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‘Deadliest Spy’ X 15 ,MakeS GuidedRocket Soon to Leave Successful British Prison Ike Would Increase
Deliverst Mail London, June 8 (/P)— In just a few more weeks the gates of Jacksonville, Fla., June 8f«« trom Poetmaeter General 8um- prison will probably awing Edwards Air Force Base, merfield, were for members of the Calif., June 8 (/P)—The ex (fp)—The Navy today, made cabinet, members of Congress, open for the man they call the the first successful delivery of deadliest spy in history. perimental rocket ship X15 Justices of the Supreme Court made a swift, smooth glide . Bonds Interest U.S. mail by a guided missile. the Governors , of all American Klaus Fuchs will walk out to The missile was fired from a BtateJ’ and territories, afid the freedom after serving nine years from 38,000 feet to,a perfect Postmasters General of the 99 for betraying western atomic sec- landing on a dry lake bed to submarine at sea to the reU to Soviet Russia—secrets that Navy’s auxiliary air station other nations which are members day in its first free flight. of the Universal Union. probably enabled the Russians to The sleek black needle, expected Asks Raise at Mayport, Fla., at the mouth The missile was fired at 10:10 produce, an atomic bomb five years ultimately to blast a pilot 100 of the St. John’s River near. a.m. EOT and landed safely at sooner than they could b miles to the edge of Space, kicked Jacksonville. 10:32 a.m., the department said. otherwise. up a great plume of dust as Its Siimmerfield, describing the Home SecreUry Richard A. skids touched down on the sun In National Poatmaater General Arthur Et Butler probably will tell the House Buminerfteld announced the atic- event in a telephone conversation baked mud. with the Washington Evening of Commons this week what hap At the controls was crack test eeaahil delivery at a hastily called pens next to the 47-year-old Ger preaa conference an hour and Star, said it was a dramatic sight. pilot Scotl CroBSfield. first man to He rc(portec the wheeled missile man-born scientist. fly twice the speed of sound. Debt Limit half after a Navy Regulua I was As a docile, model convict, brought In to Mayport. made a perfect landing on the Ho went aloft at 8 'a.m., with runway, trailing a parachute to Fuchs is believed to have earned -the X15 locked under the wing Washington, Jufle 8 4 per cent. T)iere is no » wdth .British nuclear scientists. flight lest center was perfect- celling on bonds of less than 6- Part of the time he was on the clear and sunny. years maturity. British team that worked with Coming down. Crossfield radio At the same time, Eisenhower From Bases in France American nuclear scientists dur ed' that his contro^wer# function proposed that Congresa hike the ing World War 11. He had access ing perfectly, t h ^ added: permanent national debt ceiling to top-secret nuclear centers in I wish I could do a barrel from the current $283 billion to Paris, June 8 i/P) — About 2000now based in France. Shape can Britain and the United States. roll.’’ ' 8288 billion and boost Uie tem fighter-bombers may be removed make no further comment at this He stayed inside the tiny 7 ^ - porary limit from |288 billion to from their bases in FrMce to West time. (Continued on Page Two) lon ship w'hile volatile liquid hy $295 billion. 6erman.v. informed sources at Negotiations have been under V drogen was drained from auxiliary In a special message to Con Gen. Lauris Norstad's Supreme Al way for more than two years to get powei units. gress, the President said these lied Headquarters in Europe said France to accept atomic bomb ■An Air Force officer said ’’He Steps are necessary for sucotsaful today. stockpiles. The French want an Car Insurance looks real happy.’’ management of the public debt, These planes have atomic mis agreement that would give them ’The X I5 program has been de now at a record |286 IflUion. sions which they cannot perform control over the stockpiles and also layed because of bugfs in its elec The immediate reaction to n - effectively because France so far the know-how to make their own Rates Cut for tronic systems. It required four senhower’s proposals on Capitol has not come to an agreement'with bombs. test flights locked under the B52’s Honors for Governor Hill was mixed. the United States on stockpiling Giving American atomic secrets wing. Instead of one. Gov. Jibraham A. Ribicoff is shown receiving an. honorary degree of doctor of humanities at com Rep. Clarence E. KUbum of New nuclear bombs on French soil. Safe Drivers And the first glide flight was mencement exercises yesterday at American International College, Springfield, Mass. At left is York, ranking Republican on the A Defense Department spokes (Continued on Page Five) postponed twice at the last min president John F. Hines of AIC. (AP Photofax). House Banking Committee, said man in Washington yesterday de ute because of technical troubles. Elsenhower was right, hecause "If Hal-tford. June 8 (AT—TTie Trav The craft is equipped now with nied that a decision had been made elers Insurance Company's experi we’re going to get t)ie money we to withdraw the fighter-bombers. a jet engine. It carried no fuel to astd we’ve got to raise InUrsst 16 Dead, 32 Injured ment with lower rates on automo- day, but before lomr it will under Nikita May Delay T ou r Norstad ignow in Washington. A bilt insurance for safe drivers was East Reds Fly rates.” French newspaper had said such a take jet-powered fligltt. 'When this Cbngress shows evi- In Bus Crasli-Fire to begin today in Nebraska. For Its all-out fling into decision was made. ’The company announced May 22 dsne* of trying to keep a sound Noratad's SHAPE headquarters Space it will b)s powered by rocket To Moscow for dollar by cutong spendiag prd- Phoenix, Ariz., June 8 UP—Six that it wanted to inaugurate such engines expected t o . push it 4,000 herel'rtfuaed to comment on the re- a system in .Nebraska, loWa, Min Reds Seen Pushing grams, yoii’11 flhd ccmfldanc* tn nig)l...that a decision already had teen farm laborers were killed and m.p.h. or more. government bonds coming back Sam made to shift the nine Ameri 82 othisrs were injured w)ten nesota. ' aiifLJMJeMnia< and was About 40 minute* after taktoff Talk to Nikita and interest rates coming down,” crudely fashioned bus crashed into BUbraittlh^ deTanT^fd insurance the B52 coirimander, Capt. Charles can squadrons Involved. But it commissioners in those states. Kilbum added. said measures to make the planes a tree' and exploded near Phoenix C. Bock Jr., of Council Bluffs. Rep. WrigM. Patman (D-Tex.), today. Nebraska is-the first to approve. Iowa, flipped ajoggle switch and To Summit Accord Moscow, June 8 (A>)—East Ger effective were being considered. A' many's top leaders flew to Mowow an influential monetary ipokeeman Tlie highway patrol, which had If the plan is successful, the com the mechanism liolding the X18 to statement said: pany plans to use it elsewhere. today for talks that could Influ for House Democrats and vlca "Agreements have not been difficulty determining the number the bomber was' released. c h a i r nti a n of the flenats-Houee Travelers is one of the biggest TTie 50-foot rocket ship is painted By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^accord sought by the West to ence the cqnrse of the Big Four reached vrlth the government of of charred and creamated bodies guarantee the western position in foreign ministers in Geneva. The Economic Committee, said there U France governing all aspects, of the in the twisted •wre.ckage, . listed firms in the automobile Insurance Geneva. June 8 liPl—-The Big- no" excuse for higher interest rates business. (Contir 'bd on Page Five) the Red-encircled city. Some dip Russians gave them a red carpet operation and arming of NATO these figures as official bu\ said Four conference went into its fifth reception. "except to give the bankers and there may be more dead. Under, the plan, details of which lomats thought it would not neces aircraft baaed on French territory. week today amid signs, that Rus sarily bar en understanding that Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev blg-mone.v lenders a larger aliare Pending the completion of such AIL the -victims' were I'exlcan were’made public yesterday when of the national Income.” NeWaska’s acceptance was an sia would press the western pow Russia would refrain from, any and other high Soviet offleiats wel comprehensive arrangements, _con- riationals. threat or use of force to try to corned a party of 18 led by Walter alderaUon la of course being ^ven ' M:[any of the injured were ro- nounced. drivers who have had no Trapped in Car ers for quick agreement on a sum (CkmtfBiMd OB Page Five). accidents or moving vehicle viola squeeze the w’estem powers out of Ulbricht, East Germany’s Oom- to measures which will insure the mit conference. miinist party chief, and Premier tions during the past five .vears Berlin. effectiveness of Allied air units (CdqlTnnnd'o" Paga-TwoT Foreign ministers of the United Otto Grotewohl. -will get a 30 per cent discount By Safety Belt, Khrushchev said in Budapest Stales, Britain and France met before returning to Moscow that A banner at Vnukovo Airport from- the standard rate. with Russia’s Andrei A. Gromyko proclaimed in German and Rus I TTiose who can attest to having East-West accords "undoubtedly at hib headquarters here in late Sinn "hearty welcome.” , Workers Taxpayers Also Help had a clean record for three years Boy, 18, Killed will be reached at the summit” BuUetins aiternoon after Itolding a strategy even if no agreement is achieved with sun hats made from news will get a 20 per cant discount. C'.inference among themselves. papers clustered under portraits But those who frequently violate by the foreign ministers. from thfl AP Wlrca ’Thompson, June 8 (/P>— A sports They were reported gloom.v about The Russian premier displayed of the German leaderii and Khfus- traffic laws or have accidents -will car careened wdldly out of control prospects for a Berlin agreement confidence a summit meeting will chev. Red flac* flew all along the pay more, the company said. here early today bringing death after a weekend declaration by So- materialize by advising the gov 25:mlle route from the airport to A driver who has had only one- to 18-year-old Thomas Rothwell oONvijnoN upmajD ■viet Premier Khrushchev that he ernm ents'^ Finland. Denmark the Kremlin. WsMlilngtoa, Juaa fl (P)—Th* accident or Vnoving tradflc viola Jr., 180 Bolles St., Fjitnam. w oj'd not accept any arrangement The Soviet Communist party tion during the past three years Sweden and Norway that he may SupreoM Court today ophMd Slate Police said a safety belt which would "perpetuate the occu have to postpone the Scan'dinsvisn newspaper Pravda devoted a large To Defense Costs Boost will pay the standard rate that he proved a death trap for the boy. the ooatampt eoavtctfoa of a pation regime in West Berli.n.' , ' lour he Is scheduled_ to make in part of today’s edition to pro pays now. ’Those with two such Injured and 'taken to Da.y Kim This seemed to rule out a formal former teacher at Vassar aad August. claiming that the meeting pointed the Ualveretty of .Michigan who counts against them, though, will ball Hospital at nearby Putnam up the close friendship, fraternal By WTiLUAM F. ARBOOA8T < The subject came up at - Eisen-, pay 25 per. cent more than the was Paul A. Porter Jr.. 18, of 19 Stefan Heymaiin, chief informa refused U tell Houso lavestt* tion officer of the East German cooperation and strengthening of Washington, June 8, (AT—Heads bower’s news conference last week. standard rate, and those with Providence St., 'Thompson. A hos gators whether he w u a mem A reporter said several Senators three counts against their record pital spokesman said Porter had government, told a group of west ties' between the §ovic Union and ber ef the Oommualst party.'- East Germany, Tt 'sald this pro o f two potent House committees had quoted the President as hav will pay 50 per cent more. internal injuries. News Tidbits ern newsmen flown to East Berlin The court divided 5-4 la uplwid- share President Eisenhower’s con ing spoken sharply to them about Rather than refuse to insure State Police said the car started from Geneva that the issues of moted peace. ing the coBviettoB of Lloyd No offlotal reason has been given cern about what has been called efforts by a munitions lobby to such drivers, a spokesman sgld. to make a right turn on Route 193 Culled from AP Wire* Berlin and Germany "can only he Bareablatt. .who wa# tried la alter his defense program. Travelers prefers to scale the sho'rtly after 12:80 a.m. ihd solved At the summit." for the visit to Moscow, but west 17.S. Dlstrlc Court here, con the munitions lobby, but they "There can be nft concrete agree ern obsorveni i/ers • certain that doubt that a congressional probe Eisenhower said he didn’t think price of tfie insurance to the risk skidded off the road. It struck twd victed and given a sentence he had used that term, but said he that they represent. huge boulders and then flew A woman entigtalner who faced ment of any kind in Geneva,” Hey- the journey, was related to the six months'ln Jail aad 1250 flae. would solve anything. through the air, dipping off 'a pub death daily holding targets In a mann said. "Perhaps there may be Geneva tallis. ’They agreed today lobbying doesn’t want to see political and Before announcing 'its intention financial considerations involved in to strike out on its own in the lic utilities pole with Its underside. trick shooting act was i^dentally some understanding of the broad Some observers expressed be GAS PERILS TOWN activities have had the result of The car landed upside down on shot to death In Pittsburgh by a outlines of an agenda for discus lief the Kremlin might use the oc McRae, Ga,, June 8 ti#)— Fear forcing defense costs higher, but defense matters. When these con rate-setting. field. Travelers was a siderations are injected, he said, member of the National Bureau the highway with young Rpthwell 9-year-old boy who came to see her sion of the problem* of Berlin and casion for propaganda alarms gripped this qouth-ceatral Geor they pretty well agreed also .that trapped inside by his safety belt. perform. Germany at the summit con shout the possibility of a separate gia commuotty today as wreck the average citizen himself unwit the country gets - influenced deci of Casualty Underwriters, an sions instead, of decisions based agency that' sets rales for more Porter, who did not wear a safety' Nicaragua’s defense chief claims ference.” peace treaty with East Gernsany. ing dews begaa'the tickl^ tingly is a strong force behind the strictly on the military needs of than 200 companies. belt, was tossed from the car. as the riflemen who fired shots near It was the threat ..of a new Such a treaty would give the Usk of removing two derailed drives. When it chose to try the* ex is whirled through the air. the presidential palace Saturday blockade cutting traffle'Ho the iso Kremlin a "legal excuse” for end tank'cars containing 16,000 gsl- These views. came from Chair the country. -v.- Cannon and Hebert agreed that periment in the Midwestern states. The medical examiner said night were "Just n bunch of drunks lated city Uiat made the Berlin ing the occupation of East Ber- Ions of dsagerouB chlorine gas. man Clarence Cannon (D-Mol of Travelers withdrew from this or oelebpstlng^’’ . . Israeli and United crisis afcute last year and forced The ' main railroad llae was the House Appropriations Com (CoBtIniied.oa Page ’tw o). ganization. (Oontinned' on Page Three) Arab Republic planes flght m 5- the calling of the foreign rnlnls (Continued on Page Five) cleared about 8:45 am . s f de mittee and Chairman F. Edward mlnute air battle... . James A. ters’ conference in an effort to bris left by the dersUment el 19 Hebert (D-La) of a House Armed Hof fa, president o f the Teamsters avoid a military showdown, .