the public Tuesday night at Man- struct residents in the lifesaving Birch Sth Gall Kidney, Griffin and meals given to them by fam­ youf IsUMdeal ase4% SHORT RIBS lions of XewB? Yes or no." Landau announced that tha court cbeMer’a fin e s t swimming pool. Police administered oxygen, but concept are Joseph McCooe, a town Rd., Rockville; Sharon Vlbberts, ilies along their route. They have • Lower bailery costs beMer "Yes,.'from the human point of would return to two aeaBiena daily A public demonstration of dreman and chairman o f the 22 failed to revive the man. Dr. John 45 Delmont St.; Ronald Trexler, 30 also slept in “jails, museums and betlsry soonowy, view because I was guilty in car­ next week. During Elehmann's de­ mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, in­ first aid instnsetors of .the Man­ Prlgnano, assistant medical ex­ Goslee Dr. firehouses,” Donahue said in a re­ rying out the implementation,” fense the trial was limited to cluding both direct contact breath­ chester Red Cross; and Mrs. Elaine aminer, pronounced him dead. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A cent post card to his mother from • Hear ttleplwfw cewereaRwe.. Eiichmann said. morning sessions. ing astd mouth-io-airway r^ival Sweet, 627 Center St. secretary of Merkln, a junk dealer, had been daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Sheraton, Iowa, ' more deariy—Plione Megaet Hausner asked Eichmann what Before the start of the prosecu­ through use of a plastic tube, is the Manchester, Red Cross office. loading his truck for three hours Fay, 1014 E. Middle Tpke.; a son When they can’t find lodging, toeueee In on tolsptMne een* he meant by taylng once he would tion’s cross-examinatibn, the form­ scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at The June issue of "Fire En­ before entering the store. He com­ to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Spellacy, they sleep out. Each has camp­ vers4llons...eNs*iMtee *n- gladly jump into the grave know­ er Gestapo officer told the special Salter's Pool bn Lydall St. gineering” magazine reported that plained that he felt ill and . fell | to Hebron. ing equipment with t)iem. It is SMnfed beckflromd noleee. ing that "five million enemies of Israeli tribuAal: 'T had no luck." The American Red Cross In- “More than 85,000 pools were built the floor.- BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to limited to 30 lbs. each. the Reich" had died. Eichmann said society is Ikound etructors group, members o f the in the United States last year and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cormier, 113 Donahue told of one incident BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Foee of Belch together in a systmi whereby a Town Fire Department, the Civil around 340,000 pools, more than West St.; a daughter to Mr. and where they asked a farmer tf they Eichmaim insisted that he did state exists on orders and obedi' Defense organiation, and the rec­ half of them residential, were In Mrs. James Hennessy, ThraU Rd., could camp on hia land. “No,” re­ HER8 lOiRO-* not refer to Jews but to "the foe reation department will present use during 1960. Firemen Put Out Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and plied the farmer. But he added CMON, ence and could never survive on HBARIMKI AIDS L E T S G O IS which was storming the gates of "Spies andytraitors alone". the education program, made more "By the riieer weight of num­ Mrs. Arthur Gerlch, 53 School St. there were two beds in his home I the capital of the Reich.” "He who has a good sovereign vital because of ^tensive swim­ bers alone," the magazine report­ Car Motor Blaxe DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: to which the two cyclists were wel­ C m k x x i hrtoi M A ffirt In reply to a query from presid­ to lead him is lucky,” said Eich­ ming during the summer months ed, “ the incidence of pool accidents Donna Marie Damaachi, Wapping; come. ing Judge Moshe Landau, Eich­ mann. "I had no luck. The head of and the increasing number of pri­ requiring fire service rescue will _The motor of a car driven by Mrs. Greta Coyle, 143.Hollister S t; The two hope to arrive in San reach a greater proportion in mann repeated that “ What I said my state ordered these deport!' vate swimming pools in Manches­ Mrs. Harry Basklnd of 206 Lydall Moreland Lord Jr., Vernon. Francisco in three weeks. They QUINN'S has been completely distorted.” ' ter. The program is the first of its 1961.” DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. have a letter of Introduction from tions (of the Jews to the dee;^ St. caught fire early yesterday af­ d u m . "Did you not regard the Jew as camps) and my task was to carry kind in Connecticut. "Fire Engineering” reported Emily Lleber, 136 Prospect St., Mayor .Ring of Burlington, Vt., to PHARMACY an enemy, as an opponent of the out these orders from ths top.’' "If We can save jUst one child’s that the Los Angeles County Fire ternoon at Main and Pearl Sts. Rockville: Mrs. Josephine S. Panl- the mayor of San Frapclsco. Department presented a public ed­ Phone Ml $-4186 Reich?” the prosecutor demand­ Conoepta of Law life by mouth-to-mouth resusitatlbn, Town fire department Co. 2 an­ eZko, 54 Spring St., Rockville; $78 BIAIN STREET ed. ‘T want an answer without any we have accomplished a great ucation pro^am , similar to the swered the'cali and quickly put out Allan Bettinger, Hebron; Joanp About two-fifths of all known He refused to plead guilty Manchester program, recently buU in IL” "legally" but ha said from an deal,” said Sedrick Straughan as­ the blaze. Damage was slight. O’Brien, Wapping. insects are beetles. "After . the declaration of tha sistant fire chief of the Town Fire war, 1 did see the Jews as foes of "ethic^” viewpoint he certainly was guilty. Department and first aid instructor. the Reich. But I didn't see the He calls the technique "positively RKo:«.ik Jews as foes of the Reich in the "The (legal) guilt is to be borne by those responsible for the po­ the most effective method" to re­ a n «i *t ML way I expressed myself at the end litical deeleion to order deporta­ vive victims of smoke inhalation, o f the war. I regarded the arch electrocution, drowning, and ' any T-7 foes as the Red army storming tions,” Eichmann said. But *Talk about eltWashlone*—Janle'e parents stitl think "ethically, in one’s attitude form of choking. an album it aomothlng you keop snapahots in!" Berlin and the American Air The program-will be attended by JUDD S A ^ S BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD o O < 5 Force." toward oneself, the sense of guilt applies to concepts above the law. all Manchester’s lifeguards. Includ­ I T KNOW Aa Hausner persist^ in his ed in the demonstration will be a questioning and ,Ei'chmann Here I condemn myself and con­ 40-minute film, "Breathing Tech­ qulrmed, the court loom audience tinue to examine myself. I try to niques." Eighth District Fire Chief RFTy POUARSTXXJ argue with myself. In conclusion, SSM AWFUaY NUX, LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON stinre^ with noisy 'reactions and John M en, who is also CD director, AW3.TERRai., B O -. Landau cracked dovm with an or­ I beg to say here I have regrets arranged presentation of the film der for Silence. and condemnation about this ex­ through C3vll Defense, Even In his direct testin|ony, the termination of the Jewish people, Straughan said the program will •x-Geatapo colimel admitted he ordered by the German rulers. be especially valuable to mothers felt "ethical responsibility” for the "I was a tool in the hands of the of young children who. In general, deportation to death of six million strong and powerful and in the "do not understand" that many In­ hands of fats itself, which knows fant deaths attributed tp suffoca­ Jews. . But he denied he was le­ no mercy.” gally guilty. " tion are actually caused by chok­ ‘The g i^ t Is to be borne by Tli« court, the proMcuUon and ing. the audience were iwld sUmoet Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation Is those responsible tor the political the most Immediately effective decision to order deportations,” opellbound as Eichmann gave the method to save a child from chok­ Eichmann added, in summing up Carefully - enunciated deecription ing. tStraughan said. He said many his defense against Israel's charge of his "true feelings." mothers who have lost children B. C. BY-JOHNNY HART he was responsible for the po­ He said under the system be joined in 1092 aa a Nasi street through choking were unfamiliar groms. with the technique, and wasted BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE HE DIDNT PAV HIS AIR BILL The man who headed the 9csta- Ulster rising thipugh the ranks W HATS WITH HIM f 'to high office in tlie SB, he had to precious minutes of their child's L A S T W E E K . po'a Jewish affairs section __ —- obey or die. life by telephoning for help. When THE TROOn so our TD -X throughout the war retunied to help came, it was too late, he said. this theme when the prosecution Generals might feign sickness ' MUKr DOW KTUCGUKRIUA&i ------i— ^ or get transferred to other jobs, Straughan said all fire engines in T brought up the Nuemburg trial of SEE US BEFORE YOU Bl|Y r he continued, but lieutenant Manchester are equipped with major Nazi war criminala. colonels like himself eould only plastic' resuacitatbr^ which are Hauaner asked Eichmann if be kill themselves to escape orders. used fpr victims above two yeara 0 eonaldered juat the death aeU' He tried 'to divorce himself ;£rom tences handed down at Nuernberg of age. P the job o f traastwrtlng the Jews The assistant fire chief said the ^'IDE CHOICE OF MODELS AND COLORS AT # SAVINGS to Msurshal Hermann Goerlng and to destruction, but he never suc­ Karl Frank, Nasi overlord in instructora’ group plans to present s ceeded, he Insisted. - demonstrations throughout the. m Czechoslovakia, for thei^r role in summer at private swimming ___^ ' the killing of Jews. I While Eldimstm had repeatedly pleaded "superior , ordsns” , it -was pools in Manchester. Appointments LOW, LOW PRICES AND TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADE-IN Never Antt-Hemlte the first time he had laced into the n "Yes, since they were people 77 4 ^ Nazi regime. Aut he never once who gave orders they had to bear used the word "Nazi" nor dhL.he Sim M LY A aiERRiaA l e a p s fr o m TIlEm L SItASS, f e u s t h e U A P lH fl SOLDER WITH responsibility," Eichmann said. call Hitler by name. Pipaidalilr . AM ApgTS ...A T WS MATH CRY, HlD)EHTSbYfiUI»IHSMmLY RAKE TtteFOLlOWBieTIlOO^ MORTY MEBKLE BY DICK CAVALLI "They had to take the conse­ Judge Benyamin Halsvy ex­ quences.” tracted from Eichmann a clesu* UsmI Rtffrisaraiors BY LANK LEONARP WELL, le THE r HIT A 'HOAAE V . . IT BROKE TH E BiG O eST mens When the prosecutor told the admission that he knew some of m ic k e y FINN B A LL tSAAAE OVER RUN?UNTHAT 6 e T A y -STDRE WINDOW THAT EVER - former Gestapo colonel, "You the Jews he was sending!to con­ A U tE A D ^ ? HOW NEWAUL-TIAAE were always strictly antl-semlte" ^ Overhauled and Tested ' IT*S THAT GIRL, PNIL...MISS HUGHES/ OOTBROKaM ON centration camps would be klllsd. THE ONE WHO CAME IN AND tP IP V D U P O ? RecroRo. GLENWOOOAVENUe Eichmann replied; "In accordance with orders, I FAINTED/ "I was never an antl-semite. I had to send the transports to tbs was a very tough nationalist. I camps," he said. 'T I m v part of Potterton's have confessed to that. I have thosa deported would'i>a killed in -• L never disputed that." tha camps." ISO Oenter Sfcr-Coi, of CBuroli

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.• V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANC^TER, (26^^.', FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN ^^"ItelLIIiEZE. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALII, MANCRBSTBR, OONM« ERTOAY, JULY T, 1961 Program to Identify Players THE Herald Angle Stafford Bolster Yank Mound Staff By Football Giants in Deal EARL YOST H u r l S h u to u i Club Finalists irt *60 Sport SiAwduto I Sports Editor N«w York, July 7 (/P)—^ Walton, 25, will *be used as aP ‘This adds a quarterback to our tight” end. Ih e former Pittsburgh squad who can run with the ball. Wilis in Last Today Is' Player swapping in the Na> star, a six-footer weighing 185,- R ^ch also is consideiod a ' fine ers Teac'hers vs.' Pagani’t, 8:16. Big Difference Winning and Losing tipnal Football League moved pulled in 83 paM s for 1,302 yards pimter and has had crmsiderable Paired in First Round Robertson. mio the mid-summer sports and 11 touchdowns during his stay experience as a safety man in pro­ What a different* two years—and a winning ball (ilub— Two Outings Ciyitan va. Methodist, 6:16, Charter Oak. spotlight in a big way today with the Redskins. fessional football." three-game sweep against lasto, p ir a t e s - CUBS — Roberto makes. One thing ie for sure, last year's finalistsuin' the Man­ Coach Sherman Instructed both Roach, six-foot-four, sparkled at New 'York, 3n\y,^ T Clemente drove In five runs with Two years ago, Bob Scheffing was a “bum"’ in the minds Nasslff’s vs. Manor, 6, Oval. after the New York Giants [dace PltoadelpWa with a T-6 vlc- New Ybrk, July 7 (JF)—'The ALUMNI LEAGUE chester Country Club championship cannot meet this time Ponticellt's va. Naasiff'a, -6:10, plucked two prise plume from the Podoley and Walton to report to Southern Methodist and broke into Cineimihti’g -ve^''‘not Reds, tory, five hits, one a two-run homer. In of many Chicago Cub fans, and in the front offi<*e as well. As for the title. Defending champion Stan Hilinski, who will Washington Redekins in a three- camp at Fairfield, Conn., with the pro football with the Cards In 1956 rolling along 'Inth a three- the opener for the Pirates, then a result, after a seventh ‘and- af New' York Yankees, who sel­ Effectively executing a squeeze Charter Oak. early group ^July 17 when Giant when he played defense and com­ added two hits In the nightcap for dom have grown their own bunt despite the fact that he waa be seeking an unprecedented fourth crown, has been pitted ■F&P vs. Bantly’’s, 6:10, Keeney. team deal also involving the Dal­ gama lead in the Natibnal DODOEB8-OABOS— The Dodg­ a 7-for-9 day that boosted hie av­ fifth place finish In hla first two knocked flat on hie beck by the against Elnar Lorentzen, whom he?> Sears vs. PAF, 6, Waddell. las ' Cowboys. rookieg will launch the training piled a 40.8-yard punting average. League race after winning six ers collected a dosen'hlts, all but years as manager, Scheffing was pitchers, in recent years, sud­ ontnehtog runner from third baae, met in last year's 36-hole final. In In all, the Giants-Redskin^-Cow- grind. Roach, now^ 28, won, the Cardg’ erage 14 points to .351. That’s sec­ given a pink slip when the Bruins Sr.. T. 8tf*pamiki vn J. Lavinio. R. Mc­ Nassiff's vs. Auto, 6, Buckley. In push into Los Ange* two of them stogies, and five ot- ond only to Cub Gtoorge Ajtman’s denly have come up with a Jim Horvath brought home what the first round of play to this Cann Vi M. Anderson, R. Fahey va Aceto'e vs. Ansaldi’e, 6, Ver­ boys deal Involved eight players, Gihnts owner Jack Mara said starting quarterback' assignment aanied runs agiunst. the Cards, remained in fifth place in 1959 peach of - a pair in Roland proved to be the winning rune in year’s championship flight. J. MeskiU. P. Oarvey va J. Grezel. the big trade bringing ends Jim Po- i^PodoIey and Walton are the men last year. He completed 87 of 188 to* tonlglit for a twi-nlg^t double* .366. Bob Friend (9-9) waa the Today the -graying, klnky-halred planck. that opens a four-game turning a 2-0 lead into a rout with first-game winner, although allow­ Sheldon and Bill Stafford. .And the Green Manor's 5-4 victory over the For the first time in several THIRD FLIGHT Sunday, July 9 '-^.Mey and Joe Walton to New York Sherman has been after me to get. passes for 1,423 yards and 17 a seven-run third inning against former catcher is the toast ot the Elks at Charter Oak Park laat E. McNamara v« M. Willev. R. Mc­ Podoley has tremendous *tnd showdown with the almoct ae hot, ing 11 hits. Dick Ellsworth (8-6) town, not in Chicago,' but in De­ two kids couldn't have come along .years there' looms the possibility Namara va H. Gryk, W. Peck va P. Legion va. Cromwell, 2:30' Mt. frootWashington. touchdowns. loser Bob MUler (1-8), and reliev­ night to 'the fourth game. Groobert, E. Bloviah va R. Thompaon. Walton not only can go get the ball second place Dodgers. lost it. troit where hle'Tigera are, at the at a better time.. of a father and son match'tn the Nebo. ATYhe same time, the Cleveland Since last year, the Cards ob­ This is only the second West er Mauiy McDermott. Righthand­ The two righthanders, fattening The acore was deadlooked 3-all R. Armalrong va H. Carvey. T. Hlrka Browns announced acquisition of but is a fine blocker." tained Sam Etcheverry, who er Don Drysdale (7-6), never a ' The Cuba nailed the second gams moment, leading the pack of 10 finals. ' Stan Hilinski III, son of va