# Southern Railway freights cam. Services Investigating aubcqm- Union, Says no other union in his .Secretary at iState CfliriMian' A. Clever Couple ^ The wrecking crews coocentrat-: mlttee. tory has*witli8tood as bitter an at Herter, Britain’s Selwyn ’ Joyd and ed on the two filled with the ir But they and other Congress tack as has beqn launched against France's Maurice Couve tie Mur- ritating and potentially snffo- - members who were interviewed the Teamsters, s- • ■ ville seem to have run out of freSh Sylvia, Kan.. June 8 i/P)— eating gas. had differing ideas on what con Evangelist Billy Graham says ideas to propose to the. Russians Alice Loraine Smart was mar stitutes a munitions" lobby -r- If he fluty fly to Ruitia Thursday for ried here yesterday to Arthur TEST. BAN FOB SUMMPT any. The composite is a. nebulous a few days to meet religious lead (Conttnoed pn Page Two) Learned. Geneva, June 8 (ffi— The 8- and far-reaching thing. ers. . .'. West Germany orders 25 power nuclear aegoHattona re There" of course are sales rep Sikorsky S-58 helicopters. sume today amid p rojects that resentatives trying to peddle their Investigators are systematically . a final derision on suspending firms’ products to the government crisscrossing the North African Proud Papa of Quads Reveals the testing of atomic and hydror and, to do that, seeking congres desert for traces of nine Ameri gen weapon tests wlU be taken sional appropriations to provide can airmen believed .to have bail at a summit meeting. ,Slr Da the money. Sqm* push nei^y deve ed out of a U.S. bomber 16 years He Has Another W ife, Children vid Ormshy~Gore, Britirii rep- loped planes, -or missiles.,or-gruns ago. . . . ’Two British music critics rescsntstlve. for the talks with as the best and most neceiyary tell youflg American pianist • Van the United Stotea and Russia, weapons of defense. Cllburn he has a fine keyboard Eaat Orange. N.'J., June 8 (Ab—#man Caponl of New York "has said he considered It URely that Hebert referred to advertising technique-—but he still Is an Im- CIro Bravata's quadrupleta and got the case" and that the two Prime Minister Macmillan, as one of the stronger ways the ntature accist. Actor Lew Avres their mother are doing fine in planned to confer today. President Eisenhower and Pra- . lobby *works. He and Sen, Paul H. launches "Missile for Poaco.” . , -. ’Eaat Orange General Hospital. Caponi said yesterday that Bra mley Khrushchev would deal Douglas (D-Ill) .criticized some Eastern Massachusetts .81 r e e .t But the proud, papa admits ‘-’I'Ve vata and the mother of the quads with flnal aspect* of a teat baa- firms’ hiring of high-ranking mili Railway buses roll In high' gear for got troubles”-T-another family In had never been married, that legal treaty If they meet this summer. tary officers as they retire. Sen. first" working day operstlonB in New York a ty . . action the wife Grace had atasted never had been put on a court cal Henry ,M. Jackson (D-Wash) ref Bra vat* became the father of m SICILIAN v o u n c erred to executives from business **^jShn^B. Kelly Si.i 68-yeae-old girl and three boys Saturday. Yes endar and never “brought to ter P alermo, Birily,. June 8 (4V" and industry who hold temporary father of Princess Grace of Mon terday he admitted he was mar mination.” A ChrisflsB Demoorattc ralwl but Important posts in the Pen aco, undergoes emergency appen ried to another woman and had The only thing legal about the and hit supporters "of -tlis Csai- tagon. dectomy. : . .. Sixteen Roman two children by her. separation, Caponl’ said, "Is that munlat-led Left were running But Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- Catholic students barred from )‘Oh. he’s, a fine one,” moaned lt'5 mutual.” oommeacement exercises of BraVata's wife, Grace, 38, as she fa r flbead of Christian Deoai- Tex), Senate majority leader and However, Caponi revealed that erflts today In sari) head of a .Senate Preparedness _ine Central Institute because- lay in bed. under sedation after a legal Court order, Bravata was SicUy’s crucial Is ley refused to.kttend the School’s Investigating subcommittee,, dis hearing of the quads. required to pay *40 weekly in sup tion. Ohriatlaa counted the idea of a munitions laureate services on religious But Bravata, 39-year-old rail port of Gi'ace and their two chil road freight conductor, said the lam, whose party lobby, a* such. grounds. dren, a girl and-boy, now, 18.and ■salipu of govMaaMat. i "I don’t know any who deserve, WesUrn leaders at the Atlantic Dads’ mother,’. Louisa Strobleln iravaU, knew all along hfl was 12 years old respectively. had.iha f ...... that Ial»l,’’ Johnson said. ’They Cong(»ss today urge NATO to set S Meanwhile, Grace, at .her horns have not tried to lobby me." up a division o f counterpropagan married. da to fight .bacl* against .Soviet “Louise couldn't be happier,” In Hollis, Queens, New York City, He saw no need for an Ihveati- said her husband’s support pay- gatlon. and waa Joined in that view He'Asked Jor It political warfare.'. . . Reliable Bravata said, but as for Crace: sources say 10 Turks Includlflg "1 have no desire to talk to her. mentji had bean an on-again-dff<- abaut by Sen. Stuart Symington (D- Raymond Korbusieaki flbt hi* grinder for breakfaaf today, a gard-long version created by 'flye of again thing and that dukrently .he vats* his student*. The . Mimebester High School, aenlor class brealefaated in th, school cafeteria before ’ one woman have been arretted by I neves did. She’s been giving me Mp), a former secretary of the Air a hard tlm* sines the first day I owes her 1900. ^ . Force, and a sharp'oriUe of Eisen- starting’ out on the claa* plcnlb at Moodu*. ’Tfan gave the girls an opportunity to gratify Kor- United Arab • Republic Security foreee in the Kamlahll District of married her.” *: howtf admlifilitratlon defense buaiealcl% deaire for a gripder breakfpst.. The g)rls are Rita Roaella, . Joan Reid, Judy flutter* .'SMIia'flH’^ nortbeastem Syria, Bravata said Ids lawyur, H*r- (Oeattaaafl me Paga T m ) polldei. Betsy Valsntins, afid Christine Jrflmsbn. (HSrald Photo by Batsmis). / \ r-
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MANCHESTBR EVXNINO QERALD. UANCB89I7B. OONNr. MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAV, JUNE 8, 1969 PAGE t n O B I _L Columbia It Win become effective In 1880 ^D^adliest Spy^ T t u ^ p a y e r s A l s o U o t p R(pckviUe~V em on and provides for the required mi Trapped in Car j R U . nority and majority representa FALSE TBETH Sbeinwold on Mrs. Lewis Gels tion according to the size of the body Concerned; covers both elec By Safety Belt, Laa«aR«8« aiiU W orry Soon to Leave Munitions Lobby Linked Fall in School National GOP Post tive and appointive bodies and He leaemr be saaorsd et fMl PROTEOT ENTRY < other details, which are alio out •MS beams* ef loeea, wsbbto lined. Metb.FASTXinLaa imtameed oBnu British Prison AGAINST ATTACK Nkrih-Santhwith toft— Ms 18^ KiDed Dim (Doa-eaM) powSwj pptilrtse eg J u s t f o r NORTH To Bring Suit Mrs. Reginald L. Lewis of The other two, H.B. 3410, asked Boy, roar pisus bolds ibsm Imim; to tbsp By Alfrad Shelnweld Woodland l^rrace was elected Na that sdl vehicles used regularly for r**l mar* eaaafortable. Atom sebbar- To Defense Costs Boost UJ8. Naeters Team ObBiniaen * A 7 3 issMiiiu tsiuni bp Iao«jristsa 0*e (OMritaMd fraoi Paga One) Y 5 4 3 A notice of Intent to elaim dam tional vCommltte^woman ftom transportation of school children (Oontlnaed from Page One) rOTMTI todap at sop dttoeeniitse. In some hands there U a right ConnecCIcut by the Young Repub be registered as school buses and )^keRecord ♦ A » 7 5 3 ages tor Injuries allegedly sus ».amriean and Britlata adeatSsta (OMrtiaasd fteas Page Om ) time to take each trick. If the op- O A I __ licans, at their convention Satur H.B. 3808 asked that a full day be Rothwell died instantly from a genaraUy agrea that the kstewl- ponehU try to InUrfere with your EAST tained In a fall in the Rockville day nighL in New London. Mrs. required for making up a lost day broken neck and a fractured skull. tha men formally raglatarad with timtqg, you muat reaiat the inter <4 0 9 5 3 HiJ(h School gymnasium has been Lewis, active in local politics, is rather than dtsmlaslng studsnta at OPEN DAILY X ■ wnur TueoooA " ■ edge be acquh'*d during that Uma congress aa lobbylats “aran’t al Court Cases ference. . K l . Y J 10 S 6 a member of the Columbia Town p.m. were lost completely. 8 FATALLY INJURED i Whil« driving home from •’^concert recently, • friend of would probably be of little uee to ways the really affective ones.” filed for Elaine C. Woods of Bom' Suffleld, June 8 (/P)—Two Wind 8A.M.fo9P.M. ; Mine wiggeeted that the orcheetm might h«v« iJleyed better West opens the king of clube, ♦ K I 10 ♦ Q 6 4 Committee and president of the the Ruodana after all tbeae yaara. "The claver^ lobby Is ths so and you organim your plan for 0 5 3 2 •rs. Young Republican Club which she Manchester Evening" Herald Co sor boys were Injured fatally and SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. cial lobby," Cannon said. "Tha fal Meariaar Oaats { liid they no conductor et ell. j • * But feabi have bean axpriaaid Oeoige R. Barber, 40, of 85 Mar the hand. You win the first trick Atty. Leonard E. Waldimer, helped to organize, and for which lumbia oorreapondenL Mrs. Don a third waa hospitalized last • AH of whkh reminded me that many ppOide wonder juet lows who do ths Job opsrate out of with the acs of clubs and return O K Q J 10 representing the student, has noil' she seived as the first secretary. ald R, Tuttle, AOademy 8-8485. night when, their automobile and PINE PHARMACY that Ma brlllant brair could atlll garet Rd., was fined It In Town ...... t...... 'r what the man who waves the stick is really d o ^ up there. the cocktail ban, the golf clubs Oourt this morning by Judge Julsa a low diamond from dummy. Y A Q 2 fled the Town of Vernon that a She is also president of the Tol another collided. 884 CENTER BY. be put to aSitvice in Communist and the eoeial gatherings.'' suit will be' brought against mem Francis Laroche, 17, was killed BerV in the old days, and 1 mean really old, the conductor Karp for fallun to grant the right ■you expect to take the next ♦ I 2 land County Young Republican laboratories. It haa alao been ar “It’s a wide network and it's diamond with dumm/a ace. Then 0 9 6 4 bers of the Board of Education, Club, the first woman to hold Its Extended Forecast Instantly In the crash. Richard E. wrveil meiily a* a Um« fcaatar. A* gued that Fuchs' preaence behind of way. Barber was arrested when Chasse, 19, died at Hartford Hos vary lecrSt.” Cannon commented his car struck another operated by you will cuff a diamond, hoping WM Nerih Eari Supt of Schools Raymond B. post. She -will resign from this, she of numaa atop watcb or met" run along nicely for a remarkably the Iron Curtain oould prove a referring to the unregistered to set up the rest of dummy’l 2 0 2 0 Ramsdell, Principal Joseph Mc- said yesterday,-to release an execu- pital from Injuries he received In raaoma. Aa mnsic pecame more tn- powerful propagamfia MUp fhr the Harry M. Mahoney of 88 Maple Temperatures In Connecticut the accident. long distance with the driver’s lobby. St., at Spruce and Blsaotl Bta. suit. Finally, you will draw piM 4 0 AnraM Cusker and Mrs. Claire Albom, 'tlve vote to- another person. She for the next five days, will aver Um r TOlrad it waa fooad Uiat if the hands off the wheel. But whet hep- Soviet bloc. “The beat remedy, end per trump* with the king, queen and Opeaiiif lead — O K ' girls’ athletic director. will, however, continue to main Admitted to the hospital for conductor oouM dtra a cue or two, Barber, 'who pleaded innocent, age 3 to 6 degrees above normal. head Injuries were (?llfton Good, YoHr pens when a curve or bump ep* Reposts aamdng out or Wake haps. the only nm ^y," Cannon •aid he had stopped at the inter aee-"ln that order. Thia wlU Miss Woods claims she suffered tain her Interest In the group and The normal mean temperature ta addition to hla anr^wUng beat pears? Panic and thank tbs Lord field Jail In northern Ungiand aaya said. "Uss with ths voters. They land you In dummy with the "serious and disabling injuries” to its work. Mrs. Lewis is the former 17, Windsor, and John Skykula, CiM r^ Plan < tUiifB would go better, later It section to permit oncoming traffic for the Hartford area for this pe 49, Windsor Locks, Identified by for tha driver's steady and con Fucha haa expreaaOd a desire to go must send rspreeentatlves here on Spruce St to pass, -whan he trumpa .Sll drawn, ao that you can in your ovm hand.. You will die- her head, back, neck, shoulders, Virginia Collins, and la mother riod Is 68 degrees ranging from a beoame epparant that If the con* trolling hand. The orcbestre can and live in East Oermany with his who will stand up against pres- caah good diamonds. • another heat^ from dummy arms and other peuts of her body of three sons. Attending the two police as the driver of the second ' doctor wowd alao eadte the play* looked up again at the traffic light, normal high temperature of 80 to automobile. His condition was re run along by Itself for e bit when 85-year-old father, - Pref. BmU suns. Wa wouUbt’t have to spend he told the court hie car e^ed Thla Is a good plan, and Wsat and proceed with a croaa-ruff. If and severe shock to her nervous day convention from here were a normal low temperature of 66. Dniivtrlai «t« in adne paaaagea and quiet thlnp ere simple and four-squere Fuchs of Laipslg University. can’ aee that It will work. He West shifts to hsarts, you get a ported as satisfactory by a hos near tha money w# do If It wen forward and collided with Ma- system. She sdlegedly fell April 8 Mrs. William Jacobus, Mrs. Wll It is expected to be' warm pital spokesman. Just telephone yonr order (or them in othera, all would be better However, when Uit going gets not for the lobbyists and ths muni- wina the aecond trick with the free finesee. And If West leads 11am Robinson II, Mrs. John atlU. And ao it went on and on untU If he feaUy wants to go, thSre honey’e ear.. in the school gym as she was run through Thursday and then not Police said the car carrying the dnig'needs and coemetfcswgtv- rough the player’s syes frantically is acme doubt that MtUh au Uons makers. They thrive on wars Judge Kan> took into conildera ten of diamotola, cashes the queen trumps or diamonds, you proceed ning backwards “at the direction Pringle, Mrs. Leo Cartier and Mrs. quite aa warm Friday and Satur todey the cenduetor haa become seek those of the conductor for of dubs; and then leads the ten with your original plan. Your three boys crossed the center lane Ing yonr Charge Plan nnm- tha liaart, the brain, the conactanee thorttlas oould prevent Mm. end the threat ef wan. If we de tlon Barber’s driving record of 87 and command” of Mrs. Albom. Carl Oosline, aa well as Mrs. Lewis. day. ot the highway and hit the .Sky- ber guidance and control. clared peace, they would go of dutw. game contract Is safe. Heads Honor Society Precipitation for the period will a( the orcheetra. Other reports, ^ hdWevor, aay yean without mishap tai handing Dally Queetlon Joensoos File Suit ku’a car headon. You can also ehut off the motor Fucha hda now siied hla Commu broke.” . down ths fins. Make Dummy Buff ” In another