F. DugKan. A. Pe.rron va P. Dulelle, Monday, July 10 .Coast visit of the year tar the with a four-run second Inning on a slimmed staff, what with Bob at the time and the Manormen had the 1960 title holder who also M. Sibrinsz va W. Prei^burn. quarterback JMut Roach from St. To obtain the pair, the Giants played nlnj seasons for Montreal loser in July since the Dodgers set rlubs in the American League base runners on. second and third. Pagani's v.s. B. A.'s, 6:16, Nebo. dealt Washing^ton placekicking Rede, whd trail the Dodgers 4-5 home runs by Dick Bertell and A1 race. Turley In a slump and Ralph Terry claimed the crown In 1956 and rOI'RTH FLIGHT Mai VS: Methodists, 6:15, Charr Louis in a player exchange that in the Canadian League. Etch­ In the season series. The last time up camp In Los Angeles, won his ailing, were stung as relievers Each took off on the pitch which L. Wood Vi D. Dowd. G. Davia va J. . sent halfback Prentice Gautt and specialist John Aveni, rookie end Heist off one-time nemesis Wllmer 1957, la in the opposite bracket Handley. V. Aproatlnelll va J. Zannelt. ter Oak. everry Is expected to quarterback they set foot in the coliseum they second this month tnth a five-bit­ AH it took was a winning ball when Detroit regained first place Horvath bunted safely and both and conceivably could meet his rookie end Tax Anderson -to the Jerry Daniels of Mississippi > and the Cardinals when • 1961 action ter. He walked four, struck out Mixell (4-7).,It was MlzeU’s sixth club to change Scheffing's fortunes scored while Horvath, lying flat Handley, V. ARoatinelH va J. Zannettl, Ponticelli's . vs. -Naaslffa, 6, r,'- defensive halfback Dave Whitsell.' were etumbUng on sn eight-game straight defeat. Glen Hobble (6-9) by beating New York in Tuesday’s Dad for all the marbles if they Whalen. C. Vamey va F. Connorton. N. Oval. Cv'dinals. begins. toeing skid and they dropped three seven and had a three-hit shutout as a skipper. ■ second game. But . both hustled on hla back, waa thrown out at Smiley va B. Bengaton, R. Peck v.a J. Giants’ Coach Allie Sherman The Giants had acquired Aveni Coach Frank (Pop) Ivy of the untU the ninth toning. was the winner. He gave up seven both scramble through I their re­ M elley. Manor vs. PonticelU’s, 6:15, In a row to the Dodgers. That hits, one a home run by Dick Groat Just how long the honeymoon back as starters and now have the first baae. spective brackets. promptly said after the trade: from the Chicago Bears and Cardinals said he believed Gautt, • * * As it turned out they were the FIFTH FLIGHT Charter Oak. Whitsell from the Minnesota Vik­ was in April. In the fourth. will last remains In doubt. Yankees within a half-game of the (Other former champions in the J. Crockett va P. Zerlo. R. MrComh A*I vs. F&P, 6:15, Keepey. ■*'Podoley and Walton will im­ 23, first Negro to play football at Now, the Reds, riding on top REDS ■ GIANTS t- The Reds top in American league race. winning tallies. The BSka rallied for field in addition to Hilinski aie va J. Alolaio. !I. Tnrkinglon va E. Dlk, prove the club. They're young and ings in trades only last week. the University Of Oklaihoma, would "Scheffing would be elected a run in the fifth but Bruce Cappa W. Simbeon—Bye. P&F v.s. Optical, 6, Waddell. 'Washington needed Aveni be­ slnoe June 16, have won seven of mayor in Detroit if elections were And they’ve done it by giving Lee Terry, Art Wilke Jr. and Doc fast and Podoley will give us a help the Cardinals as an offensive their last eight after aweeping a the Yankee staff its first consecu­ came on in relief and fanned seven McKee. Terry put back-to-back breakaway pass receiver who can cause their No. l^lacekicker. Bob beck. Anderson was drafted two Uef SM Stu Miller Jo r a decisive, blew 3-0 end 5-26-2 leads, then came held today and he was on the tick­ of the eight batters he retired to Khayat, has undergone ttyo stom­ two-game eet at San Francisco from behind against the Phils and et,” veteran D e tro it baseball tive, complete game- shutouts in titles in«1958 and 1959 while Wil­ go all the way." years ago and plaved at Clleorgia with a 3-2 declrion yeqterday. Tito seventh-inning run on Frank Rob­ more than two year?. preserve the victory for starter kie took It in 1948 and McKee tn- Ooee for Distance ach operations and may ikA play Tech in 1660. ' Dodgers made it six out of seven inson's triple and a single by Gus losing reliever Don Ferrarese (1-6) writer Sam Green told me in New Andy Ruganis. British Open Record Score the coming season. with two runs in the seventh in­ York on July 4. “I have never, seen Sheldon, 24, started it with a umphed in 19,50. Undoubtedly, it was Podoley's Ivy described Gautt as a "fine with a 10-1 win against St. Louie Bell. Southpaw Jim OTpolp (7-7), four-hit, 6-0 job on Cleveland Ply'aing well for the losers were Among sonrie of the other top ability to go the distance that The Giants sent rookie kicker ball carrier and an exceptionally tost night, giving Johnny Keane, wlnless In hie last four starts, shut ning. A squeeze bunt by pinch-hit­ such baseball interest in Detroit Bill Troy and Rich Hansen. caught the eye of the Giant brass. Allen Green., from Mississippi and ter Frank Thomas brought In the in the 40 years that I have cov­ W ednes^y. JOHNXY KEANE threats from the younger ran'xs Predicted^ Palmer Favorite good«-:blocker" and • Anderson as who replaced Solly Hemua as Card out the Giants on three hits until And Stafford, 22, kept it up with Manor 930 200 0—5 6 0 of players to addition to Hilinski The six-foot, two-inch, 205-pounder a high 1962 draft choice to Dallas. "an outstanding rookie prospect, the seventh inning, when Uiree eln- clincher. Johnny Antonelll, 0-4 in ered the Tlgera as there la-today," Elks 080 010 0—4 3 3 manager earlier in the day, a ipiigh the American League with Oeve- near perfect two-hitter against III are Joe Segal, Dick Keir, who starred at Cential Michigan The Cowboys, in turn, shuttled of­ either as an offensive end or a line­ debut. glae scored a rim, and gave up a he added. . Ruganis, Cappa" (5) and Lodge; Winning Baseball Wayne Reynolds and Roger Poe. can fill the role either at end or fensive end Fred Dugan to the backer.” ninth-inning homer by Ed Bailey. land, won it in relief by facing just Scheffing is no better manager the Indians for a 4-0 victory last Hansen and Troy. ’ Blrkdale. England, July 7 (>P) —^^Palnier la.ss W as Big Gain pennant predictions, and that goes Here ’n There winning 3-0 at Boston, on the the St. Louis Cardinals, said to­ da.v are from 8:58 a.m. to 10:01 "And Arnold Palmer could be England, in 1958. for the fine Detroit writers that the first two innings. and 11:14 until nooh. Starting Got a chuckle out of the wire re­ eight-hit pitching of 'Pliil Regan Tom Minor paced the winners day: the one to do it," said the 25-year- Palmer tops a 16-man challenge cover the doings of the Bengals lease regarding Bobby Knight of and Terry Fox. Baltimore missed "I am most concerened right times open Sunday are between old South African, "Arnie is play­ from the United States. British HOT BALL—Third baseman Gene Freese of Cincinnati For Baseball -in Schwall Case from February to October. Hartford who has signed with the with a single and double Frank now in winning a few ball games. 8:58 in the morning until 10:01. ing this course extremely well." . bookies, who lay'odds on smy- It would be refreshing for base­ chance to snatch third place Kopcha, Bob Parmaklan and The second named player in the finds out that San Francisco Giants’ Jim Davenport’s Los Angeles Jets of the American, from Cleveland when the Orioles George Bychoski all had two hits "I don't think there is anything Player and Palmer, of Latrobe, thlng from tiddlywinks to the Ep­ Pro^ Gridders Prepare hot ground ball is just coming too fast to get a hold of ball to have the Tigers,-, a second Basketball League. The report were beaten 1-0 a t Washington by seriously wrong that we can’t cor­ following pairings are to contact Pa.. — the leading money winners som Derby, make -Palmer the fa­ Boston UP — Don Schwall to a division club a year ago, with a apiece also for the Bankers with the first to arrange for their vorite at 5-2 with Player at 3-1. during seventh Inning of yesterday’s game in San Fran- s'aid he starred, at Shaw University Dick Donovan’s four-hitter. .The the latter collecting three RBI’s. rect — and we might do it over match. of the American circuit — prac­ tall, studious young man who de­ freshman manager and three-quv- in Raleigh, N.C. The Negro hoop- Chicago White Sox defeated Kan­ night." ticed together over the 6,844-yard Then they are ready to offer long -cisco. Davenport got a single out of the hit. The Reds c id e to play some semi-pro base­ ters of the infield first year men as Joe Savino and Harry Case both CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT odds against almost' any (itlier ster never played college ball,, in sas City 4-3, with Ekirly Wynn had two hits each for losers. Keane, who signed a contarct S. Hilinski vs E. Ixirmtirn. Al Gay- layout and both have shot sub-par For Long Season A^eiid won 3-2. (AP Photofax.) ball one summer In between col­ regulars, meeting the National fact he never played high ‘school for the remainder of this year and rounds, with Palmer chalking up a player. Thomson Is third favorite, AMERICAN LEAGUE League champions in ' the World gaining his 291st career victory, Htfd. Nat...... 320 600 0-9-13-3 son vs H. Eich, L. Tsrry vs R. Kerr. W. L. Pet. 0 3 . lege semesters. ball, turning pro at the tender age and the Los Angeles Angels, win­ 1962, stepped up from his Cardinal J. Sp» 1 vs E. TrayRls. B. Carlson vs 69 yesterday. Par for the course and he's listed at 8-1. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE , Do'oyle Parrack, basketball coach Series. A*I ...... 000 210 2 -5 - 5-2 S, McFarland. E. Btonc vs W. Reynolds. The Blrkdale layout is littered Detroit ...... 5 2 29 .642 of 16 with the Harlem Globetrot­ ning their sixth in a row, replaced Lamic, Kopcha (7) and Quasnlt- coaching j6b when the Redbirds W. Olckstnski vs S. Ferguson, E. Ken­ is 36-36—72. New York, July 7 (flV-Professional tfoall, now a six Knocked from the imdefeated at Oklahoma, was a hit upset. No one is enjoying the success ters. Knight helped Manchester dismissed Solly Hemus yesterday. nedy vs R. Poe. Palmer and Player are standout with natural sandhills and often New York ....6 0 28 .641 The Boston Red Box are ve(y of the Bengals any more than Minnesota in eighth place by beat­ Bchka; Anderson, Barrera (2), G. month operation, reaumes today whei e first National ranks for the first time this season Cleveland ....4 5 87 .549 entries win both the Eastern and ing the Twins. 12-11. Hemus, whose firing waa not un­ R. Haynes vs A. Wilkie Jr.. R. Smith favorites in a field of 369 golfers comes in for a buffeting from after 11 consecutive triumphs was pleased Scheffing. He is the first to admit, Sullivan (4), McHale (7) and D. v.s R. Ballard. M. Karpuaka vs R. Cap- winds sweeping to from Liverpool Football Leasrue team, the new Min; •ta Vikings, reports Balttanore ....4 4 87 ,548 American League titles . . Happi­ • • • Sullivan. expected, took the club's action pall), R. Seeiert vs O. Lorentzen, R. from 19 nations. Norman’s last night at Verplanck McKinley in Spotlight IParrack was upset because he as he did over the hincheon table est guy, no doubt, to know that with good grace. He held the job Sperry vs S, Hilinski III. T. Pledzik Fairways Bone Hard Bay. If the winds blow then the to its training base at Bemidji ( State College. Chicago . ....4 0 42 .488 lost an all conference center who with me Wednesday night at Fen­ YANK8-INDIANS' — Stafford Field as the Lawyers won a free Boston ...... SO 42 .481 Solly Hemu.s ha.s been fired as (7-4), a poised, 6-foot-l sopho­ since 1959, ; replacing Freddie vs P. McNamara. D. McKee va W. Player said the lack of rain had course could get tricky. Commissioner Pete Roselle gave^ scoring contest, 13-10. The Law­ had out-scored the great Wilt way Park In Boston, that he's man­ CHURCH SOFTBALL Hutchinson. ' Parclak, B. McKay vs L. Giglio. left the fairways bone hard, giv­ ^ '’Some of the gieens here re­ Washington .36 45 .444 inanager of the St. Louis Cardin­ more from Catskill, N. Y.. allowed • Turning in one .of the major up­ FIRST FLIGHT the Vikings permission to get be a key the Oards" hopes. Sam yers took advantage of no less Chamberlain in their three facs- aging no different now than he did als is veteran National League Keane has been with the Cardi­ ing a long run to the ball. “If thCre mind me of courses on the West early start on the Job of eor Los Angeles ..84 48 .415 lB>/j to-face meetinga before. Husky Scheffing. . who only two base runners while nailing sets of the season. Liberty Mutual J. Beaulieu vs J. Sweeney. H. Etcheve) ’s attempt to move from than nine errors by . Norman's In Wimbledon Finals Minnesota ,...33 48 .407 19 Vmpirc, Frank Dascoli. The pair his second shutout in the majors. nal organization for 30 years, most Mathiason vs S. Zavarella, V. Bozzini ia no rain or wind, then I think Coast back home,’* Palmer said, "I out the players from other Canadian football to the NFL while collecting a dozen hits. The Red Sox were pleased be- caught 11 seasons in the National topped St. Mary’s, 10-4, last night vs, W. Alien. V. Daley va E. Saarl, S. there'll be a lot of low scores next went around yesterday in 69 and Kansas City ..81 48 .392 20 waged some bitter verbal battles He struck out three, walked none at Charter Oak Park. The InSur- all in the minor league chain as a Homans vs R. McGurkln. J. Munzer vs although the league rules nlMify should pi ivlde an interesting chal- y Three rune in the top of the (touse it 'waa the first link in a League with the Cubs, Cincinnati both on and off the field . . Show- player and manager, until taking week — and perhaps a record win­ I’m hai>py with my game. That July 16 start. . , Thursday’s Resdlts chain of events that brought them Reds and St. Louis Cards, know.<< and retired 20 in a row between ancemen pounded out a dozen hits W. Prindle T. Zemke vs G. Wllion. E. lenge. sixth settled the issue in favor of ■Wimbledon, England, July 7 Tetmis Association right up to New York 4, Cleveland 0. boats with the Detroit Tigers are Willie , Kirkland's ground rule the coaching job at St. Louis. He Hachadourian vs D. Ballard. ning one at the end of the four waa only the second round I’ve Tha Dallas Cowboys also were a pitcher who is making the most how it is when running a' second and took advantage of a half dozen SECOND FLIGHT had at Blrkdale. By the time the Baltimdre hopes to bounce back the La'wyers. The score was dead­ (JP)—Chuck McKinley, the hu­ the time he left home for Eng­ Washington 1, Baltimore 0. Rocky CoIayitO, who really had double in the second inning and a erors by the losers. is a quiet spoken, gray haired, af­ rounds.” »- given an earlier efarting date be­ with Unltas but Joe Perry, for­ Detroit 3, Boeton 0. impressive start since. Dave division club. fable man. Oddly enough, both he W. Ferguaonrzui va T. MIzHore.fW. Lez- Kel Nagel, the Australian who championship .starts, 1 hope to get locked twice and the lead changed man dynamo from St. Louis, land last month. Ferries won his first eight de- The Detroit pilot finds it easier the fans on his neck for his one- leadoff single by Mike De La Hoz John Antonakas set St. Mary’s zett v» w. Oberlandcr. F. Splleckl v» __ cause they haye an early August mer San/ Francisco 49er, and Billy hands on two occasions before McKinley, with no tourna­ Los Angeles 12, Minnesota 11. handed play against New York in the ninth. and Hemus live in Houston, Tex. M. Boccslatti, C. Johnston va H. Jarvis!"on the crown by a stroke from in another four or five." •ahibitlair gsme with the VUdngs. steps to the,Centex court at ctolona as a 1945 rookie, to sleep nights directing a flag down on but six hits. St. Mary’s Pricer must carry the load at full­ finally being decided. ment ' practice for se'veral Chicago 4, Kansas City 3. last Tuesday, and Norm Cash, who Elston Howard belted a pair of only extra base blow was a three- The CoWlxyrs will work out at St. Wimbledon today iii a bid to ' Today’s Games Schwall was ' called up from contender and less help from the back now that Alan Ameche has » Tom O’Neill and Bob Borgue months, reached the final of Seattle early In mid-May and ha? gone into a batting slump solo homers for the Yankees, with bagger by Elmer Odell. Olaf College In Horthfleld, Minn, retired. > paced the Lawyers’ 12-hlt attack win back the United States’ Kansas City (Archer 6-3 and Grandstand Managers of America. since hitting New York and Bos­ tennis reputation. the Queen’s Club Tournament Immediately took over a starting He wants to keep it that way. the first leading off a three-run Jim St. Clair had a triple and elle also granted the Phila- Billy Wade, ex-Los Angeles Ram, with two base knocks apiece. —^the traditional alast warm­ Bass 4-6) at Baltimore (Brown.6-S. ton . . Ding Farr, Walt Suchj? and fifth inning that beat Dick Stlg- double and Dick Lemieux doubled He meets Rod (The Rocket) and Estrada 6-5), (2. assignment 'with the Red Sox. One thing sure, Scheffing won't tfphla Eagles an earlier date be- gets a chance to be the take Bill Hillnskl had a home run and up event before '^Wimbledon. He won hla first five starts and walk . the. plank — a.s long Sis the Jack Fallon of Manchester viewed man (2-2). It also handed the twice to pace the winners. '^eause, as the defending champions, charge quarterback with the Chi­ two singles for Norman’s. Rich Laver of Australia in the final Bob Hewitt of Australia beat Boston (Conley 3-6) at New Yoi^ the Red Sox-Detroft night game Indians, who have won but five of Mutual ...... 430 120 x—10-12-3 they must play the College All- of the men’s singles m a cli­ (Daley 6-10), 8 p.m. served notice he’s in the big Tigers are on top of the heap. cago Bears, but Ed Brown stiU is OXIrady stroked a homer and sin­ . him in the final. time to stay. ' ♦ 4> 4t Wednesday from choice box seat their last 19, their fourth straight St. M a ry 's___000 100 3— 4- 6t6 Robert W. HAZARD invites you to drive in for his.... Btars Aug. 4 In Chicago, The on the scene. gle and Mark Johnson had three max to the moBst wide open Wimbledon officials seeded Chicago (Herbert 6-7) at Cleve­ locations at Fenway Park. Also on loss. Tjhe Injuns have scored just Wimbledon Tournament In land (latm an 7-0), (N). "He haa the stuff to be a big Antonaskas and Cook; Odell and ■agios win open practice July 11 Los Angeles has 2toke Bratow- base knocks also for the winners. the hustling American No. 8 winner," says Boston Manager hand were Al Whitney and his one run in those four games — and Kelley. at Honhey, Pa lawyers ...... 302 14^18-12-3 years. Minnesota (Ramos 5-9) at Wash­ Off the Cuff ■ wife. Al is a former Harvard base­ ski, fprmer Chicago Bear, to bat­ In the same quarter of the Mike Higgins, "He has poise and Bill Glenney , and his daughter, haven’t scored at all in • the last Olaata Start^Jnly 17 tle with Frank Ryan tor the quar­ Norman's ...... 313 120—10- 8-9 Laver haa lost in the final draw as defending champion ington (McClain 6-7), (N). ball standout. 23 innings. , intermediate l e a g u e for the laat two years. If he Los Angeles (McBride 7-5) at control. He has a good live fast Marcla.4have three hones,-:Quotor, • • • Green Bay and S t Louis wiU terback job and must decide wlfere Borgue, Baras (6) and Kleln- Neale Fraser of Australia. ball and he can change speeds on . . ♦ ♦ ♦ ■■ Backing Don Gliha's nifty three- schmidt, Hamilton (4); Hughes, wins today, it will be the sixth Detroit (Foytack 5-5), (N). Battery (Commander and (iareless start July 16, Baltimore, Chicago, to play OlUe' Matson. Fraser, nursing an injured Saturday’s Sdiedule that pitch very effectively." Kitty in the National Morgan TIGERS — RED SOX — Rocky hit pitching with a six-hit attack, Los Angeles, New York and Pitts- Seeking End O’Grady (6) and Cataldi. straight year that a native- knee, was knocked out by Excellent Chance ColaVlto's sacrifice fly in the first PonticelU's whitewashed the Im­ Grand Opening Celebration born American has failed to Minnesota at Washington. Schwall’s change to baseball Horse ■ Show in Northhampton burgb on July 17;. Washington, Taking up the slack left by the Britain’s Bobby Wilson in the was accidental. If the Tigers expect' to create inning — the Rock’s seventh RBI perial Caterers, 6-0, last night at AMERICAN LEAGUE win the crown. The last Amer­ Boston at New York, 2 p.m. Mass. July 27-30. This is the larg any daylight between them and the in the three-game series — gave July 18; Clevelsnd, July 23; De­ retirement of Frank Gifford will be ican to do it was Tony Trabert third, imind. Chicago at Cleveland; ' Big Sport est Morgan show in the United the West Side Oval. Four runs troit, July 25, and San Francisco, a New York Giant problem. New With Ray LeGace again carrying List of Vlottme "All my life, basketball had New York Yankees they will have Detroit the run it needed against in the fifth wrapped things up in 1955. Los Angeles at Detroit. States. Glenne,^' operates the W. an excellent chance aj 21 of the Boston's Galen Cisco (1-3). Pete after Ponticfelli's had tallied tvdee TODAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 7-8-9 July 26. ^ Coach AlUe Sherman also must the big stick, Army A Navy whip­ The last comparable run of McKinley in turn beat South Kansas City at Baltimore. been my big sport," says the 23- G; Glenney-'Co. with -hie brother, Norm Vail Brocklin, the Eagles' find an end to replace pass catch­ ped Manchester Optical, 5-1, last African Dk'vis Cupper Bert Simtey’s Schedule year-old 6-foot-i tookle 'righthand­ next 25 games on the schedule will Runnels had half of the Red Sox' in the second frame. failure was in the 1920’s when, Edward i, . Varsity baseball be ^ h o m e —Tiger Stadium. Nlne- hits, all off Regan (8-4), who.need­ Brian Fitzpatrick’s two-run sin star qqafierback of last year who er Bob Schndiker, traded to the night at Waddell Field. Gary Smith over a period of six years be­ Gaertner, Poland's Vladlirxir Minnesota at Washington. er. "I liked baseball, but because awards a t Rensselaer Polytechnic Icf^tb become the head coach at Vikings. pitched a four-hitter in going all Gasiorek, Australian Warren basketball and baseball overlapped teeiy of the m eetin g s will .be ed relief from Fox for the final gle followed four consecutive walks DRIVE IN AND GET A tween 1924 and 1929, French Chicago at Cleveland (2). were won by t\yo local ipen against the five second division out. — in the second inning. Two walks Extra Special mimesota faces the job of mould- Pittsburgh must strengthen its the way for the victory. stars Jean Borota Henry Co- Jacques, then ' giant-kiUer Boston at New York (2) 2 p.m. I never played much baseball. 1 Danny Banlvage, an outfielder, and ' tog his prixe draft choices and 36 LeGace knocked in three runs Wilson. In the semifinals he "At Oklahoma, I never thought clubs, plus fourth place Baltimore • • • and three hits figured in Pontlcel- running game to back up Bobby chet and Jean Lacoste dom­ Kansas City at Baltimore. the parent team'mid-season Clyde Richard, a pitcher, both for­ NFTj veterans into a western con­ Layne’s passing. The Steelers also with a pair of homers. Smith and inated the title. crushed Mike Sangster, an­ Los Angeles at Detroit (2). too much about baseball, probably . . Todal marks the 67th day of SENATORS—ORIOLES—Dono­ li’s four runs in the fifth with one Paul Pilkonis both had two hits this year, but injuries to a couple mer Manchester High and Amer the season with the Tigers having van (4-8), named to the All-Star of the hits ,a double by Bill Me ference challenger, George Shaw, hope Lou Michaels, acquired from Bill Tilden, then 37, broke other British hope. because I ■was enjoying some suc­ lean Legion performers. Terry wIm worked to the shadow of also for the loop leaders with one Laver’s -victims have been NA’nONAL LEAGUE cess in basketball. I ness three of Red Sox starters loTced the led or been tied for the lead. With squad by Manager Paul Richards of Carthy who had singled earlier ,n YOUR ENGINE ___ Los Angeles, will provide more the spell in 1930. McKinley, 20 - W. L. PctG .B . earlier move. Laise, another Silk Towner at Johnny Unltas and Charlie Crnir pressure for' enemy passers as a of Smith's base knocks a double. and brimming over with zest Tomas Lejus of Russia, Pierre games I played against Wilt (Cham­ the exception of the Interval-^-ftJur the Orioles, struck^ out seven and the game. L erly to recent years, finally gets a Phil Robertson- accounted- for Cincinnati ...... 61 29 .688 — berlain had Bomethlng to do with There have been no regrets from RPI, lettered in golf this . past hours—between games in • New didn’t walk a man while beating Ed Zawistowski accountecl for defensive end. and energy, has the chance to­ Darmon of Prance, Willie, spring . . . Moe Morhardt is pass' chance to prove he can do It on hla half of his club's four hits with a day to do what Hlden did 31 Bxxngert of Germany, Hewitt,' Los Angeles •••• 4* ** -600 ' 8 th a t Boston since. York July 4, Detroit has been atop Baltimore for the sixth straight two of the losers three, hits with WMblngton has a new coach, San Francisco .. 43 36 .544 V/i ing out cigars following the birth the standings since June 16 and a single and triple. PR0F|S$I0NALLY own at quiuterback. , Bill MePeak, a new stadium and single and ^double. - - years ago. -r------Luis ' Ayala of Chile and "In our first meeting Wilt got "Any time you bring up a kid time since August, 1958. This,.was Tha Dallas team, competing In Army A Navy___200 012-5-10-1 Ramanathan Krishnan of In­ Pittsburgh ..... 39 35 .527 9 36 to>lhts and I got 24. The next of his first child, a son—Kyle have been first or tied for the lead his second 1-0 decision of the season PonticelU's ...... 020 MO x—6-6-0 15 Oz. All new players like Norm Snead, Jim Hits Hard Ball MUwaMikee .... 87 87. .500 11 who pitches the way Schwall does, Meredith—June 26 In Wenatchee, since April 21 with the exception and the fifth of his career — a total Imperial ...... 000 pOO 0—0-3-0 the Bsstem Conference, hopes Cunningham, Joe Rutgens and Optical"...,...... 000 001-1- 4-j The chunky college boy, who dia. •■ ■■ ■ time he scored 22 and I had 20. The you have to think things are turn­ DieMe Moegle, former Pittsburgh Smith and Pilkonis; Custer and The match is scheduled to St. Louta ...... 88 42 .440 15'/, third time I got 30 and he got 11.” 'W,ish. The pro baseball player Is of but eight ..days. topped only by Chicago’s Billy Gliha and Ozol.s; Fish and An- PurpiMse' Doyle Shlck. flashes around the court like a Chicago ...... 82 44 .421 17 ing for the better,” says Higgins, dreoli, Zawistowski (3). STEAM 1CIEANED .defender, will tighten its leaky Sulots, Ha'rrintgon (4).- streak of lightning and hits start at 8 a.m., EST. A sell­ That was in his sophomore year ‘" ^ e kid is great. I th o u ^l ha Pierce among active AL pitchers. pass defense. Cleveland, a fast closing power­ Chicago ...... 82 44 .421 17 at Oklahoma in 1957-58. Came the The Senators also had only four •t house late last season, hopes every ball hard, thinks he can out crowd of 15,000 is ex­ Philadelphia .... 23 51 .811 25 was pretty good this spring, but REC SOFTBALL Philadelphia faces the big prob­ NATIONAL LEAGUE do it. pected with millions more summer and Sch'wall went looking Not Celled Machirie for ISdtliinff hits, beating reliever Hoyt Wilhelm lem of Kplacing'Van Brocklin at rookie receivers like Bobby Oes- THURSDAY’S RESULTS for something to do. he’s even better thsin I thought. (6-4) on consecutive doubles by Exploding for eight runs in tlie WE LFIAVK pino of Mississippi and Taz Ander­ Extra base hits flew all over "Before this tournament lae- watching on television; Laver Los Angeles 10, St. Louis 1. He makes the game look easy." sixth inning- Paganl's Barbers CHUG quarteihack. Sonny Jurgensen or the lot at,Buckley Field last night gan, I said that with a bit of la a 2-1 favorite. "I liked to play baseball and I Willie Taaby and. Dale Long in the T h e l e a s t s perhapa King HiU. acquired from son Of Georgia Tech will make -Piftsbi^h 15-1, Chicago 8-5. had to kill the summer 'somehow," After his first 43 innings Ids seventh. trounced Gus’s Grinders, 15-8, last IN THE EAST m I ‘ ' '' kUlt Plum’s passing even more of as, the Medics shaded Moriarty luck I could win it,” McKinley Meanwhile, the women’s Cihclnn^ 8, San Francisco 2. earned run mark was a brilliant Pros Acelaim Littler Champ, . • * • ■ night at Mt. Nebo. The two teams $0 .9 8 St- Louis, face the Mg challenge of Bros., 8-6. Between them the two said. .“The- luck’s run my way, title is certain to go to a Brit­ TODAY’S GAMES says the Wilkes-Barre, Pa., native trying to. fill the Dutchman’s a counter threat to the running, of who lives in Noiman, Okla. 2.09. WHITE .SOX — •A'S — The collected 27 hits, with the winners teams collected 16 base knocks, and, I’m back at my peak form ish player for the first time PhUadelphla (Short 2-3) at Chi­ Catcher Russ Nixon hadn't getttog 16 of them. Rcir'-yt'i'’ ■ ahosa Jimmy Brown and Bobby Mitchell with half going for extra bases, and playing just as well as be­ in 24 years. Two Englirii girls, A semi-pro league of collegians White Sox returned to sixth place ONLY RCG. A Detroit aljM closed strong by cago (Cardwell 7-8). caught the strong-armed rkie Seems to "Dd Everything Right ;wlth their second victory in the Ken Monroe, with a double and T '" ■ * Green Bay, defendiiw champ in three home runs and five doubles. fore th a t; business in Aus- Christine Truman and Angela Cincinnati (Hunt 8-4 and Purkey Was oper;ating.- around Mitchell, two slngle.s, and Bud Holland, with $3.50 the Western Division,. must beat winning the playoff bowl game In Big blow was Bob Tomassl’s trana.’’ Mortimer, yesterday crushed S. D. and Schwall decided to give until May. As he warmed up for psist 10 games — after winning, 12 Miami' last season. One of the 10-4) at Los Angeles (Koufax 11-4 his first start, Nixon decid^ to New York—(NEA)-ttt. this fera in a row. They • did It with two three single.s, paced the Barbers off some explosive challengers. grandslam homer for the Medics "irhat bjxsiness" was an in­ the hopes of South Africa in and WUIianifl 8-7), (2). it a whirl. to their third victory of the season Now that' Lamar McHan has been cam'p battles will be between Jim in the fourth. The eventual win­ cident in' a Ila'vis Cup match the semffinals. . 'T had some, good games and watch. of automation, it could be a sign runs in the sixth inning, pairing MUG Nlnowskl and Earl Morrall lor the Pittsburgh (Haddlx 6-8) at Mil­ "I wanted to get an idea of of the times when a perfectionist doubles by Minnie Minoso and Dick Plagge topped Gus’s with a traded to Baltimore, the No, 2 boy ners were trailing 5-3 at the time against Italy In which Mc- The women's ‘Rnal, along waukee (Clonirtger 1-2), (N). | suddenly 15 major league clubs triple, double and single. behind Bart Starr could be Joe No. 1 quarterback .job. but weht ahead to stay on Tomas- Wnley angrily threw his -with the finals of the three were giving me offers. I was sur­ what ne threw," says Nixon. "I like Gene Littler goes through a Sammy Esposito with an error, St. Louis (Ciootte 2-2) at ; San field of the world’s finest players against Jerry'Walker (7-1). Turk Pagani's ...... 310 018 2-15-16-6 Francis or one of five' rookie quar- San Francisco will have speed si's.clutch hit. Jim Welch had hom­ racket. As a result,' he was doubles events, are scheduled Francisco (Loes 6-5). (N). prised and didn’t know what to do.’’ thought I had him down after 15 Gus’s ...... 000 134 0— 8-11-5 LOW PI^ICED .terbacks. '' to bum with men like Jim John­ er and two singles also for the Eventually he signed' with th# minutes. Then the game started- with machtoe-Iike precision to win Lown saved it for Wynn (7-1), who' AND TRY NEW ATLANTIC^ suspended by the U.S. law n . for tomorrow. SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE the United States Open. has won five In a row, by getting Peck and Wjtipple; Midlin and Sonny Randle’s abiltty to match son, Ray Norton, Eddie Dove, Abe victors. .Pitisbu^h at Milwaukee. Red Sox. And in so doing, he lost and he threw three times harder Duff. his sensational rookie year as a 'Woodson, Jerry Mertens and Dave Top hitters for Moriarty’s were his basketball scholarship and had than' he did warming up. He has The touring professionals don’t the last' two outs after' the A's Philadelphia at Chicago. ""call him The Machine for nothing. scored twice in the ninth. jiaas catcher with St. Louis could Baker. Mark Ware, with three doubles in St. Louis at San Francisco. to pay his way through his last two fast balls and a good cvjrve.' * • • ALUMNI FARM LEAGUE as many times at bat, and Phil two years of college.. And he knows what he wanW'to' Even veteran pros, among wliom IMPERIAL GASOLINE Cincinnati at Los Angeles. (N), ANGELS — TWINS — Two Team No. 1 walloped Joe's Tex­ 3 T NYLON TIRE Cataldo with a homer. Jeers Greet NBA Ultimatum SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE He 'wasn’t scheduled to come to do, too.” • . there can be more than a trace of aco, 17-3 laat night. Victory was credited to Rory Philadelphia at Chicago (2). envy and jealousy on' occasion, ac­ wjUks «tod a single by Albie Pear­ Flynn, second of two relief pitch­ Pittsburgh at AfUwankee. claim LltUer. They do not have son off Camllo Pascual (6-11), the by GOOD/VEAR Sonny Fiston Must Show Cause ers used by the Medics. Flynn came Issued to Champion Patterson St. Louis at San Francisco (2). to apologize for their champion. loser in relief, settled it for the MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL LOLLIPOPS FOR THE KIDS on in the fpurth to put out a fire Cincinnati m Los Angeles. Six-Way Tie After Opening jRouml Littler is such a picture golfer 'Angels in the hiiith inning of a EASTERN LEAGUE which had produced four Moriarty that he satisfies even the more de­ game that had 20 hits and 18 walks. Williamsport 7, Lancaster 4, thm p o o p f# who know Why He Should Keep License runs. Flynn pitched shutout ball New York, July 7 {IP) The Na-< ' D’Amato pointed out Patterson manding purists, He Was born «1th Art Fowler (2-2) was the winner ' Springfield 3, Johnstown 1, until the sixth when Welch doffed Uonal Boxing Association faced a has fought four top contenders, In St. Paul Open Golf Tournament his perfect swing. As Gardner with two perfect Innings. Of relief.. Binghamton 9 Reading 8. tflW fttOS> ObOUfeeo the catcher's "'gear and came on idiowdown today .in 1 to effortj^o and that the champion took mi Radio, TV Sports Dickinson,, who was paired- with Get An Additional CHUG^-MUG PhlUdelphla, July 7 UPI — The^ All involved were Negroes. with the bases loaded knd one run ^dem acher because "we couldn’t him through the final two an(l win­ Btate Athletic Conuniission today George Katz, Liston’s manager make Hekv5rweight ' Champion" at. Paul, Mfain., Ju|Ey 7 (flV-The^nfn«. Maasengale, one stroke beck, NYLON in to get the final out arid preserve get anyone else." Patterson knock­ lih AAA 05 A alorvalso ha/) had nine‘‘one-putters. nings rounds at Oakland Hlllb. re­ r, oirdsred' No. 1 Ifeavyweight' title of 'a few months, promised that the victory for Flynn. - Floyd Patterson defend his title by ed out the Olympic champion, .ip the Tonight— $30,000 SL IPaul Qqxin golf tour; marked, he did all the things nat­ ^Stop Krebs’ Cry at Riverside With Any Of These Services During the first round 66 In the dimllenger Bonny Liston to show ‘‘from now on. Sonny’s going to bq Medics ...... 