suit, Walter O. arid Brian Sinder, son of Mr. and on the average total about U of To thdaa who thinh the oreheatr* of a . car and It will coast along West’s Idea is to make dummy Aa dealer, you hold: Spades— an Inch occurring as scatiered Get JSSJSSletSh eoulg |toy aa well without a con* nist oonvtotlona had wants to "Unwittingly," Hebert said, “the WUllam Kunicki, 78, of 4« St Carole R. Joensuu are seeking Mrs. Sol Sinder of Pine St., who FROGMAN DROWNF.n Immediate smoothly untu ths road begins to voters a n helping these big lobby John St., was finsd |I0 for Intoxi ruff. . Thla will leave dummy with 6 4; Heart*—K 8 7; Diamdhde— .810,(XX) in damages from the was selected recently as a member thundershowers Friday or Satur " ductor, let them recall the netlon work agebi for BMttah science. only two trumps, so that you can K J 10; CTub*-K Q 10 8 7. What Westport, June 8 (/fV - A 25-year- Delivery rise end tha going bscomee labored. But it hi certain the Brltiah wotM groups. They read newspaper ad cation aa the result of a domeatlc town and temporary and perman of the Honor Society at Windham day. old Flushing, N. Y„ man died Sat of a ahip withwt its captain, a UkewlM with the orcheetre. It not draw three rounds of trumpa do yop say? High School, haa been elected Its fcweiiai OK ed MW to country without HS leader. never again trust him with even vertisements of how gaOd this or disturbance. r Answer: Bid one dub. This Is ent Injunctions In connection -with urday while swimming at Sher could coast along for perhs. that mlasUe or wtapon la, they Edward V. Lshey Jr^ 80, ef ending In the dummy. If you president for the 1959-60 school STATE EU(S ELECT Aa orchestra might be compared the smadleat secrets. can’t do that, you cannot cash a borderlins bid since you have drainage on inelr property. wood laland State Park with the to an automobUa which, when the aevsral msesures without tas driv In Leipaig, ftof. Fuchs de hear radto^programa hnd they see Worceater, Maas., failed to ap The Joensuu suit also names year. Wllllmantlc. June 8 (JP)—John aid of underwater brtothing ap ing energy of a dynamic conduc pear in answer to a charge of fail g o ^ diamonds. only 12 points in high cards. You Brian also received the Harvard J. GUleaple of Bridgeport waa road la smooth and atnight, wlU clined to botnment on hie aon's television programs espousing the To put It another way. West dedds to bid rather than to pass Box Mountain Homes Inc., claim paratus. Police said the victim. tor. But bi a vary short time it phShs. effectiveness of the product of ure to atop at a red tranio algnal ing that Improper drainage has re Book, an award sponsored by the eleoted president of the OonnecU: James CThristman, had been diving would revert to Its origlnei un and forfaited a 815 bond. Is attacking dummy’s eventual en largely because of the two tens Harvard Alumni Aasn., and given cut State Elks Assn. Saturday “You have to ask the authori one company or another. Thay an try to the diamonds. You can and of ths good spotoards In sulted from pipes laid by the de with frogman equipment only once organised state. ties about that," he told a report on the midway listening ^ to the Contlnuanceavto June 15 were veloper and later conveyed to the each year to the highest ranking during the group’s convention before. There was still air In the PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY granted to Francis R. Lavots, 30, protect dummy’s entry by refus dubs. (In. the Kaplan-Sheinwold Junior. Brian attained a scholas here. He eucceeda Dr. George A. TO quote one of today's out er and hung up the phone. pitch man, and they write letten ing to ruff. Discard a heart from System you would qpen this hand town. tanks when the body waa found, 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-5821 standing conductors, Herman Hie father wea honored last to their Congreaaman, who In turn of 101 Cheatnut St.,, and John W. Superior Court Judge*Thomas E. tic average of 94.27 this past year. (?aillouette of Manchester police aald. Rocha ^r., 84, of 8l‘ Florence St., dummy on the thitri round of with 1 NT, showing balanced dis Bridge pill Pasaed Boherchen; ‘The art of oonduoting montti with the Bast dcrman listens to the voters. dubs. tribution and 12 to 14 points.) 'Troland has scheduled a hearing le govoraed by the fact that the CMden Order ot the Fatherland “The voten act In good faith— each chai^sd with non support; on the temporary injunction for The State Legislature approved Now Wsst Is helpless. It Wsst (Copyright 1959, General Fea H.B. 2719 giving the towna of Co eonduCtor’e Instnimmt U a live on the oecaaioh ef hit 8Sth birth after all It’s their money that'a and Robert C. Blythe. 00, of Ham leads another dub. you can ruff tures Corp.) June 19. The plaintiffs are rep one, consiaUng of a number of per day. being spent—and tha Congress den, charged with driving while in resented by the law firm of Flah lumbia and Lebanon permlsaion to formers playing a number of dif An Beet German Foreign Min men act In good faith," Habert toxicated. •_ __ erty and Hannabury. ‘F ir s t ’ exchange reaponslbllltlea In buUd- ferent instnnnents. The conduc- istry spokesman said he did n^ addad. “ But too oftan it’s high- Receives Degree A for MHS Records ingtwo bridges of mutual Interest. toria teak Is io make this complex know anything about the posai- pnssun saleemisnshlp and bally Saturday Oaaee , 6-8- Proud Papa of Quads Reveals Seymour Ellin of Somers Rd., Just so the records at Manchester High School are kept correct, Arthur W. Scudlert presents to Three other bills of local Inter machine aerva the art of music. bURy of F u ^ going to Bast Oer- hoo that sets the whole thing in Robert Karash, 18, of 717 Tol Ellington was, among 216 students MHS Principal Edaon M. BaUey the first honors received by the rifle team when It was officially est died In committee, according IX*». Ths pacuUarity of tha oonductort land Tpke., waa sentenced to an of Worcester Polytechnic Institute recognlMd in 1939. Scudlert was a member of the rifle team. The presentation was made at to a report from LaVergne H. Wil many after hla rrieaaa ftcni prison. motion." liams, (3o1umbla representative. > VALUES task la that It raqutrM both Intui' indeterminate*-term at Cheshire He Has Another Wife, Children graduated in afternoon ceremonies the 1939B class reunion Saturday night at the Rosemotmt. The witness came a long way for the tivs organisation and critical T Reformatory for assault and bat 16 Dead, 32 Injured Friday in the college quadrangle. occasion. He is Ralph H. Peterson, class president, who Is now employed by International G. B. One of these. Senate Bill 710, In tery and breach of the peace. Ka and works In Puerto Rico. (Herald Photo by Pinto). troduced by Sen. David J. watchfulnaas. His g^uraa fulfill Nikita May Delay Tour (Oenttonad from Page One) Elllh waa awarded a bachelor’s de y-fOld function: Thay hava to rash'was arrested when he beat gree In electrical eng;ineering. Dickson for the Democratic Town In Bus Crash-Fire Committee, sought minority repre yovr^f«p#«l praaant the work and to gulda tha Michael Rothman, 18, ef 11 Tyler Yale Graduates St. Rothman waa hospltalixed for “I suppose he’s proud- of him Washington, D. C., June 13 to 19, Lassow, 61 Grand Ave.; Lena Grif to offlciala. No other site is avail' sentation and provoked much con players. This mtana that ha must Local Stocks Glenn F. Rupprecht of. Brook^ Randolph W. Whaples, state 4-H fin, RFD 1; Jesse Hewitt, 47 Elling able in the area. Oar Hona rrotaction seme time after the beating. (OenttaniM tnm Fage One) self with his picture in the paper, aide Lane, and John D. Rusher III troversy when It waa heard In watoh and correct, prepare and grinning with that other woman," C3ub leader, announced today. ton Ave.; Mrs. Aline Bqllacy and committee. Thla. Williams aald, Padapihwiyeeeie, theft ■ImpUfy, adjuat miataJtea in the Benjamin Zielinski, 53, and his of Bolton Rd., Vernon were grad HOME- - NEEDS! -A Reds Seen Pushing ported in eerioua condition with she said. Playground Director Named daughter, ?8 Middle Butcher Rd.; Vemon and Talcottvllle newii Is will be provided for throug;h a eourae of the axocutlon, prevent wife. Ahna, 49, wers each fined uated from Yale University In M d labOky inearaDoe oa 110 for intoxication by Judge Julee burns and broken bones. (tnntatlons mmlshed by Ssveral years ago Grace imder-' Ralph Schumey, a teacher as Lorraine Weirs, Windermere Ave.; handled through The Herald’s statewide bill, approved only min "LANE" and oountaract wrong devalop- Cobam A MIddlebroofc. Ine. commencement exercises, today. Clifford Woodworth, West Will- Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main SL, loarhoaMwidiaiirpoBcy Karp •• the result of a domestic The Highway Patrol said the drlv went a delicate heart operation. Sykes Junior High School, has been utes before Legislature adjourned. manta. Ha la, so to spaak, the Bank Stacks Rupprecht received hla bache nqmed director of the summer ington. telephone TBemont 6-3136. dteturbar.ee. •r, Nato Manuel Gloria Jr., appar "My relatives lent him money to lor’s degree in Science and Rusher, ...aa e jiramtow. ft may watdifai conacienoe of the 'or- Reginald 'Pamphrey. 88, ef 488 ently tell asleep at the wheel while Bid Asked pay most of the hospital bills.” playground program sjlons’ored by No West End Playground MODERN cbeatra: He obaervae, euimorts, To Summit Accord in arts. There will be no city-spon FIRE LEVELP BARN save yoa amney. . , or ^va B. Midd'e Tpke., was found inno taking the workera from the (arm Conn, Bank and Trust she said, “then he gees and buys a B.U. Graduate the Rockville Board of Recreation. end aaaiata. the gasturee must cent of a breach of the peers; labor office at Mesa, Arls., east of Co...... ,404 124 Board Chalrmar: John Gill said sored playground program in the Ashford, June 8 (fl’)—A bath on new car.” Heaime G. Priestly of 54 Reed the land of Andrew Seles^’waa de' yoa BMra coverage then outline the riiythnuc atruetura of (Ountlaaed tram Page One) Ronald L. Roberts, l7, of 36 Pack Phoenix to the fields at Tolles'on, Hartford Natlona, Bravata. who makes |U5 a Schumey will have complete West End of the city this summer. tledar Chest the work and tha preseiitmarit of St., Rockville, received a bachelor Although the Maple St. School stroyed by fire Saturday nig;ht af separate polidss...or both. Cyclist Injured, ard St., was foimd Innocent ef weat of Phoenix. Bank A Trust Co. . 38 -SS week as freight conductor for the of arts degT^e from Boston Uni charge of engaging personnel for Regularly 859.95J Striking its expreastve and conatruottonal Gromyko hasn't eome up with any. failtre to drive to the right. The truck, which had been eon Fire loearaaoe Oompanlee •the program. He Is presently look grounds were used last year de terbeing struck by^Hghtning. Fire Cell as to leera more about Pennsylvania Railroad, and Louise versity In commencement exer velopment of a shopping center ad officers set the damage at 810,000. contemporary design In rich faaturaa. They should givo ahapa thing aeceptaUe to the West either. CTisrlea Stephanos, 31, of (..ynn. verted Into a bus with sidss and i Aetna Fire ...... 64 67 have been living for mere than ing for someone to head an arts ly finished woods with heavy to tha performanoa, datermtntng Hits Dump Truck cises yesterday. jacent to the school has created Lightning also struck Seles’ near- Oftpadnieplaih Eastern diplomats in Geineva be Mass., forfeltM a 885 bend when ], laft Basslins Road, a main Nationto Fire ...... 118 121 two years In a S-room apartment Man R^orted Missing and crafts program. Red Odar Interior for moth Its quakty and raising it to the he faded to appear and answer to Durban thoroughfara Just south Hartford Fire ...... 176 186 The playground will open July 6 possible safety ha^rds, according by house ,but did not set it afire. protection of woolegs!- gan taking an optimistic line over A Coventry man wfui knocked here. A miaaing person broadcast has highaat poaalble level;" a speeding charge. of the Photnix City limits, plowed Phoenix Fire ...... 724 76 Bravata spent two hours at ths and will run Monday through Fri This Boun^ like a big Job. It la, the weekend, talking of a quick, A 'nolle waa entsred in ths through a ditch and smashed into been sent out by RoclrvUle police succesMul concluafon to the foreign from hie motorcycle and sprained Life aad IndenuUto In*- Coe. hospital yesterday visiting Louise on Paul Oroezlan, 31, of 82 Village day for six weeks, from 10 a.m. to make- no mistake about It. his ankle'ssriy today when he col caw of Walter J. Burnett, 18, of a tree. Aetna Casualty ...... 185 195 2:30 p.m. Children may go home at ministers' talks with a summit IT? X In St., charged wltli and the quads. Then he had two S t - conference to follow.' Patrolman said the head-on Aetna Life ...... 213 223 aspirins and went to bed. noon for a half hour recess or may rfagaHliwt Bath lided with a dump truck at Main breach ul the peace. crash burst the vehicle’s gas lines Mrs. Oroazlan told police yes bring their lunch. Children from Vienna State opera eimrua ■ Western diplomats stuck to their St and Middle Tpke. Conn. General...... 330 345 He win be 40 years old on Fa terday that her husband had not reports that secret talks .of the Continuances were granted to and caused an explosion. Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 92 97 Grade 1 through 12 years of age LIBERAL TERMS erebaatra Ernest Whipple, SI, told police Patrick T. Daly, 33. of M Seaman Elmer Charbeneau, who lives ther’s Day. returned home since leaving Sat last 10 days have made little or Travelere ...... 804 834 urday at 2:30 pjn. to buy a new will be eligible to participate. Vanguard BQ SU he swerved to the right to avoid Circle, charged with assault and near the scene, said the explosion Hospital Notes no progress m Berlin. They esti battery and theft of a motor Public OtUlties car In Hr •tford. Under the fthnulaUng and ( mate that Ui7 ministers will have hitting the truck but had not •wakened him. ADMITTED FRIDAY: Lorraine J u s t sa y perienoed diractlon of Palix P vehicle, day to day; Lawrence E "It sounded like s loud clap of Conn. Light A Power 32 Oroszlan, a Hungarian, was Weirs, Windermere Ave.; Leslie to contlnus In session through the swerved far enough. Whipple was Hartford Electric Lt. 66 driving a Mercury hardtop, blue haaka, tha great Magnificat In D Is middle ot next week at least. Linde, 38, of 11 Le\*le St., charged thunder, “he said. "I ran to ths Widholm, 38 Park SL; Raymond here record^ moat handsomely. taken to Manchester Memorial with driving under a suspended window and saw flames spread Hartford Gas Co. ,.. 45 4*c and r^lte, with Connecticut reg- Reuger, 2 West St.; Donna Gerow, th e w o r d ! Hertsr and Couve de MurviUs HospItsJ where he was treated and fiouthem New Ehigiand Istratloo 73077. He.-was deecribed This work by Bach Is held In high havs exprsssed belief Gromyko will license, to Saturday; Edward R. over the entire bed of the bus. MANSFIELD 107 Prospect St. 176 estsam as one of the finest out- discharged. The aecidiAt occurred Speare, 33, of Llt^field, charged Telephone ...... 434 454 .as being 5 feet, ■ 2 Inches tall, / follow the usual Soviet pattern and at 7:10, police said. Thin I hssrd screaming. Admitted Saturday: Ruth Bad- Complete Six Piece pouringa of the master from Lelp- with speeding, to Saturday; and “I ran outside. By the time I Manufacturing Oempanles Gregory Peck weighing 160 {xnmds, with blond Stuebner, Broad Brook; Mario East Center yield ground in the last 48 hours According to police, Whipple was Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 64 67 sig. The resources for producing ot the conference. Lionel E. Beaulieu, 48, of 31 Over got there, most of those who could “ PORK CHOP HILL” h.ir and Uue eyes. He was wear Lusa, Main St., Baiington; Chjrtls Street driving west on E. Middle Tpke. land St., charged with breach of Associated Spring .. 194 214 ing a white sport ehlrt end navy the miuic Involve a five part The western diplomats are keep get out were wandering In a nearby “Riot In Juvenile Prison" Lassow, 61 Grand Ave.; Endl Spiel- chorus, five soloists and a full Bach and hit the truck as he ftarted the peace and intoxication, to Sat Bristol Brass ...... n 13 blue troueers. v You’re always welcome at BENEFICIAL Umbrella Table Set Phone ing a weather eye on talks opening from a stopped poeltion at Main. field or were stretched out In the man, s i Windermere Ave. orchestra. In Moscow today between laniah- urday. ditch. Collins ...... 75 85 Accident Brings Arrest Birth Yesterday: A daughter to Garden Table, four matching Chairs and col- , Bn 3*1126 Truck Driver Russell Aceto. 17, df Edward U DettbrC', 18, of East By the time anyone got there to Dunham Bush ...... 8 . 9 WED. : "The Mating Oanie” Edward J. Muzikevik, 37, of Mr. and Mrs. Ekiward Schoenrock, .Just phone — tell as how much you wanL Then get your As though It warei^t enough to chev and East German leaders. Bast Hartford, had begun to turn loan in a single visit to the office. Remember: it’s joat like orful Umbrella. Sturdy steel construction In have the Magnificat'alone on a They could provide A fiuide to Hnrtford. was ftnsd 313 for vio- help, there was nothing they could Em-Hart '...... 4S'4 464 “SNOW FIRE”—all tech. Wapplng, was'arrested Ipst night 126 Pro'spect St. weather : resistant finish, umbrella haa steel north on Main; St., police said, latlM the, 1-way traffic cSndlUon do,” Fafnir Bearing ,.. .. 50 S3 on a charge of operating a motor Admitted yesterday: Clifford 1-2-8 to call up . . . come in. .. and, soon as approved, pick recording, the Uetener reeeivea the Soviet policy at Geneva for the rest when Whipple came from the op ribs covered in durable duck In gay colors. A bonus of Bach’s Cantata (choral) of the foreign ministers’ confer on Center’St. Dettere drove from The oonverted truck had only Landers Frary, CIt Tk 214 234 vehicle while under the influence Sokals, Wapplng: Eksther McLain, np your caah at BCNEFiaALl Phone or drop in, today! splendid addition tot the lawn. posite direction. It was than that Main St. west to Spencer St. Tliere N. B. Machine ...... 30 32 of ’ intoxicating Hquor or drugs Cemetery Rd., 'Vemon. No. SO on the same disc. 11110 is a ence. ' Whipple tried to eteer around the one extt from the bed, a 'single tremendoua piece that should be 4s s barricade erected at Main and door at the rear. North and Judd ., .. 35 after his car struOk a utility pole . Birth Today: A son to Mr. smd L e an t $20 to $608 — Leant llfe-lnstirad at lew cett • front of the truck. Cmter Streets posted with four Rogers Corp (B) .. .. 114 134 on Union SL Mrs. Lionel Taker, 5 Linden Pi. heard much more often than It is. Charbeneau atod he saw many 806 MAIN ST.S Over Woolworth’s, MANCHESTER 2 Bridal Showers , No arrest was mxde and no ether "Do net enter” signs. of the laborers Jumtonfi -out the Russell Mfg...... ,.27 SO ART THEATER , Muzikevik was treated in the Discharged Friday: Mary Jamal- ■1. CKMUnTA Injuries were reported. • George Findley, ef no certain door. , Stanley Works .. .. 464 484 (HARTFORD) emergency roo n of Rorkville City tls. West WllUngton. M itch ell 2-4158 • Atk for the YES MAftager Tha Soldier's Tale—Stravinsky The only other accident during addrees, wps fined $10 for Mtoxl Teiyy Steam...... 44 47 885 Franklin Ave., OH 8-0588 Hospital for a' lacerated chin and Discharged Saturday: Bernard OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTU 8 PAL For Miss Gaudettc Witneeeee said all ttaoee who Torrington ■...... 29 31 A toea el tlM cegti $lt,M «flMa pwflly veaeU la Easy Terms Edlnbargh Faattval 1M4 the weekend, police reported, oc cation. eeoaped appeared tj be In e state knees. He is scheduled to appear and Elizabeth Chandler, Tolland; U I rift Mtiililf leileUeeeG ef |il.tS VIotor IM tVtt curred at 7:30 Saturday night. of riwck aa thev wandered about ■Veeder Root .'v; ■ •' .. 53 56 NOW P U Y IN G in Rxsk-ville City Court June 22'. Kevin Fagan, Upper Butcher Rd.; An entartalning place to be Miss Carol Gaudette, 78 Bimh Mary A. Gallant, 85, of East the field tomlSMly, The above quotations are not to To Representative 4-H Martha Falcone, 14 High Ridge *Yead, played and danced." St, has b(ien hooered recently Hartford, and James T. Godin, l7, Markers Stolen The accident was one of the be construed as scthxl markets. England’s Comedy ot the Yew Charles Warren Jr. is' one of Rd.; Mrs. Vivian Parker and son, with two miseellaneous bridal of Hartford, were involved in the worst in Arizona history. IAN CARBtlOHAEL four outstanding 4-H CTlub youths 8 Da'vis Ave.; Anna Horton, 4 Park BENEFICIAL •hewers. She will become the crash which happened on W. Mid In Uhioago. the National Safety CECIL PARKER chosen to represent Connecticut at St. FINANCE CO. ALL bride of James Setsky ef Broad dle Tpke at HilUard St. Off Parked Car OouflcH said the crash inlghl be the annual 4-H Club conference In Discharged yesterday: Curtis O Its*. BENSFICIAI. FINANCa CO. . Brook dn June 80 In the Church Godin was given a written warn* riaaeified aa either a truck or a "HAPPY ISTHE BRIDE" of the(Nasarene. tng against Inattentive driving, Marker plates were taken from a bua aeeident. Ita' teoorda showed X 7 P.M. awl 8 PJd. PURPOSE Saturday night s shower was police said. Manchester recident’s automobile the highest toil in the case of a . ALEO , Looking for... given in her honor at the heme of Both cars were being driven Saturday night while it was parked truck hitting., a stationary object SHORT SUBJECTS Here’s the ideal gift for the June Bride, the Graduate her sister. Mrs. Hasel Jeslyn, In east on W. Middle Tpke.. police In the garage at the rear of his was 4 in 1950. The worst bus ae- ONE DAY SPECIALS ★ JALOUMES' WllllmsnUe. aald, with Godin In the rear. Go house, ppliec reported today. oldent utder similar conditions BOLTON NOTCH OF for Dad on Father’s Day, June 21. ' Enamel Steel Utility Cabinet She had another ahower two din banged Into the iwar b f Mrs. Otto H. Stokes, 36 Pearl St., no took 39 livM In 1931. CNIIgfllN Windows and Doon tified peliee of the theft Sunday f/tr£f.6iM/444 weeks ago In Broad Brook. Gallant’s cqr, pellcs said, as ahs Roomy two door model of heavy steel con was startlilg from a stopped posi mofislhg after he had gone to the FOR TUESDAY ONLY! :*^ A W N IN O S jtarage and found the plates mIsS' You’ve Got To Bee It To struction with baked on white enamel fin St Louie—More than ,one third tion. Ths traffic light had Just D o u g l as M o to rs •88 ish. Ideal for linens, canned, goods, clean of United States medieU eohools turned grepn. police spid. Belieye It ' ■*'CANOPIES SEE IT TONIGHT MAIN FEATURE 8:30 ing articles. For the kitchen,, workroom, poride no training In allergy, and (3odin told police he mUJudged .. Stokes recently moved from 57 Reports Break | NEW.LOWPftICE garage. half offer only about 7 hours ef the speed of the other car. No in Pearl St. to his present addrees rVERY Nl&HT EXetPT bAT ★ eOMMNATIQN WINDOWS instruction.' juries were reported. TERRIFYING! FLAVOR9UEEN AND DOORS Burglars broke Into the Douglas Motor Sales office at 333 Main St. i r PtNETKATES NOW and TUESDAY TV viewing ★ PORCH ENCLOSURES Police Arrests some time during the weekend and "BIRD'S" VINYL pried open drawers in the company YOUR BRAIN' ONE SHOWING ONLY LOAF ^ i r TUR ENCLOSURES safe but apparently took nothing. Festare 8:80—Co-Hit 8:88 is easy today... Two East Hartford youths w4m The break was reported to police TWO MIGHTY SPECTACLES . ^ L u g g a g e won’t show wear! Triple- BREAD FLOOR COVERING •Uegmlly raced their cars et ki by owner, Douglas Dumas this te; .'toe Or Mein .it. ySMerday were morning. Btrength comtrndjon.^.Beuff-resieUmt coverings! QUALITY U. S. TOP CHOICE BEEF Your Best Bet Is To Call arrested fund charged wHh reck According to company officials, U. 8. GOV’T GRADE A Completely Installed IcM driving, police reported. entry waa made through a rear TENDER GROWN PAN READY Kllfi# >7* LOOK! n Our factory trained experts will com Tel. Ml 3-2856 Ronald A. inalcone, 31, and An window; A pane of glass and the In pletely cover your 9’xl2’ kitchen with drew Bl Zegomky, 19, wese token side latch were broken, thby said. •' Knock H ebeut all Mmmer lon8...8lreaffllHe reiitMieufh, Kroper, frqvel waarl , ' • 3 LEGGED long wearing Birds 'Vinyl Floor Cover Into custody by Patrolmsa Robert Police and company ofticials ing in choice of handsome new colors' Lsohan about 8 pju. -'fter he saw surmifOd tha bulr^lars were look • Take H aloitg Mmsi'^her iea«eii...ciaMlc design stays In stylel. LB. and patterns. Installed. Other room sizes HOME SPECIALTIES CO. them ractaif from, a stopped, po- ing only for . money. Everything • Pecks more cleffces In leu space...keeps them nesrt end fresh. pricM proportionately low. strion at a foalfic light toc teto locked waa broken op>en, Including • Chic trovel c o l o r s . ' - ( tha safe, which contained a series Chicken youths are d.
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MANCHESTER E \^ 1 N 6 HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1969 PA O S^ MANCHESTER EV'ENINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. JUNE 8. 19S9 200 Fly to Weai Germany adsfiuacy in supply but a aesd to Diamond Lake Rockville Man iMpfrai ^ Cutrn the act, Had to Oongraeb ^uet for ‘Youths of Year’ MisR McConw Gets keep up preasitre m the dlstrtlbu- Ike Would Increase Board Meets Tuesday ^iihiul|Eatpr the hell of It" ' A TbbuKht for Today tion system for fire protection and reESGRIPTIONS A stitagW daparturao for Latin Tbla remark ncads little trans fipeMPrifi by the filMrheetar Ajssociate Degree the benefit of euatomera on h l^ FrtM DMvmry Takes Life of Gets 6 Months American dlctatora, Baron from lation. It merely contends th a t if Named at Church OaoswO el Oburebe* elevatione. iJiwn sprinkling and U.S."'Moves A-TIoiiibers Argentina. Jlmlnea from Van*- other outdoor uses put a heavy U.S. Bonds Interest On Balance of Agenda OKX StrauM did lie to Congrees, he did Three young people of the Mias Suean McOomb, daughter U flS E n >RUB suela, and laetiy Batista from .As a railroad prabdent lay dy load on distribution aystems In Vernon Youth lit Check G)unt so for some purpose, end for the Emanuel Lutheran Church were Of Mr. end Mra. Devtd B. MeComb, apring and eurnmer. SBOm NO PABEAOB (OeeiHaaod treee Fiege Om ) Cuba, this last ousting represent advantage of some cauae or policy ing, he called in hie favorite eon 6S Bwood Rd., wee ewprded the An adjourned regular .nieUng#to use equipment' tn be purchaaed From Bases in France Introduced ea "Toutba of the Coventry A Rockville man waa aent tn ing a victory fbr a violently In which he believed, and not Juat Tear” at the morning worship and aald, "flhake hands with the esaociate in acience degree from Announcing Jiie oppoeiUon, W t- A lO-year-old Veinon man died of the Board of Dlrectora it ached- by the town. Martin has aeked Laeell Junior College, Newton, despite Umporary responae to er- three contractors who bid last Jail for six months today for cash (OentlnuMl from Page Oaa) romantic re\’oliitionary movement for the ahaer pleasure of lying. aervlee at Bmafiuel Lutharan greatest foel who ever Uved.” men said higher Intereet retee are uled tomorrow night at 8 a clock ing a neighbor's- 43-dollar iinem- Church yeeterday. The Rev., C. Mass., at eommencOment extretsaa “the main ceuee of Inflation" be- tiflcial reapiraUon yeeterday at month on the besie of supplying led by Fidel Castro, has spartced It is nice to know that, if ha "Why do you say such a thing, held there Bunday. ‘ in the Municipal Building take ploymant compeniatinn check... Henry Anderson, pastor, presentad "YOUTH MUST STORE . eeueq they tnereaee ell bueinesa Schools Aide Diamond Lake, Glastonbury. Po both labor and their own equip Hospital Notes to Frefice is blocked by U. 8. le r poHUoal unrest 'throughout our lied, he did so dsliberatsly, with father? Tour friends ftn num While at Laeell, Mlea MeOOmb’t up the balance of an agenda from ment to hold thoae hide open {End Steveh H. Provencher, 24, of 93 islation. the three honored young people bered by the thousands; you hays UP. AGE MUST USE" coats end prioea. lice said Herver C. Rondeau calted* River St. pleaded guilty to a charge ■tatsr continent. purpose, end for advantage. with "Youth of the Year” cartl- sactlvitlea. included the apeekera Ruth Grzyb Rep. Romfiil C. Pucinxki (D-DI) a meeting last Tuesday. ing receipt of an acceptable labor Visiting Hodra Adults — 9 to 8 Present plans call for the fight To the romantle revolutionaries attaineded wealth and honor and bureau. Children bom in this for help while swimming, but hie Reports of the general manager of forgery when presented In Rock er-bombers to take off 'from fleates tesued by the Natioael fame.” EAST HARTFORD said in a statement prepared for Will Compare bid June 10 and final determina ville City Court before Judge Fran n.m.; Maleriilty—9 to 6 and 6:90 in Nicaragua, it makes little dlf Youth Office of, the Auguatane •.(Author's N uns Below) , the House that higher intereet companions delayed going to his and commuiUcations were left tion ot how garbage will be col to 8 p.m.; Clilldren’a Ward—2 tn French bases and pick up their Yea, son, but I have played the over from that meeting, wmch cis' T. O'Loughlin. Ha aaid he atomlo loads in Germany in cate of • «•••«•••»••*••••••»«*•• ference that tha latest generation Synod. fool. I have not prepared to die. DAY NURSERY rates could “well mean the begin aid, thinking he was Joking. When lected. Martin has also notified brought the check in from the 7 p.m. llhft ;»••*••••••••««•••••• y y 2 Girls Graduate The young people selected for wonderful sg« look forwsrd Two Systems ended shortly ' before ,-nidnlghL companies which bid last month war. With a growing Russian mis- of Somosaa to hold power tries to I hava wasted my lln." Plenty of. Water 158 80,VER LAlfE ning of the end of our free enter he waa removed from the water, After the agenda balance is dis mailbox at the apartment house aile threat, these planes might nev the honor by the Hi Leaguers and to many year« Of healthy prise eyetem" by driving busineee on supplying the equipment to the .where he lives on May 24 Intend Patlenta Toda.v; 179 • V*********)********S be less dictatorial then Oie first. Surely it la the fool which hath, Tel. JA 8-1565 artificial reeplratlon restored his posed of, the Directors will cen- town that orders will; probably be er have time to get into combat Oanr From Bay Path the. Board of Christian Education laid In hlahaart, ‘There is no In 4 Reservoirs living. Even hfifore birth end individual borrowers out of Dr. George R. Champlein, chief tlnue in Informal session to: ing to give It to Raymond Miner to ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. It is etlU e dictatorship, which has on the basil of their League lead- CoBvealent To Aircraft breathing for a few minutes. How put In pending an acceptable la under these conditions. God.” their moth^m take special the market. of the Bureau of Elementary and ever, police aaid, the breathing 1. Meet with the Insurance Ao whom it was addresaed. However, Margaret Cooper, Coventry; Mrs. Behind the present dispute Is the enjoyed altogether too cordial Two Mencheeter girls. Miss June erehipr consecrated churchmenship This le a modem version of the Hoursi fi:SO AM. vitamins and minerals to The Preildent was not expected viaory Committee to discuss get bor bid June 10. Provencher held the check .a few Barbara Listro, 14 .. i MANCHfi^R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1959 Ra g e m vw H r A G S s a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. l U NCHEBTER, CONN., MONDAY. JUNE S. 1959 ipol Bears farm team beat the FMsa, BUGS BUNNY OlAl BOARDING UUUSI DAILY CROIiBWORD;PUS(pAf' V Siiuth Windsor ths chuKch. B o U o n T-4, in the seceml tame. .The nominating commIUea is Sheridan’s and A a iw Raalty wilt FORJMrAUTO WALL f meeting v4ith the officer* today to play a I'ained-out gam* tonight at J. ' Legion Ladies decide committee appointment! Tor ZBA Rule 0 o'clock at the school field. Antwtr to PrMiouo Punte B a b y H a s the coming' year. Field Day Plans CARPET 800 at Fair- . All but Grade 1 children at the Sports ^ c io l Mofe than 800 attanded th* echool have been aakkd'to bring a Pick Delegates Wuplng PTA Family Frolic held On Body Shop safety pin to school before Friday CLEANING Saturday at. the echool. of this week. A C R O S S 4 W M d * M t Been NamecL.. The Auxiliary of Abe E. Millar Prise wlnitera Included Susan Bolton's list of] btisinme estab On Friday each pupil In Grad** CollM I3>0012 Poet, AL, haa elected - delegates Williams, bicycle; Donald BotUcel- lishments with gat another boos'll 1 through a will need th* pin to and alternaUa to the 39th ann\ial lo, bicycle; Mre. Jean Murphy, 828 (gaten his team color to hia cloth TIm IILMONTRUG ~~*j**«. 