012 410-8-7-2 Sept, is against one 6t the six sixth round at Seattle, in 1957. 8 p.m.—Red Sox vs. Yanks, nament swung hito ito second urally that the rest of us had to TtkU eause why his boxing license should a good boy and a good, serious top NBA contenders. - WTIC 1080, WINF 1280. field of 139 broke par and 18 others Moriarty's ...... 104 001—6-9-3 Washington is an NBA state. round today with each of sbe play­ matched par. * work hard to do. i not be Uftsd. fighter." I The i virtual ultimatum was Bolan said the NBA edict will Littler is the kind of shotma:ost of them make if big Tha ettatton outlines the charges relationship. at 2:30. leaving 16 players within two The winner of the 10-round bout than five feet nine and weighing these days. adding to his bankroll. aad nquires the boxer to give a Rademacher in an NBA state and 19th Hole 2 p.m.—^Red Sox vs.‘Yanks, strokes of each other in one of wUl be awarded the mythical-New he (Rademacher) never even hjad Ciianiiels 8, 8; WTIO 1080, 167 pounds, will be 31 on July 21 , Littler's disposition matches his The East Hartford lad is out to Minnerly Out 6.70x15 ■atisfactonr c»lanation. The com- EXHIBITION SOFTBALL CON­ the greatest starts in the tourna­ York State title, valcant since the —he looks more like a college oars­ game. He Is the newest star of the BLACKWALL # Cars Polisiied Or Waxed ntorioh, If not 'satisfied with, the a professtohal fight,” said Her­ WKNB 840. ment’s history. make it two in a row in the modi­ TEST tonight between the Red Sox man Greenberg, Massachusetts 2:30—Braves'vs. Pirates, retirement exf Bobby Scanlon, who man than anything elke. He'd ap­ compact swing introduce:! l;y By­ fied stock car division champion­ Dallas, July 7 (/Pi—Bill Minner­ TUBE TYPE retort, has the power to suspend of the boys’ "Eighty-Niners" ,'C Ellington Ridge One of those at 68 was National declsloned Donnelly in May, 1960. , pear more at home at the Syracuse ron Nelson, Ben Hogan, Jimmy De- or ravoke the license. boxing commissioner. Ohaanel 30. ''t . Open Champion Jlene Uttler. He ship at Agawan.rAt the moment ly, former University of Connectl; WHITEWALLS 83 MORE League and a representative team "Who are they (the NBA) to de­ Rosi has been made the 7-6 fa- " ■ RegatU than at Oakland Hills. maret and that crowd. This in con' It will take q lot of expert driv­ cut football star, hsia had his pro # Lubrications .1 Bteea Pennsjdvania is a member ot the newly formed Little Miss The following are the pairings and said he p la j^ well, bagging four ■vorite, largely on the strength of Littler,' Mr. 'Wonderful to trait to the flowing awing of the of tha National Boxing Associa- cide the logical contenders?” said atartlng times for Saturday's Four-Ball birdies and 14 pars. Another at 68 ing to stop him or hold him down football contract •suspended be­ 1 Pltehtog—AUl Stafford.^aakeea, Soft,ball League will be played at Julius November, Patterson’s at­ Tournament. Thursday’s Homers his unanimous decision in May knowledgeable golfers, is as taci­ Malcdonald Smith, Willie Macfar- but the season la only halt way OTHER SIZES PROPOITIONATEIY LOW PIKED -tian, a aui^anslon probably would 8:30—C. Milliken (4), J. Allen (11), was Dow Flnstsrwald. lane and Bobby Jones school with cause of his involvment to the na­ ha noofntoad to the member beat. Indians 44) with near-perfect IlUng Junior High field starting at torney. “I thought that was up 8. Stanfast (18), G. Wennerberg (17), «- owr fourth-ranked Len Matthews. turn as he is affable and amiable. through so the drive to stop him tionwide basketball fix scandal, 6. A collection will be taken with 9:38—P. Naktenls (8), E. Heath (10), Missing from today's second ^ .5 “*renUy ninth-ranked in the He gets the Jqb done with a mini­ Its higher arc. MORE K O P U RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER R M ) # Car Washiiig atataa. Only New Toricand Mea- two-hItter, striking edit three. Walk­ to the commissions. The NBA Is (Season Total to Farenthesos) round is Bob Rpabuxg, winner of is here and how before he im­ The office of the Dallas Cowboys, andiuaaito anumg the states are ing none nnd retiring 20 to row proceeds to be ukbd to help equip nothing but a group of state com­ G. Peters (16), T. Ferguson (33). A3HSRIOAN LEAGUE division, Rosi has a prior shot at mum of words as well as rirokes. Littler of the massive hands to proves his near-top position. ' who signed Minnerly to a contract the eight teams in tlie new girls 9:46—F. HcKone (4). J; Sweeney (13). the National PGA ciuraptonahlp in champion Joe Brown in 1960 but He dislikes "all the glory, hand­ never under stres? or strain, al­ m0 t mambari of the NBA. . over one stretch. n. missioners from 48•states, any­ W. P etersen (16), J. K earney (19). AOIson, Twtos (IS). 1669 in Minneapolis. Rosburg Dick Dixon has a safe lead and in January; announced the play­ Uatoo Brat waa arrested on Jl(ay Hitttng Bobert Ctonfcnte, Piratee, league. way. What Is their authority? 9:64—J. McCarthy (10). 8. Ketcham Green, Twins (4). lost on a TKO after Brown opened shaking and general hullabaloo af­ ways within himself .as master of (13), F. Cavanaugh (16). J. Willey (30). withdrew after shooting a 74 and ter winning a tournament.” 'After toe delsiyedf.sharp hit with a three a perfect car at the moment and er’s suspension by National Foot­ 17, for ootnar Iqungtog. -- Four went 7-fpr-9 Jn donUelieader againat Maybe they’re in •'a conspiracy. 10:03—A. .McMullen (9) E.' Dymon BUko, Angels (10). y ^ p gas/iee over both hto eyes. ball League Commissioner Pete Cube, dnvtog in five runs with SIAJOR TOURNAMENT'S 36- ■We’!! see about that." L Thomas. Angels (9)'. told tounuunent and PGA officials had a sizeable lead on rounds a round, he prefers to talk of .gmy- quarter s^ng which prevents over- it will take a lot of beating to h a m latarjia ww jCtoen a hearing (11), H. Abuzsa (14). £. Johnson (30). he was leaving because be was -knock Dixon out of his valuable Roselle yesterday. Minnerly did i -a abddleelwgiA three staiglee, a doiAle ahd a homer hole final will be played Sunday at "The NBA, which does not have 10:10r-Cy MilUken (8), R. Gill (13). Howard, Yankees 2 (S). at the time. thlng but golf. swinging. The arms and handa ia to-S ftrat-game vlettwy, ttea add­ the Manchester Country Club. jurisdiction in New York and Mas­ W. KunskI (14). J . H unter (19).. NA'nONAL LEAGUE playing very poorly. Also be point­ Donnelly, 26, comes Into > the Littler attended San Diego State being kept su close to the body aa No. 1 spot. not play basketball at Connecticut aaaonil am st waa to Falr- 10:30-8. Markowskl (8). L. K«Uy Wild Bill Greco to a bit unhappy but he was reported to 'have acted ing two siiiMeo ta 8-1 nlititeap do- Otto Lorentzen and Walter Free- sachusetts, lifted the light heavy­ (13), S. Keith (14), J. O'Hara (38). ' Coleman, Reds (18). ed to the pnaa ofjother matters fitfht M the hometown favorite. He College and served to the Navy. possible insure near perfect balance ATLANTIC aaouat PBifc Jnaa U> Uaton ard ------feat. bum will meat Ed Loika and Ted weight crown from Archie Moore, 10:30—F. Meurant (6), T. Bant! Clemente, FIrstto (IX). which hatw itireetotii hla ganje. He w the better record, his lose to IVhile to ■ college he met his wife and control of body .and ball, about Dixon's upsetting his first aa a contact man to the fixe?. ft.fHaad toata chaigad with atop- H. Rubinow (16). F. Mpnla Hazard is chairman of the PGA Tourna­ place position and is working on oah BBotociat to a lonely Baeklel for Uto title. but he xtUl to recognized in those tfypw:l7)7S.“Day?*'(li). A. Groat, FiratM (5). j S o ^ o n 1 ^ his only defeat to Shirley. They have two children, Littler to a delicate machine built ment Committee, 1: plans to get back on top and get ii«C tka park. At a pubito Lao Vegao, Nos(.oJIavey Moore, two ^ Bafllaigaon (16). L. gwtn (19). Mayo, Braves (9). 36 fights. He has drawn one. Littler won the 'Jaycae National for dlatanca and now that, all tha Veteran lefty Warren Spahn of Phone: -8347 ; yrtM Ewada a puhUe apol- Ut, fpriagSold, OU«,.oatBototod Los Angeles—Jhnmff Flelda, 187, David Ott, NBA prceldent, eald 10-.8&-T, Wolil (10). A. Grothaer (12); BaUey, (Hants (8). The leaden putted the eyes out Rosi, 33, haa won S3 of 44 bouts: Junior , to 1948 at 18.' He bagged bugs are out of it you art quite there laat. u tha Mlltwaukee Braves pitching Center Street K. Moriarty (U). 8. »on«t«ln (91). ’ Danny Galullo ^ running , hot > WBBiaa aad waa 4la- 00 Oadaw. m , Mexteo O ^ , 10 Los Angelss, ooipoliitaA. Al G nat, in Claveland that Patterson will be U:(KV-L. » K k ar (7). L. f i o t o t e Heist, Onbs (4). of KeUer'a Ctoetna, Utridh ene- 2 * here from Italy in 1963 --^1 5 couple of open tournamente and likely to hear of.thto fine piece of ■taff to begtoatog hto 19th major (NoMtlMo). New OilssiMt 10. treated aa any other champion. (13), T. ISLUonna (If), t . IpivS (81), Bertan, Onba (1). putttaf lO efthalS nul Nleport. SC! WM A member ot the^Wialker Cup workmuuhlp Rgtdp and afain. and cold but will navtr aettla for a ]i'•at^ a aoaatm.

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MI b ir c h STREET—4 rooms, sstxhtd down for a newly redecorated outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car drilled well, .glassed In porch. $4,500. Furnished 5 room Cottage, 8 ROOMS FURNTTURB '' By HAKOLD T« HYMAN, ■wtM,9 0 Cf*i'iouf,«of^wy >rM.ipoR $9.86 MONTHLY floor, no furnace, MI 9-522&/9-5. VERNON — Beautiful * bedroom Cape with ^Uuminum siding, large garage, andesite drive, city water Easily financed. Pratt Agency. PI large screened In porch, near C L A S S l^ D AD^'^RItSlNG DEPT. HOURS . TWO-CAR OARAGE for eale. Cell ItOICtilOUt* Farm afld Land For Sale 71 ranch, well shrubbed, 90x160 lot, lot, amesite’ drive, choice location. and sewer. Call MI 9-0995 or MI 2-7596 or Winston Abbott, PI sandy beach and club house, pri­ Written for Newspaper MI 94133 after 5 p.m'. Bf»4dCHn.9l«HAU9PUT ’ 14 FOOT, ALUMA Craft boat, BRAND NEW TWO FURNISHED. Rooptis, auto- Enterprin Asen. ^8:15 A.M. tp 4:S0 P.M. Bedroom, living room dtnstia, full cellar,- formica cot)nt'er. knot­ ThJg won’t last long so call- the 3-1763. V 2-7002. V vate financing available. L. F. ■WEMOMJ model FD, controls. 86 hV-, Evln- matio washer. 37 Parjt; Rockville. THREE ACRES, 150 ft. frontage. Fiano, Realtor. Ed Crawford, Ml I've been raked over the eeala 'iOUWIM' rude motor and trailer. Call after rugs, lamps( tables and other ac­ ty pine bookcase, full width 19' R. F. Dlmock Co.,-MI 9-5245. Bar­ TR 54274. $800. 7 acres, 5 clear, 380 ft. front­ living room, aluminum storms, bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna MANCHESTER — Two-famlly du­ 9-4410. y> : ■ 1 Business Services Offered 13 6 MI S-S386. cessories. ______age, Andover-Coventry line, $2,000. plex 6-6, 2-car attached garage, Lots For Sale • 73 COPT CLOSING TllCE FOR ^A SSIF IE D ADVT. EVERYTHINO $223 WEST SIDE!—8 lafge rooms' stove $3,000 assumes $105 monthly on Evans, MI 9-5653, U p Call PI 2-8090. this 2-year old home. Robert nice condition, centrally located. COLUMBIA La k e f r o n t — 4*,4 MOMDAT Xkra imiDAT MAO AJI..>^TI7BDAV • AJM. THEE PRUNING removal and lot and refrig er^ r, heat and hot A good buy at $17,500. 5 room sin­ TWO B ZONE lots with city room furnished cottage, large liv­ water, $86 monthly. Ml 3-8507. Wolverton, Broker, MI 8-1914. X^IANCHESTER Q—"W hy do European medical clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., Boildlnc Materials . 47 3 ROOMS TTIRNTTURB gle. $9,500. Short way out—3 bed­ water. Union St. . Manchester. ing room with fireplace, tool 3urnals say that vitamin E is ez- MI 9-0053 after 6. $10;i6 MONTHLY Houses for Sale 72 FIVE ROOM ranch, fireplace, $2,350 each. Ml 9-0495." house, artesian . well,. screened PLEASE READ YOUR AO AS60RTED USED lumber, buUd- HOCKVnAj'E—14 Laurel St. Beauti­ - 6 room Colonial, FHA appraisal room split, $13,000. Many ' more ential to the diet and why do BRAND NEW built-ins tile bath, garage. ‘ hot $17,600. FHA commitment $16,400. homes $5,900 up. Call the Ells- porch, excellent boat. Owner fi­ OamtUaA m AdiP « • takaa over Um plioan u • cob- COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu- ing and plumbing suppUes, radia- ful 2 ^ d 3 room furnished apart BOWERS SCHOOL AREA—6 room 7*/4 ACRES, high elevation,' beauti­ nancing available. Immediate oc­ y l —M. UM aiwttMr akMM h M U* mi the riRST DAT IT art R. Wolcott on automatic Wsstinghouss refrigerator, living ment; TR 5-8607. water oi; heat, large lot. 30 daya 30 jrear mortgage available, mini­ worth Mitten Agency realtors, MI - tors, pipes and Are pricks, doors rooni, bedroom; dinette, mgs, home, fireplace, large cabinet occupancy. $17,800, Charles Les- 3-8930 or MI 9-5524. ful view, minutes out, trees only cupancy. Asking $12,900. Lessen- APTBABS M i BBPOBT BBItOBS tai Hi m |W the next laser> washers^ dryera and electric mum down' payment. Wfili sell for $2,600. Carlton W. Hutchins,' MI jay' that 50 per cent of the . and windows. Open daUy 8:804 kitchen, formal dining room, 2-car peraned, MI 9-7620 commitment. ger. Realtors, Willimantic HArri- m m ranges. Ml 9-6678 p.m., 84 Saturdays. Yard at Stock lamps, tables and many more ac­ SW SPACIOUS modern 5 room 9-6132. miscarriages occurring .today H . U B enM M iM pouibie ter ontj.ONE laoorreet or omitted cessories. garage, beautifully landscaped BOLTON son 3-2065—E. Chasse AC 8-3521 mb b Place off North Main St. Chmnan’a ' apartment, stove, refrigerator, coiild have been avoided by proper tmerttcB for hay adiertteemeat M d U oBly te the extent of EVERYTHING $$83 yard. Marlon E. Robertson Bro­ COLONIAL, 22 Bowers St.— Fea­ NORTH COVENTRY any time. ' *^bbIh CBoi” iBaarltoa. Brran whleh do Bot leeeen this Talne i t CHAIN SAW work.'— Trees cut. Housswrecking, Ml 9-3892.______heat, hot water furnished; Close ker, MI 8-5953. SEVEN LOTS, city water and sew­ itrition? KeaMoabie rates. Cnn PI 3-7668 to Manchester High School. turing paneled den with Jalousied Again reduced to $17,500. 40 yean i wM dot he eerrected hy •*mBlw good” meerthm. Windows, aluminum s.i d 1 n g. 3 bedroom ranch, l',4 baths, acre old large 7 room home, large kitch­ erage, good neighborhood, near "Why did my own family doctor between 1:80-4:80 or anv time 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Adults, teen-agers accepted. $135 $12,800—3 Bedroom ranch, fire­ schools and bus line, $2,500 each. 11 me that the addition of vita­ Saturday or Sunday. $14.74 MONTHLY per month. MI 34787. storms and awnings. G.E. hot and a half lot, aaaumable 4*4% en, formal dining room with stone Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. DiamondB—Watche*— place, atoms. Small cash assumes water oil heat, 2 very large’ bed­ mortgage, $16,900. fireplace, 15x25 living room with Wanted— Real Estate 77 min E to his diet after a serioua tom oooPEBAnoN wnx BRAND NEW / $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ heart attack helped him greatly?" BB AFPBBOIATED AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ Jeweb7 48 Norge washing machine, VTmC THREE ROOM apartment, heated, rooms, beautifully landscaped stone fireplace; 4 possible bed­ THREE LARGE lots, city water Diol Ml 3-2711 ins, MI 9-8132. yard, basement garage, minute rooms, l*i acres, outbuildings, WISH s o m e o n e to handle your ■ Q—"Why do you state that 'vita­ ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior InghouBs refrigerator, b e d ^ m , unfurnished, available now. Plus i ______■ J. D. REALTY and sewerage. $5,000 each. real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 pavers. Ml 8-6516. LEONARD W. YOST, Jswslsn - 2 garages available now. Call M l from all schools Owner, MI view. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. min E is not related to fertility Repairs, adjusts watches e:mrt- living room, dinette, dishes/mgg. RANCH—514 rooms, 3 years old, for prompt and courteous service. and heart disease? At the annual lamps, tables, blankets aiuT7 mors 3-6441 between 5-8. Bowera School area, family size 9-5051. , Lodt and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 STES^, sidewalks, strnie walls, iy. Reasonable prices Cmn 'Tues­ 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 LAWRENCE F. FIANO THREE adjoining lots, with garage Joseph Barth, Broker. Congress of the International Col­ day through Saturday, Thursday deluxe accessories. kitchen, plastered walla, cast iron SECLUDED custom built 7 room lege of S\irgeons, it was recently fireplaces, flagstone terraces. «T,W.LIAASt , EVERYTHING'1$444 THREE ROOM heated apartment, on one $1,200. total. Call MI CASH WAITING for property .own- POUND — Diamond engayement CALL OR SEE me for a good deal Reasonable. Call MI 34796. t i u n m m m .l evenings. 129 Sprues St Ml 94887. baseboard heat, 1-car garage. 'ITils home, recreation ^room, outbuild­ MANCHESTER—Custom built 1951 Realtor MI 3-2766 9-0876. . reported that expectant mothera 7-7 stove and refrigerator furnished, house offers you those little extras 7-room Dutch Colonial, 1!4 baths ers. Please call us before you buy ring, Main St. vicinity, early on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 turn it»»i«*g^W8ndMP>T^dEf. adults only. Call MI 3-7894 after 6 ing’s, 900 foot frontage, suburban, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 who received vitamin E, taken in March. Call MI 8-6587. used cars. Walter G. Parker L. P. ALL KINbs of clocks repaired, Price lnclude^<.delivery, set up, that make a house a home. $19,500 reasonably priced. Carlton W, oversize fireplace, brick and wood or sell. Speedy service. J. D. p.m. Phllbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464., Resort Property For .Sale 74 Realty. Ml 1-5129. the form of wheat germ oil, had FiUgeitUd. Inc., 73 Brooklyn St., antiques included, work guaran­ Garden— Farm— Dairy service, guarantee, immMiate de­ Hutchins. MI 9-5132. construction, 2-car oversize- ga­ LEBANON—Custom built 5 room only halt as many prematura teed. MI 9-1962. rage, treed lot 118x190. West Side modified Cape with room for 2 Rockville. MI 9-5324. Prodnets 50 livery or fr ^ storage until needed. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do­ SIX ROOM colonial In the Porter BOLTON—First lake —waterfront PROPERTY IN good location, pri­ babies a.s those who had not re­ DOST—Cray kitten with white P h ^ t6r appointment mestic hot Water, Spacious FIRST TIME on market — West Realty, MI 9-5315, MI 3-1395. additional on second -ffloor, oil WOOD REFINISHING — Good Street section, bar and rec room “steam heat, attached garage, 5 'i 5-room cottage which can be vate buyer, condition not impor­ ceived the oil. The report Was pawe. Finder pleaae call MI 9-8537. Moving—^Trucking- Help Wanted—Female 35 Dog^—Birds—Pets 41 PICK YOUR own strawberries, 3|!c grounds. Woodland St,. Adults. Side—2-famil'y, 5-5, 8 bedrooms on easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ based on a two-year study involv­ 1958 BUICK, in good running con. workmanship, reasonable rates. SAMUKl a l b e r t , HARTFORD in basement, breezeway, l-cair ga­ each side, porch, oil heat, revenue FIVE ROOM ranch, extra large 11 v acres, nice lawn, garden, small tant, 3 or more family, unheated Storage 20 quart. Pepe’s Farm, Tinker Pond Available July 1. Call MI 3-2171 dr rage. wooded lot; $22,900. Phll­ ing room with fireplace, formal ertson, broker. Ml 8-5953. preferred. Evenings, BU 9-3825. ing 1,347 women. This fact waa un­ LOST—White Water color sketch dltlon, $150. Call MI 9-2315. Call MI 3-676L POQDLES—Black, brown minia­ Rd., Bolton, MI 9-3832. <3H 7-Q858 MI 3-8470 after 5:30. $150 monthly, city water and sew­ pond. Owner Ha4 purchased other pad. Valuable only to owner,. It brick Agency, MI 9-8464. dining room. 2 bedrooms, alum­ doubtedly reported in numerous MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ LADIES- ture, AKC registered, exceUent See It Day Or Night erage, Priced at only $14,900. property and Is anxiou* to sell 100 ACRES OR more in Bolton, An­ found call MI 9-1118. FORD 1956 wagon, 9 passenger, SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired STRAWBERRIES—plentiful. Pick If you have no meang of tl-ans- Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. inum storms, garage with sun Call A. J. Buckley, PI 2-7932. medical journals: Do you read your from the ahop. Can take care of ing Company. Local and long dis­ pedigree, shots. MI 64'r97. 46 HARLAN STREET —6 room A LOT FOR sale at Columbia Lake, dover, or Coventry. Phone MI own medical Journals? good condition, musi sell. See and FULL OR PART-TIME your own, 25c quart. Paul RoIxiV portatlon I’ll send my auto for you. FOUR ROOM apartment, near deck. Extras. Near . schools and Conn. MI 3-6355, LO;rr-PASS BOOK No; 4400 Sav­ make offer. MI 3-6737. all your upholstering needs at tance movli^, packing and stor- Cape, flieplace. IV2 baths, full SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, bus. Call owner MI'9-6211. 25 WESTMINSTER R D .-8 room 3-1457 between 7-8 p.m. "Your article seems incongruous Regular service throughdut to, Birch Mountain Road. yMl No obllgiHon. ^ business section. Call MI 3-6117. basement, enclosed porch, garage, ings Department of the Connecti- great savings. Cal] CH 2-2378. 9:80 a.m. — 3:00 p.m. WANTED — Home tor cute kftten. 9-4218. . - / large family room, modern kitch­ colonial, I ’ i baths, fireplace, hot when you consider the fact that eut Bang, and Truht Company, No. 1955 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, New England States and Florida. wooded lot 75x180, Marian E. en. dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, MANCHESTER—For growing fam­ water oil heat, attached garage, the day is appeared another artlcla Ml 8-6563. \ CaU MI 9-1457 A—L—B—E—R—T— S MMn St. Office. Application made V-8, standard transmission, 2-tone, LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 6:00 p.m. — 6:80 p.m. PICK YOUR OWN Btra4% mortgage. Carlton 3. Regular medical expense, article in the-Annals of the New Large national affiliated company. CHERRIES — for pies, canning, 878 HARTFORD ROAD—3 furnish- DUPLEX York Academy of Sciences retort­ ing.lot. I%one MI 3-0108. 1956 . FORD customline 2-door -Equipment Oorporntlon. Route 83, 48 atates. Pmeonalised service. MI Experience preferred but not neces­ W. .Hutchins, MI 9-5132. BIGEI.DW STREET—I^arge 9 room BOLTON—Custom built 2-family. which pays all or part of a physi­ 34187. CH T-1438. COCKEJR PUPS, golden red, or freezing. 202 New Bolton Road, Wanted—To Buy 58 aed rooms for rent. MI 9-8013, cian's usual bills other than sur ed similar muscular disturbOces sedan, standard shift, radio and Vernon, Conn. TR 6-780P. sary. Complete training' ^ven, black. Dogs boarded rsascmable. Manchester, MI 3-7304. house, four bedrooms. Real big $17,900 Many extras. Built by present Anticipate Dependents’ NOTICE IS HEREBY given that heater, new tires; sacrifice $500. permanent position, no age limit, TWO ROOM efficiency apartment, NEW CAPES and Ranches, City gery. This may or may not cover in autopsies of animals deficient in MANCHESTB3R Package DeUvery. Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels, WE BUY, SELL or trade antique gas, city water, landscaping, deep lot. Walk-out ba-sement, ga­ owner. Sleeping porch, fireplace, Need for Health Protection vitamin E.. This article concluded Paas Book No„74228, issued by The MI 9-1139 any time. ALL TYPES of screens repaired. excellent salary plus bonuses. CaU Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A. plus rooms for gentleman. Call at rage, tool sheds. Ideal for large Located near stores and bus-8 etc. Spacious grounds, work shop hospital, home and office calls. Savinge Bank of Manchester has Call Ml 9-4533 for free pick-up. Light trucking and package deliv­ and used furhitura, china, glass, 90'xl50',. lot, formica counters, with the statement that ‘these al­ any time for interview, BU 9-8243. TR 6-2894. Household Goods 51 sUver. picture frames and old Russell'a Barber Shop, corner Oak family. T. J.-Crockett, Realtor, I^ room apartment available — $90 and storage building. Large lot, By F.AYE HENLE ' 4. Alajpr medical expense, which been lost and application haa been VOLKSWAGEN 1956 Mlcrobus with Fast service. ery. Refrigerators, waahera and knotty pine cabinets, ull base­ monthly income from 4 room apart­ terations justify the use of vita­ stove moving specialty. Folding coins, old doUs and guns, bobby and Spruce. ment, metal hatchway, fun insula­ 3-1577, 2- car gar^e, amesite driveway.One out of every 11 Americans provides financial protection made to said bank for payment sunroof. 40,000 miles. Good con­ FOR SALE—^Tlny adorable pup- REKt a t a p e recorder as low as ment. Copper plumbing, aluminum Can easily be converted to 9 room against very serious and prolong­ min E in the treatment of certain e t the amount of deposit. dition, must sell. MI 3-6737. GOING ON vacation? For expert chairs tor rent. MI 94753. SOc daUy. Marlow’s, 867 Main. CaU coUSjrtlons, attic contents or wbt is 100.X200 With big a moment, I’d like to call witnesses Pass Book No. 37688, issued by 1958 .VOLKSWAGEN convertible, TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced and rangeiAn Ranch,______Only__ „ $12,490, doing, if you have or will have an offer protection also during con­ in my defense. Says the U.S. D«- COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ gate. CaU MI 9-0613. MARRIED MAN with car to serv­ trees. VA or FHA with minimum VERNON—Allan Dr. 5 room ranch The Savings Bank of Manchester excellent condition. MI 3-4823. CATS ONLY BOARDEIJ— Fenros prices. Ride, rotary, reel models Rooms Without Board 59 ATTRACTIVE 3 room apartment $390 Call McCarthy Enter­ down. T, J. Crockett. Realtor, MI ELVA TYLER, Realtor with breezeway and garage, rec­ aged dependent? j- valescence. partment of Apiculture in its hs« been lost and application has pairs all makes refrigerators, ice established B^iUer Brush cus­ with wind-tunnel grass bag attach­ for rent In Vernon, stove and re­ prises; Inc. .MI 4-1589, Joha MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 AO 9-9901 1952 DODGE station wagon for freerers' washing machines, dry­ Cattery, Vernon, C«in. TR 5-9131. 3-1577. reation room, large fenced in lot If it Is still preretirement, tor '' For families with annual In- 1989 yearbook entitled ‘‘Food,’’ in been made to said bank for pay­ Painting— Papering 21 tomers, Manchester • WiUlmantie ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one frigerator. MI 9-1457. Bandera, BU 9-8044. with beautiful 18x36 swimming coriies under $7,000, the newer an article written by E. V. Mc­ ment of the amount of deposit. sale. Good mechanical condition. ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. area, $60-$100 weekly to start plus MI 9-5221. SEVEN ROOM custom built ranch, this upcoming'dependent, waste lio Good tires $150. MI 9-1154. MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. block from Main St. CaU MI BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ pool. Immediate .occupancy. Own­ time finding out whether he or senior citizen group approach Collum, emeritus professor of bio­ EXTEIRIOR and Interior painting, expenses. Cal] PI 2-6488 or CH Articles For Sale 45 QUICK OCCUPANCY I 'i baths, hot water oil, many LOST—Small seal-point Siamese 2-1406, for personal Interview ap­ 94746. FOUR, ROOM duplex, adults only. lish Colonial. 1*4 baths, large ers moving to California. Reason­ she has health coverage.on the Job plans such as the one offered by chemistry at Johns Hopkins Uni­ decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean . Three Rooms of Furniture extras, excellent grounds, garage, ably priced. Alice Clampet, Real­ the American Association of Re­ eat, vicinity of Henry Street. STONE MASON—All kinds of stone, pointment. . Ckll between 5-8, MI 9-7945, kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large 19 .ACADEMY ST.~6 rooms, ex­ $26,500. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, and, more important, whether it’s versity, "Vitamin E deflclency, has 1952 PONTIAC 4-door, good running bricks, blocks, fireplaces, 13 workmanship. Free estmates. No HOVB MADp ravioli, fresh or FROM MODEL HOME ROCKVILLE—Furnished room for tor, MI 9-4543, AH 3-7357. tired Persons merit consideration. not been identified in people. TTis Valuable only as child’s pet. rent on first floor at 12 School St. wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim­ cellent location, 2-ca'r garage. MI 3-5159. convertible upon retirement. More Please call MI 9-1636. - condition, $75. MI 8-5044. years' experience. MI 9-3001. • Job too small. John VerfaiUe, MI MAN,OR COUPLE to manage tur­ froMn. SOo dbz. H. Paaqualinl 346 FURNISHED 4 room apartment, ming pool, tennis court, barbeque Here, by having the retiree Join symptoms of vitamin E deficiency 3-2521. Avery Street, WapiUng. Cost Over $700 Lady preferred. CaU Ml 8-4581 or MANCHESTER workers are covered by health key farm, free 5 room house and attic, cellar, nice yard, central, 1-car garage, $28,900. Phllbrick 355 W, MIDDLE TPKE —Excel­ ANDOVER LAKE—5 room summer plans each year, and more of these the association for a $2 member­ in experimental animals, especially 1957 CHEVROLET convertible, 6 $300 a month. Wife may gam ad­ MI 9/2206. residential, $110. (^ild and pels Agency, MI 9-8464. lent Cape, 4 rooms plus 2 expan­ BLUE RIBBON HOMES ship fee, he benefits from a group th,e death of the young irf the cylinder, automatic transmission, OIL BURNER service and repair, PAINTING AND paperhanging. LAWN MOWERS—^Toro, Jacobsen, NEVER BEEN USED cottage, lakefronl, completely fur­ plans are being written so that AnnoBneementa ditional money if desire#. Apply acceptable.- Ml 9-8208. sion, nice corner lot. Priced to sell. nished, fireplace, large screened plan, needs no medical examina­ uterus and of muscular dystrophy, radio, heater, whitewall tires, $295 expert remodeling. MI 4-0095. Good clean workmanship at rea­ Bolens, GoodaU, Arieaa. Riding Sale Price $888 FURNISHED ROOMS —complete BIX ROOM CAPp, breezeway and NEW LISTING ... 6 room Cape. they can carry through retirement sonable rates. 80 years in Man­ Connecticut State Employment light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ porch, boat and dock. Asking years. Often the employer con­ tion, no health requirement. have led to the clinical use of rtta- (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL down. Center Motor Sales, new lo­ Service, 806 Main St., Manchester. mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatic ANDOVER—4 rooms, completely garage, full shed dormer, 2 full BUILDING LOT- ■100x600, good Desirable powers School Districl. cation 634 Center St., MI 8-1591. CAR MOTORS pressure Cleaned. chester. Raymond Flake, Ml tractors with over 21 attachments. trally located. Children accepted $9,500 Alice Clampet, Realtor Au tinues to contribute. This policy provides as ho.spilal min E in spontaneous abortion, Association, Special Representa­ A public employment service, no Pay Only $4 Week renovated, $65. Manchester —new baths, wooded lot. easy wsdklng location. 9-4543, AH 3-7357 Center'entVance. Living room with allowance up to $10 a day, 50'pcr multiple sclerosis, various mus-, Open evenings. Makes your car more s^eable. 9-9287. ■* , Used mowers M d tractors. Parts —limited.- Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch .. 5 room apartment. J. D. Realty, fireplace. Flagstone patio. Nicely If your dependent has retired tive. C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., Coronet Gas, 568 Center St. free charged. St., Manchester. distance to schools, bus. and shop­ Exclusive with cent of charges to a maximum of c u 1 a r and neuro-muacular dis­ Manchester, Conn., MI 8-7424. and service. Capitol Ekniipmeht Sacrificing complete bedroom, MI 3-5129. ping. Don’t miss this outstanding VERNON—8 room older Colonial, shrubbed private yard, garage. within the past year or two and EXTERIOR PAINTING. We epo- Co.. 38 Main. MI 3-7958. complete living room and kitchen $125 for 31 days of confinement. orders and cardiovascular diseases. 1949 FORD 2-door sedan. Call MI cialize in commercial, residential, WANTED—Boy for yard and gar­ ONE ROOM in private family, good value, $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, ARTHUR A. KNOFLA partly restored. Ideal for large Basement. Near schools, shopping, has no health Insurance, find out None of these conditions tfstted den work. Must be able to work decorator furniture from model dis­ ROCKVILLE—12 Ellington Avenue MI 9-8484. family, Tongren Agency, ^ bus. $15,700.