7r«T0rit* If the Zoning Bosh) of Appeals ap SAntieiiMta Department Convention of the gift certifleate; C. A. Carter, house ing, for th* annual field day pro* CLEANING CO. Auxiliary. paint; and Mra. Rheta Kittle, proves ap applieatitm for permits grate. Mqralng activitlea will ^ ISCMuttlliii • SC«r«neay MTOCK P L m MANOHEUTEK 13R«nt lo r id i MOM JannUiaua Harltact. aon of M r. and Mra. Aarbart Banaon, 140 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bennett ahfl grocery g ift certiftcata, B 11 a e n to conduct an ihito body repair elude recea.of all types, m oaj/of HXBtktnM t :ABc{«it AaUa Highland Rt. J X i waa born May 37 at Hartford HoaplUL^ Hia Mrs. Doris Mlkelia- were named Desmaraie, 8-year-old daughtaV of shopion enda used cajr sales yard. them novelties. ISOtomitcd J o t matamal graifamaUamothar it Mra. Ruth Nalaon, 160 Highliuid St. delegatea, and Mra. Alice Sragel Mr, and Mrs. Roland Deamarala of In e appllcatloi of Gene White Grade 1 pupile .will b#'' among th* spectator* to r t h e ^ o iaftbaTl IS B ^ n IM and Mrs. Evelyn Blanchette alter Orkham Rd.. won th* children'* and Floyd Hull] to conduct the IS MM* iar Mlawatial UPar (pnin) yiH siiy Jena,' daughter of Mr. and Mra. Rtehnrd C. Wark- nates to the convention, which will beiuty conteit. amee scheduled In A h o afternoon, 44Tipac* combined buslna will be the sub- 'earns for a girls’^ genie and a SOrvmat* 33WatcM In bates haWir, 33 Caatia Rd. She waa bom May 33 at Hartford Hoi^d- be held In Hartford July 16, 17 leering Thuraday 44Uenn4*tM « Ject of a public boys' game wjli be drawn from rtlativ* 34 Anatomi Sinnait tml. ' Her maternal grandparanta era Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Mac* and 18., Manoheater Bventiig H e r a l d SIThmata b r S e lM ’ at the Communll Hall at 8 p.m. Grade 4-8 31 Pirch* part* p a r i* Miehaal, Phoanixville, Pa., and her pataraal grandparanta ara Members will hold their annual South Windsor Mirreepondent El !k building now 35 Am w patten 3* Bad eanapr 47UnblaattaS A masonry blf Hoard nPonnariy Mr. and Mra. C. B. Werkhelaer, Frecmanaburg, Pa. dinner June 17 at 7 p.m. at the more G. Burnham, : telephone in .on th* drlve- Famtla daar S night of «t*P* Joint ttCenaga under construct! T h ejlberd of Education will YL HH ROUND HIR CONDI HONING 34 3 Marco Polo In East Hartford. MIteheil 4-0874. :*chlne Tool Co. 34 Snicker 37 H o ep ital way to Wllco ho|^^ special meeting tonight to SO H a n ’t Jan Borby, aon of Mr. and Mra. Folke V. Swanaon, Chaplin. Reaervationa should be made with will be the loci ion of the bual- 37 Pom attendanla Ha wa* bom May 37 at Maneheater Memorial Hoapltal. Hia ma ^ uss the recommendatlona of its 30 Purpota 3IC e n *id e r playMfM n le k n a m a Mra. Julia Cavaleri by Wednes ness. Aijvlsory Committee on Bolton's ternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Joaeph A. Pigeon. Manafleld, day. Msgr. Drennan The seme pU hearlnging witfwin WHFJK OALIACD UPON 33 Bridge Maaa.. and hia paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Oacar echool needOH The geport of ths to aty in r Mra. Shirley Rlordan, Mra. Mary consider the appjlicetinn off Joseph committee, released a week ago, -. th# Q))ish Funeral Home provides Imme- p r r r r Swanaon, Waat Hartford. Chlcky, Mra. Mlkeli* and Mr*. Rites Wednesday laser’s 11- niteoi* \JiJIdiJil • • • • • Tully for a limated repai niggeated a 13-room Jimlor high rtlate an —- Death th* Bolton’ Ndtcji Esso^’Servlcenter Brandy St. tract at an eatimatad town. 34 Oriental coin r ~ r R t 44A, Coventry. Ha waa bora May 38 at Hartford Hoepital. The committee in charge of the took Rt. Rev. Mpgr. Thom** F. located at the Notch Pond. coat of $500,000, to be ready for 37 Quota L. J □ Hia maternal grandmother la Mra. Robert Carter, Woodstock, auxiliary's bo lull .iiM.iiiIbN iiM !I .'.Ic . A ‘ t * ' .. \- m W '■ f • V r • e a g e I ^ ^ G B EIGHT UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHERTER. CONN^ MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959 MAN(!HE8TER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. OONN^ MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1951 Ted Ha$ No Idea of Quitting THE Orioles Climb to Second JPlace in Standings '-'i 1 Herald Angle Boxer’s Manager^ Mother Get Mysterious Calls Williams Confident "■ ...... iiOY"*' .... i» _ ■y Assured of All-Star Berth EARL YOST Vargas Sought New Champ Will Be Crowned iMciior LoaQuol He’ll Shake Slump Sfwrt* E4ltor yssLeod«rt=s==j NpW York, June 8 '(/P)__ frun with Al PtUrclk on b«M wav^T-S but tha Tank*** hopped on Cal Am e r ic a n l e a g u e . t . By West Coast Friday When Lan^ Meets Ortiz Casey Stengel_ . ^ might a A . as well * providing laa a. ftWa the Iinsurance. aa a«a eta aa aa %AaTMeUah lala #aa for #a^«aa four aaaaaa runs in ekaathe second TeMeisUy'a Rdaulta Sunday fball and Mel Allen’s It Takes Nattmia I*«gii« After the game, the atatlattciana inning to get an even break, 4-8'. Chicago 9-2, BMton 4-4. Chicago, June 8. ((fP)— Ted Williams, Boston’s splendid Heart, reached the desk (or review Batting — AAron. HtlwaukM, announce It today. Hoyt .Wil • * • Baltimore 3, Kanau City 0. Second part of a two-day Me- this day. Both, I am sure, will pro New York, June 8 (^ ~ newt since he was stoppsd by Virgil .418; Burgee*, PitUburgh, .848; went Into a huddle and reported splinter, iin’t hitting his weight, but bury those rumors that mbrlal Day weekend wag apant to Ring Figures helm will be the starting Wilhelm'a earned run average, TIGERS g. SENATORS 4—Ed Detroit 6, WaahUigton 4. vide interesting . reading,. .Once champion will be crowned ridh Akins in 1957. H« Is unbeaten in Cepeda, San Francisco, .833; die Yoat hammered two home runs Cleveland 7-8, New 'York 6-4T he might quit baseball before the season is over. full advantage with my family.. A m. I I I — night, when the Junior welterwaight hla last seven. In hi* only fight this Bouohea, Philadelphia, and Oun- pitcher for the American Agured all the way down to third of Weather waa excellent for the again the phone waa busy, espe I/*ague in the All-Star game an inning, waa a atartling 0.9M. against his former Washington W L V ret.Pct. u.BO.B. ’•sure. I might have decided to^ cially during the extra busy period San Francisco, June 8 (^P)— (140 pounds) division Is revived yfsr. Hart knocked out Willie In^am, St. Louis, .328. mates In Detroit’s 6-4 victory uiltt Chicago ...... 29 call It quit* now If I had had a Williams, who na/«r haa ha4itdi planned •chodule of events which with a 12-round match between Johheon in one round. Runs Battad !n — Bank*, Chi at Plttab\irKh, .luly -7, If Old Case Rvery now and then aemeb^y gets included attendance at an early each a.m. - 7:30 to 10 - with call Rueben Varga.i’ mother anti as far as third base against the pulled the Tigers up to the .800 BaHImora ...... 28 bad season last year," said Wil lasa than .31-7 siiwa breaking into ers from many areas--.Baseball Kenny Lane of Muskegon, Mich, Logart, 28-year-oid veteran of cago, and Robmaon, Cifleinnatt, has any other Ideaa, he had better Detroit ...... 28 26 .800 'S., morning Maee and then a trip Into manager 8»y they have re 74 pro flghti, dropped a decIsloA to forget them. Wilhelm haa every man who waa let out by the New mark. Charlie Maxwell also homer- liams yesterday before the start the big league* in 1939 and ia the talk he* picked up considerably MEN’S DIVISION and Carlos Orljt, Puerto Rican- 81; Aaron, Mitwaukea, 48; Oepeda, Cleveland : .... 26 63 531 lli- the country for a day's outing ceived mysterious phone calls Charity Scott. March 16 and waa body on hla aide, except the poor York (now San Francisco) Giants, ed for the Tigers and Jim Lemon of a doubleheader 'egainst the last player to .have batted over this season and once again there -NATIONAL OOjt'iF DAY '' born New Yorker. San Franiclrco 48; Ptnaon, Cincin St. Ixiuia Cardinals and Cleveland and Rov flievers for the Senators. Kanaaa a ty .. . . 24 24 .800 3 icago White Sox .400, laughed Aixrst hie preeent with relatlvea. .My eons fished and demanding to know where to Madison Square .Garden, the stopped In three by Scott April 3.' nati, Mathew*, Milwaukee and catcher who will have to dive for New York ...... 24 28 .490 84 enjoyed swimming facilitlei on a are more American League rooters Beat Dow FlnaterwaJd's '67 ABC-TV will cover the fight. thoae darting knucklers. Indiana. ^^*^^ut I got ptt to a bad start slump. than ever, now that the Yankees find the heavyweight fighter. Saturday scene of the last junior welter ac May*. 'San Franciaco,- 48. • • • Getting back to Wilhelm, the Weahington .. .. 28 29 .442 6 last yew and won the batting "The way reporter* come after perfect May 81 a* the weatherman tion In 1946 when Tippy Larkin de Hits - Aaron, r.Illwaukea. 87; .Jtiat to be on the aafa aide, the Boaton ...... 22 38 .440 6 cooperated. I tried my hand at have gotten off to a alow start My Mahager Bert Brodoae disolosad Only Cliff Milllken Jr. from *On”e of the most Interesting WHITR SOX 9-t, REH SOX 4-4 former Giant relief man certainly champion'Shjp. so why should I me In every town you’d think I pick*, In case you might have for last night ha got the first call on among 109 entries was able ip top fended against WUIIe Joyce, will )>e Plnaon, Cincinnati, 72; Maya and playert and managera had better Is the talk of the year. It was his Today’a Game bocce ball but met more than my bouts on the week’s program Is vote Gua Trtandoa to the team aa Chicago's lead Wat shaved while call It quits waa batting .416.’' Jie said. Biit gotten, New York and Plttiburgh, June 3. Brodoae added that later d W Finateirwald’a 67 score in the Site of the renewal. Cepeda, San FYancleco, 69; Tem third shutout and his Afth straight Detroit at Boaton, 8:18 p.m. — Williams, always confident, ex- match in doubles against my Down through the years from #et for Tuesday night In Houston, the Aral atrlng catcher. He leta one they split two with Boston. After Bunnlng (8-4) ys Brewer (3-3). at the same time, in a half serloiui both got off to disappointing starts Vargas’ mother was phoned at National Golf Day competition. ple, Clnclnnarti, 67. the White Sox staged one of thfir complete game. The easy-going pecta to shake hlx present slump brother Len and Lea Rogers.. The local club member carded an 1922 to 1946 when the 140-pound far from the TV cameras, fioy Home Runs Mathews, Milwau get away now and. then but aa he Only game echeduled. tone, he added. Talked with Monk Dubiel during but each seems to be well on the Fairfield, about 40 miles Bast of Harris, th* man from Cqt and aaya htmaelf, “I can take It If Wil rare big Innings—six runs In the gent from North Carolina has An- and ventually get bp above the "Or maybe this is the end of the road to the predicted flag with here. 80-I6-M while Lae Beauchenc class waa In business men like kee, 19; Aar./n Milwaukee, 15; second—In winning the opener 9-4, ished eight of 10 starts. Nobody National League my visit. Dubiel ia a former turned In, (uv 88-66 tall.v to Tony Cansonerl, Barney Ross, Shoot, Tex., will face rViarley Pohlneon, Cincinnati, 14; Bank*. helm can." .300 mark. line.” righthanded pitcher >with the New each passing week...Late after Vargas fights, out of nearby Powell, the San Diego, Calif, Boston gra'bbed the second 4-2 al had scored more than two earned Yeeterda.v'a Results "I think I came back too soon ’The hitting maJrter who ha* deadlock the national figure. Mushy Callahan and Pinky Mitch Chicago and Cepeda, San Francis ’ • * • ' Milwaukee 8; Los Angeles 2. YoHt. Yankees during the war noon assignment took me to Richmond. fighter who atopped big Nino though Frank Sullivan needed help runs in any game against the 38- after that trouble with my heck," twice been voted the league's most Wethersfield High where before The calls added fuel to a fire lit NEWINGTON HOSPITAL ell ruled the division. co, 13, t)RIOI-E.«t S, A'S 0->-Wllhe1m and from Leo Kiely and Mike Fornieles year-old trickster. Sah Francisco 5-1, Cincinnati years who once pitched a not-hlt, ’TOURNAMENT On the strength of his majority Valdes in March. Pitching,—Face, PitUburgh, 7-0, HOYT WII,HEI.M TriandOa teamed up on Kansas 3-7. said Williams. "There were about valuable tlay th-n changed the no-run gams in my presence for checking in at the dealntated area last week In Los Angeles when Without a doubt this will he « . m Rra In the ninth after eight ahutout In If the National Leagiiers who 40 at bats that I shouldn’t have subject. I watched coach Joe cottone put Matchmaker Jackie Leonard waa Low gross (man)—Ray Gordon, decision over Ortiz In a lO-round 1.000, Elalon, Chicago and Rush, . City Sunday to boost Baltimore In nings. were around when Hoyt was pitch Chicago 4;1, Pittsburgh 2-0. Newark in- the International 7t. )K)ut at Miami BeSch, Fla. Dec. 31, Harris' Inugheal test store he waa Milwaukee. 4-1, .800' Mtzell, St.' had.” t’Say, do you think Hank Aaron League..Home later than axpact- his Wethersfield High football severely beaten. to second place. The surprising • • • ing for the Giants and Cards can't Philadelphia 11-0, St. Louis 9-2. Low net (men)— Boauchene. 83- Lane must be favored to win this beaten by Floyd, Patterson In a Louis, 7-2, .778; Podree, Lo* An Orioles are only one game behind eiUUiE YObT W. Various Aliment* (MitWaukefe) car hit .400? I do," ad and I wasted little time in call team through the paces.. .Home Midnight Caller. heav.vwelghi title match. Powell INDIANS 1-8. YANKS A-4—The believe what they read, they will Homers Twice U Pet. G.B. 17-66. one. The southpaw, who went 18 geles, 6-2, .750. ___ Williams, whose brilliant career said Wmiama. "He’s got a good at 6:30 with the rest of the night Brodose said Vargas' elderly the league-leading Chicago White largest crowd of the season, S9,823, get their chance to see for them Milwaukee ...... 31 20 :608 ing It a day. Low gross (women) — Helen round! while loaing a close title should weigh about 15 pounds Sox. San Francisco . .30 23 .566 2 has been spotted by various ail start and that’s w a)<. count*. I’ve to myself and with my family. Son mother waa caUed three or four more than Harris. Each needs s Amc>'can League gathered at Cleveland where the selves. The best bet you can make always said there -ould be others Noel. »7. fight to lightweight champion Joa Chicago . . . ; , ..28 25 :828 4 ments and military service, missed Dean, the youngest, was honored times, always at midnight. Low net (women)—Cel* Perry, decisive victory to move up In the Batting—kue m, Detroit, .847; While Hoyt's knuckler was flut Indians divided a pair with the is that Wilhelm 'will be in there to hit .400 and' I atill think some M onday Brown last year, closed strong tering past the A’S for a .1-0 aeven- Los Angele* . ..28 26 .819 .4'^ the early part of the campaign be at hi* school last week and he re The caller wae quoted aa say 106-28-80. against Ortls as h* did against rankings. Maris, Kansas City, .328; Fox, New York Yankees, Herb Score dishing up that hutterAy pitch at one will come aloftp to break Babe Monday* are always the busiest capped the ntanner Im which he Batting—Bill Bniton, Bravra— hlt shutout, Triandos’ 1,1th home heat Don I-araen In the Arst game, Pittsburgh, July 7. PitUburgh . . . ..27 26 .809 8 cause of a pinched nerve In his ing; '' ITier# wa» a total of 108 entries Brown. Chicago, .327; Kaiine, Detroit, Oalleoted four hita In k-t victory Cinciiuiatl .. . ..28 28 .472 7 neck. Ruth's record r60 hOme runs),” day of the week and when a hoR- performed the feat. I agreed it waa "Brodoae has been giving us the in this annual tournament and Frankie Ippollto and Chico 323; Runnels. Boeton, .318. Once again the nt-drsatlon re day fall* on Saturday, when' no More Important than the junior over Dodfera, tnclndinc two aln- Philadelphia . . .20 30 .400 10 H So far, he hasn’t been able to wonderful and suggested that an run-around but we don’t expect trophies were donated by The i Awaits Turn 'wetter crown Is the fact that Lane Velez, two New York lightweights, Run* Batted In — Klllebrew, rlnt In cirht-ran rally In aevcnth St. L ouis...... 20 31 .392 11 untrack himself and la currently turned to the •jv^siWllty of retire edition of my favorite- paper other such award be forthcoming the same from you. Herald. < box tonight at St. Nicholas Arena Waehington, 41; Skowron, New comet off the preas, tiiefe are ex Sonny Liston, perhaps the I* No. 1 and Ortls No. 2 among Inning. Today’a Games batting a feeble .188. ment. ' next year. "Come on now, where’a Var ODD HOLES moat feared hejavywelght In In New York. This vlll be the r'cxl York, 39; Triandos, Baltimors, J tra duties .to ^rform aa was the a a a Brown's lightweight contendere. Pitckinc—Hoyt Wilhelm, Orlolita (Time U Eastern Standard) "So what,” is Williams’ answer Wants 800 Homer* gas? It "Will be better for every One-HaU Haadicap ' the business, waits on thealde- The winner should get next shot at to last show for the summer at Jensen. Boeton and Lopez, New "There are a lot of factors ta c u e today. . . < Th6re were numer —Won hla ninth etralKht without Chicago at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. to his bad start. "On May 20 of Thurgflay body if you tell ua.” Sunday llne until after the Floyd Pat- the Utle. St. Nick’s, which will shut down York. 36. —Morehead (0-2) va Burdette (8- last year I was batting .224. By consider,” said Williama. "Heck, ous visitors at" the desk, plus 'riiere waa no indication of why Class A—Bob Boyce 36-4-82, June 16. Matchmaker In'ng • HIU Fo ., Chicago, 69; XaHns, loaa with aeven-hlt ahutout over phone call* from various part* of teraoh - Ingemar, Johansson The bout will be carried on net Kaaaa* City S-fl. dropplnf hla 4). the time the All-Star game tkme it’s no secret that I want to hit Cheney Tech D.A. (Director of the callers wanted to know the SUn Hillnskl 35-1-34. fight at the Yankee Stadium, work (NBC) radio and talaviaion. Cohen expect* to reopen in Sep; Detroit. 6>- Runnelk, Borton and 'ALIJMNf LEAGUE 500 ho.ne runs. I wan to do k ," the gtate. which kept .le busy earned nm averafe to O.BSS. Good Relief Corps San Francisco at Pittsburgh. around I waa batting only .280. Athletics) Tony D'Angona phosied boxer's whereabouts. Claas B—Lou Becker 39-4-36, June 2.1. tember. .I.,ennle MaUhi ws, mu., i Aparteto, Chicago, 62; Tasby, Four games were played yes ieng ,,-past the regular deadline 8:15 p.m.—Miller (3-1) vs Kline But I finished up okay.” added the man who batted .406 and reminded me that time was Brodose said neither he nor Mr*. pete Staum 41-8-36, Vin BogginI Sugar Hart, highly rated Phila by Ortiz In April, will start on tha Baltimore and Allison, Woohing- terday. At Keeney 8t. Field, First (5-3). in 1941 and has career tots' of 483 hour, . . . Among the caller* were Varga* gave any information. He 41-8-36. That he did. Williams ended the short to ait down and select the delphia welterweight, li paired road back tonight in a Philadel ton, 61. National Bank edged Bantly Oil Only Games Scheduled. home runs, including one thi* Todd, the Quaker Oats did not notify police. Class C—Milt Nelson 40-7-SS, Pitching Wilhelm, Baltimore, 6- 5 behind Roger Macaione's one- season with a .328 average to cap top athlete of the year, the an Baseball Tryouts with lease Logart, the Cuban'who phia match with Roger Harvey of ture his slxt' American League year. " , representative, whose son gradu He said he would report the Ed McLaughlin 43-10-83. Bermutla.. .Paolo Rosl will be out 9-0, 1.000; Larsen, New York, and hit pitching and the Elks nipped ated from > Monson Academy on nouncement to be made at Mon once fought for the title. In the batting champrlonship. Williams waa walkbd.hi* first calls to the State Athletic Com BUND BOGIE Wedneiday show st the Chicago of action for three months due tn I" Cher, Weahington, 5-1, .833; Manchester Trust 4-3. At Charter time up yesterday, struck out the Sunday and Ann McBride, capable day’s annual aport* )>anquet at First draw 87, EM McNamara; For Legion Nine JOIN A "I hit over .400 the last two Sam Oarilll’a Red Ember res mission at its Wednesday meeting Stadium. the cuts received in the Joe Brown Pappas, Baltimore and Shaw, Oak Park, Green Manor squeezed second and gratnvded out to the publicist for the'^'Women’s Divisim second draw 92, Ray Owens. Lifts Up Chicago nrionths of last year and I exipect taurant. The Tech n(ne thi* past here. Hart has been coming on strong fight. Chicago, 5-2 .714. past Fire A Police 3-2 and Pon- first baseman his next jhrea at the Manchester Country Cfiub. He added he would bring up the WOMEN’S DIVISION Final tryouts for :he American ticelli's trimmed Nassiff Arms to do the same thinp this year," . . , Bill Shepard, miinager of the baseball season Tony said, ranked he said. "Why should I quit?" times. He iuut out the *econd^aine. matter of a deal by which Hank CRIERS TOURNAMENT Legion Junior baseball team will New York, June 8 (/P)— Askf Oiyadaie ,' with sn 8-2 victory over^ though Friend gava up only four 7- 1. State Theater, etopped- to talk 17th among Olaas C imhoola in the Full Handicap BOWLING (State. "If all the boyc rettim next Sinacola,' an associate of singer be held Tuesday and Wednesday LOs Angeles. Bill Bruton had two hita In eight innings and struck Craig Phillips spoiled Macaione's about the major league' bofeball Dolores Kelly 104-40-64. night from 5:48 to 8:15 at Mt, National League managers race* and added, "The Ame'H()an aprlng we should have a big win Frank Sinatra, acquired an tn- of his four singles In the big in out 10 Cubs. bid for a no-hltter with a bases- terest in Varga* last summer. ODD OR EVEN HOLES Nebo. Tryouts are open to the about the best lefty-righty re NATIONAL IJCAGUE League scramble la getting better ner." Ace of the *tafr was happy ning but the key hit was a pinch Milwaukee had 32,399, Its larg loaded double In the fifth inning. Brodose claims Sinacola and ONE-HALF HANDICAP following boys: lief combination in the league three-run double by Andy Pafko. est turnout since opening day! to Macalone, who fanned 14 batters, Standings each week which is good for base giq lucky Bob Rukui who notched Sunday LEAGUE W L Pet. Mopiarty’s Win Opener ball.’’ . . . Wally Clchon, new golf flve.wdn* without a defeat . . . All Ralph Gambina, another Sinatra 1. Boys born Sept. 1, 1941 or and they’ll point to Chicago’s ♦ • enjoy the big seventh inning. 'The also hel|ied the Bankers to their associate, agreed to pay him $10,- Odd Holes—Cora Anderson 48- Green Manor ...... 5 2 .714 pro at Ellington Ridge, pboned to typewriter* seemed to. come to a 9-39. Kae Allen 81-12-89. Barbara thereafter; 2. Boys eligible under Bill Henry .and Don Elston. fUANTS 8, REDS 8—-San Fran Dodger runs off Bob Buhl came winning run In the bottom of the 000 for a piece of Vargas' con AT eighth inning. Bob Minney singled, Man. Auto Parts .. .3 2 .600 fill me in with details on the open stop when 'Vic DellaFerra, major Williams 51-12-39. Rule 3. player recfultment—Plan Henry end Elston did It again cisco whipped Cincinnati 8-8 be on homers by Gil Hodges and Don tract. Brodose contends he got B In this case Manchester High hind Jack Sanford in the Arst Demeter. was doubled to third b.v Macalone Medics ...... 3 5 .600 In Extra Innings, 7-6 ing day activities.. . Mall bag pro dommo at the Manchester Auto Even Holes—rConnie Kell.y 47- Sunday when they chipped in to duced a card from Roy Hagedom only 3500. and RHAM School varsity teams; game, only to slip back In the race The Giants backed up Sanford's and scored on another one-base Moriarty'* ...... 1 3 .500 Parte, escorted! a beautiful model 14-33, Mary Gangwere 43-10i-3,1. help John Buahardt and Elmer Garden 'Grove ...... 1 6 .143 from Indianapolis, where hp wit- into the odee at mid-moming Boardman Pulls Out ELLINGTON RIDGE 3. An.v hoy who, due to the holiday Singleton rack up victories that b.v loaing the aecond 7-1 to Orlando pitching with 10 hits In the first knock by Frank Fllloramo. Gambina Is the California m(in fio A k c u is L Pena'a four-httter.- Two walks, a hit batsman and Defending Champion Moriarty Bros, nipped the New Brit nesaed the -8(H) mile big car race one Hisa Diane ^ in n of Wcet Kickers—Saturday weekend, was unable to attend the boosted the Cuba Into the rare at game at Cincinnati before 28,887. AMERICAN LEAGUE on Saturday, and Joe Haloburdo, ager of Larry Boardman. Con Low net 83—Ev Johnson. Rod previous tryouts for players not mosphere bf third place. They couldn't do much with Pena, two-run singles by Dick Bombar Hartford. Vic showed ho partiality Standings ain Falcons 7-6 in H innings in yesterday’s opening Farming- another 600 miler fan, who also and Introduced the pretty . Monde necticut lightweight, who pulled Medford. Pete Naktenis. Second performing with varsity teams at PHII^S 11-0, CARDS 9-2—They a skinny Cuban who finished dier and Bill Fyjer accounted for out of a Saturday -night fight at all four Elks' tallies In^ the fourth W L Pet. toh Valley Baseball League test at Mt. Nebo. Southpaw Jackie witnessed the race, stopped by to to all males in attendance low net, Ernie Heath, 71. th»lr respective high schools. d ta n jL i^ C! i; B 8 4-1, P I R A T K 8 2-4-- had a wild Sunday in quiet Phila strong after one brief stagger In Sullivan’s ...... 6 1 .857 report his personal views on the Hollywood Legion Stadium. the eighth. Inning off George May, who Hedlund went all the way for the locals, giving up 10 hits Speaking engagement art 1 o’clock Kickers— Sunday The following players who at Henry, the lefty, saved Buahardt In delphia. First the Phillies battered Man. Parkade ., . .. .5 2 .714 while his teammates collected 12'? event. Joe ha* taken in the last at my son Dean’s school helped t>pn Chargin, Legion promoter, Low net—80 Werner Kunzie, • teuna and Individuals the eighth Inning of a 4-2 Arst St. Louis pitching for 16 hita and fanned 16 but walked nine and Vlio r ' c ,e i V e d \n anonymous tended last week's drills are re- left 10 runners stranded. Army A Navy ...... 3 4 .429 safeties off loser Joe Perotta, also nine 900 mllers, flying round trip P4UM the early (tfternoon hours second low net, Joe Lata, 76. nuested tn return this week: Steve weleome game victory over Pittsburgh. It an 11-9 (decision in the Arst game. 5 loaded jam with only one out In thi* year to the Motor Speedway. thYaatening call in O aj( land • haby sitting Shutout relief pitching by Ed Man. Optical ...... 2 .286 a lefthander. and then I hit the road once again McAdam, Christ McNeill, Bud was Henry again In the second Then a Ast Aght erupted between Fire A Police ...... 1 8 .167 the 10th, getting John Coiangelo . , . Pete Cloie, Mnnehester’a great Thur^Mlay, said Boardnan'a father • free lastructloB Don Cardwell, Phil pitcher, and Doucette and a .sacrifice fly by < With the score deadlocked at 6-6 on a pop-up at third and Bob Windsor High being the destine' Minor, and Dave Sihrinsz. game when Singleton walked two track atar at St. John’s University Hon. called hirp long distance Saturday Penn State Meets • free parking men In the eighth inning. The Gloo CImoll, Card outAelder, while Sport Schedule Dan Mullens In the seventh in going Into the bpttom of the 11th, Baldwin on a grounded to first. Coach Whitey Johnson also ex INTERNATIONAL I.EAGUE Chick Gagnon was safe on an er in Brooklyn, stopped for a few - • • * nigbt at the stadium to tell him a attack bar southpaw retired Bill Vlrdon on a Vinegar^ Bend Mlzell waa abutting ning highlighted Green Manor’s Standings Maneggia. Hedlund, McDonough minute* and related hi* coming the fight wo*'off. pects veterans Dick Avery, Wes i air cenditloned ror, advanced to second on a wild Huskies Saturday Gy ball and Elston marched In to out the Phils 2-0 with Ave hits In Monda.. June 8 close win. Jim McOann collected W L Pet. and Don Simmons each had two schedule. A senior,. Close hopes to Fridiay "This ie It," (htsrgin said last Feshler, Dave. White, Pat Mls- mop up the rest'Of the way to com the second game. Pagani’i, va. Aceto, 6 — Ver- two hit.s In three at bats and Bob . .5 1 .833 pitch and scored on Andy Maneg- make the United States team for night. "Lectiard wah told by those trelta, Paul Sartor, Dick Sylves 32 BRUNSWICK Ansaldi’s ...... gia's. infield hit and Perrotta’s wild hits for the Oilerg; who have won Committee chairmen for the an' plete a 1-0 three-hit ahntout. planck Dowd, who-went 1-for-l and drove Norman’s ...... -i. ..4 1 .800 the Pan-Am ‘Games before enter guys that some ot hur fighters New York, June 8 (P)---We8tern ter, Chuck Salmond. Skip Marsh. throw to first ba*e. FVL honors the past two seasons. nual Lawyers and Doctors softball AUTOMATICS • • • It waa a day of good crowds in PAP va. Sullivan’s, A -Waddell. In the tying marker In the sixth, Aceto & Sylvester . .4 .1 ..571 Baylock's three blngles sparked ing the Marines in the fall. would get sick at the Ih*t min Michigan tackles Oklahoma State Ed Cain. Hank Pedemont* and Medics va. Green Manor, j — game, sponsored by the Women’ Joe Twaronile to be on hand this BRAVB8 R, DODOER8 {—-Mil the National, too, with 32,078 at paced the victors. Paul Richard. Paganl's ...... 1 5 .167 Spotting New Britain a 3-0 lead New Britain. « Wally Fortin and Cliff Ulm were ute." in the.opening game of the NCAA RHONE waukee's Braves snapped out of Pittsburgh where the-Pirates lost Buckley. Bill McCarthy and John McNeill . #5 in the first inning, the Oilers among the many callers in person AuxiUary of Manches\etN)Iemorial Jackie Leonard, Legion Stadium Baseball Championships st Oma week. All were members of the Kaceya va. St Marv’a, 1:18 - garnered FAP's three blngles. fought back with single tallies in Hedlund walked six batters and Hoepital, Tuesday night, Juhq 16 at ha. Neb., Friday. 