‘ whether he or she was entitled to There is a six-month waiUnffl«pa» 9-0758. Household Serviees industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or CEIDAR clothesline poles installed play home. We will give you free location, near bus and mills. Gen­ —large well furnished 2-room Realtor riod for renewal for same or re-' with the vitamin lias showiffeo far PenoNls small We do them all Joseph at least six' hours on Saturdays. and reset, ail sizes. 1956 C^s'vrolet tleman preferred. MI 9-0595 any 3-6321. such coverage and whether it to be due to its defleiency or to be Offered 13-A Saturday work throughout the deUvery and free storage up to one apartment, adults only. Tel. TR SIX ROOM ranch, 2-car garage, MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 UNEQUALED OPPORTUNITY ... lated illness. K iX C tB O U a X Sales and Service, 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4-door Dionne, conteactor. CaU Ml 84494. sedan, low mUeags. MI 9-1353. year. time. 3 months old. 3 bedroom 2 bath might be reinstated. definitely benefited by rttamln B sedan, good condition. $750. Call - year. Write Box CLfc Herald. 5-5689 or TR 5-7871. fireplaces, built-ins, 2 fuB baths, AIANCHESTER— 2-family 6-7 on This policy also provides up to boodsd rspreseBtoave. Alfred RADIO-TV r e p a ir s all makes. city utilities, hot water pil heat, bus line. Vacant. Tongren Agency ranch. Custom kitchen with built If your dependent has no cover­ $200 for surgery allowance sind up therapy." AinMl, 8N Henry St, Tel. MI MI 3-5532 after 6 p.m. Cars, phonographs, changers. EXTERIOR—Interior house paint­ LOAM sale:—Rich, clean $i4 loani FURNISHED light housekeeping MANCHESTER-McKee St. acre age, survey available plana. Make ’ Says the Council on Drugs of ing specialists. Free -estimates PORTER part-time mornings for for $12.50, Also fill, gravel, sand NORMAN’S room with ' eleetric refrigerator, excellent neighborhood, ijimmedi lot on bus line. City water, sewer MI 3-6321 ins. dishwasher, disposal. Ala- to $125 outpatient charges for ac­ S4MM. Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 modem super market. Apply 725 443 HARTFORD ROAD FIVE ROOM apartment, semi-fur­ ate occupancy. Must be seen to be hogany paneled recreation room. certain you , know what hospital­ cident or emergency. The total the American Medical Aaaocite 1931 FORD COUPE Oldsmoblle, wUhout obligation, satisfaction and stone. Miller Sand & Gravel. centrally located. Middle-aged nished. Adults. Call MI 3-0605, and gas, close to stores. Zoned for tlon: powered, needs little body work. days. Famous for service for 30 guaranteed. ABC Painting. MI East Middle Turnpike. Popular MI 3-8603. MI 8-1624 ladies preferred. Ml 3-6388. appreciated. Charles Lesperance, EAST HARTFORD—4 rooms, full Attached garage. Large, aaaumable ization and other costs might be cost. $72 per year. GIRL WANTS ride from Washing years. Phone MI 9-4587.' Potter- Market. ' ' two-family, '$5,000, Town & Coun cellar, sewers, treed lot, $12,500. Call MI 9-4383 after 5 p.m. 9-4147. Before you buy furniture any­ MI 9-7620. ' try Realty, Glastonbury, MEdford GI mortgage. Immediate occupan­ in your area. There is a wide vari­ A further benefit for members "There aeemi to be agreement ton St. to. and from Connecticut ton’s. where—shop at Norinan’s. VERNON—4 room modern apart­ Owner. JA 8-3821. cy. Under 20. ation in such charges throughout that the vitamin (E) is of no,.value Mutual, 8 to 4 p.m. MI 8-7509. BARGAINS—Work benches, clocks, ment, country setting, all modern 3-2792 is reduced prices on drug pur­ 1958 FORD FAIRLANE 600 con­ EXTjsttlOR and Interior painting. MACHINIST beUs, desks, motors, transfer NICE FRONT room, very pleasant. BOLTON—Fernwood Drive—large ■To see these Blue Ribbon Homes, the natiqn. in the treatment of ateriUty and Of FLAT FINISH Holland wlndcsr UNPAINTED FURNITURE, com­ conveniences, including range, re­ 5* t-room Ranch on lot 150x200, chases. Several Insurance com­ vertible, 2-to»e, V-8, automatic Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. flies, 'viaes. Call evenlnga, MI MI 34724. SOUTH WINDSOR — 3 bedroom TWO BEAUTIES Bear in mind that people over 65 panies offer similar plana during dubious,-value in the treatment of transmission, radio, heater, whjte- shades made to measure. All To set up and operate 8-6847. plete selection. Desks, chests, frigerator, heat and hot water, full basement excellent condition, -•—' call habittial abortion. It has been AuttHBObOai for Sale 4 metal Venetian blinds at a new WaUpaper removed. Ceilings. washer and dryer, and heated ga­ ranch, half acre wooded lot. Rea- remain in the hospital twice as specified periods of enrollment. wgii tries, $195 down. Center Motor Floors. Good clean workmanship. bars, stools, comer cupboards, $17,900. T. J. Crockett, realtor, sonablv priced. Owner, 53 Brian Manchester—Ready to move into claimed that vitamin E is of value low price. Keys made while you lathe, MOTOROLA ST^EREO, 1960 model, bookcases. Just the thing for sum­ ROOMS CENTRALLY located. rage. On-bus line. TR 5-2600, TR MI 3-1577. 6 room Cape, living room with fire­ BARROWS & WALLACE long as those under 65, need twice If a family can afford the ex­ Sales, new location 634 Center St, wait. Marlow’s . ' FuUy Insured. Reasonable rates. 5-1237. Road, 'm i 4-1450. in lhe treatment of many common, IMI WILLY8 JEEP8TER. Cab MI MI 3-1591, Open evenings. L«o Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI cost $350, asking $200. Reason Join­ mer cottages. All at lung’a low Parking. MI 9-8315. , place, formal dining room, spa­ (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) as much health care as those un­ pense, several companies now LENOX STREET — Nice clean 6- der 25. write policies for the aged'which serious diseases. Carefully con­ •4664 after 6 p.m. 9-5082. milling machines, ing service. MI 9-2539. prices. King’s Department Store. NORTH COVENTRY — Deluxe 6 cious cabinet kitchen, I'a baths, 65 E, Center St. trolled experiments have not sub­ WASHEjR - REFRIGERATOR re­ room Cape for $13,200 Central to AH 9-5306 cover up to $5,000 of hospital ben­ pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, room ranch. See to appreciate. city utilities, good location, and The Health Insurance Institute stantiated these claima." 1953 PLYMOUTH, needs work, $50. TOP SOIL—The best available for TV TABLE, end table and lamp, 2 NICE ROOM to rent next to bath FOUR ROOMS and bath, cold flat. everything. Plenty of trees. T. efits with a $25-a-day room/'and OUJBB CARS nMChaulcs ape- guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4687, Pot- grinders, etc. MI 9-4663 days. MI 3-7267 evenings. $17,000 Joseph Barth, broker, AH much more. Asking $16,900. outlines four areas of coverage In Justice to my critics, I must eiala, fixit youraelf can , always Call MI 3-6783. - j Electrical Services . 22 any use. Large stock pile can be bedroom sets, bedroom pieces, for gentleman, parking. 3-5422. ■ J. Crockett, realtor, Ml 3-1577, 9-0320. 55 FINLEY STREET board limit. This type of,^f)olicy terton’s, 180 Center St. recreation room furniture, bath- upon which you must concentrate. admit that the statements .in my • gooAselaCToa. Look behind our seen at the site of the coming FIVE ROOM apartment, second Redecorated 6 room Cape in con­ TTiese are: has a $600 deductible-'' clause, 1954 CHEVROLET, 4-door, power- FREE EISTIMATES—Prompt serv­ North Coventry Shopping Center. Inette, carriage, living room chair, GENERAL RE91TAL agency. J. D. BONNER ROAD — Vacant 6-room Excellent custom built 2-year-old, defense come only from eit)bient cole#, Otioglas Moton. 888 Main. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired THE NE\^ON CO, floor, heat and hot water, children MANCHESTER—6 room cape, fire- venient location, fireplace, lovely 1. Hospital expense, including meaning that you pa^'^the first glide, 'radio, heater,, excellent, ice on all types c t electrical, wir­ Can also furnish fill or gravel. CaU fibre rug. MI 9-7992. 17 Westwood Realty, 470 Main Street, Ml Cape with I'ii batha. Alt the ex­ pl'Sce, plastered walla, full ceram­ kitchen with dining apace, formica 6 rooms, 3 bedroom split level with authorities in the medical profes­ $350. MI 3-8916. from the shop. Can take care of 65 Elm Street ' Manchester St. 8-6120. accepted. Call MI 3-0763. tras. Owners anxious to lell, T. 2-car garage. Features include full such extras- as operating rdonf $500 of expense. The .cost per per­ sion. They do hot represent tite NBBD A CAR And had your credit all your upholstering needs at ing Licensed and insured. Wilson MI 3-7083. Leonard A. Gigllo. ic bath, upstairs completely fin­ counter and disposal, cellar play son of these policies la $84 a' year. tumetf dowttT Short oo down pay- Electrical Co,, Manchester, MI J. Crockett, realtor. MI 3-1577. area, large screened porch, city plaster house. 1*4 baths, squared cost, X-ray and laboratory fees. . views of those (who manufacture great savings. Call CH 2-2378. SERVICE STATION attendant, ex­ THREE PIECE modern bedtoom RfKXVUXEl—24 Grove Street. — FOUR, ROOM apartment with ga­ ished in knotty pine with builtrins. BMBtr Baakrupt? RepossesnonT VOLKSWAGE^f, 1956. $495. After 7. 9-4817. Glastonbury. ME 8-7876 perienced, part-time. Must be over roomy kitchen, aluminum storms utilities. Asking $14,500. and rebutted shingles, picture book 2. Surgical expense, which gen­ (AU rights reserved. Newspaper and sell vitamiij E and/or wheat set, almost new, in exceUent con­ Beautiful redecorated 2-roCm fur­ rage, Adults only. Call between EAST CENTER ST. area — Im­ erally .is offered with a hospital Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ 8 Green Msmor Dr., East Hart­ WEAVING Bums, moth Holes 25 years old. Apply Wyman OU MOSSBERG 22 caliber target rifle S-8 p.m. MI 9-4222.' maculate 6 room Cape, aluminum and permanent siding. Ideal for kitchen with stainless steel double Enterprise Ann.) germ oil. las, get the lowdown on the lowest ford. - MI 9-9731. dition, silver gray mahogany, nished apartments. TR 5-9594. oven, recreation room with fire­ and tom clothing, hosiery nins, Co.. 24 Main St. $160. MI 3-2564. siding, tile bath, shade trees, only young family. Spotless. $16,500. down and smallest payments any- handbags repalrM, sippar re­ Private Instructions 28 THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ FOUR ROOAI apartment on s.econd $15,300. Carlton W, Hutchins, AH Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI \THE place. Beautiful high elevation when. Not a small loan or finance JANITOR wanted. Write Box BJ, GAS STOVE for cottage, washing 3-1914 with view. I.Arge trees and storage placements. umbrellas repaired, QUALIFIED TUTOR-^ ail Junior machine, ice skates, canning Jars, KENMORE apartment size gas ing heat, hot water, and gas tor^ floor with hot water and ' bath, 9-5132. ■ e o n ^ g g Douglas Moton, Auto Driving ScbOol 7-A men’s shirt collars reversed and Herald, stating experience and cooking, electric refrigerator .add combination stove, no fuvnace. ELSIE M E ^ ^ AGENCY, shed. Vacant, High and High School subjects. salary desired. evening gowns. CaU between 6-8:80 stove, $30; wringer washer, $20. replaced. Marlow’s UtUe Mend p.m. MI 3-8808. Both good condition. 22 Doane St. stove. CaU MI 9-7737 from 4-q p.m. near Alain St. Aliddle-agcd couple MANCHESTER — Near schools, COVENTRY Realtors ing Shop.______j______Hours arranged. Phone" MI 94814. preferred. Tel. AH 3-7094. Priced below owner’s cost 1958 ENGLISH Z c^ y r compact PREPARE FOR driver’s test bus, stores. Good shaded, ya'rd. 3 Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec USED REFRIGERATOR and Stng- bedroom Colonial, attic, reception room, oil heat, garage, large lot, MI 9-5524 ■« MI 3-6930 ear, 4 new tins, $195. Clark Motor Ages 16 to 80. Driving and class HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ 2%xS>4 VOIGTLANDER Range­ Phone MI 3-6273 ONE! Sales, 8Q1 Broad SL, MI 9-2012. room. Three instructors. No wait­ Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Help Wanted— finder Be8sa.H, complete-sunshade _er-Sewing machine, reasonable. hall, pantry, recreation room, several fruit trees, lake privileges, al, cellars, and attics clesined. MI 9-1473. Business Locations modern bath. Good roof. Steam priced at $12,800 with a low, loiy AIANCHESTER—6 room rambling ing Manchester Driving Aesdc- Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold Male or Female 37 and' filter. Cost $125 new. $40. MI •^ SEP tlC TAN K S BRAE-BURN REALTY U49 CHEVROLET club coupe, ex­ my. PI 2-7249. MORTGAGE MONEY —We can 3-2217. For Rent 64 oil heat; New burner, new 72-gal­ down payment ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 Hoar. MI 9-4084.' SINGLE BED. coTislstlng of inner- c l e a n e d and INSTALLED cellent running condition, $125. supply any amount of money for IMMEDIATE openings in our Sarah lon hot water heater. Oak floors. CHARLES W. LATHROP lot, sunken 16’6"xl9'9" living BOLTON—Large attractive 4 bed­ mortgages. Terms to fit your spring mattress ahd box springs on 2-car garage. Amesite drive, room, fireplace, two bedrooms, Clark Motor Sales, 801 Broad St. LARSON’S Connecticut’s first U- Coventty Costume Jewelry Com­ legs, like new, $25. Electric‘ steak EXCELLENT spot (or any busineaa room ran^h, double garage, acre COME A L L ! MI 9-2012. censed driving school trained — . needs. Handled with strict i confi­ REGULA'nON SIZE pool table. MI • ^ S E W E R S Price $15,900. Escott Agency, MI 9-0384 den or third bedroom, dining Building-Contraering 14 pany. Full or part-time. Weekly broiler, $5; carpeting and padding Or office. Center of town, plenty land, excellent neighborhood, arrialp CertUted and approved ia now of­ dence and expediency. J. D. Real­ pay check. Bam extra moneys or 9-8814. _ MACHINE CLEANED of parking. AH 9-S229 9-5 MI 9-7683. room, kitchen, utility room, 1*4 down payment. Goodchild-Bartlett fering claaaroom and behind ty, 470 Main St., MI 3-5126. about 7x11’ ,gray, $16; about 8x3, HAZARDVILLE baths, baaement, aluminum storm ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ start a permanent career. For ap­ CHAR-TRAC rider with attach­ gray, $6; about 5%x9’ green, $10, BOLTON LAKEFRONT home—two Realty, Realtors, BU 9-0939. 1963 HENRY X 4 cylinder, rebuilt wheel InatrucUon for tecnagera. pointment caU MI 9-3860. , • INSTALLATION ^ AIR CONDITIONED large, one windows and doors, patio with motor, 195. MI 9-8104, modeling. All types of carpent^. ments, including snow blower. CaU in exceUent condition. Also,’ odds bedrooms, real neat and clean. Green Manorville section — 47 Ml 94076. Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. . room office, 106% Main Street lo­ Sheridan Rd, 4 bedroom Cape, car­ fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga­ Help Wanted— Female 35 MI 8-4216. and ends. MI 3-1245. ‘ ■ SPECIALIST cation. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main. Double lot, beautiful grounds. rage and amesite drive. Excel­ Oversized garage. Alinimum of port, amesite drive, city water, PART-TIME counter help. Apply lent value, $22,900, For additional Roofing—Siding 16 Situations Wanted— STORE—Corner Spruce and Birch work required to keep this home aluminum storms and doors. l*.a infornlatlori contact AlcCarthy En­ Toddlurs* Tog$ Kitten Romance! in-person- mornings. Patio Drive- 1980 WEBCOR tape recorder, 40" FLORENCE electric range, Town and Country St. suitable for ahop or office, in tip-top condition T. J. Crockett, baths, $12,000, 4Vi% G. I. mortgage We Would Like to Female 38 slightly used. Call MI 9-1496. $30, MI 9-29f^______terprises. Inc., MI 4-1539. John V. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, In. 240 W. Middle I^ke. heated. Call Saybrook, EX 9-6033. Realtor. AH 3-1577. assumable. $94 monthly includes . Panciera, BU 9-8044.' water, taxes, principal, interest. Shotv You These Fine painting. Carpentry. Alterations FASHION., demonstrators $20-$40 WANTED baby sitting evenings. BOY’S BUCB, $15; RCA Victor TV 19" T V OOMBINA'nON, AM-FM DRAINAGE CO. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ Will stay overnight or weekends. FOR RENT—Corner of Eldridge TWO-FAMILY-6 and 6—On large Hot water baseboard heat. $16,900. COVENTRY—Old house, 10 acres profit commission. No delivering set $19; Westinghouse automatic radio-phonograph, $50; 24” 2-speed M l 9 - 4 1 4 3 and Spruce St., small store .suit­ lot (150x1501. House in good shape, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. References furnished MI 8-4096. washing Imachine, very good con­ window fan, $18; Simmons hide-a­ -J. D. REALTY more or less, $9,500. Joseph Barth, H om is. wwnrDv MI 8-4860. -f able for beauty, parlor, real es­ new heat, aluminum siding, porch, broker, AH 9-0320, I Party Plan Sensation. Samples WANTED—baby sitting Job morn­ dition, $89. Wanted to buy—girl's bed, $50. MI 3-0033. tate, small businesr. Rent very garage. Lots of extras. Owners 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 furnished free, MEdford 8-7477, bike. CaU MI 8-2521 after 7. reasonable. Inquire 168 Wood- anxiou.s to hear your offer. T, J. BIDWELL HOME Improvement MU 8-9006. ings and afternoons! Phone MI VBRNON—6*-4 rooiTi ranch, ultra­ Company—all types of siding and 9-1936. WHITE YOUlfGSTOWN kitchen Itpid St. AH 3-8474. Crockett, Realtor, AH 3-1577. VERNON—Unusual 4 level 7 room 0-rnom Split I>e4Pl In Ver­ split, .1*4 baths, fireplace, rec modern kitchen, ‘ dishwasher, 2 roofing. Aluminum clapboards a sink s^ ca b in e t^ white bathroom zone heat, 1*4 baths, 2-car base­ non. Summer house. Attrac- speclm^. • Unexcelled workman­ AIANCHESTER -531 Vernon St. room, built-in range and dish­ ' t. CONNEXTneUT Ucensed nurse, ang lavatory. Call MI 9-1916. < New 7 room Colonial, 12x23’ ment garage, rec room. Florida ship. MI 6-6495. shift, private hospital, TR 5-9121. SEWING, alterations to do at WANTED Houses For Rent 66 washer, half acre lot. near school. live' shrubs and plantings. home. 79 Foster Street. paneled family room, Iti baths. 3 West Side Realty. MI 9-5315, AH transferred. Immediate occupan­ COUGHLIN ROOFING CO. — AU large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven cy. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, MI Experienced COLLECTION of old stamps. Best FOUR Room Home $100 per month. 9-2915. 3-5159. types of roofs and root repairing, offer. CaU MI 9-1163 after 6 p.m'. References and lease required. and range, dishwasher, disposal 6-room rustnm built ranch speclalixlpg in Twenty Year Bond Situations W d n ^ — Male 39 Linotype - Intertype Phllbrick Agency, AH 9-8464. garage,.•''« acare, beautifully lahd- MANCHESTER — Cape, 6 finished ed Roofs. Call MI 8-7707. SEWING'MACHINE ONE TON COLDSPOT air condi­ ■ ^aped, large shade trees, porch rooms. 'large kitchen, dining room, In Manchester. Interestiiig * I HOUSE furnished or unfurnished, OPERATORS ,j - TWO COLLEGE students desire tioner, 8,000 BTU, casement type. many extras, $24,900. Byappoint- llying. room,;,di?n-, 2 full baths. 4 ylew of Mancheoter and exterior house paiiithig. Reason­ 110 volts, exceUent running condi­ adults only, reasonable. Parking, merit. Irving Bayer, BUirder; AH bedrooms possiblp, fireplat'erplJ®*' NOTICE Roofing and Chimneys 16>A able rates. QuaUty worn. Recom­ tion, $100. CaU TR 6-8843. oil heat. Cider Mill Road Bolton. 3-6396. tered walls, full dormer, garage, In accordance with the require­ South Windsor, ' AND-TRAINEES ' mendations. CaU 'PI 2-7001 01“ Ml Operator AH 3-6389. RC^BTNo—Specialising repairing nlcn lot. Available for FHA ap­ ments of the Zoning Regulations 9-0007. I BOWERS SCHOOL area-=^ room praisal .value of $16,800. -As little fo r » the Town of Manchester, roofs of all Unda, hew roofs, gut­ Apply BDC ROOMS and garage. $125 ranch, fireplace, dining room, ^ T O W N ter work, chiihneys cleaned, re­ Boats and Acceaaories 46 as $800 down to a.ssume present Conn., the- Zoning Board o f . Ap­ California Ranch. Easy, re­ pnin WANTED—Odd Jobe, lawn work, monthly Call betwe^en 7-8 p.m, MI cabinet kitchen, 3 oedrooms. peals •will hold a public hearing on paired. Aluminuip siding. 80 MANCHESTER MODES, 9-0218. mortgage. Call AlcCarthy Enter­ attic and cellar cleaning, small 5H. JOHNSON outboard motor with PART-TIM E Shown by appointment. Marion E. prises, Inc,, MI 4-15.39, John V. Monday evening, July 17, 1961 at laxing living at its best. I'p- years’ experience. Free eetlmates. INC. landscaping, painting: etc. CaU MI RobertZon, Broker, Ml 3-5953. 4 gallon gas tank, $85. 84 Cooper Panciera BU 9-8044. 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room of per 20's.^ Call how for fur­ CaU Howley, MI 8-5381, MI 8-0768, PINE ST.. MANCHESTER 9-9848 after 6 :M p.m. St-n or phone MI 8-4885. MEETING" the Municipal Building on the fol­ Summer Romes For Rent 67 PORTER STREET — Center en­ ther details^- I CLEANING woman twice a week, trance'Coloriial Cj^)e, 5 generous ANDOVER—4*4% mortgage avail­ lowing application: 3TA*TE D A Y W O R K HEARING ALSO. 5934 Heating and Plumbing 17 6 hours weekly. Apply Thomaa CAPE COD—New 3 bedroom cot­ size rooms, screened porch, large able. Friendly 5 room Cape. 6 CoUa Co., 251 Broad St. living room With fireplace, formal years old. Large lot lOOx.500 -deep F & D Auto Stores, Inc.: rear of Yes, it's "town meeting'' todoy and PLUMBING a n d heating — ra- tage. modern conveniences, over­ with wood.s and wet weather 828 Main St., Dus. Zone HI. Spe­ 5-room ranch on Phoenlt St. modellite tnsthUatlana repairs. looking bay, $90 weekly. MI 3-8300. dining room, one-car garage ADULT AND chUdreh desire house­ ^ p p i y parklike yard. This property in top brook. Only 12 minute.s east of cial exception is requested to have In Vernon. Minimum dou n everydpy in the poges of this news- All work guaranteed 26 years ex­ keeper. Must live in. Private GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS—Priv­ condition throughout, $17,800. Afanchester. Pratt Agenev, PI Repairer license and certificate o'f perience. 34-hoilr service. CaU room. CaU MI 9-1678. 2-7.596 or Winston Abbott. P i approval for same. pa>'ment. Ear) VanCamp.^Ml 9-4749. i iManrlypHtpr - iE»pnttt5 l| p r a ld ate beach association. Secluded Phllbrick Agency,-AH 9-8464, paper. MAY WE HELP YOU? modern 4 room cottage, heat, hot 2-7002. All persons interested ma'y at­ E!XPERIE!NCEa5 boqkkeeper. Write BOLTON LAKEFRONT- Contem tend this hearing. giving age, experience and refer­ SEE HOW WE HAVE HELPED OTOiaiS; water,' sleeps 7. $70 weekly. July Radio-TV Repair 15, August 19, August 26, , Labor porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, ZONING BOARD ences. Iliis is-A position in a new Ted OoodebUd of MoachMter R r^ty Company retorts brisk ultra modern kitchen, 3 large bed­ OF APPEALS John H. Loppon, Inc. Here's where everybody comes to business. Only experienced people Day weekend. 3 minutes to beach. Services 18 activity in real estate. Hie following seven sales represent n PI 2-8142. MI 9-8772. 1 rooms, l*i baths, 2-zone heating VNOTICE ■ ‘ Roger B. Bagley, need Apply, Write Bdx "BW,” total of 9119,800: TV SERVICE—All makes. HoneW, thermopane | windows, garage Chairman Ml 9-S261-M I 3.S219 get the town, state, notional ond Herald. . Sold Ranch to Henry L. and Adores Cote, 191 Lynwood Dr,, Spring Special! •A- ■ ANDOVER LAKE — All conven­ space for 2 cars. Alarion E, Rob­ To The Enrolled Meniber.s Daniel L. Hair, Economical. High quality parts. Bolton, for Aldo P. Enrico. Of The Democratic Party 'Guaranteed 90 days Famous for WANTED—Housekeeper for elderly iences, fireplace, screened porch, ertson, Broker. MI 3-,5953. Secretary world news. Here's where nine out , 8 i 5 r Colonial to Ibeodors F.-and EJeanor Waylaad, Route No. 8, patio, hot water, reasonable. JA Of The Town of Bolton. Conn. service since 1931. Phone MI lady. Must reside ‘ on premiSM, OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but in 4sMt.>9yra 9-4537. Potterton’s, 180 Center St. References required. TR 5-5591. Andoyer, for Edward M. Bensebe. 3-5067 or J>1 2-7201. Pursuant to the provisions of of ten people start thejr shopping .' aagmuwfWI Cape Cod to Henry and LbeUle Mahen, SO Salem Rd., Man* town—a ^rue miniature estate. Here's a happy and gay romance AMESITE PAVING the State Primary Law and the CONNIE’S TV and Radio •'Service, Chester, for Charles S. and Maerll H. Bennington. COVENTRY LAKE—4 room cot­ Landscaped acre lot. House has rules of the Democratic part.y you MH-O-UMA to embroider on your kitchen £^Ht level to Merwln H. and SnsOa E. Winters, 80 Riverside I a DRIVEWAYS s WALKS • PARKINO. LOTS tage, hot water, shower, $50 week. two bfdrooms, 1*4 baths, formal . . reoding Hit o^s to soe whof's Fun to new, and economical, too. available aU houre. Sarisfactlon are hereby warned that a caucus bowels! Very appealing, worked in guaranteed. CaU Ml 9-1816. Bd,, Vernon, to r Joseph OIL Available July and August. PI dining room, large living room NORTH COVENTRY ..^XMhty little clothes for small try bright colors and easy stitches. ' MAOBDDfE GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED . 2!8452. will be'held on Wed:, July 12, 1961 SEPTIC TANKS CInpe Osd to Robert O. and Jean C. Adams, 55 Dranford St., plus pbrehes and,air conditioning. at 8 P.M. at the Community Hall, new in the stores. i ^ that go together eaaily and quickly. Pattern No. 5934 has hot-iron Hartford, fo r Martin F. Bakstan. This house has to sell.* and is K o. 9161 with PatbO-Rame la in transfer for 6 motifs; color chart; AND LAKE CHAFFEE — 4 room lake- Bolton, ■ to select part.v endorsed 5 BUILDING SITES FOR SALE MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Colonial to Kenneth P. and Marjorie E. P i^ Ie , 91 N. Elm 1 FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME ' priced well below market. T. J. candidates for town office.s to be tUuM 6 moa, 1, 2. 8 irears. Sixe 1, stitch illustrations. telqriaioo, servica. Ml 9-4541., front cottage, sleeps 'Slx, televU Crockett, Realtor. AH 3-1577. ' PLUQ8ED SEWERS Bt„ Manchester, for XUIen Mills (co-broker with local Sion, boat, shower. A few weeks acted upon in the, biennial town WALKING DISTANCE FROM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. 100’ x , d W i. i f i yarda of 16-iiicb; alip, % To order, send 25c in coins ti>; agent). | 485’, 100’ y 435’. 149* * 485’, 110’ x 280’, UO’ x 2S7'.‘ MAP ON t e l e v is io n antennas and rotor TH E PR ICE IS i R IG H T available. MI 9-0710. $12,600^rSIX ROOM colonial, nice election on Oct. 12; 1961. lUBmu, It yard. Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ Ranch to Dr. Allyn B. Dnmbeek, Tolland Hunplke, IMload, FILE—RE8IDBNT1AL ZONE. WARRANTY DEED. ONE FOOT .C o enlar, oend 8Sc in ooina tO: ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF systems installed and repaired. Macbin Clemed condition, picturebook kitchen, To transact any other business Conn., for Dt. linden J..Deniiia. OF TOP s o n . ON EACH IA)T. IDEAL FOR A G a Kd EN. GOOD jianfljFBtfr , The Mancheater Eve- A5IEBIOA8, NEW\ YOBK SO, Serving Manchester and sur^ TIME PAYM ENTS AllRANGED SANDWICH, CAPE COD—5 roo: very cp tral. Carlton W. Hutchins, proper to come before,said meet­ Septic Itaka, Dry Wells, Sewer ing. . DRAINAGE. GOOD VJEW. • - JUW AVE OF AMBK N- Y. rounding areas. Modem TV B tiy- Lines Installed—-Cellar Water cottage, all conveniences, TV, netfr MI 9-5132. „ beach. Available August 12-1' Democratic Town mew *OBB 96, N. y . i Fo): lat-claas mailing add lOc ice, 405 Center St„ MI 8-2205. proofing Dons, MANCHESTER REALTY COMPANY PRICE REDUCED TO $1250 EACH litri’laaa mailing add lOe for for aach pattern. Print Name, Ad- Call AH 9-6928. VERNON—SI* roAn ranch, hot Cominittee . , lEuftttng Hfrrald BLANCHE and TED OOODCHIU), Ucensed Agents water heat, picture window, wisll Vincent Krzeslcki, “ JftteeNama, Addraaa drees ' with Zonee and Pattern REAL e s t a t e - INSURANCE C A L t O W N E R " No. and Siie. Number. Millinery Dressmaking -19 COVENTRY LAKE — Cottage for landscaped lot 100x150, ' near Chairman McK in n e y b r o s . 11 MAPLE BIHEET, P. O. 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FRIDAY, JULY 7, IM l t ; X PACK SIXTEEN dStanrli^at^r lEn^nhtg li^raUt enure t)atly ,|fat Press Run ■f For the Week Ended x ' . The Weither June 8, 1961 Fereeaet ef U. 8. WeetiMV Eereae sion to «roet A two-famlly •dwelling addition to the rear of We .dwelling A Junior square .dance will be which "#ould place the garage at 4 held tonight from 7iS0 to 10 at the at soulheaat t:omer of E. Canter - LT. WOOD CO. Showera, tliimderaho rete tide About Town Firm Appeals and Paricer Sts. aide of home Instead of to the. rear; evening, beeomin|' feir Soaiiiht. West Side tennis conrtit.x with Stan Green Manor Const. Co. requests 13,330 Best as caller. Member^ the Also, The Hartford Natlortal ICE PLANT Lori in sea. Moatly aannjr^^ee*. Bank A Trust Co. requests a vari­ permission to have a free-standing Member of tiie Audit ant temperatnree Sondey. ngk in iifwnbeni of the Washington So­ Junior Square Dance C3ub wli be advertiaing eign at 482 W. Middle 51 BISSSLL. STRfelET Bnreno ef Ctronletloa 70a. cial Onb plan an outing and steak welcome. There is a nominal ad; OrdertaStop ance to erect a free;etan(ling sign on the north Side o f, W. SDddle Tpke.; and Daniel Panteleo re­ Torn EAet. From Main St. Manchester— A City of Village Charm dinnef on Saturday, July 16, at the mission charge for the dances, ists quests permission to build a dwell­ GardM QrOve. TlcKeU are avail­ sponsored b y ^ e Manchester Rec- Tpke.,'Just east of the town line; At 8tat« Theater ^ Earth Cut Hector Belcourt at 46 Deepwood ing just north of 775 Parker St. in able at the club. reatloriJ>*l^rtment. In event of Industrial zone. VOL. LXXX, NO. 236 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) h (Ulassifled AdvertiBing on Page 8) I raUv"1he dance will take place Where is the 6' relocatlbn Dr, •wishes permission to erect an MANCHESTER, CONN , SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1961 PRICE n V E CENTS Manchester , re^iidents have been The Tisdale Development Co., The marriage of Miss L,\’nne ^ inside the recreation building. Inc., of Glastonbury, will appeal Carole Custer, daughter of Mr. and | hearing so about, and- on the decision of the buildihg inspec­ Mrs. Alfred J. Custer, 26 W. Mid- j Comdr. Qifford A. Loonii.s' of the which Mafichester ..ofllcials Jiare"' tor to cease earth removal opera­ die Ipke.. to Thomas Ar\id Wil-‘ Manchester unit of the U. S. Pow- predtep/ed so *much^9fc>^tsr/ plans tions at 162 Union St. in Res­ Blaze Kills son, son of Mr.s. Charles'Krob, 73jfr Squadron w'tll be guest speaker for ,,developing>-the soutiKend of idence and Rural Zones. Church St., will take plai;e tomor- at a meeting of the Rotary Club the to'^?'^ The appeal, .and 13 applications :a Feuds row at 10 a.m. at St. John's Po.llsh of Manchester Tuesday at 6:30, Tlfe answer: Manchester Isn’t concerning exceptions to town «on- 108 Czechs National Carlholic Church. (p.tn. at the Manchester CounJpj^,going to have a Rt. 6 relocation Ing regulations, will be pVeaanted HOUSE "k HALE ----- I Club. for at. least five years. before the Zoning Board of . Ap­ Representatives from member: —^ ' peals ’(ZBA) at a public hearing The .reason; Lobbyists for the \ WE GIVE / X ' churches of ‘the Manchester Coun- The Rev. EVirett S. Phillips, construction of Rt. 8 in the west­ to be held Monday, July 17. at 8 In Coal Pit ' cil of Church Women 'vvill meet pastor of College Church of the ern part of the stale brought so p.m. at the Municipal Building. AMPLE FREE Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Em anuel i Nazarene, in Bethanrr Okla.. will much pressure to bear on the re­ Building Inspector Thomas C. MAIN STREET Lutheran Church to present names be guest ministei; at the Church of cent legislative session that Rt. 6 Monahan has sent two letters, one PARKING Prague, July' 8 GP)—-Fire the Nazarene ip Manchester Sun­ for a new slate , of officers. was humped from its priority po­ on \^ay 5 and a second on June .14, MANCHESTER IN THE REAR «Ellsabethville, A Katanga,» A_a HnOr fsHaul rImFmnfV Ifa m*a. broke out in a Czechoslovak­cnosl day at 7 p.m, at the Evangelistic sition. j ordering the Tisdale firm to atop July 8 waterday after­ • satchels later released. ' • U.N. representatives were un­ mine at Ostrava on May 22.~ And Aragon, father of three children ception to have a repairer’s license Meanwhile, other police forced able to visit Muller In prison be­ The father, James H. Bailey of and known In his home town of $9 million for the portion which noon. There were no injuriee and and certificate of approval, will Oneco, a rural section of this east­ passes through Manchester, and the owner of a 1963 model aedan their way Into the coiuular of­ fore he was expelled. (Continued on Page Tiro) Price, Utah, aa a model citizen, have a State Hearing by the ZBA. fices and seized documents for ex­ ern Connecticut community, was hadn’l; been seen for four days. NOTICE $22.3 million for the entire reloca­ sold it for- $8 to a junkyard after 'Three applications concern ex­ arrested by .State Police a t Ex­ tion. including East Hartford and amination. y There was no trace of the kid­ the accident. tension of permission. Alexander When the consul-general pro- eter, R.I., after an extensive man­ naped gifl, Denise Sullivan, 15, THE OFnCE OF Bolton. Jar\'is wants to maintain a free hunt In Connecticut and Rhode, ’Ilie road will have six lanes and Lewis J. Carr, 22, of 134 Oakr- vtested to Katanga authorities, he Plus Natural Disasters and authorities said they fear she atanding sign at Kane Rd. and was told that he and his staff Island. . has ben killed. A wide search was DR. JEAN-LOUIS a median atrip, and limited access land St., owner, was arrested and Qharter Oak St. and also to have ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! ,He surrendered without .resis­ in the various towms. One end of charged ■with allo'wing an' unin­ would have to leave the country. launched for her body. a parking lot on Locust St. while Thyssens was seized at his lux­ tance and was arraigned n The inter-allled consultations W ar. budgets ot North Atlantie POLISHED COTTON Ish Island base of Bahrain 300 between Manhattan and rich sub­ As things worsened, and natural (Continued (m Page Three) The United States fired beck a Thompson in Moscow Wedne.srtay have been under way since Presi­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS disasters Including severe and cost­ nations are growing, Khmshehev miles away In the Persian Gulf, urbs in New York and Connecticut charge that Russia was dogging and made public by the Riissiims dent Kennedy’s June 8t4 Vienna said, and the Soviet government Is Now Britain’s move—less than " a heavily peonled by weir-to-do_busi­ ly floods beset the New Hayen, it the central Issue of the negotia­ ye.sterday. meeting with Khrushchev at "which ness executives. _. ■' r==:^ embarked on a' course of--borrow­ accoraingly hse decided to In­ MIRRORS (Firoploc* and Door) ' JAMAICAS week after she began her troop tions--^, ^ ^ It said the United States sot.ks the Soviets handed over a. memo crease defense allocations for buildup at the request of Kuwait’s , Unlike rtioaftailroads, the New ing under goyemment-guaranteed Fake Liawyer ^ '”Wh,5tlirer''the Soviet Union is excuses for “burning the bridges outlining their plans on Germany.: Re-opened Haven depends—and always has— loans: this year by 3,144.000,000 rubles., SCHOOL PICTURE FRAMING (oNtypM) Sheik Abdullah as-Sallm aa.