1958 State championship club. their slump, scoring eight runs in a pair because of the Cubs’ fine I IMPORTANT MEETING struck out nine while Perotta on a day that I was glad to see matchmaker, was severely beaten li 3-1202 Nebo. Winning pitcher Art Nicker.son Officials and Little League and the third, fourth and fifth frames. pass. . . . Numerous phone callers Robertson Park, were Jotted Western Michigan boasts a 24-6 the seventh inning to rout their relief work, Harvey Haddix and walked five and recorded 14 by unknown assailant* Wednesday moat persistent tbnjientor, Don Boh Friend were the losers al Green Manor va. Marines, 6; 15 (2-3), Dave Anderson (2-3) and Farm League coaches are remind The Falcons added two more at night, none o f whom requested and delivered In person by mal'k and Oklahoma State ahov's strikeouts in the contest which night, Ha told a hospital press RECREATION IJEAGl’E —Robertson. Dave McKenna (2-3) sparked ed of an important meeting markers on Andy Baylock's two- Babe Ruth's batting average in Herdic, publicist. Several secre' conference in Loe Angeles Sa'.ur a 22-h , Nike va. Wtllla, 8:30—Robert PontlcelH's one-sided triumph Wednesday night at 8:30 at the run homer in the fifth and a solo took three hours and 15 minutes 1922, kept me awake until af^^er practice sessions have been held by The fifial pairings were decided son. to complete. both clubs and the usual barrel of day that FVankie Carto, an Bast Standings while Jimmy Smith (2-2) and Army A Navy Club. Plans for tally ofi Baylock's third hit of the the 11 o’clock news. err upderworld oliaracter, was re last .Satur(iay when Oemson and Police vs. Finest 135 6:15 • fun i* expected. Watching 'rom the Fresno State won their district W. L. Pel. Mike Cowan (3-3) hit best for the All-Star competition later this afternoon, a run-prOducing single Mori- * * * sponaibl^i Charter Oak. Nassiff s. summer will be discussed. to leftfleld in the seventh. iarty’s ,..000 111 003 01-7-12-2 stands this year will be Atty. Dave playoffs. Clemson defsated Florida Teachers ...... 5 0 1.000 All Types! All Sizes! Tuesday Keith, only casualty In the .'nnual Boardman once was co-managed State 5-0 at Gaatohta. N. C., and Telephone ...... 5 0 1.000 New by Blinky''Palermo, closely aa- Tie Score In Ninth Rain waa welcomed by all, I am aeries, who suffered a fractured Fresno State trpunceaT-.;Waahing- Police ...... 3 2 .600 Britain . 300 020 1,00 00-6-10-2 ankle last year .. One request iociated wltnNQarbo. Back-to-back singles in the Hedlund and Aiemany; Perotta sure, and'this waa a day for rub ton, 10-6. at Seattle, in the^.rubber North Ends ...... 2 3 .400 came from a woman baseball fan Ohargin said hq had poUca prO' game ot a three-game set. First National ..., i.. 1 3 .250 ninth Inning by Maneggia, and and Baylock. bers and umbrellas : . . Much tectlon while In Dsq Angeles and Myles McDonough enabled the who wanted the date* Pittaburgli The pairings for the first round Post Office . . 1 3 .250 work had to be caught up and cor would play in Philadelphia. ’’We expected the same oh..aii "off, and winners to knot the count and respondence answered, Desk was of the double elimination tourna liberty Mutual ...... 1 4 .200 want to see the Pirates plav if we on” basis tn Oakland. ment: Flljaat 1 3 5 ...... 0 .1 .000 force the game Into extra innings. .Yesterday’fi Homert clear and clean, something- un can work it around the family va He said Poardman'i father told Hedlund pitched out of a bases- usual in any newspaper office, by cation," she reported___ Sat with him Larry had a bad hand.'Qhar- (Season Totals in t’ arentheses). the hour of departure . . . Noth Tony D'Angona, Bob Donovan and gin insisted to Ganibina that ing special on the schedule, the Director Fred Maganelll at Cheney Boardr.ian would have to ga WHAT O’YA HEAR American League college baseball seuon - being Tech as We sifted names and quali through wirtii the flghit, but after Francona, Indians (3), practically over except Tor post- fications before deciding winners the call. Art Rat .poni of Oakland, 30-MINUTE FREE Lopez, Yankees (9). stsson play , . . Luncheon date of..the school’s annual two top ath the other main eventer, bowed put, LADIES' DATv IN THE BEST OF CIRCLES ? INSTALLATION Slaughter, Yanklees (2). was kept st noon with Ted Re letic awards .. While at the school conteding he waa ill. EVERY WEDNESDAY Berra, Yankees (7). bain, regional manager for the I talked with Harry Kitchlng, who Chargin said he didn’t think • A.M. to 5 P.M. Thorneberry, Yankees (1). American International Bqwlinc will retire later this month, and RamrxMil or hi* manager, Freddie Triandos, Orioles (iS). Corp., which will, operate the 32 the man who steered the school, to Amo'-oso, we. "pulling anything.” Slevers, Senators (3). . be(i, 10 pin bowling Parkade Its only state basketball crown .. "In their case. I heard it's a case Lemon, Senators (13). Lanes. W t visited the site of con- Journeyed to Wethersfield for the of the two not getting along,” the COHN. GOLF LAND Yost, Tigers 2 (12). struction but d ^ ’t move out of second time in three days on a promote- said. , JUN<( 0 «ION 0 N ROUTE 16 and 83-^EXIT 95 Maxwell, Tigers (11). the car, the ,rSin coming ^own CXAC baaebkil asai^ment. Among Oomi.iiaaion Secretary Clayton FROMM R ^RIRTFORD AT TAIXlOTTVILLE Jensen, Red Sox (12). harder thgn ' st any time during the spectators' was Dick Thurston, Frye said Ramponi would be sus F ree Installation Rivera, White Sox (1). Manchester policeman, whosf alma SPECIAL f e e 75c FOR 18 HOLES • the day , . . Weather forced post mater, Housatonic Regional, pended unles* he shows a doc- CLUBS and HALLS FURNISHED ponement of the weekly Tuesday tor’a certificate proving illneas. National League d o ^ e d Sevmoui' 2-0 to gain the Free Inatnictien*-'.rS’>'4<‘l< Ear and Lounge night volleyball games with my finals of C3ass B competition ... Frye declared the commission as little as SERT COUERS Thomson, Cuba (6). heigtabors and as a . result I tried Night home with my family. won’t stand for any shen(Utig*na Hodges, Dodgers (8). to catch up on my reading, find among Boardman, Gambina and Demeter, Dodgers (10). • ing the Sport Magazine story on .the Legion. • Spencer, Giants (3). Jimmy Piersall interesting . Satur4)a.y Lynch, Reds (8). Good .news on Manchester High’s T R IP L E ^ . Weatherman cooperated and I Slimmer Volleyball' ^ Cepeda, Giants (13). team triumph in the. State Cl AC waa able to join my family for an Oliver,. Cardinals (1). matches at Fairfield was passed afternoon of fishing, swimming ahd . Teams, and indlviduala, Intereort- STORES^ Boyer, Cardinals (12). along by an' interested golf en boating at a nearby lake .,. ..Fish ed in playing tn k «ummer volley Jablonaki, Cardinals (3). thuslast at night. were biting and my sons brought ball league are aaked to meet at You don’t replac* your 681 MAIN ST -rM l 8-6711 Freese. PhiUlea (6). * .* * home a pail full .. Night home ^the Eaet Side Reo Tuesday night at 7:30, Plans wUl be formulated H. Anderson, Phillies (6). W ednesday again and ! have been getting quite furnace often for all materials a few stars of late on the calendar, for the eqmi. g reason. AU mvtriee Two. fine sports publiestions, noting nights I have been around in the Kec winter league have been „ John Durant's The Story of Base- notified, Jim Herdic rhporU. the house. replace it w ith Leads the league for flavor! 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HR 0:30 P.M.^~Fridoy AUTO GLASS INSTAUED ready. ’’ 7:lo AA4. fid Neon-wS(Btur4ay • . * GLASS FURNITURE TOFS Toti can have this premium quality General inectrlc Custom Oil Furnace tor aa little a* 130' MIRRORS (Firsplocs 6m 1 DeMr) a montlC For a free borne heating sunrey and asttmfite, eaU MI l>-4968. ^Your Guarahtee— PICTURE FRAMING (oil fypM) ■ i Our 39 Yeafa Of WINDOW and FUTE GUSS Want Four ear w aah ^t Wagt a lubrioatioB job, motor tuno^op or spy ether oervlee work? Yea Dependable Service” g «M ’t iMva to brlag Ow flw l»~ W E ’I X CALL Df OUB ENOU8H FfHUI AND GET ITI No towi,. no G iN E R A l^ ELECTRIC OUNTRAOTORSi WE HAVE IN SlYiCK batiMr, M w t is (rtMrgw Tear oar will b« retumad to yon la Jig b v e l S36 NOR’TH MAIN ST. MEDICINE C AilNETS and SNOWER DOORS O. E. RALES— ,SI»VIO B — PAATS TEL. MI 9-5253 OPEN.SATUIIDAYS->OPEN THURSDAY BVBNlNoa WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE, Inc. EiTIMATEB GLADLY QIVKN MORIARTY BROTHERS Ml 3-5135 SAl BBOAD . m >4 5 M tluiU-fMiMd 1 ihri£iMU f V'". M IIANGHliSTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHE8TER, CONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 8. 1969 FAGGlbEVBI* n r a i T K i f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* MONDAY, JUNE S, 1969 ,WantMl— Te Buy I t Apartments—Flat*— Hoosea for Sale 72 Houm* for Solo 72 Houom for Sftl# House* for Salt 72 Housss for Salt 72 WaBie4— Bael Estate 77 HdusehoM Goofla 51 Tcnemcnta 63 i Baildiitf— CpntntcUnt 14 THERE UUGUTA BE A LAW BY PAGAi.Y and SHORIBN Articles FW Sale 45 FOR FARMS and land frseta with- BEAUTIFUL—8 room ranch, 1>4 $14,800—Exesllem condition, ex- MANCHESTER- Beautiful 4-room BUY ~ SELL — TRADE , WANTED TO BUY I, 'cellent buy, 6 room Cape at 57 home, modem throughout. Many NEW SOLID M A P I^ Dropleaf baths, enclosed breeMwa* with Want . to aail your propertyt^^' MUST 8*LL-Westlnghouse 20’’ Good uieo reantaUe furniture, THRKE ROOM-Apartment, gas! ‘n » n e w :'8«ngl*wood Drive, I or 4 bed- extra*. Call on this one. Full BtDWBU. ROMK Impravoment table and four chairs. Apply tl and electricity furnished. Choice Lawrence F. Flsno, Broker. K1 3 car garage, amesite drive, oil ' U S T ^ O - Bower* Ichool Greenwood, Inc., will buy (or all window fan, like new. $25. Easy also aaall i^rlght anOMfiaat rooqns, large kitchen, plaatcr price, $10,900. Monchaater Rd. Ex- On. AltaraUona, additiona f^a- m n ' *(OW Hl$^ St. »ftar 6 p.m. of refrigerator and etovt. Heat *-*796. heat, baseboard radiation, ap area—6 finished rooms. Uam Cod. cash dr woriz'out a trade Quick Is T I VETCW S ironer, $86. Stanley buffer and planaa. < Shed dormeni, compl*l*>\ re w alltS ceram lc bath, aluminum cellent 5'e room ranch, attached ragen. Roofing gad aiding axp^ra. STRANcer and not water. Rent $77. MI- proximately IH acres lot, large action aasured -Call and get oiK Alumlnam clapboarda a apeciaity lOSPiTAwTKfKtQSI grinder, $86. Standard KanuUp $13,300—1956 SIX room Cap* fire modeled kitchen, attached garage, storms^Ameaite drive, must be garage, many (eaturea Including wrruTMtFiLu tVIRVONt 40” .CR08LEY—De luxe electric Watkini Used Furniture 8-6940. shad* trees. Priced at a low fig- deal, no obligation. Unexcelled workmanaMp. Blaay A*uetp.' register with cash drawer. $50. Mllge, electric clothes drver. place, birch cablneta, , baseboard ura of $16,800. Charle* I>eaper- beautifully landscaped lot. R. F. Seen. MoY-sasalime large l'’i% large lot. Owner transfarred. Sac budget terma. Ml B-atM or TR 9 M 0 4 « GREETED MI 9-6242. Exchange neat, awiiinga, aluminum forms, Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-6346, mortgage. CAH now. Paul J. Cor- rifice, Full price. $16,900, Call the v iiTh a 9;tEMC£ "Like new. MI 9-6500. THREE ROOM furnished apart ance, MI 9-7620. ADVERTISING B-BIM. 16 (Mk Street ment with bath. Residential ion*. garage, anade trees. Carlton W. or Robert Murdock, MI 8-6473, rent!. MI 8-686.1 Ellsworth Milton Agency Real L'Kt oirrM VK» Free parking, newly redecorated. Hut^ina, Mi 9-6133. FOUR ROOMS, p lu s-3 unfinished, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. tor*. MI 3-6930, or lin 9-5514. CARPEIPmRS, axperlenced In HOME MADE over night trailer ELECTRIC CLOTHES dryer, Like W S BUY and aau antique an*i used full basement, city utilities fire VERNON BOX MOuih>AIN Drive MAN out CI,A8.S1F»KD ADVKRTISEMENI DEIT. HOURS building and contracting, altera with canvas top. 18 Watren St. 106 Deming Street or call MI WAPPING—Large 6% room ranch, propelrty Hated w* could *p- new. MI S-6600. fumttjre, china, glSM, 'diver, pic 4-1306. place, hot water oil. heat, com II ■ Nice 5 room ranch pn 14i SELECT HOMES 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. tlona, additiona, porchea, e*t Spd- ture frames, guns, atUe oc .tents, breeseway and garage. Ojstom bination windows and doors, roll acre* of wooded lot. Basement tiae fi hare.ere. Gtva u* a cal.call .P, V. .. ciallilnji In cottajfea, garogea. aid- Used Sofas ...... $10,160 built. Six years old, large lot. Sell NEW RANCH-Cholc* location. In tree shaded copimunlty of Tongren, Brokar. MI $-6821. Any* LARGE BA^T carriage and mat whole estates Furniture refln- DUPLEX, 4 rooms, . autofnatlc up aWnIngs, house and ettte fully study with many built-in*, book* Ingk. cfuaranteed workmanahip.- w r - ing under FHA. Appraised for Built-In stove and overt^ com er fire beautiful home*, txt* 100x2'Hl, *lx thipg In rear eitate. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tress, $12; MI 9-8274. ______Ished and repaired. Furinti.ra Re heat. AvallabI* July 1st. Call MI insulated, deep lot, nicely Jend- , esse*,.'fireplace. Short drive' to mJ S-07S1. Used Plano ...... $75 $17,500. Phllbrick Agency, Ml acaped, many ahsde trees, txcel- place, attached garage, covered mom ranch. Are* 2,016 *'. ft, T- MU.NDAT Tluo FRIPAV IU;80 A.M.—SATtIRPAV » AAL pair Service and Sales. Talcott- 9-6055. University of Conn, or Hartford. Ar e YOU CONSIDEPJNt. T Save 10% on new unfinished villa. MI M449. 9-8464. lent condition, quick occupancy. patio, $20,800, R. F. WmoeV Co., shsped hall, living room 31x15, FOR ALTERATIONS, additloiia, BQOltS. INDEX fiiel storage Favorable FHA (inanoing. Price SBIJJNG YOUR PROPERTY? furniture. SIX R(X)M tenement, redecorated, Charles Lesperancs. MI 9-7630. Realtor, Ml 9-6346, or "arbara $17,200, Formal dining room, pirtur* book PLEASE READ YUl/R AD cabinet, work, garagea. etc Call Selves, defroster timer, large ON 7 \ ACRES fertile lan^ 6 Wa wilt appraise your p>.*.ipart9 mirror, drafting Instruments and automatic gas hot water, I steam Wood*. V l 9-7702, Robert Murdock, WAPPING CENTER AREA Nice kitchen, dishwasher. Three large Qlrardin Woodworking, ""ree eat|. Coffee Tables ...... $10 WANTED--Small apartment alM rooma, breezeway., double MANCHESTER, 81 Bretton Rd. *- Ml 1-6472. bedroom* Nine w«lk In clo«et*, (r*6 and without any . obllfstioit OIo h MM *r '^Vant Adt * are tikm over Ike phone aa a coa- lamp. Miscdlaneous gifts and heat. Convenient to shopping and custom built 8 bedroom ranch, matea Ml 9-MB3. i z : piano. Call MI 8-1246. 3 ceriimlc baths, fireplace, 8 ExceUem one owner 8 room •tile. Finished I>«*emenl with b*r, wa also buy property for caah. m l n T r The aOvertiaer ahouM read hla ad the PIKH'I O A t IT household Items, mahogany book bus. Available July let, t*C. Box attached garage, large living Single Beds ...... $10 ~ach miles. Oqrlton W. Hutchins, Ml ranch, two bedrooms, full tile Ill play room, gsrsge Price $29,400 Member Multiple Listing a p p e a r s and REPORT EKKUKS In time for the next Iumt- MASON WORK-Chimney* built case, MI 8-6387 after 6, H, Herald. room, raised Fireplace, built-in CtOGlEft? IkuiAHE) OOOWiEft 9-5182. bath, garage, has concrete drive, American Colonial-I..arge living STANLEY BRAY. Rea.'tor Unn n e BeraM la teaponaible for ,onl> ONE Incorree* or omitted or repaired. Plasferlng work new B uTT^ECME Vil'TH WATKINS WANTED-- 3-horae mowing ma ROCKIJCDGSl—New 6 room raich. bookcases, psnsled wall^.- mod / BRAE-BURN REALTY or old. Stone work all Kind.'-. Call •'HE fiOOPiEG ^ A pack: h e r e : Newly ' redecorated 3 room apart large living room with fireplace, ern kitchen, bulTt-ln oven*, beau room, bookshelves, cabmets. flre- for any advertlaeroent and then only to the extent o^ a USED FURNITURE chine. Call MI 9-5789. ment available If desired. TR- MANCHESTER-8 room Colonial two nice porchea. ' Full plaster IH baths, attached garage, .very Ml 3827$ " -,,^ ,1 Inaertloa. Errora nrhirb do not. leaaea the value of Jack Carr. MI 9-7406. “Oa "•4EV COVE ID Boftts and Accewmries 46 tiful cabinets, washer - dryer place.ilace. Largo rear acreened *y>rrh"orch. 5-9131. ranch, 4 latgq bedrooms. 8 full house, radiant heat. Priced right. large living room. $11,900 R. F. FormalTormsl dining room, comer com er cabl- cabl m the advMTtaemeot trill not be eoirr^ited by “ make good” Inaerttnn. EXCHANGE are*. Full cellar with overslied 'SELUNO YOUR HOME? Fat COMPLETE — Carpentry work. baths, built-in oven and range, 3- $17,350. Shown by appointment Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-17'6, FOR SALE^—12 ft. Barbour run, Rooms Without Board 59 car garage, choice location. PhU- windows, walkout door. About l i neta,^ j. Spacious^ • , , kltcjien, . dl^wa*h-/{ prompt, efficient, courteou* aerv* Roofing, aiding, dormera. recre about with steering wheel and 15 Oak Street only. Drive by. MI 8-6273. Brse or Robert Murdock, MI 3 6473 Bar acre with large shade tree*.' f - , "P” *?*; I--aundry rwrn. Tilej ive and appraising without obliga- TOUR tXMlPBKATlON WHX FOUR ROOM duplex available July brtek Agency, MI 9-8464 Burn Realty Co. bara Woods, Ml 9-7702. ation rooma,' room Additiona and forward throttle, has canvas PLEASANT LARGE heated room, Convenlent to main highway, ‘svaiory. Three twin sized be<)-1 ,.„n ^ Btechler, Realtor, RE APPRBtTATED Dial Ml 3-2711 Open I'hursday evening* until 9 1st. MI 9-8869. rooms, Ule bqlh. Oversized two lathing. Ed Staaiak, PI T-TB64. J cover with bows. 14 HP Evinrude free parking. On bug line. 148 7 ROOM Colonial iV baths, gs- Owner leaving state. QiiUJ' oc Ml 3-6989 or Wealey R. SmUh, As* Closed Mondays -SOUTH WINDSOR-8 room ranch IV car garage with ae<-ond floor. A*k motor with cruise a day gas Center“ er St. C:ali l MI 3-5002. FIVE ,R(X)M fist, sscond floor, rage, steam heal, good 'ondltion. cupanev. soclates. MI 9-8653. Member Multi ALL TYPES—Of carpentry work tank. Price $325. Woodbury, 38 extra large shaded lot. School bus iKg $30,060. Lost and Found Auto Driving School 7*A sunporch. Garage. References re Owner. MI 3-0781. No agent*. at door. Vacant. Can be seen any NEW CAPE c 6 D —Shed dormer-^ BROOK ST., SOUTH WINDSOR ple Listing Service. done. Alterations. Dormers, roof Server St. ROOM WITH kitchen privUeges. Off Graham Rd. 1 year old 3 ing, porches, garages, etc. Work quired. Adults only. No pets. 175 time. Asking $12,600. P. V. Ton- oversized 34x36. Near ' >wers Shown bj' Appointment LOST—Radio controlled airplane, MORTLOiTt’S Mahcheater'a lead Centrally located. Babies ac bedroom aplit lever. Wall to wall guaranteed, free estimates. Call 14 FOOT V-bottom plank boat, 18 Good condition, $25. ’la 9-0698 per month. Phone MI 9-0482, grrn, Broker. MI S-(ijl21. school — complete four. $15,400 36" orange wing, black body. ing driving school Three skilled, ?Anov J cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. MANCHESTER carpeting, new O.E. stove, com- MI 3-1445 after 6 p.m. foot trailer, 18 h.p. Evinrude (first deposit holds). R. F. Loat May 28. Reward. CaT Kid courteous Inatnictors. Class room 3>i ROOM apartment, centrally lo COVENTRY LAKtc — 4H room , blnation door* and windows, H. B. GRADY, BROKFR motor, $500. MI 3-7180. ■ MOVING TO PLEASANT ROOM—One block $14,500—Reduced. Extra large 4 Dlfnock Co, Realtor. M l 8-5245. die Fair. MI 8-58S8. tns^nictlopv for 16, 16. 17 year cated. heat, hot water, stove, re finished 5 room cape, base winterized cottage. Need* "file Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 *.• Rob ' paneled recreation room, ga About Town WEST COAST from Main Street., Separate en frigerator $80 monthly. Adults. rage. MI .3-8009 cldt. Telephone Mr. Mortlock. R o o fin g — S illin g 1ft 7% H. P. OUTBOARD motor. Will ment garage. cleaning up. Reliable ptrty can ert Murdock MI 3-6472. 1 CUSTOMER CAN’T USE IT trance also separate kitchen. MI 9-9959. MANCHESTER BUSH HILL RD. The "Olerk-etle*.’’ newly erfan* Director of Driver Education’. sacrifice for a quick sale. Don $14,700—Asking. Six finished Cape. buy this ofte for no mone ' down. LOST - - Lady’a small platinum so I WANT A REUABLB Gentlemen. Free parking. MI. Op* year old split level (Hoi- MANCHESTER Izert women's auxiliary to the MI 9-7398. RAY'S ROOFINO CD., shingle and Willis Garage, 18 Main St. City water and sewer. Call P. V. Tongren, Broker, MI- watch. Call MI 9-7M4 after ». TRUSTWORTHY PERSON 8-4724. FOUR ROOMS for rent, $48 month 38331. “ Anything- In Real Es Postal Clerka Union, hoa cnonged built-up roofs, gutter and conduc Assume- money saving lywood type) « rooms, t 'j baths, , ^oom Cap* Cod, 4 down, 3 up, A'TTENTION teenagers—Ages 15 Help Wanteid— Female 35 TEN H.P. Mercury outboard WHO’S GOING ly: Inquire at 88 Charter Oak St., tate," H IL L aiD E MANOR, Vernon - large lot, traffic free, in min- - ' the (late of Its monthly meeting to LOST—One pair pink framed tor work; roof chimney repairs Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Manchester. 4% mortgage. centrally located on bu* line. to 18 We teach. Class room. Start Ray Hagenow, MI 9-^4; Ray motor. Good condition. $75 . C. J. HOUSEKEEPING • Choose your own high wuoded lot. ule* drive to Aircraft. Reason 2 family nlc# locution, 4 down. 8'A Wednesday, June 17. at which Urn# chlld'a glasses vicinity Ver- RN OR'^LPN—For 8-11 shift, or TO TAKE OVER ROOM TO RENT—Inquire at 61 $15,800—Nice six room, Green 8DC ^ROOM—Ranch, full base now We teach adults l8 to 60. Jackson MI 8-8839. SIGN MAN for trucking depart CLOTHES LINE poles Installed, Morrison Paint Store, 386 Center For yotir new Ranch, Split or Co able oroinancv. up. 2 car garage. -| it will be held at the home o f Mrs. planck Suiool. Call Ml 3-7084. part-time weekends. Vernon Ha UNPAID BALANCE Gerai’d Street. M l 3-5047. Manor Ranch,' garage ment, attached garage. Green John R. Hull, 78 White 8t. Free home pick-up service, 'j'hrec ment. Can have own account. Un all sixes, old poles reset, reason St. Bosinem Lotattloiw lonial. R F. Dlmock Co., Pesltor, 813 CENTER ST. 6 room Cape. New 5 room ranch, built in stove . FOUND—Black male mongrel with Instructors, no waiting. C x i Mr. COUGHUN ROOFINQ Company. ven. Vernon, TR 5-2077. usual opportunity for expierlenced able. New battery, Jack. MI Monthly Payment* LARGE comfortable partially air- city utilities. Manor. One block from Buckley Ml 9-6345. or Barbara Woods. Ml 4 rooms down end bath, fire EIGHT FOOT Minlmlx hydro School. Aluniim'im storms and and oven, full cellar, cltv water, j ^ white cheat: Call I^e Fracchia, MIclette Manchester Driving Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- man. Call Woodland Auto faint 9-1353. • $23.28 conditioned room, available gen for Rent 64 9-7702, Robert Murdock. Ml r 6477. place. garage. Fenced bark, choice of lot, $14,290. VA and FHA; Mrs. Peter Cashlon, 200 Meple plane, almost new. Also 5 h.p. BOLTON Dog Warden, MI 3-8594. Academy. PI 2-7249, asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, ' J CLERK TYPIST ing Co., 1208 Burnside Ave. East NEW FURNITURE tleman only. Parking. 818 Middi* screens. fireplace, screened-ln well shrubbed, Ideal home for POWICR MOWERS—Toro, Jacob Johnson outboard motor. Call STORE FOR RENT, exctllent lo financing available, i SI has returned home from a grjvanized or copper gutters and Hartford, JA 8-0200. And Appliances Tpke. East. MI 8-5194. I10,900-Co6k Drive, 4 room ranch, patio. Other extra*. Under $11,000. easy maintenance.' Retired cou 7 room home In Highland P*rk| three rrionths trip to 84n Bernnf. I ARSON’S Connecticut’^ first li Interesting. position for skilled een, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle MI 9-3468. cation 500 square ft-, slr-condl- No agents. Call MI 9-8578. FOUND—Small black female mon leaders. Ml 8-77Cff. HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 3 large garage, amesite pie or young family naming 8 ares, needs decorating, som« re dino, Calif., and Yuma, Aril,, grel, vicinity Hlllatown Rd. Call censed driving school rained. .. typist with aptitude for tiv e EIXPERIENCED painters wanted. Reel and rotary. Also ridmf^ng mow MONTHS PLEASANT ROOM — In prlvata tioned optional. - Tel. MI 8-1191. (XIVENTRY—4’,i room ranch with bedroottia. On bus line and 3 drive. MANCHESTER RD.—Beautiful 5>,4 pair, large lot, 112,500. where she visited her ’ daughters. Lee Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI Certlfie oeral—one whleh didn’t s*lst in Mambtn at Un B l u Chapman ______J. riahartyi M Alton exchange ia one at feUbwriilp, In- Town Librariang . Joy CIrct* of tho Iforth Mathodlat ■ t, raoalvad a bachelor at science mpj ter^^U on and good will. Svll War days. ' L T .W O O D c a About Town Church will ifiM tiit ttha church degree at the Univerelty of Notre Rev. Simpik>n Rev. Mr. SlmpSoiVs Sunday Donald A. Ramsey, a St. Petars- Vfadnmday aftamoon at 1:30 and Dime’a 114th annual commence preaching schedule takee him to €K>ing to Annual burg, Fia., mining anghnaar made ' ICE PLANT go from thara to tho homo of Mra. ment escrcisee .veeterdsy at Hertfordshire on July 5; Bristol, the presentation as executive coih- 51vBI88EIX m t Aiwiy Pfe. Bahart W, aemont, Going AbroadMl miesioner of the eeml-milltary St. aoB of M r. and Mia. RuMa K. Baalyn Law, 19 Baldwin Rd.. for South Bend, Ind. July 12; Juniper Green, Mlffio- State Convention VOL. LXXyill, NO. 212 a picnic. They arc naked to bring Uitan, Scotland, July 19; Bldiq- order. Cube*-Cruthed-Block$ CMMOt, IM B. Main S t. com- Williams, fortifled with a nip of pMad tho 1 1-wooh Klke^arculM thair own allvarwara and cutlery. ■ Cub Scout Pack 53 committee burgh, July 26; Northumberland, men, den mothere and parents of For Summer North Shields. Aug. 2; Birkenhead, '' All of the libraries in Manchsstsr whisky for what his doctor ds- mlMtla art control ayatem maln- win be eloeed all day Wedneaday. scrlbed as a slight chill, dosed dur tman^i traaaitloa eouraa May W St. Margaret'a Circle, Daughtafa Cubs ara asked' to meet et the Aug. 9; Eas8x. Aug. 16; Surrey, of laahaila, arlU hold a bualneaa Waddell School at 7:30 tonight t ^ The Rev. Olfford O. Stmpeon, A iu. 23; and Cambridge, Aug. 30. Ubrarigns will attend the 68th an ing most of the ceremony. at tt t Air Dafanaa School. Ft. minister of Center Congregational Pilot Rescued Union Ends R H «, Tan. Ha la a 1957 graduata maetlnjg tomorrow night at 9 procead in a body to .the home of For a few daya during aach nual convention of the Connecticut CHARGE YOUR Court Supports U.S. o'clock at the Knighta of Columbua the late David Scbeldel, pack Church, aiul Mra Simpson plan to week the Simpeona will have the at Mancheater High School. •ail from New York June 26 to opportunity to travel and vacation Library Assn, at Cpnnecticut Col Home.' activitlas chairman, to^pky him lege for Womdn in New London. Two Girlg Receive PRESCRIPTIONS HERR last respects. participate In a summer preaching •a they wish. They expect to Joan M. Lamanno, daughter of tour throughout England, Scot Among the speakers at ths con Itr. and Kra. John B. Lammao, Mrs. Ruaaell H; Coffin, 542 B apend a week in London, two The FriendihlpJClrcle o f the Sal land and Ireland under the spon weeks touring Scotland, and a vention wltl be Elisabeth G. Speare Colby JC Degrees Refusal of Passport; Montauk Point' Joan Rd., received her aaaoclata Middle Tpke„ haa ratumad home o f Wethersfield ^ho received the In arta at oommencemant after apandlng aeVaral daya at thO vation Army wtll meet this eve sorship of the National Council of week in the Salisbury area. They Churches of Christ in America. 1959 Newbery Medal foKthe most niarrlaaa at Waatbrook Junior Brightlook Hoapltal S t Johna- ning at 7 :4 5 ^ t the Citadel. Col. also plan to taka an inland water Mist Virginia Fiald, daughter of PHABIIAOY Rubber Co. William SfwUg, 144 Campfield c r u ^ and spend four'daya yin Co distinguished c o n t r i b u t i o n to Westhampton Beach, N. Y„ Oolltta, Portland. Maine, yaatar- bury, v t The Rev. Mr. Simpson is ons of American children’s llteratufe for Dr. and Mrs. William J. Field, 211 Rd., wtM)'was formerly a divisional the 10 ministers from the United penhagen K^ore flying home on June 9 i ft c : « Summit ' di> tUbiB o( npnbUeBUoa o( Bmelal Mesa., yesterday eftamoon. I^irT ^o Fred Thrall, Water and Sewer utes after Rondeau was pulled sewer pump station and force St.; Vincent Boyle, 226 W. Center iasued a cryptic statement saying jdUfwKi bwlB TB »»o r— roBd out and out milltaiy dictatorship daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Al plentifully^ And he thought with Department superintendent ed to contain all necessary request had been anticipated. The Education" at 8 p.m. Thursday at from the water. Auxiliary police Commission at 9 p.m. on putting tence for taking Provencher’a car conversations were now going on on the continent. That dlctatorehlp Mias Cloutier, daughter of Mrs, bert Pearson. 167 Boulder Rd.: in himeelf, saying. What shall I committee planned tentatively to aonttary sewers In Farm Di. .ir,d main on W. Middle Tpke., west of on May 26 without his permission. St.; Mrs. Alma Buah, 26 Windsor rtUl BBnrtBB cMBBt g( N|lr& *. *«r* ThreU'e monthly storage report elements, vitamin drops the BooUh-Dimock Mer.-iorial Li man Benjamin Hasek and .^Ifred Center St. and east of the Hocka- Ave., Rockville; Mrs, Della Fee with the United States and Britain rulea only by the use of lew end Kenneth Strum of 3M Parker St., Miss Johnson Is the daughter of do, because I have no room whefe •bowed that the supply stayed up meet Wedensday to consider Eisen Hail applied artificial respiration Norwo^ St. and Improving Farm Provencher's complaint to police concerning several NATO prob lUprtBBBtaOTBB: Jh* end Kenneth Cloutier of Somers, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jqhnaon, to bestow my fruits 7 And he supply the catalyst to in hower’s request. brary. •Dr, num River. Proposed assessment brought about the arrest of Denis ney, 163 Benton St.; Johr\ Fogar JuttOB K«U>»*-« SnwjUl dmncy — force to keep political unrest in over that of June 1, 1958, despite Rondeau appeared to respond rales for the $100,000 project have ty, 19 High St. lems, including atomic stockpiles. majored in fine arte. SI Kensington St.; end Erickson ■aid. This will I de: I will pull low rainfall in the pMt five months, creased energy: In previous actions some com- Dr. Champlain will give the talk but relapsed and was pronounced 3. Discusa a 7-year capital im H. Lee. 16, of 72 Grand Ave, The Tlisy can reach a conclusion or check. Miss Penteleo daughter ot Mr. is the son of Mr. end Mr*. Paul .rnlttee members even suggested at the June membership meeting provements program. been fought since last fall by West youth waa fined $18 for driving ADMITTED YESTERDAY: very shortly," the statement aaid. and Mra. Emil Pantaleo, M7 Por especiallyspMially Ip May. In our pharmacy are all dead by Dr. Joseph Raffa at about End property owners who would Eleanor Swanson, 30 Hudson St.; And there la unrest, as in Ecu Erickson, 26 Alton St. . ' ' end there will I bestow sU my Wa&r in the' Porter. Hoitrerd, that the requirement for a ceiling of tha League of Women Voters, 7 p.m. Dr. Donald Haxln, Hart Club Pool Issue without a license and was placed 'Tha French government consid ter St., majored in the executive At a banquet held Saturday fruits and my goods And I will the important medicines, be abolished altogether. open to all League members, their The subject of Director Theo be benefltted. on probation for one year. Mrs. Celine Michaud. Coventry; ~-