‘Sa- now Willing and prepared to reach to agreement on the prohlbitfor" Khrushchev says Russia will sign (The Russians value the ruble a t' AND bah—indicated she felt a deterrent bn passenger traffic for the lion's In this way, additional debt of an accord which would halt nu­ share of its income. of nuclear weapons te.sts. a peace treaty with Communist $1.11.) This will raise the Soviet MONPAY, JULY 10 to FRIDAY, JULY 21 WINDOW and PLATE GLASS effect against Iraq's annexation $39,159.(X)0 piled up since 1955. Of Asks for Real clear weapons testa under effective In lt.4 reply, released here yes­ East Germany at the end of this Union’s announced military SAM YULYES bid had _been achieved. The 4-state, 1,600-mlle Hoe link­ the toUl, $35,523,440 Is still owed. international controls. " year—a move the western powers Y:30 to 12 Noon “SHOE REPAIRING ing New York and Boston, carried terday afternoon, the United States spending in 1961 to It,$09,000,000 CONTRACTORS: WE RAVE IN STOCK OF THE BETTER KIND” PEDAL PUSHERS Britain still has a force of near­ The United States called on Rus­ said Russia apparently is worried figure Is caculated to shove them rubles. Khmshehev asserted that ly 5,000 in Kuwait, however, bol­ 67.5 million passengers for pay in (Continued on Page Two) Legal Counsel sia to reverse its , position and "as,indeed it .should.be by the out of West Berlin.. these were forced measu'res. A Christian prjogram for all children ages 4 through 12. . 28 OAK STREET stered by air and naval support. MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS Same Side An Watkine "join the United States and the world's reaction to Its obstructive The State Department planned to Modest tMst. Happy summer time actiyitv. Despite the deadlock, the council San Frantisco,'July 8 (fl’i•—Dan- United Kingdom in their deter- maneuv.eringj in Geneva.” dispatch the proposed reply to BERLIN RAIXY BANljtED OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS will continue In a watchdog role lei Jackson Oliver Wendell Holmes "Accordingly,” the U.S. state­ Paris quickly, probably today, for Berlin, July 8 (AV-Con)munlst ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN in the diepute which threatens Line Under Courfs Protection Morgan, accused of masquerading ment said, “The Soviet note avoids, any comments by the other 11 East Berlin’s police chlcd today COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1 . 5 9 Middle East peace. Council presi­ aa a lawyer,'wants a bona fide at­ as much as possible, the central North Atlantic Treaty Organization ^banned any meetings In Qie Red- 1 dent Leopoldo Benites of Elcuador torney to counsel him. issue of halting nuclear teats. members'; NATO’s defense respon- niled sector of a mass rally on 5S5 East-Center St.’—At The Green------aald Uie council would go b a ^ into So do 17 of his. former clients News Tidbits "The United States is convinced siblllly includes West Berlin. German Protestanta scheduled session at once if developments Judge to Pick Trustees who are sitting behind bars, in­ from the AP Wires that this tactic on the part of the The time the NATO Allies spend for July 1B-2S. Maj. Gen. Hanna Songs, Games, Handwork, Light Refreshments 2 for 5 .0 0 warranted. cluding three on Death Row In Soviet Union will not blind the on the note will determine when It Eikemeler said the ban was Im­ Q u^ions? Telephone .Mrs, Lawrence Steeves, Ml 4-0.590 Sir Patrick. J>ean, Chief British Washington. D. C. world to the intransigence of the gets to the KremiTn. Some authori- posed in the interests ot peace delegate,'warned that the danger Arraignment prppeedings were The United States and Russia to Soviet Union at the Geneva t.cst tjes believed It will not! be deliv­ and' order. He aimused srhat ho • 2 pocket styles in Kuwait still existed. To Run NHRR by Aug. 1 halted yesterday 'so Morgan can start talks July 18 in Washington ban conference.” ered to Moscow before ;,late next called representatives of the mil­ TOP NOTCH WEEKEND SPECIALS! Please Note— Dean denounced the veto cast obtain legal help. He sought s which may lead to direct commer­ itary church of holding “c(dd war • all with self, belts by Soviet Delegate Platon D. from noted trial lawyer J. 1 cial iFrvtce between New York and (Continued on Fageilliree) (Continued on Page Three) meetings,.” His order said: “In ► All Wedneeday Specials Are Good thru Saturday Night We’ll Be Closed Morozov—the 96th by Russia in New' Haven, July 8 -(/P)—*The..Meoond siunmer weekend at tional'iientlathNis this year for a in the whole sorry course of the wheeled into reorganization t^ a y A Boston lawyer who became “I’m npt going to do a damn Hyanni's Port, Mass., with a dis­ peace ti^ ty with both German During July Soviet delegation of frustrating under the guardianship of a fed­ (shief officer of the New Haven in thing ftin him,” Ehrlich told the cussion on (iermany and Berlin states and the peaceful settle­ • black, green, lilac, | a prop<>eal for peace that had the eral judge. ■ ' 1954 without previous experience Associated Press. with three top diplomatic and mili­ Di*f'Schweitzer to Head ment ot the .West Berlin ques­ and August apricot, gold ^ f (najority of Die council.” U.8 . District Judge Robert P. In the Industry, Alper^Jias Also In Washington, action is under tary advisers. tion, It b- In the interest of all Shop at this SIGN CHICKEN LEGS Seven nations voted for the Anderson yesterday approved the campaigned for some form of fed­ way to obtain new trials for Death 'The 161-foot schooner Goodwill peace-loving ''■a Wd reep(«slblo • second floor BritWh proposal urging the United line’s petition for reorganization eral assistance to railorads. Row Inmates Orson White and Jo­ ^the> West’s biggest sailing yacht for(»a that there are no provoca­ L CHICKEN BREASTS Natlona to recognize Kuwait’s In­ under special provisions of the Hla position has been that the seph R. Samson, sentenced April —which smashed into a smaller Religious Sumitnit Talks tions to disturb this development. ^ Federal Bankruptcy Act which In- 21 to the electric chair for the craft off San Diego early today which will serve the purpose ot of Dependability W IN q u a r t e r s dependence. Three—UAR, Ceylon government, in one form or an­ and Ecuador—abstained. 4 ire continued seiVice. other, has been aiding the lines’ murder of reputed gambler <3eorge and aeht It to the bottom, has ap­ lessening tension.” Morossov said he vetoed Britain’s The railroad's board of directors chief competitors — airlines and (CSder) Brown. parently rescued all the men. By RICHARD WAGSTAFF and on the world scene, we Soo thoso outstanding ► 1 ' resolution because It did not deal threw In. the sponge yesterday af­ truckers — while the railroads Similar movement was made for aboard the smaller boat, though London, July 8 (JP)—Dr, Al­ have spoken tepidly acted SAFETY CAMPAIGN PLANNED usod ears this woakand ter learning that the carrier had have been burdened with taxes. another Morgan client, Emanuel one was seriously hurt. bert Schweitzer, famed hu­ tardily without fervor or fire,” Hartford, July 8 (JP)—Stata (OontUiaed on Page Three) been rebuffed in ita quest for a Yesterday he also ripped the Pea-Jr., sentenced April 14 to die Singer-actor Fabian, 18, wins manitarian and Nbbel peace •said Rabbi Eisendrath. Police officials met today to , P BROILERS SPECIAL! $5.5 million disaster loon from the federal government for aiding na­ for killing hla wife. approval in Santa Monica Calif., prize winner, has agreed to be' "We must break out of the prepare for an Intensive traftlo federal government. tionalized railorads in other coun­ All but one of 16 other former of a seven-year-ctontract with 20th honorary head o' a proposed strait jacket of the past and safety campaign in eastern They said the railroad would be Connecticut, scene of seven '57 CHEVROLET, ^ Whola, split, 3 laggod. tries while ignoring the problems clients behind bars In Wash^gton, Century-Fox that iHwId bring him summit peace conference of now proclairh bur readiness 210 Station Wagon. Power Glide. U.S. Envoy Target some $24 million in the red by .pext, i«f American (arriers. D. C., want new trials. Leon J. $150,000 a movie. . . . Arletha Pay- religious leaders. It was dis­ for almost any sacrifice that traffic fatalities in seven days.' *1095* FAMOUS Jan. 1. ' Of his own record at-the New Davis, serving a year for selling ton, 15, of Detroit, dies of wounds closed today. the holocaust'that imminently Capt. WUIlam Gruber, head of the^ State Police Traffic DiW- ’57 FORD. $ Q O e Of Bomb in Saigon Anderson’s directive effectively Haven throttle and as one of the narcotics, told ,federal district suffered June 28 when her’father Rabbi Maurice N. Eisen- threatens shall be averted,” 1(M)% AUe BEEF blocks any creditor from attach­ industry’s more articulate spokes­ Judge David Pine he was satisfied mistook her for a prowler and drath, president of the Union he added. I- > slon, called the special meeting. Custom 300 4-Door Sedan. Fordomalic. ''QUE^N- CASUALS'" ing the railroad's property. with his sentence. ■ j, of American Hebrew Congre­ Present were eastern dlvistoh Saigon, South. 'V'iet Nam, July 8 men, Alpert said, ”I only hope shot her as she stocxl on thg back The' Idea of a summit con- AnderaOn said that on Aug. 1 he that It has contributed to the final A Justice Department spokes­ porch of the family home. gations. announced appoint- commanders and s^ la l traffto ’59 RAMBLER WAGOxi (P)—A grenade was thrown at U.S. , ference of religious leaders squads. Gmber said.July haa f GROUND BEEF Wjll appoint an individual or per­ solution of the grave problems man said Morgan, an ex-convict Robert J. Ducharme Jr., 21, an . ment of the fam ^ 86-year-old was proposed In 1959 by Rabbi Ambassador Frederick J^olting’s haps several persona to act as Air Force technician who adnolt- medibal mtsslonaiW at the sab­ always been a. bad nmnth for Antomatfe shift. | SHORT SHORTS car today, but it faJled»to explode confronting . not only the New himself, is knpwn to have tried at Eisendrath after discussions *1195 10 lbs. $3.50. trustees in administering thej,rail- Haven but the entire raljorad least IQO cases both..pjyll and ted he encouraged his 18-year-old bath service of the 12th Inter­ traffic accidents, last year and no ope was hurt. Authorities road. with leaders of Islamic, Bud­ there were 39 fatidltlee in July, ’58 FORD. 300 2-DOOR SEDAN. structure of the natioi^.” criminal. He won.praise from kome wife to take an overdose of drags national Cpnferencc bt: the dhist, Moslem, Hindu and believed the assailants were Viet ”I may be looking for a demi­ In summary the line’s troubles judges'for his courtroom work. and then watched, her die, is sen­ JWorld Union for Progfesslve and this year July fistalltlen Gas saving 6, stapdard shift, 2.98 and 3:98 Cong Communists. god,” he aald last night. Shintoist faiths as well as have been averaging one n day, *995 reg. were those' shared by, many rail­ He' had 20 convictions and two tenced to up to five years In the Judaism. . ‘ ' outstanding CJhristian church­ m A U.S. epabaasy spokesman said Between now and Aug. 1, An­ roads around the country: Declin­ dismissals for lack of evidence out Wisconsin reformatory. . . . A6- Rabbi Eisendrath told dele­ he'said. All of July's fatalltlas ■i , ■ . » ■ -w , . the embassador went quietly gates of 22 nations that Pre­ men. this year have occurred east'of. MATOlflNG SET derson said,'he will devote himself ing passenger travel, increasing of 22 case«. tress Elizabeth Taylor and hus­ Slncej then the president of MECHANIC’S SPECIALS S144A0 home for lunch after the incident, to studying the railroad's prob­ competition from planes, buses Whether these convictions will band Eddie Fisher Will fly to Rus­ mier Khrushchev, President the Connectiout River. MAIN which took place -a few, blocks Kennedy and other world read­ t h e ope-mlUion-member re­ F.T.I. lems. . , and trucks. The New Haven, how­ stand is a legal problem which sia Sunday to reproaent tho Unit- form temple' body represent­ away from Wa .nesldejice. '" The- court action makes Ander­ ever, was also hit Hard by Severe may clog the courts for years, the eel States at the Moscow filni fes­ ers’ appear further apart tpan CHURCH BACKS BIAS FIGHT 'tr FORD niDOR ...... $3(8 1 .6 4 Two men riding a motorcycle, ever In their negotiations. ing 630 synagogues in the Philadelphia, July 8 (ff)—Paa- - son boss of the 132-year-oId rail­ floods In 1955 which destroyed spokesman said. tival. western hemisphere has work­ 'S3 HUDSON JET ...... $144 ST. believed to have been waiting road which serves the passenger huge sections of track. The spead Morgan's bail was set at $40,000 Pennsylvania’s,., Gov. David L. It is the duty of religion, he sive resbtanoe to racial segraga- * solid colors earlier 'at a street comer, sudden­ said, to exert moral pressure ed to bring about such a con­ tion laws today had the baekSig ’SS PONnAC HARDTOP ...... $274 ROBERT and freight needs of New York, of modem superhighways through­ following his arrest here Thursday Lawrence signs compact linking ference. I Mancheeter * woven checks and stripes ly appeared, and thr^w what was Connecticut, Rhode Island and out the northeast also contributed' night by the FBI. '' his state with, New York, New to try to persuade the heads ot of the . United Church of Christ. Jewelers ((escribed as a “hiome made” gren­ Masoachusetta. An eattmate(( 30,- to a drop' In freight business. FBI agents said Morgan,' a Jersey,. Delaware and the federal state to subordinate, self in­ Rabbi Eisendrath- approached "We commend thoee ettbsme 588 MAIN ST. * some with self belts ade at the rear window of the car.. 000 ■ commuters, a group renown­ Capping it all off this year were Negro and native of Birmingham, government in a multl-miUfon dol­ terest and hasten tljelr nego-' Bchweitzer who agr«ed to who have protostod by non-rie* * some cuffed styles The embassy spokesmqn aald ed for its disenchantment with several^ severe winter storms and Ala., was arrested In 1957 in Ix)s lar program to develop, the Dela­ tiatipna so an accidental push head the conference. lent demonatratlOM iha wrong, AMPLE TUjeSDAY-SATURDAY the grenade was six to eight inches New Haven service, iwe the lirte a maritime strike in New York Angeles after posing as a Chicago ware River watershed. . . , More of a button may not destroy Rabbi Eisendrath aaid ha neoe of particular lawo and ens- tome,”- ,th e ‘ ehurehb goMaral M m m us I , h e . 9:80 to 5:80 * sizes 8 to'18 -- Usten to Kathy Godfrey, WINT-CBS, Man­ long and thibe or four inches in every -day. which stopped the road for sev­ attorney for six years. than 700 police swept across the the world, hoped to form an international •am-.:, Tolland llpka., Route 83—Talcottrille , chester, 10:10 a.m. Monday througb-Batur- diameter. It landed on the car The line’s fiscal collapse comes eral days. Someone in Wiaahington re­ Cape> Peninsula from Durban to "Wa.live at a time When the - organizing committee and ex­ Synod decinred. It also dlieetod CIXMSEO MONDAYS I'* street floor, sportswear roof. C a^ Town In South Africa during Jewish vision of peace is un- i. pected the conference would a review ef whether the r During July and Anguit day. Contest Every Day. t only seven days after ‘-tax relief Judge Anderson’s order directed called the prior masquerade. Mor- A boyguard 'granted it by the four stqtes went the.railrpad to file by Aug. 8 a re- giji fled before tho^ Mmplalnt was the night) in another raid, seizing der deadly challenge, but as a be held by late 1962 or early natt